davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-02

= 8iime tirfollisiobtofllnnan
fotoufiesia bpm1fipttiin Nem Oor-
tim, g. .. &aniallisieuraflinnon ba-
tennis tirffofunnan pbteDteen. Siu-
matfoon Sa,maIa %rumioalIu iiuro,tf.
iellodn tGmGn uuoen ieuraflnnon
toimia ia antofoon etpanfelilminia
ianan tpoimaffaasti moiflttaa fes-
f~uloesianne.
&olebtia firffofltnnan fosiaan
on ioopumlt pastori @. 8iIenin
faitta Sbion ieurafunnisto ieuraa.
ipasti: Sairportisto $685.; Glepe.
lanoista $500 ia asbtabula Sar-
boristo $3.45.
ct mot ajatella etfG fertoc
miten ipodmelIiiesti Seeius pliblirt
meio1r, rafasten peljieniG ia iiia,
rienia pliolesta taiapoalliien Sidn
tpfond. Sdn rufoilee nellie toiien
iiunoufien ia bpruppoen toiicn idl.
feen. OIetban tofi uittiios omotesia-
Il n1in nstolliien pst1mdn.
> TGGiiGislebtemme "B11iidis-
SIo" woImistitu t1m1t fitin fiji.
Iuesia ia tullnon ie oioisia postit-
tontoon oiiamiabilIe. 2ebti tltlee ole.
moon t6 iitpuinen ia fen binta on
main t5c. Soimittoiano on postori
g. @iettinen.
= Sbmtten on pnlr1ts ldiilit'
maon tiiomionia oiottelemottomosti,
mutta Sierra Tattoo ipodmeen.
--
gaiinfiin pienen Iopien fun
on bpmpsid ditinid fos}uoia totieI-
Iesiaan, min tiiliii meiodnfin lola
riippuo Scrrasia @ristirfiesia ia
banen iopintopernid taboen naiit.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-02

V >N<&t AttRt 49,
Sanen pettGm6ttom1Gn ia borjii.
l1attomoon ianaania nGboen,
8altnns Yaaipaliin itieemiG mGbben
8otmme tebod fpibmpfien: olifo
Sitmala osltanut Haamalillc iellai.
len observation-disclosures, ionfa nojal-
la ban t1tiui itiedniG apostolifii?
Sanoifo ban: "fosta olen apostolic
Il nimitettp, fifth olen apostolic"
Niin motif ajatella, iillG on1an
nptfin olemasia "apostolcja" ia
"pappeja", jotfa juuri n1in tefe-
ipGt. SGptpp tobellafin i6metellG,
fuinfa abnaito ibmiiet opat papin-
nimen iaortiin ndboenl Sun main
papin faubtana laaooon, Min ill
loin olloan palmiita pappeia! Sefs
timme Ell fuitenfaan anna nellie
oifeutta Min %pGGttGmG6n, paan
iielld ianotoon: "9sSltnalan tnboosta
SeeiufIen &riStlificn aposfo!i".
-
@GbGt Yaanali m1litti apostolinis
t1ncstGan len nimen itlclliG lpuofii;
len nGenllnc 9Gnen antanlnStnnn TO
0istufieSto: "Hois lie minilsta, CT
ia nina mlllsta ~tersfaiiin, FUN
Seeiufiesta &ristlifiesta, ia SGnes-
til ainoostuan ristiinnaltlittuna"
Sunala oil Ddret. Dalinnlit opos-
tolifii 10 Gioin fobous'a; D1net fut-
iuititn Snro5fon tiell1 ia h$ne. c.
roitettiin lopulliiesti antiOfiioSia,
(@alI. l;15; glpt. 9:l5; 1879.
&unpo foiffi, jotfo papinnimeG
ia foubtanoa fantmuot, oppilhpat
tGntGn: "SSlrmalon toboostn &ris-
tltfien opostoli", ia ZEN it eenid 10
melllttoiitpot!
Onnelliiesia aiemosin oil Yoa-
mali, iillG BAN oil noltltltettu a.
postolifli, mitto mimi, enbdn MIND
ole apostolic Gnume, rafos Dstam1.
faiffi moi olla apoStolejn; jos me
faiffi oliiimme npostoleia, fufo i'll
loin maata milieleiii, fufa tefiii
mnatteito, fiifa leilpGn molmistaiii
ia plimalfaon i~ai1pttuna flfa buo-
lebtili maalliiiSto toimisto! Soiief-
il, emnte foiffi ole ppstpmiG tGh1n
mirfoan. So0ello Sitmolo on lGr-
iestpficn SlmoIa, SGn OH iinut G.
lettonut "formorifit", iinlit rGGtd-
Tiff ]. II. G., funfin oman labionrn
ia fpfpniG mifaatl. 81 iiuitllo ole
iDptd bGipetG m%irfaoii eli ommat-
tiaii, iillG Ierfiii fmitto mott ollo
filnniofii Slpmolqllc ia bpoopfii Id
| bimmGiielleii. Yaapoli ei b1mennpt
mirfoonio. futen bGn iticfin ianoo:
"foSfopo olen p%afonoin opposite.
Ii pIiStGn mirfooni".
Wlitta Yaoipnlin toim:lpaltuuS
ei rojoittunlt pelffGGn nimeen; bG-
ncll1 oil mDosfin malto pitdG apt.
laiiio. Ipllaiiefieen 6Gn oil lpolin.
nut "meli Simotcufien, (Np.. rs
3; 1 Sint. Ala: 2 Sinl. i:16l.
Seurofllnnoii opettoio on oifeutettil
pitGmG1n mposfin npulaiiia. Slit
fl omot D1ncn opuloiiioon2 Sin1
mott ola, b1nen opliloiienoon ia ia,
MALTA olet opiino Sitnolnn luo!tn
funncn tDosiG. @oit ola upllnG
Iaiilufuorosio, moriioIiitosia, ppbG
f%ortllisia ia moniSio ie~lirafunnotl
eri tpobooroisio. Soneen ifGmGG
OH nGbo1, fun ierrafunto tpetG1 e.
-, fwItt~ e,,f... +~k4~,. slroYH-.l.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-02
t1laallman valo


10: iofa ieuraa miniia, bdn Ell ole
maeltaipa p~imeasla, waan banellG
on olepa elGmGn waIo".
Maailma, mif1 ie on9 ioiiffo
ibmiiiG, - Sltmalasta poiS fuol.
leita. TSielulliiia, Slimalan benfed
mailla". iotfa npt elGpGt ia paelta
not tdmGn mailman beneen il
fen bengen idlfeen, ioto epGnsfoiiis
la ibmilisiG maifuttaa. &c on pi-
mepoen benfi, jofa %IofaiIee nsfotto-
man ibmilen min fopin, ettei ie
meib1n Serran Seeiufien emanfe-
liumia usfo, eifa, tunre bpipdn pal.
menen GGntG iiinG. SillG eli ole ben
gelliliG iilmiG nGbb1 Slimalaa ia
Sdnen raffauttaan ibmiiiG fobtaan
Seeiuf'esia &ristitfieSia, eifd for
mia fulllo, fun Slumalon Denfi ia
naSia pltbur. iiitG. 81, mposfGGli
bGnell1 ole fpfpd eifG moimoa mael
taa, lanan molosia, jonfa folttto
SpbG Senfi bGntG mnloiieiii. 81
i9minen, miSiG on iinun fersfaufie-
II? sc OH i%lliettu ulos! SifiipG
bltutoa SSaeirts: sos teillG on for
mot fu1tlla, Min fultlfaat, mit1
benfi Ieurofllnnille ianoo". Mlittn
iemmoileen leurofuntoan Ct &c III.
90 fittlua, misiG Sllmalon Sengcn
6Gni fulluu. Slid ie eli ole beibau
benfeniG fansia, ioplt~- ioinnusia.
8oan be malitienat iemmoiiia o.
p~ettojia, jotfo beibGn bengett6miG
fortpionio ippbptt1n6t.
M1itto, pbtGmGbGn fuin luonnos.
ia on maloa, lGmpoG ia elGmGG, IL
man ~aiirinfoo, pbt1ipGbGn on i1mi-
iellG mitGGn ilman eiponfeliumil.
woloa, poimaa ia lGmpoG. SillG
."Gponfelinmi on Sitmulan poima,
iofoilelle jofa nsfoo". Seeius on e.
pnfifeliumin D0in. sc on iloinen
ianonla Sdnestd, iofa ipntpi maaiI
man malofii, elGmGfii ia uiitiuloef-
Il.
Seurao i~entGbben tGtG iuloista
GGnt1, OF, ibminen, tGndfin oifono.
Mene Serron buoneeIeen, josio
iaat fullla Seeiufiesta, iofo ipntpi
iinullefin wopabtajafii, 9uule for
foin TpbGn Sengen G1nt6 ianosio.
&c jobtoa iinlit ulos, pimepoestG,
eldmGn molon, Seeiufien tuntemi.
ieen ia bGneSiG ioipitetin roffoon
SIGn tuntemiieen. SiinG on ion.
faiffinen el1md.
sc polo ia elGm1, %ioottoo iinrt..
n1femG1n len pimepoen faitDeuoen,
iosia olet elGnpt ia moeltamtt. sc
antaa iinltlle moimlaa litopumodn
iiitG ia ielraamoon elGmdn moloo
Seeiusta &ristlista.
Mittto, ie ontoa Iinulle micl1 G.
nemmdn. Gnonfeliumisia lGbestpr
1fle eldrtdl1 Serra SeellS nnud.
SGn tulee itie iiniille el6mdfii. 81.
nd olot el6m1Gn SGnesiG, joten
mott ionoo apostolin fansio: Zee
ius aristus on minulle clGmG ia
fuoIema OIL minulle moitto". Gil.
loin iinG %pmmGrrGt fuinfo iruri
olituls ia onui lie of moailmalle,
fuin SSitntnla ontoi lille oinofoiiea
~poitania ipntpG ibmiiefii, iosta nito
ppb1t enbelit min riemuitiipot.
Sonon polosia Ypbd Senfi job
IT, r +,ox f,,,,;,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-02

~
llliin iiiben rientGd pastamaat, ct
tet iGiii e%p1toifpoon. usfon iilmil-
Ia minGtin tation iiillrta taimoan
alltuuttani minta &ristufielta Jain.
Si1lle t6st6 faifesta fiitos. .....
StIesiaGn t0pbG, mutta SlimaIosia
miela rifas. SD. So miimeinen
paperille pantu t%unnlstus, jonfo
bGn joitofin tuntia enren labtoIGn
tdstd maailmasta oil tirjoittanut;
erGs tesfen jd1npt fire, iosia nil.
meiiet ionot omot ieuraamat. "Sp-
ma on pasta 10 taipaaNeen, jos ie
on Sumolon tabto. ettG pian pGG-
en-. -. 81 mim1n roffooni ct
arlpannlit malta firjoittaiSiaii, eta
Sltmalan tobto oil Min plan ottao
limit minllta. go. Olibon ie iliu-
RI onneii .... min oliban ie....
ei6Gn minun pitd / murebtiaffoon.
II I'm pbipG tcnaiani iloiticmonn ic
fiitt1mG1n, mniffo olenfin tGGllG
ol6aalIo miela. 49,. Sfiin mntta
tuGllG al6aalla OH nm if1m1 ia pol
jon mllllta mlrDetto, iofa fpll1fin
olao ntltuttao lion itfuln. = ST.
nun mottaii 10 pGGttDi; loimoii los.
fl malfamaan, purieboit perille, iii
ben ruuban rantoan, jonfu lGbettD-
mill1 on ie ifuinen roubon faitpltn-
fl; Iielt1 ct murmannfaan balltaiii
tafoiiin tllla, min 6ppG on linun
lielI1 ola. SieltG ifuilesta raubon
p1dpoifasto t1lpebti tunnolleii
ralbon julio lGtect 10 tGGllGfin: i'll
la oliban fofo olentoii tprpent1 ia
rolboiloo. Jtiinfuin p%lentoii,
min oil fuolemlaIifin.
Sistorio innoo: appStoli Soban.
NET en- fltolemaa ei Joni ionou filo-
lenlnfii, ie oil poon FUN uni. ,Oi
min onnelliien betfen loit iindfin,
minun rnffouni. &ellon lGbetesiG
puolta IL % b. lofof. 1921. Sal
roonboitoiator toi lG1fettG; bpmpi-
lit iloilesti oiuittaofieii fiitolliluut-
toii, fiten tapoii oil.
tSoitojator ei ferinnpt 1itoneeSta
poiStuo, FIN full iprpdn Duofauf-
len, bdn iiirt0i ioirosta fot,omoon.
..... iilloin -. OF iuuri iilloin
iii 6enfeii j1tt1npt r%ultnliin. 49,.
81 Ills mitdGn fuolonfamppoilua.
ei touoin p~ltltsfnn ollut lGbtobetfeG
Il ipnfiStGmGsi1. &iitos Seefis ro.
fos, finn Min ormollilesti luofieii
THRIFT, fondo fpfeneen puoliioni.
IA mt ..... lpopno olct linG, =
lGnlGni iulostojo, mopoa -. oil
SiGti mapoo fGriinpfiistG ipnnss.
ia, beiffolflisto, ajon bltoliSto, pill
fostn ia Dlenfntieesto. 80. 9ilin
iotu loppili, alfoi ifuinen roubou
aifa. =. Sofa loppuun oSti wo1.
mana ppipp lie pelastuu. Sceius,
Seeius, SinG pfiin alitoit mieSt1-
nj; Sind oiitoit bGntG festGmdon
foifeslo. 8iitos Sinulle, Sind ar
mollinen o%ittoio.
Sierra Scci,lS oilta minllafin fir
joe YfiinGiStG. -. &ofo mooilnloo
fGIitt1p1 iiulri urmoit on oiitoo pc
lostufieni, Of Sid! @ltta /; on
mposfin marrna, ei 1eltpetin portit
iitG moi moittaa: Min ioroo lana
ia iiibenioo mposfin luottaa.
6. @iiori
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-02


fomainen; ipoinfo ianoa iinille ia
linusta: nell tai liiar, ppba, usto-
tpainenS
Waltnms armoaarteiiiin mabSen
MilGd waltunoella Ba@pali fut-
hui foloSiilaiiia "meliifii". "ppbif-
Il" ia "asfopaiiifii"2 Taaiuali To-
moo: public ia ,isfowilIe ipeliilIe
| aristufiesla. 9lrmo olfuon teille ia
ra1ba". Eaamali julisti "armca"
ia "%rouboa". See oliiimme lpntei.
bimme buffuneet, jos ei Slimalo o.
IiIi nellie ormostania dntonut iDn-
teiGmme anteefli. "Sill1 Snmalan
armo on ilmaantunltt pelastuStd
tlotpana faifiIle ihmiiillc", Git
2:t1).
Yalonn MT e%ntiieen fpipmpfieens
milld naltnltoella juuri iinlta mot
baan iotoa ppbGfii2 SinG mott Of
la ppbG, iilld mluten Sumalo Ell
oliii fdsfenpt meitG olemaan pnbdt.
Sit1paitIi Sirmolo ei ~perG1nnp id-
noisloon: "SGnen l%ananio on pet
tGmGton iotluts". Whltto mitenfGn
aiia to~oelliiltuoesia on? 2uo fatiee.
il pmpGrilIeii ppbpps patience,
epGppbpps reboittaa. Sotrus on
fuitcnfin ettG Siunalalle eli felpaa
epappbG. &llfa main ollen moi PEI
lostua2 MirG mGitGn ettG lind tpoit
ola ppbG ia le on raomatitllinen
totinis mpoSfin. "@te olemme py9i-
tetpt Seeiuflen &ristufien rituntiin
ubrilla ferta faiffioon", (Seb. 10.
10Y. Mittta buomoa: los tie ipoarE
ppiptte ~usfosia", (&ol, 1928.
Samoin on ~ralibonfin Iubteen.
&al1ba1 fartta me apoinmle foboella
toiliomme meljinG, futen tefstisi1m
me lpiitotaon. SIemme mDosfin nab
meet, ettei mailman rotba anna
nellie melielliippttG. Sc rairba, io-
ia meljelliipptt1 rofentao ldbtee us
fosta. "Wdttta toiipon Sitmala tabt-
tdfoon teibGt lola ia roilballa iis-
fosIu@, Moom. 1913. 9uomaa
tooIen, ettG nsfolla on merfitpfieni6
tGsiGfin aiiasia.
"SSlman usfoa OH middleton fel~
mota Simalolle."
acknowledgements
SpoGmestd emnre lopoG usfnd,
iilld ipoGit on ioostoa t6pnnd, Ell
iiellG mit1dn bppdG olu. SGmdn o.
poStoli bpmin tieii, iifiipa Ell bGn
feboitofaar meit1 fotiomoan oniaam
ipoGmeemme. @oi miterL olifo I'D.
nellie onnettlt ipalta Ipodmest1mme
bofeo roitbaa ia armoa? SGllaista
apaltlutta eli bGnelle olt1t annettu.
SGn ilmoitti nellie "armoo" ia
"rnltboo" Sitmalolto SldltGmme
ia Serraltamme Seeiuflelta &ris--
tufielta". gn minGfGGn tobttii It.
mile julistaa armoo ia raiibaa,.
Jos lc ei fulfil SumaloIta. iofo or
ornlosto rifos. Mjottele faiffea iit1
bpmGG, iota b1n ON iinuIle antunutt
SGn on ontonut nellie rnffaan
Hoifanio.
sos ei Min oliii mit6pd me i'll,
= r. -.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-02

Rahat lahe .ettako0n joke suoras
taan rahassa tai expressi. eli pankki.
vekselissa tahi posti.money .orderis-
sa; dollaria pienemmat summat vol.
daan lahettaa sentin postimerkeissa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-02

Sbminen on palmis Iauiu.
moon tiomionia oiottelemottomasti
mutta Sierra fotioo ipodmeen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-02

tia roubaa ia ola usfaIiaalla mic
lelld.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-01-14
JURY DISAGREES
IN ECCLESTON
DAMAGE CASE
Will BE Given n Second
Trial at Coming Fcbru-
ary Term

The jury failed to agree upon q
verdict in the Eggleston Sponge
case in u. s. court at Montpelicr
The case was brought by Royal
A. Egglcston, formerly of East
Burke, against Dr. E. ii. Ross OF
st. Johnsbury and DR.. d. il.
Brown of Lyndonville to recoVc:
$4,000 damages alleged to have
been sustained by the plaintiff
because of an operation in which
undue professional care is aIIcg-
ed.
The case went to the jury Fri
day afternoon and late Friday cv-
cning, after returning several
times for additional instructions,
finally reported hopeless dis
agreement and were discharg-
cd by Judge Howe.
1t is now expected that a sec
ond trial of the case will be- mad
at the February term OF IL .ge
Howe's court in Burlington unless
a special hearing of the case can
be arranged at Montpelier or
Newport This would be tie
greater convenience of all parties
concerned in the case.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-01-14
Legion WOman's Auxil-
iary InStalls Officers

Bernard A. Daniels, past COM
mandcr Of w. K. Knapp post,
American legion and Sergeant ut
Arms Pearl Griggs, installed the
offers Of the Woman's auxiliary
Wednesday evening in the legion
club rooms. A musical program
followed the installation. Miss
Lillian Richards and Mrs. Richard
Lcvasseur rendered vocal solos
and readings were given by Miss
Angelina Stcnson, There were d
number of visitors present from
the Lyndonville auxiliary and a
pleasant social hour with refresh
ments brought the evening to a
close.
The officers installed are: Prcsi-
dent Mrs. +. h. Sargent; 1st vice,
Mrs. John w. Tinker; 2nd vice,
Mrs. A. J Daniels; secretary,
Miss An"elina Stenson; treasure,
Mrs. F. w. Maooon; color bearer,
Mrs. Hugh Clifford; sergeant at
arms, Mrs, Lucien LacroiX.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-01-14
VIVIANT' REFUSES POST IN
,. 49,. NEW GOVERN NJ ENT

PARIS Jan. 14-M. Poinccairc
in his task of forming French
cabinet to succeed the BRAND
psinistl'y asked former Premier
Rene Viviani to accept the post of
minister of justice with the vice
presidency of the cabinet but NJ.
Vivian refused the portfolio, it
was officially announced this af-
tcrnoon. 1t was also announced
that Andre Parieu, former French
commissioner to the United States
and Lieutenant Of Clemenccau
during the peace negotiations,
has been asked to take the minis
try of liberated regions and that
he would give his answer today.
M. Vivani, while expressing the
closest sympathy with NJ. Pom
caire explained that he preferred
continuing his work as Franco ;
representative in the League of
Nations 1t was officially stated
that M. Poincaire intends asking
Mr. Surrat head of the French
delegation at the Washington
conference to continue as minister
of the colonies.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-01-14
C0FFRIN SUCCEEDS
THURBER AS
ASSISTANT JUDGE
Was Appointed by Acting
Governor FOOte Friday
Afternoon

Morris ". ColTrin Of Groton haS
been appointed assistant judge OF
Caledonia county court to fill the
vacancy caused by the death OF
Judge Charles W. Thurbcr Of
Danvillc.
The appointment was made hy
Lieut.. Gov. Footc who is acting
governor because oC the illness of
Governor H3rtncss.
Judge Coll'rn is a Groton mcr-
chant, has been deputy sheriff,
has represented his town in the
legislature and has served two
years as assistant Judge, in the
position TO which he has now
been appointed.
The appointment will receive
the united approval Of the bar and
those who are connected with
county court matters.
Judge Coffrin will begin his
duties AZ once as the adjourned
session of the December term Of
Caledonia county court begin 5
Tuesday and still has considerable
business to be done
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-01-14
GOV. HARTNESS'
CONDITION IS
UNCHANGED
DIR. Steele Says His Con-
ditiOn Is Serious but
Not Critical

Gov Hartncss who is i'll OF
pneumonia in Montpelier passed
a comfortable night. His condi-
tion remains unchanged. Two
nurses are in constant attendance
and he is not allowed to be moved
in the slightest.
DR.. f. +. Steele his physician,
says the Governors condition is
serious but not critical; that the
disease seems 10 be taking a sat-
isfactory course rather than an
alarming one.
The physician added:
"The area of pneumonia ia thc
lower left lung is not increasing.
His temperature is declining,
showing only a little fever. His
pulse is good, heart action salts
factory, and the amount of ex-
pectoration of blood is decreasing.
The pneumonia area in the lower
part of the lung is extended, but
not consolidated"
Lieut. Gov. A. w. Foote is in
Montpelier and is acting governor
while Gov. Hartness is incapacita-
ted He is in conference with Ma
jor II. B. Shaw, secretary of civil
and military affairs and they are
attending to all necessary routine
matters connected with the exc
cutiVc department.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-01-14
LOUD HAD REVOLVER
REPAIRED LAST YEAR

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Jan. IA
Testimony that Clarence w Loud,
charged with the murder of Pa
trolman James A. Preston had d
45-cailber revolver fixed three
years ago so that the trigger
would move more easily was Of
fered by the government at his
trial today by Ernest Schmitt, a
gunsmith who testified that Loud
had him lease the pulp of the re-
---volver. He could not identify
the weapon now, he said Several
pieces of colored glass and a
piece of gilt frame alleged by the
government to be part of an an
tique mirror owned by Loud and
which were found near his aban-
doned automobile, were offered in
evidence.
John p. Fecney, counsel for
Loud, admitted without requiring
proof, that Loud was an excellent
shot with single action revolver.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-01-14
WOMAN CHAMP
WILL WRESTLE
HERE FRIDAY
Cora Livingston Feature
of Twin Mat Bill
At ArmOry

A new departure in the apott-
ing annals of St. Johnsbury will
be offered the fans Friday evening,
January 20, when Cora Livingston,
the worlds champion woman
wrestler, will appear here in d
bout to a finish with worthy Op~
ponent. The wrestling match will
be put under the auspices Of the
Fairbanks A. A., and in order 70
accommodate the influx of fans
expected, the Armory has been
engaged for the purpose.
Cora Livingston comes to St.
Johnsbury direct from the Oil
Howard in Boston, where she has
been showing for some time Her
opponent on Friday evening will
be Violet belmont of New York
City, best two falls out Of three.
There will be no time limit. The
match between these hcad-lincrs
will be the main feature of the
evening.
A strong preliminary match will
bc held Ueu.een IauI bON-e4 dh.,
(ContiA.ei III p4ga siA)
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-01-14
RYEGATE MAN
LIFTED OVER FENCE
BY ANGRY BULL.

Arthur Symes, a well
known Ryegate farmer, is re-
covering lXom an exciting eX-
pericnce which came near
proving his undoing He was
attacked by an angry bull.
SymeS had just entered the
enclosure where the bull
was when the animal made
an unexpected charge at hlm
driving him into a corner,
where he had little opportu
nifty of escape.
AS a desperate chance
Symes grasped the ring in the
bulls nose. The bull lifted
his head, throwing Symes
completely over his head over
the fence and out of the
yard.
Mr.. Symcs suffered several
broken ribs, severe cuts and
much lamcncss, and consid-
crs himself extremely lucky
to be alive. The bull had not
been considered a dangerous
animal.
Arthur says that hereafter
he prefers to climb the barn
yard fence in the good, old
fashioned way, without any
help from a mad gentleman
COW.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-01-14
ANOTHER BIG
SOCIAL SUCCESS
AT LYNDONVILLE
Gentlemen's Night Speak
er Is Prof. Flint of
Norwich University

The annual Gentlemen's night
Of the Mothers club was held in
the Gable Hall, Thursday evening
and about 200 ladies and gentle
men enjoyed a delightful literary
and musical program, followed by
social hour.
Guests were received by the
hostesscs, Mrs. Perley Baraw,
Mrs w. A. Bemis, Mrs. Warren
Kenerson, Mrs Harry White, Mrs
w H. Durgin, Mrs Guy Wyman
and Mrs. w. +, Dahlbeck. There
was no business session.
The musical part of the pro-
gram included several selections
by male quartet, made up of
Rev. w. H. MacFarlane, Carl
Clark, Ralph Heath, and Philip
Rheaumc. This quartet is a new
combination, and a very good one.
whose melodies greatly delighted
the audience. Miss Nation Red
field was the soloist, rendering
several selections, which also were
greatly enjoyed.
The speaker Of the evening was
Professor X K. b. Flint of Nor
wich University, whose subject
was historical one, devoted TO
the early activities of Verronr,
up to the time of her admission
to the Union. These were stirring
times, and no state in the cor1'-.v
can & how "A moro pvpitino. o,, ,-,,.',1
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-01-14

The annual meeting of the Cal
edonia ,Coul.3y harm Loan as
ciaton was heid 1uescday after
noon in the law once OF James
b Campbell on Railroad street.
Secretary Campbell gave re-
port on the financial condition. of
the association, showing a sub
stahtial balance in the treasury.
1t was voted by the directors
that this balance be returned to
the members as a dividend.
These directors and officers
were elected; President, W. =
Russell, Lyndonvillc; vice resi-
dent, A. f. Stoddard W est Burke;
secretary-treasurer, James b.
Campbell, St. Johnsbury; +. l.
Allen ST. Johnsbuly; &, l. Be
dor, ST JohnsLury; Frank Ranney,
Concord; J. w. Blain, West Bar
net; Loan committee, Mcssr5. Al
len, Ranncy, and Stoddard, with
Mcssrs. Bcdor, Burlington ana
Russell, as alternatcs
The matter Of rcsuming buol-
ness next year was taken up and
the sentiment of those present
was in favor Of doing so at the
earliest available time IN the
spring. The rate of interest Is
6 IL per cent; 5 1-2 per cent IS
for the use Of the money loaned
and the one per cent is applied n
the principal each year 20 that
at the end OF 35 years the loan
is paid up both interest and pr1n-
cipal. There can be no foreclo-
sure as long as these payments
are met The loan may be reduc-
ed, however, by payments in null
tiplcs of $1G0 at any regular m
tercst period. 49,,
Another. feature that should be
understood by prospective mem
bors is the mutual clause Whlch
provides that any person taking
out a loan must take $50 worth
Of stock for every $1,000 loan. II
every member makes his pay
mcnts, there will be a surplus 81
about 1 IL per cent on the totai
amount of the bonds sold which
is returned in dividends, a. IN the
present year.
If any member, however, does
not make his payments and mas
to be forccloscd, making a correS-
ponding shortage in the total
each member will be liable to an
assessment. For this reason, each
member should consider it part
Of his busin s. to report to the
secretary when any member IS
removing timber from his farm,
or in any way doing anything to
reduce its value That the dan
ger of foreclosure is Slight, how
ever is shown by the fact that
there have been but Two fore
closures in New England tins
year
The proposition looks like Il ia
vorable one for the farmer, and
ought to work out successfully.
Applications for loans should not
be made until spring, as apprala-
ais cannot be made until the
snow is off the ground.