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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-07-18
CATTlEMEN ARE ACTIVE

MORALES, Ariz., July l2.-Cattle- men and cattle buyers in Santa Cruz county are about to take up with ihe Sonora. Mex, authorities the matter of reducing the heavy export duty on cattle About SIP per head is be- ing charged on al that the govern ment will permit to be exported There are thousands Of head Of cattle in Sonora ready for the American market. but there is no prospect Of selling them under present circum. stances, lt is said.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-07-18
BODY OF MAN KILLED IN
 AGO FOOT FALL WILL BE
 TAKEN TO STATE CAPITAL

PHOENlX, July 1.-The body os Antonio F. Salcido, who was killed in the 4O0-foot fall of forest patrol airplane near Alturnas, Calf. July 10, will be brought to Phoenix for burial. according to word received from Rockwell field by Salcidos rel. atiyes here.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-07-18

GLOBE = Three stage lines op- erating to Miami plan consolida. tion.
 PHOENIX - Construction of big gypsum plant started to be com. pleted by Sept. 18th.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-07-18
Republication
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. AT PHOENIX. ARIZONA
 State of Arizona

 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Notice is hereby given that the State of Arizona, under the provi- sions Of the Act of Congress. approy ed June 20th. 1920 (Se Stats, 557), has filed in this office its School Indemn,. ty Land Selections applying to select as indemnity the lands described as follows:
 3i35-oi3622: In T. IS S.. R. 27 E., SEA NEh; Eh SEA-; sh swA; sec. 29. NEl. sEh; s,s SEA-; sec Si.
 e. & S. R. M)
 During the five weeks period of publication of this notice or any time thereafter and before final approval aid eertification this office will re- ceive protests or contests as to any of the tracts applied for and transmit the same to the General Land office. Dated at Phoenix. Arizona, July 2ni 1920.
 CHAS. E. MARSHALL, Register.
 SCOTT WHITE. Receiver. Date of first publication July 11t1, 1920.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-07-18

PRESCOTT = Six mining proper ,,ss actively developing in district.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08
Mstron Club Entertained

Mr.. aud Mrs. Clarence Walker en-.
tsrtsin-d the Young Ma,r6n- Club
Saturday evening at their home on
ksst College Street Tbs house
vas beautifully decorated with t1rns
aud towers, oaHyin. out the eolor-
II green aud yellow Cards we're
played ill n.3u. then the hostess
serysd delicious rstreshnsnt-, as
sisted BY Miss Kate McMuuy and
hef sister. Miss Mary Allen The
surprise u the evening was the sp.
pssrance u the colored Orchestra
jus, ~ the guests had finished their
refreshments. aud dance followed,
1ho.e presen, included Mr.. aud
Mira, Neil Hunt. Mrs Paul Raby
Mira, Roh-r, : Clement. Misses
kstc McMuuy, Elisabeth Watson.
Winnie Mclaughlin; Aanes Ray
walker, Sammye aud Mary Ryan
and Mary Allen Martin Poncrlor.
Lem Grow. viii c Cord Hooper
Silsuoru, Wilton Churchill, Jimmie
Walker aud Charlie Montgomery
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08
PlonlT sr TINS; OOm'r
WASTE ANOTHER blI

When you sfe worried by back
ache; BY lsmeasss and urinary dis.
osdsrs--dont experiment siti al
unsrisd madeleine
Follow Dickson people . sIampls
use Dosns kidDsy Piils
Hers Diekson testimony. ssriiy
/, il Jon wish:
Hr.L Taylor n Main 81 ssypi
u hsvs sssd Doans Kidney Piils
"a and oii ~ ave OF .iH S-srs snd
they have lever tailed 70 relieve us
Wy kIihey.. ut tim~. ~ sluggish
in action .ed | ~ fer irnm tackachs
| have g. lpt my h',ass~s,k 20 IN
done ~ such times osiog 30 the
misery In NY hack | have ai.ays
u+d Dosns Kidney Pills, getting
them a. ths Mys,, Drug 20 aud
they have given me tins relief =
Price 60c. at al dealers Don
sinpl, ask Tor a kida-y nedy--
ss. Dosn . kidney Pill---th- ZANE
ths. Mrs. Taylor bad Foster Nil.
burn Co, Mfrs Buffalo, NY,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08
hoN.agsipGkv NOTICE
Lou Csthey
Msudp Pack, ri sls

In Chahcery at Dicksou, Tennessee
II this cause il sppeat- 10 the
CLERK and Master nom the s~urn
hill that the defendants Naut-
PscL Maud. Ca,hsy Cora Hog
and Melissa Johnson. arr non rs-h
deu,s OF The State and cannot y"
served with process, /, IN ordered by
the Clerk and Master tina, non.rsl.
den, n,tice be published for them
that tiPy appear al The Ccur'hou-e
in Dickson. Tenn, on or before
Thursday after the Fourth Monday
in October 1921. ard plead snssrr
or demar 10 the hit hlei sgstnst
them IN this cause. NJ tbs same will
be takea Tor confessed and the cause
Get bot hearing exrsfte-fhs' this
notice he published in The picssJn
County Herald Tor four weeks, O..
required by Az in such csss.
Wi:nes. my hand al office, this
Sept n. 1870
J ] fsyl1t. d IN
II. G Richardson, sai.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08
JsnlosI u Mi'sioaafy Society

Tbs Junior Missionary Society OF
the NJ. e. Chusch. South met with
MI and Mildred Tsvla. Saturday
s-p,snsss Is 0sins 10 inelsman,
Nssthef. not many members we've
p.sseni
Ap B. n. Grissby presided ovs'
a.. msstins and Dor.hy McCsul
'sssd he bible story.
The ml1 bdxss for quarter en-
ding Asvlsmbsr ID we're opened an |
dsss collected A boz Tor Tbs Beth.
lshsm house. rom this society. hss
been cent.
The nslt meeting will be held
Saturday, October 10, at the home
Of Jennie Beth Taylor, Thslma Holt
will b. leader
Tbs mothers are iavited to meet
with the children. ~ II will be pre-.
motion day.
All ara asked 10 FIRING some a.
,icls ios their bazaar
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08
NONRESIDENT Notice.


In ChAncrsy Court ~ Dickson
County. Tenn.
In ihis eause. ii apIesrs 10 ih'
Clerk and Master, from the sworn
bill. that the defendant, Aspolfsn
Rogers. ia non resident VI tht
State Of Tennessee and cannot h'
served ~i,h process, II 70 Therefore
urd~ref thxt ,h~ r'es~rasn, Nsee'
lean Roger. spper at the cour
house in Dickson. Tennessee on y
before Thursday after the ~ MW
day in October 1870, and pend,
answer OF demut to The bill Tor
divorce filed against bin IN the
abore cause, or the ,ssus vii ts
taken Tor confessed and the Causs
eel br hearing sxpstis
II in further rrrirftsi thrt ih'T
notice be published in the Dickson
Capa,y Herald ias ioas consecutive
weeks 40 required by las ~ such
case.
Wi.nes. my hand a, ofii,s ,hls
September ~ l92
J J Taylor, { and n
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08
Constipation

The beginning nj almr'st ever,
setion. iisnrift ~ constipation.
II you want 10 enjoy good health
keep your brs-l- regular THIS Is
be-, accomplished by proper diet
and exercise, hu, sometime !
medicine Is needed and whrn tina,
10 the case you will and "Chsnhst
lain's Tablets ar. excellent The,
are mild and gentle In their action
easy and pleasant TO take thy.
them a trial. They only cos, =
quarter.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08
Many Oul.of.Tow Students
Enrolled at Central High

The FOLLOWING out OF town boys
aud sirls are now attending Dickson
-Csslsal High school: ...,.,....,..
Emma Gatswood Carlisle; Air
aed verbls Ferguson, Eta Kate
Wolfe, vsnlasE Sara Hsrs and
Estsll 0illian. Charlotte; Mads
Alspaush. Ola Hro~n. Sara Mathis
J ,ssis and Irene White. El-sno'
Hspln. Paul Tidw.ll. flame John
, /, o. r. 11ssDne johnson. Riddle Ad
,och, buro.; Anderson Schui,,ou,
! 10, den: Jamrs hssris and jof
A lar. Kuskin; Gfser and Msuds
'fhrnpsna, sMiln.s coslsm Sal l.
l.t.,, Cumberland Furnace; VII.
j. ,m Kelley. Char ~ Corbin. Jew.I
ll.ni.. Lslasd Holl.y. Kate C"b'u
Y .lms Ab-rciombis. Irene Corb,n,
.mv.,ev City: Paul Nelson, Fred
\ ~ Bergen. Lucille oliphan'. Bon
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08

ME Burdette. Colesburg; leo Con-
ssi .s WIZ ss..+pphhsa. , ChiFis,ias.ptti,s
gan, Afney, Gsfsfa ne everett. Tin
den. Tepa.s Frazer Risglp,. Dover.
DAVID Edsin, Cheap HUI; MsIcom
chspmsn. White Blvd Beth Hugh.
"a. Milan; Frances sehmi,tou, Tres.
well: Alline I.srkihs, White Bluf;
Daisy shelton. yellow Creek; Annie
Heard. Fsirvis~, Jennie Petty
Charlotte: Elsie and Fotdle McCor.
pin. Plney.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08
vRUsrEg oALG.

by virtue Of the power and
authority conferred ia me. The IN
dersianed Trustee. by deed Of Trus,
from VIII Oakley sndfrsnt Oakley
Of record in Book n. page S. K. q,
D G.. Tenn default having been
made III the payment Of the ind.bt.
,dnesr, aa provided under the term,
and conditions contained 10 said
dead N rGaisi, notice h. hsssl,y gwen
that | ~ Trustee. Gill on
SATURDAY. OCT ~. 1870,
a, noon. in front oi the east door OF
the courthouse in Dickson. Tenn.
Offer Tor sale at public cutlery 10 III.
highes, bidder Tor cash. free from
the equity OF redemption. home
stead aud dover aud al! ether ex.
emptjun. a certain tract ~ parcel
ri lard in nirk.on C,an,, Tena.,
described AZ ioilows
The same baias In ihs 9Th C.y,l
Distric, IT Dickson County. and
Isyina 90 the west eide OF the Dick.
son and Charlotte pike about !
miles from D,olson, and bounded
on the north by Jas Harmon ADD
Jas osslcy. on east by Charlotte
and lrckson pike. on south by Mar.
sin russell and on vest By James
Harmon and Wilson lsnsf; /, being
known As the Mace Oakley tract
For further particulars see III.
Trustee Deed on record.
This Sept. Is. 1870
DENNIS PAGE. Trustee
II c Richardson. Atty.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08
An Agreeable Sssprise

= About three years ago when vas
suaerins fren a severe cold on nay
lungs and couahst,mosi al the tin.
ntxh, and dav. | tried bottle oi
Cough Remedy and Va. surprised
at the prom r.n@ss witn whieh il
gave me relief" writes Mr.. James
Bruwp. Clark Mills. n. Y Msnv
smother kss been surprised and
pleased with the prompt relief
Afforded By THE remedy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08
Or. ]. \. MATTHEWS
Can Save Your Diseased Eyes

Sore Eyes. Granul.,ed Eyelid.
W,ldhan.. Watering, ching Eye.
Scons, paerye,uma on the eyes
Can positively be cured with Dr.
Csrhnkles Eye Remedy. Sold
and guaranteed By Dr. ]. h Mat
,he~s, druggist in Dickson. at 81
per bottle Your money back il
no, pleased with result. Can he
sen. anywhere by parcel post
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08
Chsuherls,a, CoHsh Remedy

The remedy - l5tspdsJ ~
eoush.. colds. sfeun And ~boopina
cough. Fr,u small bszlrulss
ia sale and rse has extended 10 ali
part. ~ the United States afs6 10
nsny io-ei.1 eopairies. Ihis slors
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08
IsAises.ioa. Biliousnea, Cons,ips
ton.

ChsmAsrlain's Tablets have ~
s,ossdy 10 health and happiness
hnn s,sds who were afflicted with In
digestion, biliousness and cousti.
. ,tioa. II you are troubled 10 this
way give them a trial. You afs
certain 10 BE- plsss-d Tor they will
benefit you,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08
AMI. To Credit Of Various fundS:

/ q l. prnt-co.s. Treasure, iof the
Town OF D,ss.on. Tennessee. make oath
IN due form oil law ,hX, the above state
meat. are true and correct TO the best II
my kno~Ieds. and beh~i
G. |. fTNTEC0ST.
Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn to before me. thu.
the eth day OF October. 1870
". r BOYLE. NOTARY Pabhe.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08

IN enough 10 cnnvsnes nsse that II 10
y medicine n mare .hAn ordinary
nefl, Give ii . trial and you viii
iind ihis 10 be the case.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08

FOR sALK-Nsw No. 3 Oliver
,vpvwfiss,. IN perfect condition vii,
eel al q hsrgsin FU psrtieulsrs,
phoue On address Herald oEies.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08

.sw,i' = premium ham " 81 Gale,
hscsu'e tbs consumer inysrishl
pay. The preniam
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS
stare SENATOR

cOLLIER~~Ws ARE ssfhasszSd 10 an.
nouncs e. q. Collier. VI Hunphfeys
county, ~ The Democratic nomiaee ior
slsts Senator IRON this senatorial Dls-
uist. Election. Soy. 2. k2o.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08

TIN only ntttt sr ran ace In ths
MacSwinss exsmp'r Is That II save,
grocery aad meat n.Arkat hills
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08

R0R SALE- Ford car 10 FIRST.
ciAs. shape Csu he bpggh; ci1es T
May be seen q, tuds,.on Hdw Co
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08

FOR SALE Rshy .uiSs call o.
zee Mrs { { HAlhrook
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08

Great britain II MI slways efss'
Dn occasion II N mna ieue.il
.msI
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08

II. G Richardson, soi
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-02-27
Y.M.C. RUNS
MODEL BAKERY
Caters to Doughboys on Zig Gale
in Germany

CobIeuz Plies. cream puffs. turn
overs aud miscellaneous cakes by the
thousands are nov being turned out
by the Y NJ e A model bakery here
That the Yank soldier on leave has q
sweet tooth Is shown by days pro
duction Of the bakery.
The output for. "a hours was II 201
rolls, 10 loaves Of bread 265 miseel
laue0us cakes. 264 cookies. 296
deaghnuts. .654 turnoYers. COS cream
pu1s and 200 pies
The bakery furnishes ali the fioui
product needs for the various can
teens and hotels In Coblenz and
vicinity Most Of the supplies arc
bought AT the United States Sales
commissary. American families now
residing Ia C0blenz have found the
bakery a great help
Two weeks sales made at The com
missary To the bakery include thirty
100 pound sacks Of sugar. $50. 100
pound sacks Of aour 500 cans OF
evaporated milk. 3036 pounds o.
cleo. ! ESQ pounds 81 Jam, p cases Of
apples
The Y bakery Is in charge Of an
ex soldier. who is an expsri need ask
er, and he has force Of IS men
working under him The building i
light and reomY aud tiled whit
throughout II IS equipped with ths
most modern types OF electric an
coal hHrnEn ovens aud electric driven
bread mixers.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-02-27
ACTORS RISK LIVES ON The
MARKSMANSHIP OF Will
LIAM FARNUM

vesv les actors would allow them,
selves q be shot at with Se-o9 s.es
bullets unless they We're certain ei'''
the man handling the gun was PEI
fs,t r,s~ksn,an. For that reason most
moving picture directors engage noseA
nsa~ksmea especially T. do the sheo,,
inv. But William Farnnm does All
the shooting himself and he ably de-
monstrate3 his great skill VITA a saa
in one of the intensely dranseac
seenes in his William Fox proaue,'o,-''
"winvs Of the Morning. directea os
j. Goraon Edwards, which ~'A oe
seen tonight and Saturday at the VIC
tory Theatre.-Adv.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-02-27
TELLS BRYAN TO LEAVE
N. j. Governor Wants Silver Tongue
Hushe- In Democratic Party

Tales William Jennings Bryan co
perates - that the Democratic party
may sQuMely present" the prohibit
dca issue to all the people Of the
country. Governor Edwards of New
Jersey ia an address in New York last
ieht 1t 81 dinner Of the Society OF
Arts and Sciences declared that lit
IS opl4 fme he sa zgeSt" to MIR Bryan
az ~ leave the party and take up
81 oroper place n the prohibition
nrty
"lf my cfarts iu this matter result
"a the adoption by either or both
seues Il q definite policy" he add
ef II Viii be contentea. and | will
/ fcel quite certain that il such event
sine majority Of all the people of this
nation wiu compel the restoration q
I The fan portion Il personal liberty
end self.detgumaauon that We all
iesire, deserve ana demand "
Reforms to the passage by the
New Jersey house 4 assembly Of the
bin regulating the manufacture and
sale Of beer for beverage purposes
Governor Edwards said
AT the present time, there is ev
cry indication that this bill will b,
nassea by the senate on next Monday
! ,irhf in which event | viii prompt,
anprove the same as governor Of tn
state"
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-02-27
PUTNAM PERSONALS

+ Miss Naegaeet Dolan Is confined To
be- home with a sprainei ankle
Miss Mary Vale is to go . Water.
bury fer a week to visit friends
. c. DWIGHT Sharpe. who has been
seriously in with pneumonia. is reeov-
efing.
The fire department was called out
about II O'clock Wednesday night
Tor chimney fire Oh Walnut street.
Prosecuting Attorney E. c Morse
and Edward w Mullan are two eiti-
tens who are ont again after attacks
VI influenza.
The annual meeting Of the Arean-
am Club will be held IN the club rooms
an Main street this Friday evening. \
collation. will be served.
Tn. Alpha Delta class Of the Con
greQafsonal church il TO have social
tonight friday The class viii meet
In the ladies' parlor at z o'clock.
S. NikoloH, who was in a critical
condition following an operation for
anperiicitis at the Day kimball hos
eital 81 vee1, is such IN rove +
Miss Frances Warner, teacher 81
English at Mount Holyoke Cole g, +
10 spend the weekend in the city the
snestfaf her parents. Judge and Mrs
Il. NJ Warnen
Miss Grace West who for the past
.inateen veats has been bookkecper
"a, the Bugbee 4 Wulf store has re
signed and severed her connection on
Saturday night.
Benoni Bates. who has been spend
iay several weeks with his son and
wife Mr.. and Mrs John Bates
Church street, returned to his home
In Windham ON Wednesday
There has been a rush Of people tc
make cut their income tax returns
This week. The agent Of the internal
revenue department will leaye fat
nam NJ the close Of the day Monday
The Misses Doreas and Ruth Bart
4ett Of st. Margaret's school, Water
hurry. are home fer the Weekend The
sehool has been saddened the pass
week by the death Of one Of the mosl
popular pupils One Of the senior
girls died of the Influenza
Miss Emma Kinney IS IN Middle
town today 6Fa1ayl attending tbs
annual meeting Of the G1nneeueu
library Association Miss k'ane
spen, Thursday NIGHT with hef niece
Miss Phoebe Beard. IN Berlin. whe'
she Is teacher in one of the schools
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-02-27
FACTORY Eo.aELRS
LIKE TO SING.
Thousands If Americans Join
Huge Song Meets

Bgska IN factories OF ~ Ameri-
can cities 71s3s7 workers Joined In
factory sing last month. accord
Inc 70 hgure just complied by tie
Musc Bureau of the 1ndugtr Y NJ
c A. Ard in seven of these cities.
tp0s0 workers pui DOWN their tools
during working hours 70 take part
IN 112 "sinass A. the average sing"
take - minutes. the donation by
the various companies repres mt 100
working hnnrs-59g working days.
Only since America swung into the
Great Wa with her singing army"
and singing nation hack Of 1t. has
ia sing song 1egun to be recognized
AZ is teue value. according 10 Mar
shall Bartholomew. lead OF the Music
Bureau And nov III industrial Song
leaders Of the ~ from Worcester.
Mas to Columbia Ca. and TO Gran
Rapids. Mich are working at top
speed % keep up With the demand
for more sing songs
During the last month II Of these
music directors led SINGING crowds
tot1llinr 1859 persons equal To
Tie population q Paterson. \ j.. or
pellas Tex or Des Moines. Ia
r. T Anderson of Waterbury.
Conn mieht b. said 90 be one of the
maet strenuous Of the ~ music dl
reetors. for he conducted IS sings IN
"cemrany time and four noon hour
therings reaching a total OF 1s0oG
worters. HoSeser. in the latter class
OF meetings. A A Vogoisang Of
Grand Rapids is IN the lead Will
total ~ As aines f J Evans Of Long
Island city With "a similar gather
ine Is close behind
II must mol be thought. that these
men dead merely with the workers
while t'fee are IN the hons The re
poff for November shows that In s~Y=
81 cities y n faftettes and tltree trfos
WIRE organized IN the shops In
eleht eities IN shop Eiee clubs were
formed With total OF Gs@ memhefs
Seen meffs choral societies formed
t'nsne the mouth included t6n mem
; r.
IN tr1ime4taI mu lc has Er0~n tn
favor tco Tor during November one
director aal4afee3 fwu HAND with 81
member aud two orchestras with y
members 6 ven ether music Traders
hel.ad 20 afrauire is2 men intn T.
o tnfstlas
Itavne liza rod thpt the community
fif,5t ~ D. Hat RS workers do ~
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-02-27
ROLLING eaNTEEN REPLACES
WATER GAG IN INDIA.
iced Drinks on Afghan Border

Gunga Din and his immortal water
lag have been replaced ON sha Aerrls
India frontier by tile rolling eanteeg
OF the Y NJ c A
With clouds OF dust arising froRi
camel. mule. bullock and motor Goa.
yoy all up and down the knyber Pass
which has been a battle ground nc
Rome Vas "A villa. with the Mercury
petulantly jumping back and fort
between 10 ana l23 degrees Fahren
heil iced drinks served BY tics Red
Triangle men were a boon 10 the
British and indian troops guarding
the border against the Afghsas Ia tn
recent invasion Of the mountsii
tribes across the frontier
Tho roads leahir,. through THE Pas
are surrounded b. ridges Of hills
quite destitute of vegetation aod III
heat waves from the bare walls
rork are like blasts from A furnace
Al various point. alcne the roat
heal stroke stations we're built o
mud and oriel 10 p-a4ids for cases O.
heat stroks and - thnse ihe Y
man Win his cold arlnks MAS b,essea
by the thirst wra kcl soldier Is
much as ever was Cana Din
During the summer when The iron
tier is open the troops IN peshawa'
and other varrisens are confined tc
barracks between a N and D m
To minimize the risk OF heat stroke
hut under war conditions this is i'm
possible The Red Triangle has es
tahilshed stations from Nowshera OF
the Indus River 10 Dacca In Afghan
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-02-27
BADLY BITTEN BY DOG

Lois. four year old daughter q Mr..
and Mrs Benjamin Bosworth u
woodstock. was bitten on the cheek
uuite badly by dog last week Wed-
nesdav The dog had followed his
naster. who lives on the cid Stafford
olaee "a the Bosworth home He took
= hone belonging to the little girls
kitty and nj attempting to recover II
the little girl was savasely bitten oy
Che dog. The wound was properly
.,...ed for. but il IS feared the injury
VIII leave scar
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-02-27

Patriot job printing eSeeis
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-02-27

In the cheese regions of Switzer-
land custom formerly prevailed for
the friends Of a bride and brode groom
to join in the presentation of their
wedding day of am elaborate cheese.
This cheese was used as a family reg
ister and heirloom. on which the
births, marriages and deaths were re-
corded. Some Of these "old cheeses"
date back To 1860.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-02-27
gERsERT SMITH SHOWS SLIGHT
IMPROVEMENT

Herbert J Smith, VIM is eiitieele
IN with bronchial pneumonia at ms
home on Church street, passed good
night last nieht He had about four
hours natural sleep.
Although his condition is stu con
siderea critical the improvement
shown last uisht gives hope that he
may recover
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1920-02-27
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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-05-07
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WHERE CAESAR SLEEPS.

Here Caesar and the beggar rest.
In purple robe and ragged vest,
Their tinsei crown and pauper crust
Now buried low in mingling dustl
When craven stones our stories bare.
Mans vices mean read virtues rare;
When kindly kin our portraits paint ;
The sinner oft becomes the saint!
IT'S passing strange the wondrous worth
Now lying deep in narrow earth.
Where mournful prince and peasant HE.
And solemn dead and living lie!
.sHere Crassus rests, who millions spent
while Hunger cried and Labor bent,
crest, Weary Heart, with Consort true.
Yet widow soon weds number twoi
"His triunphs rare made Roman fame'
who races slew like savage game.
aOrato sleeps, whose wisdom deep
Made Senates cape and Commons sleep
while nameless rest those people plain
az humble life and simple aim,
where virtues old form bases great
For homely thatch and noble Statei
what struggles vain the tombstones Ten
~ nassinp man and toiling bell,
when students wise the motives ma
Amid the dust of fail mankIndt 80
Thomas F. Graham. in New York sun