davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-20
Deiups Krater.
Gn oanitc.is Si!ms.S ptcsclie.

On oriitig engelif 6otograi bar ior
nplig ioretogei en- Reoitigning / Be
iuus arater ior al tage leOeuoe Bill
leocr al &ulfancus &irtiombeO.
Manoen. ser par uoienot al "9ritiib
ans Colonial Internationally Com.
PAM, 6eooer 6reoerI:f 9urlingbam.
og ban err ! oisie Sage uenot tilbaqe
ill 9onoon buor Fan bar giuet et
engelif gIao nogle @eoNelelier en-
sem iarciuIOe % panifeIige Grpeoi.
ton.
Strar eiter lin anfomit benoenote
9urlingbam iig iii @roiesior 0taQa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-20
ct Nlvlterium.

: "annalc5 0es licences pipfi.
ol,e" er iremoraget ct for oper eli
Menneifealoer iioen paSieret merle
ia SilfrINe al 6iernipn. @egipen-
heben bcrctteS al en- Tahrifcnt gSil,
mot / Bridgeport ianleoeS:
Gen 3bie 0ftober 1868 forloo
leg 2iperpool for at reiie til gtcp
Oorf meo 9omperen "Gitp Of Cine
ricf", Snman.Iinjen, aaptein 60
mes. -
anoen Gao8 Nften, fort ira Gin-
iale &eab, bleo set ct irpgteligt 8
Cages llpeir. 5 al Sen 5io iao ri
bpcrfen Col eQer Stjerner e1er Sfis
&c. HpIingcrne bIen raieret al Stor'
men, Sell ienoerrepne, Stibs0ele
fm1ite.
Iatten til sen nicnoe ltocrsooQ
Ingtnet Stormcn liot, % ior isritc
Sang, eitcr at ieg bapbe forlaot &ap.
ren, neS ieg en- oeOcrfupsenbe
Seon, iom hennb Mor9eritnnSen
iormet Tia til en- tuoelig Grem.
Seq ioa min @uitru, iom par Bit
hiemme / Statcrne, fomme ino gien
ncm Geren iii nit 2ufoi flrot / iin
Notornnt. "a h1tn Itc0 poo Gprife
len, iuntcS hitn at opboge. at icJ life
car alcne i IUrelict, teoet IiOt, men
Rif FEN oq omioouet mig. Otter noaIe
Eiebliffc5 6orle6 raj Bun liz at
ter tilbagc.
"a lea %poa1rct, ioa ieg til min
SorbauieIic min HeiicfGQc iiooa
cpcrcn0e % itirrc itiit paa mia
Sons apie bar onbragt oper min.
Iiot ifraot, ioroi port 2llfai uar /
@a%aitopncn.
"Ge err ga eli beloig en-. iaQoe
BON. Sc faar 10 9eisg al Gamer. e"
Sea trrn1tc inO boa hom ior CT
here, bpao han melte, ierit olloe
bon life. men iiOcn fortaIte ban
hpco ban haooe ieet, mems ban iao
inlet poooen / fin asi og set itemtc
ganife meo min Grsm.
Genne Mnro heb @iQiam Z. Gait.
San bar life al ben Slogs Menre.
fer, iom boIoer AZ at iiaie, mcn toert.
imoo Ell iat % meget religies Waub,
hpis Sihnes6pro mon life behseet at
6etpnfe iig pna at ipiie 9i6 iii.
Saa fom ri enbelig / Sopn. IA.
gen eiter at ri hoube losiet, tog leg
meo Soget til @ntertopn, boor min
Some og mine 9srn opbolbt Zig III.
orig iaa mart par ri Bit aieue, ier
5ru iag0e:
~Sor Oh hart Seisg al mig Sirs'
oag for en- llse iiSen2"
"9cieg al Dig? Seq bar 10 oper
TO ~hunoreoe Mil bortel"
~Sa, Set peo ieg not. Men ieg er
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-20

ifuIoe prone of bebanole"Gab" ben.
ipnsiul0t, Grligt % ioritaaelIes.
iuI0t, mems Ri opmuntrer bans 8ut
til ON muIigt at sisre liot beore
Irbeioe enoba, emo bans 6aoer par
iltano til. Get er Bette Sfrlot trent
oo, Der frGpes al ham, % Oct err og-
iaa oct Sfriot ireinao, iom Den fom-
menoe Generation pligter at glere.
sGre pore Scr min!
"Naor bu bar barrett, bpab hnn bar
pleiet,
Tu iprit fan iatte, bOao ban bar
0eiet."
&aao % &i,f.
Sor at iaa Melfebstter % Spano
ri9tig rene % befocnrmc for Ut
@rug, renter man Dem ierIt goot
nleo folot, rent @anb, brltger 0crei-
ter pnrnit @allo % &aifcpulper,
ianlt Ell rem, itip @erite, % iaa til.
lint ifpllcS DC nleo fo9be0t Tolo.
No0en aluo bpr life briiges. &an
III eiterpaa en- Stuno looc Solet
ifinte inO / @etterne % Spanocnc,
ioa t|ierer bct life bare til at 9lere
bisie terre in0pcuoig, men oglaa I'll
at DeSiuiicere Dem.
= Gn 80 Cons Clio % ii goOc
Wtclfefuer fam ltorette itorc Slng
icIp poa en- maa0eIig 900 6arm,
bpis SarmenS Ger iorItaar Jig paa
Ginger.
- Were ems 1000 8oQonS ioO
Mclf blep mi nDlig al @filmalifecS
Smlobebsraao ogmt uitiffet lonl
Menneifefsbc. Gen par liren, bite
BET fig. Sobct traf omtrent 70
6arn1erc, ifiont Bet bel finn bar
nogle faa, iom bragte urcn W|elf |
Morfebet. s iIige SiliGlOcr foor
Sc nifpIoige Iioe nteo Be ifploigc.
- giitel er MI Sag peo Winne.
iota llniperiitetS !" @gerbrugsoepar'
temlent". Ser Ifulbe bripeS mere
nleb @iopl oper alt Der / Sanoet.
Get nptter BOG life at iorlege meo
gier, bpis man ingen grfaring bar
"a intet pil lore al Bigger % andres
Griaring.
- @i for for mango Gml6eoS-
mpllo, iom BET cr; men leg Ifilloe
alligepel life at ie Ell iaIt aniat
Sunbeianger, bpis Eli9t bet rar at
brpbe alc Sc Sinl0e, iom ~Itreiier
omfring ber / Nobolaget", ifriper Ell
S~noienoer / ct Sarnlerblab.
= Som 9Gglpggere Itoar fonIfe
"Sc9borns" iom go. /, ifiel1t De
lige iaa imaa "0sinorcoS", "anoa-
Iuiians" % "9lnconos" ioretrGffes
al anore igien. Som DUAL Eur-
pole" Sppe ton1nler maoife "&lp-
mouth Rocfs" "@ponbottes" %
"Rbooe Sslono Heos", ianlt "Srs
piugtons". Som Sppe, Ser e9ner
Jig beoit for Dem, Ser letter melt
Tris poa Saniefieoet, bar Ri
"Srabmas", "Gof)ins~ oa Gang
ibans". Ser er mango andre Spper
og Gacer, foritaar Jig, og her er
fun n9pnt Sc, iom Ser for 6ormere
/ alminoeligbebu fon blipe Gale on
at foriege meb.
SfnIbe Ser opitaa Soobruno
hos big, iao glem fife at fate en-
Saanoiulo Salt | Omen - at lige,
ON bn life pco noget bcore Haob.
= Get maatte bore en- meaet goo
&u, iom iflllbe Tonne i'm Giernaro
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-20

nogenIlm0e paaiobel Gci uoen ON
Gomyenc. ) 10 Meters Guboe
ntaotte DC arbet0c iil trent giennem
en- imoI Ea2iagc melem 10 Rogiot.
Ter, % &auitcligbeOerue iorogeoea
her al 0en ilmpeoe &oro6uu0 o. Sen
g0nitc oueruTloeu0e Ne0c.
IA oe en0cljg uor gaaet ueo iii en-
Gpboc al $50 Mcter itanoieOe Sc. 2e
fumOe here %apcen foge / umt0oelbar
Rprbeo. o. iiere SteOcr pauoreoe 81
benoucr nCiten iriif &lpa. Qroie3-
i9r Q}uqa0ra fortaIte ienere, q. oet:e
ucr Il n0erit iarIlgt Segu. Ser tpoeoe
paG nGriorcitoaeuOe groloiicner. 8
npiten en- baIp Sime orhclot De ia
paa oette Steo, og ifisnt Ser life
trpngte Ell eneite SoIitracle mes III
Sem l~9tteocS ser Dem / Sen SiS az
Iaa tuget en- ubmerfet Slim poa 700
Wteiers 29ngoe. SuainGrt CptageI-
len par en0t; uenote Be burtigit MT.
Ii3t tiI5uge as inmme @ei, ION Sc
par fommen, Ga oa De after Ipffeligt
o. pel par naaet op baUoe belle Gr.
petitioner rorct naiagtig fire elmer.
4ir. &urIiugbam tilieieoe. at han
uEoer lit Spbolo / arateret Hap iul0-
itrnoig al meO en- meget iterf Sortis-
lelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-20
Eur,,e,t 90 Bapfn.
Tar min.
Rsbieeret al en- pra;tiii GarmeI

ct 9lob, iom ifrDoer op en- 8ut,
Der fit en- opermaoOe goo Wtaisap-
lima paa en- Icre Sal0, benptter
M~nleOningen til at fort9ile %, at al
% Sarmerc er Der / 8lcnneminit
life mere emo en-, lom bar Sorltano
poa at able Wais. Se burbc gan
/ Sfole hos 8utterne line, iaar oi
pibe. Oct bar / ienere 3io / rigtig
mango glabe itaat brilliante Irtif-
Ter ON unge Suffers Wuisaplinger.
Samtioiet bar oisie 9lube talt n9-
item baanligt ON Saoeren. Nu, lao
bore, of BET er baaoe ret % tlenligt
at role @utterne. Se fan bope
gobt al libt Spmuntring, naar &c
itrpper meb at loffe rlgelige Iplin-
ger al Wais % andre Slo9s @e9e-
tabIier no al ct Stpffe 0anb. Wen
bporfor meb bet famine fniple 8rt.
ternes Saoer paa Rpien? On en-
8ut fan iteue ct cnfelt Gpr 'ligt, at
oct bIiper baaoe febt, tint og o9r-
oifulot, bporfor iaa 9ioe Saoeren ct
Sparf baefra, foroi ban life lteller
100 Spr Iige iaa goot? gltfor
mango 8i,tter bor ~iletiffe iterre Ne.
ipeft for i'm Saoer, END tilbsrligt er,
% bore al SEN 8runb er bet Ioare
betpnfeligt at ifrpbe op en- Snt paa
Taoerens @cfoitning. gr 6aoeret
en- I~igtigper, iom inobiloer Jig, at
ban pco alt, iom er pGro at pibe, %
@utten er en- f~oritonoig @ut, fan
BET 10 ppre / lin Srben at 9ipe
lioitnpprte ct opmilntrenoe Orb, lelp
ON Sen inobilbife Sabcr bliper tor-
arget berpper; men at tage bet paa
Den Waaoe iepnt ouer belle Sinlen
er ser ingen goo Wening /. Soar
Den DAG fonumer, ga 8utten bar ia.
oct i'm Saoers 9prbe op, ilpttet i'm
Saoers Irtipar oper paa line egne
Sfulore, iamt eiort Jig f9roig til
at msbe Sc Wobgange % Sfnffel'
fer, Saoeren bapoe mebt % oper-
foinmct, bill ban begpnoe at faa liot
mere Heipeft for lin Saoer % liot
itprre Sanfer ON benlles Ir6eioe %
Srentaane. s en- itiue Stanb bill
funife @ntten flyer til fig ielp: "Nel,
rar oct bog life / @rutben fore
Sing iar min bar iltanb til at tan
u%bfsrt?" Maotte benne Sl1breln'
meIie life fpmme for tent.
-r Oct err life belbigt, at pi Oriuer
set altfor langt meo Oisie Sam-
menlial,inger mellem @uttens ap-
lima fra en- enfelt Mcre % SaOerens
ira 100 IcreS, me eller minore.
Oct er i~Ietiffe bra, at Ri eier no
mere al bette Slilober ON, at Sen
fomnenbe 8enerution ifal bli laa
ueroelig meeet beOre / eilbner Het=
ming ems oer,s Sebre. Sor iliet er
~llnaturligt, benote albrig og font
mel albrig til at bel,oe. &un Cos
Ter og Sulebuffe fon inobiloe Jig
iligt, og BET er bare Ireplere %
/. SoIf meb @as / @iernefasi EN-, iom
taller og ifripcr iaaOant. Gen font
menoe Generation pil aileie Sen me-
pGrenbe, affurat iom et M Spit-
rillgspagt aileier Den gamle. Gen
~nipGrenbe Generation bnr giort lit
Sfribt irenlaO; Sen fommlenbe 8e-
neration bill ielge grcmplet. Si
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-20
SclerisS alnt / G;elc.

, Spiieifeer @cIotine og6l8beS i
p Sop folot @ano 10 Minltcr %
imeltes oerpon pes at ouerbUIoes en-
Sop fogenoe 9ono. y Sop Suffcr
reres oerpna /, Az Spiieife Gitron.
Gait, y SpiIeife repet &eberroo
(oen, iom er paa SLATER aoor osioa
an. naar man frpiter uo Gooifeu),
en- 5beife Salt, Il Sbeife Yeber %
ct bite Tibet 8ran auienne. Qeber.
Zen iarpeS grsn meo grsn 4Gege.
table Goloring" og files oerpaa.
SmiolertiO paifes og ifrabes ipreoc
Selleri- Stilfer og flores / imaa
Stpffer. en- Sop al Bette bebopes.
Saninnrt 8eIeen b%egpuOer Of itipne,
rsres Selerien / og ian b9loes set
op / Ell ailon1 6ormL. iom ierit or
bpppet i folbt gano, o. oenue iGttcs
paa SIS, til ben err itip. 9oar Sen
fol ierucres, flores Den op / Sfi.
per, 6isie lGgges paa S~nIatbIaoe.
iom er arrangeret paa bper Caller.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-20

Suif. al uaar Se former Subifripa
tioneu i Siee. er &c berettiset I'll YrGs
ME. ~SamiIies 9Gsuiug" fur 1914
CT Sen beSite irie SrGmie. hi uoseus
gang bar bart.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-20
fen, % Maponnaiie euer Srcid,
0resiire ierpcres til SaIaten.
Spcpaunt Wrpo.T uobiua.

Grepannt @ruo.Y uooins.
ct 3 Gents @oeerbrso, iom mao
pare ct Tor Gage aonmeIt. ifipres
/ Sfiper. Sfiperne poaimeres Smsr
% flores oerpoa oper. Ct Gag Sfi-
per lGgges / en- T%uooinaiorm, o.
oper Set brpsles "Sbreooeo Cocoa.
mt, ioct man alt / alt brliaer "a
Sop Gocoanlit til bette. 3 go oi.
ipeS meo Y Sop Suffer, % ii Che.
life Salt oq rereS ioa 90 / en- Quart
Welf. Gctte hplbe$ oucr @rsoct i
GuSoin9iormen. ct Soo9 ipttes oper
% set itoar iaalcSeS % opblpocS Ell
Sine. Get iGtteS oa / @aaerouuen
oq itegeS lanaiomt | ire aparter, Be
ierite 80 Miniitcr meo 2nal opcr
% set ii0itc auortcr uoen Soog. ioa
set fon brunes pao Soppcn. Eiio.
oinoen ipiieS parm meo "Greamp
Solcc". iom lapeS poa oenne Maa-
oe: Il Sop Smer rsrc5 til 6Isoe.
en- aop puIperiieret Suffer roreS /
Iiot eitcr fist 90 bcrpaa rcreS set
iQicn, til bet er ri1ti9 bIsot. , Spi.
~ieifcer rig Melf eaer tpto 1Ieoc iii.
iutteS ocrpan, 9roobe Tor Troabe,
ioct man belle Chen rcrcr / SET. ian
set blir icpnt. Noor SCI cr mft oQ
icpnt irorcS ~ Sbcifc Ganilie o. Il
Gitrpn Grtraft.
Noglc HanS.
"2imc Bomber, iom fan ficbcS
poo Gpothefct. piI orioc bort Safe.
Iofrer, hpi$ set orpaie$ / Sfuiier o.
6nIocr, bpor biSie bolOer til.
6pi5 man lraQcr @nconsS tiper /
&ano ct EiebIif, ior Sc ite1eS, bill
life iaa mc1et al GeOtct trUffeS no
amber Stcgniuacn.
&ar Ell pprct ioa ubeloig, at ian
Mel / @ulptnppct cller Ell "Hra"
ion lGg ct poobt aIHoc oper 0et
Stco, hpor WeQcn bolocr til, %
itrng set oper meo ct parmt Strpqe-
iern, til set err tort. 0ompen % Sc.
Sen piI orrbe sg9gcne, iom er igier
eiter Mpllene, iaa ma life bebpper
at ppre bange for, ser ifal JiereS
mere llgnne paa set Steb.
Suffer eiter Spieere / 9rrpert
Ter 10 iaa itpgt no. Ge fon fploeS
paa ielgenbe Monoe: Gag nogct
Sogmu9 (Sopouit) % blonb oct
meo alminoeIig 2im (8Iue) til BET
err Ell inf 8rsb. SpID ioa set / Spi-
g~erbuGet % ON liot pil set bIiue al.
0clc8 boarot, iom ieIp Greet.
Noar en- 9oar meaet % blir ON
unoer Ssbberne, % bar Sfo iom life
er gonife iepne inoi, iaa peb enbper,
iom bar iorieat bet, bpor onbt NOR
iaor unber Sooen. Sorieg at lPg9C
ct Sag "abiorbent Cotton" opcr Oct
~uiepne Steb / Sfoeu % ie buor me.
get lettere Oct er at eao. elsie "Sn.
ioles" iom fan fjsbes ior ell biaic
Tenge, er ogiao uomerfet, hpiS Sfp.
enc er itore not, til at bape oiSlc /
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-20
quiet ne Rfckkrnet.
Geoi9eret al Ell p%rattiif QusmooeL
Corn Safe,

Ionl er ite1t openpoa Stopen - life
| @ageropnen, IA Sop Corn WeaI"
og Is Sop "Eaitrp 6lour" iigtes
ianmen. Gn Sop iur MeIf irereS
Ell itregen Sbcife Sobo. % rerc5
oerpaa np / Melet, 3 piipcoe 9Gg
rore8 /, Ell Sop iob Wclf, "a Sop
Suffer % y Sbeifc Salt. Gn Ste.
gepanOe al Sern pnrmeS, ~ Spiie.
lie Smpr I~rnelteS beri, % iaa bellies
Heren / % itegcs til Sen er ioit, ef-
ter at en- Sop Melf ferit er buIot
oper Sen. gfaar Sen bar itegt Ell
Stlinb, er oet bebit at irtte en- 9l8.
6eItos-Tlaoe UNDER, iaa Sen life bIir
for brun unoer. Gen ifipres ina op
og ipiieS meo Smor og Sirlp.
Sunffle al 2ammcfjpS.
Gn Spiielfe Snlpr imeltes, ireres
ell Spilelfe Mel o. ipGbeS meo en-
Sop Welf, i0et man belle Chen ro-
rer / set, iaa oet life flltniper iig.
Naar BET bar fogt li0t, bar man II
Sop 9reofrllmmer /, x Ebeife Salt,
"a Sbcife Selleri.S olt, ct Iioet 8rall
Eeber % nogle GRADER 2egzSaft.
Saa lpftes @rpoen al og en- &op
folot Sanmefieb, iom er baffct nof.
ioa lint, og TO sGggeblon1mcr, ionl
CT bi'pet rigtig 9oot, rere5 /. iii
Hut "ioI0es" Sc ltippiifeoe 9GaQe6pi.
ser /. Get bellies op / ct imlrt Ste
5eiab % itegcs en- bolp 5inle / Ell
life altfor beo @aqeropn. Zen ipi-
les meo SomntsS ouce, iom IapcS
pna ioIgenbe Manoe: Somot- Gan.
&C. Gn Sop Canned" Son1ot iaar
ct Spfog mco Ell Sfiue Sea og imoo-
i"ltrrer 0erpan / 10 Winuter. San
presses bet iqicnnem CT 9orilan.
3rniOIertio imeItes ~ Spiieifc
Smtsr % ireres en- Spiicifc MeI.
Noar bette er @icpnt, bplbe5 Sen al
iileoe Somot 0qri oQ ianr ct Spfoq.
tiIipttcS Snlt og Icber efter Smon
% ierpcreS itror.
SrnncSe Eotctcr paa en- mn Iaabc.
aoIoc foltc Gotetcr haffe8 %
mooles. Gil 5 aoppcr &otetcr ia
Qes , Sncifccr SoIt. Il 3hcIfe &c.
Der, 3 Spiieifecr ijnboffet SEQ. ire
Spiicifeer iinboffct "EinlicutoS" oQ
30 Spiicife finbaffet GeriiQe. >
Spiieifcer oobt MaoicOt intcltcs / eli
Stcgeponoe, @otctcrne hulocs / od
lrgqe5 iGont u0opcr Ganocn. Get
iteGcS ri1ti9 lanaiomt til set cr goot
brunt ml0er, iao ioI0eS SET iammcu,
ION en- Cmelct % IG9ges pno ct
rnrnrt T10
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-07-22

law or rule which we write But we
cannot give it the power to create
a law and to make a rule out of its
own brain, and substitute the arbi-
trary rule of three men for the law
OF the land.
That is the position / have taken.
So say il we accept Section 5 at all
we must define properly the author
ity Of this board and lay down a
rule which will enable the business
men of this country to determine
from the law and not from the will
of three men what they may do and
what they may not do.
It is quite a consistent thing to
argue in this wise and still to be in
favor of enforcing and strengthening
the trust laws. No man will go fur
Their than / will to throttle monop-
oily in its inception. If I may use
a very awkward expression, l am in
favor of promoting monopolistic in
fanticide. / would like to see the
practices which lead to monopoly
prohibited by the lawmaking pow
er; but | would at the same time
give the citizens of this country
law which would tell them what was
prohibited and not remit them to the
opinions of three gentlemen-for
three will constitute a majority of
the board.
/ would do that for two reasons:
First, because the citizen is entitled
to that protection under the Consti-
tuition OF this country, and, second,
I would do it because / am unwill-
ing to put all the business of the
United States in a condition where
a change of one member in a board
might determine the question
whether a business transaction was
lawful or unlawful
From these remarks it would ap-
pear that the democrats are trying
not to regulate business by law, but
by the opinion of three or more men
whatever that opinion may happen
to be. This must be a psychology
CAL control of business.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-07-22
NORTH. DANvILLE
Byron Varnum Injured by Horse
Rake-PersOnal Mention.

4bHAm@~A NA rDAhMA ANACMAh0ms
Byron varnum met with quite an
accident one day last week. He was
taking the horse rake down in the
barn alone when the thill hit him
on the head, cutting a cash about
three inches long. DR.. Pache was
called and he is doing nicely,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Varnum OF
Jeffersonville were in the place Fri
day and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Simpson and
Alice Brown went to Old Orchard
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rogers and
daughter, Hazel, of Walden, we're at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Guy
Clifford, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Drew are re-
1oicing over a little grand daugh-
ter born to Mrs. Mildred Drew
Schwarty at Denver, Col.
Miss Clara and Vera Drew were
at the farm Sunday to see their par
ents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Morse, who
have been visiting their daughter,
Mrs. w. H. Clifford, the past two
weeks, have returned to their home.
Harry Clifford and family of st.
Johnsbury were at ". ". Vance's
Sunday.
Mrs. Carrie Russlow, who came
here to spend her vacation, has been
in Brightlook hospital for treatment
the past week.
II. S. Clark went last week to Con-
cord to visit his sister, Mrs. Douse,
and from there he is going To Burke
visiting relatives.
P. B. Hartshorn Of Passumpsic
ruac of
Wards, Sunday.
d. A. Langmaid has another new
horse.
Mrs. Charles Morrill, of Illinois is
visiting her sister Mrs. o. II. Stevens.
Tuesday they spent the afternoon
with Mrs. George Stanton.
Mr.. and Mrs Hector Chamberlain
and daughter of Nashua are visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Byron
Varnum. Miss Helen Dole a sister
of Mrs. Varnum is also visiting them,
and last Wednesday they entertain
ed Mr.. Varnum's mother, Mrs. Jer-
NINA Green, at dinner, 1t being her
S5th birthday.
Mrs. Blewitt is visiting at the
home of her son, Albert Blewitt
DIR. Russlow and his daughter, and
son of Randolph were in the place
Monday. He came for his mother,
Mrs. Russlow, who has been visit
ing here.
Little Lois Goodwin entertained
three small people Thursday after
noon, the occasion being her third
birthday. Dainty refreshments were
served on the lawn.
Mrs. Bert Cheney of Swanton and
Helen Piche of st. Johnsbury are
spending a few days with Mrs.
Cheneys sister, Mrs. George Bedor.
Mrs. Joe Gibson of st. Johnsbury
visited her grandmother, Mrs. Olive
Ward, last Thursday
Mr.. and Airs. G. @. Massey spent
Sunday at st. Johnsbury Center.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-07-22

The appeal of the republican
state committee to the governor for
an extra session of the legislature
for the purpose of enacting direct
primary law is really what the edi-
tor of this paper proposed at the
first meeting of the committee to
consider this subject. We thought
at that time it was the besS thing
to do and still think so, although the
longer it is delayed the less oppor-
tunity will there be for getting the
new machinery into working order
for the approaching election. There
is grave doubt whether the COVER
nor will call the legislature together
again, and so much doubt that the
people will have a direct primary
law this year. There is no question
that the public would condemn any
long sitting at a special session, but
we think they would approve of a
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-07-22

The following excerpt from a
speech by Sen. Reed of Missouri,
democrat, will give the average man
some interesting information on the
real purpose and effect of the fed
eral trade commission now before
the senate. He said;
1t is easy enough to understand
how we can create a commission and
give it the power merely to investi-
gate, and we can undoubtedly create
a commission and give 1t the power
to go beyond mere investigation.
We can probably give it the power
over certain subjects to enforce a
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-07-22
URGING THE GovERNOR.
Republican State Committee Want
Extra Session Of LEGISLATURE.

Republican State Committee Want
Extra Session Of Legislature.
The. following resolution was
adopted at Tuesdays five hour ex-
ecutive session of the republican
state committee held I'm the Pavilion
parIors.
we, the Republican State Com
mittee of Vermont, in session at
Montpelier, this 14th day of July,
1914, respectfully request his ex-
cellency, Gov. Allen M. Fletcher, to
call a special session of the Gen
eral Assembly of the state of Yer
mont, at the earliest possible date
for the purpose of enacting a direct
primary election law as demanded by
the people on March 3, 1914
"And we, the Republican State
Committee, do pledge ourselves to
use our best endeavors to make
said special session as short and in
expensive as possible.
I'VE also pledge ourselves to CO.
operate with the state committees
of the democratic and progressive
parties Tor either of them, in draw
ing a. tentative non-partisan direct
primary law and for that purpose to
appoint a person to represent us, to
act with like appointees of the demo-
cratic and progressive parties, or
either of them. We trust that such
action on the part of the committee
of the three leading parties of the
state will not be considered as an
act of intrusion but of help in the
enactment of needed legislation. ="
After discussion this second reso-
luton was adopted:
ITO the successfully carrying oat
of the proposed plan for a very short
and inexpensive extra session of the
General Assembly of the state of
Vermont, and as we believe, in the
interest of good government, we ex-
tend to the democratic and progress
sive state committees greetings, and
respectfully request them to join us
in a petition to his excellency, the
governor, asking for an early extra
session of the General Assembly"
The matter of an unofficial pri-
mary was discussed at length but
action was deferred until the ad-
journed meeting at Burlington, Aug
ust 4. In the meantime it is ex-
pected that a reply will be received
from the governor on the commit
tees request for a special session.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-07-22
EAST BARNET

Roy brothers lost one of their best
horses last week.
Someone exchanged wagons with
Charles Bailey one night last week,
taking one worth $50 and leaving
one worth about SIS. He has found
no trace of it yet
Mrs. Susan Gilfillan from Wor-
cester, Mass, visited friends here
last week.
Stanley Gill from Hartland is Wis
iting his uncle, George Nelson.
Mrs. Hoffman from Lyndon was a
guest at R. B. Gammell's over Sun
day.
Louise and Jennie Moore and Mar
vourine Cilley and Marion Quimby
are camping at Lake Morey for
week. They went Monday morning
Charlie Tiltons mother is spend
ing some time at his home here.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-07-22

Editor johnson of the Herald and
News has done the state a real ser
vice in publishing an editorial re-
garding the temperance of the
words "oftener If need be" in the
clause of the constitution relating
to the election of justices of the Yer
mont courts. 1t shows the justices
of the supreme court have perform
ed their work correctly, which we
have always believed to be the fact,
but shows the constitution itself
somewhat inconsistent through the
amendments that have been made.
This of course can not be remedied
until the time lock allows it,
but the state will not be prevented
from having a legally chosen court
and the incident may be considered
as closed. The editorial appears
elsewhere in this issue and should
be read by all thoughtful citizens.