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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-09-22
[. Smith, all of Norwich, CT.

l. Smith, all of Norwich, ct.
The records of traffic on the To-
cal divisions of the Roosevelt
highway, as observed by a. repre-
sentative Of the state highway de-
partment at the Follensby mill
bridge Thursday, between the
hours of 700 a. m and 100 p. M,
was as follows: Horse drawn
vehicles, light, 80; heavy, "a; au-
tomobiles, domestic, 1853; foreign,
159; trucks. light, 81; heavy Al;
motorcycles, II.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-09-22
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

Miss Esther Frost, Miss Barba-
IA Conant, Alton Spencer and
Walter Gallagher, Middlebury col
lege students, leave The first of the
week to resume their college work
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert E. Smith
of 10 Cliff street have as their
guests part of the week, Mr..
Smiths father, Horace W. Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Smith and
daughter, Verna, and Miss Verne
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-09-22
ST. IOHNSRUY CT

Mrs. Juna farks, formerly a re
,idence Of this place is visiting
friends in the village.
Shepard Pomona grange met in
Green Mountain hall Wednesday
night. An interesting program
was given. Piano duet, Ethel
Simpson and Maud Benedict;
readings, Lula Thurber and Har-
ley Thurbcr; question, "What do
think of the present style of
dress?" Mrs. Julia Parks, Mrs. p.
p Prescott, Mrs. Ida Farnham;
readings Mrs.. Baker and Mr..
Fred Halict; vocal solo, Catherine
Chafee; reading, Harvey Powers.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-09-22
PEACHAM
Wallace Taylor Had Narrow
Escape from Serious Accident

What came very near being a
serious accident occurred on Mon
day at 11.3O at Fred Taylor's farm
where they were cutting corn.
Wallace Taylor was trying to adj
Just the elevator belt when it
caught him and wound him up. Mr..
Taylor was in the silo at The
time but seeing something was
wrong, he hurried out and very
Quickly stopped the engine. By
this time the belt had broken and
let " allace free from the machine.
This was all that saved his life.
He was carried into the house and
DR.. Paulsen called as soon Us pos
slble. BY the time he arrived his
arm was so badly swollen it was
impossible to tell if any bones
were broken. Tuesday morning
he was taken to St. Johnsbury for
an N-ray and it was found that no
bones were broken, but he has a
very badly bruised arm and his
side was burned from the friction
of the wheel. He is getting
along as well as could be expect
ed.
The annual exhibit of the town
schools of Peacham will be held
OH Thursday, Sept. 27.
The first academy ball game
took place on Wednesday after
noon with Groton The score was
2 to 9 in favor Of Groton.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-03
BENNINGTON BRIEFS


BETTER than Five" 23t5
Big two.hour show. Hartc taeatre
at z ard 8 tonight
D.g dance at high school hall to.
night nnder auspices OF telephone
girls.
II Is not too late TO join the Christ
mas club at the First National BANK
start any day this week. 23ta
Hurricane Hutch. featuring
Charles Hutchinson, opens at Harte
theatre today and tomorrow
Mrs. j. W. Ford OF Pleasant street
Thursday evening entertained the J.
r. club. a social evening was spent
Refreshments we're served
For. Sale Buffet large new beyes
led plate glass mirror, chartered OAK,
hand carved Bought at 800 VIII sell
same at $40 ll9 Spring ST.
"The Little Minister is one OF the
years big pictures because OF us ac'
,..acy, ala Ance Calhoun does OK.
oo'ront work IN Installation OF
James NJ. Barries famous story.
Opera house Friday and saturday
ne Dneyor Welch Concert Co. IS
receiving on this winters tour, oya.
ton after ovation for It's wonderful
concerts. Everyone who appreci-
ates artistic music will count the
small adm sslon OF nifty cents rs
nothing to hear these people SatGr
day evening at the Methodist
church
Mrs. Mamie Wemette gave cara
party at her home Thursday even
ing Twelve couples were presGui
Frst prizes we're awarded - MIS-
Nattison ana Lee Hartt The low
prizes were awarded to Dora hart'
and Mrs. Houran. Reirespment
we're served at the closing OF las
party.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-03
SOUTH sHAFTs5URY

Tho James Bus VIII leave Bennms
ton Saturdays at 1920 for south
SALISBURY, via North .BenninetoH'
Return trip from South ShailsDury
ot 1908 for Bennington, va NORM
bennington 1:l5. Leaving Bennihs
ION n 800 D. IN, arriving at South
Shaftsbury at $3.50, leaving South
SALISBURY ut $40, arriving ut No Sort,
Remington at $50 and at behhlh 4
ION Al 500 p m The BUS ".u
leave bennington on il last "TRIP 70
south salisbury at 9:2j p m IN
schedule Is subject to change WIN
out notice.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-23

minen fulfil blomaomaan f%i1rjuu-
tenia ia p%afeniii bGnen turmiinia,
ettG bGn pGG iii pelastllS -artnon f1-
ilparIilla fantamaan ia SeeiuflesIa
i1iIeen autuliteen fGtfemGGn. Sttas
fnon1me furitltfesto maari, ettei Slt
malan tGptpiii meistG malittaa:
"WtinG beitG lpon, mutta eipGt be
fiplta hume. Mlltta Sierra ionoo:
"Sofa fllrittfielte on uppiniSfoinen
ban foootetaan m%Gbint1fGGn armot-
Ia. Sierra tuaS omianIa metGG tdlt.
tien ia foiffein ulfonaisten ia iiIGl-
listen onnettomtufiien ala efpnnfe-
liuminio fallttn main lGbemmG gu
molallista ip~oGntGniG.
2opufii idGtn tGmdn Iebben ,toi-
mittaiun ia len lllfijat Slrmalon
boIturn, toimottaen foifille tertpeDt-
til, onneo ia m~enestpstG iiltG ionfo
fGbesiG faiffi on ia ioltu faiffinoi-
men bptpG anti tuEee.
q. Sasiel
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-23
KANSAN KIRJEITA

faa forfealto 700 paunan painoilen
fanSia. 9ouffaant1lneista
fafii notwithstanding, Oil Snt
monen iolta mllrsfoantui polmilnu
ia taspot naarmuiintrti ia Srant
sSGrpi, iolta tatteii ~nilffaluu. Soi-
let 2 oliWat italialaiiia, iotfa lollf-
f%aantniwat liepemmin.
Bainesbillen rantotieplit1ptG-
WallG topabtuneen faanlean tapatllr
man ippfii on ~foroneeri tutfinnosI a
Z tooistaian %laiillnnon p~erusteella
lopoettp mabtimieben bltolimottp-
nniuS. &autatiefompponia OH ills
ipelpoitettu iuorittamoon ipanbin-
gonforipausta iurmonia Iaaneiocn o
maiiille. Wainitun t%apobtuman JOB
0ostu on DleiIesti olettu maatimnan
rautateiben plif1ptGmiG tarfemman
m%alponnan alaiiefli ettei tuollai-
ncn ibmiStcn iouffoteuraStliS tuIiii
iatfunoan.
@nii louontairla (Meariun
Sim. p:nG) on iltaiimalanp. &an-
iallisieurof. firfosiu flo 100. Gnii
iunnuntoina on $. b. ebt. miettp
aomu-5 ia Observation-Disclosures pb
tepbeSiG. &lo 9 ip. on lusteniumo.
lanpalipelus.
&irieenWaibtojo
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-23
Suotafpao oIiii ett6 ne hilistuf.

'Suotaiuao oliii ett1 ne nilistuf-
let, ioita fuulimme n1illGfin iublil.
la eip6t menneet obitle maan lon.
%feiilpat bpwa1n maoban fontoen be-
belinda Goes %lienlenen merran, ioSta
iitten fasipaen ia polmistuen uS-
fosia, alma iofa betfi muiStaen: 0.
len Sumalan lapii ia taitpaan pc
rillinen.
Suofoon Sierra ettG pbG eocllcen-
fin SGnen ianania ourinfo paistai.
ii firffaasti nuorten ipoGmiin. @on
ia faoonnutta lammaSta barboilee
tlolla maailman tllrbiQa poluilla.
Soimaallinen Sid Duutaa ia futlltu
niit1 nimelt11n ia obioa SppGn
Yainnnen ltpfie, ~fantaen niitG az.
mo iplisi1Gn SiGlliieen Iuoioun,
Npt OH miorten ctiitfo aifa Serran
futIlnpn 1Gni folfuttuo ia ipoGmet
cuoontlti ottamann mastann len
fltthtn, jonfo toimoollinen SID Id
bettGG Ioifanin faiitta: "SSumolo
on raffous". YpIpfG1mme Ills iiinG
roffaubesio loppulin osti.
Sultsfut mlistot iainme ju9liI-
ia. GiitoS teille pSt1mGt faifesta
pst1ipGlliippbeStG, joito ne fairpor-
tiloiiet ioimnc oioficmme,
90. Q.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-23
@attom, Micb.
81. Sasiel

@niin ormoriffnot terpeilet glut.
tojan toimittaiolle ia faifille Slut
t~ajosleboen ll1fijoille. @letGdn tGGls
III miel1 o%inafin fitltelGmG1. Sbmi.
Jet opotfin TINA tolpeno iooneet TO-
feu njon fofpilttta, finn b1totlon tDo.
onIion liiGfii on ollltt Min poljon
fintofin, ettG on toiiin oijoin ollut
oitpan mobooton pdGstG fplGn fell
l1ftGn fulfemoan. ga fiin tolipi
mllitttiti m1bGn observation-disclosures
IT, min lite ilntastpi fplG1n ipnfins
laista psfd-frippi1. Sc taitti onfin
pitGnpt lileito ibmiii1 bpminfin tin
follo. 8GbemmiSto lienee fplGsiGm
me min onnelliiio ibmiiia iotfo p-
mat mainitln tultoin fpnlist1 oi'
nan napauteen pGGsIeet pniobto-
mdon.
Seurofunnon ulfonoinen tpinin
ia on ollut tallpi- f~ulifnllina fGoet
ristisiG. Sen ~pbtepbeSid toimima
experimentation ei ole pitdnpt fos
tpiifiio fofo tol1peno. Nltoriloliitto
main on t6b6rt asti pitdnpt fiirfar-
tiiet fofoufienio, ioisia on ollrt al
no r~itnlaasti bpmGG DengellistG OH
jelmoo. 2orliifoorin borioitisfofolf
iet ofpat mnosfin menneet Min ia
ftGtn, rttttta toitpoa iopit, ettG fdif'
finainen bpp1 toimirta taos milfos
tltii, fitn mao ipopaiititu lumesta,
ett1 pGGstGGn taos esteettom1sti
fiilfemoun. Senealltiid ~fesfnstclit-
ia pubefofoitfiio on pioettp eri per.
beisi1 ia oifein fabbesia eri ionfos-
ia. 3oniallisieurofunnon idienet o.
nat pit6neet %roanatitn fesfiistelu.
f%ofoufiia, iotfa on rlifoufielIo ia
IauliilIa oIotetti ia iamotn Iopetet-
III. Toiien fofouflen toimeenpnnemo
benfiIS fitnliiii Q. Spnoooiin, bGn.
Tin usfoo titnriistotpo mics. R1m6
.fofoufiet omot 1iIfonniieen iefi iiidl.
iieen aiuunia raboen iananIaifia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-23

tuin eoella nlainitutfin patti IiinG
on eroa, etta nGiSiG jGlfimm1iiisiG
pioet1dn alma nieampia pleiiiG pu-
beita. S1lloinen fofous oil If. 6 b.
Wrs ia Scr Miettuien perbeesiG.
Winnllafin oil tilaiiuus ollo IiellG
m1fana tobistomasia SSyeeiutiesta,
~iDntisten tpopobtaiasta, ia paroit-
tamaSia, ettenme main bdpeiii See
luSta ia bGnen ianoiaan. SiitG on
fuolenaiielle ifGpGt ieuro1ifiet. Ga
ma fofolts of baripinaiiempio lao
o1lltaan iiibenfin n1boen ettG Iaint-
me ola bGisid iamalla fertao, fila
MrS ia Scr Wiettlnen mieftimGt
% pliotisto bGGpGimGGniG. @1m1
oil toiielloiIet bGGt fuin SGrmGsIG
ennen iosio iielun pibolIinen, per.
fele bGGrdii murba-aifeiSia ia FIFTEEN
Ietpitti fltolemon ia fo1Dlta b1Gioit-
fon f%esfltuteen. Mrs ia Wtr Ntettlt-
fen ~bopeobGisiG pliblti toifpaallinert
SID Iapiilleen iuloista Seaman
fieltG, olipa lite Seeins m1tfona fit-
Ten ennen Seaman bGisiG, ioten
bdGjoufon ei tarminnut paastota,
fun plfG of mufono. SGGiouffo lob
ioitti 0trs ia Scr Miettuielle pifflt
labioio bGdp1iipGn muistofii, mum
mtosIa min nimitettpn pGnnG.Iet.
tin, iofo iopii bDtpin Scr MiettuIel.
le, ban fun on niein topnibipin mi
roisio. Sc ppptdipGt lauiua t6siG
fiitolliluutenia oianottaiille.
Nainitien tGsi1 runiaan fiitolli-
%irutteni paStori SapololIe tGGll1
fGDnnistGGn. San pitt tGall1 folme
pllbetto, eniin 8 p. firfosia ia ia.
p1i1pdn iltana Scr Sarmaiien
taIosio ia 10 p. toos ~firfosio. SSH.
mefli moinitusto ti~loiiuuoesta din
pofotettlt plenloan poisIo buonort
moinnin tafia. Snpolan pltbeet OLE
matfin otolliiet ia iuolalla iefoitet-
tliia. 81 fuinfa iuloista of fuullo
ia usfon fautta ipoGmeen fGtfe1 to-
man iiunatun Serron lGbetin efport
feliumin j~ulistusto. &iitoS teiIIe,
nell, tGGlld fGpnnistGnne ia fiitos
niistd iuloiiisto ~ioarnoista, mutto
fiitos taitpoon SiGHe, iofo
teilIefin on pDbGn ianania ia benz
fautta firfastanlt poifanIa
S~eeiufIen ainoafii paIimiebefli ali.
ia ianfaiffiiefii elGmGn ra.
go.
pinnofii ia iifiipd taioottefin ritof-
fla nGlfGiIi6 i~ieIlia lonolla, tai.
Doon lciwGlld, ioten ipoGinest1mne
ett1 Sierra iobtaiSi tots.
tenfin pastori Eopolm fesfuateem.
me. gept tetllG oil tG1ll1 poin pient
'ituliiofitnto, mlitta minimum fititlIa
iaitte, ettd pleinen ioirais piti e.
oiat ibmiiid fotonoan.
2opufii iddfd6t fpercn turpiin
Seeiufieen lisfoipat ormoIap.
ct. Saman peren tpoimosta rpopoo
a ~panbursfas neIienne.
gestor Madfi
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-23
Sairport, Sbiu

!Selmifltun 26 pGilpGnG Iunnltn.
tai-aamuna tallo s aifnna lGfli mel
til tGdltG Sairportisto plim1GrGilcl-
Ia faorol(n iuuri iolffo jublilIe,
manbpja ia nuprio. glSbtobltlo Sar.
boriin nuoriIoliiton lpuoiijublaon.
Snamltttltumme perille oil firfonme
not 10 aluslu. Hnrabifii Iuamuttiir
tultlenaan fun fo0ri lollloi "8nbd,
pDbG, pDbG Sierra Sebaot". SGmG
lallr tefi 10 jublnon ioopumille jltb
latrnnelman, jofo faStifin jublon
loppulln aSti. SSltbla ioor1an pitt
pastori g8. @. @iIen pGimGn G.
ipottfeliumin iobbosta.
BdimGainen oil ~a4a-ioIisio JOSH
iaimme ip0o6 moiiffasta emGntien
palmiStamoa rrofoa.
&ello 2 olfoi iltapGimG ji1blo,
jpSio cbustajot toimot terpebopfiiG
cri p~boistpfiiltG ia Iomolln l~oiiuen
teboituS- ia moroitusionoja ia IN.
bltilpot Sitmalon Ionan totltllf Ia
maifitttanaSti. S%ublorltnon lnuiiii
lu1irinto toioolln MrS 6. 8ilen.
SdmG ttloiiitus oil 6Drpin malmiS.
tettu iill1 loimme fuulla tlion tlioS
tofin pianoioloio joita I~Sbtabulu
Sarborin &oniallisi mo
ret tDtot elittim6t. 2aullta oil 3
fooriltG MIN. @Stb. Sorborin &orl.
IallisIeuroflnnon lefofooriltG, 8ctn-
mia Ieurafinnon %ietofoorilta ia
Sairportin &oniolliSieitrnfunnon
naisfuorolto. &partetto lolil,lo
mpos eiittiipGt MStb. Sarborin Sean
iollisierrrofunnan: 2 miestd ia 2
naiSta. 2unoin meljeffet mpos eiit-
tipat a GGnistG louliio.
8astori Saurinen pitt iltopGipd
iublasia pubeen.
@eIlo vi oIfoi iltoiubla, iosia
oil iiieita prbeito. "2GnneltG" of
ioapinitt 3 plib1ioa, iotfa Woimal-
Iiiesti to6istipat Siimalan ormos-
to ia raffait6esta meitG largennei-
ia lapiia fobtoon. Iainittiin ett1
itstomtsta Seeiufieen Ell iaa iattaa
tionnemmafii, moi t%apabtio, ettd
on liian mpob6ist6 iisfoa jog fitoIe-
mo tllifi ia ianoiii MT lGbbe fans.
ioni, eif6 oIefoon Iampusio usfon
olipd, ie on. 10 iantmitnit. Sitten
ON mpobaistd iitd enadn iptDttaa.
Wonta bDtu1G opetista ia neitiuoa
ndisia iibIisio teroitcttiin iiiblaplei
iolle, erittdinfin nuoriIIe. Tttntui
tiiin $elluntoituuIet diff pubaIlef.
leet. Tustori 80. 80. @ilen pabui
iitblnin IopufIi roffniibesta. Soim.
me fiinIIa tdstdfin uiiusta ieIitctta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-23
Srun Selt, @is.

SrOn Sclt, Wis.
Ijottelin firioittdo lebteen lutti'
Tia tG1lt1 Sron SeltiStG, maiffa ne
tietenfin owot tGllGfertaa nilfat,
iiitG ippstG etten ole niitG eritpiies-
ii fruluStellrt, enfG tietooni banf-
fint. &ciG tGGllG n6pttGG tefelpGn
tuloonia, oinofin t1llGfertuo. 81
mat otpat bplpin faltniit ia lltlrll
jolttllin iuloo, foSfa poljoitoftr pnit
fOio nGfpp ilnlalttumal. SnDan le
bpuin aifltiSta tGllG poiffofunnollu,
moon ci it'd tieoG moiffa le taimool-
linen Sid ontoiiifin 10 nellie taos
founiin .fel1n, bGnelle CT Ole le nab
ootonta, jollo on faiffi mointa toi'
woasia ia maan pGGlld.
Soiro.ttta fuuloni mufaon OIL
r~l1nIoasti tGGnG Sron 8eltisiG, ME
mcIliIesti loitiun t1sid firioitufieSia-
nj iotfa tieoGn. Sobn @iitan fai1p-
popolmeliio Saimi Seppi on iairass
tanrt miifonp1inGt, Doon flultn o.
lemon 10 puranemoun pain. So
Wtutti Sofolu on lnnnlt fHtbfofltlts
nicelt, ban OH 6pipin 6eiffono, JOS
pa ibmiSporot ottniiuat fltritlif'lStn
poorin, min ic BELLE porbaoftl
fGGntpiii. Sitten on 0trs Sen1o
&angas iproteen Omaha ollnt 10 IL
lcita p1ipi1, ia on m~GGr1ttp matao-
moan muoteesld niinfalan fntn
touti OH menee. Sitten on Wtrs
Sanmp Sacfion ioiroStanltt Iorlna
flliuto 10 uieompio pGimid, ban on
olIlit bpipin luiolla tuon wieroa!t
f1iisi1, iillG ie on Min ilfeostt re-
pinpt bermoStoa, cttei ole ontorltt
nuffuo nlpt1een poDon, lpoon tdt1
firioittais lani ban moi paremminL
10 miine ponG lanoi ioaneenla tpd'.
ban nufututii.
lliitto foulia tddlld fiireesti wal'
m~istetoan, on tdptpnpt fGpttaG iilo'
molaisto raittius. taloa ia toistielts-
til firffoo foiilitbroneeno, len aitaa
fun uuli malmistiut, fu1loni nut
fam pitGili lasten paastd nuteen
foulitbuoneeieen bubtifltin pliolitpd.
lisIG, eli ainafin eniifuim aifana.
Motti Sirtpi Yapnespinestd, @icb.
on tGGGG fpl1ilemGsid ia pitda ieit'
roia tGrlG miifolIa uieita tertoia.
Sttofoomme buomioon mitd otto
on meilI6, eli mitd aifafalitta e.
l6mme. Sitmalo, taipodlltnen S
famine, foittaa pieI6 faitella tatpaI-
la Ioooo litnostomio lapiiania fpe-
oetpfii puoleeniu, fun ibmiiet eipdt
tob6o totelIa etponfeliumio ia iiitd
tpoaria ottao, Min foettaa tho us.
foIIinen ia ormoIlinen Iiiton Sumo.
la, ristiIId wetGd Iiofienia dntoen
ioiroitto, fopbpptta ia f%aifeIIoiiio
onnettomiufiia oiafiemnte. eta IT,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-23
Msbtabnla Sarbpr, ..

'otiHlS tblrSSSlu lul luDulllISl lulpi
mainitlemutta MUM tGrfeimm1n
Ne olipot $685., iosta
pltbtaafii iGi $1,000. &aunis tiitos
iibraaiille! Wuiiten ebtd ei oliii
tarpeellista noista ilmoittao, mutta
fun lie on terran tamafli tullltt, ia
muutamat ltd faipaomat, Min oil
foon ferrottu. @bfG on feboitlifiefii.
fin ioilletin Serran tpobon ,ibraa-
moan.
@anb. naisten ompellieuran
fofoufesa tt. Z p:nd WrS Socob
Yurtilon liiona oil, b1tonostn lGGs-
ia buolinlatta, r1nias oIanotto. Ia
wanmllfninen bengellinen obielma
lilnritettiin ia fabmi juotiin, iosta
tllojo oil l1Des $500. W1ttta feS-
fusteltiinban liellG tulemusta iert-
ran mltoiiiublastafin. sc pGGtettiin
pitGG YGGiiGispGim1n1, iilIoin ttin
on Suiroprtin firffofuoro. Sbiel-
ntaa pG1tettiin 10 rltneta bnnffi-
litoon, iotto le iootailiin arlppfnS
ia monipuolinen. SGSt1 iubloSta
lupda tulln faifinpuolin tarfoitlts.
tam mastoalpa. Wiiistetnan Ills
GGGiiGispGimGn illllo flo 7 fpfoon-
tliu runiasluflliiinn firffoon.
S~poiubtcet oltoiput 10 milfas.
tlta. WicbiG OH otettl 10 parin nil
meiien miifon aifana rnututietar-
iboibin, ioten paiffofunnan iltnleb-
Sen mllfoan niitG 10 pitGiii ola
400 poiffeella. &pllG tiioto onfin
fobta ~ wuotta obptettu. Soimon
mufoon toiietfin tpopaifot pniffai
funnollo. ulpnlttltnot finn pGGelin-
feino, josta toilet riippuWat, lao
ooan tarfoitl1stoan poStoolpofii.
Olen1me tGdllG ibmetelleat
it'd tumatontu lumen tuloo field
l1nnen MALTA, me finn tGGll1 olenl-
me liiben ndb0en olleet. filin field
nl0aSin. Sunta olemme ainonstndn
iilloin t1lloin niltfasti nGbneet, f1pt
tGG enu1le ole iaoneet. 8eiiiateito
len iijaan on ollut, mlttta Ct bGi-
ritielp1sti. GepGt tefee npfp1Gn III
loaan pdip1 %pGipGltG. chi flnlsln,
10 alfllpuolello, bGGrGGmme pGIloil-
lamnle.
= &omasti tdGlIGfin j6rfptti
mieliGnme tho birmuincn onnetto-
nuns Soirportisia, iosia II benfi-
loG noin 1fisti temmottiin ianfaif-
ia faiffi melfein nllorrlt-
oen porboimmnsio fufoistufiesio ia
.alfanasIa miebuuoen toiminnoSla.
monet t1Gl-
lGfin bpmin tunnettujo. Sbodmes-
tGnme tG1ll1 otomme oIoa iiriiun.
ne iiell1. H1tfoufIemme olfoon: go
mariele meit1 pnbosta dfilliiestG
fuolemosto, arnoboa meit1 Sierra
Sltfltala, Yottd1t WapaDfa1dr1Ine
Seeiufien tGbben". @omen.
- 9uoriioliiton ompeluieuron
oil If. ID p6n illalla Mrs
6. S. @aiiaien luona. Slta fiiIui
bmtsfosti lalilun, lotion, pubeen ia
tesfusteluien waiboellesia. Seu-
roama fofoits pG1tettiin pitGG bulb
tit. a p:Gn illalla Mrs Com. G1to-
boien luona. B~opt6tiloja tGstG 70.
foutiesta oil 5000. &iitosi
- WltiStonrte Hltorten noisten
iefotafpara iItomat emf fesfi.
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-24

my foot all the ways underneath the
bentch and Mary Watkins asked the
shoe man for her mothers shoes and
then she termed erround and saw me
setting there with ony one leg in site,
saying, Hello Benny. watts you doing
heer, my soodniss what are you setting
ike that for? Have you got q cramp
in your fott?
Yes, l sed. Sounding like q good
ideer, and she sed, Well then wy don't
you hold IL in frunt Of you and kick 1t
out all your mite, that's wat to do wen
you get a cramp. =
tried that, 20 now I'm trying this, I
set.
wy don't you try Il agen? sed Mary
Watkins, and I sed. No, I'm trying
this. and she sed, That's a crazy way,
well III jest wait vile and see. Wich
she sat down to do. me thinking, Heck,
good mite. and I scd. You better not
wait, its libel to take 2 more hours, I've
had these before.
We'll III wait a little vile enyway,
she sed. wich she started to do, keep.
ing on advising me to kick my foot out
I'm frunt Of and me keeping on not
taking the advice, and she waited 30
ong my foot under the bentch dident
have eny feelings left in It, and MS soon
as she went quick pulled 1t out and
wat did it have In 1t but reel cramp.
and I quick kicked IL out In frunt Of
me all my mite about 10 times and it
got all rite.
Proving she was rite.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-24
bOULDERON TRACK,
BUT RIDERS DRILL It
Train Narrowly Avoids catas-
trophe on p. R. r. Chestnut
Hill Branch
ROCK TOO HEAVY TO ROLL

A large sand -stone boulder. which
fell upon the tracks in cut near Allen
lane station, tied up traffic on the
Chestnut Hill branch Of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad nearly half an hour
early this morning.
The rock was discovered by the en-
gineer Of an electric train which was
leaving the station at 9 40 A. NJ. He
hurriedly applied the brakes bringing
the ttt,n to a stop within foot Of the
boulder.
Train crew and passengers gathered
around the obstruction, which had 10
fallen that large corner of It lay
across the track. A gaping hole in tn;
sloping bank of the clit above showed
the spot from which It had rolled.
After combined efforts failed to bulge
the rock It was decided to try to cut
enough OF it away to permit passage OF
the train. Rock drills were improvised
from the tools Of the train crew and
passengers and crew soon had chips
flying.
Progress was slow. however. until
some one thought Of a section tool. box
a short distance up the line. Recourse
10 gnlS reSuEaeu III lnt VI
rutsy old adze, with which the offending
rock was Justify attacked.
In q short time enough had been cut
nway to clear the steps and running gear
of the train. The latter was eau
tiously edged up to the spot, under the
close examination of the crew and
associated passengers. 1t was found
that a few additional strokes with the
trusty weapon were necessary.
They were given with will, and amid
the prolonged cheers Of the assembled
multitude the train moved on to the
city
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-24
EFFORTS TO SAVE BOYS
LIFE IN CAMDEN FAIL
Street Noises Banned, But George
Pond Dies Of Brain Fever

Traffic was diverted from the street
in which he lived and every effort was
made by the city authorities to alleviate
the suffering Of fve-year- old George
Pond, who died this morning at the
home Of his grandparents, 516 Wash
ington street, Camden.
The boy was stricken with brain
fever several weeks ago. He was
great favorite not only with little play
mates in the neighborhood, but also
with the grownups.
On hearing of the boys illness a city
fireman living near him heard that the
rattling Of traffic increased his suffer-
ing. The fireman made request TO the
Bureau Of Highways that vehicles be
diverted to other streets. This was
done about ten days ago. The boy i'm
proved somewhat, but last night took
turn for the worse.
Several of his little Companions were
at his bedside during his last moments.