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The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-09
CREAMERY BURNED
Building With Contents, Blacksmith
Shop and Tools Destroyed at


Fire was discovered in the cream
cry building at East st. Johnsbury
at IL a. M, Wednesday morning by
Mrs. Bertha Lee, who Immediately
notified the company treasurer, M.
D. Ramage, by telephone, and a gen
eral alarm was given. The fire had
gained such Roadway it was impos-
sible to save the building and all eff
forts were turned to save the butter
stored in the refrigerator, which they
succeeded in doing.
A blacksmith shop connected with
the creamery building and an old
landmark, in which the ice was stored
was burned. In this building was
also stored an auto owned by Herbert
Bridges and a tractor engine which
were removed.
The creamery building with con-
tents including cream collected the
day before and stock of tubs and box
es were total loss. The company
carried $2500 insurance in the A. B.
Noyes Agency.
1t is not decided at this time as
to rebuilding the creamery, although
all hope it will be done. Mr.. Bridges
has greatly increased the business
since coming here and the people are
anxious to have the work keep on.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-09
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE GIVEN
DIR. MILTIMORE

Upon the occasion Of his birthday
the physicians of st. Johnsbury gath
cred at the home of DR.. H. H. Milti-
more Wednesday evening. After a
bounteous spread, DR.. John M. Allen
presented DR.. Miltimore with a sub
stantial gift, also spoke feelingly rel
ative to the cordial relations existing
in st. Johnsbury among the physi-
clans, emphasizing the fact that the
glad hand of fellowship had been al
ways extended to the Younger men
of the profession.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-09
YANKEEDIVISIO
PARADE HELD IN
BOSTON APRIL Is
Date Positively Fixed by
Committee Heads and
Army Officers
TO BE LEGAL HOLIDAY
Anxious to Hold Celebration as Soon
as Possible so as Not to Hold
Men in Camp
TO BE LEGAL HOLIDAY

Friday, April rs, is the date decided
upon for all New England to pay
homage to the brave boys of the Goth
division, the famous Yankee division,
and to accord them heartfelt well
come back to- their homes and an
ovation that shall prove to them in no
uncertain way that their heroic labors
on behalf of the world democracy are
not felt to have been in vain.
The official date for the Boston
parade was fixed yesterday at a meet
ing attended by Col. Albert S. Will
liams, chief of staff at the northeast
ern department; Lt.-Col. Hamilton
Horsey, representing Maj.-Gen. Harry
C. Hale, commanding the 26th divis-
ion; Louis A. Coolidge, chairman OF
the state reception committee, and
Charles E. Ware, Jr., representing the
mayors reception committee.
Immediately upon the official par
ade date being named, the bill author
izing the Governor to designate holi-
day in observation of the return of
Massachusetts soldiers and sailors was
reported in the Senate. 1t is expected
that under its provisions Gov. Cool
idge will proclaim Friday, April 25,
the day of the parade, a legal holiday
throughout the commonwealth.
Of the number of troops marching
in the big parade, only $4,000 will be
from New England. The remainder,
il they elect to remain at Camp Dew
ems and march, will be from other
states in the Union. The full strength
of the division is about $4,000 officers
and men.
The executive committee of the
Massachusetts committee to welcome
returning soldiers, sailors and mar
ines, recommended yesterday the let
ting of the following contracts for the
construction of grandstands for the
parade of the 26th division: Coleman
Bros, Chelsea, section N, $2344; John
A. Costello & Co., Boston, sections
E, F, G, H, $34,850; Brown & Welch,
Boston, sections A B, c, D, J and X,
$45,0OO.
Maj.-Gen. Harry C. Hale, in COM
mon with all the other Y. D. officers,
is anxious to have the celebration take
place as early as possible, in order not
to hold the men in camp for any lon
ger period than is absolutely neces-
sary.
The only question has been the
matter of completing the grandstands
in time for the parade. Work on the
construction of the stands will be
rushed, and men sent out yesterday
to obtain measurements and deter
mine the exact location and dimen-
sions of the various stands.
However, whether the stands are
finished or not, the big parade will be
held on the 25th of April
Col. Williams said yesterday az
rangements had been made. for the
and wounded soldiers whoI
are able to walk and march at the
rear of the regiments or units to
which they formerly were attached.
The more seriously wounded will be
in automobiles near the head of the
procession.
Mai.-Gen. Clarence r. Edwards and
Mai Gen. Harry C. Hale were expect
ed to ride together at the head of the
Yankee division as it swings along
through the Boston streets.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-09
SENATOR BRIBED
rendered $5OO,OO0 to Vote Against
the Bill to Increase Street
Trolley Fares

albany, April 9-Senator
Thompson of Niagara appeared be-
fore the senate judiciary committee
in executive session in connection
with his allegation of a $4,000 "slush
fund" to influence the passage of in
creased trolly fare legislation. He de-
clined to make statement in open
session so the doors were closed. Full
investigation of Senator Thompson's
charge was decided upon by the Sen
ate after the Senator had given some
information to the committee.
ALBANY, April 9-Mayor General
John F. Organ, Commander of the
9th division and former head of the
New York National Guard, has been
assigned to the command of the New
York Guard, Adjutant General Berry
announced today.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-09
Great Bodies of Troops and
Stores are Now In
Motion
TROOPS MUST REMAIN
Virtually Certain That Fierce Fight
ing Will Take Place in a
Few Weeks

With munition factories running at
full speed and railroads reorganized
to move army supplies and large
bodies of troops with rapidly, Leninc
and Trotzky are preparing for an of
fensive campaign on gigantic scale
this spring against the American and
Allied troops on Russian soil, accord
ing to authoritative information which
reached the State Department today.
This makes is virtually certain
there will be fierce fighting within a
few weeks on the Archangel front,
where American and British REIN
forcements are being rushed to the
aid of the small force now CALAMITY
out against soviet army
overwhelmingly superior in numbers.
In military circles here it is believed
events are moving SO rapidly in
Northern Russia that it may be i'm
possible to withdraw the American
troops from Russia this summer,
which was announced few weeks ago
to be the Administrations policy. IL
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-09
FOR SALE-2OO acre farm suitably

FOR SALE-200 acre farm suitably
divided into tillage and pasture, 21a
story house, running water to house
and barn, GOO sugar trees, equipped
for 300; 100 cords of pulp, 1000 cords
of hard wood, two and one half miles
from St. Johnsbury Center, two and
one-half miles to East St. Johnsbury.
Price reasonable Inquire of G. w.
Peck, Eastern Ave. 238 If
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-09

PARIS, April "a Council of
Four met this morning at the resi-
dence of Premier Lloyd George.
President Wilson was not able to at
tend the forenoon session, but hopes
to be able to attend the meeting this
afternoon at Paris. The White House
overnight tension in Peace Confer
ence Circles, had not been dispelled
when the Council of Four met to-
day. In Conference circles, however,
there was felt that session today
would serve to clear the atmosphere.
The first question taken up at the
forenoon session, at Which Colonel
House represented President Wilson,
was that of the procedure of effort to
hasten councils work
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-09
'SF,AEIa!$acANS MAKE
HAMBURG Seal OF
SOVIET REPUBLIC
Nearly Succeed i'm Making
Themselves Masters
of Situation
MAKE MANY ARRESTS
Magdeburg, the Capital of Prussian
Saxony, is the Scene of Much
Political Unrest
MAKE MANY ARRESTS

COPENHAGEN, April "a poll
tical movement of great Importance
is imminent in the region of Ham
burg, says Berlin reports. Doctors
Herr and Hauffenberg, Spartacan
leaders, it is added have almost sue
ceeded in making themselves masters
of the situation and in converting
Hamburg and vicinity into Soviet
republic.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-09

moved that the committee on confer
ence heretofore appointed be dis
charged from further consideration
of the bill. The rules were then sus-
pended and the Senate reconsidered
its vote whereby it acceded to the re-
quest of the House for a committee
on conference and returned the bill to
the custody of the House.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-09

COPENHAGEN, April 9-Herr
Landsberg, minister of justice in the
National German government was
arrested yesterday at Magdeburg, the
capital of Prussian Saxony, by mem
bers of regiments stationed there.
Gen. Vonkelist, in command of the
German Fourth army and staff, was
arrested. Other arrests of social
democrats and members of the Bour-
geoisie are planned.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-09

MUNICH, TUESDAY associated)-
April 9-With "a hours more behind
in the Bavarian Council, Government
appears less able to impose itself
upon the country and general politi-
cal situation has come to be more in
volved and threatening than ever.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-09
BUMPER WHEAT CROP
Winter Wheat Crop Forecast by Gov
ernment as the Largest Crop,
Ever Grown

WASHINGTON, April 9-The
hrgest crop Of winter wheat ever
crown and forecast at 897000,00O
bushels.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-09

PARIS, April 9-At the last ses-
sion of the German cabinet council
the government considered the event.
uality of making an appeal to the al
led armies to maintain order in Ger
many, in the interest of the whole of
Europe, 'Zeuric Journal correspondent
reports.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-11
INTaORNIACION GENERAL
LA CONTRIBTCIoN SOBREl
LOS INGREgOs

4 { Y t1 a
Del Denartamento de Hacienda
'hemos lrecibido "a !siguiente in.
formation:
Con motivo de las dificultades
conque tropiezan los contribuyen
tes para rendir sus declaraciones
de ingresos correspondence al
ailo de 1918, de acuerdo cen la
nneya Ley, ell plazo eonceditlo an
teriormente indiyiduos y socie-
dades civiles para rendir dichas
dcclaraciones y que yencera el
Is de octubre de 1919, ha siao am
pliado hasta el dfa 81 del nismo
mes.
Despues de esa fecha no Sc ad-
mas demoras nj sc con-
cederan nueyas prolrogas Y todo
.contribuyente que no eumpla con
los requisitos indicados estara
sujeto a la multa que prescribe
la seccion 68 de la Ley y a' re-
cargo que impone la Secei0n 60.
. a. 3 e 70 I X .A
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-11
lTEATRO MUNICIPAL

La compai1ia Adams Nieya anun
cia. para esta, nocle el intense
drama Ell tres actos, de 2. D'ITbig
ny, Los dos Sargeatos FtUnceses.
MRfiana domingo, a las 3::3O,
grandiosa matinee con Cobagtlias,
la obra de mayor exito de la ac-
tual temporada, y por la iloche,
la linda comedia de don Miguel
Echegaray, Coridode de,.,,. .. 80.
Siendo ell lunes dla de fiesta, la
|empresa nos ruega hagamos pre-
|sente al pdblico que ese dfa ha-
bra matinee con .Amores q Amo-
rios, de los hemanos Alvarez
|Quintero.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-11

mente muerto", nos conformamOs
con ell JESUS "legalmente prOcesa-
do y condenado", que es ell yerda-
dero, el no desfgurado, ell de la
Historic.
Con ell proposito de da1ar ell
prestigiO que orgullosamente os-
tenta al Institute Universitario
"Jose de Diego, sin ese prop6-
sito; con el pobre fin de amolar su
hacha o sin el... Asf. +. tai como
10 dice don Benito. es como Sc
|escribe la historic. iPero no es
as1 como Sc enseiia. -.
Sirva pues, este pequeiio artf-
|culo como una explicaci6n al Sr.
Carril. No como una explicacion
de actitud, sino como una explica
ci6n de Historia.. Y sea todo por
Iel bien de su espiritu. s.
Emilio Forester Gregory.
(Profesor de Literature Y de His
taria enzel. sInsti+nts-sU Universe.
tario .Jose de Diego.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-11
NOTICIA
Income Tar

p
Ell lunes Is proximo del corrien
te saldran en- yiaje de inspection
los Inspectores de Income Tax
senores Aponte Y Roig. Vista
ran Ponce j .pennaneceran ALI
dtSrante dois semanas aproxima-
damente.
Los contribuyentes de dicho pue
bio que necesiten alguna informa-
cion o ayuda en- felaci6n con sus
declaraciones de ingresos pueden
dirigirse dichos funcionarios
por condueto del Collector de Ren
tas Internas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-11
DON LUIS ToRREGRosA

Despues de una larga dolencia,
| sc ha rendido la muerte nuestro
amigo Don luis Torregrosa.
Nosptros pudimos apreciar las
yirtudes de este var0n, s1elnpre
discreto y laborioso.
Deja numerosa familia, que es
fruto de sus afanes.
Apesar de ser farmaceutical
am6 la santa poesia, alma del
Mundo. Tuvo para ella 10 meior
de su espiritu v lie cdnsagr6 la
adoracion mas pura en- todos los
Imomeiltos de la vida. Asi sc es
hombre.
Iuch6 honradam6nte para ''le-
iiyantar m capital, pero como
tom6 las Was rectas para clio, no
VIC coronados, con ell exito, sus
esfuezos. Trabajo mucho hizo
Ipoco. i.
La vida les dura,{ amarga y pc
Isa, dijo 81 gran p6eta Dario.
Estas palabras fueron siempre
TDlen il. es.sE.-ss.s. ss.s.,ias por aquel gran
coraz6n, pues el comprendia como
pocos, al noble mago de la rima,
Descanse EN- ,paz ell buen amigo,
que bien 10 merece aquel q. en- la
vida alcanz6 tantos. tantisimos
sinsabores.
Lsis MIRAFLORES..
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-11
Ell MEJOR CIcLISTA a.

Conception HeInands.z seeino
de Puerta de TERRA quien tiene
una agencia de alquiler de. bici-
cleta EN- aquel barrio, Sc queja
a la detective de un timo de que
ha sido yictima por un sujeto que
dice llamarse Antonio Aceyedo,
Segin ell querellante el Aceyedo
|solicit6 n alquiler una bicicleta
emprendiendo pronto yeloz carre
ra. Tan yeloz ha sido esa carrera
que Acevedo aun no ha apareci-
do nj la policia ha podido darle
alcance. ESQ es 10 que Sc llama um
gran ciclista.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-11
CRIsTO Y KUNG-FUr-TsEU
In Carrii desca7ilado frentc n la
Casa dc Ia Libertdd.

No vamOs a convertir ell cora
zon de una Juventud anciosa de
aprender en- I'm campo de batalla
donde ell logro Y la sinceridad ba-
tanse en- liza. -. Queremos unica-
Z /.te>sen bien nuestro y de nues-
tros lectores en- Ell IMPARCIAL,
aclarar algunos conceptos tenden-
ciOsOs V descarrilados del autOr
del articulo LAS COsas de un Pro
fesOr", recientemente publicado
EN- las columnas de este mismo
Iculto rOtativo.
No pretendemos Ell NADIA inmis-
CUR ell elemento personal Ell esta
eXigua cuestiOncilla Solamente
hablam0s como un tribute noble
y desinteresado a la. Verdad.
EH 81. CarriI oE9decSs. !. (otra
Tez -el eterno "dieen que aicen)".
~ asaltado por un recuerdo agrade
cido (no diremos un estomago)
de sus buenos tiempos, quiso brin
dar tambien un tribute a los que
lie sostuvieron sielnpre en- La Yer
dad -. empez6 amolar su .ha-
cha va orinada, y lanzo su primer
golpe contra nosotros, pretendien
do .'dar un tai0"... Y hetenos
aquf que nos hace repetir, aunque
.ep brevisimo resumen (y Ell bien
su alma Sea-, una pequeiia, ca
81 quintaescenciada catedra de
Historic.
Tratabamos La posibilidad i'm
.posibilidad de una nueva guerra
universal EN- la que Sc encontrasen
de frente dos civilizaciones anita
g6nicas, al igual que la reciente-
mente aeaecida entire la civiliza-
cion teut0nico V la greco-latina.
Incidental Y necesariamente tuyi
mos que penetrar en- los sistemas
ideobgicos de los presuntos futu-
ros combatientes. HablamOs de la
Moral del Cristianismo y del Con-
fucianismo. Leyantamos dos CO.
lumnas simb6licas y gigantescas y
las dejamos frente a frente. No
nos inclinamos nj a un lado hi a
otro. sino que, fieles a nuestra mi
sion. procuramos investigar las
excelencias de las predicas del pa
DIRE de la Filosoffa China, refor-
mador de las costumbres y autor
del Codigo Moral de su patria. Ha
blamos igualmente de Cristo. Tam
bien loamos, al hombre redentor.
Hicimos resaltar sus doctrinas
honradas v el infujo supreme de
elias, especialmente en- la vida So
cial de Europa y de America. Hi
cimos notar las diferencias entire
uno Y otro. Cristo Sc rodeaba de
doce ap6stoles. Confucio de tres
mil discipulos. Clisto reclamaba
ser el hijo de Dios, su esencia en-
carnada; querfa yer la humanidad
diEindmentc pefTecta. kung-fu-
tsen no aspiraba que lie creyeran
profeta, nj reyelador, no reclama-
ba parentezco con Dios, nj origen
sobrenatural esperaba yer la hui
mani,iad hialqgameate perfeefd.
Ambos eran homhres yirtuOsos,
lClisto predicaba la salvacioil del
alma, : por ende, Ia felicidad, por
el amor al projimo de esta name
ra, seg6n eI, losslIumanos Sc irian
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-11
UN BALE DE CARLOAD

En- la noche del 13 del corrien
te, Sc. lIevara a efecto en- los sale
mes de la Faiardo Sugar, I'm gran
Bale de Carload, patroeinade
por distingnidas damas.
Eorman Ia comision de reeibo
doha Isabel, yda; de Romero
Mrs. J. Naalnonde, doila Maria
Luisa @. de Lopez, Mrs. Williams
y la Srta. Minin Benftez.
Estimamos mucho la inyiSacior
recihida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-11
MQSsESoR BERR1os

Y'a esra bien de la dolencia que
le aqlejaba el Rev y virtuoso saI
cerdote MonseIor Pedro NJ. Be
r1dos, Protonotaro ApostJlico.
Los cuidados de Ia ciencia v las
preces elevadas al Altfsimo POI
sus feryientes admiradores, han
hecho el milagro de deyolver "a
safud a tan querido prelado: EI
IAIPARCIAL 10 celebra efssiva.
mente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-11
Lais MIR4FLOREs.
LA POLICIA CREE CAPTURAR
AL DESERTOR ANTONIO AN
DRADE Y ARRESTA Al PRO
FITGO LEONCIO ORTIZ. DE
CAROLINA.

Ponce, octubre 10.-La policia
insulaf de esta ciudad arrest0
esta maiiana a un sujeto que Sc
habia robado una cabra y dos po-
Hos EN- el barrio .La Calzada',
propiedad de Francisco Beitfa v
como al preguntarle por SUI nom
bre dijo que Sc llamaba Antonio
Andfade, Sc crey6 por los oficia-
les de dicha institution que ell
capturado es un Antonio Andra-
de que Sc evadio del preside.
Sinembargo, mas tarde Sc supo
que el verdadero nombre del de
tenido es Leoncio Ortiz, profugo
del Dep6sito de Presos de Caro-
lima, donde estaba encerrado sin
dicado por yiolaci6n, y a qdien Sc
exigian mil dolares de fianza pa
IA quedar en- libertad provisional.
Ell guardia Ramon Rodriguez
Torres, que lie capture, lie acuso
ante la Gorte Municipal por el
robo de la cabra J los pollos; Y
el Juez Torres Cordova lie impu-
so tres meses de carcel.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-11
/. DON PABLO. COT.

Vista San Juan. hospedandose
en- el hotel Palace, Ell senior Pa
bio Cot, rico propietario, de Goa.
mo. FL senior Cot embarcara el
% del corriente para los Estados
Enidoss en- busca de su familia,
que hoy reside ALI.
Nuesfro saludo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-11
MUoEtAte,HO DETENIDO1

Esta mai1ana la policia de Paer
ia de TERRA detuvo al muchacho
Juan Santos, de Carolina, quien
habia abandonade e Aesar .ie srls
padres para echarse a correr
munda. fSue traido al cuartel de
Ia policia de adonde Sc lie trasla-
dara casa de size fss.;:;s;ihifs''es f.;;;ii res q, q.
Carolina.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-11
ESPECTACULOS PARA HOY

Teatro Municipal.-El famoso
drama .en tres actos 'Los Dos
Sargentos Franceses."
Manana, matinee a las 2.30
con "Cobardias" y por la noche
a..preeiesa comedia Carload"
RialtO.-Episodios Is y 16 de
eel Guante Rojo" y "Cuando ell
Culpable Confes6."
Mafiana matinal con ell mis-
mo- programa de la noche. Matt
nee con los episodios II y 18 de
LA Bala de Bronco" y una CO.
media. Por la noche "Un Peta-
10 en- la Corriente."
Tres Banderas.-El ultimo epi
sodio de LA Ratera Relampago''
y 'Ley Natural, en- cinco actos.
Maflana, "Cuando ell Leon Des-
perto', en- seis parties y 'Los
Tres Reyes"
Luna.-Episodio 6 de Gel Te-
rror de la Sierra" y "Su Mejor
lEsposa."
Na62@a, matinal con ell mismo
lprograma de la noche. Por la
tarde matinee con los episodios
II, 8 y 9 de eel Sello Gris'. Por
la noche eel Bravo Mozo", en- s
actos Y una cinta c6mica.
Real.-El primer episodio de
'Fuerza y Nobleza'', en- seis par
tes Y una comedia en- dos parties.
Manana, matinee con los cpl
sodios 7, 8 y 8 de ''El Sendero
Sangriento". Por la noche ell Sc
gundo episodio de LA Gran Jul
gada" y LA Infamia", en- cinco
actos.
I Monte CarlO.-"La Romanza
| de Tarzan".
Manana, matinee con episo-
dios de LA Joya Fatal" y por la
noche ell tercer episodio de ''Ma-
Iciste ell Libertador" y Gel Sino
de la Confession, en- cinco parties.
NOrma.-'La Sombra Oscar
lata" v una revista.
Mafiana, "La Boda Falsa" y ell
episodio 8 de LA Gran Jugada. "
Victory Garden.-"La Rueda
de la Fortuna" y variedades.
Puerto RicO.-'Los Que Pa
gam, en- Z parties.
Mafana, matinee y por la no.
che Gel Triunfo del Amor"
Imperial.-'En la Pista", en-
cinco actos.
Mafiana, Elmo ell Invencible".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-11
DON JOSE BAsoRA

Regres6 de MEayaguez, aonde
estuvo en- uso de licencia el senior
Jose Basora Mestre. empleado
de la secretafia> de la Camara de
r Representatives.. como encargado
7de-ia f'ropfsdad.