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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04
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BEL Der uecbdm gn6erumg ndt lin ser riu @oIf wcnig-
items Den Sden Der @eebte gbe1 ito6 IN ben miben
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Derners erpeen
ym brad i'm Sabre 1894 Der rieq NIT Sopon Oeu u9d
ldcr 9sgong fir cng 3et eiuen @c in 96lonos ner $50
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Notqua Wm in Oieier Stoo Iieie Sunen bcoeucn fir
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ieebouen i'm Nor0en n0 fir pdge aunonrbeen I'M o9on0
tneno Seen mrroe grGcn ebeno gn9s I'M Sobre 1912 Giee
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04

0e 9imort oc o entente o 6ric6cnSuOte SraOenen
Mon nad ggtou aeanOt Bat bctout nit bonoere Radord
oaB pas goonalden Rrnp in europa pocr @etmg ommen
mi Die noufriigfeit Die in oiren @ortl &s0ud fomnt,
miro 0 gSe her ole pabrcn 3ee Der @ntene ndt Gnidei
gc .. &uBau6 0eics Aaionatdte Gr5ip repetirt 1T
ser &eraepalgma SinIanO felt Oe Sabre 1898 eridtliG
Q9Gbren0 ne 8eranOes nit &uba6 bate 6nan0 nn6e bum
bert Sabre ene 8re5ct bcbate mo M uer utonome erie @
Inter oe o glioncn Sindnoern in 6inonO cbten
idbr ebntuino 9cn Die ober ib lene AenOerlng pnldn
8inlanO gait Der derie Shub o 3dren mO oft bega6 id
Ianocr Der 0rie Oorbn 9eDolonGrcn ir 81 ici.
@e ner 9brou6eei99 i'm Sabre 1894 orpa6 3or &ioas Der
8pete in ine &egnngelb0e ene @oradnger oe
cntrddge udterbang Der niib StootSperaing no engc
Sabre buold urOe 0ees Gcrprdcn aud eebaltc m
1898 on 0am p0b6 Der @ce uO Anana Sabres 800
miroe o mde Sanotog enbcn cine ndc SorIagc ber Die
sSebrpibtroge bcro6cn.
1l Ous I'M So6re 1899 enae 6ebrnor 9ionc 6cnnte sic
GebSgune oaf 6inlanOS @cbge6mg in Der paiphuade ri
iAn geGooc 6ertragn mcrOe @an crieh enge Gnir gcn
nlnecn ir sic &ree uncr0rdtc ctngen fbc uii.
ib Sprade Sen 5dhcn u6 Saosperpolng ci beeige oic
Stdne 6noos on bier Sabre woour Der ide @olucrncr 30
brtop unberrib muroc perB Ou gric9c5emniB cbte nn
potden 0enusiuB Gin un0 oermebrte 0e Spioage I'M 2uoc
Der Elm dm1bdes 1enun5onten. .SDfem onoeOc D
nicIcn Gcern Gtelern @iropoS 8arcn qcretc
Rl6c sic n 1901 elmer nernonaln 1cpoon 6erreid
ben tc pnroe nid ongenomc A ~ Sm 1904 tom Elm ncS
grpidgeieb 6as o nide 9m ouioe ino ole @nt6rmg oeS
rten @e6rpidt SDcmS in 6inlonO perWtc Srob gobfomS
reuam Straimobregn ete d ole Nrbe O we6rpibge Snan6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04

Gooetc me pcuu meclcgeu ommt brngt c mir ra6nO
tleinc Stoc meiter6oit bcreetc tirdeu aaiiees
Ga3 9nebt @benio alt ne @eter reu
mie Gin 0oibm0 Oini6ere pe Elm SaOe enem DGrdMbauc
On ponOes fen noet oogt nn ober ndt lno
eilt berprrt, beid1ut, b0pe0t Ibir bnans.
ue uBien mir ni beOeten iolte ais mir in tenen
Sleen 9eer ein5encn S0ulern go5e rmon1er
gouern Io6e Die d in iei rerOgem @e Orenonoer Ordng
tcn almG6d eiere Sm oeer Aniammmgu flar
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ocne6r 9cim 6rer &anoSletc SlnOermgen
@ru0te So0t1 Senber59te 0oB lie at oe chr
liGe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES alsiabeu
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pbh @aern Der @e0anfc era6 Die tern Std0tdcn
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GGder init WoiSlob be0ed oeren So5
Fopriloion Sobafbter Erodnc bdnge foe
lie bcroor Smpddli rauen Sn i6rer onOerboren pniden
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rotben grc 6aen Oioletu 8dman nit Be3trogn o
6o3 boruB 0c 5uBmooe Oes goriuBoebes lit bel Den poudcu
@egen weieoS praft unO Billie a6er 0eie @eommfctmirg
5iim Sdreien
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8un0e no ellen i bedpngten 5drttes 81 Der le BON
Der I rings pcbre bier siebt u mouen
0e cenn ole 4 bier o6peleu ino mogba mDeri Die @onoc
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ILL., ge6 &uoe 0em }pde porf untcr
ubcaebenl eierld rbrode m0 Ort omen ord ole
G6r i'm 8oac Die cin5cncn @uande bnous Ole enge dnopp
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8rigeleien Der 9le0r geben.
Sit atsgerolbt 10 ranoer ser ng in sic 6emoden 00rier
rd NeS lit per beaoe Nlonde f0nnen d faum ihppn Gie
inniqien 8inge mer0e mtget: Genpade etpo
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llno duer lit Won 6orf d feline Ylbe pe0rBe
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i lit Ons muB 6m oe I'M ionoeu Aisrau6en Os 9eib'
t6mS Der gnen 2o0slete i'll gleer mi ndt
bern ole Oee Heoerr1dgeten Seinon
oelt)en oooaten IN ole Sdube geld)oben meroen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04

u GoracaI ioonlid Graopa mar t BORT onfon,
cgsgctr Aes iub Harbir denbqr regclo5
0menoloer. Phi Dem Marftplat a6rnnrftsdrm Gos
t1ocn bte &anpn ebelo rng gec U @roiooa Ter
Norarid ine tol oic 6er
op oopongerannt parcn Sin OeHeS Gommoo oa mir l m0
btnt Ganca anrn lolteu nutrlid
oo ote Spiel oes 9euegungeg mieoerbote h.
Scr 6ate lid aud ooaige beBeducu6e au or
gagc bob Elm ron5odcr 6eger uperebas m Obm Sapaler
item 0orelc euubte ole 9umGnen Saot
5el0e cine gpbanoug bate porne6men mien Der
Se bon Die enen Appara bergen oaten 0ie pernenthen
gmoesaocn Die tcrolsfopi entppte M ieood ais preBhc
lon 6e i'm deuo Gmpug geougen nobmeu. Sic baten
ib ldugi IN Dem Gre bdlslid nc0Tgedien.
ectc er3Gbien beusa 0iem amouten ntcr
m5o sic batn lcn eibl balm 0af bod dBd PIN
0eege6eit sic Der rnGuide Aruce mgnig geuen Sic
dnaiote icrcs Gorrideis Bic @poea cberraug Die
nit i boe erifiencn bne ubalno 6af aeS 9nOerc 0a
5urtrot Gine mertmirogc @eqibnit coer prin
1on in Groopn eine Sortong oeen mas rS po III Der Sntoo
uoetc &eO prod uno periono aaes oshA luo picOer
bie 0c naeirtbe NIT Der petere rumGniieu ge
rcoec y@rtbm Sic gufat ric mir nad
6 @arual perB lho 10 etpoS min Gelt6ano rcg 6ml
@d 6iidj madt Sseg olageu 9obornd
uo obrbatiq eSf uid ngeS Ieien gilt Den
neb9ong ibcr Den At Brett groBarg fon9 5b M Die He0e
0 Sics Nor0eu 0a. Der Srom elbi rdg in el
@eddtigte en Gaer DopdS limo 6ei0en eien egeten
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cte Sobcgm ol Die anggeredtes yenJort
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Der cno Hob ama 0ie iOden &empfea ge
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04

Sern ais nod otel 81 idwod. 9(m A.
9hguIt 1914 fonnte cine GolfSpartei
pie sic ociitide So5ialoemofratie gar
nidt anoerS cntl6eiocn, ols iie ent.
idieoen bat. 90 pie sic Cinge lie.
gen Iinol mir oerpflidtet, and rueiter
allies 5ur Gert6rioi9lmg lniereS Gan.
oes 81 tblu 10 lange bic @egncr
gum 1rie0en ser i6nen augeboten
ultrOe, niht bereit iino. (geifaa)
Iie @l6glibfeit iiir cine Eartei 81
iogen S9ir MAIDEN nibt mit~ mare
gegebcn geipcien IN einem 9anOe, Oei.
len Golt 10 erbdrmlid rcgiert miro,
oaB ieOer Grobcrer olS 9eireier an.
geleben miro, ipic etpa III 9luBlan0.
S0tten mir etiua Oeu 3oren oIS Be
ircier begriibeu iolen oOer oic SEQ.
iafen ais &cuc, Oie ms Oic @rloiunq
bringcn bon 0ep prciBiI6en Sun-
tcrn2 Iaran mor nicbt su Ocnfcn.
acknowledgements f0nuen mir fcIiIteI-
Ien OaB nit Der 3lmobme umierer
6cin0c aud cine 3mo6mc Ser ocut.
ihen Siege 81 pcr3eidncu 1T (9ei.
inaD Mr fonuen onh nit Gu6e
Scr wcitercn Gnhuidllng cntgcgcn.
iebeu, Gin @olf lmo cin Seer, oaS
10 @roBes poQ6radlt bal, miro aud,
nod 5dlimmcres ertraeeu fonncu,
peun eS iein HuB.
,Scbt icbmcbt oIf alien 2ippcn Oie
banac 6raac: lSie Ionoe nod2 0iC
5p5iaIoemofraten 6a6eu bon Slnfana
Ian erfIdrt oaB Dem arirge Elm @not
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04

Sample 1egeu sic uneebeure lleber'
mobt Der gnn5en @elt iib bebailp'
let. Gus lit Elm Sieg 10 groB, wie
i6n nod fcin Golf iit Der Meltge-
I6icbte 81 per5ei6nen bate. (Stiir.
niiber @eiiaa.) 3ie rein politil6en
@ldne, oie bon imleren @egncrn SIR
8erflcinerlng Ieuti6lonO'S entiuor.
fen werOen, iino nod ni6ts i'm Ser
glcid 81 ocin mas england unS
Our6 sen gSirtbi61itsfrieg ont6un
mill. Gie Solee elmer 9lieoerloge
Gcitl6lono'S pGrc oic 9o6nlle9ung
Der 0cutic6en Snouiiric uno oes ocut.
idcu grlbcnbouOles 'unO oamit oie
GcrelenOnng BON SunoctttuuienOea
Ocutider 2lr6citer.
Gle Gntente iorOert mn in i6rer
glntmori-]iotc aui OoS oelitlcbe 6ric.
ocusougc6ot: Grit GGununa DER be.
ieBteu 9Gnocr, oann Ger6onohmgcn.
Gus miiroc sic &ormeanabmc Oc$
@cr6onolimgs groebniIies ais Scr
6anollnos -&oronsieblmQ beoelten.
gVir fonnten ia onb iorOern: Grit
AidlmnnN unicrcr aoloniciI lno ircic
9o6n iiir lmicrc Sdiifc I'M @cltper-
febr. Gle glnhuort Scr Ghteute lit
ia 10 0ettlirb obIcbueno, wic mo9lid.
Sic 0cliidcn So5inliilen 6abciI
cS ooron nidji ie6len I0iielt ibre Sle.
gicrimg in ser 9crcitidJait 6rieoen
81 blieGen, poupdrts ~ treiben.
Mogcu mn oic iran50iiiAcn rno Die
anoercn So5ioliiteu audi ibre Sdul-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04

gciett perOen iolle, iobolo Oos 3iel
Der Si6erng Gentic6lano's crreidt
lit uno ole @egner 5mn 6ricoen be
rcit iino. gIu1 Scr 9icidsfon5Icr bat
i'm Iebten Sabre ehpn iedSmal ieine
9creitiboit sum 6rieOen niSgeipro-
den. gla6Oem sic gcgneriihen &c,
eieruneen 0ieies lSrieOensanGe6ot
immcr ais 3cibcn scr Sbpa6e &c.
oeldct bdben mar cs fir oie NtitieI.
mdHtc nidt leicbt nit cinem nellen
glngebot 5iI fommcn. Ger @rlnO fir
oiele 9lnIfoiiung unicreS lricbenS-
ongebotcs IN ocn geqneriihcn Gan.
ocrn lag oarit. SAB lire 9iegicruuoen
eS mriitcrbait pcritonocn 6nben, in
i6ren Golfcru oie llebcr5eilmulg 5li
ieliigcn oaB Der GricG bon 9cutidj-
lun0 ais Grobcrinasfrieq gciiibrt
mcrOc. Sic ocranhportli6cn ocut.
ic6en &rciit 6obcu NorAeumocn ipic
oie 9lnnetiirlmg 9elgien's imo oes
bcieBten iran5oIiid5en 05ebictcs, nibt
aliigeItcat. Die GrfldrlmQcn sic
ser 9lcibSfuu5lcr Oariiber o6gcgcbcn
hat, laiieu in oicier Siniidt fcinen
3meiiel. Ter 9lcihSfni5Irr mt moFT
bon rcaleu cSarantieu I'M @eiten lmo
bon Giniolstboren geiprodeu @r
fat ober olb erfl1rt, niemolS oororl
acoadt 81 6abeiL @elgieu ST ounetti-
rcn. lln0 inI &cirbStags.9IuSibnb
i'm 9loDember 1916 crtldrte CT, er iei
bereit. iitb an oie Spite eines Boiler
blmoes 5u iielen Der lcoigli6 oiC
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04

9(uieabc 6o6eu iolte, ariesc 81 Der'
bitten mo St0renfrieoe in Sda6 3u
.boltclh Sin iolher @6lferbrmO bic.
tet reolc @arontien un0 mo1t oub
oos g9ort bon Sen @iniaastboren
6iniGnig.
Gle 6rieoenSnotc ser WlittclmG6te
beiont ausOriidlid, ooB es iid fir iie
Inn eiuen @ert6eioigpmgSfrieg bann.
lc, un sic Sicbcriiellimg oeS Eoicins
uno 0cr Gptmiflun1sirei6cit 9eti1.
louo's. 1os iinO mldl Ole 6oroeum.
-Neu, sic 0ie io5ialocmofratiibe @or.
tel miigciteat Bat. Die 9(a0eutiMeu
iinO oqnt ie6r un5nirieoen gemeien.
Gas iino 2elite, ole meilicrt6eilS iiir
pas &aterlano BLOB lire Eintc Der.
ipriBcn. 0as Spcr Oes 9e6cns iino
Der 0jcilno6eit ii6erlaiicn lie 9tnOe-
rcn.
Nic 6ranjoien iDcrocn cs oonf
i6rer Gcnillr nibt eria6rcn, oab lie
6cltc icbon oic @eireilnQ Iranf.
rcicb'S obne cincn weiteren 9htstro,
pien 6oben f0nuten. (3piihenrilf:
llnO sic Ocific5c Gcniur?) Gie Gen-
iu mar bel ms nt6t 10 idIedt, mie
lie in Nranfreid eeiucicn lit. Gort
mcrocn bette nqc6 feinc %erIuiiIiiteu
gcOrildt. Gorfiit bcite nod oerbo.
ten, sic 9eridte 0es oeuticben @ene,
ralitobeS o63uortden.
Inter ciuem Sieg Deuti6IonSs
IT 81 Ocritc6en oaB iein Goieiu ni6t
! iangctaltet miro, ooB es in oieien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04
GdeiOemanu ii6er gSeltfrieg nnO
JrieSen.
~ il II d en- 8. 2Sonuor.

~ elmer ofientlicbeu Gcrionm'
lima lprod ser iosialoemofrotiihe
9eihstaas .glbeeoronete S6eioemann
iI6cr oie tSrieoenSiragc. 9(lis Ser glnt'
mcrt.9lote ser Gntente 10 iiibrtc
@deiocmann aus bat man &c,
Ie6en, mie sic icinolidlen 9eeierrngeu
beuii6t ino. oic 5bulo am ariege
Ecutihlano 5u5nihieben. Gin llulirl
i'll oie 9Innnbme, oob ouf 9epoluer.
ibflie III Scroiciuo Der @elttrieg
3nriid5niiibren iei. Gos mar mn Der
6mte, Der ms gulpcriaB ilog. Tic
llriahcu oes GrieaeS lieoen tieier
gs fms Oicielbeu sic 3u ben arieGen
ser Iebtcn ,Sa6r5e6nte acfii6rt bdben,
gum &rieg @nalanS's mit.Oen 9nren,
9lnBlouo's nit Sapan uno SSta.
liens nit Ser 1iirtei ser Irang
aIIer fapiialiiiiid rcaiertcn Staaten.
iunner groBerc @eltmaht 81 gcluiu-
nen.
Ia3u fommen ober nod nnocrc
llrahen Iieier aried mar bon
nllcni 9Iniana an hurcbIcbt nit I'M
cr6ort notionoliitideu 9eiocnibditen
NIT @eaenidBcu rein nationalcr glrt
oic beite cinc melt or6Berc Goae ipie.
Ieu ais Sic 5o5iotiiien 6is6er 5uge.
aebeu baben. Gieier 9iicicn.aota.
itropbe oc9cniiher erruies iicb Ser so.
aialisnuS III allen europdildeu Gan
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04

Oigfeit tbiui. g9ir pollen uns nidt
inter preuBiib.iuuferlide @ormlno.
ihaft feGen, nod Weniger aber lmter
engliid d-rliiiilde ancd)ti6ait.
@enn Oie onoercn oen aampf mol.
len miiiien mir i'm ourdfGmpieu
bis 5lm 9(euBcriien. 9Iur 10 TOM.
men mir bon cincm S9cItfrieg 5uH
@eliiricOen gSir oiirien nibt cr-
Id1mcu. gSir moaen eii Ireies, nod
olIBcn gelirbcrteS 2ono, in Dem Elm
ircics 9Solt Icben fonu (9ebboiter,
au1oltenoer @eiIoa.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04
9ns 0nrnidcl.

Scr iiiniiabrigc Mor befonnt bon
iciucr bel ibm 5u SciId neilenOen
@roBnuiter oic 0littbeihmg Dob cr
IN DER lcbtcn Nlodt cine flcinc Sdwc.
itcr bcfomucn bot.
80 @ott ino Eopo 1T gor ni6t
cinmol 3li Soilic CT 1T ipieoer oroi,
Ben in RllBIonol 9lo oos miro nett
mcrocn Wenn er mieoertonintl ga
giebt's wobrideinlid wieocr tildtig
Soic; oenn uatiirlib bin iA pieoer
i6ulo ooronl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04
Gimie

9lIter Secn og(6, wenn idb in ole.
Ter groBcn Belt ooubcn i'm 6eloc nit
babel lein t0nntel Sic nitbt audi,
@err @ooett2@
&leincr aoOctt; oSo, troItcn mir
ms nit Dem @eoonfen; scr 0ciIt 1T
milIiN. ober Dos 6Ieiih 1T ihmoh |"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04
ANn 6. Noh.

6s itar6 am . M9dr5 1917, nm 1910 @benos,
0ba 8. 1uii, aeborene Butter. acliebe Satin
bon ~ y. Bob i'm glier bon SO SabreH.
ll6r Gdhmtiaqs. bon Der gSobnniIa ibrer
Ricbie. Srau YerleD -. @lari, Nr. 1914, Srit-
Yanpalc Straic. ans chi oem a@reenmouHis
,Srieoboie" iinit &crp1note mo Srelilloe Iin0
u6tunqSuoa einscd6en. oerieben bei5upobneu.
(Qtdr34A %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04

0s nnr6 pl1Bin dm I Wldr5 1877 Dr.
SrCbrrit genIomanu, Qelcbier (Sniie Dou gIiiln
Mt. SSGomunn Gcb. Siapi i'm ylltcr BON %
cnbrcH Serpdnoic itin iSrcllipe lino nd)s
innasbou eingeluocn Der IrolierieIer am SOM.
tag, llbr gtahmtiaqet in ieiner gSobmlna,
W. 2, Winu. etraRe, W,ount @inans beltlls
mobnen. Seietung dui oeaI pg9eerll'Stieo'
boie" (Uir83-d)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04
NrrArrif gN. Rnirnhrrnrr

6s iiar6 AMI 3. Mar5 1917 Src6erid ".
NOicuDerger, 80 Sabre alt .gclebter Sobn oes
neritorbcuen 6enrn nnn Sobdnnd 0OeHberaer.
Die 9eeroigline inoei W,outag, ga6miiaaS
I'M llUr, bon Der gSobnlna einer Sbmdges
rim, Srdu 9iebecm RoeHberger. @r 40O6,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., aus auf Dem aDaf Napns
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-05-16
DEFENDANT GETS A
VERDICT IN DANVILLE


In the case of Birch VS. the Night
Commanding Gas Company, of 1lli-
nois, heard yesterday at Danville be-
fore Judge Frye Of the Municipal
Court. the verdict was awarded the
defendant.
According to the evidence offered.
the Night Commanding Gas Com
p3ny, of Illinois, installed on the farm
of George Birch an acetylcne gas
lighting system on six months trial.
If at the end of that time the sys-
tenn proved satisfactory it was to be
paid for. When the gas company
claimed payment Birch refused.
1t was claimed by the plaintiff that
the attendant had signed contract
for the purchase of the system. Birch
denied this.
After hearing the arguments Judge
Frye awarded the verdict to Birch
J. Rolfe Searles and Oliver II. Cam
eron of the firm of Simonds, Searles
and Graves were counsel for Birch
while Porter, Writers and Harvey Of
ST. Johnsbury fought the case for the
plaintiff
A similar hearing will be held in
Waterford SATURDAY. when the case of
Aver VS. the Night Commanding Gas
Company comes before the Municipal
Court.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-05-16
LYNDONVILLE
tMadlyn Dudley, Correspondent

(Madlyn Dudley, Correspondent
c. A. Harris of Orleans is working
in the freight Office. here.-W. Bert
Dean of Orleans was visitor in town
over Sunday. Foster of Barton
was business visitor in town Sun
day.-H. l.. Winson of Boston was in
town Saturday on business. /.
Hinman of Woodsville was in town
Saturday on business.-Noah Hudson
Of East Haven was in town Monday
on business.-Pearl 9Wlmot was
weekend visitor in Newport, at the
home of C. I. Moore's.-Prescott
Moore was at his home in Newport,
over the week end.-Patsy Donahue
of East Haven was in town Monday
on business.-Mrs. Goss, who has liv-
ed in the, Ide block the past winter has
moved to her home in Greensboro
Nadine Drown has gone to North
Haverhill, N. H., to spend the week
end.-Mrs. NJ. ]. Seligman has gone
to Boston on account of sickness of
her brother.-James B. Taylor of
Montpelier, Mrs w. H. Young, Mrs
c. A. Cowles, and Harry H. Carr We're
here Friday as speakers at the sugar
festival.-E., w. Bradley of Concord.
Vt, was visitor in town Friday
w. O'Brian of New York City was
business visitor in town Friday.-Mrs
w. H. Young and Mrs. E. H. Cowles
CT st. Johnsbury were visitors in town
Friday.-Clyde M. Hill and NJ. B. Hill
legas Of Montpelier were here Friday
and speakers to the sugar festival
Mrs. w. S. Dodd of East Cornth, Vt,
was a visitor in town Friday.-A. r.
Morrison of Fitchburg, was a visitor
in town Friday.-James B. Campbell
of St. Johnsbury was in town Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Hagar of New
port We're visitors in town Friday
Mrs. Charles Norris of Boston,
Mass, was called home on account of
the illness of her father, Mr.. Walter
c. E. Willoughby and J. F. Weber
are in Lowell for a few days-Mrs. C.
Z. Willoughby and Mrs. L. T. Huntley
ere in Woodsville visiting their father,
Mr.. Warren.-Mrs. Harris Allyn in
vited all the ladies interested in Red
Cross work to meet with her to sew
Thursday.-Mr. and Mrs. Douglas of
Greensboro are moving in the Weber
house on Main street.
Lyndon Institute Notes
Florence HIATT spent the week-and
at her home in Groton.-Miss Olive
Cotton, teacher OF sewing, who has
been sick for several weeks has re-
turned to her work here.-Mildred
Jay is at her home sick with the mea-
s'es.-Florence McIndoe spent the
weekend at her home in Fairlee-
Ruth Giffin and Doris Colby who have
hnen sick with the naa SaS arp in
school again.-Karl Davis has return
ed to drill the boys in military train
iEG. ~ b
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-05-16
CABOT.

(Mrs. W. B. Barr, Correspondent
Miss Hazel Abbott has had to give
up her school work owing to i'll health
and has gone to her home at East
Cabot.-Charles Rowland was at
Barre one day recently-Dr. L. w.
Burbank attended a meeting of the
public safety committee held at Plain
field Friday.-Alvin Durgan of East
Cabot was recent visitor at Fred
Graces.-Charles Rowland, Prin. r.
G. Mayo, Supt. J. w. Butterfield and
Ernest Peck have each bought an
automobile this spring.-Max Nc
Conachie, a junior of New Hampshire
State College, visited his aunt, Mrs.
L. w. Burbank, a few days last week
before going to Plattsburg, N. Y, to
enter the military camp.-Mrs. Luke
Fisher is slowly failing.-Miss Mar
jo-y Wells of Boston is home for an
indefinite stay.-W. D. Barr, who has
been i'll with mumps for over a week,
is able to be up around. r. S. Barr,
who has been very sick with hemor-
rhage Of the stomach, is able to be
out around.-Mother's Day was OBJ
served at both churches Sunday morn
ing.-Supt. and Mrs. J. w. Butterfield
spent last week at Calais, Woodbury.
and Montpeler.-Mrs. Kate Eastman
OF Hardwick is the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Millicent Mcintyre
c. H. Beeman Of Williamstown visited
at Supt. J. w. Butterfield's while on
his way home from the annual sugar
festival held at Lyndon Institute
Several ladies met with Mrs. Fl. w
Dane Friday afternoon to do work for
the Red Cross Society.-Dean Fisher
of New York visited his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Luke Fisher, last week.
NJ. E. Beckley of Groton was a bust
ness visitors here recently.-Miss Josie
Laird has night blooming cereus
that blossomed one night recently,
and quite a number of the ladies went
in to see it.