davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-09
Stunt 8pa5eitet.
Weorn=G ruDf,

NS &e 9s&s
Brau s. S.. &roof neilte berganz
gene ISOLDE III MinneapoliS, uni bort
Der Sod5eit ibrer 1o6ter, SRI. Beata
init Serrn Nobert s. NebrD BON
l2Drain, S5io bsi%5upobnen. Die
Geter,idfeit fanb I'M peime bon
5errn l1nb Trau q. S. 9ienbaro am
6reitag, morgenS 8 ubr itatt, nrlo
NeD. 5cott bon Der &nor BreSbpz
|ferian Stride ipra6 bic btr1oenberl
8orte. Die Meubermdbblten inter
nabn1en tire @odb5eitSreiie mad eiilem
See III Der gidbe bon MinneapoliS 1ro
beabii6tigen, in &iir5e aud nod yfen
Hlm ST fommen. Ste meroe11 tDr'
9eim IN MinneapoliS aufi6lagen, ND
Der 8rdutigam etne 5te1lung tn et1ler
EgrDben Bn6banblung befleioet. Die
Braut 1T moblbefannt IN Stem ulm;
tie grabuterte bon Der bieiigen pobz
[f6ule I'M Sabre 1914 nnb D%olenoete
bann tire Stubten an benz Carleton
college In MDrtbfielb. Sn1 perga11=
genen Sabre mar itie angeitent al8
.2ebrerin tn ben 1ffentliden 911lerl
bon Sutdinion, Minn.
8ndner=G ibner.
gine febr bubble 5od3ett fanb
Dien8tagmorgen IN Der 9etltgen
DreteinigfeitS Stride itatt, alS Sri.
.1becla @ibner, Io6ter bon 9errn u1lb
Trau Wintbalb Gibner nrb 8iliam
Bu6ner, 5obn BON Serrn nno
Grau @eorge Hu6ner tn ben 9tano
Der beiltgen Gbe traten. NeD. 81.
.S6linfert 1pra6 bic btnbenben Worte
In @egenmart elmer groben Nn5abl
Sreunbe nnb 8ernanote. Brant<
fiibrer maren SRI. Clara Hndner, etne
@6meter beS 8rduttgamS un0 MlotS
.@tbner, Elm 8rnber Der 8raut. ST.
.lartuS Berg uno 6enrp SO. Ganwetler.
.fnngterten al8 Ylatanlpeiler Il, Die fletne
Soiepbine 8ian6i alS 8lumenmdo<
6e1 nnb Wtlltbalo 8ian6i alS Sting
TRIGGER. SRI. @tlltbaloa @tbner, etne
,99meiter Der 8rant, lptelte ben Sod
'3eitSntarl1 unb SRI. Milbreb Gibner,
ebenfallS 56meiter Der 8ront, lang
baS r@pe Marta". Ser ct. Gaect=
ltan Gbor bra6te mebrere 9elangS=
|Dortrdge 5u @eb0r.
Sin iebr id6ne8 6o63eitSfriib{tid
nnrbe I'M Glternbauie Ser 8rant fur
cine grobe Nn5abl BON 6rennoen uno
1Bernanoten lerDtert. @err uno 6ran
.Hu6mr fubren na6mittag8 nod Wetn=
111eapoltS, I'M bon Sort aus etne fnr5e
po65ettSretie: gu ll%hternebmen. Sie
meroen mad tbrer ,Nidfebr bier ibr
.1teueS @eim an ser erten Noro
.@srabe be5teben.
Die 8raut mar Dor ibrer 8erbeiz
.ratung in Ser 8ddfeifei unb Gon0itorei
ibre8 gaterS tdttg9nnb bat ii6 bnr6I
ibre lie benSnlroise sBerl0nlidfeit nno
freunblt6eS ,Meien pie4 TSreunol6aft.
.Bieler ernorbe11, bbie ibr BON Screen
alleS CUTE fir tire ,iillnge @be nno ote
s3nfunft mini6en. Serr 9n6ner lit
eth 1ebr ftrebla1ner 1n118er Wia1l11,
melber ais 8orma1n IN Der 8dferet
leineS 56mtegerOater8 angeitelt 1T.
Son %auBerbalb mobnten Der Teier
BET: Gran Setter Manoerfelb, 9err nnoo
Grau George Budner, ST.. enno God
ter Sre11e nnb Wartin 96mtngbamz
mer BON 9pringfielb; Serr nno Trart
EDreb NoBfopf bon Smatonna; SEER
unb :Trau Sobn Moriartp nno 6az.
milte bon 8reofingS, g. ..
6temart=8 iebl.
SEER unb Jrau Nnorem S. 8ieb1,
mobnbaft Mor0 Tranflin 9trabe, gez
ben Die am 5. Stunt In Der Stride be5
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-09

Gs lit riibrenb gu ieben,. NIT mel6er
8eseilterung nno 9ingabe patriot
ide 'MeaulbelOen Ste Snterelien ibrer
2%a1losleute auf 0em Iltare beS 8aterz
lanbeS opfern.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-09
Deputn-@teriff g. $. @teieff

g Deputp-@Ie @. $. @teiefe
unb =Deputpz5b ertff German
Sabnfe berlteben Montagmorgen Stem
nlm NIT Wen3el @in6i6ittl umD q.
8iaaclon, au6 befannt al8 q. 9aron,
unb bra6ten erlteren IN ba8 StaatSz
gefdngniS In 9tillmater, no CT et11e
.auf nnbetimmte 3ett lautenbe Strafe
.abbIben mirb. q. 5aron mur0e in
baS Neformatorp in ct. @lou6 gez
bra6t nro miro bort bte linn 5uotftierz
te GreibeitSltrafe bon 4 Monaten perz
.biiben. Gr mtrb alio mobl fir ctnige.
a3eit feline nd6tli6en 8ein6 tn Stem
.lllm emitellen miiffen, bet oenen er
etmaS ltdrfere8 Dte Waier bet ittnen1
bteiigen &unben ablieferte.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-09

nglur aus Sreun0{6aft" min Tranfz
reid Sen @aibingtoner Slottenabz
riiltltngs=Sertrag annebmn. 6reunb=
idaft it bieiem Sale glei6bebeuteno
NIT SurGt!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-09

u9eutidlanb uno 0ubla1ro iinb bon
ictst an Sic natiirltden Geirlbe Branf=
retdS," erfldrt ein fran50iii6er Dtploz
mat. Omr6 Granfrei@ oa5u gez
madt!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-09

@aS 2lopb George gum 2obe
9eutidlanos iagt, ri6tet ieine @pite
ge9en 6%ranfreid. lln6 baS @6o bon
BORT miro nt6t lange auSbletben!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-09

NuS bc1t ungarii6en @ablenideim
Sic Gesierung iiegrei6 be%rOorgegan=
gen Su ietn. Do6 nur bur6 Nn=
>enbung bon a3ipang unb @epalt!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-09

9iet6tum iddn0et nt6t, aber Sic
Nrt, pie er eriporben mirb, lit 3lmetz
len iddnblt6 senlg, um BEN @rDerz
b,r 1nter anitdnoigen Meni6en nn=
m0glt6 3u MAIDEN.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-09
9eruuseeber, gilbert @tetnbauierr
Entered at the Post Office At New Uln, MINI.
as Second Class Mail Matter.
9e1bf ourd Sic Ma6siebigfei
0eutf6lanbS nitro bie Wieoergnt=
madnnssfrage ntdt gelDt. @ber nod
permtdelter gema6t!

N1lmdbli6 febren oie SanoelSbe.
5iebunsen 5mii6en Nmertfa unS
0eutidlan6 inS alte @eleiie 3urid.
Irot gemiiier nmtrtebe bagegen!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-09
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pun pellWNpene pna1lI, ~ al g'I ~
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@es prop'o.1' 1noo a1a wnapa ~,
10; Sa11llar ny aus a%ngsne'l lnea
y, Nla, m nae y aam MesmSio,,ao
allo II Wool'ule 'tuu oes''0'Su1
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pDl gllopu 4pt.u ~ oom' ug g,',ana -
aOW n1Vl gepe.l, pts., Saaa $500 d. !
ia noW "9tos1upyslu a ~, sappaDp :
80 .us y:g * AZ. Iann -
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Vnll'sleu yuee.t, pe', ma% =. n;% st emS-
9ren5en Illlp luuen ''ou n'Vl '''O
gue - sits. ms + ,,obro,o 5o1har.
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m.m @nlpsn ~ Wanas au'. ne,aie u
gela.p1!tM .glss !. .po,s N,,f e1lt Co.
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slsepi ~ =, a.. Nh pau ~ $aa p @e5gSaf4
eam1I,pR pl'oulou'''en pu0 Ve,uu'
oeg = o. ao,aos aan M,;-
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5onu " pDpe1l.e ny 10y. w ~ na rsat
genann1en lul'ol
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my ~: Dgl'u "a S.u.l Maahat ,,ns ~,
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uut q ''eseelp Ma,o al. ,;h ~ ron,
Ma = ~ ~ Ia, ~ aSsp Ia,5e,vaie s., Mahs
}srie6ensit0rune einiteden.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-09

Die Mi6arb @nart Gamilie,
mel6e I'm rDarfptem' an Glib @er=l
man 5traEe nobnt, bat letten Greitagi
ei1e mebrm06ige Neiie bur6 &a1ia8
unb Colorado angetreten. De Saz
mite tom aus 8bprttger @egenb, bepor
tie nod Mtnmiota iiberiiebelte.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-09

Goblenbarone berrl6en IN 8er9=
merfzO 6rfern i6ltmmer, als @5aren.
sic controlltrtn 2eute nnb Snltituz
tioner unb ideeren ii6 ni6t8 nm Sc
leb unb Sbrigfett.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-09

Die folgenbe M%euberung ser u@eltz
minlter @aSette" gtbt ani6eineno flare
Nusfunft ilber, Sic ge9enwdrtige
5timmung Ser mabgebenoen &rciie
Gl9lanbs gegen Tranfr:t6: Sn BEN
psrantportliden &retien '@nglan0S
miini6t man fct1en formellen 8rud
NIT Tranfretd; man miini6t aber iebr
beitimmt u11b betnabe a1lee1netn etne
flarere Nnerfennung Ser Iatiade, bab
ber Serban0 ni6t ldrger Sic 8ebeuz
tllng bat, Sic CT Dor bem &rteg unb
mdbrenb oeS &riegcS beiab. @enn
scr 8erbano erflulipe Sreuno16aft
bcbcntct, Damn lit es feiue Drobung,
ionoern einfade 6eftitcnung ei1er Cat
ia6e, 3u iagen, bab ct gu @nbe 1T.
Serte gibt cs feine 9armonte 3mti 6en
ben Mnlidten nnb Der Yoltttf eng
lambs nnb Tranfret6S nit be3ug auf
audi nun etn ein5tgeS enropdii6eS ober
auberturopdtl6eS Broblem, unb Ser
Serbarlo bat baber feine praftii6e
8eoeutung mebr.
Sn 0eutid1ano ma6t man alle
m0slt6en Nnitrensungen, bic oerz
lorene Stellung I'M internationalen
2eben mie6er3ugemtnnen. Sin Mtt=
tel gu bieiem d3mede iino Sic uMniterz
n1efle" unb u8areni6au" nod benz
8orbtlo ser 2eip5iger. Sin an6eres
iin0 bic ,@oden," mdbreno beren
mon sic Mufmerfiamfett irgenb etneS
IetleS beS NuSlanoeS beionberS auf
ii6 gu lenfen iu9t. go. ettpaS mar
Sic fir3lth absebdltene uueberiee=@o
de" tn 0amburg unb bte nnNorbii6e
@o6e" IN 2ibed. &iir3lt6 lit nun
8remen NIT Dem Blame etner alidbrs
lt6 ab3nbaltenben uNmertfaz@ o6e"
porsetreten. Sn Der 8egriin0nng oe8
unternebmenS beibt e8: Der @ieberz
aufbau I'M lerer @eltmirtidaft fan11
MIR I'M ensiten @tnoernebmen NIT
Nmertfa erfolgen. Dteiem 3med ion
cine Nmerifaz@ o6e btenen, mel6e
Sremen allIdbrlt6 TIM Stunt Dera1lz
ftalten min. Sn ser Mmertfa=@ ode
mill li6 8remen 3nm 9preder bon
gang Deuti6lano MAIDEN nn6 auf Die
b~euti6=amerifanii1en @irtl6aftS=
un0 &11lturbe3tebun9en binmeiien. Da8
s3tel, etne 1eue ltarfe Bride 5mti6en
Deutf6lanb unb Nmertfa gu l6lagen
unb Die bur6 ben &rieg 5errtlienen
Gdben BON 8olf gu Bolf mteber an3u=
fniipfen, ion erret6t mer6en bur6 etne
NuSiteaung beutider un0 amerifantz
fder 2anbe8er5eu9nilie nn6 oere pidz
tighten NuSfnbrmtttel. Daneben fol-
In t1tertationale &ongreiie abgebalz
ten per6en, Die it6 auf 8erfebr, Muz
benbanbel, 0e6t, Remembering, CO.
3ialpoltttf n1m. be3ieben. Selbitoerz
itdnolt6 ioa aud 0te n%nterbaltuns
bur6 9port, &unit uno @eielltgfett
3l tbrem Ne6te fommen. Dte erlte
Mmerifa=W o6e nir6 i'm Stunt 1923
~abgebalten merben. NlS 8orldufer
bieler Mmertfa=Wo 6e nitro Bremen
II Ser Bet pom 3. bis 10. September
eine nieberoeutide ISOLDE peranltalten.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-12
SUNDAY MORNING.
HELP WANTED
Confined.

MAKE SIS 4 DAY SELLING NEW IRONING
Board Cover: sells at sight; you make
75e. each sale: sample 81. BELMoNTE
MFG. CO., 3085 No. Racine, Chicago. 26s
The Washington herald., 1922-03-12
INSURANCE.

FIRE, AUTOMOBILE. PLATE GLASS. BUR.
glary insurance. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER
1907 n. 7. ave. nv. Main 1le6. Inquirs
for Mr. Elliott.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-12
FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LoAN-As AGENTS OF A
large eorpora tion, We are prepared TO make
instAlment loans. TO be first mortgages on
real estate. repayable monthly and running
over a period Of ten years. The contract
further provides that in case Of the death
81 the borrower during the loan period, the
debt remaining unpaid will be cancelled
We are also prepared to make 6 per cent
loans In any amounts desired, upon an.
proved real estate security. Please let ms
have your application. wN. II. SAUNDERS
& CO. 1913 X st. NV
FIRST TRUST REAL ESTATE NOTES. -.
secured on modern residences In the Dis
trict Of Columbia: denomina tions, 500 and
upward. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. 1907 n
Y. ave. NV, established 1875. Main ll66.
MONEY FOR 2D TRUST LOANS on D. G.
property. C. b. LIKENs. lS44 @ st. NJ.
Main J05T ll1
The Washington herald., 1922-03-12
SPECIAL NOTICES

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
annual meeting Of the stockholders of
National Life Insurance Company Of the
United States Of America will be held at
the onice Of the company. sol wilkins
building. 1912 n St. in the City Of WASH
ington. ID. c. on Tuesday, March Il. 1922.
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon Of said day.
ROBERT u. LAY. Secretary. 26
The Washington herald., 1922-03-12
WANTED
BUSINESS PROPERTY

WANTED -
Cheat desires minimum :. 800 squafe fer
business property located b-tween f,rr'
sylvsnia ave, street. IEn,fth 10 ,srvei
teenth SITS. NV. for statis -. pf1nun
and enEravers' office. l - Bay .off
500 per month. -
ESTATES cARwCLLH NiSAcED~
The Washington herald., 1922-03-12

APARTMENTS FOR RENT
UNFURNISHED
Own your own home In COPLEY COURTS
1914 nth st. or WILLARD COURTS, 1915
nth st. On cooperative sales pan; mod
crate cash payment: balance like rent: fire
proof; two elevators; modern buildings: one
room. reception hall. kitchenette and bath,
to three rooms. reception hall. kitchenette
and hath, Prices from So $50 to $40 15O.
UNION REALTY CORPORATION,
Main s415. 14l0 G st. NV.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-12
Agents.

Agents.
AGESTs-s06 WEEK BOOKING ORDERS
for newest patented Aluminun Handle
Cutlery Set: written guarantee; experience
unnecessary: you simply display sample and
write order. we deliver and collect; pay yOu
daily: sample free; try il out. JENNINGS
MIG CO.. Set T0S, Dayton, Ohio. 24J
AGENTs-NEwBsT INVENTION! INK
spoon" makes every pen a fountain pen |;
fast office seller; big profit: demand In
ereasing everywhere; exclusive territory
offered; sample free. II. MARUI CO..
Tribune Bldg. New York. 249
se PER HOUR-NEN, WOMEN, DAVIS
Milk Can Server for canned milk, elegant
silver creamer. advertised, demonstrated
stores: Mays. Cleveland: Marshall Ffeld's
Chicago: Wmamaker's New Ysrk: 81 80 re-
tail. Write DAVIS CAN SERVER CORP,
Asbtsbula. Ohio. rs
AGENTS wASTED TO ADVERTISE OUR
goods and Distribute free samples to con-
sumers. 9or- IA kour; write for full par
tteularr. AMERICAN PRODUCTS CO.. ss4s
American Bldg. Cincinnati. Ohio. g5i
The Washington herald., 1922-03-12
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

FIRST TRUST LOANS MADE ON IN.
proved d. c. real estate. or for huildins
prevailing rate Of interest, and commission.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. 1407 n. z. ave.
Main l166.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-12
FOR RENT-OFFICE SPACE.

1907 II ST. NV.
Two large rooms suitable for doctor. real
estate or printer: rent only $35 per month.
18TH ST., Mr.. X ST.-DEsIRABLE OF.
nces In modern office building; s65 to $50
per month, LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER, 1401
N. Y. ave. NV. Main 1166. t5s
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-11-03
BETTER SPEECH
WEEK AT ST.
]. ACADEMY

The students at st. Johnsbury
Academy have been observing bet
ter speech week and Friday morn
ing this program was concluded
by five oral compositions. First
honors were awarded by the judges
to Dorothy Roy ana second honors
to Helen Brough. Previous to the
speaking Principal Wilson announ-
ced that in the contest for the use
Of better English between the
greens and the whites the former
had 1913 grammatical errors and
the whites POT. The whole program
of the week was carried out by
the teachers in the English depart
ment. Many Slogans were contrib
uted by the stucents that were
both unique and suggestive and
these were read by the principal
before the speaking.
The participants in the speaking
contest were Florence Wild who
described a visit to the grand can
yon of the Colorado; Helen
Brough who told of witnessing the
stage production of Ben Hur; Lin
dol Gilman who related dream
under the title of "a Long Jour
ney;' Dorothy Roy who spoke on
Continued on Page Four
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-11-03
FRANK COSS
GETS WATCH
WITH CHAIN

Frank b. Goss, who has been
with the c. H. Goss Company for
nearly 20 years, was the most COM
pletely surprised man in town
Thursday night when he received
from his associates at the garage a
beautiful gold watch and chain.
The presentation followed an ex-
cellent dinner to 81 of his fellow
woIkmen which was served by
Chef Ellick. The occasion of the
gathering was to congratulate Mr.
Goss upon his promotion to be
marager of the new service station
ar Burlington, which position he
assumes next week
The presentation speech was
made by Charles H. Goss who took
occasion to remind the recipient of
tho gift of the warm friendships
that existed at the Goss garage
and of the good wishes that he
would take to the Queen City from
all his associates Mr.. Goss was
taken completely by surprise, but
recovered sufficiently to express
his deep thanks for the beautiful
expression of their friendship. The
rest of the evening was spent in
d social way and before leaving all
wished Mr.. GoSs the success that
he deserves in his new field.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-11-03
BPW BAZAAR
AND DANCE is
BIG SUCCESS

The B. p. W. bazaar and dance
given at Pythian Hall Friday af-
ternoon and evening was COM
pletc success, both socially and ti-
narcially. Though the initial eff
fort of this live st. Johnsbury
women's club along the line of
public entertainment, yet nothing
more could be desired to top off
an afternoon AID evening filled to
the brim with good things to eat,
fun, dancing and sociability.
A sum, estimated to be in excess
of $500, is expected to be netted
from the affair. This money will
BE- used to furnish club rooms in
the Demers block, where the B. +.
W. has taken over the rooms form
erly occupied by the Crescent
Club.
b. P. w. stands for Business and
Professional Women. No better
name for this organization could
have possibly been selected. The
matter of conducting the bazaar
end dance at Pythian Hall yester-
day afternoon and evening was su-
rervised and carried out in a buSl-
Continued on Page p
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-11-03
GIVE CALL TO
REV. LEROY RICE
AT NEWPORT

A meeting of the members of
the Congregational church was
held last evening to decide if pos
sible to which of the four candi-
dates they would extend call to
their vacant pastorate.
The four candidates which were
presented by the committee of
three, d. N Dwinell, A. A. Bishop,
and Ralph Hamblett, were Rev. E.
K. Bacon or Littleton Rev. Walter
Thorpe of Brandon, Rev. Chauncey
Adams of Danvile and Rev. Leroy
Rice Of Rock Island. 1t was voted
to extend a call to tie Rev. Leroy
Rice.
Mr. Rice has been the pastor of
the Congregational church in Rock
Island for the last six years min
istering to the people of that de-
nomination in the three villages of
Rock Island, Derby Line and STAN
stead He is a native of Bradford,
Ont. He is graduate of McGill
University, class cf 1908 and a
gold medanst of the class of 1910
of the Congregational College of
Montreal. His first charge was in
Kingston, Ont where he remain
ed seven years, leaving to become
pastor of the Rock Island church.
Mr. Rice has the reputation of
never preaching to empty pews
and not only the Congregational
church but the city of Newport
will await with interest his deci-
sion to accept or decline the call.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-11-03
RUN OVER BY
TRUCK--DRIYER
NOT BLAMED

Merton Russell Of North Main
street, an employee at The Ply
mouth Creamery was quite serious
lv injured Thursday afternoon at
the creamery when he was run
over b ythe truck driven by Ray
mond Drew.
1t seems that Russell came to
the tank for some gasoline and that
Harold Stearns and William Bedor
who were working about there
started wrestling with him in a
friendly sort of way.
They were all on the ground en-
gagged in the scufflc when Drew
started backing hi struck around
to get on the main road. Drew was
unable to see them and the young
men were so industriouSly engaged
with their fun that they did not
notice the approach of the truck
until it was nearly on top of them.
Stearns and Bedor succeeded IN
getting out of the way but the
truck passed over Russell, the
transmission case striking him in
the shoulder and the adjusting
nut on the brake band Of the right
wheel on the forehead causing a
severe laceration.
He was rushed to st. JohnSbury
hospital where it was found he was
suffering from a fractured should
er and rib, and a severe shaking up.
No particular blame has been at
tached to any one because of the
circumstances of the case.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-11-03
Editorial
The Sheriff's Situation

Caledonia County is usually carried by the Republicans
by large majority Ths year will prove to be another
strong endorsement of the Republican candidates. Vermont
whole has always been Staunch Republican state and
her political complexion does not change with every wind
that blows 1t would almost if the Democrats have
despared of having winning county ticket in the field in
Caledonia county Witness the mode of attack the Demo-
Gratis are making the Republican ticket Instead of at
tackng the entire ticket the attack sort of move
ment centeled on one nominee the Republican ticket.
Two years ago everything cenered the office OF
States Attorney. The Democrats had very carefully pro-
Continued page four
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-11-03
WOODHOUSE JURY is EX-
CUSED TO WEDNESDAY

BURLINGTON, Vt, Nov. 8
The jury in the Woodhouse million
dollar alienatio insult was excused
from further duty today until
noon Wednesday to allow attorney
further time to thrash out the dis
puted points in the deposition Of
c, V. Douglas Woodhouse, hus-
bano of the woman, who is bring
ing suit against Mr.. and Mrs. Lo-
renzo Woodhouse. The deposition
which was taken at Reno, New,
comprises some 425 pages of type
written matter.
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LOSS S$l4O0O
ASDR. ALIENS
FARM BURNS

Fire this afternoon destroyed
the large barn and entire crop of
hay on the "Jamema Farm" near
Portland strSc- IN oG.:lnlcrvllle
owned BY Dr.. John Allen. The
stock was all saved as was most
of the machinery. The loss which
is estimated at about $4,000 is
partially covered by insurance.
The A. B. Noyes Agency carried
an insurance of $1l,60O on the
property, $4,000 on the buildings,
$1,000 on the crops, $500 on the
tools.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-11-03
BLOCK PLAN TO
RUN II INTOU.S.
NEAR NEWPORT

Charles Demars of Manchester
N. H., ran amuck Of both the U. S.
immigration laws and the alien
contract labor law in trying to run
in to the country II lumberiacks
who were to work for him in Gran
vile, Vt, where he has pulp cut
ting job.
Demars went up to st. Sophie,
Que, and made a trade with the
II men and arranged to get them
across the line. They came to Sher-
brooke Tuesday, and were trans
ported to Rock Island by autos
sent up from Rock Island, After
supper at the Rock Island hotel
they were to walk across the line
Continued on page seven)
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-11-03
TURKISH SULTANATE ABOLISHED:
RADICALS CRITICIZED BY GREENE
SAYS NATION HAS
MUCH TO THANK FOR

WASHINGTON, Nov 3-De-
claring that the estate of the ma
ton presents very much to justify
nation wide and most sincere
testimony of gratitude for the
bounty which has been bestowed
upon us" President Harding in the
annual Thanksgiving proclamation
issued today calls upon the Amer
lean people to observe Thursday
November 80, as a day of thanks
giving, supplication, and devotion
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-11-03
LATE NEWS

NEW YORK Nov. 3-Three
girls were killed, three more are
seriously hurt and a half dozen
more were taken to hospitals this
afternoon when fire broke out in
three story celluloid factory en-
veloping the factory in flames.
About 40 girls were employed in
the building. Many jumped from
windows. Other were rescued from
the roof by firemen.