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Evening star., 1920-02-01
The Rambler Again Calls at the Louise Home

Washington through his brother
Augustin.
The Rambler spent couple OF
happy hours at the Louise Home, and
has a sheaf of historical notes about
the institution, its trustees, di-
rectresses, matrons, assistant ma
irons and physicians and some Of its
celebrated guests, but he has spent
so much time on pale green tarlatan,
minuets. Virginia reels. seven-up and
ample toddies that he must write of
those serious matters next Sunday.
But in this chapter he must discharge
two commissions given him by the
ladies OF the home. One is that he
must say something pleasant about
DIR. Wythe Cook, because he has
served the home so long and faith
fully and because all of us love him
SO much" The other commission
gives the Rambler equal pleasure to
discharge That commission was
this: You must say something nice
about Miss Mildred Chancellor. who
is one of the assistant matrons and
graduate nurse, She is such beau
tiful girl and so good to all of us
X X II X
There has been brought to the
Rambler's attention poem called
Thoughts" suggested by visit TO
the Louise Home during the illness
of Mr. Corcoran in May, 1871. the
month following the opening of the
home 1t was written by DIR. John
Hunter. Mr.. Corcoran's confidential
clerk. and is included in his book.
"A Voice From the old Dominion,
Occasional Poems, Etc. Thought
follows:
Deep gloom oershadows many brow
Since one enleard to all.
With mind ser nc is waiting now
To hear the Masters call
From sacred fanes-whOsc rising spires
Point to the peaceful skies.
Warm with religions hallow d fires,
What supplcations rise.
And pray'r is breathed in homes where grief
Its lonely vigil keeps:
Where want that knew sure relief
In silent sadness weeps.
With cesseless sighs and tears
The boon 10 Judal,'s monarch given
OF thrice five added years.
Perhaps some heart. Overwhelmed with care,
Now friendless and unknown,
May wing the first ''eff-ctuai pray'r'
That reaches Mercy's throne.
These heav'n blest walls my sou, impress
And A. mine eyes raise
Two imsecd forms Of loveliness
Arrest my earnest gaze.
They seem from earih's alloy refined
For who can fail 10 trace
Ethereal purity Of mind
In either radiant faee;
Gone now-to dwell where never more
The silent tear can start
Where heavens eternal spiendors pour
Around the pure in heart
lf from their peaceful home above. f.
The wife the child. could see
The sacred fabric reard by love
To bless their memory
Though praise be sow their sole employ.
Al surh 4 sight Is this,
They'd own thrill Of hsaaa Joy
Amidst seraphic bliss. ..ttAln
Oh. may the frame now <.orn with paia
BE nerv'd with strength once nese:
And God's almighty army sustain
The man who loyed the poor
Evening star., 1920-02-01

hugh, whose full name is Hattie II
NJ. Fitzhugh. told how her father.
Judge Fitzhugh. distinguished
jurist. wore his hair in a queue.
NO. indeed" she said: ''it was his
own hair, brushed straight back and
tied with a black ribbon" Then
we talked of blue and buff broad
cloth coats with high velvet collars.
gilt buttons, knee breeches. silk
stockings for mem. shoe buckles,
gold headed canes and tall hats of
beaver skin. Somebody said: How
droll it would be to see a man dressed
that way noww and somebody else
said: How droll it would be to those
men to look on one of their de-
scendants wearing baggy pants fap-
ping around his feet shod in half
soled store made shoes. with a ready
made coat of cotton bought at an all
WOOL price, turned down collar with
"A red necktie and derby hat" Then
we talked of taffeta and sarcenet
damasks and baudekin, muslin from
Mosul and gauze from GAIA, fuschon
or fustian. brocades and brocatelles,
henrietta and prunella cloth. alpaca,
grenadine and "tarrtn" Then it
was that Miss Fitzhugh told the RAM
bier that her first party dress was
OF palegreen tarlatan.
After the Rambler, Miss Mary Will
liams and Miss Hattie Fitzhugh had
talked OF dress goods we fell to talk
ing of dancing. and Miss Fitzhugh
told that the ladies Of the Louise
Home have a dance one evening "a
week "Wednesday. as remember)
and sometimes oftener. NO. indeed
we don't dance the tango or the
foxtrot. We dance the laucers. the
minuet and the Virginia reel. ]
generally lead the Virginia reel"
But who are the men at these
dances? asked the Rambler. That
is the dismal part OF it," she said.
Men are scarce. Variouss ladies take
the mems parts. generally take
gentlemans part. Mr.. Corcoran
Hill has promised to come to one of
our dances"
Then the little lady named over sew
erai men she knows well, one of them
being Mr.. Fiather Of Riggs Bank. The
Rambler is not sure that she said
anything about Mr.. Flather as a
dancer. The next time the Rambler
is in that part of the city he is going
to sound out will Fiather and Milton
Allies and Charlie Glover and Josb
Evans as to whether they would like
to be invited to a dance some wednss
day evening and go through the
measures Of the stately minuet and
the rollicking Virginia reel. I'm on
Wormley's corner the Rambler IL po-
ing to see how Ed. Stellwagen. Ed
son Olds. Frank Heron, Ceorpe
Flemfng and Ed. Hillyer would Iika
TO 20 TO minuet party, and bet ween
the two corners he might ask Charley
Bell. COrcoran Thorn and Jimmie
Hood II they have forgotten how to
dance the minuet. Then, across the
street are VIII Hoover, Frank Stone
and Woodbury. Blair. who used to be
famous minuet dancers. and few
PAGES north are Billy Iiibbs and VIII
Spaid, who would no doubt rise to
an invitation to IA minuet party like
a trout TO fly. but anyhow. IL the
Rambler can get the Jazz out of his
system and quit his "raggins" he 10
going to look around for an invita-
tioD to one of those Wednesday even
ing minuet and Virginia reel parties.
Evening star., 1920-02-01

II first party dress was of
|" tarlatan-green tarlatan
"a very pale green tar
iatan, with Hounces."
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-07

Ehsf thinks II wss ut ycn. Ha AseHas Y
sp@sk Of II ssaeh. has knaw.-
-Scsatag IT, VIVA; ! dld--nashing on
mtl" w,,ye of eesharrMs<sn@ss bad
csept 10 the roots NJ his curry hair.
Just because q feiseS~--sh. shnekss~
That's nil very @eli for yea IN ma r.
but goa esnt hsip - thlhkiaS what
we please"
~T3as that siat's right | dont want
you thinning thIass tia, sla't %. be-
cause"
~fesf neemasss--T
She lifted Der eyes and met his
Then she knew II bad to come cot.
that tho feeling baaked la him would
es~rfas la words
~fiecauss you're the gtrs J love"
He had not intended to SAP II now,
lest be Nigh, seem to be urging his
services ~ q elgslm upon her. list the
words Bad siippei out tn spite OF hisn,
She held eas her two hands TO him
with little gesture OF surrraier. The
Light Ut lore was tn Ter starry eyes.
And thea
She was ia bis arms, and the kisses
he had dreamed ass*'as were tts his lsis,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-07


The nring this ttre did not last
aarv than Ave Seconds. when ths
smoke cleared II was all over. EoApY
my 90 his bach. shot through and
through. Blackwell had taken afyaa-
saga II the diYsfsion 10 crawl through
the strands Ut hagtesi wire and to- di&
appear Tn the rtaparal. Blll had
rolled over on his face.
Dscs was bendlhN over Stone. fis
looked az ut tbs approach vi Curly
and sald just one wBFd.
SfIleah"
Cullison had torn nrea Cranston's
shirt aud Was examining bis wounds
+So use, Luck. I've got aE,lenty
Yeu sure foo!ed w though. Was II
Sam gave Nv awhyF'
"No. Rili, Curly overheard Soapy
snd Blackwell Ut chaiksye's place
Sam stood pa.. though you wers plan
aing to murder hln "
II wasn't IN On that. Luck didn't
know n thing about II mi after the boy
VAS shot. wouldn't s,eot FOR II,
~fie ~asnt sEot. curly saved him
lie haa 10 give yoa sway 30 DO H."
Good enough Serves Stapy right
for deublecrosslag sam. Take care
~ shSt kFd, Luck. fte's hlf riEtit yet. "
His eye feli On Fiaadrau. "Yoa'rr
sssne sport. son. You bea, as all. No
hard feelings
Sorry It had to be this way, mn"
The dyigg tnau was already gray 20
the tips, hut his nerve did not faItsr.
III had "a come some time, And II
was Luck ought 20 have done II, too,
He waved aside Sweeney. who was
holding flask to hls Ups, What's
the use' I've got urtae, Say there's
something elise, boys Curly has be.a
accused Ut thai Rar Double NJ hoFse
rus'Iing back IN the early summer, !
dld that job lie was no, enc OF as,
VOC hear. boys Curly was nat In IL,
A quarter II ala hour later he died
lie had He'd to Sas" from tbs peilset
tiary the lad Who had brought about
his death. Curly knew @hy be had
annr T., because he felt himself 10
hiayue for the affair Maybe Had llils
had been Desperate 's,Iscreant ae'
cortllng to the asual standard, but
when II came so dying be Knew how To
go better than many respectable c'ti-
rea, Curly stole of into the darkness
So that the boys would not eee him
play the baby.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-07

to hss face. The sasn was the censlct
Black wrii.
"tiot aaythias to est with you, I'm
starving" be snapped,
Yes shot saEne aual i~t 60 my
hard"
lie laughed evllly. without mIrth,
'Isnt try ony ~ your sassy ways on
me, Ina volt on ID. bowl"
she fought end twisted ,lll she was
worn uut In her efforts 10 free herself.
Painting, sire faced hiFh
"fet me- &c. tell sas"
For answer bis atscn hand struck
her mouth. Not ,tll you learn ynur
boss. Befarr I'm though si,h 500 4
squsw woa' 10 halt WI tame a. y"u"
He dragged her ~ the hnrrs, teak
srnsu Us case the rife tha, hHog by
the saddle. and eung her from him
roughly. Then be pullea himself TO
the saddle.
s'Nnrti, ~h~nd ut use h~ erdsf~si.
Az soon M they had reached the hst
81 the eapon he called a halt ahd baae
her lIgiit fire ard cook hlm shr quail
She gathered ironwoaa and catriaw
:, hile be watched her s!Eilansiy. To.
gcthpr fhey roasted the birds NY haasi'
ing ,hcsu over the IRE with shsrpened
sticks thrust through the wiags He
aevaure,l sheIn with the vsrasaty ~ I
Wild beast.
Hitherto his mind hsa heen husr
NIth the immediate pressns, bot new
biz frrflye shifting gare rested IN her
more ,hough'fully. lie dared not seara
hef IN The prospect hoge, lie wss BOT
SET ready 10 do murder, for fear N
yaalshwsHi That was possibility 10
10 considered only n b. should hs
hard pressed The only slternstfss
sc't h'n ~as % iake Der 30 the torsttT
gs a cumpaBnn ~ his fugitive dou
tltaEw
"Ncf ~ going now" be- snaoapced,
Ere' F~ had eaten.
''Gmins sherel IAon't 700 see ri ha
, dreE 'e you Take rny horse and 80
fag'a got aio4g fapfer."
'l'0 yoH 'hiEk 49, r
iot the frst tIale II csine to her That
II he 3id n"t take her with him ~
world kiii her ~ Insure hls evan safety.
Net" ~ The arguments thsf world
haye awaited wIth another rsAn were
~ amy weight here. ls~r sex, REV
geaiA the service shs hed done him
sa~sr ~osIa nos coSa, n straw Iis
ves l"st IN all th% iastsacss Of hnesas
thsf govern cyen hard Desperate nss
u hss cSEex
rT0 RE co%TTyUEDJ
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-07
CHAPTER n,



Kate Cuiltsah had dlsap feared. had
gone ont riding one morning and al.
nlghtfal had not returned A ite
hours paSaei anxiety at the Circle c
became greater
"hehbe she gut lost. sloh suggested
Her father secuted this as absurd
"fcu don't reckon cougar" be
ssn Sweeiey, and stopped
Luck looked at bis handy legged old
rider with eyes In which little cos5
,ipytls sparktesi "A human cougar,
III bet. This time m take his hide OF
iheh by inrh while he's ain living"
"lua thinking Of fehdrick 7" sskesi
sam
You've said IT,"
Sweeney considered rasi,lng bis
stshbly chin, Il doa't reekon CasS
would DO Miss Kate \ taeaansss He's
Hhigr man. say the worst Of hIn.
Hut Il might be Blackwell when last
seen he ~Bs heading into the bills II
be mrl her"
A spasm Of pain sho. acruss Leck's
face. My God Z"
"f,y gum. there I've Is now. l,ars
Sweneys finger pointed 10 al al
tancing rider,
tultgSoa swung as eS n pivot In time
"a ser s0fne uRe drop lnto the 6tp IN
the road, Iust beyond the corral who
ilaekweI"
mo cass,'
Frndrick rrapp*aryd presently ard
turned Ia at tho lane. tui'lSot',
standing ou the porch vt the head ~
the steps booked Ike tnBn vito Mas
IA sslng through the inferno, HuI hs
looked. toa, peFsonIilri daS q !uis
meut un,eiuperad by mercy.
The shrvpman Sro&e. booking
straight nj his Zoe I've Just hcari
the news was down n, feSlcr's
ranch when you photed ssk!us II thcy
had seen anything OF Miss Culli~on. |
came ny lo ass yoa enc question
nhyn uas .ae seen iaal'
About i~n O'Clock this morning
WHY
81 saw her ASout nnon. She was on
Mesa veric, headed for Niae canon,
IL looked The
-t'ose enough to speak TO herS Satn
asked
YES We IA s~sri the time Of Day"
and theaf" Luck CO, bach into the
cvtHysrsation with yotce Ike Gle
"She went an toward The gulch sad |
kept IN 10 the ranch The tasi Ss~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-07
ckAPr ER X.


+ They fa1lhi fhn prndtgai son with
Ms sister snh Laura iondca At the p.l
Mar Repentance was wrI. large alt
over his face and EHnuer From Ira
/ viz aud from the ststs he had heard
/ the ,try " no. Soapy Siopc had In
! tended to destroy htm IIts scheme ~
, NE had been broken lnto pieces nnd
he was badly shakeh young scamp.
( When Luek and Curly earpr iuto thp
/ rnop BE- lumpcd up, very white about
The lips
4 "Fathrr"
/ N, huY 70 ...
7 tN1ison hsf him ty 'hr hard. are
<arau armand the >haGIas shoulders
( J What What r.
/ Sans question broke down. but bis
I father guessed II
"Soapy and Rad nm were KILLED.
pu'rh Is prisoner and blackwell es.
4 capryt All Sps,ag Valley Is out after
h!8l"
1he hoy shudderrd and drew q ioug
sohhHs breath ave been fool. IN.
Their ard worse"
! "forert Y, ~au Wen wipe The slate
clean t'yr been 81 blame, ton"
I, Nas M plaza tor outsiders Curly
best rytrvat into The next room. Thu
yapns wamea followed hIua Both ~
thrm wr~e frankly Weeping Arms
tw,a.i about each atAcr's waists they
disappeared into an aaj@,a ug tea
rgNtA
Dent ~. Ea.e ,aj.ea &c h'm over
her >haal3er
Curly sat down and watej Pre~
enly Kats canle back ALONE Her sh.p-
tax cyrs u'e' his
II never MAS so harry IN all my Ijfs
before TED u1s What happened
everything tI"aSe
As ma,h So ~as GspNt fn~ her ~
snAw Curly tod WIthou; saying
aay,l she listened tili No was thypagh
A, last she spoke in q lov, s~srt
vuice
What can We "a for you' FIRST
yea save IL arr an5 :hfa Sar You
riSkea everything fer my arnther~-tp
MN him hasS 20 Us. ~ save his HE and
now hts rrVutetien II yca had beer
Killed p~,sple Neali always have es~
E.css, yoa werv ane of the sars
~SAa That's nonssase, Miss Kate
Ha twisted bis hat IN hts hand uness
ny Honest. enjoyei every hit Of
IT. And feiiow has 10 pay bis iests
"was that Why you did NY she
asked Sestiy.
Yes had 70 maize rsNi had 70
sncs yeur father and yea that bad
u@ thrown away all ysar Kindness
So l auIs travelling tia, aosnhill Rad
"a Which had SVs axrt-is
"Im glat-~fn glad She Shss
yegea /, ~ low he csela hasyilt hear
There vas one way to prove my'
sslf That wsl TO stand between San
srd trraaie. 50 I eustea in and s2eslet
xxp.s game
Il visa ! ssa,a tell yaa boz Aaa -
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-07
|sTRENcTHIEsS
SEEMED Dillle
80 Weak s;As coud Narda Nun
Says Indiana Lady ore oeit
n caftsa. rt ns An
Mad N Recover J. 'H

|. Xsaxiss. Ina---fpsE yeAtI M tA1s
sasanw was nlek m M. \ Eftiss nm
Laisls MrKawvM n tiais aaae& II NM
Asea saaxr sie as<seFs esss TX ~
xs*kk -. I uAs pFpsss hAA and ]
w~s tass NIB serves OH 1 seaae ~
I eoaaa nas saesF as nsfhs snssl I'M ef
n o'easck. whea \ wosaad dese e1
ana wake ~ ! weaia HI IN " i trssA~
bio wfgA nexvsissEss&
-zAs dscsat eHiieA sny tsvmhae
eatavh or the d. n rase me sxcA
pains thar M each eas n ~semaa sssm
that I could nst bear snssese eaN
Thea I Nexsd chill fths psiaa
weaas Post ssssa ID Shake ns IN evss.
sna the nexs ssy I ,seuiA hs No wsAk
l caald hwrdas mese. waaad 10 IA
rsscrty sfFvrEtAlMss thai n weasd sesm
~ Hsl were dyias
AFTER cae ~ my had sreaAs
and I haa almsost died, ! rseAea N
the Home Tr~ssmsas iaeok and tsctded
10 try cmrisi Before I has tAssn 3
vheie bsssle, Gould siesp nj night II,
deaf r~asasber Just hos tcax hxg b
4 sAers tssaa was up ard hslriax wifA
the WORK -
) oser forty years II waccessfas m
has pru~~n the value u csFaui In the
treatment ct iRany caasnana frnAals
silments,
iii arusssst, seli tasSai. fsr w iia, y
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'-rwa asy~ is~li IN ss aagAs wAaaz3
! wss essstlax sesr~s esssasry.~
ksss fssssmea hsw relse 10 sA~ bore
sf the saelsae. sishsened she esarh ear~
fniss. saa tropp~d Tile ssAm ssd 10
htsa SAs sauag Va the essk w the
hars@ aaa Agae~d hefs~sf hin resting
her tatl weight en- the farther ssirraa
~New." she tasa ata.
Tie iaarsasaa~d maa srss dr~gv~A
err tAs sssee ~itk aae caeek serAsrhea
and hie~dsng.
Might s-known yeaa hort me IL
yca snes~a ~ yng,." hs ecsapassmed
nurssag aas waana~d face la saeA 4
way 90 ~ hide n.
~f'te sarry tsa my eess IL ~ caro-
sasls,~ the gtsi answered, sserraRx fef
ward.
Hts had she, .erwara ard caught
her wrist Hsr startled eyes flashed
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CHAPTEs XII.


rgrstrtyk had rusS~3 ''rs r1ani
truth After lsaytrst hIm katc haA rja
5en 'crwgra "a file caoon agd uttered
II. She titd nat mean ta so mHtA
tarsher hut she t1ek be- SINE More
than once she si}picd from gstier 81
fold n her wallet lett~r arj ~ read
~e0tsaess NJ Il WhNnever she d4d ths
her cges smiled fur i VAS lose les
ter ftar.e Curly. ,Ae Nrst sNr res ever
had. II Aad isyrt Sftag 20 she lnner
edge II the threshold ~ her hsstrAsru
'oor that Fssetrrg wheu &tR cot wy
and sae kn~w that her Lover had ylsrF,
early 10 PET II there uanoticai.
Easily there caFns ia her vln4
s~er; scaaa She pullrti wr s1s salt.
nd htt uc rsT~sti,ian II u reached her
ears rrt before bar rS1ur had us0es~i
y saxsn steps she stepped him agsla.
THIS case she WIS slraoss sarr q Ear
~Yy. sd altev Il the tsark at re-
snivaE
WIZ me toseA OK rain Size 81 3fS1
Arr A.~se toward me scs1S II Nigh:
mean nosasa. an the other hand I,
wight 30 a rsil for help Her saoa,
hr,sueit Va answer whiea gvidevi h~'
10 ths. esS. ~ q prospect Anse IL the
4arsnsss she rsSs9e cut al hsiisract
t.ssre.
~Wasr.- hEsar vnlcs Demanded.
sA- ges Ass ranteez ,rN@n 'he ssa4ie
aut s1pr~<i II 10 htFz. TIE gasn sigiee5
MS u~s ~ the xssatA A. II he ccabla
seeer xss eassuSh.
"fo. Co~ss sake ret rSe cot NJ here
b. vies5ess pstncasiy.
Hos lses have ySe been shsrsy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-07
DOESN'T NEED AAY
AxArIvEs NOW
~. Becker s&ys life is . JOY, without
constipation or stomach
ii sSukss, - y

II haS eatsrrA M IN. nsarrsss ara hs.A
mr. thsae years Nv .sayp..sA 80 y, -
that eyafy tina. 4 49,, alaythAaw a~,a.s
sues ~ frslt az uastfg 80 hnrrs~a -
watAr wox,ad rVsn oest a. r,,v Yvn.,sh \
took laxative sssYy ntwnI
''ssshex tskhx MYths Ern.stxsar ,wsv Aesv
sis move rsaalarfy haxs ,n, t.E~a
ten t4ft,es amt havs x.srNA a. ,-o.,..4s.
All ,Hy frsst,.is rysaa.rk hes nns i agn
loe&sna. ana II ss.,,ps I nasassars IA NV.
again. without s,,ys.seh ,ros,nsa -. ftxr,
neeasr. Man, Chso
Physics pauaEIy tamsa staysx ggt ef
THAR uasys ana ~xmx., ia $50. tt.
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Crooked Trails and Straight
William Macleod Raine


cais No met sas@t A~ssasss asfarmsslea
sefass ssxgrina. Ne,x be bad his had
gsrarsck was ssshwr seastag che sruEn
or he was gytrg wssa seasae sinisses psr-
psss In sse~. TIE catsiAHsah faeans 10
4 ssew whtrh
It's party pashed ap the Saleis ~
rspAair ~ thes eeaaa, TIE asAss 81 a
| canlp lire halted gh~sn d few tsi1u,es
later. Scattered ahoas aay the fs@sA.
eFs and dassn9.secEed hsEves Of soaas
! blrtx
CaSs stnartd ssa gAeRed ap scaae nj
the feathers. ''Gsaaiss. ! reesan Miss
C9ltlsna had three tied 10 Der saddle
hcra when | sass hss."
why DID she coFGe np aers 10 eoaS
thesny' Sum asked
Lacke~as already of his hnrs~. GUAR,
serinS over the Sruand 10 read ~aai II
mighs tell htaa
"she wasn't alone There was v
man With her. See these trasksy-
IL was FsAdrtck ~ha made the next
discovery Ie had followed q draw
tor short distance sad climbed 30 a
iistls mesa above Presently he called
lo custisya-
Father aaa san hurried toward hiin,
The sheep ewHeF was s,ahdsEg al the
edge u prospect hole s0.ntshs down
9rta iits 'r'figer =.
Some oes has been ia that pr re
eeu'ly. and hes been ti-re several
days"
'Then bow did he &c, ea,f@ Sans
asked
Fcndrck Ere't IN she .s.ss ~ the
nil add shnwe4i hifu where a roie had
been dragged 81 heavily that II had
Gu, aeyply insa the clay
some uae rallied him cut"
What's IL mean spyho~' Kate
wpsat In thsi hsie wss shes"
Caas shook bis head This IL my
guess Some one was coming along
here In the dsrs sna fell In, Suppose
Mlss Culiisnn hsAra him ealiiRx IA abe
came NJ the gusch. wha, weaid she
do*'
't'ame Mp aud help Tire feIiaw out"
Sure she would, And II he was
hungry as BE- llkeIy ~as abe would
cook her quail for him"
And ihen7 Why dldn', she ecme
homer
Lack turned gray sRnnlassi faes 90
hin. Roy dent you sser The man
Was blackwell"
And II you1l rut yourself ia nlacs.
we;ls place ,ou1i see that he roaldat
irt her 80 horpe 70 tell where she had
srvu hin," FeHlrieA explained,
'@il IN shere Il Ehe1 What cd he
do with herf'
"iIy may have shot her when a,e snt
good ehauce hut don't think So
he wog|d keep her for hostage as
lnuE ss be- c5ald"
That's thr Way fgnrH H." agreed
Cuilt-oH "iis tnreur huT, her. for he
would kna. Arizona would huai him
dpwn Use ~e'g e le Alt"
Then Where's be taking herf" Sam
nsk"A
'Saraewherc into the hfls lis idea
vii he "a slip aawn sad cnt across the
lipe 'Hta Surnta Hes rotten had
lat hat he @"a; d. her aGy harm WA
leSs hes p8>h"si - the vai| I've feev
" tnck Cuii'san y IN 'as hear'
Ting ahaa, H." nodded Iurk
"lls'. @mswlere 70 these hsils unless
he's hyetrh thfeagh
There's chnuer hc'n a@ko for
one n my sheen racaps TO 'er jn sap
My Nculhui * =" suy' Ffe5 Is
keep man stationed ~ each ehe II
then :"
You're talking Sense Cu'Nsor ~.
proved "Sun. r3a| heck And Fet In
ioueA With Curly Tel hjm ~ la ,hai.
snd rouse The wtalg guga'ty o4er ''or
wsrr W~ll rnn him d"an aus f~tvi
bIsss ~ sha ry,yn3yx
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-07

Ne pcsas sna II y well wTth ysa.
TNe S.crHs ~ IFS ssstl pot fYlgAtrn
vsyg SAFE aa@ ~se rgg shs1
wander rhryagsil 'fse pats ~ night
sra misfortune itself res esl* ersl.
me sas ;~<sy II yc~r ~sal --Fre4D Rass
LIE a. RestaeseA"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-07
gT0 RE c>o%TTNuEp,,


Anong cid Laws against kissing
'bese AZ fcsiart srg~sr 20 hsve hseu
'he fuesss sesese EanlxhE4ns was shs
y~sasity laid dewn for kissiEg another
Faaas wife. either with ot without sss<
ry,n%rtt. apd ,ae safne punishment ~1s
enforced f@r ksssirx nm unmarried
SonaAa ATsirss her Eil
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-07

Some People b,itetr that divorces
are made IN hcasen and marriages tn
the other place.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-07

~ her sAe was gains stralgas % Wed
better travel ever toward Mesa Verde
ap As TO h~ ready 10 start at Gay
break
CGlssscas rsre had r~yeg left hin
II deserved. wrirA~d. s9arsas~ri -trt.ei
esloagh Wen start"
He left Sweeney to answer the tsas
ylkocs wAi3s he ara away All ~ BIS
ether riders ~ere sirrsiy oct csrrssas
the hills Enaer the szT~r~Ssca ~
Cary. ISck hs1 wa!se1 with SAEs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-07

The ffsi thing e. 10. II you have
not done L., IL TO fall ~ low with
your work
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-07

"S'r. did yca s~e rsnk lysax about
h~~eT
"Er~-H nasvr rtne. nsatamf" -
"of rsgafs~ What ana soa thtnA
II wns~~M NOSE rtnsy'~-tnstgs.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-07

Ac~I't california" Syrup III Figs
enls~-"laek fnT the name Caiiforuia M
the package, then yen mrr sire your
child ~ having the bess aud uaxt hAru.
iess nfsric for siie little stomach. iIvsf
and bowels. Children love isx fruisy
saste, Full directions on each bettiA.
feu must say 's'siifarata "~-Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-07

Everything comes II man WITH wasl
-~ Tsner~S.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-05-07

n u MEMPHIS, NO, ts-tsN.