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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-11
CONDEMNS GOVERNMENT

When Berger condemned government
action in sending the reports to Gary,
Ind, Representative Blanton, democra >
Texas, insisted Berger confine himseif 20
his own activities and utterances and not
be permitted to criticise the government,
especially at this critical time.
Speaker Gillette said he had been unable
to understand Berger because OF his
strong foreign accent
Berger did nat deny making the aileg "a
seditious statements which led to his con-
viction and sentence to 20 years in red
eral prison.
Under the circumstances, he SAD
would say and write them all over AGAIN
only I would make it a great dea,
stronger, because I have been Justined oy
the events since the armistice. when the
war was practically ended"
Berger characterized the espionage act
s.as an infamous measure passed at the
order Of American plutocracy not to pun
ish spies. but to hound citizens wnos'
opinions differed from those of the ad-
ministration."
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-11
VICTOR BERGER IS
GIVEN PINK SLIP
BY VOTE OF 3O9T0 |
Socialist Radical Makes
Plea in Own Defense and
Is Called Down by
Members

Washington, November 1o.-Viv-
tor l.. Berger, Milwaukee, socialist
was denied his seat Jim the House
today by an overwhelming vote,
the House holding he was eligible
for membership because of his
open opposition to the war.
The vote to unseat Berger was
300 to 1, representative yoight. re-
publican, Wisconsin, being the only
member to support the wisconsin
socialist other than the debate or
on the roll call.
After denying the seat to Berger
he House declared that the seat was
5acant, holding that Joseph P. Carney
democrat, who contested Berger's cleo
ion did not receive plurality in the
election last year. Without record
vote, the House also directed Speaker
Gillette to notify the Wisconsin gov
,rnor of the vacancy in the state dele
cation so that a special election may
De called to chooses new member
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-11
DEBATE IN HOUSE

Discussion of the right OF victor L.
Berger, Milwaukee socialist, whose APP
peal from conviction nnder the espion-
age act is now pending. to retain his
seat in Congress, began in the House
today after an effort by Representa-
tive Dyer, republican, Missouri, to de-
lay the proceedings was defeated by
vote of 279 to l.
The interest of members in the Berger
case was rejected in the interruption OF
committee session when the matter came
up. Announcing postponement OF tne
naval committee hearing, at which Sec
rotary Daniels was testifying, in order 10
permit members to be in the House for
the debate and final vote on the Berger
case, which was expected during the day,
Chairman Butler, republican, Pennsyi-
vania, said it was IAN opportunity to turn
a mad dog CUT and that he did not
propose to mfrs it,.
Berger appeared in the House soon after
the session opened. Soon after he began
his statement to the House there was
much connection and speaker Gillette
raped for order several times.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-27
HUN spy SOCIALIST 70 DIE
ossth M.A 81 Hsweru Of Fsaegs==S
ists In France psssHa
War.

rarfs."~t'ass RcasseS. rrumiaen'
French journalist, was sentenced To
death by court martial for imparting
Intelligence to the eaesay. koutler
who Ia socialist with extreme ten
asnciss, was tried by default lie
was charged ~ith having agreed with
German agents ir Spain 10 start q
srsheh !ansn11Ees gesr ,brrs. durias
TIE VAR for the purpose Of carrying
Oh Gerrsanorhiie propaganda
Gas,on Roasitr founded the Madrid
La f'atx IN 1877 II war svliesta that
Iscla fssha, Lcvan,ine banker, who
was executed In iasr& In 1915 fcs
treason. furnished the fuaaa fer the
establishment Of the newspaper An
order for the srrcst OF Reuter- was
issued by the freneh authorities In
October, 1917. bat hia arrest has new.
er been reported
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-27
GEN. PERSHIN6 THANKS JEWS
Splendid Services Rendered American
Army Brings Praise From
BLACK jack"

Paris Cen pershlsg has expressed
his appreciation for the splendid
Eeryiess rendered To tho American ex
pedtloHayy force by the Jewish wet
fare board" In letter seat 10 Cot
Harry Cutler. chairman Of that board
The American commander added that
frnm the opening OF It's work In the
summer of 1918 the representatives
II the Jewish welfare board. during
the remaining months Of hosti.liies,
Old valuable work among the soldiers
lfs&sva s*1~SSsfh: II ts NJ sntx ,ffsrEF 49,
Since tho sisniHs OF the armis,
tice," Gen PershiuE writes you hare
Grasped the opportunity for Increased
recfeational facilities and have In,
creased YOUR personnel, opened addk
tionai eiub rooms ut important cen
tors and shown eomnendahle eager
meas "a cooperate with the army and
the other welfare soc,etiea. and to
boar your full share et the responsible
NY for keeping up this important work
until all troops can be- returned TO
America
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-27
LEAGUE Of NII|0U
PENsWAYToHlU
ALLIES coNcEcE r0 HtjHs NJ
MAaos ON ouEsTioNs XVI
ARMY AND LEAnuE.
HAS FOUR MONTHS TOsusnIlllIllI
Afiisd Civil Commission 10 Nsvs Cen
trci sf Military Authority
AisHe Rhine Stiesla do M
vsss sr Future.

Paris Germany 10 to he siicwst
~ army OF 100000 msa for thfes
PEARS THIS ID one Of ths chans4s ii
the peace tersas whiea has hssn S@dn
lousy keet secret, -
This reason given for this douhifns
Ut the previous numbaF pf eftecttses
In the impeasi6llity of 'adiHxtluf ihe
armies vi Austria. Poland, CEeeho
BlovaA.a ard other asw ssAt~A pro
porttonatsiy 10 tho previously Nv
ranged 10000 men Tor Germany.
Germanys admission TO the se=EaaE
OF nations h fixed tor tho neas
future
Her admission will enable Germany
10 bring ap for discussion her Geo
nnmie propositions. Germany win be-
given four mgHths 10 suhmit &c tta
allies proposals dealing with her 10
tal indebtedness through fepasAssoms,
ara s1eshofs for tire payment tser~
OF sac may propose merchandise
and labor,
A plrblsri's for upper Sllesla will
be isksn within sLx To e!ghisen
months,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-27
sElI. Foca EDtps uLTlnATum


csbsaax Ain nlSsmasam aess.adsas
ne immediate eansiaaatiaz III the
alessnsnt IL Iollsh isasps asspSs
,isfan~ay was sent liz the fsegnsa GOV,
aFaassat bg asafsAsi yDsh
Otussa wSF1 issnsa af Bertha 10
tosd ~ shs Polish troop ssatAs Qns
sas hsls Al stobiknx, anesAer Nj
rraysa. imo III Rms. sna sisAt lii TIA
ntars0T uf GsrsGaay The Transfer Ill
soatsA srDnpS fresn France IN fAuiama
'eKaE abeat alx weskS axc. ard Wa
iaA To ha rnnpAAsEd ssscA.
A Bertha dispsscA ssAses that Math.
III EgaeaFgeF, eAaifsnaa az the Ger.
nag srnisiice satEfniasioa III Spa.
lad written Gen Dupons, shlef Of the
french fHs@son In Bertha. declaring
'oland intended 10 distribute two al.
'issons OF Cen. Walters tsasss along
he frantisr. X WAS raid EFxbesxav
Tad protested thss thas s~s -crrosEa
4, .ss,~ TERMS N ting zfraisties and that
fnsess i'otana abandoned sef purpose.
sernaany wcnaa he compelled HI sas'
,snd ths movement of Tho Polish
uny across Germany.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-27
A|RHAA MAKES
TRIP OVER OCEAN
aRaTcNa rAkE aoNcNH eoA nE.
sNa vaRsr 70 NAVIGATE
ArksNTtc.
PLANE HURT WHILE LaADlNE
xsxtsem staars ard r~saxs MlwSt&&
Rssstesa IN NsM&sse Faiahs
F~ars ArsersSA se
lrwsanH.

Lcaaen The tsaai guai III Az the
ambitions @aieA tlssns aee AAye ven
tRr~a to ss@am siase the wsasht
ssvsAers first rose fsuwa the earth tn
4 heavier than air g.AeMiae was ysas
is.a when iwe saaas issttash etfRsss,
Capt JeAa Ascsss and tasai ArtAsf
" ~. ssruwn. landed ca the frssA eNass
atysy tAe FIRST nam ssee ftigAs aeToss
tho AtiaRsk pee&a,
Tsear voyage was withras ac~adrat
and without aafaf-seea taeiarais "
Was stFaightsway, sieas@at fASAts
achieved In is hears ard II sasnasrs
.--ffem Newfoundland 10 cissaan, ige.
hand. aissaaes ut meTe lasa i.sea
mites
NJ, The hrsef ava messess acscrse
siaa wAish ecwea f'saa ihS sfF4aea 81
s,lsssS@ :si.s * sa adventures end
ssaas5axsy haaaraoaa satrlaflsee. kaf,
and miAss aung ufvs the North A.
santic. ana the Nsgkerssifus hsFaAas
eIsahsa ard dove, struggling n exsrs
cate herself trca lte tesss II The atT
paAna's wa+st snaay
she reAs 70 iI.ose fec;, sweepec
down almost 10 the surface ~ tbs
wa. and at sinss the tse nAvtestars
h,una themselves ttysag upside down
cnly 10 sect shass ssta wAsar
Before coming to- earth near the
tisideB wireless station Alcock cir
cled tho wireless AaTiais, seskinG the
ars, spos 10 reach the Garth, Ent no
saits@sc Sseaad wss soaad. so hs
chanced IL Ina ecs,
The wireless s,ssf rssSs~1 IN sA~ Asa
Of the Ayiatora They fpana Atrxts
daaed and Aicock Temporarily dessS
enei by the force VI the impact Az
soon as they were able To Nv t4scrt*t
10 the wireless station they tsie.
rrsphea the ae.s 10 sAsif frien6s;
then had breakfast
THAT 10 the eest way to esoss ths~
,ss77su,Ir. T'rSfu ikrut 1sfota, 'SsfFcf nv
had eaten.
IN taking the ground the machine
struck heavily and the fps~iAg~
rlanshnd into the asnd Neither III
tbs occupants was injured
Mach Of ihe flsEht ws& made
through fog, with An orassonal drfs
vie Thia hamper~d the ssrfnen con
tidersbsy during their journey,
Capt Aleo4k explained the silence
ni his radio instrument during the
trip by saying tina. the wireless pro
pcllrr bjea OF ann after the air
plane isf, Newfoundland
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-27
lcHlHk PRESIDENT 70 QUIT
Fsiie~arg Rsslsaasiam vi Cabinet i*ss
SAsh chAng 10 in Oft
flcaity.

psklas lin consequence ot assfSal
itss sfeaied hy the peg9aar move
ineni against grejseaness members
she saaiE@t has resigned and f,frss'
tent ftsa shfa t.aang sss also TAFT
mated hls sasension 10 asit office
Parliament may decline 10 accept
the presidents Fsssgaa;iaR. Thls
woala aaa0ant virtually To a vote III
confidence In the sA.sf executive,
~Alta is ueedsd H. streHgehsa ais
hand Tia biz ttsAi against sAa Hilstsr
.3sx
Strikes Throughout ,ae country ean
slnaF RstlFvpaa Traffic Ia being ira
r@ded, and The sitaatien in catna H.
serious.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-27
CASTRO IS MADE DICTATOR
Cen. Manuel N. psausr suee~sds Gen.
Castro A. military Chief Against
Rebel Commanders.

Mexico CITY Gen Jesus Aagastsn
Castro has been named aBaefsecrciary
of MAR and marine aud IL heaftpx thai
department In lba absence Of The reg
ulaF secretary. according 10 h gate
mens FSven TO the psaAs from official
taHrcss The statement AIDA ikai
ten Mappsl NJ Mfaes, na~ operating
In Northern Mexlco, with headquarters
IN ChIhgshua CITY, will sacc~~d usa
Castro As chiet Of military operations
against the rebels utumanded by
Francisco Wills and Felipe Angeles
Gee Frsnciseo Marrala, ~ho hat
been on leave OF abssacs following
long service tn Chihuahua, has left
10 assume Bis rast IS chief ss military
operations In tas states ut Nus~t
LEON, raahalla aa5 TsmspliFas
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-27
.ENENYRE:HY MADE
PUBLIC IN EUROPE
yERaAL INVESTIGATIONS Asc REC
lpRAcirv ASKED FoR I'M
RgelS TO rsEAsy.
WANTS IN NATIONS LEAGUE
Asxssss ksssstkem OF Gs#wsar Sssats
Ana GlAa~M rmey Rave sss~a
Ahsssss M ShaFs rasA VI
MeFsa c,a.snaxataea.

Paris -Tas Sscsa2a fxgsy to the
peaes treaty Submitted 81 Versailles
saaEaeains that ,hs sReTAses et Ger,
EaAsS have sersakaA the peace ot sas-
sses to waiya sAsy bad pledged saea.
solves IN tie armassses neEesiAsse@s
ser n reaas NJ sakgAse The swpis. aA
effscsal ssmaasg 0f which was max
paaase hsre ptasassa assinst the pFo'
pass1 t1rnas Individually gaa eallee,
aasesy and demands q s@sarA to sAa
original aEw~asrss. II p<wssss fer
serhsi negotiations ssa states that
G@ssaaay espesss taaties On aAsss
es eaaastt. and reSsYsseisy
The rvaly fellows tae i,mes o. the
Summary q the uNtmaa eoaatcF pro
Esssals EtHea esi ia nsslin q. aeoa,
tks sime they seTs nfyAseasea.
Tae document covers lis pages and
tnssa4@s a ses&Taas sss tss, gas as.sssaS
vca Hsoetdegtt R-antaaa aad second
secssea ok comments faaaawank the
naaia sSiltas III The original dratt
taeaty, Tive separate RsaeEs aa legal
ans financial sa~stseas ere la4sats~A
~ part Of the gsasrsi roely itoth
Ea-sish and Preach TRANSACTIONS have
been furnished In pamphlets toses
The reply begins wish o detailed
analysis Of The loyal sasss OF g~acs.
ailss== tlasran; ssflee III eaa,radie,
tsvre IL this basis and points on, yhst
the results @uutt be tins. saaplese en-
sisveman, OF th~ German pe0R;e aha
the betrayal at nil Ike worlds cher.
shed hopes VI peace,
In the counter proposals Germany
demands Immediate admission TO The
league of Hatseas M part 81 ths spiri,
OF the Armistics =SH~-sseni and 40
necessary for the acceptance ~ the
proposed military. naval and air
terms She analyses tho territorial
changes demanded. claiming that the
risht Of sslfdessrminatsen has boon
11Tstafy" flffsfsd - :S' . ~ ''''''''''''' Va
&~s@s&hF @NsNatf @0bAlN tNS hBDti'
ton of all German rights oulklde Of
Europe as ifreennrslahle with the pre-
ismtrary negotiations and ~ whally
Impossible To gress people who not
only have supreme needs for markets
ard auppliest hss who have shown
themselves capable Of sharing the
world tasg es colonization.
Germany IL wholly unable 10 accept
the rsparsiieas commission sei up by
the allies a. involving an infringe
ment 81 her sovereignty, but proposes
a cooperative German commission 10
work alongside II. She accepts ~,
sronsibsll,y only fer civilian losses tn
occaried fAgtur and France snd
agrees 10 mssinnuna payments ~ loo
eSa ,soa.ooe marks, rrosited The other
terms No 10 colonies. overseas trade
and territories are accepted ~ she
PROCESSES.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-27
somPERs IS AFTER STANTON
slantse u resas Says cempers Can
Not Dsfeat Him In
i * ,~.c:s - ~ssraEss1S.y stsw. N: -

Waxhinston.--~ Representative nian
on. Democrat, cf Texas tod the house
4 rifle bullet had struck hix Aasassaes
ollie when he and hts family were
IRVING On q Pennsylvania country
cad Navy anonymous threats had
cached him. he added. hecaas~ Of his
attitude toward labor, ciiiAg one ffosn
Altoona, Pa. which be- said asserted
'le.aae VI th. brotaerhocds had me
marked for suffering"
Sam Gcmpcrs can't beat me for
Election, declared tho Texas member,
.dding tina, the president If the
American Federation af Labor had
aid he would he put ous oil congress
eacauae ~ his attitude Represents.
I've Hlanton said he was a staaach
'riend Of thousands cf loyal and pa.
sriu.ie union msn." hut that labor
islieus sRosld purge themselves q
anarchy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-27
COURT TURNS WOMEN DOWN
Tennessee Judge Rsvcrsss state Leo.
istssure ana says Women
Can Not Vote.

Nashville. Team Chancellor James
d. Newman heltts the recent act Of the
legislature giving women the right ia
vote in City and presidential elections
In Unconstitutional
The chancellor says that no proyis-
non Was made In the act for separating
ballots vt The women possessing lin.
hcd sayFtsEn ard those ot the men
possessins fall suffrage, and tia, reso.
M'ion Passed subsequent 10 the sur,
fraKN act attempting 10 provide sep
arat0 het|ots for tae women was net
. law and that the legislature by this
r~soiutIon expressed the opgaien that
the suffrage sct MAS ahertiyc
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-27

Mexican iHvaslar ckases Army OFF,
or 10 DE From Heart
Troesse.

III rssa, Tex ~--MAen biz orderly
~ent ~ thu office At military head
quarters he found Nal 7. n Mcco~'n,
district surgeon, lyiax dead ON the
sleor II Was tated At headqaari ers
that the exct.smen, dur to the military
expedition againai the villa forces In
Jaares probably casxed his death from
hear dissase Maj. MeCewn was an.
married and came herr srom Fort
Haaehuca. Aria
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-27
EMBRACES P. 0. EMPLOYEES
5uriesea Gives Right Of earnainlns
10 posscffscs and Phone
Employees

Atlantic City. ~ J,-~Iscs'nnaster-
General Barleson's order granting the
'ssas Of collective bargaining ts the
Alec,ricai aud telephone workers.
signing Of whsch on saturday avers.d
+. nationwide strike. applies To all
ssher employees under the rcsinifice
department, including telegraph oper'
,,ors aad postal employees. according
70 4 rc2art made tn the ceuvrusi1n of
he American Federation at Labor by
2 III. Mccarthy Of san Francisco,
chairman Of the committee that went
10 washsagsan under direestca cf the
.cEvonsinn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-27
OUTBREAKS IN COSTA RIGA
Revolt Against rlnoeo Government
Gro~M~-u, 8. Forces In
Readiness.

Washington. The revelation against
the Ttnoco government; In Costa Rica
has entered a new phase, according To
fks state department Outbreaks have
occurred in San jose. the capital. and
the general situation was described
a. serious.
American forces on The gunboat
Castire, now nj Port Lsnson, are held
In readiness ard San ee landed 81 q
racnsnas rosice, II was SAID The
commander III the ship, however. has
been Instructed moi NJ act without
specific instructions frcm Washing.
lnn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-27

Washington. Fresideat Wilson,
responding 10 The senase fesclatier
asking for the coIplste ssst ~ fbe
peace treaty, advised sAs senate
through the state department that he
did mol consider II in III. pahsic inter
est to transni, The treaty tstt At this
time
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-27

Washington - Twenty two hundred
cannen were either on the firing lins
fr france on Nov IL. 1918, or were In
seSetve. the equipment Of the ~ IS
regiments 81 field artillery, 70 sattal
scas II snttaircrat, guns and five large
aaya, rifles. reaching a total Of s.sSi
Dteres
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-27
italians Adee. Our Wsya

Rome The italian Nha has lived
long In America IS helping to Amer
teaniEe Italy more potsatly han. 18th.
or factors could He aAs introduced
American IDEAS ard American WAYS
rf doing things al every possible tnru
when II In practical ard more efficient
than the Italian.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-27

Washington -'- Postmaster General
Burisson has issaed m order reqair~
sHw telephone Companies nader scv-
eminent ccnsrol 10 designate N Of
sicer or officers 20 wAosn complaints
may be presented by empsoYes or
their representatives
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-27
COUNCIL or Five MEEr.

Foeh. 0tiss ard Other War Ierds Ole
cusa Terminss,en Of Hun ssssstlon.
Paris Marshal Fceh. Gen. Bliss and
ether military leaders attended r.
csas meeting Of the council Of five
The meeting developed th. mature G.!
4 general wintur Of the German sit
aation, sxs.ars phases VI the iasshdAr
moves and possibilities being discuss
"a, Some Eembsss Of the separations
conmissson also met with the council,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-27

tcndaa CGtins nerve shattered
sc,tyccs through their dVams " The
hates, experiment Of ;ae British Array
A.dteal ,'orPs, and according 10 Cap
tain. ". Cairla. Il IL succeeding he
send ali exaeesationA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-27

Il5S65s 80 The f5fmer Ssrnaa en-,
pssr sad the sormar crown PRICE
viii rstvra 10 Germany ~ socs Al The
pears treaty is signed according to q
vsll isto-rn@d 0trusaa source from
AmstaraAra
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-27

weimAr--The ,socsalist ccnsress
sas rvsessea 4 proposal fer = sesist
constitution for Germany, The pro.
,osal received cnly ora vuse The
congress adopted = resolution 4eeiin-
ng to sise pensions 70 members of
orraeg regal families
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-27

Baenox Aires --FeF fss fsvs- .tzzs n
several days. ,A* ne~ssap~sr Ia Ma
cssa and La r'Yvnsa hare resumed puA
sscatioa. !; ~ unSersrecd ocAe- pagsrp
nhseh suspended pHalscataen On &C
rcrss al the rriasess' lsekaas. vii ~
eszxn& Sxysu
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-27

At-<rts. Ga--r5f~-se iw~x 70
saAisst leader Who ~as rees1tiT cssg.
.scf~a and scEsssrea 10 tea gesef saa
grtSaznss; fer NsnaAsAna af the eHy4G.~
ss~ att, arrived at ths f@ssral Fstsp7
Aere. hesAS Transferred ssssf NsTEsy-
~sil4, W. W
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-27
Texan .saas I. A.

Sew Orleans. tA---E. N, Maiksy. 1t
Sherman, Ter, ~ss elected pr<xtdea;
sr the concluding session here Il sas
2Asrttets sanaai ccavsnttcr OF toe
Travellers Protective association OF
America Portland. Gro, ~as select
u az ;as sex; meeting city.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-27
easssfse~ Army CslshraAas.

lssndon The celebration ~ The fK
,j.,h anniversary Of the founding Of
the 2sIvatios Army. postponed fram
1915 CO scecuEt Of the var. Aeid with
Demonstration n, Als.fs Hail
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-27

Stockholm A British squadron
bcmAaraed tho Etssshwv.S s~se II
Krprstadt With heavy Tans, TIE Bod
shayski hare placed gostszg mines in
The nearby waters.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-27

Paris The irisa sitsstsun Erain
soas Fre1atness pasee In public iases.
est. as result u The sshainled Esser-
gsew q swe .. The Irish American DEB.
eGa;as, FraaS Y, Walsh aud Edward
f=aare. ard r~essaens Nilsoa 1t tie
Ears w asts hoase~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-27

wsshsn9tca rressdent Wilson -
hin return home viii ,crr the cSansTy.
speaking la support Of the league Ut
na,sens Secretary Tarsalsy has eora.
yieted 4 tentative isineraay Tor tie
trip
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-27

TaEAinsios "A rssogatitsa reesest-
irs TIE yresgSsas 10 inwitc tare.xa
countries 10 Rad Representatives. TO
he ayoTse's t0tica esEEYeae o. View
OsisaSs. orS. II to Is. ~aS passsi tY
~ E0vEe AID sAAl 10 tbs sz=ats,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-27

psris,--tlrSess alscec N Americas
shipyaras for q half Esillsea sars Of
asreAans sAYps 10 40 under the rreaes
Tar hase fee1 approved by Eisass
4. Harley. esairass az The CEasea
sases Sa.ass "a Aosre.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-27

Topeka, has s. The ksnsss .sElsia
sure in Epeeial swssion unanimously
ratified the wenaa Suffrage amend,
meat to the United States conssits
tioA ., ..,.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-27

Zu~tch-The 2ssaFtaa government
has offered q reward at 2e,eee marks
far the capture as lie communist
se&&sr. Lerien. tbs 0aiT, menser OF
the Muasch soriss sAo esea ped arrest
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-27

wash4agTsn on 90 g'rssSsgat Eject p~%
ssa Of Rysni Il ss~ 90 tas sar 10 :hs
s=e:sss States. .>sss Ps-tHral o. o
,-eaeh eraser az ers "a .stw Yosa
sS~s x--sa--
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-27

Paris The eoverrmsns fof Hssse
has tssa.d orders to Officials shrvssh-
oss sss .<r-ssery dsr~et'nx fsena ncs TO
give aisegszEcs "a the scvsszzsai o.
Ire KhsnssA repRAiso
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-27
rrench C&nsrss To Sgcxskla.

The Hague Gen, Robert e, PARA.
Of the Fr.ssh army. IN Ec!sg 10 Rso'
y&kls In cunbacsioa ~ith ths military
situation there lie formerly cesn.
nanassd the French troops In Siberia
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-27
Ailges 10 rsy Ssst.

Trkse Y AstSaatars, casrf Of rss
japanese political department Of Nsas
livestock, who has returned ~ consul
VITA his Acsac government, " alsses
Ny the AsaAt 40 asserting taas ies
eos of Operation a. size siberian rail-
way "a to 10 horne e0aSlss hy sas Al
hes. not ~ the raitei States alone
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-27

Washington The hc1se a7rccrr.s
items coGasu,e:ee has teHorte3 the ran
rad appropriation bill Tor ss5essatSesa
rhh Is ssS eea. eea less thsn pireete,
Genera W.sss rec rested