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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-21
pentecost- -Slayden.

A marriage ui much interest ta
the sulise vicinity was iuat Ut. VI ~
fsxSsiIe ,aa,ayisi ~ :Mf RI H AsuTt
Dotsnu pentecoat, which was beau'.
iiully sslemutred at the Woods
Valley Methodist Episcopal Church
South. vi tour o clock In the slter-
noon %! ruesday. November the
eleventh, Raw Omar Charles, u
Charlotte officiating
The church vas beautifully deco.
rated with ierps and cut hossrs and
lighted with tandsa. The altar
rail was entirely covered with terms
and chrysauthemums While the
crowd wss being seated by tae
ushrr-, Messr Earl slaydeu aud
Frank Murphy. Meditation. and
Ave Marie WAS played by Misc
Bertha pentecost the groom 3
sister. Then Mr. Morris Pen,rcor'
= brother ui tie groom. gave t~p
vocal selretllu. which we're Till
the Sands ot itp Desert Grow Cold' y
aud Sweetest Story Eyer rnid "
Then 10 Msudelsohns Wedding
March VAS being rendered tho bride
and groom entered withou, attend
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-21

on III. fsrm. ard eoasseasn,ly
.peSlAl cass should hs taA.n 10
;saaasS sure iaat a,safk. h~f 5w IL "
eaten. /. saities.n,ls eaokvd
Tbs disrSss knawa ~ uiehinasis.
which msy result from eatinx raw
or inpsrirctis cooked posk. "
reus~d ay microscopic sosas kaown
w tftehisss. fhs~v pafasisies In
yeais past have @ta ioaAsi to be
pt1sen, In ont ai II hogs. aud n
the psesraes III dead tFiehinsa snd
triehins iihe hos,i.T 10 iucladea la
the oouns, average VI | cot of every
10 hogs has brett soand affected,
Unlike many other iniectieas
dlstAses. the severity II the attack
oi >,riraire.ie '.eend. upon tAe
nulnhtf VI parseasis~ s~aiIu~ea
fsfga qaaL i''ts ei slightly ~
tectrd pUIt must i~ eaten IN ursirf
to"pfndth+ lad IT,, IL. hat, oa the
e'hs' hnra .sre.s s'lres. may hs
csu..d b, ,ai'lg ..n,il amounts ID
park thst y h.ay3t, Injected
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-21
CENTRAL AieH
BOWS TO ". \. S.
VII. Try "Come-Back" With
Duncan Prep Here On
Friday Afternoon.

Comparatively auiciassed both ID
weight aud speed. ana doubtless.
also. With a degree oi over. conf.
dene- due ,o the overwhelming
victory scored in their initial game.
the feet eleven oi Central High
School, representing the eolors oil
shlin and maroon. bowed TO the
superiority ot the crack WayeFiy
High squadron IN the engagement
.sn the lstssF's grltifon si Msvstly
last Friday afternoon. the score
being 81 TO U.
Led by Coach Crosby. aud with
the stsuuoh And solid support oi
mos, fifty loyal rootsrs oi Dick
son. Central High got away With q
bad start Hght from the beginning
Of the game, and we're unable 10
'pu, one by" Waveriy's goal. never
thsless same was threstened more
than once. Features for Central
High Was the suh-rh playing Vi
Clement. Siasmos- aud Chapman,
The game was clean played through.
out.
A = recompense for the loss OF
the engagement with Wsyerly
High. the locals have been worsing
out most every afternoon this week.
to wreck vengenee upon the fast
eleven representing Duncan prp
School oi Nashville, Who viii in
wade Central Highs gridifsn VII.
day aasssas*ss. "a Tho game psan.sss
To be iuIl oi ginger and pep" both
teams being pretty evenly matched.
and should draw large crowd
Th. support OF loyal fans will help
much in Central High rolling up a
big score against th. opposition.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-21
Twin Babes Were
Buried Last Sunday

funsrai services for the Il
months old twin children of Mr.
aud Mrs Alfred b Duff vas bsld
Sunday afternoon at thsir residence
in Nashville. Conducted By Rev
John X stewart. followed by bur,
ial at Spring Hill reme,ety.
The li1tIo sirl died Thursday
nigh, at 10 O'Clock aud her brother
Saturday morning at : O'Clock.
They both became violently III
Abou, ten days previous and /, 10
thought they were poisoned by i'm
pure mils
Mrs Dull is we'll. known here
-he being before her marriage
Vi So t,etudr R,e sert, daughter Of
our ,osu-man A G Ricksrt, whc
xss called Lla., g. Ns.!svt!l- 'lsss week
on account II their illness.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-21
Dug AUCTION SALE
At Bon aqua
ssale 10 Take Place on the
Premises Saturday. No
semhSr -, 1919.

fhs great health and pleasure
resort, hoo Aqua Springs. with
~ tftotns hsite! Eve roou furnish.
~d--and all other boildlugs To.
xeshss ~ith J35 aetts al laad has
been purchased by W. Il Manlsy
7, H. Meadows. tfnlon City, J. l.,
Lsmpley, r.Arsoas, Judge J. ",
kass Jackson and J +. Hester,
Huntington, This great aoiel snu
groaadH eaEtslG,ls 40 acsss wi | bs
hesutltied and the thousands ~au
love Bon Aaua, wlll again be tl-
vlted ,o come Etxi June aud eniny
themselves.
0uv hts, step will be 10 sell
about 40 acrre IN sma'l tracts and
blocks near Bon Aqua Station
The survey is nos being made
We ~ans everyone 10 cone to ihls
ssle which will hr held rtgaldless
VI tbt NeatDsf,
Whru the music asain stnis
fnftfr St. twrv, sf,-itsiis- sui ths
hundreds drink the eight iitirren,
ktnbs VI .be best water IN the
south, what will the land around
Bon Aqua be worth
/, 10 up 10 you TO say Saturday
Nov, ~ at III a. ~. al hn Aqua
spfIngs Hotel.
T.tms one third cash, balance
! and ! YEAR, ~ith q per cen, lien
Writes ,sssss hs VIZ. Asaies sssni
'..'', ' Faet
L thcti0n Co, Union City, 1enn.
la addition 10 above land sale
we will cell one car load III all kind,
II housphaId goods ~ suit every
hody Terms given on goods al
safe bFius your wives
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-21
Witness Doug Fairbanks Preaching For the oon at the Patriot Now 2d
f,x the pseyentioa oi dis~ase ard
The relief ai satfesiagf
Than li.aa,'f heAin tAAn RaA Iers.sa

f,x the pseyen,ioa of dls~ase ard
The relief ai sntfesingg
Then don Z l0ln the Red Cfo~~
Is il ,oGI opinion that shsa a
city ia swsp, By Ere u Inundated ~
hood. wh*a it's families srs sasas
homeless. its men allied aud ~ ai14.
I'd, lts women and ct,'ldsvn b-oaahl
10 starvation and thirst thew shlnId
be left to their own .asuarcgs AID
should have no offanisltieN OF
which they tan cali 10. saIsattany
Then you do no. lst tsfy~ Ia the
Red Cross and should aot pin
Are you 80 blind to niesfy NO
deal 10 pain. W hardened 10 pity
80 proof TO all feeling for your Tel.
lowsaan, that you do 90, care a dol,
lara worth cha, becomes vi every
body slse in the wosla2
Then don / Join. The Red Cross
can gel along without you
Oaly should the time
ev-s come when you yourself suffer,
when your eyes are wet with t~s's,
when you. own fac. il contracted
With asony, when your hands are
upliited la suppIica,,on ir ~uecor.
your refusal Won; matter,
The Red Cross ~lli help you
Just the same
The Rol! Call 10 over. bot Dick.
son Red Crosse Chapter s,tll needs
members. Send yout membership
dollar to W. A. Msaitaw Roll Gail
cashier. A. X. {. Dickson. rrnu.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-21

ants aud stood under the fiossl
hedecsed arch The bride va,
bssutiful 10 hef sait vi Ia idn.shl
blue. ~itb gloves. ha. and boots te
humonizs She carried a bou,
qQct u Coed Gracious. $
The yooos lady is daughter 6!
Mr., and Mrs T, W slaydeu oi
Wo0d- Valley
Mr. peutscost is -on oi Mrs.
klisabv,h punteoost. aud since HI.
rstofn from over seas, has been ell
p!ayed in farming
Immediately after the ceremony
Mr.. aud Mr. 'sntscos. LEI; Tor the
groom a mother s home where .hey
will spend a !.s days after which
they sill be al home IN Clarssgi!lc.
Both bride and groom are very
popular and have the bss, wishes
IT their many friends ios long anti
happy welded lie.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-21
itow Is Ibis.

C. Ii sisemos. IL well aeQuaint
ed with the iaei ,hs, the Dickson
people demand the very best u en-
tsttsinmsn,, and II has b~~n thor.
oushly demonstrated 10 him iram
the tae, that they hi*s The ned-
ocrr Te isitsistf ia*say THE asa
sefiion he bss booked lM Dickson
the BIGGEST PICTURE IN THE
WORLD. THE HEARTS a. ,hs
WORLD 70 he .hown is1cs mhsr
10 and ~ With two lrnsssnses,
This ~iIl he on Friday aud Saturday
so !, wil give the people in the
country an opportunity Ia sse this
wonderful production THIS p,ct.
Is,sr ssssta -kiifasssFs: ssiss = h.XfH .M
a NATION And was IN months
in the making by DAVID WARD
GRtFFirH III. same msn thai
made tbs BIRTH al = NATION.
Look Tor the advertisements
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-21
Does This Mean You?

Any person wire doubts wAs,he,
,ha Third Roll Call oi the American
Red Crus. = meant Tor him can de-
eide easily enough by asking him.
sell A lew questions
l)o yun belong Ia any sect or or
sanis4tion which. by t. errst, Tor
h.ds you to help another o 10 a..
ais, IN movement de-igusied for
the help u others
Then tine call i. not meant tot you.
-. .M ypa believe thst he.llb ia >
ms,t-r %! n0 Importance shatevH
and that every sn;erprisins com
manltv stioali hsve policemen. hrs
msn laiss, theatres. skyscrapers
churches and schools. hat 20 hos
pltsl-. no doctors. DO nu'rss, nc
sanitstion. no cllnes. no prHvisiot
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-21
Orphan Children Want
Homes For Thanksgiving

Al ihs Tennessee Children {.
Home " Nashville there srr sli'
teen stnsAJ babies snd t~enly'thrce
n. i and. sstts Isam ssses to r!ths
y.~~s u sge who. through no fault
ot TIER osn AMI under clrcum-
stance. over which they hase no
control IRE being denied the pf,r'.
lege Of home. . iathcr aud that
most pri'rlsss hoon In any child :
life . unlher. These children need
xnd sl..tsid have the protecting IN
iluenes ota happy normal bone
life. lbey crave real home, y
real Mama aud papa, y real Thanks.
giving and Christmas all their own.
This aas been a year oi remark.
able prosperity and there are count
lees homes In the State where one
o. ,wo ui these children oald easily
aud wall be cared ios. homes would
he Tar happier because N IN. pres'
ence Of healthy, happy, normsl
children.
Will DO, those ~ho arr willing 10
share what they have with ali or
phas >hild. communicate With us
Addres-
Mrs Claude D sullivan,
State Superintendent, Tennessee
Chill ir.n's Home Society *Ul Ack
len Ave. Nashville. Tenn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-21

Al THE rrsson there 10 espsfiAl
danger II llln--. inIiusing ,a. .a,,
Ing ol pork i,at - 'aw ot ouiy par.
tlslly cooked OF canf~t. most
Americans DO no, knowingly ron.
sune upcooked pork although ii 10
eaten not infr.qu-n,ly either "a raw
ham or in ssusages that have been
lnruficientiy cooked Al hog kill.
Jog time particularly there ARE many
hfimr,nasie mtst products prepared
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-21
Ferguson Chapman.

Tho marriage u Miss Eiyiennr
Chapman 10 Mr.. Joseph ii Fosgu.
sou. was a surprise Ia large circle
OF lrisndp The wedding waa quiet.
ly solrmniasd Monday morning in
Nashville In the study oi th. otti.
ciatins minister. Dr., Alien Forte,
pastor OF the First Baptist Church
The bride is the daughter ot Dr.
and Mrs J, Is. ChapmAn. Of White
Bluh and the groom is son ci
Mr. aud Mrs, } NJ Ferguson, oi
SIayden,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-21
RAIMcolT FACTORY
BEING INSTALLED
VIII Bs In Operation Soon
and WIZ Employ About
twenty People.

Dickson's new enterprise, The
Dickson RaiBcoat Manufacturing
Co. ~ understand, will soon be
ready ios operation This mschIn.
cry 10 nov being placed in the
three story bu-ioezs house oa Main
Street. formerly oecupieti By q. &
Collins 4 Son . furniture store
IL i. the purpose Of this company
10 manufacture rain.0ats, and when
10 dpssstlan will emfpsav aboal
twenty people.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-21
Birthday Dinner.

A birthday dinner vas given by
Miss LILLIAN Williams. ai Charlotte
Nov } The invited guests were
Mtsts Lucy H'cksrspu. Lucille Cote,
man Pauline Iilcs.f-an. Eller
t;,phs, Marguerite Oakley. Mesars
Ben Greer. Frank Murphy. Irwin
uiettrson, Buiori Williams
A boun,iiul dinner ws- served
and many interesting gsmss ENJOY
ed
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-21
Pie Supper.

There is 10 be pie supper At
falrvisw school house the 9Th inst.
Admission two potatoes. Pies aud
potatoes TO be wold 10 the hiahsst
bidder, proceeds IN 70 10 the school
Everybody invited.
Mary NJ. Hooper
Mary Lou Buchanan.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-21

81 reward will he paid im the
arrest aud conviction oi any one
trespsssing. hunting ot mu,ilatina
fences ou property owned by ths
undersigned
J Black
Ernest l.srktns.
+. Won Bergen.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-21
Farm For Sale

3. acre farm 10 acres IN cu!ii.
yatlon, lays we'll good orchard
about 100 bearing trees Six room
house. stable, hen house. and smoke
house. Well d, house two springs
on place. One ! miles OF Dickson.
| msls from pike. Price $.U
A. l.. Scoot. Dickson.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-21
Pie supper,

The Tfeswsl SUNDAY School will
give an entertainment and pie sup
per on Thanksgiving nigh! Nov
~ Even though sugar Ia high and
scarce. there will be plenty II good
pies on hand so every one come.
Reported.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-21
Young Man Young Won,anl

! can ,eseh you al yous home.
Bookkeeping. Shorthand. Rsnking.
pcnmsnship. Arithmetic. Letter
Writing. etc. ~ successfully BY
MAIL ~ yuu can be taught In
College. You Get year moc~y
on completing the COURSE II you are
M, sHtished.
I~t me send you price. snd stats.
men,s from Bank cashisrs, Book.
keepers aud stenoarsphsu wbo o~s
th~ir surrvvs 10 my Hom~ aiady
Courses Write JNO Y DkAuGH
on. P~sd'i. Dvsushop's Practical
business College. Nashville. Tenn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-21

FOR sALE-Three rDm house
and Iot l65xiD on chvich street
Good ou, buildings Win ssli u .
bargain. See Dennis Psse. Dick.
rnn,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-21

Will sell q, public suctlon on ,bt
Mcfarland isrm. moth 81 Dicksop
ON Nov. klnd, come corn hay
-h@p, cattle and other articles
J. u. ~gYAGtK.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-21

Parties due Tor water and lights
Tor October are urged 10 call a, the
Rarnrier = ufhee~over -.he American
G. At. and make settlement al once.
II E.. Thompson.
Collector.
The Patriot Tor entertainment.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-21

sse The shos a, the Patriot.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-09-24

All Weiss; Sd, Birkhofer Bros; 4th
Walter Weiss; 5th. iBirkhoter Bros.
Senior champion SOW: Waiter Weiss
Junior, champion SOW: All Weiss
Grand champion SOW Walter Weiss
Litter: LIST, Walter Weiss; I'd, Birk
hofer Bros. 5,
Duroe Jerseys
|. Aged boar: list, a. @. Houston; I'd
c. IS. Mcdonald; 3D., B. W. Hunt.
Junior yearling boar; LIST, C. Chris
tiansen: I'd, 3. w. Hunt; Sd, C. s.
Mcdonald. n 4 M
Spring boar Under 6 months: LIST. C
Christensen, "a. G. Christensen; Sd
r. Bl0es 9Th, D. W. Hunt; 9Th, c.. s
Mcdonald. y, A a,xs ~
Junior champion boar: G. Christian.
sen. rs Il
Senior champion boar: c. Christian.
sen. 3.sss5
Grand champion boar: C. Christian.
sen. 5,ia,
Litter, 5 pigs or more: LIST, 3. w.
Hunt; I'd, r.. Bloes; Sd. A. G. Houston.
Aged SOW: 1st, G.. christensen.
Senior yearling SOW: LIST, AN Meg
gers. $ s;4:. a5aeS5
Junior yearling SOW; LIST, I'd, c.
Christensen.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-09-24
o,f5wuI survive.

It has been held in some expert cir
cles that golf never could become the
game baseball is, because golf lacks
picturesque language. This view
overlooks the fact that baseball ac-
quired its language by slow degrees.
and only reached its present perfec-
ton through the long labors Of de-
voted philologists and etymologists.
The language grew, like love. by what
1t fed on.
Give golf and the sport writer's time
and they will produce language
for that game as copious, refulgent,
and learned as now distinguishes the
more popular game. Already we de-
tect the beginnings. We read of Mr..
Bockenkamp's play Thursday TINT
by Sinking manipulating putt Of As
feet" he finished 8 up.
We have heard OF 45-foot puts be-
fore, but 1t must be admitted it adds
to the wonderment Ofsone to know that
It was manipulating. This is an en-
scouraging beginning and convinces us
that golf is going to survive. Kansas
City Star. 5l
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-09-24

Sow 1rlrder e months: list. I'd, r.
Bloes;; Sd Is. Mcdonald; 4th,, B. w
Hunt; 5th, c. s. Mcdonald.
Junior champion sow r. Bloes
Senior champion SOW: c. Christian
sen.
Grand champion SOW c.. Christian
sen. f
Poland cnlnas
Boar 2 years and over: 1st, I'd, C
M. Peterson; Sd, Chas. Speck; 4th
c. M. Peterson.
Boar year and under 2: 1st, Kuehl
G. Son; I'd, C. M. Peterson; Sd, Sharp ;
4th, Chas. Speck; 5th, B. DOettger.
Boar 8 months and under r.: 1st,
VIM. Kuehl & Son. s# .a5..s
Boar under 6 months: lso, Chas.
Speck; I'd. III. Saggau; Sd, Chas.
Speck; 4th. Joe Smith; 5th, c. M.
Peterson. III,
Junior champion boar: Kuehl & Son.
Senior champion boar: c. MPeder-
son.
Grand champion boar: c. NJ Peder-
son. sA
Litter S pigs or more: list, Chas.
Speck.
Sow years and over: LIST Joe
Smith
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-09-24

Sow 1sear> and under 2; 1st, Chas
Speck; %. Sd, 4th, G. M. Peterson
5th, Joe Smith.
Sow pig under 6 months: 1st, I'd, Sd
Chas. iSpeck; 4th, 5th, Joe Smith.
Junior champion sow: Chas. Speck
Senior champion SOW: Joe Smith.
Grand champion sow: Joe Smith.
Spotted Poland Chinas
Yearling boar: list, Hans Brodersen
Two year old SOW: LIST, Hans Brod
ersen.
Spring sow under months: 1st
Hans Brodersen.
Sweepstake herd: Raymond Brown
Pure bred litter club: LIST, Walter
Weiss on 'Hampshires; I'd and Sd, tie
Chas. Powell on Chester Whites and
Emil Meggers on Duroc Jerseys.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-09-24
1oLD DUFFER' WAS ADMITTED
Distinguished Citizen, Wanting 70 See
Horace Greeley, trreverently An
|. nounced by Office Boy.

y "A citizen of Waterbury wrote q let
ter to the Republican Of that city a
day or two ago asking for information
about Horace Greeley, who he was,
etc. That he wished to learn more
shout the great journalist does him
credit, but we are surprised there Is
q mar in Waterbury capable Of writing
letters to newspapers who didn't know
about Mr.. Greeley already.
This reminds me Of story told by
the late Charles A. Dana. One day
while Mr.. Greeley was reigning as edi-
tor Of the Tribune, he was particu-
lslly busy, and gave, explicit orders to
his Office boy not to admit anybody
to his room. Later on the Office boy
announced to Mr.. Greeley there was
an "old duffer" outside clamoring for
an interview with the editor. Mr..
Greeley asked the boy who It was, to
which the boy replied he didn't know,
but that he wore a soiled linen dus-
ter, carried a carpet-bag of the early
seventies type, and made big fuss
because he couldn't see the editor OF
the Tribune. "Well," replied Mr.. Gree
Icy, IF he is SO insistent you had bet
ter ask the fellow his name, and then
/ will decide whether he can come In"
The boy went back and returned in q
few minutes bringing the information
that the '.old duffer" was Henry Wilson
Of Boston who happened at that time
to be the vice president Of the United
States. He saw Mr.. Greeley. Hart
ford Courant.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-09-24
AMONG WINNERS
AT ARI0N
Swine Exhibitors At the ArionE Eaii
Garry on Many Good Premiums, I
and All Are Satisfied
EXCEPTIONALLY FINE sExIslsl1
All Breeds Of Hogs Represented and
/ Accommodations Adequate for
a4 the Comfort. OF the Stock

At considerable time we are publish
ling herewith the winnings Of the
swine section at the Arion fair. Tie
list may not be entirely accurate, but
we have tried to publish the same as
near correct as was possible to obtain
the list at this time.
Chester Whites
| Aged boar, LIST, Raymond Brown.
Senior yearling boar: LIST, Raymond
Brown; I'd, John Hoist.
Junior yearling boar: LIST, John
Hoist; I'd, Raymond Brown. u.
Spring pigs under months: LIST,
John Hoist; I'd, Raymond Brown; Sd,
|F. Fitzsimmons; 4th, Chas. Powell. !
Junior champion boar: John Hoist.
Senior champion boar: Raymond
Brown
Grand champion boar: Raymond
Brown.
Aged SOW: LIST, Raymond Brown.
Senior yearling SOW: LIST, Raymond
Brown; I'd. Raymond Brown.
Junior yearling sow: LIST, Cd, Sd, Ath,
9Th, Raymond Brown.
OOW pigs uuUci uAOAIlo. Lob, 6Oj
Raymond Brown: Sd, 4th, John Hoist;
9Th, Raymond Brown.
Junior champion sow: Raymond
Brown. -
Senior champion SOW: Raymond
Brown.
Grand champion SOW: Raymond
Brown. 81
Hampshires
Aged boar: LIST, AL Weiss.
Senior yearling boar: LIST, I'd, Sd,
Birkhofer Bros; 4th, Al Weiss.
Junior yearling boar: 1st, I'd, Birk-
hofer Bros.
Spring boar under 6 months: 1st,
I'd, Birkhofer Bros; Sd, 4th, al Weiss
5tn, Walter Weiss.
Junior champion boar: Birkhofer
Bros.
Senior champion boar: Weiss.
Grand champion boar: Birkhofer
Bros.
Aged sow: LIST, Walter Weiss; I'd,
Sd, Birkhofer Bros.
Senior yearling sow: Birkhoferl
Bros. la.
Spring pigs under months: LIST, I'd,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-09-24
Was ONE GOLD WATCH AHEAD
Incident In Lord MacauIay's Life
Which Probably He Was Quite
i. Willing 70 Forget.

Here is an amusing story Of Macau'
lay, as told by Lady Logan in hez
"reminiscences: a
Lord Macaulay was in Rome the
winter we were there with the ma
harajah. They had one very good
story about him going the round Of
the English colony, which was told
us by an attache Of the British en-
-bassy. Like all strangers, he went
by moonlight to see the Coliseum
and, as was proper in a historian
and a poet, that the spirit OF the
centuries might have full sway with
In his soul, he went alone. As
he. stood rapt and gazing in, the
shadow of the arches a man brushed
rudely by jostling him roughly. With
great presence Of mind. Mr.. Macaulay
las he then was-felt at once for his
watch. It was gone. The thief was
still in view. Promptly the historian
gave chase, and, taking the law into
his own hands as might one Of the
heroes Of ancient Rome whose deeds
he set forth, he promptly knocked him
down and repossessed himself Of his
property.
Fearing that other criminals might
be about, the Englishman at once re
turned to his hotel, to find, to his sur
prise, his own watch ticking comfort
ably on his dressing table and a
strange gold watch in his waistcoat
pocket. Mortified at his first success
ful coup as a footpad, he hurried of
to the bureau de police to give up
his booty, where he was confronted by
an excited foreigner. vehemently de-
scribing the outrage Of which he had
feen victim"
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Queer coincidence.

One Of party whereof Charles
Darwin was a member was speaking
OF the earthquake Of Tacahuano, 10
northern Chile, on which occasion the
father had lost all his property and
the narrator himself had barely es'
capped with his life. Then, writes Oar
win, there ensued q curious coinci.
dence. A German, one of the party,
got up saying, he would never sit in Q
room In those countries with the door
shut, as, owing to his having done 50,
he once nearly lost HIS life at Sopiapo.
Accordingly, he opened the door. No
sooner had he done SO than he cried
out. Here it comes again." and an
other shock ensued. The whole party
escaped. II s;.4
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Presbyterian church

In another column will be found
a notice concerning a Conference on
the fundamentals that will be con.
Quoted in Denison from Sept. 2Sth to
October LIST. Evangelist Bob" Meyer
will speak Sunday at 1880. 800 and
500 p. m. Music will be under the
direction of Roy T. Brown. Sunday
school at 11:45. Christian Endeavor
at GAS. We cordially invite you to
these services. Announcements will
be made Sunday for the Monday serv.
ices. Robert Karr, Minister.
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