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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-02
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lideH Sourndliiteu S. @ @cls Der oas brjtiidc Bolt
rcrbege mo 5lun ;Sranttirelrtrieg moroere i'm Sale
elmer Snpaon Ser britiiden aiieln 0rb Die Detd)en.
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ben weroeu tann oa lid ais Gngdnoer 5n oclitider
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ro llebermcaid:"
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ocr (uQcu0 ais e es tcin (5cl0 oOcr glddboentcn TO-
itctlr 9uS Ser NQnn 0cS Shidicls:" 9tapoleon:
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Gcbora Die ibm 5ur Scrrda iiber Die eroe perbilit.
@enn CT erras babcn ul 10 aeitebt er b ME elm,
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lid nlO reoios enc 8dt ici oieicnigeu 5l beiiegen
peld)e Die oou linn bese6rc sadie beiben. Ionu abcr
ih er mpiocriieblid @ledj Dem gIrotraten padt cr,
uas beaebrt imO tbt er, mas bm beliebt geid Dem
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uirfiame moraliide Noltime web cr INNER 81 iiuoeu
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an uno nennt oos Stolonotion @enn er fir feline
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g2iiiionare aus. Inn oen Riloen oos gDangehm oes
sgreoens 3u perfiin6en 0ie @Sa tooten oeu Nliiiio
mar cr arcit 81 oen g8aiien inn fir oos Gbrcut6um
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nimuit c5 ala cine Selobming oes Simmes in @eiiB
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goro ieines Sdliiies nagct cine 6lagae nit einem
Ssreu5 an Die Spite eincs pauptnaiteS mo iegelt an
0as Gnoc Der gSelt mo brinat ole 5in Sinte breni
anc ncocr. 5er6rt oQc, Die ibm ieinc &ctbcrridait
ireta nader lpoaeu Gr riibmt h oaB Gin Sflaue
ire piro lobolo CT brben goocn beiritt mo cr Der
iouit oie Snoer ieiner 9ruen nit iedS Sabrc an Die
6abritcn, 100 ic td9lidl 16 ShuOcn SIR 9rbcit nngc
peitidjt mcroel Gr erregt 5we 9leuoittoneu nio cr
tIart Damn oel areg i'm Ramen BON @eies mo Sro
mng. Gin GngIdnoer ibt 9laes, Oas Bette mic oas
SdIeftec aber CT tbut ME mredt @r tout Aaes aus
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cen betriigt aus 9edotd)cn @rmoidBeH, modlt Sol
ter 81 5flaUm aus rehspotihen @rmoidsla bait
81 ieiuem aone ans oualen no ihlast ibm Den 9ppi
ob aus republitanii5eu @rmodset.
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&reie nidt ebr cntbuaitiid ibcr Sbou lit. Gr madt
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-02

O. ndrh am 80 9obcmbcr 1914, nnb ldus
aercm aranlcin 9inric Nlarnareihc Nsnui, ae
licnic Satin BON 9iidoluua Wodm Ncr,
lpnHoic uno Srcunoc iino boilinii cnaclnncu,
Der VccroipunQ nni Eouncritaa, 8. GC3cmbcr,
Sl5 ubr MlorQene bon ibrer 2eobmina. 9lr.
t27, Mcf.Gnfntunaseuan beiYiuubncn 0ann
sur tWlpboniuciStirdlc no um ll1r 9iorlenn
cine iccrllChc Ncduicm oOdmcie iiir ipr Scc
lcnbcll Qcleleu ulro. tclleguna aui Dem Ner5
SclISricohuic
l4bilaoelphia @a.. 3ciungcH polcn eeidi'
llQli COplrcu)
(NeiiM3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-02

gm 27 Nobcm1cr Ielninm 9 Neplpn, glr
$50 silo Ncuwooo.Aoenue 1d Sabre nli.
2m 2l 9lonembpg SDbn Bculu, Ar. ll2
1Sclt Ntob. Sirahc 20 Sabre all
Am 2s 9loOcnlhcr aDuiig Nccic, .yitlc
Slicro Of ibc 1cor~ 0g Sabre alt
Gin %. 9ioucmbcr Ncurn Sicariit, 9r. 23l5,
OalicrneDeuuc. 81 Sabre ali
lm "a YioOcnbcr 0ln Smfn, s6r1ueHuclm
bon mlnLnLluo. y Lahrc lll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-02

1Riuc, iUie ocutide 3eihugcn bcrid
ten Eeutide lInterieebootc feuern
oui 4oiiagier Gampier feiuc Cor.
peoos ob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-02
gesaoIid SCI Bereitidlaft SCI reid

ge5aeIid Oer gsreitidait Der rciden sImeriancr,
sic gegier 3il mtcrittcn irdbreno ie Die slrne mo
Sililocn i'm eigencn 9onoe mbeahtei oiien. ioat Der
gcU.gort Americon4 M gber oieie 8eitre6lmgm
ino iibcr Die pontoncn gniSbridc 0cs Snutts DER
Nillisbereitidait bel enen aroBen lmglide binnusge
0ouaen Se limo 81 elmer Spielerc elmer Nlooe elmer
llnnie, elmer prtlideu IoQbeit geooroen Aobltbd
gte ipclt 5l oft Die 5wctc Hole neben o5ialcr grab
lerc llnierc eieenG Satioslcttc fonen genan IS 90
oahlos ein mo limo cS and aeHou 10 riercno genou
70 bunaria pe iraeiO eil gclger llnO Der Dlann DER
cne 1dden ireren ooer ocrbimaern ldbt pdbrcno
CT iebit nit piel @come it'd Dem 9usIanoe gcgeniber
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iceIt it, Eie oberc Sinte 9lUemie Glepgort) aeigt
mcbr 9aruber5iafeit iiir Ole Cboadoien BON SoUcn
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Ter American~ bat oamit oen 9la0cl aui ben 9opi &c
hoien IS III eiuas glnocreS, pcnn Die Eeftidcn
Ccitcrrefcr nuo lnsaul IN glmcrifo lid iclb Npicr
ouicregeu I'M ocn Nmterblcbenen ser aricgcr pcldc
'r 2cben fir i6r 9aierano laiien aus Der glotb 81
hcIicn Ccnn cs aibt feneu Gcliiden 0eitcrrcd)cr
ooer llnsarn in slmcrfo, oer udlt glugeborgc oocr
1reiuoc i'm Ssregc bat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-02
epiritnOIcn-eicsnscm

eine 9ir. f6.
Bnrenu bci
Observation-Disclosures .umiiinre,
Smmcr 3OO OjerlmtSgcbNncc.
g. 0cnrD Nnler, 9rdNocnt
Nobiiuu q. Aiulliiu,
1oiepb ". BUD,
Oomniiidre.
Sic uaNecnaunien RcgioHcn baben @cil'
iioneu fir cine SraneierirnnO elmer 0noc.ail'
SpirtuoieuYiccH5 bonn 1. Widi 1913 einge.
reidt bic am cieniina, oen 10. December
1914 I'M II llbr &ormliage IN Heratbune &C.
5oQcu per0eu.
glroiciic mlfen bic - ilbr waiiass ON
Snmitag Den y. Gc5cWbcr 1914. clHaerei4l
peroen fir uelde 6ormnlare au @clu9 10
oieieni Bureau erlaHat perOen ionncH.
Spbu y. 8aHsDammer
0bcs0lcrt
Mnme. glorefe gsago
,rcnocl Charles. 1901 9ioro iNNhiorogloe., s
5uloeu gIiaH l8erberaibeD 32i big 1929
Seit4WnoiiouaStr .............. IL
6oudnoer SOiepb. 04l Bcnnlnloan.Q'Noc. n
oolunoer Soicpb 94i 43 Rennpbnnes
Npelut +....N...... - -. -
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Nca.inc. gonis s.. as @emiplpdnia'Nnc IL
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lloiior & gsciclo. 20 uno ~ t0nmocnsSir22
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Sbaiicr 0brihna g (9erberaibcD 1901
o.GnlOpunsStt .................. ........ ~
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Ncuoer. obm0u. ana 0or0 Rcnrl Str..... ~
gSinis. ggiuIam s.. 1900 0-02 GA gseii
Baltimore StrdGc .....................i 10
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-02

SIS iidrb am f. Nc5cuhcr t0iA 1rcoerld Sid
i'm gllcr bon 70 N0bgen nnn Z Olonaict ec
lic5ter 0aiic BON Niaric Bid, Scrpanbie mo
Treiluoc ocr Sdmiic ilno d9lnn9soou elnec
ubr. non iciner 9obnnna. 9lr. 1913, Noro'
Gclnuro.9lucung, aus bci5uwohnen Ecilctiiia
0ii Dem DrciCiniaiclie Sriconoc"
lNcl2 -4l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-02

Die eonouncr NeonHe, Oah Der NIT 2500 fran50i
idbcn uu0 bclgiidcn 6liidtliusen beIooeuc Campier
,AoniraI Golieounie" Der inn enaliidlen Sano urtcr
0ne luo nobel 80 Rcroucn ertronten, pon einen oett
Ihai Sorpeoo aeroiien worocl fell III cine siae Tos
2diii Ilci aui clue pon Sen gn0lanoern gee9tc See
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-02
Vlartin 6. Nlippiidl.

Gs larb WlarHn g. 0lippiiA, 72 Sabre oft
Sic Nceronung iluoci Douueritaa, Rahnii
iago = llbr bon guorcu 9ioboc & EOus Vc
dcnhciaiier 6tab!Ncmcnt. glr 130, VcnnihlUas
uiasNUenLc, nuS iiait. (Nc62-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-02
VoItinlnrc Gemetrrll.

Sarean: panptGlunang gl5rih.NueHut 0niim
bon ort 3ah,SifnRr.
9carnbnirni0Hc 5u ucrianicn Ron S25 an.
scliion ogS" unier urmcrudnrcnbcr Nrlidi,
500. Nnnm nr cinnnc Nrdbcr. Solieu'
ircic Ncnutnnn Der Nnpeuc
(1nuiiO1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-02

Sine ceptidc nus qOnOou iaat DSisefreO Sdnei'
Scr elm Gctidcr, crGrcftc sic @enniten mo 3honer
i'm 9oDiirafeH @oIi5egcridt 1ctc ais cr rubig 5ugab
onB or aeraumc 3eit in Scr britiideu 9rmee in 5rant
reid aeoeut uuo Dab alien Wt8lieocrn oeS Hotbe are5
Corps oeut e Buaet1eilt aepeie ec glatcnolitdt be-
iunnt ici . Gr mar i'm glaaemeiteli Miliiar.9o.
iptal in 9ouloanc oeen Stob er inter ocm Homcn
Sreocrid Sagor nnac9oric rcr6aiict poroeu 0as @c
lidt iiberipcs i'm Dem Scria6ren obne i'm 5r 8ilra
idlait 5Buaiica1 sio mieoer euer Der idlredlfen
4oeitidlen Spiono Der lid batie auwerben laiict nm
oie Gnolanocr 81 perraDa Der armc 5obn @naiii 81
leooilert
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-02

Die oeSabriac oentihe S6eatsr Saiion, Die morgeu
9beno besimt miro obnc 3wciic ciil idrfer ntereiir
tes Rubfim inoen ais Die beioen oorbergebenoai 5a
ous Ie i'm nlten &aieranoc Der arieg oos ocitidle
gSof ieter 5uiamncngetet Bat o Bat CT and in gnic
ria oeil cnaerGi 3uiannlcuithB Der @iIlioucH oe
ten gtcs bcuirtt Die glniein0ugeu, wedJc Geitid
Iono oos oeit1e Bolt uno bic DeutidSmerifdncr bon
Seicn cincS groBen lbeilcs Scr aneritanihcn @reie
nodD Dem glsbrufc oes Sfreaes crobren ba6en boben
sic 2icbc 5u Ocutid)cm @eIeu oefider gIrt oeuiber
Sprabc uno ocutifcr 9unit nci aeuedt lno oeSbalb
alaubeu mir, oaB Die oeitide Srping Flace G9eater
geenihaft bon geugorf oc ans critfaiiigen Bib
enfnihcrn beebt in oieier Saon eii iuct iidrter IN
trcirtes @ublihm in Baltimore ontrcicn miro, ais
tS bisbcr oer San mar
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Nrrean a.a Nesansr. .anIp.Ilars.

-o' 9tpptNlVet .i'AAt
g un0 Carrie sheitle, cenidb Der am TO-
9uni 1908 unier5einneicn Acrorbnug Nr
100 Ibinnii a.. QnrdQrapb ~ (uic am 2e.
glopeniber 1911 omcnolrD nm 0rloubniB nn0.
acincbi bat ooe Nnoclcn glr 1858. NlcGocrrp,
SitObc. ais Gnniicoc 81 pcnubcn.
6. g. 9utDo,
(Qop27 -2s.3o, ,1esi) e5ebduoc Snipdior
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glcrmiIdltr gInaeincn.


Niriunt1 1edru 8rubc5 0uQrr Hrumpic
0rnlie. ~. y. Olnnlcc. VT ~, Sho,oopar0.
Srnbc Iclcuhnn St Vnn 1927.
YIN sic Snmen.
Die eiT3igr enulr IN Der sinbt.
ipclnf bic 0iei0crniaheriunn nan 0en neueiicii
O,cibooen erletnen mollen i1nncli bic5 IN lur,
ser 3eli ourn een einihlnb on oicic aloiicn
sifeidcn lnicrrlni liorQcur. 9iadmlinne unb
Hucnoe. Nenncme SunoeH. SIN oauic be-
0cnncne .lrhciicn i0uucn mdbrcno ocB Inter
rdli5 lorl0eiebl iDcroeu @rlnblincr lliict'
tdi I'M Gniuurl bon Whllcrn ertbellf Ndhcre
Nneiunii lmfiiiD oocr nilntiN bel 6rl.
enOfre. 9r. 1O2, geeit. earaipaa, ,etrabs.
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uutcr5uItnna,u.

70 ttN 9ciic Nfirn!loncH.
NynN Mintincc'u
- nne Gitc 25c.
Matlncen 1icnitna, Wlittuoh, Nreiin0. eamiia9
lie 2iebesgeinldjtc einer paBreu Sran.
ySbe @iHHiHg Of Scrbara gSOrtb."
CrlninalTrnppc uuo 4ruonitipn
Gle ldlcu Den 3lomuH, iebeu &c lett oaa
Sramu. gceniihe RroouiiioH bon ungciu1bns
ld)em SLAM. (Hop29- Gc55)
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-07-15

Wells Quimby has been making
quite extensive repairs on the Mary
Knapp house. II is we'll arranged for
two families.
Thomas Bean OF White River
Junction called on his former
friends and neighbors here last Mon
day.
Mr.. Lane, an agent Of the Anti
saloon League, will speak at the
Methodist church next Sunday morn
ing. There will be the usual Ep-
worth League service in the evening
at 700 o'clock.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-07-15

Repairs to BE Commenced on the
Congregational Parsonage.

Repairs to BE Commenced ON the
Congregational Parsonage.
Rev. Robert Clark held an open
air service at the Tea Shoppe
grounds Sunday afternoon.
There will be a food sale at E.
c. Morse's store Saturday afternoon
for the new organ fund.
Miss Ruth Barber of Sheffield Wis
tied her friend, Miss Verna Aldrich,
over Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. John Campion has spent the
last week visiting her sister in East
Haven.
At a special business meeting of
the Congregational church Wednes-
day evening it was decided to reno
vate the inside of the parsonage
with paint and paper at once and
do the shingling a little later.
Mrs. Alex Aldrich and son, Ken
meth, went Thursday to Palmer,
Mass, called there by the death of
her sister, Mrs. Lane.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Quimby of
New York city arrived Monday night
by automobile to spend the summer
at the Quimby home.
Rev. T.. B. Blodgett and family
went Wednesday of last week to
Cabot to spend two weeks with rela-
tives. They were accompanied by
Miss Gertrude Cone, who is a stu
dent Of Montpelier Seminary and is
spending her vacation at Mr.. Blod-
gett's.
Miss Mildred Chesley Of st. Johns
bury has commenced work for o.
H. Mfg. Co., and is boarding at E..
C. .Morse's.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. c. Morse and son,
Leslie, and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Chase
went Wednesday to Burlington by
auto. Mr.. and Mrs. Chase went on
to Salisbury to visit friends and all
returned home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Farnum, Mon
roe Pedley and son, Scott, Miss Ell
len Westerburg and Miss Laura
Cragg go to-day to York Beach to
stay the remainder of the month.
Mrs. Wells Quimby is spending
several days with relatives at Con-
cord and Whitefeld.
Mrs. Earl Bradshaw went Tues
day to Petersburg, N. Y, to stay
several weeks with her sister and
other relatives.
Rev. r. F. Lowe preached at the
Methodist church last Sunday morn
ing in the absence of Rev. BIodgett.
Rev. r. H. Moore of Lyndonville
preached in the evening.
VIII Mooney has moved his family
to this village into the house he re-
Gently purchased of Mrs. Amos
Morse.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-07-15
PASSUNIPSIC

Miss Lydia Lebay of Danville
spent few days last week with her
brother, Louis Lebay.
Harold Ward has received his di-
ploma for an architect in the Inter
national Correspondence School. Mr..
Wood is not decided as to what he
will do at present.
Mr. and Mrs. o. N. Pinney, Will
and Andrew Mumlee are visiting in
Rumney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Wood have
had a New England phone put in
their house.
Mrs. Alma Davis and Misses Ben
lab and Ellen Louie spent Sunday
in Danville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Converse are
rejoicing over a baby boy born last
Friday.
Mrs. Emma Wells is caring for
Mrs. W. II. Shaw at St Johnsbury.
i :, Mrs. Julia Barker Is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Sarah Shaw, who is sick.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-07-15

The following advertisement was
printed in the Pennsylvania Gazette
for June %. 1887. The author Of this
little masterpiece is supposed to be no
other than Franklin himself. I'D. b."
then, stands for Deborah Franklin:
Taken out of a pew in the church
some months since a Common Prayer
Book bound in red. gilt and lettered
ID. b. on each cover. The person who
took It is advised 70 open IL and read
the eighth commandment and after
ward return IL into the same pew
again, upon which no further notice
viii be taken"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-07-15

person DESTROYS OF having his name
placed upon the Republican primary
ballot as a candidate for an Office
named in the Introductory para
graph shall file a statement of can
didacy with the secretary of the Re
publican state committee except that
candidates for representatives to
Congress shall file such statement
with the secretary of the Republi-
can committee for the district where
in they desire to become candidates,
respectively. Each such statement
shall be in substantially the follow
ing form:
To the Secretary of the Republican
... committee:
i, ~ of ... in the
county Of ...... and state or
Vermont, hereby declare that | am
qualified voter, and a member of the
Republican party and that l am a
candidate for nomination by said
party to the Office of ....... to be
voted for at the Republican primary
to be held on the first Tuesday of
September, 1914. / hereby request
that my name be printed on the bal
lot for use at said primary, as a can
didate for said Office; and / hereby
declare that l will abide by the re-
suit of said primary, and by the
regulations promulgated by the Re
publican state committee concerning
the same.
Dated at .............. in the
county or .......-.. this
day of ........... 1914.
-. (Name) .............
III.
file such a statement of candidacy
shall be printed upon the Republi-
can primary ballot, provided said
statement is accompanied by a petit
ton signed by 500 or more legal
voters of this state in case of a state
office, Cor of United States senator) 4,
and $50 or more voters in case of
representative to Congress. Such pc
titions shall be in the following
form:
To the secretary of the Republican
.............. committee:
We, the undersigned freemen,
qualified voters at the next general
election, do hereby request that the
name of $500. of ...... in the
county of ....., be printed on
the ballot for use at the Republican
party primary to be held on the hrsL
Tuesday of September, 1914, as a
candidate for the Republican nOmi-
nation to the Office of ........ to
be chosen at the next general cleo
tion. And we declare that we intend
to support said candidate for such
nomination, and for elections If
nominated.
Names of signer Residence
w.
Ballots for the primary in each
town shall be provided by the state
committee in the form of the regu-
lar Australian ballot:
v.
At the opening of the primary in
each town the Republican voters
present shall elect a chairman and
secretary. The town committee shall
select any other officials needed to
secure the fair and orderly conduct
of the primary and shall also furnish
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-07-15

No human body after drowning can
remain sunk longer than ninety or nine
ty-six hours Although all air has been
expelled from the lungs by the inhaled
water, the drowned body viii be doat-
ed by the gases which begin to form
In any dead body Immediately after
Observation-Disclosures Ledger.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-07-15
Largest Flower.

The largest flower in the world
grows on the Island of Mindanao. It's
habitat is far up the Parag noun
tain, $500 feet above the level OF the
sea. The natives give it the name
OF Bolo. Its fulIblown blossom, five
petaled, is over three feet in diane
teF, and weighs 20 pounds. The flow
er was first found in Sumatra and was
called Rafnesia Schadenburgia, in hon
or Of its discoverer whoever he
wtmnl E x
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-07-15
venomous Mexican scorpions.

bGHOUOd9 HtSAiCaU scorpions
There are several varieties of SCOT
pions in Mexico, some Of them exceed
ingly venomous and others little fear
ed In the neighborhood Of Topic the
virulent centuris -gracillis abounds,
hut it is little known about the more
northern state of Sonora 1t In one OF
the most venomous creatures I'm the
world.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-07-15

Bacon-I gave my wife q rainbow
kiss few minutes before left home
this morning
Egbert-What in the world is q rain
bow kdss2
zone that follows stOrm."-YOnkers
Statesman.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-07-15

Plan Accepted by the Republican
State Committee.

state AOAnAAAACGs
The candidates Of the Republican
party OF Vermont for Governor,
Lieutenant Governor, State Treasur-
er, Secretly of State, Audi
tor Of Accounts, Attorney Cen
eral, United States Senator and Rep
resentatives to Congress shall be vot-
ed for in a direct primary to be held
on Tuesday. Sept. ], 1914, and the
following regulations are adopted
by the Republican state committee
to provide that the persons receiv-
ing the most votes for each of the
said Offices shall be the nominees
therefore as the candidates of the
Republican party, at the election to
be held on the first Tuesday in No
vember, 1914; and these reulations
are to be interpreted, in the absence
of a state law, as designed to pro-
vide that the direct vote of the Re-
publican voters of the state shall be
effective in determining the noml-
nee.
Regulations.
I.
Such primary vote shall be taken
in each of the several towns OF the
state under the supervision OF the
Republican town committee; but
these local officials shall have no
power to change the regulations pro-
vided. 1t shall be their duty merely
to see that voters affiliated with, or
desiring to affiliate with, the Repub-
lican party shall have fair and full
opportunity to express their choice
OF candidates, and that the result Of
the vote be promptly forwarded to
the secretary of the state committee.
The local committees shall provide
voting place and post notices stat
ing the place, the hours and the pur-
pose of said primary.
II.
On or before August 1, 1914, a
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The Reason.

what are all these men doing
here?" asked the visitor to the jail
''Most Of Them" answered the guild
ing official, "are doing time for doing
hers."-Exchange.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-07-15

Are you storing, as junk. some
thing that would be very useful to
someone9 See what sort OF a For
Sale" ad. you can write!
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-07-15

Hope, like the glimmering taper'a
light, adorns and cheers tho way
Goldsmith.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-07-15

Cool printing requires time. A
early order will aid good work.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-07-15

The state and district convention
shall have power to formulate plat
form; and the successful candidates
at the primary shall become mem
bers of the convention when it pro-
ceeds to the preparation of the plat
form.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-07-15

On or before August 1, 1911,
The herald., 1914-11-19
THE MINsTRELs ARE COMING.

Remember the Y. w. c. 4. girls will
be over here in Minstrel Performance
on Saturday, November 21st, s p. m,
at Pythian Hall. They will give you a
good laughing tonic with jokes and
music, so cast blues" aside and be on
hand to hear them.
Emmett Kennedy will be there, too
with a good negro dialogue. You have
heard him before and you want to hear
him again.
The Mt Olivet Sunday school and
the Silent Helpers Circle of King S
Daughters will see that you get your
moneys worth, for the price of admis,
sion has been placed within the reach
of everyone-ten cents.
The herald., 1914-11-19
Wireless Waves Bother Birds.

Wireless telegraphy has done much
for US, and probably-or rather, surely
wiIl-do a great deal more for the
benefit Of humanity az large. But, II
they could speak, many birds would
probably tell you that they don't ap-
prove of this new invention in the
least. For In the parts Of the world
where there are q large number OF
wireless stations observations have
been made which seem to indicate that
birds are disturbed in a very curious
way by the wireless waves. The un'
offending seagull is one Of the chiei
sufferers, as also is the harmless
dove. This strange state Of things IL
attributed In some way to an enec'
OF the ether waves, though how 1t II
brought about is not yet understood
Answers.