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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-14
2okal.Derid)t
9ie Greibriei. aontmiiiion.
leber bic g4ioerrnfs.g .gropoiition iol'
len bic Ndbler bcionbcrS ab.
itinmcn.

Ienn Sic Stlmmleber iid be5iig
lid Der gInnnbme ooer ablebriiug o..
.neneii 5rei6riefs entidleioen 70 iuer
ben iie iiber Die alauiel ,iuelte Del
MieoerrlIi bon geamtrn poriiebt, Dl'
iiJ nift i'm gImt betp1brt ba6en be
ioroers nbsuitimuen bnben.
60 bat seitern Die sSreibrieifcni'
million nnd l1ngerer 9ebatte nil
oft acgen iiebeu Stimmen beidloiicl!
Gniiir, 6ab Der @ieoerriiis.Yarr,
graph ben Stimmgebern ais beionoe
rer @oribIns ipiterbreitet iperoer
iolte, trnt in criier Sinie Serr Sdin'
eel eiI unb iiibrte 9rdjeOen5fdae aus
friiberen sSatren. 10 bel Der Mbltlnl'
miing iiber Sic Staotsueriaiiuns I'M
Sabre 1851, all, ais ilber einen 81
icn5iirnuasparagrapbcu fin ben Scli'
bel NIT geiitiaen GetrGrfen ebenlalls
icbarot abgeitimmt nuroe.
TnS @eritnotlidlugsproieft 81
fetltIider gcttiete fam in Der geitri.
gen Sibuna nud nieoer ani 0as 5a'
pet. Scrr g9iliou ipill iih nod iinmer
nidt Salnit 5nfricoeu geben, 6nb oie
grrerbnnl cines 5iienttihen Sc.
tricbs ieitenS Ocr Staot ourf cine
5ipci Irittel @nipritdt Der StiIhmge.
Der innftionirt mernen iol. Gr bean.
trn9te aciiern, onB oieier, in Der Sis.
mig Der aomnliiidre am beriloiiencn
@fittipoh geiabte geihIub 0ahir
amenoirt ruerocn ioae, oaB cine abios
lite Stimmenmebrbeit geniigen iplc
Serr S6inoeI mpllte 0ieien glntrdg
oil 61s Gpmmittce ueriuieien piiien,
bas ben @ortInut oes 3reibrieis ans.
'llar5eiten bot aber bergegen proie.
iiirte nit GrioIa Serr ailig6t Gam
becntragie Serr ,5reiberg. oaB Die
slnaeIegcnbeit ani oen Siif geIeai
iucrben iolle, periian6 lid jeOc1
ifliablidl SaSu. 6ieicn glntrag juriid.
5ii3iebn mo Serrn g9ilions gIntrag
iuiiroc oain nit iiebeil gcaen adt
Siimmen nicOcrgeitimnt. Sir sen
antrag itiinmtcn: 9naopeQ, SSOcbnf,
Sglarcr. auigbt, M,orfport9, NiIion
uno Glcrc nno bngegen: Goroes,
TieIl, Soefle, 1reiberg. 9iott, Smitb,
Sd)ilocl unb Sbearer.
Serncr fam nuh nod Der bon
Serrn GorSes gciiellie sllitrag 5ur
3ebntte, Der cine @erGnoerlIng in ser
aeplnnten 3uianmcuietung oes.
Staotratbs poriab. 9efanntIid, bat
Die aomntiiiipn beidIoiien, oaB Die
iammtlifen Sinoirat6snitgIiecer at
large 3n errudblen iino. Serr 6oroeS
lpollte MN Sieie gciiiInmllng Oabin
piiien, 6aB uern. ser
gta6tratbsmitglieocr BON 9iitriften
,inb feds ,at large" erlp1blt peroen
ioltrn. Ter glntraa ging jeoo6 nit
iiini ecgcn 5ehn Stiinmen perloren
lrnS cs bleibt iomit bei Der uripriing.
Ii6en ssaiiung. ,5iir oen glHtraa
iiinrnlten Die Serren Goroes, 9iebI,
Soeilc, RIOTS uuo Sbearer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-14
- =
llnfdae.

/ sRlNtV NNADANtg Qpb wv - W
3Iint Strabe, liegt nit einem S61
belbruh, ben er Geiirrn gelegentiid
eines 6a1riniaas oapontrug, IN
| ii1otiiden Soipital bnrnieOer. 9iedJtei
| iitbr nit ieirem 5ubriuerf Die Gnetr
Gin 9lpenue enilon9, als in Der gtd1t
| Der Greii8llng Der g. s. & 0Igobr
Sns Eiero Dor einem beraiinabenSer
3uge iheiite. gedter Deriidjte bit
9rerfiic an5li5iebell, perlor bierbei oas
@leifgrpiht imo ilog in neitem 30
gen alii. Die Strabe. Ter gerungIiidtg
lunr6c nafl Sen itdotiiden Soipital
gebraht, 100 Die gler5te cinen Sda'
oeIbrufl fonitntierten.
| Gbriiiian Riacr. BON Ro. All
8inolnp StraBe. ein 9Iuaeitcllter Der
gut1ers SuppIp So, iiel gcItern
9tadlmittng 10 nneliidlid BON einem
SpI3IiuB OH Ser 2iningiton nnS ,Scbn
StraBe berunter, onb er iid pincn
grud oes linfen 6uBfn5fcIs 5li,og.
Ger 9erlutaIiidte fano auiuobme I'M
Yetts StraBe Spipitnl.
Grnu Srma q. gubrmann, bon
No. PIT ainisD QlDs., Wlt. 4uburn,
fubr seiterH Nn6mittag nit ibrem
@utomobiI an Der areu5una Der
@bolIen @penus unb Reabing Roab in
Elm bon u. q. Sbosmater, pon 52S
Gb1nning Strabe eslenttes Subrlpeti
bineiH unb 5lpnr nit FOLDER Wudt,
oab Sboemaisr bon ieinem Sib anil
bag Strabenpflaitsr gsidlsubett Dur.
be. Nuberoem ipuros bel oem 3us
lammenpraa nod Elm 2atsrnenpioiten,
g.gen ben bas 5ubrfpert geIdlsuoert
iDurOe, oemolirt. GIiidliderpeiie fam
Shoemoier nit sinigsn unbeoeutenben
S4rdmmen odOon uno ionnte, nads
oem er bon sinem in Der Ra6barihaft
fpobRenoen ar5t perbunbeH porSsn,
ben Qeimlptg antreten.
Der so Sabre alts Soiepb Softer
bon Ro. 3100 gurnst glosHne fiel oss
tern abenb an Der G9ilito Gtrabe
uno Yurnet glpenus BON sinem Strds
Benbabniudgen Der 9inssgurnet, als
Der Bdgen in 5iemli6 ihntllem5 5empo
lin Die aurpe fubr, uno sog Iid BEL
bem Stura cine tiefe aopfipunbe gu.
Der 8srungliidte fanb glufnabms i'm
itGotifteu SOipital.
Der @efdGftsrsiienbe s5o6nWlOrs
gan, bon go. 1884 0aDioHa 9lbsnue,
rs Sabre aft, puros aeitern gl6eno,
als er an Der 6. uno zine Strabs ben
6abrbalHm tr.u3en lpollts, BON einsm
Wugsn Der Rdilroub Omnibus so.
nisosrseronnt, nobel i6m aipei Singer
Der re6ten !6aHo 5srmalm. rpurbsn.
Morgan purbs mad bsm Itdotiidsn
Spipitol ssbradt.
SatOb Jslir, bon go. 3071 Sib.
uep IDsHus, Elm Qngeftslltsr Der goips
mans9arman grepins 60. ipurbs gss
tern, dls er ouf einem 9aifautomo6il
Der 6irma fubr. an Der Spring 9robe
9lUsnus uno 2inosn Strdbt, ais bos
automobil iibsr cine un.bene GteQe i'm
Strabenpflaiier fubr, Don isinem SIP
auf ben 6abrbamm ssidlsuoert uno
trug cine 3errung Der Wusteln uno
Sebntn hes lint.R geins bapon. Gr
iDuroe mad bem itdotiiden 9uipital
aebrdflt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-14
Gnrl1tta SGOmpiuu SrOlUn por oem
GberitnntsgeridDt.

Die 9lnpGft. Der Sruu Garlottc
SbonlpiDu gropn. psIhe Der Inter.
ihldaun1 iibsriiibrt uno au elmer
3u6thdusitrafs auf unbeitimmte Get
ueritrtbeilt poroen lit, unterbreiteten
asfern i'm Sberitnatsosridt sinsn 2(u=
trd1 auf Wieoerer6ffnunq oss Der
fabrens. 90 Der lsbtere astpGbrt ners
BEN piro. hduQt BON elmer Gntideiz
bunu oes tribunals a6, nelds beute
abaeoeben fpsrben ioq. Saqs biss nidlt
deitisht. muR bic gsrurtbeilte i6re
Strafe antrsten. neil Die Qlppeqa.
tionsfrift hsuts glbenp abaelauisn III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-14
Wabpr gpiesel
@irO 6ente furmea Die GENERALIZATION
Bier srSifnen.

@eGe9entIi6 oes beute 9ta6mittae
i'm 9aie6aQ Earf itattijnoen0en Gr.
oiinnngsipiel5 ser oiesidbrigen Sai,
ion ceS gnie6nripieIs, miro 9iirgera
neiiier Spiegct ben eriien 9oQ pcr.
icnunO oIld cilige @ortc an Die
Spieler riGtcn.
"a Der 8iirgermeiiter Elm nSinfs-
9anoer" it, iuirc ct Den 9aQ nit ser
Iinfen 5ano idleiioern unO in ieiner
glnIprnd)e 6ieies betonen lmo Der
Soffning 9lusorud 9eben, 6aB es ilir
ooS bieiiae ~Eeam" elm giirlitige5
Omen ieIn pir0.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-14
SlrparaturbeSiiritia.

Tns Hathbais III. ipie ans Sen ge.
ridien. Die IN Der Ictten 3eit silper.
intrnosnt Gpridl Dem slrbeitsbireltor
Sosoid unterbreitet bat, iebr reporo.
iurbeOiiritig. e,eitern melocie SER
grrid) lpieSer. bnIi nod ocn sInanbeii
cincg Grpertrn Der Die aeiirIanInac
i'm slntbbanic unteriidlt bat. Die steI.
ieI iid IN iOIa miicrabIer geriajiing
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-14
GhiHsHadbricbtea.

Ien 9ort, 13. Qtpril. 9luset.:
.Saronia" uou 3rieit
2tbQeg.; nGbicogp" rad 6Obre;
.Srpnprins Bilbelm" na6 Bremen.
@las9op, 9luget,; .GaleoOnid"
pou Rem gort.
2iperpool. 2lnget.: rUiauretonid@
BON Rem &ort.
@enuu. 9luget.; rPrin5eB Srsne"
pon Rem yort.
Is berbpura. glnget.: ,,&aiIer
8iIbelm IT,, DON gsep yort na&
Bremen beitimmt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-14
Soltspiew
@ar pisber einmal Der sdauplat
einer NprOtGat.

Gas Spier lit Der SIRE 3o6n 2oftus.
Gin anOerer 15rrer giamcus
@iliam allbcrger ioQ iGnt ourd
6nbtritte Die tootIidjen gerleelm.
gen 6eioebradt 1aben. Qoitu3
ba5oilptete Dor icinem 1oOe, on3
Ger ggdrter 9ett i'm getreten babe.
1ieies miro ieOof BON ben
@drtern Der betrciienoen 9l6t6ei.
hing beitritten. @a5 Der Goro,
uer 9r. Soertmeper ollr6 ieine In
teriiIfnng all Grt mo SteQe CT.
nitteIte. - Die aSoli3ei lpiro beute
cine rueitere llnteril,dnug an
iteaen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-14

beiinOen, bab sic, Staot tdslid min.
oeitens spei 1onnen 9oblen nebr
uerbrau6en miib, als ee6raudt iper.
ben tpiirben. ipenn Die aeiiel in giltem
3uitnuoe ip1ren. Die 9ieparntlirfoiten
on Der aeiieldnlage iollen ehpa
$1,000 fcften.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-14
Hies mno SaS.

- u 5. 5i6Ion bnt Iein flinfaim.
mtrigss Bungalow nsbit 8runbitiid
rcn sc bel 125 S5nb, RO. 3549 Wooos
burn elDsnus. Gpaniton, bur1 @,rmit.
tsIung bon G1spbcrs Wopsr &c Bro.
tar Yoovu VI U. ~. oatrlap prss
icIft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-14
g purdepu unter
NntLaaG.

0enber, Gol., 13. glpril. Seds
mGnner puroen bier am Wtontaq in
0er6nbunq nit Der am 3. gtpril an
BEN Rep. Otis g. Spurdcon Don Ses
Moines. Soma, beqanaenen @epalts
that Der @ntfiibrunq anqctldlt. Die
Wdnner. bic 5ereits alle perbaftet pura
BEN, iino: Seremiah @runin, Tranf
Spran. BiQiam DplOn frant glu-
usnt. 8urnsn Snlpciter uno Simotbp
Callahan.
Die @ranbiuru fritiiirte in ihrem
8crid,t bic goIiaei BON 9euoer oafiir,
baB tie pem GciItliheu teiuen beiiereH
S6us oetpGbrte.
Rsp. Spuroeon mar tpdbrcnb Der
yta6t aus ieinem 6otel aeboIt, 1913
Wleilcn melt tns 2ano oefnbreH. ourhs
ospriioslt uno oonn frei1elaien pora
ben. Dlehrere 5aae lana mar iein 3us
Ifano elm trttiiher. Nm Wontoq er4
Ttien er aber Dor Der @ronoiurp uno
mdhte feline Q(usIdceu.
DER GeiItlihe befdno lid auf elmer
9prleiunostour uno NOR nit Der aus
1eIprotenen 2(bfiht uu6 Denper aez
tommeS, bic totboliihe @eiitli6teit
aHauareiFen. Die er Der SmmoralitGt
hesidttdte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-14
Der Slrsik 0st Berglsuts i'm
Eupfer- DiQriGt 5u gnoe.
Die Streifer babeH nit srpRer
WiajOritat beidlOhen an Die
Arbeit ;nriif,nfebren
Cbme auf Der Slnerfennmns ibrer
lluipn 5u befteben.

Maoame 3etra53bni Oer6inberte III
Gontnp. o., cine Yanit in einem
WanOelbiloer S6eater.
Snbem lie gu iingen unfing unb nit
i6rer 6errli6en Stimme,
Gie 5lie6enoen 6annte unb sur Ridz
teAr 3pang.
~E
Der men gorter QODutat Suitta 81 2
bis 4 Gabren 3u6t4uus
perurtbeilt.
-.E-
3pei italisnii6e &naben uu0 be
Wluttsr 6es inen.
sSSn gOspel, pa, OOn eiuem SintsrRalt
aus. HieoergeiAOTeH.
Sie6en perIcnen, Oarunter fiinf
glu,sDerpaRote Der Grmorpes
ten Derb1ftet.
Der Streit i'm &upferbte te
itritt BON W idiQau
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-14
R Rufiiih c ReQierun0 QeqeH
e Shurps Grnennun03um
pntI Irl after

8ai6iuGtpn, ,. g.. 13. Qtpr;l
Die heute betannt puroc. iou ods
ruiiiihe g(uspGrtiue Qmt Der Grnens
nunQ beg &pnqreRmannes Biaiam u.
Sburp BON Ohio gum 8otIhafter an
8uBIduo rpenid frcunnli6 aeaeniiberz
ltsben. Ia Sharp fir ben 4bbrud oes
ruIiii6 omeritanii4en gabOertrages
deitimmt bate.
ReprGientant Sharp 1T Elm reider
9cIAdftsmdnn. iolpie Elm Ylitglieo
Res 6aussSommittees fir NusDGrtiqe
9lndeieaenheiten.
Spfer her @iienba6R.
GoIumbrs, 8, 13. 2lpril. Gis
nem 8eritt Der Staatstpmmiiiion fiic
Dffentti6e getriebe 3ufoIge Iino in
'gponlt N}dr5 70 Perioueu bel @iieaz
bubnuufdllen inns Qeben adommeu.
0aDon puroen "a aui ben Giienba3s
nen uno feds oltf eletrii6en gabnen
gef0Otet; es 6efanoen lid uber nur I
gaIIugiere 0drlnter, pGbreuo 45 gerz
Ionen, Die auf ben @eIeiien gingeu,
get6otet nuroeH. 8rei5ebn Giiens
ta6ulngeiteqte purben i'm 9ierit ges
t0otet a. Al
Il on On
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-14
0ie 9ampfeos @pfiobe.

Die Sumpfco gpiIobe.
W a 6tngtou, .. g., 13. gpril.
Die nd6ite Gnttpidlung in Der meris
tdntiaen SituatiOn 6Gngt oapon a6,
OBJ Der &ommanoeur Der 6uerta'IHen
3ruppen in 3ampico fir bic ger6dIs
tuna Der amerifdniIhen So(Ddten am
.ebten 0onneritdq @enuqt9uung our9
Sdlutirung Der dmeritaniIchen 6ldgqe
leilten Ipiro. PrdIioent Wilion bat
offi5ie(l erfldrt OaB er iolden Salut
erlDdrte tnD aus ieiHtn Dorten
I6etnt berDOr3ugebeu, DdB er bdrnuf
beite6en ptrb. Der peri0nltfe Ger
treter bes Brdiibenteu gBhIon in
Werifo, &r Gjouberneur qinb ilt
bier eingetrpffeu uno niro Dem 9rdz
Iibenten 2tufI6lub ii6er bic gerbGltz
niiie in Sampico ertbeilen. Sn anti
!ifen &reiien 1T man Der 2(nIi9t, buB
Der aeforberte Sdlut erfoIgen pirb,
oa 6uerta ni6t DerborgeH ieiu tdnn.
oaB bic amerifanii1e i5lotte Dor
5ampico i'm Stanoe lit, bic Staot in
5riimmer gu T4ieBen.
Gin energii9es Rdo'6en.
ct. 2Outs, Wlo., 13. 2tpril. Sbs
gIei6 iis Iia nod ni6t gang DON ben
Bolgen zines 2tngriffs erbolt, Den am
yreitag QbenO oret Neger auf iie in
Gait Ct. Qouis, ST., gemaht nam
oerte ON W2ontag Die II Sabre alte
Catherine Utoti6 bic StraBen DON
SAT- ct. 9ouis auf unb a6, nacb ibreH
2lngreifern iu6eno, enti6lOIen, ibre
Spur gu finben.
9rpB Der 8orite1ungen Der Grans
feHpflegerinuen un0 ibrer 8erpanOten,
berlieb tie am GOnntdg 2(benO Das
6oipital unO madte ii6 iOfort duf Die
Guide. 9a, no es StraBenbabnen CAB,
Tu6r iie, unO Our6 bic tleinersn uno
peniger belebten StrdBsn ging lie 81
SUB. Sn einem StruBenbabnwaggon
iiber60rte lie Elm @eiprdcb, bas auf Ell
nen YlaB ge3ug bate, an oem li9
mebrere gteger DerItedt bielten. Gle
elite NIT Der SnfOrmdtiOn nab benz
Boli5eibauptquartier uno baIO befau@
ben 1id 3pei yte9er ais Oerodttig in
6aft. Brl. W(Oti6 ioentifi3irte etnen
oapon ais einen Der orei Ne9er. Die lie
i4rem 9egleiter entriiieH uHO lie iH
eine DuntIe Seitengahs bineiHiaIepp=
ten.
0a in Der leBten 3eit 10 piele 9era
6reten an Srduen begangen poroen
iinb, hoben bic giirger beIdlOiIen, Der
9oli3si cine Qn3abl Spiirbunoe gum
9ei8snt gu ma6en, Die CUR guffin'
Dung Der llnboI9e perpenoet merbeH
Iollen.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-05-09
The Baltimore American
ESTABLISHED ls.3
THE DAILY AMERICAN
The Twice-A.Week American

ONLY oNE DOLLAR A YEAR
SN Month. ~ Cents
THE TMlCE-A MEEk AMERICAN Is pub.
ltsb"si IN two i,su"r, Tuesday and FRIDAY morn
lnEs with thr new ~ IN" W,,k IN compact shape
II also contains inter's lHg .iu a curr, guniencr
entertaining romance. g,zsi uustry. lucal matter.
for thc home ,irrlr A carefully -iitri Agricul
tural Department ami full and reliable Financ "a
and Market Report. arr suer,ai feature.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-05-09
Keep Digging

Don't imagine tor "a minute tina,
Nature Wors, like eodaa Putting
tn, seeds III the ground j. the begin
ning and not the ending of your part
Of the bargain
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-05-09
urss Old Secs. c,hsr Remedies Won't Cue

TIE worst cases 70 matter - how long stand p.
- cured ~ the wonderful, Ga reliable j.
lat',-> Auii>t.uc liO,h.g oi u relieve
..lil aiil Heals At the same t.iar. .s. st So
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-05-09
Letter 10
Or. kilmsr & Co..
Binuhsmton. N. Y.
Prove What Swamp Root viii Do For You.

Send ten cents To Or. kilmer 4 Co.
Bingham,on. y s.. for sample size
bottle II will convince anyone You
will also receive booklet OF valuable
information. telling about the kidneys
and bladder When writing. he sure and
mention the Snow Hill weekly Demo
cratic Messenger Regular iifty-cent
and one dollar size bottles for sale Al
al drug stores
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-05-09
A TreaCheFOuS Trouble
Snow Hill People Arc Show the VA
Out.

Kidney diseases are very dangerous
They come on silently. gam ground
rapidly. and cause thousands of deaths
that could have been prevented by
proper treatment in the beginning
Nature gives early warnings oi kidney
disease backaehc twing, Of pain " hen
stopping or hftlrg. headaches and urn
AIRY disorders II these symptoms are
unheeded. there is grave danger Of
dtopsy or possible Bright -
Doan' X dney Pulls have earned q rcpu-
tatlon for their effectiveness ~ kldu, 4
troubles. and are known and rccun-
m"udcd the world over.
Snow Hill readers should find convinc-
ng proof in the following statement
1t, from citizen OF tins locality.
harles II Cropprr. BAY ST. Berlin
Md. says: II have used Doan Kidney
riils of and on far some time When
ever | have backachc or my kidneys
fail 10 work property, take Doan 5
Kidney Hills and they give prompt and
lasutg relief. You MAY use my state
mcnt for have no hesitation IN recon-
mending this remedy to other kidney
sufferers.
Price ~ cents. st all dealers Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy get
Doan Kidney Pills the same that
Mr. Chopper had Foster Miiburn Co.
Props Buffalo, y. Y.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-12-30

The Museum of Natural Science.
Open week days 9-12 A. M, Il P. M.
Sundays 2.3O to p. M.
All visitors welcomed.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-12-30
TO LEAVE sT. JoHNsBURY
Towle Maple Products Company to
Open Factory in Chicago.

Towle Maple Products Company to
Open Factory in Chicago.
The Towle Maple Products Com
pany, which for four years past has
conducted a very successful business
in st. Johnsbury, owing to a change
in management, is to close its fac
tory here in the Pillsbury Baldwin
building and move the business to
Chicago. John Rickaby, who has
been manager of the plant here has
resigned his position with the COM
pany and expects to go into business
for himself. He went to Boston
Monday night to consider a propo-
sition that has been made him in that
city.
The Towle Company undoubtedly
conducted the largest business in ma
pie syrup of any concern in New Eng
land and at times gave employment
to large number of people here.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-12-30
OFFERS SPEEDWELL
7. N. Vail Would Give Vermont
Agricultural School and Farm
For Educational Purposes.

Early this week, t. N. Vail sent
to each member elect of the legisla-
ture letter offering to the state
of Vermont the agricultural school
with its equipment, Speedwell Farm
with it's stock and buildings to be
used for educational purposes. The
offer does not include "The House" ;"
Mr.. Wallis residence, but does in
clude as much of the great estate
owned by Mr.. Vail as the state de-
sires, and all the valuable stock Mr..
Vail has imported and grown on the
farm. Of course no action will be
taken in the matter until the leg
islature opens and is organized for
business. Mr. Wallis letter follows:
Mr.. Wallis Letter.
Lyndonville, vt, Dec. 2S, 1914
Dear Sir:
My purpose in establishing the ag-
ricultural industrial school for boys
at Lyndon was to demonstrate the
advantage of such a school as diff
ferentiated from an Agricultural Col
lege. This purpose has been ac-
complished, and it has been recog-
nized by the official acts of the Legis-
lature. l do not intend. nor have /
ever intended, to enter into any conf
petition in such matters, and far
from it to enter into competition
with the state.
now desire to use my energy and
means to demonstrate the utility,
necessity and advantage of schools
for girls where they may be thor
oughly trained in all the home life
industries and economics, to make
good home and house wives: So far
this has not been taken up by the
state, but it is as necessary to
prosperous and contented rural COM
munity that the homes should be
properly and economically operated
as that the farms should be.
A demand for agricultural schools
is coming from all parts of the state.
Farms have been offered for that pur-
pose The demand is a healthy one
and it is to be hoped that in time
every county will support a good in
dustriaI school not only for boys but
for girls, but the state is not pre-
pared at present to provide, nor is
the demand sufficient, for such a
number.
The offers to give the land are
commendable, but the land and or
binary farm buildings are but a
small part of the necessities of such
CONTINUED on page Sd
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st. JOhnsbury Athenaeum.
LIBRARY READING ROOM ART GALLERY
O'Clock to 9 O'Clock each week day We'd
nesday evenings excepted.
3 O'Clock to 5 O'Clock Sundays.
All are invited.
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LOCAL NOTICES

Notices will be inserted in this
column in reading matter type at the
r" te of ten cents a line for the first
insertion and FIVE cents a line for sub
sequent insertions OF the same copy.1
To rent, furnished front room.
A. e. COUNSEL and Son.
If you are having trouble with
your eyes call and see J. d. Black
shaw the optometrist.
Old gowns of every kind re-
modelled equal to- new. Tailored
gowns a speciality. Mrs. Patrick,
Pythian Building.
Fur work of every description
done at the Belknap Millinery store.
Get box of Almon's Cold Tablets
at Searles Drug Store and cure your
cold.
Try hot chocolate with whipped
cream at Searles' Drug Store, creamy
and delicious.
A pound of 40-cent chocolates for
29 cents at Searles Drug Store every
Saturday
For a monument marker or ceme-
terry lettering, write or call up BILL
J. e. Walker.
More houses, more lots and more
farms for sale. @. E. KIRK.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-12-30
NEW CREAMERY TO OPEN
Beauregard Brothers to Start the st.
Johnsbury Creamery Satur-
day Morning

The Beauregard Brothers, who for
several years have successfully con-
Quoted a meat and grocery store on
Railroad street have purchased from
the receiver the stock and equipment
of the Standard Creamery and the
lease of the building at 94-6 Rail-
road street and on Saturday morn
ing will open the same for business.
The new proprietors promise to
pay the farmers for their milk and
cream every two weeks and have en-
gagged w. J. Hastie to take charge of
the creamery and butter making
With this new institution, St. Johns
bury people will soon have an op-
portunity to secure fresh milk,
cream, butter and cheese at all hours
of the day as in former times.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-12-30
GOV. GATES APPOINTMENTS
BENZ. Gates, Secretary of Civil and
Military Affairs, and @. A.
MOulton Executive
Clerk.

Governor-elect Charles w. Gates
of Franklin on Monday confirmed the
report that he was to appoint Ben
jamin Gates of Montpelier secre-
tary of civil and military affairs, and
also announced that he should ap-
point Clarence A. Moulton of Bur
lington executive clerk.
Mr.. Gates plans to make his head
quarters at Montpelier more than has
been the custom of governors for
many years. While he will continue
to make his home in Franklin, all
important state business will be tran
sacted at the Capital City.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-12-30

Palestine COmmandery, No. 5. X. IT.
Stated Conclave Tuesday evening, Janu-
airy 26.
RLwIE A. SILsBY, Em. Commander.
EARL ID. EVANS, Recorder.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-12-30
FARMERS MEET TODAY

Interesting Figures ON the Cost of
Producing Milk Expected.
A meeting of the farmers in this
section will open at IL o'clock this
forenoon at Pythian Hall and ar
rangements have been made for the
serving of refreshments in the hall
SO a solid session may be held. Two
of the Boston Cham
Der of Commerce and the state secre-
tary of agriculture will be present.
Judging from reports from the meet
ings in other places some very start
ling figures will be presented to the
farmers.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-12-30

The job of feeding the furnace will not
be such an arduous one if you use our
clean ''Lehigh" Coal. For every shovel
ful you put in will mean more heat than
you ever got before from the same guam
tity of Coal. consequently you need less
Coal and have to do less shoveling.
See the point?
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-12-30

knights of Pythias.
Regular Convention of Apollo Lodge No.
2, Tuesday evening, January S.
GRO. r.. BoLLINGER, c. c.
" e. TIcEHURsT, K. r. S.