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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-21
ungludlid gum Steinertpcidm nit
ibrem &apit6n, nidt tDabr?"

ungludli6 gum steinerpciden nit
ibrem &apit6n, nidt tDabr?"
Erob Der nibt unbetradtlidengnt nj.
fernung, Die 3tpiiden 0rtbe5 uno SSns
bien Iiegt idien Srau Gescortes IN
Ger seele bes gbepaares @ilfins 81
leien; &enriette aber, Die minoer
idarfi6tig mar, e%rpioerte Ibif),
tern:
sd meiB eS nidt gnaoige Gran;
boffentli6 nein."
rDh sic &in6! 4ann 6enn cine
Gbe gliidli9 fem? Nor aaem miificn
gle beoenfen, 6aB Manner fei''e
|Brouen iin6
&enriette be11gte iib Dor oieier
@abrbeit.
49,. 6aB 1ie me0er unlcr &er5,
nod unier 3artgeflbl beiiben nno mir
an ibrer Seite baber nur 2eib 11no
<rmer erfobren mulien. Sd babe
es gu meinem Sdaoen erfabren mill
len
Ser %perltorbene Serr Deecortes
mobte hieie goreingenommenbeit &C.
redtfertigt boben, un6 Senriette mi:
0eriprq6 nidt; aaein Sic Witme fig
tie bin5u:
SD fir meme Berlon perabi@eue
aae MGmner."
SD ni9t!" beriiberte 6as iun8e
Md6den 5iemli6 lebbaft uno blidt!
5Grtlih al Mnore biniiber.
uSa, ia," meinte 6rau Descortes;
v5ie glouben cine Musnabme &C.
funoen gu baben Nber es ban>
belt iid UNI Sbren 8ruoer, un6 sic
fennen i'm nod nidt CUR @enilge."
uSSe belier lie i'm fennen miro, nm>
Ito Iieber miro ite i'm baben;" erflar=
tie Margarete rubig.
Gieie 8emerfung, pelde Die Wir=
flung Ser miitterli6en Musipru9e auf-
beben ioute, beridloB 6rau 2escor,
tes ben Mun6 nidt. Gle i9lang, uls
man ji9 bonn Glide erbob, Die Mr:
me I'M lire Eodter 1n6 ipra6 in fla.
genoem Gone:
nMsein teures, geliebtes &in6! Mrt'
6re> melfen 59ab babe i6 Dir IN
ibr anbertraut!"
rSeien sic berii6ert, S4mieger,
MAMA" ertpi6erte Mn6re, voaB i'd
6os ni9t erit felt belte meiB!"
un6 mdbren6 lie ii@ 10 gegenieitiq
9obiprude erteilten, fano 5mii6er
Mann unb Srau feinerlei Inndber:
ung itott; lie permie6en es iogar, iiG
an5ubliden, un6 9enriette fuhlte, mte
ii4 ibr bas $er5 3uiammen5og. Wo1
es 6enfDar, bob @nore feline 6rar
nidt liebte, cine Jrau pie Wargo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-21
TunfteS &apitel.

SSSn Dem Mbteil 5metter &laie, mo
Senriette un6 Mn0re Ddbreno oes
gon5en Sages munter geplauoert bat=
ten, muroen Tie INNER i6peigIamer,
ie tiefer ii9 sic 9unfelbeit berobient'
tie. Sizes mar Der erite Woment ser
@rmii6ung, menn ni6t Sranrigfeit.
m4bren6 ibrer nl1nmebr 48=Itunoigen
&eiie, Die fir oas iunge Mao9en Die
@eimfebr ins 8aterlano beoeutete,
Mm Borabeno ibrer &breiie batte
Mn6re cine Gepeide erbalten, 6ie Ell
leiner @9meiter nit BEN 8orten 5eig:
te:
~Du iieb1t nun ielbit, tpie ungeoul:
6ig 6i@ Margarete e%rtpartet."
Margarete mar Srau Claimant, u
nGberes 1puBte Senriette borlauftl
ni9ts iber lire S@magerin. Sb1
8lif boftete beim 59eine Der ioeber
ange5iin6eten 2onpe auf 6em &ru:
Der, Der nit gei9loiienen Mugen oa
iaB un6 BEN &opf 5urudgelebnt bat
te, als 19Iiefe er. Mqein an benz &C.
1pannten Mus6rnf leines @eit9tes er:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-21

rete2 uno mar eg m0glid, bab bieie,
Sic cine ar11e, fleine, perlaiicne Ser.
ION nit folder Cite uno Ser5lidt>tt
ali fnabm, einem @attpn pie Nn6>e
falt nnb gleidgiiltig begegnen fonas
te?
uDas lit bloBer s9ein . 6rau .
Descortes 1T ibnen I'M Wege nno i!b
audi" iagte Senriette, bic oroentlih
frob mar bab Der Mbeno 81 enoe
ging.
.@eben mir i9lafen!" befabl 6ran
Descortes gdbnenb unb 3iinoete Die
Screen an. sd bin idlafrig uno &C.
m0bnt, frub 5u Bette 81 gehen, -
id, cine Yariierin! Qber oas tonnnit
l6aDon, penn man, tpie mir, Elm Seben
fubrt tpie cine &eqernifel."
sic 3erbru9 einen 2enbtereinlos
lmarf cine Serge gu Bo6en, nannte
Mn6re> Der iie a1fbob, einen unge-
I6idten Menlden, nn6 ltieg Die Grep.
pc binauf nobel lie fortpabreno
ipra6.
vDas Sdlnf5immer meiner 9o&ter
befinoet iid i'm eriten Stod redts,"
erfl1rte iie 9enriette; hos meini9e
liegt linfs> oas Sbrige 5piihen BET
Ben. Sd babe ben &al,m bisber b.
niibt, Inn meme RIei6er auf5ubetpa9=
rem, uno babe bieie iebt a%noertparts
untergebrabt I'M Sbnen Blak 81
MAIDEN, 6enn i9 bin INNER g!Idlien.
an6eren 2euten Elm Opfer 5u bringen.
2eioer bobe ib mid i'm 2eben iaon
iebr piel geopfert fir 2eute. 81,
es nidt ~ber6ienten!"
sd boffe, nidt in bieie @ategorie
eingereibt al mer6en," bemerfte 9en'
riette obne ie0e 8itterfett, 6enn Tie
NOR bon BEN einfdltigen &e6en 6cr
guten Dame mebr beluitigt, pie Der,
lett.
sd babe ia nidt BON Sbnen &C.
lproden!" beriiderte biefe eifrig.
Sic jin6 cine arme fleine uni4ulo,
tpie id, mie mir. Sd 1agte es meiner
Todter bereits. 8ir iin6 aeraoe5u
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-21
6ort1ebung

5SOCl leSu4b.
90 Iab midi, bringe ntdt tpeltet
in midi unb beltebe nidt meiter o111
beinem @unIde. gs lit aues perge'
bens, Sd batte abreilen iolen, obne
es sir at lagen, obne Sir gu entb11l'
len, mas i6 obnebtn nidt ertlaren
fann."
0od Senriette lieB ii6 ntdt 90
1drede1, lonoern blieb ent1dlo|len
Dor ibm lteben, in6em lie iprof:
u0u broudit mir gar nibts gu er,
fIdren; 6enn bu mirlt mir 11en1als
bepeilen, nod mild iiber5eugen, oaB
id fein &e6t bdtte, bid gu trolten'
1oblo Du leiOeIt." -,
ucSsd oarf oeinen Eroit %ilberbal1pt
niht anbDrer." gr ndberte ltd per
Sire un6 ga Senriette ni6t BON 1bn1
obIieb, iogte ct: sd beldtpore o1b'
brinqe nid)t IN MIDI. IS tpare bon
mir cine unerb0rte Seigbeit, men11 1b
oeltottete, ooB Der S6otten, Der mem
2eben berounfelt, ol.6 out oas oe1=
MICE tlele."
.2Sh perfiige fret iiber mid uro
mein 2eben!" rief oas iunge Mao9e1
aus. "l1n0 iobol0 i'd gu olem b.
reit bin -"
gr modte iid beinobe ungelti'u1
bon ibr log uno iogte Dalttg:
vMan bat geflingelt, es tommt T.
uano. SD min in oielem 3u?to11oe
bon niemanoem geieben tperoen."
Senr;ette bate 5um Senlter e't1'
ausaebiidt uno bon 11e1er Sotfnll1l9
erfiiut, ipro6 tie:
uYater Marlano fommt! SbnE
fonn man ieoer5eit ieben. nno er lou
sfpildell uns Sic gntl6eioung fal'
Ien!" r.
Sic elite 6em ebrtpuroigen @retle
entsegen, BEN iie falt iturntl9 ms
53immer 5og, uno obne 1bm Se1t 81
Iolien, cine Irage gu iteuen, '2raf
1ie, tpobei lie auf Mn0re 6entete:
uSabe id nibt re4t, mein Ga:er,
menn id lage, baB @ott uns rtdt
besbaIb auIammengefubrt bot, I'M
mrs pie6er poneinat10er gu reiBen?
sit u1ein Blos ni4t an 1einer Selte'
I'M gluten unb bauptia@lia tint Soz
ien?* >.
Mnore 50gerte einen Moment
bnnn ipra9 er nit elmer Mrt erlet@-
tcrl1ng: :.
sd min MIDI, Dem @unide mel
ner 5dme1ter :entipre@eno, Sbrem
ltrteilsipru9e untertperfen, mem
Softer. M0dten sic aber, bebor S1e
6ieIen fallen, nidt crit meme se1bte
~obnebmen?"
8ater Morlan6 lieB ietnen oltrt:
bringenoen 8lid auf baS @el@m1ter::
boar ruben; Damn ertpioerte er art1
Die Worte In6res:
v@emiB, iobal6 es Sbnen beltebt;"
Mn6re otnete fdtper; Damn 1agte
er ba1tig, uls fiir9tete er, bob er TIT
zines on6eren beitnnen fonnte:
u9ann alio auf Ser Stelle."
Senriette i9rit btnons nno tb1
8ruoer blieb nit DEM Hoter aletr
sbre l1nterre6ung mabrte lange
mebr mie cine Stun6e. Mls lie 6aS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-21

fannie iie, baB er nidt i9lafe, nno.
&enriette rebete lt9 Elm, 6ab AUDI er
an Margarete 6erfe.
Mun langte in Dag an, un6 bas
bisber bon Mitreiienoen gliidlih Der.
idonte Mbteil fiiute ,itd nit aQerlei
2ente1,, bic laut nn6 nnbefangen
plauberten, in einem itarf iuoliden
Dialett Der @enriette CANA nel1 mar.
Mn ben folgenoen 5tationen itiegen
oie 2eute elmer nod Dem anoern 1uie-
Der aus, un6 Mn6re ridtete ii6 auf,
Inn bas Geniter berunter5ulaiien, oos
ieine Sdtpelter bodge5ogen batte.
gu tpirit oib erfdlten," iagte
feline 5Gtpelter 6abei.
rM9 nein; ih muB frii6e 2uft ba-
ben."
sic madte oabei mieber einmal sic
gemerfung, oaB CT idsper nao I'M
glei6mGbia otme uno al6 lebr ble1b
ict.
u5ieben l1br!" fubr er fort, eine11
8lif ouf ieinen @bronometer per-
fen6. v8ir meroen balo angelangt
lein. Sd babe angeoronet, Bob man
uns nibt am 8abnbofe ertparte, Dos
nit bos Diner feline Seripatung er-
leibe." Ct atmete tief auf uno filgte
bin5u: SD muB 6ieie@udiidten met
ner 5d>piegermutter negen beobab-
ten, sic BEL uns lebt uno bon Ser i'd
sir bereits er5dblt babe
gr batte in Ser Sat bereits bon
ibr er3dblt, aber 10 oberfla6li6 nno
unbeltimmt, baB ct, ieoenfaQs Die
Notmen6igfeit einiger meiterer Mnf=
i6liiiie erfannte, 0enn ct fubr fort:
~Trau Decsortes bat lire unleug=
boren @or5iige> Iiebt es aber nidt,
tpenn iie o11f anoere 2eute &idlidt
nebmen iou."
vMan lagt, ale S6miegermiitter
1pdren TO-" be1nerfte 9enriette un=
i6ul6ig.
| ~0ie meinige gebt mitunter iiber
6as 5ulaiiige MoB binaus," geitano
Mnore, ~tpenigitens 6em Mni6eine
no9, 6enr lire Mbli9ten itn6 itets boz
ber gu 1ddben, als lire @orte, 6eren
iie ii9 5utpeilen ni@t einmol bemuBt
lit. gu braudit alio nt9ts ernlt at
nebmen, tpos on uebertriebenes ODER
Seltiames aug ibrem Munoe perneb<
men tpir1t."
@enriette 3og bieraus ben S64uB>
baB 6rau 9eScortes cine unertrag-
li9e, ia iogar cine etmos i6ruuen=
bafte Dame iein miiie; aaein lie be-
ab einen binldngliben 8orrat an
@e6ul6 un6 lieB it9 nidt 10 lei6t aus
Der 6a1iung bringen.
u@as meme 5rau cnbelangt," BE-
gam Mn6re 1pieoer, Der 6ieie Mus=
einanoeriebung offenbar abiidtlid
Big gum leBten Mugenblid beri9oben
batte, 10 brau@e i9 tie Dir ni6t
erit gu riibmen, 6enn 6u pirit bid
ia ielblt uber5eugen. Sic lit cine rel
5en6e, quite, ianfte un6 Dor aQem
b0d1t pfli6teifrige 6rau Dieie
2obiprii6e, ,6ie ibm eigentli9 nit
groBter 2ei6tigfeit iiber Die 2ippen
bdtten gleiten iolen i6ienen linn or
0entlt9 i9mer 5u fallen, un6 rai6
lebte er bin5u: ~Sie beiibt Die foit=
barlte un6 %ieltenite @nbe: einen bor=
trefflt6en Gbnrnfter, iber ben BLOB
Der &ummer, 6en mir gu iberIteben
batten, einen lei6ten S9leier gebrei-
tet Fat"
ST lieB ni@t 6urdi@immern, pel=
der Mrt 6ieier Summer getpeien fem
mo6te; alein eine %ftnitere @olte
legte iid iiber feline Stirne un6 ieine
TrQuriqfeit itedte o19 Dos iunge
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-21
3 Il d etc.

9eitfabeu fir Barsertanbibateu, ges
naue unb neueite Geiebesbeltimmungen.
- Briifunssfregen, englt11 nnb oeut4-
-Mnsmabl:-Obne 9ebrer Gugltfa. -
80rterbu9er, grieflteuer, @eieebl4er.
@ebiGte. @ohbider, 2teoerbIder.
GRANDDAUGHTER. GIeftri3itdt, Dottorbu9.
Amerifaniiaer @eflieel5idter, @artens
bn6, @rasbau, Wildpirtidaft. Slider
re5eptbider, MaIdiniitenbu6. - 9eut<
i@e &alenoer. Sdreibt fit @ratispro=
fpefte.
SaGmeper Bubliibins g., 205 6. 45.
strafe, Netp 9ort, g. ..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-21
2lnrres 6elSbnts
@oman boa Gbampol

iunqe Medo6en enoli6 5rridriefen,
lab oieles auf Sen eriten 8lid, oaB
iotuobl gn6re als aub Bater MaI'
lano gelpeint batten.
Mein &ino," PUB Der Rater an;
uii6erlegen sic tpobl, oenfen sic
nab, bepor sic einen enogltltlgen
@ntibluB foiien. Sic idreden por Der
giniomfeit 5uriid; auein oas 2eben.,
oas Sic gu oem Sbrigen MAIDEN MOL
len, mir6 reid fem an 2eioen nno
@efobren, bon 0enen Sic feline Mb'
nuna boben. Sinh Sic gang iiber>
0oB SSsbre i6perltlide 9iebe groB uno
ltart genl,g it, Inn allen ger1uduu-
gen gu pioerlteben uno leoeS Spter
ouf5umiegen?"
tSenriette, tpel9e sic Sano auf Die
S6ulter 6es 8ruoers gelegt bette,
qab obne 30gern our Mnttport:
SD 1peiB gang beitimmt> oaB er
mir tererer lit, als aQeS auf oerSSelt,
uno bab es fir mild Sic i9tperlte
Seimiudung, bas groBte Spfer be-
oeuten lpiiroe, apenn :i6 i'm perlal1en
miiBte." -,
8uter Morlan6 betra6tete Die BEL
6en, mie Tie nebeneinanoer ltanoe1t,
10 beridieoen uno li6 oo@ 10 glel4,
- er, in ser moblbepuB ten Ser51bt=
leiltung ser i6mer5liden @%eiltesreiz
fe, lie, in Der i60nen Mufmaaung III
rer grobmiitigen Sngeno. gsi6t nnr
lire @eit9ts5iige maren lif) abnl16,
lonoern au9 lire Ser5en.
Ser @goismus bat feline yertrrl1r=
gen, sic meltli6e &lugbeit ibre Eor.
beiten. Sod iiber bent Durd16nitt
Ser Menldbeit itebeno, begriff Naz
ter Morlano belier als irgeno iemono,
BOB 6os tpabre @lud 5umeilen I'M
8er5i6ten uno ser Selbltaufopferung
be1tebt.
2abelno biuigte er 6ie @abl 6es
iungen MG66enS.
80 m0gen sic i'm 6enn lteben.
mein teureS &in6, lieben, 'mie err es
per6ient un6 beoarf!"
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-26
CLASS RECEPTION
Sophomore Class of St. Johnsbury
Academy Give Delightful
Reception

Sophomore Class of St. Johnsbury
Academy Give Delightful
Reception
The reception given by the Sophie
more class of st. Johnsbury Academy
in the auditorium Friday evening was
greatly enjoyed by the large number
of students and friends who attended.
The reception committee consisted of
William Hoyt and Miss Ruth Parker,
faculty members, Stanley Shores,
president, Miss Isabel Porter, vice
president, Miss Margaret Brooks, sec
rotary, Merle Harvey, treasurer, and
Miss Marion Babcock,, Thelma Ron
an, Robert Cox, Everett Daniels. The
hall was very attractively decorated
with hollyhocks as the prevailing
feature, the stage representing gar
den of hollyhocks and there being 8
cozy corners, one featuring a cottage
with spacious piazza and comfort
able chairs, surrounded by flowers,
another showing red, white and blue
lattice work with hollyhocks, and an
other an attractive room. The dance
orders were presented by Master
Marshall Miltimore, ands little Miss
Hepsibeth Miltimore, and the punch
booth was presided over by Misses
Mary Rathburn and Vera Doyle
Music was furnished by Henault's
orchestra throughout the evening.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-26
LOCAL NEWS

Hon. William H. Jeffrey, secretary
| of the Board of Charities and Pro
baton will speak at union service
at the Globe, Sunday evening at T
o'clock. The last Legislature showed
their appreciation OF the work this
newly-created department is doing
by appropriating $4,000 for its main
tenance and Secretary Jeffrey will tell
of the scope of its work, giving spe-
cific instances of how it has been pos
sible to help dependent children and
to improve home environments. Mr..
Jeffrey has not spoken in st. Johns
bury since he took up this important
work and his story is well worth
hearing.
Palestine Commande1y Ladies'
Night at MasonicTemple last evening
was most enjoyable affair, about
200 being in attendance. A banquet
was served by the ladies of the o. E.
S. at $50, followed by concert pro-
gram after which dancing was the
order until an early morning hour.
Music for dancing was furnished by
Wilkes orchestra. The concert pro-
gram follows:
Tannhauser Overture Wagner
STAIRS Orchestra
Reading, "The Barrel Organ" Alfred
Noyes.
Miss Ellen Magoon
Two Piano Number, Andante from
Tschaikowsky's 9Th Symphony
Mrs. H. A. Lougee, Morton Fl. Starr
Encore, (by special request), Irish
Folk Songs from County Kerry,
Granger
Reading, "The Creation of Woman
A translation from the Hindu
Miss Magoon
End Hungarian Rhapsody List
STAIRS Orchestra
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-26
BOLSHEVIKI MEET
WITH BIG LOSSES
IN SIBERIAN FIGHT
The Rural Cossacks Capture
Places in Southeast
Russia
Capture Field Guns, Ammunition
Prisoners, and Report the Spirit
of Troops Was Excellent

LONDON, April 26-Ural Cossack
troops, apparently acting in conjunc-
ton with the Siberian forces OF Adj
miral Kolchak, have begun an Of
fensive in the region OF Uralsk in
in southeastern Russia, south of Sam
ara, and have captured several villag-
es west of Uralsk.
A Russian wireless official state
ment under date of April %, admit
ting the progress of the Ural Cos
sacks, says that further north the
Bolsheviki have carried out further
retirements sowing to enemy pres
sure"
Large quantities Of material were
abandoned by the Bolsheviki when
they were driven out of Bolshie Or
erlNi recently, according to the report
of Major-General Ironside, British
communicating chief on the Archangel
front, regarding the operation. His
report continues:
1--WE captured field guns, one
thousand rounds of 9 inch ammuni-
ton and some prisoners. The spir-
it of the troops taking part was ex-
cellent and they have done exceed
ingly we'll"
Regarding the general situation,
General Ironside says:
"Deserters from the Bolshcvilx
forces have joined our own and the
Russian troops. They openly show
their hatred of the Bolsheviki and
bear witness to the hard conditions
of service. This has done more than
anything else to consolidate the new
Russian army"
General Ironside in his report men
tons especially battalion of Royal
Scots with the North Russian force
as having had the hardest time of
any troops in the Archangel sector,
with the heaviest casualties, but is
displaying high morale throughout
and never showing sign of being
dispirited.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-26
DEATH OF OLD RESIDENT
Mrs. Asher r. Badger Passed Away
Thursday at the Age of
go Years

In the death of Mrs. Asher Rice
Badger on Thursday there is removed
one of the towns oldest, if not the
oldest resident.
Mrs. Badger was before her mar
riage Miss Lucy Cordelia Whitcher,
and was born in Danville on March
20, 1929, passing her Goth birthday
last month. She was one of family
Of four sisters and three broth
ers, and was the last one of the fam
lily. She was married on March 49,,
1856, at st. Johnsbury Center to Mr..
Badger who died April 6, 1914, hav-
ing the unusual record of living to
pass their 59th wedding anniversary.
After their marriage they resided on
a farm in Danville on which Mrs.
Badger was born, until September,
1908 when they came to St. Johns
bury to make their home with their
daughter, Mrs. ]. E Heath. 1t was
at her home that her death came
very suddenly Thursday, as she
had been about the house as usual
until about noon of that day. Six
children were born to Mr. and Mrs.
Badger, three of whom are living
Mrs. Henry Cole and Mrs. Heath of
st. Johnsbury, and w. o. Badger of
Passumpsic. There are five grand
children, Mrs. Fred Sheldon of Ber-
lin, N. H., Mrs. Bert Fleming of st.
Johnsbury, Eddie Badger of West
Danville, Elmer Badger of Passump-
sic, and Mrs. Alice Gibson of West
Danville; also five great grandchild-
rem, Perley Edward Badger, Eva
Alice Gibson, Orville, Emma and
Elsie Gibson of West Danville.- Mrs.
Badger was a member of the Meth
odist church at Nashua, N. H., with
which she associated herself when
young woman, and had never trans
ferred her membership. The funer-
al was held this afternoon at 1 80 at
the home of Mrs. Heath, Rev. G. A.
Martin officiating, with burial in Mt.
Pleasant cemetery.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-26
WAR EXHIBIT TRAIN
Captured German Cannon, Machine
Guns and Relics Drew Many
Sightseers

The Victory Loan War Exhibit
train with captured German cannon,
machine guns, helmets, swords and
war relics came in on time yester-
day and from one to five p. m. was
viewed by many sightseers although
the weather was cool. Not near so
many were out as on the occasion of
it's trip here last year. There were
a large number of school shildren
who were greatly interested in view
ing the implements of war.
The train was in charge of Capt.
Brown, 9Th Regt., U. S. Marines, A.
E. F., Sergt. Hines, Sergt. Winer and
A. J. Holmes, who gave talk on the
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-26

81 am not in the habit of praising
any material medicine as / am an
advocate Of New Thought, but some
time ago, ] had such bad attack of
Liner and Stomach Trouble that !
gave up thinking / did not have it,
and took Il natural medicine, 'Fruit-a-
tives' or Fruit Liver Tablets.
Most gratifying zvas tie result. 1t
relieved my liverandstomach trouble,
cleaned up my yellowish complexion
and put new blood in my body.
While l am no backslider from
sNew Thought, 1 feel there may be
times when a help to nature may be
necessary; and if so, 1 believe that
'Fruit-a-tives' is the highest result of
New Thought in medicine.
A. A. YOUNG, Schenectady, N. Y.
Soc. a box, 6 for $3.50, trial size 25c.
At dealers or from FRUIT A-TIVES
Limited, OGDENSBURG, N. Y.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-26
exhibits and incidents connected with


the great war.
By vote of the School Directors
the boys and girls of the public
schools were dismissed early Friday
afternoon in order to see the "War
Relic" train. The pupils, except
those who went with their parents,
marched by grades to the train. In
this connection special mention
should be made of the services rend-
cred by the Boy Scouts and the Girl
Scouts. One boy and one girl were
detailed by the Scout Masters to take
charge of the pupils under the dir
ection of the teacher. Great praise
is due to each and every one of the
Scouts for the efficient manner in
which they rendered this service.
The parade of the Junior High Sshool
and fifth and sixth grades Of the Sum-
mer Street school was directly in
charge of Scout Master Baxter and
the Boy and Girl Scouts.