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porion % Vers. Ole Nmnruo, 0e.
cornb, 90 Nfr&. a. .. @icIeiolb,
Toreit Gitp, "a. Nearopelicn lore.
9lt Sorabag Gitermioong ira Ser.
aebuiet, buor Yoitor &orriion ~iorret.
tcoe. Siaet braateS 0erpoa ill Glen.
MOOD Strife, pou hDia @rappluos set
ln9oea til @0ilc. Toitor @repie Tor
re.te6e 6eru0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24
npot Tarmlanb 1tiser / Sri

W buer Sag. Ses lpn9ers bu ibi9tter
meb at iitrs bio ct Stptts Sanb. 10 mere pi
bn hare at betdle. Sporicr life flsbe M.
Narter os s~iteratur iortGleuoe om De gope
Nuleoninssr / Miunslota, lsnoes nit. Sreo.
3. Sbermou, Commissioner OF Surmiero-
ton, Room 113, Stoie capitol, ct. pauI,
MinneIota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24
ciHaIaS al gieren. - Yuena

- @iiia ,Sdrm. Sueua Siiio er en- al be
bsbiis Surme / csntrale Rinnelota. Ten li9s
DER i Stepsus Sountp. ~ Ril ira soot
Mar.ee. @paniussrue me % moberne. var
3o2 acres. ,,neen Sptttbanoel bar ingeu
gaeuter. Sor iuIbitrneis selfripel'e, SetIns
aeiier oa sotosraii al Spsninssrne ~tilifrip
i. W. Sartcu, GIty, eor i0e, nermar,
@innsiota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24
G.rtt &art pg Site, @pbttipb paa
. 9anp NOR 3pilinsbperne. gater, S52,
ct. @roir Sails, gSisconlin.
$500 fpntant taaer imprppeb 100.

" Reuerfieb til 81, 500. 10 acres gser.
% nbmertet @rGsens, npt "l6rame" 0aas
nlussbus 20x20, liben 1Sarn", flabt, Sfos
meo me9et goplar os SO, COB Serb. ueb I'M
SHt. aun ~ Mil til gp peb 500 einien,
ner Sntif os Weieri. Bent itte-fom itrar.
gater G 90, ct. 9roir sSaQs, isis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24
O(ocutcr ipr ulbipinberi snfes

birette til S~orbrugere. Bore Sarer beiiadr
al llnbertsi, SGpper, Strsmpsr, SIpeaters
o. /. Slere Gpuntper / Soma sr enenu
oabue. Sor iulotGubis llnberretnii9 TILL
"TRIP Atb Aiper Nooleu Mills S%ompdup,
Serous ,tals, NIiuueiota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24
HiHalaS.-16O gcres beIiooeus

St1al9s.-l6O Icres, beliogens
De balp Viii fra gutit, poittontor,
Stole % Strte. Sooe Sp9nineer. 80 acres
opoprtet. Ter'tetlasle les Sane. Iris $65 pr.
aere. Sette &tltaar. Soct yaub iub til ben
ltlenne ~iiiterise Snpiie, gsed eote, iblonbt
norife SoIf. s. =. Spbre, &alter, Winu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24
oiljalaS.-Ses bar en- so Icres

;SGrm al beone Sort yaub, 2 Mil norps
OFT ira Soiston. Hoitrute lise peo. Neb
,anpsleu fan eierns meoielge - Stpfter
arsoturer % 9 Ssits lamt Naitineri, alt iom
bsbspes paa Ell Karin. &ilitrip Sisren,
". i. S~altunrub, y. 4, 6oistou, winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24
~iHnIns. 100 Ncres / @prth

- 0ountp, Soma, II Wil ira COB Vp.
Notiaa eobt impropeb. Kin Stoslnno rinot
Nulene % bper Sob %bprtbar. $4,000 pr.
5cre. bpis iolgt Tor lite Wtarts. Is. :.
Mortpoob. $40 Sirit Eational Sanf Sle9.,
Wtaiou Sim, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24
ciGaIas. - 1873 Mcres / @prtb

- Gountp, Soma, ~ 0il fra Sp, Saas
rin9sbus meo 7&GreIier o9 flllot Placement,
TOR "Saru" % aubre llbbuie. aQe npmaleee
oo / eoo Soriatnius. Sin Stoslnuo o9 en-
bel Stoe. Tris $4,000, ON iolsi fer lite
STARTS. e. 8. Martpoob, 80 6irlt Ratios
nal gaut glbs., Wtaiou Gitp, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24

ciHaI9S.-160 Icres. Stasca
Gountu, Ninn. Smtrent $50 900 Sob
sSbite Yine, 25O 600 Sob Spruce. @ulp
@opb aleue uil mere eno betale eanbet. $50
pr. @crs. Strip til Gieren, 9eber Snuelon,
oapparb, isis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24

SiljaIgs. $40 Ieres. 100 Icres
eurfet. 4SO acreS ieuceo. a%ltlammeu
ecp pprtbar Serb. Sp9ninser. Sreno, etc.
Ssstre Iatota. $40 pr. Here. Sieloent Stls
buo. n. Is. Sbssarp, $40 eeoar ape.,
minneapolis, Dtiun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24
.ilialas. - 100 Icres 2ano,

- ineeu Spsninser, 5 Mil norboit for
selpa. Mcloenrp 9ountp, U. Sat. $50
gcres aeer; alt meb llnotdselie al 5 acrss
fan pprtes. lris $50 pr. Aere 81 200 ton=
tant. Reiten / Z aarliae afbetalin9er nj q
Yroceut 6eute. Strtp I'll u. =. Ser9e'on.
Srrprab. Noipd.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24

Nnifcs. = Sise for alminbelia
~ Susarbeibe. 9iben Samilie. Sfrip til
Ntrs. -. Is. Sapmarb, sos Tart Apenue,
gilbert Sea, Wiinu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24
uacmS Wcir.

&c Toreneoe Staters Geirbureaii
~ntebbcIer feIacnbc ON Gcirct | SloS'
rummet 23oe I'll % meo 2Sne Nepr.:
For Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys:
Unsettled first half; rising tempera-
ture Monday; normal or above there
after: probably snow about FRIDAY.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24
4aa @runo a. lpia=

StI10l0S.- Fud VrHHu ~ IUIg=
tenoe Selbreb nil ie9 pec oiientliSt anfz
tionsIala ben 3bie Wiarts irembpoe min Narm
bei,aasnbe al 100 geres, belissenbe 2 U3tl
/ 9iorbpelt ira Sscorab os / Ntil ira Sntber
Goueae. Sor fulbtGnots Spipsnin9 bels9
eusr tilitrip 8. 6. Moore, u. no. s, Ses
corQb. SoDd.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24

eaMD I centraIe Ysinueiota, noprfet % i'm.
propeo, annftiae SiIianr. Sfrtu efttr trie Splpsntus
ger. Aiher Tiurrnp, gsaoena. Ifint.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24

StNal9s.-gn peluoltpret Slaa,
terbuttf | ct fort banlf Excitement lbs
mertet Sorretnin9. Sutiten er uoitpret meo
en- mn Safer zee Nadine. Sil ielee paa
@rinb AZ oaarIi9t Selbreb. Giust merfet
404 t~tlIenbes "Secorubz IS often" Geccrab, 50.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24
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Gnor VeInano CT Nfret % perLenSc Nartnort upuaor ben hoiene Nh.
S u.u omern Mitnafs ecot Wano, fcrtr9 Heiec Warfcocr %
YER % paa Ihe VtIfaar. Sfanoinapif Excitement. 0irfer 90 SfcIer.
- StRrSsItH etc, mel fabMsnDiae csssniasTT." ssfss W. n GH
& COMPANY. Dept. n, Eagle River. Wisconsin
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24
Siljal9s. -@potfipbt &partlef,

81. Gafota. Woroern improvements uarb
$1,000; maa iGlse fpr lite april. Ssiaa
Spurtiettion Minneiota eanb, a Wil til
Warteo. See9e til llnberpris. Sor Beffris
pelier % 4riier. u. Sbap, 6piston, Minn.
Suite 2.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24

Siialgs.-8ube Nnleoninger /
- SSoabo 0afe=R esioneu. Sarne at ale
Sterrelier og Yriier tillal9s. Better Sobns
ion, Saubpoint, Sodbo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24
SiHal9s. s Treeburn County,

- Miun., en- so 2lcrs psl inproueb Sarin.
en- Mil ira Sp. Sci pGrb s250.00 @il
ta9e $4,000, ON iolst i9r lite Wtarts. Is.
Z. Wturtmoob, 80 Sirit 9tattoual Sanf
8loo., Maion Gitp, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24

N0}a0aitucr. allie Slags.
nv "Searit's" III 800, siter 20be Wurts
$500 2laret. GbedS m~oota9es. Oscar Morz
tenion, Voud A, Roheiter, Miuu.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-08-02
LIGHTNING STRIPS
SHOE OFF WOMAN'S
FOOT IN DANVILLE

During the heavy thunder
shower Friday night Mrs. Zenas
Kittredge was struck by bolt
and had a most unusual and
nelve-wreckino experience. The
bolt entered the house through
the telephone wire and jumped
from an aluminium clock to where
Mrs. Kittredge was sitting. 1t
entered her left arm and passed
through her right leo. When
Mrs. Kittredge recovered from
her nervous shock she discovered
that her left hand and left arm
was badly burned and that the
shoe on her right foot was in
the middle of the room. 1t was
evidently a light charge of the
electricity as Mrs. Kittredge is
not seriously effected b. the ac-
cident aside from the pains from
the burns on her arm.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-08-02
CHIEF MARDEN
49,
RUNS FIRE
STATION ALONE
Three Paid Firemen in St.
JOhnsbury Left for Bet
ter Paying Jobs

Sitting alone in an arm chair
representative of the Caledonia Rec
ord found Chief Marden in front Of
the fire station Monda mornino and
the only occupant of the central fire
station in ST. Johnsbury. His three
associates having worked out a two
weeks notice left Saturda-- and Sun
day and have secured better paying
jobs. Asked if he was going to run
both trucks Chief MAIDEN said that
he had made ARRANGEMENTS with Geo.
Benoit to report to the fire station
when an alarm sounded and take out
one of the trucks. Mr.. Benoit is
regular fireman and will be on the
job fhen the alarm sounds. u
In the meantime Chief Marden is liv
ing alone at the station, having his
meals brought in -froia- .. .nei2hhocipg.
restaurant slssd iie-'
no fires until he gets more help. The
trustees have made arrangements for
another man to stay at the station
nights and expect that the station
will soon be manned with an ade-
quate force.
Frank L. Dow has entered the
EMPLOY of the Plymouth Creamery,
Vernon Aiken has gone to the scale
factory and Mr.. Shastany is on u
farm at East st. Johnsbury.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-08-02
QUEBEC GIANTS
WIN IN A
. PITCHERS DUEL
Fairbanks Team Fail to
Score In Saturdays
Game

In one of the prettiest pitching
duels seen on the St. Johnsbury cam
pus Witty pitchinp for the locals
was defeated bv the Quebec colored
Giants by the score of 3 to Satur-
day afternoon. The thing that de-
feated the locals was the loose play
ing of the infield behind Witty in
one inning, tor he pitched good
enough bail to win an game. He
passed only one man to first, allowed
seven hits, two of them of the schatch
variety, besides getting one OF the
i've hIts made b. his team and ac-
cepting tlve chances at his position.
IN lne second inning the local m
field played like a bunch of bushers,
and before they had finished bootins
them, and heaVlng them 10 all corn
ers oil the lot, the visitors had cross
ed the pla,e with TWO runs tnal
looked bigger as the "1me progress
ed. Uf the three outs III this inning
one was strike out, one otnei,
Vltty threw out at the plate a1tel
recovering the ball benin. tnlrd from
a wild throw, and the third was tag
ged out at second, having oversize
Inc bag, alter making the steal sue
cessfully.
In the fourth inning the visitors
got their one earned run when Git-
away got u single, stole second ana
scored when flal hit one to center
field for 4 single. The visitors proved
themselves good ball players, taking
advantage OF all the boots made by
the locals, and once on the bases,
providing much amusement for the
spectators.
Between the eighth and ninth in
nings, Umpire keefe announced the
attraction Tor next Saturday as be-
ing the Sanford, Me-, team of which
Freddy Parent, the former Red Sox
short stop, is the manager This
outfit has ood record this season,
being considered the best team IN
that state and the fans will miss the
chance TO see a real ball team if
they miss this game.
+ ollowing is The box score OF Sat
urday'S game:
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-08-02
NEWPORT PUTS
OVER WHITEWASH
ON LYNDONVILLE
8 too Victory for Border
City Team Makes Third
Straight Win

Alright twirling, brilliant fielding
and heavy and timely hittino were
the three chief factors in the white
wash administered to the Lyndon
vile baseball team by the Newport
aggregation on the formers dia-
mond on Saturday afternoon. More
than 100 substantial supporters of
the border city tribe were among the
rather small audience that watched
John Prouty's clan give the Caledon-
ia county outfit severe trOuncin0 to
the tune of 8 to 0. The royal rooters
from Newport made the long trip by
train and automobile, clearly demon
strating the tremendous interest be-
ing manifested in the great "come
back" staged by the home town stars.
The latest victory came at the con-
clusion of most successful week,
making the third straight win in six
days and gives indications that the
boys will continue their fine work
throughout the remainder of the sea-
son.
Captain Harold Kennison, the
''iron man" of the Newport flinoing
corps, nominated himself for mound
1uty and from the result f(his mas
.erful performance, it is easy to note
hat his judgement was O. X, "Shy-
lock- was opposed on the hill by
Robert Taylor, the mainstay pitcher
Of the Lyndonville team. Edward
Wells, catcher extraordinary, was ell
acted to receive the bullets shot from
he might ann of his battery mate
md his work behind the plate was
100 per cent perfect, missing nary a
)all and effecting three put outs at
he home station. Joseph Butler,
'esident of South Boston, Mass, but
summer visitor in this section of
he continent, took "Shv's" lace at
he keystone sack and the box score
will show that the Massachusetts
BOY did his full share toward reduc
ng Lyndonville' averag.
Henry Thormahlen. a boy hood
'riend of Butler and one of the great
st pitching artists that ever struck
his neck of the woods, acted as pinch
litter and for few innings covered
eft field. Owing to the fine show
ng made by kennison. the Sher-
brooke pitchers services in the box
we're not needed although he was
prepared at any time to relieve the
Neport speed king if he was unfort-
mate enough to Get into danger.
The feldino of every member of
he Newport team was better than it
nas been at any time this season and
here is no doubt but what fine work
will be kept ur
Following is the summary and box
score.
Coora b,- ;ppinrc.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-08-02

payment of notes to those investors
who presented their claims. The line
of persons awaiting attention was a
long one, fully equalling that of the
early days of last week when at the
request of investigating officials Ponzi
stopped taking in money from would
be depositors.
PonzIs prompt return of funds to
those who asked for them had the
effect toward the end of last week of
greatly diminishing the size of the
line but there was evidence of sud
den renewal today of the desire to
cash the notes he had issued. While
his clerks were meeting these de-
mands returning the principal to
those whose 90-day notes had not
matured and keeping, it was said, to
the promise to pay so per cent in
terest on mature notes, Ponzi himself
issued a statement in denial of a
published article by William H. Nc
Masters, his former publicity agent,
in which McMasters expressed the be-
lief that Ponzi was hopelessly insol-
vent and was paying out money to
some depositors at the expense of
others.
81 have twice as much money as
will be needed" said Ponzi, 'to meet
my obligations that may be presented
to me" and added that McMasters
never was in position to learn his
employers financial standing or meth
ods of operating his business. Many
of those who waited for their money
today were reading copies of the
paper in which McMasters article ap-
peared.
Edwin l.. Pride, who is making an
audit of Ponzi's cooks for the federal
authorities, said that thus far his
audit had shown no evidence of crim-
inality, but added that he was no.
where near done. Ponzi apparently
not the least disturbed by the long
line outside his door met newspaper
men with his usual smile when they
Continued >on page four)
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-08-02
UNITED STATES TO
RECOGNIZE COSTA RIGA

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2-Recog-
milton of the government of Costa
Rica by the u S. was announced by
the State denartment today.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-08-02
TREATY WITH TURKEY TO
BE SIGNED THURSDAY

PARIS, Aug. 2sThe treaty of
peace between Turkey and the Allies
will be signed Thursday.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-08-02
TEAM WITHOUT
LIGHT CAUSES
AUTO CRASH
Mrs. Maurice S0ckOl of New
port Severely Injured
When Car Overturns

An unknown man drivino without
1 light late Saturday eevnlng IN
Newport was the cause of an acci-
dent by which two women were
badly injured and one other occu-
pant of the car was considerably
bruised. The driver of the car es-
capped unhurt.
Mrs. Maurice Sockol of "a Concord
avenue, her seventeen year old son,
solomon Sockol, a daughter Mrs. Eva
Brodie of Chelsea, Mass, and Ed
ward Ravrely of Orchard street were
in the car at the time of the accld-
ent.
The party had been visiting rela-
tives in the west end, and were re-
turning home about ten o'clock IN
Saturday evening. When opposite
the Vermont Toy and Novelty shop
IN Bay street, team was seen com
ING in the middle of the road and
without a light.
The driver, Solomon Sockol, who
las been accustomed to drive heavy
truck, made quick turn to the right,
o avoid collision, and a little confus-
ed at the quick action of the lighter
machine, he lost control of it, and
tln against the bank between the
'oad and sidewalk.
The car turned turtle mining Mrs.
Sockol underneath, but the rest We're
flung further away.
Their cries were heard by neigh
bors who rendered what assistance
they could Robert Clement with Mrs
Clement and Mrs. George Smith were
the first to arrive and after extricat-
ing Mrs. Sockol from under the car
took the three to their home and sum-
mond DR.. G. F. Adams, the nearest
physician, who was also assisted by
Dr. 3. D. Lonoe.
Mrs. Sockol was found to have
badly fractured her li"ht arm near
the shoulder and received other in
jul.ies of a serious nature.
Mrs. Eva Brodie. a married daugh-
ter, who is a resident of Chelsea,
Mass, and is at home on a visit, Is
also badly hurt. Her back and side
are injured and one or more ribs
fractured and she is suffering much
pain and good deal from shock.
The driver escaped unhurt, and the
other member of the party, Edward
Ravrely received bruises, but not
not serious one.
The car a Ford was considerably
damaged and has been hVded to the
garage for repairs.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-08-02
Newspaper Extra With Story That
80 Per Cent Financeer' Is
Insolvent Starts Rush
(By the Associated Press)

BOSTON, Aug. 2-The Securities Exchange Co..
headed by Charles Ponz whose alleged operations in for
egn exchange being investigated by the United
States and the Attorney General continues today the
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-08-02
BURGLARS BUSY
IN VICINITY OF
ST. JOHNSBURY
c. B. Chase's Store and Har-
ry DOlgin's Garage BrOk-
en- Into and Robbed

On Saturday and Sunday nights,
two burglaries occurred in St. Johns
bury upon which the ~olice of the
village are now at work. c. B.
Chase's bicycle surnlv and repair shop
was broken into at some time Sat
urday night, and Harry Dolgin's
garage was broken into and large
amount of tires taken at late hour
Sunday night. Both breaks were
skillfully done, and attracted no at
tention, so that the robbers were able
to work at will and nick and choose
from the stock in each place.
Mr. Dolgin closed up his garage at
10 o'clock on Sunday night and went
to his home for the night. Before
leaving he made sure that every
thing was secure and when he left, it
was with feeling of absolute safety.
When his men arrived at about &
o'clock on Monday mornino the door
which had been left locked, was wide
open, and the lock had been broken
open. Rushino in they found no one
there, but the work of the thieves
was evident Mr.. Dolpin was noti-
fed and came to the garage as soon
as -ossible. He looked over the gar
age and reckoned what was missing.
His entire stock of tires of all the
best makes, both fabric and cord, had
been ransacked, all had been taken
from the racks and piled on the floor
near the door. Evidently the robbers
found that thev couldn't take all so
they took all the largest sizes thirty
in number. The rest were left on the
floor.
The cash drawer had been opened
and s54 pemoved. Evidently the per-
son who opened it knew enough about
cash registers to open the complica
ted one at the GARAGE. but he did not
close it, -..-.....-.--4.-. -. 3,....--
Dolgin reckons his losses at about
81 900 and has turned over the case
to police. Tracks of what was evid-
emily touring car were found near
the door. and the victim of the bur-
glary thinks that the car went east
on Portland street.
The other break was not so expen-
sive to the proprietor of the shop.
At some time after c. B. Chase's
store was closed on Saturday nioht
and before Mr.. Chase went in on Sun
dav morning, thieves entered and rob-
bed the place of bicycle supplies,
sporting Goods and small amount
of cash. Entrance was made through
the door in the rear. in which glass
pane had been broken. The burglar
is believed to have been the work Of
boys, and the police are at work on
the case.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-08-02
Baby Injured In
Runaway at Danville

The families of Newton Page and
Arthur Wood participated in a run
away in Danville Sunday all being
thrown out of n express wagon when
one of the seats dropped off. The
parties in the conveyance were Mr..
and Mrs. Newton Page and three chill
dren and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wood
and baby. When the seat fell off the
horses began to run. All but two
children of Mr.. and Mrs. Page were
tinped out and these two were thrown
out later. Mrs. Page and Mrs. Wood
each had a, baby in their arms, the
only one of the party to have any in.
juries was the infant child of Mrs.
Page who was considerably bruised
by the fall.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-08-02
HUGE COTTON YIELD is
SHOWN IN REPORT

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2-Increase
of more than one million bales in the
prospective production of cotton over
the indicated yield month ago was
forecast today by the Department Of
A total of 12,519,OOO
bales was estimated from the condi-
ton of the crop July 25th, while H.
$50 900 bales was forecast from the
June 25th.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-08-02
ONE KILLED AND FIVE
HURT IN AUTO CRASH

SPRINGFIELD, Aug. 2-One man
was killed and five injured when an
automobile left the State highway
west of this city and after hittinfi a
telephone pole and a tree, overturned.
A. L. Peppin of Holyoke, died on the
way to the hospital The others, all
Holyoke men, were taken to the hos
pital but are reported as not seriously
injured. The car was bound for
Worcester.