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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-12
Latest Fashions for Americans

NNE garment that has stood a
Year. irst and has hrld ~
H the separate short coat "I
velvet This coat coz Jacket Wud, ~
appearance luat summer and. either
with on without sleeves. proved itself
IL -etsun long rival ~ the rwoHiur
when odd weather came uu th' N'|
,tt cont continued 90 be- shown. iutr
t.YI, accompanied hN smart shirt
eft plaid ur bright plain 'ulur'd wool
material
r.r wear during the summer of
1919 the little short velvet coat ls
again very much in evidence II To-
sometimes made a part of r. sport
SUR as being accompanied 10y a rhlfl
ct lirht oolurcd "r Whlie hllh' h'lln
heavy creme ur wool material trimmed
with touches OF utirk ur ~ may be
unite independent 81 u special skirt
commandment aud be- used WrftN'
az t Wrap fur wear with q separate
skirt or with 10 hght Wcighl piece
irork
The sketch show one of the newest
roats Il lrifc more than hip length
ana smartly heltcd In AZ the waist
lMN. Iht NNNlNl NNN N'hHf' co. !
white fnille Hilk and the cuffs are
also Of white. These should be de-
uchable su they may be kept irrsU
and clean.
Another type NJ wrap that seems
destined To be popular Tor warm
weather wear is the hip length cape
nr dolman, made uf bright eolored
wool material or ~ heavy silk fabric
The little short box coat developed IN
wool material In high coiors Is also a
tayuritc for young NJ
one 81 the seasons novelty sweat
ors is q waist length garment fin
shed with a wide girdle that Ii heav'
iiy ribbed so hat II fits the figure
snugiy. Those sweaters are usually
at the slip over type Some have
round or V-shaued plain necks, other
% have sailor collars.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-12

Nlll NlAllln W nor
right side. at times
she was so bad she
could not do any
work. For two
years she was at
tended by the best
physicians here, and
both agreed that
she would have n
be operated on.
suggested Lydia T..
Fink hams Vegcta.
bio Compound, and
nj frat ala R.Taa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-12
FIRST TRAINING SHIP FOR THE
ALBUQUERQUE AVIATION SCHOOL
ARRIVES IN CITY BY EXPRESS

Airplane Is of Curtiss Make and Is Shipped Here
From Buffalo; Is Complete in Every Detail and
Will Be Ready for Flying as Soon as Wings Are
Attached to Body; Other Machines Are Follow
ing by Freight and Will Arrive Here Soon;
Hangers Are Nearing Completion and School
Will Open About April /.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-12

merci1i flying husiNcsa. which will be
the inevitable reruit of the war.
Teams have been at work on The
landing ground at the school for some
time and u b. nov IA perfect sha pe.
There IN no doubt" said one ~ h
men w. charge this noon, but that tho
landing ground h one Of the best iu
the United States, " not the best,
army grounds not excepted
The hin plane. which la - feet
Ions and has "a wins spread Of -
feet. will De- mounted ~ the school
hanruf and viii soon boz in shape for
IHU.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-12
WOOL AND CATTLE GROWERS
ASSOCIATIONS APPEAL FOR
GRAZING FEES ABATEMENT

Both Associations Have Taken the Matter Up With
Forest Service and Have Made Final Appeal to
Chief Forester at Washington Asking That if
Grant an Extension of Payment Until Fall;
Drouth and Severe Winter Are Causes of the
Action.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-12
TOO LATE To CLASSIFY

WANTED drurniai Arolv ~
orrc. Rosonwnld's-Omce Second
Floor.
WANTED Aeais'ort Ia Nt''nh0u
ROOM Apply Roncnwald'sr Offluo
csr0rd Floor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-12

MANTEu-Bir who COW cook. for
renerai Homework con Thuraddy
afternoon, SIS West Copper
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-12
HER DAUGHTER
WAS SAVED
FROM OPERATION
Mrs. Wells Of Petersburg
Tells How.

Petersburg. Va " For two years
my daughter suffered from n wealness
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-12
No. 7iso. REIoItT 90 CONDITION or
STATE NATIONAL BANK
No. Iiso.



tl Loans end discounts. Including rcdiucounts.
teNcopt those shown IN b and Cd .-.........ti
Total loans tt.s.s.s.t. VI
Deduct;
CAS- a., = bonds deposited 10 secure circulation
90 a. + bonds and certificates ~ indchtcdneaa
pledged 10 secure ~. n deposits tpar va.ue)
trl Premium on 4, =. bonds .................
ilhfrfy Loan Bonds,
ca Iihcrty Loan nonds. AZ. 4 and "a per cent.
td). Liberty Loan Bonds. az, 4. and ~ per cont,
pledEed to secure State or ether deposits or
WHh lhNhhif .ttFFffsta ttfFFssfsFs
stock Of Federal Hescrve Bank coo per cent OF
tuhH'flphunl .s.tttttss
m) vniuo % banking house. owned and unin-
'unhered .'sts.s'st
FURNITURE and fixtures ..........
Lawful reserve Federal Reserve Bank .....
ltDms with fHderul Reserve Hank In process OF
collection mot available ~ reserved ........
hsiln vault and net amount due from national
Net amounts due from banks. bankers. ana trust
compar'es other than included In Items "a.
~ or 10 t.ttt.t t.t'stt s.sstsst.ss.t
Checks ON other banks in the anme city or town
~ reporting hank tothcr than Item ~.
Total of Items ~, 90. 10. ~, and 49,.
'hcrkt ON banks located outside or city or town
of reporting bank and other cash items.
Redemption fund with T., = Treasurer and due
from g. - Treasurer ................
Interest cnrned hui not
ON Notes and Hills Receivable not past due.
War SuNingH 'ortincates ana Thrift Stamps
Hriunll' owned .........
''N'r HfH'is, " any 't,'t...,..
T,t.t
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-12

,aplHl stock paid in.,....................
1"lN..lh lNWl .s.tt. ttttsst t.sss.t
tl Undivided profits
'n) lgis current expenses. interest. and taxes
pnld ........
lnt'rtHt and discount collected or credited, in adj
vance OF maturity end not earned taprroxi-
MAUI b. ttsttt tst'tsfs ......
Circulating notes outstanding .......
Noi amounts due to National banks. .........
Set amounts due tn banks. bankers. and trust
COMPANIES tother than Included In Items sd
Wy Co.. 70. Hf'tHft strssts
'etttcd checks outstanding ...............
'afhisrH checks on own hank outstnndinr. ......
Total OF iteuH 80. "a. "a and IS. ........,.
individual deposits subject TO check ....
Certificates OF deposit due ln loss than 80 DAYS
Aother than for money borrowed .......,.
Total Of demand deposits tother than hank
d'posithl subject TO Reserve, itcms 80. 81,
~, W, 90, aud
'eitulcnies OF deposit tother than for money
Total OF time deposits subject to Reserve.
Items ~. ~, a. and fb.......-....
of 4 =. dishursing officers. ..,,,.......
Bills payable win Federal Reserve Dank. ,,....
State OF New Mexico, COUNTY Of BernainlO. ss.
l. a. NJ. Merritt. Cashier Of he nbove.nam,
that the above statement Is true IL the best OF m,
corroct-Attosti
Correct Attest
] q iiEllypoN,
j. kORnER, - =
Directors,
Subscribed ana sworn TO before me thia ION
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brook moved mystafiously. 6e could
~ tAe smoke oe Il now.
Amanda PafIoW and his niece might
svsa now b threatsnsd by the flames I
Now that danger threatened the
woman hs bad loved III thsss ysars. Il
seemed ~ though his mind and hsaFe
wses numbsd. Hs was tssriasd b.
yood szpeessioo toe her safo.
y. and terrified 6oe feaf hat some.
body. even JedidiaA Paxiow, shoaN
suspect j1se how ~ telt about t.
Ths hoeosis Aools rang ohazply 0vQ
ths seeoy patA. Presently thsy eappsd
Q Htt1s ridge and started down into Q
hollow. Not unt11 thsy Wirs ovse he
ridge was Mr.. 0tasg aware that tAe
hollow was 0nsd ehok1ns1y 11lsd, Wt3A
buloWy WAite smokA
Another OAn-o0o - cautious -
tAe AalliWaEo mEehant notoelouGay
was-would have pulled the hoeoo
0oWA b Q wan. But Joseph otaeks
ca13ounsss had bssn Auns b tAe
winds. Instead, hs shouted 10 Ohazy,
and IL bsast increased Ais stzidA
Ten rodD further - tho hoese Ooge.
a. stumbled. and t1ssd 10 seop. 4
WHITING. flaming make-a burning
beaneA-pfunsed down through ~
smoke directly ahead.
s0e o0r shouted Joseph etaGI, WttA
Q sAaIposss that would ordinarily havo
sse Cherry Of at Q ealloQ.
But, - The snoft1ns creature SIN
ahied, tie man ool1od The WhiD sAl
lashsa poor OhsEzy cruelty aloag ~
nank,
AZ that ths hoess went mad. Ho
plunged forward, lsapsd tAs blazing
brand. and eallopsd down ths road q
Q pegtlo0s gait TIE man txsed nsathse
- 0ootAs him nor % rstard the paco.
1hs smoks swiEisd around thsR.
TAs driver could not 80 ten fsst b.
yood ths hoessis nosa. Ten minutes
later tbsy ratified down ints tAs
STRAIGHT road. and thsa, VIZ oooo,
indeed. were at he abandoned camp
TIE Are was near, but Il had not
reached this place. Thsrs was No alen
oe h1s about
TAe man knew WhleA Was JudyD
cabin Hs leapsd from tie vehicle.
leaving ths painting Cherry unhttcAsd,
ana ran 10 The hut
The door swung opsn. The poor
furniture Was b place. Even ths bed.
eloGAiag WAS Fampled in tie old WON
aaao bunk. But neither ~ nor Ama1r
d Pariow noe nttje Carolyn Nay Was
tAseA
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GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER

has been q household remedy all over
The civilized world for more than half
q century for constipation. intestinal
troubles, torpid liver and the generally
depressed feeling that accompanies
such disorders. It 10 Q most valuable
remedy for indigestion or nervous dys.
pepsia and liver trouble. bringing %
headache. coming up Of food, palplta-
tloo Of heart and many other symp.
toms. A few doses Of August Flower
win relieve you. It 10 q gentle laxa-
i've. Ask your druggist. Sold In IN
dviliSed count1ies.-Adv.
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CHAPTER XVI.
tn Laurel - tiss orava.

rhs Laurel - the 0eavA
The heart Of the man Was mo .
weight In his bosom. WITH - 1aav
hundred acres Of forest % IRE. and
that, too. between the abandoosd eanp
and The Corners and 0uafise Oova
how would Amanda Pariow md 0aEe.
lyn Nay knsw whsrs 10 got
Certainly tie place must Aavo boeo
Deserted In haste. Thess was Oaroly1
Mays coat The man caught Il up an6
stared around. - though expecting -
child 10 b within digit
The old woman's clothing was 0ea4'
tered about, too. Il did not look -
though anything had been rsmovs6
from the hut Coming out b. foun1
another article o. The thrssAol6
oe Amanda's gloves.
Joseph Stag uftsd ~ aumpls6
dove to his lips
"Oh. God, spare hefi" ~ barse foetA.
"Spare them bothi"
Then hs Kissed the glove again a10
hid Il away In the inner pocket q ~
vesG
Ths hardware dealer tzisd b tAiAk
Of Just what ths fugitivss might have
done wAsa thsy escaped hon ~
cabin.
II It were tue that Amanda would
not run toward tho Ore. thsn shs more
than likely had taken the opposite d.
rection on leaving the cabin. Thsfe.
fore. Joseph Stage went that way-ese
ting OF down the tote road. Ieadfns
Cherry by his birdie.
Suddenly hs remembered calling
Prince the day Carolyn May had been
lost o. the ics. He raised his voice II
Q mighty shout for tho dog now.
"Prineei Prtncey. old boyi whses
are your
Again and again b called, but tAsre
was NO reply. The smoke was uoee
stiAins and the heat more intense
every minute. Mr.. etagg realised hat
hs must ct out quickly u b. would
save himself and the hoesa.
He had Just stepped Into ths beck
board again. whsa there was On a.
citsd sesambling n he undsebrusA.
and Q welcoming baIk was giveo.
"Princsi Coed bog I" he man shese
ID. "Whses are tAayr
TAs excited dog 1sW at hin. IeaptnO
o. The buckboaFd - - 70 FsacA htA.
n DoagrGl Vas 1eligAtsA end
shewsd Il q plai1ly - Q o1nb be1ee
eeall
Dat ~ Was anH00a, ~ He leapo0
hoek b The gsoasA raa Q nttls aAso6.
aAA tAea Ioeke6 baek te.oeo u ~ -
was eplloWias. TAe AaFdWafe oealeP
GAoato1 - ~ a0n1a:
s0e aAsoA Hs1nea1i VEN eeoi1gss
H Dicked - ~ rsens aaA 0Ass5
sea1ts6 II 80 baSlaag ~ aHaeas.
nea, m - aAao1 ~ 0lzUak i1oe Q
~ patA WA1aA ~ 1eVa Q $50 i.
- 0eaeg INV tn0ella1sly VAas
~ DatA ~ ~ 1Aao M . 0g1ag
81 Q 0An Dog0O = ~ bot1oO q
~ h10oW.
40 - oosvsusu1nA
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General Tkemes oreat ssldIsr.

"Old Pap Thomas" ~ his soldiers
lovingly called him. has received full
credit for his services 10 the terrific
battle Of Chickamauga. He has never
been given due recognition for his
other work. nor assigned proper
place In the hall Of fame Of the nation
he helped 70 save.
lie was = virKinian By birth. and
therefore his loyalty at the beginning
of the war was subject to unjust
though not unnatural suspicion. He
declined to supcrsede General Buell..
and thereby lost his chance to win
supreme command 10 the West. The
one event was Q misfortune: the other
= chivairy too One to Be appreciated
In the hurry asd stress os var.
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Ouiy SeTVeO 10 make t0e IeOefdl pOBl.
tion more compact.
On the third and last day came Lees
dnal attempt to win. a mighty cannon
aiding Of $50 guns at one O'Clock in the
afternoon hurling death into the Union
forces on Cemetery ridge. Then. at
2 80 in the afternoon, an order from
Lee. a nod Of the head from General
I-ongstreet. for he did not sanction the
charge. and away went General Pick.
EFT In that most famous charge from
the Confederate position on Seminary
ridge to the Union center on Cemetery
ridge. nearly mile apart.
That charge made great history.
After leading his men to the Union
line and piercing II. Pickett was beaten
back. The point pierced was q stone
wall. known to this day ns the Bloody
Angle, or High Water Mark" Of the
Confederacy.
Lee. from Seminary ridge. saw the
c"nrge was failure and the battle
lost. He ordered retreat and the
Army Of Northern Virginia departed
from the scene OF Its three.day valor-
Gus struggle, but still with sufficient
fighting strength and spirit left to con.
tinue the conflict for nearly two years
longer.
That Is the Battle Of Gettysburg In
Q nutshell.
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TIL BELMoRE ENDIcoTT

Al the usual hour be started for Tha
Ooenefs for dinner. Having remained
h ths store an the morning. - bad
1ot realised how much stronger tAs
smell Of smoke was than It had besn
at breakfast tims. Quite involuntaE1ly
- Quickeosd his poea.
The fog and smoke ovsrcast the Gly
tAickiy and made II of . be1asy color,
Just - though Q huge copper pot Aad
bssn ovseturDsd ovsr ths sarth. Won.
. seood ct tAsif deoes. tal11Ag baeh
and forth IN ssbdusd toesa 1hsfs
was Q spiS4t a expectancy in tie aif.
TAe hardware merchant was stT3dinG
aloog at . Quiek paee whsa - cane d
ths Pariow plaee; but ~ was nek %
ing - fast that h IA not hear tha
eazpsotae hailtng him tn his cfacked
voleA
Hey, 20. lee stasgi Hsy, your
Anased, NJ. etasg tuznsd 10 leoaE.
faziew was hobbling fe@ ths fsaF
pesmiseA sroaninG at svey sesN.
scarcely able b wan.
That saat1eaS ct ~ aS1n." ~
naEisd tn a,Dost dsabasd up.
Couldn't climb into Q carnage b savs
ny soul"
what 0yoa want 70 etnA ints .
eayIiaSo 6oer' demanded N. oeae9.
"'Causs somsosdy's eot b . 1oe
that al of mins-and little Caz'lyn
Nay. Ain't yoa hsard-oe b your mind
% cot o. maxim money down tAsee %
your Store tAat yoa doa't know notAin'
olooT
"Havsat I heard Whatr returned
tAs other With dns restraint Tor -
sTAe AEei0 come ovee b thts Gl0A
seW ~ 1amAD myself. And Aaroo
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kWDjna Il up.

4 maid servant applied for . week.
end OF. a. her home was distant, for
the purpose Of being at home on her
parents silver wedding day.
The leave was granted. and the maid
returned.
"Well." said her mistress, "did every.
thing 20 OF satisfactoryr
sOh. yes, thank you. ma'am." said
The giri, "and mother told me to say
shs b very grateful to you fR letting
ne o6."
"And what did your father sayr'
asked the lady.
sOh, lor! ma'am." replied the girl
shs wasn't there. He's been dead this
- ysa1."
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Mystery Explained.

Mystery 9xplatnoe.
He stood amid the blaze and SPLEEN
dor Of his magnificent mansion. and
in his hand he held the portrait Of .
beautiful woman. His face was pale
and hagEard. and his lips moved con-
vulsively.
What was this mystery. Was this
the picture Of his departed wifei
No.
Was 1t the portrait Of his dead but
dearly remembered daughter.
No.
What. then. was the cause Of his
haggard facet
Was It not the same portrait that
two minutes ago had fallen from its
nail. and raised lump - big 40 Q
hens egg on his headf
It was.
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That RdaAdl

Mother doesn't think she'll 20 to
the theatef With % tonight. Albert"
"ls that soi I have got three tickets.
What shall I do with the third onef"
s0ive II to the man you always 60
out 70 ~ between TIE acts. He can
ut with ~ and you won't have to 60
out and go him.
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Complimentary 70 Him.

He-But asked you. dearest, to
keep our engagement . secret for the
present.
she-l couldn't help It. That hateful
Miss Oldum said the reason wasn't
married was because no fool had pro.
posed to me. no up and told her you
Aad.-Brooklyn Citisen.
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Crummit drove through and says that
you can't git by On the main roaA Ths
dre's followed he West Brock FaGAi
down and u bstwixt ~ and Adams
old camp"
"Blsss msr Easped The hardwsfs
dealer. palins under his tan.
"Walr' narisd Parlow. "0oin' "a
staAd there chattsrin' all day. q b
~ goin' b DO somsthinsr'
"somsbody must gst over 10 hat
cabin and king them out" Jo0sph
STAG said. without takiAs o6sose q
the grabbed old carpsntsr.
"Wali" exclaimed Pasiow. glad ~
~ you're awake"
.Oh, I'm awake" tie other returned
shortly. n was Just figuring o. who's
Cot ~ best horse"
Il have" snapped Pariow.
Yes. And I'd decided % taking
Cherry. too" the hardware dealer add.
Cd. and swung into the lane toward the
carpenter's barn.
Hey. youi Needn't b - braah
about It." growied Tie carpenter. Hes
my hoss, I s'poser
Joseph stagg went straight ahead.
and without answering. Having once
decided on bis course, he wasted 10
tims.
He rolled back the big door and saw
Cherry already harnessed In his bog
stall.
Together they backed the animal b.
tween the shafts, fastened the traces.
and Ar. Stasg lsaped quickly b he
seat and gathered up the rsinA
"Yoa'll halter take the Fallow roaa." ."
The earpentsr shouted after him. .AA1
have Q care drivtn' Cherry"
Hoess and buckboard whifisd ct of
he yard and ~ voice was lose - ~
hardWafe mseeAaat
Cherry sesppsd cot sp,sndidly. a.1
hey left Q e,esd q dust behind TN
- they relied - tAs pike. not b ~
direction q The abandoasd camp. veso'
warned, ~ "a not sesk b take ~
shortest way - ths eabi1 WAeee
Amanda Pariov aAd Case,yn Nay wses
perhaps even soW theeatsosd b ~
tsesot Ars. TAs HanoW reaA tsE1ed
north from ~ ptke tAeee nljee Asa
The Conan
Hseks oe foam beGaa - a,esas q
Clse1y6 gioa0 seae alnsse q sesA
TAe oaf Was W. oQogo1llvA an1 Aeee
Was - beeeoA
~ streak e 1ano thas ~ -
lsWs1 down ~ baA0 g WaG(
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passes as the hurrying hosts were ar
rayed by their generals for the coming
battle.
The COnfederates under General Leo
had invaded Pennsylvania from the
south. and just one week before, June
22, 1858, Lee had sent 10000 men yet
farther north to capture Harrisburg.
They expected that the close of July
would find them in possession Of Phil
adelphia. But Just a. their advance
cavalry were pointing their guns
across the 'Susquehanna Lee learned
that the Army Of the Potomac, under
Maj. Gen. George G. Meade. had start
ed from Harper's Ferry In pursuit, and
Lee ordered his troops in motion back
toward Gettysburg. where twelve turn
pike roads concentrated.
General Meade, hurrying his corps
northward. came to the outskirts Of
Gettysburg the night Of June 80 with
his advance cavalry.
At daybreak July I General Buford,
leading Aeade's cavalry. clashed with
General Heth Of Hill's Confederate
corps, and one Of the greatest battles
Of all time was on. All day the fight
ragged. as the troops composing the
two armies were hurried forward from
distant points to take part. At night
fall the Confederates had driven the
Union men back from the ground held
by them in the morning. on through
the streets Of Gettysburg. and finally
to line Of battle on Cemetery hill
and ridge southeast Of the town, and
during the night the commanders of
both armies f,lled up gaps In their
lines and strengthened their positions
for the inevitable battle Of the morn
ing.
All the second day Lee hurled his
brigades against Meade's right and left
fanks. Desperate fighting In the cele-
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A Diagnosis.

"Oh, doctor" said Q worried lookins
agrarian, my wife IL In an awful COZ
ditiOn From medium fat woman shs
has been reduced to skin and bones
She talks necessarily In a loud squawk.
Ing voice. begins sentence and nevss
finishes 1t. and Jumps from subject b
subject without uttering anything that
has the least sense to it."
HIN! I see!" returned the physi.
cion. go home. Mr.. Gabbleby, and taks
out your party line telephone at once
Your wife has been listening In on u
too much."-KansAs City Star.
Lots Of people make fortunes out q
other people's cueioaitiea-
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brated wheat field /:
desperate fighting
In the famous peach
orchard: desperate
fighting in the
Devils den. Hand.
tO-hand fighting on
Culp's hill. Round
op nd Little
Round Top. When
dark came the Con-
federates h q d
tRmmed the Union
force further hack
on their line Of
battle. They had
gained ground. but
the grOun d had
only served to mai
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BATTLE TIDE TURNED
II Gettysburg the High Hopes of the
cenfsderaey for Victory In
Struggle Wsre Ended.

[FTY-SK years ago, q
dawn, 10000 men in gray
and $1,000 men in blue
were Fastening toward q
little hamlet In southern
Pennsylvania, fiercely
seeking to shed each 9TH
er's blood. Battle-rent BAN
ners proclaiming past
valOr duttered along their
ranks, and cannon rumbled
and sabers and bayonets
Ao oohAA kkpar~h <h~ lin
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Old Tools Of War.

The Grand army veteran will live
forever In song and story, hut the
weapon with which he fought his way
to Immortality is ~ much junk today.
Carbine. musket and rifle have given
way TO machine guns. and the clash Of
snberx. man to man. has been replaced
by the purr Of long.distance shells. OF
the firearms that MI countless racks
and cases In the museum ut Washing.
ton the veteran will find duplicates.
lock. stock and barrel. Of every weapon
he carried In the Civil war. though
each has retired from active service to
serve as exhibits In the nations ar.
morics Of time.
hut the nag 10 still In style. And Il
IL the hng that counts.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-12

A. recent meetins u Dicksot
Lodge. No. %6s. Y. and A. N. alec,
I'd the following o6cen oi The yea
1920.
Dr.. II. Weaver. W. NJ. W. A
Gooirum. 4. W; J. W. Hooper. J
W, W. II McMuny. 1rs~surrr; II
n, williams, Secretary. 7. J. War.
rem. chaplain. 4. b. Donaldson
3. D. J,A,, shslsy. J, D; G. /
Smith. 81. Steward, @, l.. BoaldiA
j.. Steward, John Shelley. Tyler.
The following officers Tor yea,
1890 have been elected for Dickson
Chapter, No, l23. K. A. n:
". r. Boyle. n, p; II. |. Gna
Shy. X; II. l.. Brown. 4; w X
Boyle. TREASURER. II n. williams
SECRETARY; W. J. auss, c II; Cal
vim Martin p. =: n. A. Nelson, N
3rd V; N. 4. Anderson. n Ind v
John shelley. Sentinel; T. ]. War
ren. Chaplain.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-12-12
hoN RESIDENT NOTICE.

'''''''' CsniTTs Wren. ri als '''''-"
Va,
" h Alexander ri als
~ The County Court AT Charlotte,
Tennessee
IN this cause, il sppt airing tfom
ihs biii *iileA issw rsn Iii. tthat w. w.
H. ax&istias . H., H., l@,v~. A
Love. W NJ Love. Oscar Isasr. aud
kldie Love. defendants, afv ,nun,
residents III the state 81 Tennessee
they are therefore. hereby required
10 appear on or before ,hn F,rs,
Monday in January 1890. helor,
the CLERK III said Court al hi, olsics
10 Charlotte. Dickson county. Tenn.
~ssse, and make deien.e 10 the Till
flied sesinsl them IN above II, led
cause. in this Court, by Camiils
Wren IT ais, OF otherwise The bill
will hr taken sn confessed
II IS further ordered that this
notice he tnhllehtii IN lou runet.
cutivr weeks 10 the nlt ksun i'onuty
Herald
Thu the ~ day II November
1919.