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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-04-25
oAr MEAL BREAD.

Here is a bread recipe that is pop
ular with many Canon City ladies:
2 cups Of oat meal.
Pou- three cups Of boiling water
over 1t. cover and Let steam until
luke warm. Add one-haif cup molass-
es. O cake Of compressed yeast dis
solved in cup OF warm water and
one cup Of -four. Let stand over
night
In the morning add one teaspoon
salt, one tablespoon shortening and
enough Tour TO make the dough sta
as biscuit dough.
Put in graeeed tins and let raise nm
til twice It's size Bake In moderate
oven une hour and . mali. Thir
makes two large loaves.
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WESTCLIFFE NEWS
(wet Mountain Tribune,

tWet MouuSain If1bune.J
Leo Mercier dropped down to Can
ON City Tuesday and returned with
a new Buick auto for Ed. Griffip. Of
IIse. who has purchased 1t.
Charles Heyl the well known ce-
ment mason. came up from Canon
CITY Monday to take survey of
work in his line to be done here the
coming season.
Louis Mueller was passenger to
Canon City Monday 70 visit his son
Adolph who Il again quite sick. this
time suffering Of scarlet fever.
Miss viola livery returned 70 her
school in Canon on Monday.
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ooN nAC ASA<A -
operation. ! cannot
say enough in praise
of it lsufered from
organic troubles and
my side hurt me 90
l could hardlybe up
from my bed, and !
was unable to do my
housework. l had
the best doctors in
Eau Claire and they
wanted me TO have
an operation, but
lydia E pipkham'e
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MoroREo TO sALioA.

Miss Iva Brewer, Miss Aileene
Oates and Geo. Hawkey motored to
Salida. yesterday and spent the day.
They called on Mr.. Herbert Brewer
who is at the d. & r. G. hoepitai.
while there. Mr.. Brewer is getting
along very nicely. Mrs. Brewer re
turned to Canon City with them. last
evening.
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March 2ist. 1918.

harcn list, 1919.
My Wonderful Folks.
am back out OF the line nov for
a short rest and have done practical
iy nothing but sleep and clean up. MY
clothes NIL had to be eterilized and !
assure you IL was some pleasure 10
be able to stop scFs:oS.ss for awhile.
but ono can become accustomed to
most anything when 1t Is necessary.
The people In the States arc absolute
iy ignorant about trench life and con-
ditions. I have read many articles
saying that bugs, rats. etc. should be
kept out OF tho trenches. well you zee
now such articles as that are ridic-
uious to us who read them over here.
I'll tell you little something. nIi
trenches In this. season of the year,
are covered with mud. ard many times
while walking along the duck boards.
have gone in over my boots Also
the men arc crowded into small dug
outs for days at time and haven't
all the cunvenJences OF washing. etc.
Food Ia eaten In the trenches and the
scraps are scattered. this Is bound TO
be 80. consequently mice and rats
have very luxurious time. Con.
ditions can't be- bettered and only is-
norance impels one TO think differ
ent.
The other evening got the biggest
rat cornercd in trench. l ever saw
In my life. Tho thing was rs big rs
q cat and didn't seein TO mind the
blow that I gave It with my cane; !
have scen hundreds OF them. and Il
Is absolutely impossible to extermIn.
ate the things.
To hear mo tell about carrying a
cane In the trenches probably sounds
peculiar. but II II were not for my cane
and tin hat ! would have been finished
some timo ago. The canes carried
BY officers are heavy. with big spike
in the bottom end and We use one the
same as a blind man feels his way
around With n.caae. holes and jagged
places are numerous and impossible
TO see at night but bust be felt With
ths cane. T1e o,d. uncomfortable
hslmst Il to save your head from
shrrpnei and to receive The hundreds
of bumps Il sets every day.
The westhsf ths last two days has
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-04-25
LIEUT.. MLAN WRITES FROM FRENCH
DUGOUT AMID RATS AND 4COOTIES "

been rotten, but seems to be clear
ing up now, however, 1t Is impossible
to guess about French weather. ex-
cept that Il is generally rotten.
I am feeling fine and getting husk-
ier every day. have practically out
grown my uaifoxins. but a.n not going
TO buy any more for long time.
don't nosd any fine uniforms here
and haven't any idea when shall
have occasion for one. suppose the
officers ia the States are s'doiled up"
like million dollars. but you see we
are fighting and they are not. How
ever. we ell dress a. wen in the
front line ~ when in rest biitets. you
would really be surprised the ) s
our men look at the front. aiwsS
clean and shaved.
Ny, what a lot the new army will
have 10 learn when they come over.
but they Will never have 20 endure
the same hardships as tho First Dvis-
ION. Who were trail blazers. However.
would loYe4io help train them and
mas get chance come day
There rs nothing now am allowed
to tell you shout the piacc am Living.
the raids made by the Americans. the
actions of the Bosch and 70 many
thinge. but II will all have TO be ieft
to be told later. Think whs, mass
OF Information and conversstifn !
have in store. IL should be very yaiu.
able TO me in after life.
Tell Pop. am smoking in luxury.
when | smoke up one package OF Gig
arettes I 40 get another. "sin't II
grand and glorious feeling"
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March Is. 1918.
"Wednesday. 10 p. n.

"Wednesday. 10 p. n.
Ny loving Folks:
am writing from my dugout TWEEN
;y feet underground. and this little
home is the coolest. warmest place
have seen In FraEee. II is about ak
feet wide. ten feet long and eight
feet high. across one end I have my
bunk and actors the other end n table.
In the center of the room is an open
fro place Tonight have roaring
fire and about ten candles going.
which makes. everything cheery and
warm as can be. am perfectly safe.
no shell can bother me and have q
Tentery standing at the top OF the
steps. and am really safer than at
home.
Iuss tefore we LEFT for the tren-
ches received the Xmas box with all
tho warm woolen FOODS and the Gig
arctfes and IL was wonderful my
dear sarcnts. II bu, for the love that
was carried in il. and all of the warm
wooden goods am wearing now. and
ueed them. The cigarette or course.
I needed. as while up here ] smoke
almos, ircsssantly. due to the nervous
STRAIN, I guess. Yesterday. right here
In tho front line received the big
box Of ciearetts from father. wasn't
that fjney You can imagine how
good the butter scotch tasted since
have eaten nothing but 'stcw'' tor
the last two weeks-
wa have at last shown the Bosch"
the caiiber We are made Of and he
see.ns afraid OF rs The other night
In q raid which my men staged.
the Germans ran right thru q terrible
barrags To get away from the email
body Of advancing determined Ameri-
cans. We don't fear them NJ all and
am speaking honestly. when ! sny.
rod husky American Is cauni TO
thres Germans.
am going TO be bonest and admit.
that havnr had o single wink Of
sleep for sixty hour. and am worn
out. icing a stan officer at the front
rs NO cushiun chair JOB. and we work
day and night. as We are responsible
for the whole sector.
an going to try and write again -
two days but can't promise. Tho
Major sent NE TO bed and would have
a fit II be knew I fooled him and
wrote to my wonderful and loving
folks.
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THIS WOMAN
SAVED FROM
AN OPERATION
By taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. One
Of Thousands Of Such Cases.

Black River Pals, Wis -'sAs Lydia
Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
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~ q $500 ssiiiss q TSsSsi6 vaseisS
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Lieutenant Ernest McI.ain is with
one OF the crack United States regu-
lar infantry regiments a. stan offi-
GER, He Ia one Of the first Canon City
boys in Bnoie Sam's army to reach
the first line trenches and be under
fire. He has been in France since
Just few weeks after receiving his
commission. in fact. he was ordered
ing II at Ca,Ep Funston. In August.
1917. His letters give an excellent
idea Of what priTations the boys must
pat up with in the trenches.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-08-16
MIDDLEBURY

George Farrell Is confined to his
home on College street by illness,
Col, James M, Tracey has gone on
a ten days visit with his daughter, Mrs,
Il, L Rich in Boston
There will be federated lawn par
ty on the village green Saturday after
noon and evening, August gath,
James McNulla and family Of Bris-
toll, who have been at his parents on
Seymour street have returned home,
Fred Ellis OF Salisbury, Of the Hor-
touia Plant, has been In town in con
nection with work here at their plant,
Walter LaPan and sister who have
been at their grandmother's, Mrs Nc
Nulla, for a week have returned home
Miss Lucille White who has been
visiting Mrs, Ruby Higgins for a week
has returned to her home in Springfield,
Mass,
Mrs. Louis J Bruya and daughter
Elsie, of Barre are spending a few days
with Mrs, Bruya's parents, Mr. and
Mrs, Napoleon LaPan,
Arthur N Brown has the contract
for repairing the Methodist church splre
at West Salisbury that was damaged by
lightning few days ago
John L, Stiles, manager OF Shell,
don's drug store, and family have gone
on two weeks vacation and will visit
Mr.. Stiles brother, Frank Stiles, Of
Jericho Center, after which they will
visit Mr. Stiles home in Morrisville,
The tax bills for the year 1918 for
the town, village and school district Of
Mddlebury have been sent out by
Treasurer Pinney With the State and
county taxes the various levies total up
to S245 on the dollar, making the poll
tax $3.50, with four per cent OIL II the
taxes are paid on or before October b.,
The reservoir has been filling up
since the commissioners ordered the
water shut off at night, and a supply
has accumulated 50 that the order was
revoked Monday and there is water in
the pipes now every hour in the "a.
There is still much complaint OF dust
and feeling that il the sprinkler
were given more work it would be a
wise expenditure of the taxpayers mon
ey,
Mrs. A, /, Bailey of St. Johnsbury,
president OF the Vermont Equal Stuff
rage Association and Mrs Halsey W,
Wilson of New York City, recording
secretary of the National American
Womau's Suffrage Association, who are
touring the State in the interests Of
suffrage, were in Middlebury last Sat
urday.
A large crowd gathered on the
campus of the college at o'clock Tues
day afternoon, when Miss Gladys Lott
presented an extensive program Of
sketches and songs of childhood in a de-
lightful manner, being assisted on the
piano by Prof. Harris S, Shaw, who has
charge of the musical department OF the
summer school during the session about
to close. The music was followed by
one-act fantasy by Oliphant Downes,
with a prologue written by Rita Hoch-
heimer, the characters in which were
Pierrot, Miss Alice Kush; Pierette, Miss
Clarinda Ramsey and the visitor, Miss
Helen Kennedy, which was very clever
" done, under the direction of Miss
Lott. The music was arranged by Pro
Shaw.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-08-16

WE HAVE a number of corn harves-
tiers, one reaper and binder, one Van
kee horse rake and one good second
hand corn harvester. Will sell cheap.
Farnsworth and Company. 33tf
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-08-16
MIDDLEBURY

Miss Jane Calhoun is spending a
few days in Plattsburg, ~ Y,
Harold Stearns, mail carrier, has
returned from a ten days visit in Buff
falo, N, Y
Mr., and Mrs, II, c, Mcmahon and
Mrs, Tinkham Of Stowe, have returned
after a visit with Mr., and Mrs, i, A.
Evans,
Ralph T Brown, who Is in the
quartermasters' department, has arrived
safely overseas according to a letter re,
ceived by his father, 4, c, Brown.
Mrs, w, G., Mosher and children
will leave next Wednesday to join her
husband at Chateaugay, N, Y, where
he has been working for the past four
months, Mr. Mosher was formerly SUI
perintendent at the McDermott milk
station here,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-08-16
MIDDLEBURY

Miss Ruth Cathcart OF Niagara
Falls, ~ Y, is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
H. H. Stone
Guy Place who has been employed
at w, I, Harrington's painting has
completed his work,
DIR, Isaac l., Stems Is taking care
OF the store of DR., w, II, Sheldon dur
ing Mr., Stiles absence,
Rupert Taylor and family have re,
turned to Rutland after visiting at his
parents, Fred Taylors,
Mr.. and Mrs, TIE Halpin of Rut-
land have returned after visiting their
daughter, Mrs, T, ?, Brennan,
Miss Gladys Alger of Starksboro,
who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs,
J w, Sears, has returned home,
James Simon has returned from
Hardwick where he went to attend the
funeral Of his son'in-law, Bernard j.,
Mulcahy,
Mass will be offered next Sunday
morning at $3.50 o'clock at St, Mary's
church for the repose OF the soul Of
Ludger Tousant, recently killed in ac'
ton in France,
Mr., and Mrs. Joseph ] Baldwin
who have been visiting in Mddebury
and adjacent towns for the last four
weeks, returned on Monday to their
home in Weathersfeld, Conn,
Miss Margaret Forest, who has been
visiting at the home OF her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Forest on Weybridge
street for the past two weeks, has re-
turned to her duties in Hartford, Conn.
Edward Forest and Walter Brown
who have been enjoying ten days shore
liberty at the homes of their parents,
have returned to their ship, the trans
port Won Steuben,
A copy of the College roster Of Mid
dlebury men in service has been posted
in the post Office 1t is requested that
any corrections or additions be reported
to Prof Everett Skillings, Middlebury,
Philip Aines, who has been laid up
for the last few weeks from the results
of an automobile accident in New Ha-
ven, Conn, has so far recovered as to
be able to be about by the aid Of crutch-
es.
Mr.. and Mrs, Hawley Churchill Of
Forestdale, Mrs, Ida Calvin of West
Brookheld, Mass, and Miss Marjorie
Potter of New Haven were weekend
guests of Mr., and Mrs George H Chat
fee
Hugh Yates, who is employed by C..
f. Rich to deliver his papers while
making his morning delivery Friday by
bicycle on the slippery road on Seymour
street was thrown from his wheel No
bones were broken but he is obliged to
carry his right arm in sling on account
of the severe sprain to the MUSCLES of
the shoulder
Miss Ruth L. Wright, for the past
two years secretary to the Department
of Pedagogy at Middlebury College has
resigned that position and taken one as
secretary to f. d. Abernethy, the we'll
known department store merchant in
Burlington. Miss Wright and mother
are leaving Middlebury tonight, to To-
cate in Burlington.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-08-16
Red Cross Benefit

The Evening Carnival in connection
with the Rutland Fair, September
3-i-5-6, will be held at the Fair Grounds
and the Rutland Red Cross will manage
same and receive entire gross receipts.
Adv, 1911
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-08-16

IF YOU have money to loan come
and tell me about it. If you wish to
borrow money come and tell me about
it A. w. Dickens. off
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-08-16

VETERINARY SURGEON:-R. C.
Goss, Veterinary Surgeon, will be To-
Gated at The Sargent in Middlebury.
3lt4p
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-08-16

See Slader & Son, Optometrists at
the Sargent Thursday, September H.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-08-16

LOST;-Yellow Shepherd dog, black
back and sides, plain collar with brass
ring, II. f. Lee, Middlebury; telephone
Weybridge. 33tlp
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-08-16

LOST White bull, two-year old,
strayed from my pasture; finder notify
W, N, Florence, Munger street, Mid
dlcbury; Telephone l24-3. 33tlp
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-08-16
GOOD SPICES

FROST S HhdTmdCy
So Main 81, Middlebury
BUSINESS NOTICES
item cents a line first insertion; Ave
cents line each succeeding time,
Count six words to a line.
Peaches Plums and Pears at Calvi's,
TO RENT Rooms for school girls
Apply Register Office, 32t3
WANTED;-Girl for general house.
work, DR.. p, L., Dorey, 32ti
SAVE MONEY by paying cash at
Shackett's market
FOR SALE;-Morgan flly, 2 years
old, Henry Baker, Salisbury 26tSp
ROOMS TO RENT, over Evans
store, Mrs, f, A. Bond 2ltf
FOR SALE;-Car of lumber and
shingles. |, Layonche, Jr, 29tf
FOR SALE;-One Glenwood heater
No. llS, good as new. BIB, Lane. 33t3p
FOR SALE:-DeLaval Separators
and parts. f. B, Nelson, Salisbury. !stf
FOR SALE; Good Work horse 0
years old. Inquire at The Register Of
fee
FOR SALE;-Gucrnsey bull calf
registered, Inquire OF i, II. Earring
ton, Brandon, S2t2
FOR SALE;-A Papaec blower in
No, ! condition {, c, Persons, Mid.
dlehury No, ). Soft
FOR SALE:-Four year old mare.
sired by Scotland. Inquire of NJ. T.
Butter6cld 22tf
ENGRAVING;-Free sample card
may he had for the asking at the Regis
tee Office.
TO RENT Heated front room in
Cobb Block formerly the Nash barber
shop. George N Shambo S3tf
TO RENT;-Six heated rooms in
Cobb Block, furnished Inquire OF Geo.
Shambo or Thayer Townsend. 33tf
FOR SALE:-Five year old horse.
good worker or driver, weighing 300
pounds. Inquire Of Henry Vincent, West
Salisbury 32t2p
WANrED:- Five passenger auto for
limited use for week of August 10 by
responsible party. Apply Register Of
nee
FOR SALE;-Cow, pig, chickens, 2
stoves, organ, furniture, extension table,
etc. House to rent September /. E.P.
Seymour, 70 Pleasant St 33t2
WANTED;-Middle aged woman for
general house work on farm. Would
employ man and wife, H, J. Lapham,
brldport S2t3p
LOST;-Yellow Shepherd dog, black
back and sides, plain collar with brass
ring, II. f. Lee, Middlebury; telephone
WeyDrldge. 33tlp
COWS FOR SALE:-One good COW
WIN Naii' anu lOul more 10 ITeSnen III
October, w. N. Florence, Munger ST..
Mlddlebury; telephone l24-3 33tf
LOST White bull, two-year old,
strayed from my pasture; finder notify
W n, Florence, Munger street Mid
dlcbury; Telephone l24-3. 33tlp
HOUSE FOR SALE:-Centrally To-
Gated i'll village of Mddlebury, with
garden. For particulars inquire at Town
Clerks office. 29tf
IF YOU have money to loan come
and tell me about it. If you wish to
borrow money come and tell me about
AZ, A. W. Dickens. 25tf
VETERINARY SURGEON:-R. C.
Goss, Veterinary Surgeon, will be To-
Gated at The Sargent in Middlebury.
3lt4p
WE HAVE a number of corn harves-
tiers, one reaper and binder one Yam
kee horse rake and one good second
hand corn harvester Will sell cheap.
Farnsworth and Company. 33tf
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-08-16

COWS FOR SALE:-One good COW
with calf, and four more to freshen in
October, w. N. Florence, Munger St,
-Mlddlebury; telephone l24-3 33tf
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-08-16

HOUSE FOR SALE:-Centrallv To-
Gated i'll village of Middlebury, with
garden. For particulars inquire at Town
Clerks office. 2gtf
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-08-16

WANTED:-Middle aged woman for
general house work on farm. Would
employ man and wife, H. J. Lapham
BrIdpOrt. 32t3n
Arizona republican., 1918-09-27

musician and the home and wife of a millionaire who has married from the chorus Then the scenes change and the daughter of the violinist for money is dressed like a queen and and i'm
 personating the real wife of the mil lionaire at Reno, Nevada. Here the action steps in fast tempo to keep pace with the traditions of the colony of divorcees while the husband of the ex-ehorus doll arrives to be taken off
Arizona republican., 1918-09-27

basis of a remarkable motion picture play in which Colleen Moore, one of the most brilliant of the younger stars of film drama, and Thomas Jefferson. famous for his Rip Van Winkle,' one of the classics of the speaking stage, assume the lead roles.
 "A Hoosier Romance" was adapted from the poem and directed for the screen by Colin Campbell, who direct ed The Spoilers The Garden of Allah" and ''The Crisis
Arizona republican., 1918-09-27

The story deals with the romance of a beautiful Hoosier farmer girl who is in love with an honest young fellow working on her fathers farm but who is forced by her father to accept the attentions of rich widower, her neighbor.
 Patience Thompson, always smiling about her work, became silent and sad when the man she loves is driven from the place after declaring his love for her to her father. but never for an
Arizona republican., 1918-09-27
ADJUSTMENTS
nnrathv naI

Oorsthy Dalton Is at the Lamara
 Thos. IT, Ince has given to his charming star. Dorothy Dalton a smashing vehicle in The Mating of Marcclla' Starting out in New York CItN. one Is shown the beautiful daughters of poverty -strickened
Arizona republican., 1918-09-27

instant does she waver in her fealtls and in the end she wins by Strategem that which she was unable to attain by direct means. She and John, The Hand. are married in a rainstorm by the kindly Squire
 Added to the feature picture is the Columbia screen telegram showing the very latest of war news and a funny comedy reel for the little folks which completes a most pleasing entertain : nent
Arizona republican., 1918-09-27

From the American Kitchen in Phoe- nix to the trenches of France is a far cry and abrupt change of environ ment. D. H. Toy, who was employed for some time in this city. entered the service of Uncle Sam last NoVem- Der. After serving some time in train ing camp, Toy was sent overseas, where he now is with company B. 164th infantry, A. E. F. The photograph shows Toy equipped with gas mask. steel helmet and other paraphernalia While on sentry duty. in France.
Arizona republican., 1918-09-27
PHOENIX GIRL WEDS
 LONC BEACH MAN

Miss Maureen Olson of Phoenix and Mark T. Rankin, Long Beach, Cal. business man, were married on Thurs day. September 19, at o'clock D. m., at the Palace apartments at Long Beach.
 MT. and Mrs. Rankin are spending their honeymoon in Phoenix visiting the brides mother Mrs. J. T. Olson. Mrs. Rankin was graduated from the Phoenix high school in the class of 1916. The Olson family has long been prominent in Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1918-09-27

Buy tickets to the "HI-Y" Lecture Course of any High School or eighth grade student and get them today Adv
Arizona republican., 1918-09-27


 Boston BIackies Little Pal at Hip
 When the Boston Blackile stories came out in the Red Book they were the best read crook stories of their day. The reader followed the for tunes of the swell mob of Boston Blackie, master bank thief and cracks man of the world. He read the thrill ing tales of adventure these men and of the jimmie and the soup" went through to crack some big bank and get away in the dead of night with thousands of dollars in 'swag." Bos ton Blackie was a character that had never before been used by writer of fiction and his clean methods of handling men and positions despite his calling made him a great book hero.
 To those who recall the stories the coming today and tomorrow of Eos ton Blackie's Little Par will be wei comed for it is a Metro special fea- ture with the finest cast ever as sembled in one of their specials, and Boston Blackie. the fascinating crook, is played by Bert Lytell, who will be remembered for his work in 'The Lone Wolff
 With the feature will be seen today a Pathe News and Sennett- Keystone comedy, His Blighted Career
 RiIey's Classic at Columbia.
 James Whitcomb Riley's famous poem, "A Hoosier Romance is the