CORPORAL W. T. GARNETT RECEIYES MILITARY MEDAL James Garnett of Bingham has received re-ceived a letter from his brother, Corporal Cor-poral W. T. Garnett, who has been undergoing treatment in an English hospital for some time. In the letter he stated that he expected to be able to return o the front In a short while Corporal Garnett was recently presented pres-ented with a military medal for bravery brav-ery on the field of battle. He was one among a party of soldiers who were stuok In tho cold mud in No Mail t Land last fall. They were stuck to the waist and It was so 'old the mud froze bnd hold them fast until relieved, when they were affected with myalgia-paralysis myalgia-paralysis of the lower limbs and arms. In his letter Corporal Garnett stated that they were taking all men or nearly all in England. He stated that when the examining board turned a man. down he was about ready for the undertaker.