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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-13

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Ea bic SitaEeH0urNbruWs GomnilOate Ut
Der ztaot %aNlWurC 90 GcebliD potacdriche'
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2l Clobcr 1907 oailrien Litel Nbcri.nAeN
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etc. clHpeguQea li. Rtbii ncri ontaul Dc5na'
lcjcn clDgnugcu ruo corriBltica ctiuselloen
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JGrunr 1914 an, ais oeNl crlicN AnGc oer pOll
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liz ibruflD 0u0cGen on nas guiimurc Siaoii
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lul1cH mpGen. olciciUCn 3i reuiolrcu.
JNdaro 0wun,
(2nr23. .30 Seb6i3) Glaot 9legiitrator
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-13

SIoitectcr sic ID 6auptidtIid crolsie Inn sic Gcla3r
3l beietGen oic Scr terunteHe 9tegcr b0e Aeraoo 3
elmer uugebcren @erHebruug Des Gocan.@enuIcs bel
6er 6ar6igcu geiibrt 3uor icbt Der Gocain.&crfdlf
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lcraen OaIicn 1c5c!ncr ser.ai Die ooWt 9eldatigcN
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iiuo oie &aQlcinaoncH oes 9lades uie ebbater ioii
bern os fonint nod nl3a 0aB u6brcn0 Der gtobo
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io5aft ibcr GIcoer m0 gsergeu madt oer Gocaimauib
gluge mo San0 9er madlt Gas ertlort &ortaae mie
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%crioueu NIT nur 5 S6iicn to0tete.
91 Inn 9l0r0cs lit Der Grcan9crbraudj id)linm
ccu9 slGcr er balt bod fcinen &crgleid nit Der 3i
ro6me u 5iiocp felt scr Giuiiibrmg Scr &ro56ition
o.s On 9}cugjort fommt ou 1856 in @oiptdlcr cine
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III 9oro Garolina ciacr oi 81 IN Gcnucec eincr aii
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ltn0 sab 0cIe 3lmahnc in Oircitem 3uouiucn
lanac nt ser Sro6ibou itcbf eraicbt ii &ergle
ccn 3mmcn zen StaOicn Ocs Sitocs, IN ocncr 0icie
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llcger 5u pcloiieu tic geiroat mas tic 3nm Goea.
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ui0 ucn &nor0le. Scri I'M nir 5pci Crtc 5u nenne
po 6as &robibitioHsgccs itreng oluhgcbrt miro, be
lidtcH oob mcrhalG DER cgien bier sohrc Der Goca-
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mo abcr ndt pridt uiro Den @craui 0c0cr Vc
traatc 5u uter0riideu rr0e fcic o6cr nrr enc gems
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g8en SEN Fro5ibiiiouiten iber5arpt NIT 9cDeiie
nlo @cgrnMurgeu 6e5uloumeu lit bier 5a5ea iic iode
non groBer 9e0euhulg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-13
lAenr0c III 0licranlnn.

IS farb 0ri ~ SceruGr 1913 C3corac q.
Nicrsalau, nclchicr c0He bon 0ai6arlnc 6 y
Ncrsfdu iui sflicr BON 5G Ta1rcN. ii Mos'
lgu, @nlsiiuurC Npnrir. Nic 3ci hcr Gccl
Diriird luirh ir0.cr nlfGrlt
(l&nibiuQion g. g.. JclinuGcn in0uc 0c
ldUiQli Copircu.) (Scbl3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-13
Guerrs g. Nooaers,
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1cgnr.cmcat iir JiicnaiAe Qcy1ciirrnnacn.
ilaicr.Iegns.cmcit pes GtGbt1uecn;cnys
EulilWurc. 10. i5cbruur 1914
81 miro bieruili aemab bon Nbimaiften SO y
Nn1 SO oC8 Baltimore SiGois GO0llcrS uCialNt
Qrmaut tu8 Der GlutfSneeitar ndeb Dcr "a.
MaB 1914 beaiuNcu plrb. oie nobaenan.ic
ziyanc nit rooc,ucH Nlnicriu iu pf.aitcrn
ioEell iilio 0orpolnloLcH lperocl ocsluib alti
cciprtcif Gy.Gutiibleelnc lut Glc NyDliicu Sn
l3ieN mo Qlcie pur ocm "a Wlnr3 1914 6h
recuocn nic iit irreg0 Cici 9Saiic bic giufqrla
blu4 poor auigsihHr6 raUgeNrlinier StrdHe
oocr clnte -bcilcs bcreibeH ndlcia rnncu
niuNen ncWoem ne aui lo.Ge 9Sellc gcpiialieri
cbey rtn icpiaicri ili
Die ob1Acrmdgaia 1isdnc iii:
WicQfincttNssila uon ocr SNrrcoosglOcnuc
Ul4 sue tiiliNca 1!aoiGrcr5c.
81, 81. McGrn,
(Scbii ~ 25 .Mdi63 @idoi'SnBcNlcur
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-13
S'crlan!mllnao glnsciaen.
gafran ~ ragrllcm General 5lai0rau

Company
MORE. Nio. p Scpruer 1914
4'e NQDlearcrldWuliHN ncr YitioNdrc 0ieiC
eowidane Wi(e nn SpnncritaN ncn 20. Sc
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loNtN oorQcnoMuiCn riro. rno fuldc unccre
W,@Wie cic in eeI3gncr Surln in ocr &cr
oHHras dlinclurlca m0nen cg'or0 ucr0cn.
8culs 9lcilipu
iNepl2.t52D Sclcidr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-13
Scpartcmcui iHr Bicuuinc @erbeNcrnuAeu.
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qcW0dt cgB nie NlnNcruuae G0mnilNoN pct
Siaoi baltimore nN0 pcin "a. sanf6 i9t
ucgiuueu miro. bic ngDrgNduiicu @irdGoN llli
tern mo ncu ju nHeNeil Nue tefplleN hNo
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loir1ir
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Is cninAiGir bon Gaiucfi@ir bis Qpuio1OsSir
Jluller AAeD. p9a EoM1iHgtr bls 9RcNe@eH
9rSodqS Str Cira0cr 6olir@aco3 bon Sol.
rlinaSir. Bis NQilQcilc..pc
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.Jialon.NucO son IclpNWs@f bs S0luQclietIqe
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gupcArovc sllcD non 1eri Zane piS Safaloea
0. s. @lsSas.
2iaoi SnBcnlenr.
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q. aciiH Compton,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-13

Sn Scr eegiginiur n glnnupoIs uDst SIR 3cit Gin
Mpcrer @anipf iibcr bic Nniierurose Die @egncr Der
tationclen gli6terBbt er0eben 0os &dtpt IN 0eict
1cii6u fi0ncr 0crn il rlO polen ieritorci. mas il
getcn SSa6r5c6nt alf 0icen 0ebetc erruigcn pnrOeu
it Gs more cine SdmaA fit oci Staot penn eS Oc
idbitiiidtgcn 9lHitcrnid)crn aus Den nelm Gltnfer
Counties ucde Der rcicn Iid)erci ami 0c utiirlidcn
AiterHbdntc ole Gonturrcnj citrd bic rationele 9ln
hentndt 0ic oem Staate cine grobe Gina5me 6ringcn
piiroc bou Soolic 6olten molten gcgeu ioQtc oaS felt
me5rGcn &d0rcn beiteben0c Campbell Sricc9itern
SMuhwgcieb 3u !uibcrrtiei Nea rdlt pofifc Gin
iiic i'm 5piee iino uiro's i5nu and Mat gclin9ci
gedgrcnS dnoere &Dlisr rOn cem &lanc iyrcdlen,
8li5cigc 3ii bdian wedlc ieln Ecroncu tragcn, Bat
Cciihau0 dou tSla5ase oie init iiini %eriouen cine
06he BON $3.50 ,SitB crreide Nos III Die S66c Die
scr 6caer Ao6crt l6elcn an 9tithpod in Scr @e8eno
0cg o6annes6aler Gi9icl0cs III &c9leihuig pom Dier
@augicren ergiouncn Bat. Gas I'll cn nelcr g2ct
9ccpro 0cn 9lnippr jit 0cll &ocor0 6iBca Der oeii
Acn Ee1er Tat Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS seac6en bic
isg 0as susi1acn 1on 4rciicn bcmfet murac
Gao bic Samsnrs gariic- DampfrrG:icaidaii nno
fcr Aor0lani4o Slor0 1od nodl 5u ciucm Gmpcritdnc
idB 6cgoarrN ir0 te5iaA Gcs transotIantbcn
4@frcyfefls III cine rsht crlt@tlidle gmprd)t 81
Ndrq traurig a1peiai wciu oie 1cocn arnicn oetdcl
Observation-Disclosures ID eNem @uioertomWe
acieAAa arc aldliQ al a1gilbca haltcu Slir 6reloe
ocr omsldHoiiaa Gsnfrrca' &cfe.Nt l6rrcn bic 6ci.
Den Nceatatcl scr rcrcutc Goninrrdii scr gau5er
i6r6e Scli tgossu
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friwca nA0 Miic 6randla frgdl Die @obt1ati8teits
tadtdaea ul0 oob eerca llNtcri5uagsreri Don
ssr QAlMGiatcil ocy belsr 1iurtes o66dnaig IT.
g5eaa 1ir Dig .um uad0cn Gronuo 0oe.saa lebca
onua nodca ar inns o6cr ous @erf iui0 uertopg
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-13

&0lt ntp {. ~. Ndillnr lJlA
Iic GlcabenourNOrula Oortniuiatc NJ Der
Siaoi Baltimore mddcn bernli peiannt. oos,
nadocm ne lore 1a9clla N1er Die Sndaoi9ul.i
ceu liuiciicu un0 gscriOclNobuugcn be3nBllD
Ser Nonocianitna8 nao vr5iaans pr eoolna'
funsGttnfr, O0n Der llicnns1ilnbc Dtc 5ur ~tls
iuNe SitdBC, ncut ben onrnu pe5i0IiUcn nuo
HoNh.il8ca iMo cogrigirien cricrWoen Bdncn
tcpioirt pC5en ACuilB Den Sorlnrlltcli ocs
ehnrtcrs Der etghl NdH.more nno Der can ~.
Ie5omDcr 1913 iiul,r5el0ucen &crotoLIu9 W.
373 oc5 N'dDpra lii0 GGqnoihe
ic DcriNiI goli8 0cpci. DOB hcla0ic Idoeuc
mo Ssurfe ami oieic 9Sclc pulcnoN NM ues
plnnolQi porocH No uio odb oey Mlnuor mo
5incrQlD BON Baltimore. u1cr iracto ucibc
&csluA oOcr @erlOncl Corporation oocr @orpgs
Iatonen ole nit Dem 5nlprnD oct GHlihdol'
NllieeA nbcg duicrlcGicn &cuDcr1obulSet pie
hle. cciaaat lmIureoen lno, iunerle.b
OYcinG t3O) Anecn poin 3D. Zane i'm Snnnur
1914, ocu Hainm Scr criicu bon ms ero'c'
ncn Geriiilnnimnia blcicr 9loti3, onde1sn
burA inriitihc 4eliiion an oa5 Baltimore
giaoiecrlNi nprcniscn nibecn inocm ic cas-
Geriai nm cine AeYiiion oeflenen anGeleTt .
Ongcnc g.. Grammar,
SUm 3. Snifnro,
pdrrn u. Hcmien
OoMmliarc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-13
Nm oic Domcn.

cir e,nSiae eauir In oeF u1o''sars:sia1I
unfere NubsNailcn leBi 0ncn, Si.,nse nelellpr'
iueldle bic Aleioernadctinih nadl KS in asn
W(ctbnocn erlcrncu iunnen. loluicll gaeio Nlalrs
8tr ,Seii ourn ben Npl0luB az pmnnmiiutse
errcidon llricrrDt NRoracHs. s~nl pan'a.
nno Iperos Beuueme Gtnnocll oes w,
bcaoHnene glrbeiien I5nnen pdpteeilii6 lfIlesre
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riDt I'm @lltluuri uon Mdliterll ellpeSnn4 nj. y"
qlnSlillii fdriNlib oner minoun ~
bcrB Mr A02 Escits9nratDdo-G -Gtfnb'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-13
.SU6n q. Snnforo
t,trftt VI V,cntfrii
Csoa2sso.sepcfsj y cicf
ungcan ber enanenoura0ruas. C0mmlNdrc.


@nli m urc. -. Nnmtdr 1914.
Ole GiroNcNouy6hruds Opnunnnrc ~ pet
Sinoi Baltimore ulncccn bic.nl uciuut onli
Hdahocm iie lore Sn1cAc iiber Ole 0nilNaoiqun
gent unloiieu uno yscri0crO0bniQcn be5ialuD
scr Sou0cmniruna rno Ur5iinang oct Sprsng
ciatocn,Aucnne, ron Dcr GliicIie Der ccEouer
Silnhe bi5 5nr gsciiioin Der Sig1i Siiane
(friihry MurihaN 9lpciWcl, nest lcn onrail oei
5nglihcn en0mNiiQcn mo colrAirlclt ctlarHt
sen NlSNca rcroirl boucu. 0cmdt ben Nor
ihriiicn oe2 0rartcts Der Saoi baltimore
uuo ocr nnl % Tuni 1913 nnicr5clhnciel Ncr
orouuRQ gir 205 oc3 Nlapoys Nao SldoTnlbs
ile lcrmii alo.i8 0spc1 ooB peidGc ISABELLE
mo NGric aui oitie g8clic poleufei MD pc
olnnniai uorocI iit hid fa1 hcr Mdpor ltlo
Sinoira0 bon &aliwole ooer r0efo pclns
Gcriou oocr 'gcrpnch. Corporation pnei Nptpo
ruiionen Die NIT oem 3uprud oer 9nii0doi'
Qnn9cn o0cr aricreNicu sScri1crpobnnAcn, me
bier acndnni. un5luricocn iuio. iNlcrtn
treiGie 500 loGcn. pon %. SAGE in SaMunr
1914, ocm 2Gium Scr crilcn ron ms crlnllc'
ncu Nerbftnil@nnA nicer Noh5, fonNcgen
0urM iAriiiliNc Gciion m cas- Baltimore
GiOolQcrifi appcllen mogcn, ifocW ne oGs
Ocribi I'M cine 2cuiiirn ocrelbcH nnGclcn.
funenc 6. Craunnn,
Ieln g. Sdnfpgo
Narrn ~ HenucH,
Gontiniiidre.
Guerrs q. Ncoaers,
fNnn0G g0 VsrG fHl Cfcrf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-13
spiritnclen. .aiccnsen.
.ite @F g.

GNTcnu Der
prihoicn-9iccn5.Snm
Simmer BOG, cicriMtcncpauDc.
&. 'Scurp SNicr, GrdliocNt
Nottiun &. Minnileu.
SricpB ". Sud,
@pMmildic
1ic rd0Acnaanicu fcrpncn bnpen RciiloNeH
lir cine 0nbctails Spirtn1iens2iceni bonn 1.
Wiai 1914 ciHdcveicbt bic am @amiina oeu
2S Scbrar 1914, I'm IL ubr &ormlinss III
tcidlgun0 Bc5ohcn l0crccu
@rpieiie nNcu ppr ~ ubr NuitnQs uvl
rsancriac, oen 2G. 5c6ruar 1914 cReereini
pGheu, ihr pelde 6orinularc an @elud VI
0iciem 4iirccA eglaH1t mcr0cn ibnca.
Sunu q. 2angbnmmer,
GbciiGlerf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-13

Gun 3metan GpHaref.0iHrifte Ses @taases 3opa, in
reiHem tiig5 Dor 8ci5uadlte Nird ben potliden 1oo
oes Gongrcba6geor0neten g. 2. &cppcr Gcuotrat cine
@ocan5 cintrat bat am 0ieHiiaa oiecr @cdle cine Gr
obuabl atigennocn nao ocr 0cnotratidc Ganoioot
Scrr Nenp 9oamcr Gin Datder scr lan8c Sabrc 0er
srdiioelt 0es Dctit ymTitardcn Scntraluerehla
pon 0areuport gcrcic IT, irls ocu 1ie0 0aDon Ger
gl9iall oieier grabpa9 0or ais cine eltbeiBnng oe5
Sries 6er ocnotraHdeu NoulRraton III @Salbing
ton algaiebM rcrOen iii elm &cucs, Dab oos NliB.
trmen meh5es iri6er Dem ocroiratii9cl &egnnc cr.
Ge5cugctraacn uuroc ncrtmirog gc@pm0ci 10 felt.
oau sic 0cnolratidc Eortei @clc9cubet gcbabt bat @
III Scr Gecegeruho ue aid IL Ser @relti1e 81 bet9oti
gen. Giee GIIhenmra III inn 70 bc0ciiiamer oa bic
Gria6rrna bs9or gelc5rt 9ot 0nB cine llm9cliohnlg
scr 3olpoftt Der oofiir Recommendation &ariei nr
al3u leidt 5m Ncr6dnsnB mcr0eu tolm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-13

1ie oem 0argldnoer 5enat g0rliegenoc @l, luei@s
sen Midtcrn Oas ibNon uor ucnigen Sahrcn gc1cbcnc
9cdt pic0cr cntlicbe ol oes @lor0c inn criie @raoc
Sdul0ige 3u lc6eis6ngddcr 3u1t0as1ait oniiott
SIM IoOc am @al5cn n uenirt5cilqn olte nidt an1c
nonuien ucr0ci @e&morcnc pcrocu lcidter iiir cin
1noig Iprchaoes llrtbcil itimncn ucun iic miiiea,
nab Hdt ln6e0ingt bic Eooesitraic olqeN mB. @cml
c miiien oaB eiii S6noig oes g0rocs I'M erlten ORG
0c ben lo0 ucirt weroen ii1 1T mondlcu 60qcn lcd)T
geneiat icit, o ,duoi5 oc9 AlorocS I'M 5meitcn Ora
1c~ SIT crfenuen ino ooim lit bic b0dlltc Strae %
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-03-11
CAN HAVE COUNTY AGENTS
Bill Provides For
VermOnt-The Work of
Mr.. StimSOn.

Through the courtesy of Hon.
Frank Plumley, Secretary Tit
comb, of the Caledonia County
Farmers, Association, has re-
ceived copy of a letter from W. j.
Spillman of the Department of Agr1-
culture advising that the congress
sional bill as reported to the house
by the committee provides for the
continuance of the demonstration
work in the north and western states.
If this bill passes the house and SEN
ate in it's present form all OF the
counties in Vermont to which are
now extended aid for the support OF
the county agent will have this sup
port for another year. Every mem
Der of the congressional delegation
in Vermont is interested in and look
ing after this bill.
Beginning with the next fiscal
year. July 1st, the state of Vermont
will receive $4,000 from the Lever
fund. and the state college of agri-
culture will be at liberty to use some
of this money in extending the coun-
ty agent work.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-03-11
CONVENTION HERE
Knights of Columbus To Hold Au-
nuaI Gathering May l2-LOcal
Preparations.

The state convention of the
KNIGHTS of Columbus of Vermont
will be held here with Sheridan
Council, No. 421, on Tuesday, May
p. 1t is expected large number of
delegates and ladies from ali sections
of the state will be in attendance.
The local council is already making
preparations for the entertainment
of their guests. The program is not
completed but may be briefly out
lined as follows
Monday evening, May II, ban
ouet to the members and delegates;
Tuesday, May IL, morning, Solemn
high mass at St. Aloysius church, fol-
lowed by the opening of the conven-
ton in Pythian hall. The convention
will be in session. in the afternoon
and the ladies in attendance will be
entertained during the session hours
bv a committee of ladies represent
ing the knights Of Columbus of st.
Johnsbury.
Tuesday evening the convention
Ball will be given in Bertrand's hall
with music by Riley's orchestra of
Barre.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-03-11
Back From The South.

Guy w. Hill who has been spend
ing several weeks in the South re-
turned home last Friday night much
benefited by the rest and change he
enjoyed in South Carolina, Georgia
and Florida. One of the novel ex-
periences he had was attending a
county fair at Orlando, Florida in
February. He had other experiences
that were not pleasant. On Feb. A
he was in the wreck between Flor
ence Villa and Lucerne Park, Fla,
when the whole train was derailed.
He was somewhat bruised but not
seriously hurt. On his way home he
took a boat at Savannah for Boston.
They had rough weather all the way
and when off Long Island the boat
was forced to anchor near the Vine
ward Light Ship. An anchor chain
broke and the ship drifted rapidly
toward the shore Tt had got within
400 feet of the shore before the en-
gines got control of it. Then 1t put
out to sea and out rode the storm.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-03-11
SCARLET FEVER PREVAILS.
Three Young Victims of the Dread
Disease in Town.

st. Johnsbury is having a curious
and alarming time with scarlet fever
just now, there having been several
cases and three deaths, but the cases
are so scattered it is hard for the Of
ficials to know just how to handle
them. Yesterday morning, Health
officer, F. s. Hartman, placed quar-
antine on the family of Kenneth Nc
Donald in Caledonia street and in
the afternoon, Ethel, their seven
year old daughter, died from the dis
ease, hers making the third death,
the first being Harold Rickaby, on
Feb. II, and the second Leora Brig
ham, last Wednesday. Mr.. McDon-
aid has been sick for a week and two
younger children have the disease,
but not badly as yet.
The first case discovered was on
the Grant farm, three miles beyond
East Village and half a mile from a
neighbor. The next case was in the
Cleary family on Lafayette street.
Then came the serious cases in the
Rickaby family, two miles beyond
Fairbanks village, the first child dy-
ing from the disease. Then the
Brigham family in the Fairbanks
boarding house were quarantined,
and the ten yeard old daughter died.
On Thursday, Grace Darling, of
Orchard street was found to have
contracted the disease and the board
of health decided to close the school
at Fairbanks Village. The whole
school room has been washed with
gasoline, the books have been fumi-
gated and the small supplies like PEN
ellis have been destroyed. If there
are no new cases the school will
probably be reopened next Monday.
On Sunday some of the churches
omitted their Sunday schools but
this was done from choice and not
from any order of the board OF
health.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-03-11
Boy Scouts Reorganized.

The reorganized Boy Scouts held
their second meeting in the chapel of
the Baptist church, on Monday even
ing. There was large at
tendance of boys. The organiza-
ton is under the direction of Major
J. w. Tinker, who is giving the boys
excellent drills and is laying some
very attractive plans for the near
future. The purpose of this organiza-
ton is to aid the boys in the cultiva-
ton of self-control and manliness.
1t is entirely free from any sectar1an
bias and Major Tinker wants all the
boys to join who are not already
members of some other corps. He
wants to secure a membership OF
$50 boys, having a signal corps, a
bicycle corps a drum corps and vari-
Gus other divisions. 1t is planned
for the boys to turn out on Memorial
Day for escort dtuy.
We are very fortunate in securing
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-03-11
PLANNING FOR TEACHERS.
Hospital Committee Chosen For State
Teachers Convention.

The Committee on nomination for
local committees for the State Teach
ers' convention here in October is
making it's selections.
The hospitality committee are:
Charles E. Peck, A. H Gleason,
Harry M. Nelson, L. p. Slack. Don
C. stiles, P. e. May, Walter kellogg,
Edward S. Bailey, Oscar Beck, H. F.
Balch, Raymond Pearl, James Cos
grove, Guy w. Hill, L. v. Hastings,
A. J. Higgins. Bernard Johnson, Mrs.
Alvin Flint, Miss Helen Stevens, Mrs.
Luther Jewett, Mrs. A. L. Bailey,
Miss Margaret Clark, Miss Josephine
Peck, Mrs. w. J. Bigelow, Mrs. Sarah
F.. Hoveyg Mrs. Margaret Haywood,
Mrs. E. H. Ross, Mrs. NJ G. Bene-
dict There was a committee meeting
last Tuesday evening at the Y. M. c..
A. and there will be another one
next Tuesday evening at 7.S0 at the
same place.