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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-12

IN Dlcyklu ?.
nalezal Sc V obalce S p6ti GER
venymi pecet'mi, ma nichz by
ly otisky l..
"Penezni listl' prayil hrabe
podiyen.
"AdresoVany Lucianovi?" ia
zal Sc George nemene udiven
nez jeho tchan.
"Ano. Napis mi zreteln6;
Panu Luciano Moreloyi, pred
mesti Saint-Germain, ulice Do
mink, cislo dyacate ctyrt6".
Byly to diva listy, ktere ma
dame Lurotova psala Lucia
noyi.
Hrabe Gel nahlas nejprye
psanI. "
V tomto listu, ktery byl psan
tehoz dine, kdy Lucian dyoje
najemne zaplatil, dekovala ma
dame Lurotoya mlademu muzi
ia jeho slechetny skutek a "a
dala jej snazne, by il naystivil,
protoze mu ma Iici jiste veci,
kter6 nemuze syefiti papiru.
Obsah tohoto listu dojal TIL
muze co nejvice.
'Drahy otce", prayil Geor-
ge, "prosim vas, ctete zacatek
tchoto listu jest6 ,jednou".
Hrabe cetl: "Dnes rano OBJ
jcvil Sc mIady muz u domovni-
&C domu, V nemz Sc svoji dee
rou bydlim, a zaplatil dyoje ma
! JENNIE. Tento Plady muz medal
SC poznati, ale vine, ze IA ten
TO skutek velllomyslnosti jsme
povdecny yam, pane.
"Noyy skutck VeikomysIno-
sti', pravil George; TO pouka-
zuje k tomu, re Lucian, teto
vdoye jiz iedenkrate pfispel ku
pomoci".
"rento srastuy mlady pritel
patrne, pane hrabe, wal s. vas
ia vzor", prayiI Morillon.
MA tento list datum ta-
zal sc George.
"Ano'. odpoved6l hrab6, 'je
datovan sestnacteho dubna".
"Nyni 81 to umim vysvetliti'
pravil George; ito jest tyz
den, co Lucian "a tisic franku
prodal svuj obraz Petitoyi. Pro
dial tedy tuto malbu jen proto,
10y teto dame a ieji dceri mohI
pomoci q nouze. To jest jasnt
jako slunce".
"Vskutku 0 tom neni pochy-
by. ujist'oval hrabe ze So.
leuru.
~ tomto case pozorovaI
iscm ma Lucianovi prvni Zme
nu", pokracoyal George. by
plny yeselosti, zivota, ohne
plny nadseni; neyidel zadnyef
obtizi, tax byl 81 jist vysledku
zda Sc, re 81 budoucnost vydo
byl. Nynl jest mi vse jasno, or
miloyal; jeho srdce Sc otevfelc
prynim lasky pocitum. Byl
, opojeni syeho stestf, a "a toho
TO ovlazujlciho vliyu malova
syuj obraz: "Prynf krok', kite
ryz Jest yelmi pozoruhodnyn
: dilem".
"Tedy do dcery teto pan
? Lurotove Sc samiloval?' prayi
, MorilIon.
"To, co ucinil pro matku
zda Sc to dokazovati'', odpo
: yedel hrabe.
"Ano", prayil George, =
: napada mi nyni udalost, kter'
. vylutuje tuto pochybu v.tomt
2 ohledu". ii
"Jaka udalost jest to-" taxa
Sc hrabe.
"Yec jest tato. Jednoho dn
objeyila Sc "a me nepfitomnc
sti, iak moi zaci pravi, mlad
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-12
KIDD NECHCE
PRODA Sc obchodni maize

PRODA Sc obchodni maize
TEX ma same Broadway, kde
jest grocerni a reznicky OBJ
chod Y dobrem chodu. Je tam
byt pro dv6 rodiny. Vezme Sc
priyatni dun ma vymenu.
Nam vice domu a lotu v Cor
lett, kter6 prodam neb vyme-
MIN, Co mate Wy ia vymenu?
JOS. Kfizek, 1870 Durkee A.
We, Corlett z vych. 131. ul.
Nemte Union karu. 1912
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-12

PRODA Sc grocerni req
nicky obchod, kde Sc trzi hoto-
yc kol $500 tydne. Jest pri
mem p6kny byt 0 5ti pokojicn.
Da Sc LEVINE. Haste Sc V els.
1916 st. Clair Ave. Vezm5te
Nottingham karu. 1917
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-12
PRODA Sc krasna farma {

fhODA oE kfaSna larna .
A. akrech, 80 mil od mesta, 5
lray, | jalovice, z kone, 8 pra
sat, 10 slepic, 16 kachen, pek-
ma zahrada dunn 6ti svetni-
cich, vsechny stroje, 8 akrd
lesa, 9. akru kukurice, 312 a
kru brambor, 5 akru pohanky.
5 akrG psenice zaseto, 140 bu-
slu oysa. Zadne rokle. Cena
$4,000. Vezme Sc tez NEST
sky majetek ma vJmenu. Biizsf
sd6li Frank J. Parenica, 1891
r. 106 III 2 Union. /?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-12
PLATfME HOTOVE
"a bondy Svobody, usporne
valecne znamky.

kupuJeme tez stare zlato. stEibro, pla-
thu. DIAMANTY. BIyosty, hodlnky.
rtut, maEueticke ukazov6ky, neupo-
trebene postovnf znamky yse, co ma
Jakouholi cenu. Platfme "a vse cenn6
hotoyymi. SIMON, spolehllyg Jedna.
tell, MATTEL The Ohio Smelling and
Refining Company. ufadovna, pokoJ
{. 216 Lenox budove, rob 9. III a
Euclid Ave. Denne oteyteno do ho-
din vecer.
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Z.
V dome Soleurove Qemyslilo
Sc ma mic iineho nez ma Lucia
IA Morela Jedinym predm6-
tenn premySleni vsech bylo, by
Sc dov6deli, co Sc S MIN stalo,
by odkryli pritinu jeho zmi-
zeni,
Patrani po Virginii Ursule
bylo odlozeno ma pozdejsi cas-,
tcz j uverejn6ni druhe rady
provolani V novinach. Prede-
vsim Lucian, to byla velka "a
lezitost, wee okamziku, nejna-
lehay6jsi, co bylo d6lati a co
nepf.ipouStelo zadne vahani.
Jak jsme vyprayovali, hrabe
"a MoriIlon v ned6li vecer, totiz
tietiho dne 20 zmizeni Lucia
move, navratili Sc do Pafize.
v pond6li rano dal hrabe
zayolati k sobe George Moril-
lena.
"Mtl isem velmi spatnou
noe, pocal, "byl jsem unayen
pfece jsem nemohl spati".
"Se mnou take TAX bylo'
prayil MorilIon.
"To jest proto, ze vsichni
milujeme Luciano Morela; je
TO ellen rodiny, kterGho jsme
ztratili. Aho, Georgi, tomto
okamziku zylaste musime po-
mniti ma sluzby, ktere nam u
boh6 dite prokazalo, po celou
moe myslil lsem ma strach, V
nemz SC nalezame, a uGinil
/ jsem porovnani mezi zmiZenim
me dcery a Luciano. Pamatu-
jes Sc, Georgi, re jsem do
lmnenku, ze by n6kdo chtel sab
Inouti me dcefi ma zivot, stale
zamital?"
"Ano, mily otce, vzpomi-
nam 81, vase duy6ra v boha,
ktery mad nevinnymi bdi, ie
ochranuje prot ieiich nepra-
telum brani, upokojila mas.
"Nuze, moji pratele, ma du
vera v boha Jest ieSte neporu-
scna, vnitfni HAS mi prayi, ~
Lucian jako drive Mona, Jest
pod ochranou NeivySslho, Il pr
znavam Sc, tato myslenka mnC
upokojuje. - 20 zasahlo nasc-
Eo mladcho pritele? Nevime
Ale isem presvtdcen, ze jak
koli jest postayeni hrozne, Lu.
elan Z toho vyVazne, a byt' by
buh IA TIM dcelem ucinil ne.
iaky div. Po tfi nedele, mills
Morillone. mel isem o vas vel
kt starosti, kdyz jsem cd vas
zadneho listu ncdostaval; moh
isem 81 pfedstayiti nejhroznej
Isl veci. Prece lezel jste jen ne
tmocen y hostinci. a nemohl jst'
\ hi proto psati. Nejaka y tech
TO TAX caste sc zlv0te pfiha
zejicich nchod zasahla snat
ttz Luciano q snad on lezi to-
&C nemocen a nemuze nam dat
o sobe zprayy ~ Georgi, dobf'
isl ucinil, ze isl to oznamil pre-
s.avenemu policie beZpecnosti
yySlc jisty pocet svych agentl
4 snad iiz Ultra budeme nee
r6deti Pres to nesmime zustat
nccinnymi, take my musim
patrau. Dnes odpoIedne vyhle
dam sveho starcho pfitele, pa
na Bertanda z Osery; zna ,Lu
ciana Morela, VI, go pro mas u
! cinll, bude Sc o nej Zajimati,
/ Y teto smutne a vazne okolno
sti nalezneme Y nasem prite
, vzacneho spolecnika. Rekr
mi, Georgl, nenalzl isl y Luc
, aHoYe sVctnicl niceho, co b
nam mohlo byti yodltkem, list
, ku pflkladu?
me, otce; oysem nedovol
isem 81 oteVfiu ieho almar
1 IA saty'
"PochopuJi tvoji zdrzei
vost, synu, mel isi dobfe. TvI
deli Miona, re Y tom hraje |;
. ska, tedy museji Sc Luciano
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~ 1AN'A9ef dA4hNiJ III II tJ0N
nikdo ma toto osamele misto, a
byt' by n6kdo nahledI do stud
ne, bylo by mu nemozno spa
tfiti mrtvolu. a potom zde ne
budeme dlouho; doufam, re po
uplynui dyou m6sicd opusti-
me VilIe-d'-Avray na yzdy"
Pres to pTese ysecko, stry-
CO, nemam pokoje'
"Jsme .bezpecni".
"Bylo BY dobfe, myslim, kdy
bychom studnici, necbci fici
eelou, aspon do poloyice ma
plnili kamenim; ma blizku ma
jde Sc no jist6 tolik, co bychom
potrebovali".
"Neodvazujte Sc to ud6latp'
odpov6d6l Rabiot.
Proc"
"Jak, TO nenahlizlte2 kdy-
byste kolem lezici kameny
zdvihl do studne nahazel, te-
dy by 81 toho jiste n6kdo vsim-
nul; divil by Sc a tazal by Sc,
co to ma znamenati, jezto O.
byvatelka Latourellu ieji "a
hradnik nemaji zadne pficiny
by nenechali studne TAX jak
jest. Mimo to pomyslete 81, ze
nahl6 znizenl Luciano Morela
bude "a sebou miti vysetfova-
III, re policiste mohou prijiti j
y tuto Irajnu, v sousedstvi Sc
poptavat TAX dale"
"PravG proto cbtel bych-'
'Prayc proto', p&dl mu Ra-
blot do reci, "nemate nic de-
lati. co by pozornost zv6da-
v5ch na obyvafele Latourellu
mohlo obratiti Nesmime pfijiti
nejen pobliz studne, nybn Wy
Sc nesmite ami ukazat tonic
prostoru"
Muslin uznau, ze mate
pravdu, stryce; ano, musime
Sc yseho vystrihati, co by mo
hlo vzbuditi podezreni'.
Mcdaniel ysecko, jak je,
tedy budou Luciano dlouho hlc
dati, nez by n6komu napadio,
ze jest tam one jane. Ultra
rano musite byti yeimi casne y
zahrade. Ma miste. kde padl,
musl stopy 30 krvi bJti ncyidi-
tclnymi. jest tam tez zem sill
uG rozsiapana. COZ ty mohlo
btti u4pldnym llicd'te, by yso
bvlo vase do takoyeho stavu u
vedcno, by uikdo. kdo ide ko.
lem, uezpozoroHai nj napad-
n6ho, zvla5t6 ne ityzenle'
"Bud'te bez starosti, slryec
Babiote, budu IL pr prynim
svitani u zahrade. nez slec.
ia sejde, bude vse ukonceno"
"Prohlednete 1ez zdi zeyn(
q pfesYedcte Sc. zdali prelezan'
mladeho muze nezanechalC
tam stopy Kdyby tomu tab By
10. tedy Sc fadnd postareJte, b}
ony stopy zmizely'
"Stane Sc TAX"
"Jeste n6co: mlady MALI
mel yeIkou kreslici mapu ;
skladaci sesli pri sobe?"
"Auo, a svazal 81 obe, by il
pehodIneIi mohl ncsti'.
"Vite Jisto, ze tyto pfedm6
Is nenechal y hostnci kde We
CcfcI?'
vim 10 zcela Iiate
"Musime je tcdy lShledati
"Nejsou-Ii IA I'd, na misto
kde il pfeltzal, tedy je bezpo
chyby zanechal pohliz kroyI
kde So polozil do trayy
"Jdete neiprye ke kfoyi'.
Opustili zahradu prisl
bro ku kfovi, kde s6u-ecne III
lezli oba prcdmety.
"Vezmu je sebou domn.
pravil Rabiot, tam Je lime
spalim, jakoz sve saty, kter
isou krvi potfisneuy
"Velmi dobra opatrnost
myslil ForeI.
"A jeho klobouk?"
Ten jest tam, kde ucin
1lynk do uahradV"
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Ia Luclanem salonu, ktery
prileha ku atelieru a NELL mezi
sebou yelmi dlouhou rozpravu.
Lucian neZnal tuto divku, vi
del il ponejprv. Nebyla nikdy
V malirskem atelieru, a prece,
Jak Sc zda, prosila, by byla
vzata "a model. Co sc udalo
mezi nj a Lucianem? To nevim.
Ale cd te DOLBY nepriSla jiz do
atelieru. Kdyby mi jisty Yak
nebyl o navst6v6 mlade diyky
vypravoval, tedy bych Sc nice
ho nebyl doyedel, neb Lucian
nefekl tom ami slova. Kdyz
JSem tom mluvil S MIN, odpO-
vedel mi zcela proste: Jest to
pocestna, mraVna, dobre vycho
vana divka; odeslal jsem il We
vasem jmenu S poznamkou, re
takova divka nesmi Sc pouziti
ga model" - Jest zrejmo, ze
tato dobre vychovana, mravna
4 pocestna divka jen nouzi a
bidou byla dohnana do atelie-
ru. Zname Luciano, neodeslal
jist6 divku bez nejmenSich pc
nez, to vysvetluje ono misto Ii
|stu, ktere poukazuje na prvni
skutek velikomyslnosti. Mimo
to nasvedcuje vSecko k tomu,
re divka, ktera Sc atelieru oh
jevila, byla slecnou Lurotoyou.
Vskutku dokoncil Lucian nasle
dujiciho dne - bylo to v nede-
Il, pamatuji Sc zcela urcite II
rychle svoji malbu, by il V pom
deli mohl prodati. Zaplatil j.
hned potom najemne jak Sc
zda, zbytek z pen6z "a obraz
tisic franku dial vdove".
"Ano, Georgi,, to vse jest
velmi pravd6 podobn6", prayil
hrab6, "a V tomto ohledu vine
tedy dplne, ma Gem jsme. Po-
hled'me nyni, co druhy list OBJ
sahuje, ktery jest t6z cd vdoyy
Lurotove, nebot, cteme-li jen
adresu, jest videti ma pohled,
ze rukopis jest tyz".
Pan re Soleuru vytahl dru-
by list obalky, otevrel jej
lnalezl bankovku obnosu tisl-
ci franku, ktere Lucian zapuj-
Gil pani Lurotove a ktere tato
mlademu muzi nayratila. "Ah,
4 co jest to-" prayil hrabe udi-
ven, "tisicifrankoya baEkoy-
lka?"
Tim vysyetli Sc pet cerye-
nych peceti', praVil Morillon.
"A nyni da Sc to snadn0 po-
chopiti', pripojil George, "ze
madame Lurotoya naSemu mia
Idemu priteli penize op6t zapla-
tia, ktere il pujcil".
"Ano, Georgi, ale ctdme da-
le". odpoyedel hrabe. A 5 roz-
cilenym hlasem cetl pan re So
leuru pod Anastasiinym dohle-
dem psany list, n6mz bylo
rozlouceni Sc $ Lucianem a
ktery nest astneho muze "a
sahl jako blesk.
| 20, o., pravil Morillon, ten
to list vysy6tluje mnoho!"
"Bohuzeln pravil hrabe
"dovidame Sc 2 tohoto listu tax
malo jake 2 prvniho; nemuze
nam to vysvetliti zmizeni Luci-
anovo".
"Bohuzcl nel' vzdychl Mo
rillon,.
Jake datum ma list, miIy
otce?" tazal Sc George.
"Dne dvacat6ho cervna".
"Tento list mel ma Luciano
strasny ucinek. Vskutku pozo-
royali jsme ma nem od onohc
dine, kdy jej obdrzel, onu tez-
komyslnoSt, ktera mas tax veil
ce znepokojovala. Byl zasmu-
silly, mlcelivy a nejvyse zdrce-
Z ny. Ubohy mladik. Pochopuje-
me, bylo mu zakazano opet vi
deti predmet jeho lasky".
"Hle, byl milovan diykou'
poznamenal Morillon, ito Ia
lciSti y ohaNach VysloVenVcb \
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joramieovo dSdictvi.
ROMAN z FRANCOUzSKEHO.

Forel Sc yratil do zahrady,
jejiz dyere bez Sramotu "a
yfel, ] Rabiot rychlymi kroky
zmizel,
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p OBJ N <
Q ( N A M K Y.

PRlJETA ceska divka hleda
zamestnani ma lehcl domaci
praci. Haste Sc V els. 1922
Trumbull Ave. 1913
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PRlJIylE. Sc:

PRIME Sc diyka ma leh-
kou domaci praci. Dobre mi
sto pro hodnou divku. Zavo-
leite Garfield 7l65 w. 1913
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druhe ruky prodava a kupuje
v. Sedlacek, 3261 u. 40. ST. q
Broadway. I?
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-04-02
BRArLEBORO PERSONAL

Mrs. Mabel Webster went this morning
to Troy, y. Y, to visit
\. f. Atwood. who has been seriously
i'll the past two weeks, Is Il little more
Miss Margaret Woodruff of Montpelier
is Il guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Nler-
rill of Putney road.
Mrs. katherine y Nichols is here to
visit over Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. 7. \. Austin.
W. II. Stone, who had been in at his
home in Manchester y H.. returned yes
terday to Brattleboro.
Miss Alma Moses will go tomorrow to
Portland, Me. where She viii have a posi-
ton in wholesale jewelry house.
Miss Ethel Underwood of the Durham
BROTHERS componys office has returned
from Il few days stay in Towushend.
Miss Lela Barber went today to New
York where she will visit a week in the
home of her uncle, II. Forest Barber.
James brown. an employee Of the New
England Telephone company. IS here to-
day from Bellows Falls on business.
NJ +. O'Donncll OF Windsor and VII
liam Barrett Of Bellows Falls are in
town 10 visit over Sunday with friends.
Miss Cora Cook. who had been visiting
1T {. K Crosby's and i'm Philadelphia, has
returned TO her home in Lancaster. y. III.
President Arthur Il. Clapp Of the Brat
tlcboro Trust Co. is seriously i'll in his
home with a kidney disease and nervous
trouble.
Dr. Smaller L. Lawton of New York
came last night to spend the weekend
with his parents, DR.. and Mrs. :. L.
Lawton.
Richard Fleming. Joseph Pcllerin and
Daniel Lyons viii leave Tuesday for
Wmoosh where they are attending ST
Michacl's college. They have been spend
ing the vacation at their homes in town.
Earl Weathcrhead. who has been i'll
several weeks following an operation in
hospital III Springfield. Mass. will resume
work Monday in the Office of the Durham
Brothers company, where Inc IS one Of the
bookkocperS.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-04-02
BRITISH PUT SKIDS
ON IRISH DICTATOR.
Niseount French Removed as Governor
General of Erin-Is Succeeded by
English Catholic I-niOnfst

LONDON, April ,. ASSOCIATED Press
Field Marshal Niscount French OF
Npres will be succeeded as lord lieutcn-
ant and governor general of Ireland by
Lord Edmund Bernard Talbot. who has
held the Post OF Joint parliamentary
secretary OF the treasury.
The London Times referring 10 Lord
Edmund Talbot rs the most popular
chief unionist whip for a generation
says:
Whether his qualifications as the
foremost lay Catholic in England VIII
recommend him as strongly to the Irish
people as the government seems 10
expect is an open question: but as he
would scarcely have accepted the ap-
pointmcnt without some assurance that
the system OF administration which
French's vicerOyaity viii hardly be
maintained III all It's unintcllgcnt rigJr
he may enter his most important office
under favorable auspices"
The Times further remarks that the
Irish problem cannot be solved b. a
chdngc in persons unless there be 4
change i'll policy, and concludes:
The comparative insignificanCe of the
extensive shuttle and deal lies i'll the
circumstances that it contains no clear
indication of policy. 1t IS a whirl of
persons effected apparently without in
telligible method or plan"
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-04-02
WILMINGTON BUYS
MEMORIAL HALL
Votes to Take Over Property from Maj.
+. w Childs of Brattleb0rO-Price
Given as 5000.

4 special town meeting was held in
Wilmington Tuesday and the town voted
to buy Memorial hall which was built by
Mai. Frederick W. Childs of BrattlebOro
about 10 years ago as II memorial to his
family. There were but two votes
against the favorable report of the COM
mittee chosen March l to investigate the
proposition. The price was given as
$1,000.
The hall is located on the site of one
of the first houses built in Wilmington
by the late Mai. A B. Childs father of
White of the firm of MCkim, Mead X
White of New York, who personally su-
perviscd its construction together with
that of Childs Tavern. The latter occu-
7, pies the site of the tiLSt store built by
Maj. +. w. Childs's father, before the
town of Wilmington had begun to remove
from the So-called Robinson hill TO the
valley of Deeriield.
In the transfer of the hall to the town,
Major Childs secures to the town for
all time, the portraits of Wilmington
old men and women who had to do with
its location and growth. and which were
contributed by the sons and daughters
and other relatives of the Old-timers. The
hall is attractively equipped with n large
stage with modern appliances, together
with a seating capacity of upward of
700 people and is also provided with
modern IRE escapes anu the latest equip
ment for moving pictures. On the walls
of the hall besides the portraits are pam
els bearing the names of those veteran
soldiers who fought at Bennington. Sara
toga and Lexington. who were credited
to Wilmington, they representing the
largest quota of men participating in
the battle of Bennington of any ono
town of New England. Besides these
suitably paHeied. are the names of more
than 100 Civil war veterans, also VIII
mingtons representatives in the armies
of 1SGi-Gj. 1t is proposed, being pro
the battle of bennington with exercises
of q memorial character. At this time
Aug. 1G. next-thc town will dedicate
Il tablet with the names of overseas vet
Grams and all others participating in the
recent World war. This tablet will he
given by Maj. T. ". Childs. the builder
Of the hall
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-04-02
Totals,
TROY, \. II.
TEACHER DISCOVERS
MORE ETHER USERS
Investigation Reveals That School Pu-
pills, from TO 10 Years Old,
Indulge in Drug.

WESTFIELD. April 2.-Threc girl put
pills OF the Fort Meadow school were
found today to be suffering from. the
effects OF a drug and were sent to the
office OF Miss Mary \. Long, principal
of the school, by the teachers.
On the breaths of each of the three
girls there was the odor of ether. Two
of the girls denied thes had been tax
ing ether as a beverage, but the third
admitted that she had taken some
Ether has been given some of the school
children here by their parents to allay
the pangs of hunger and also to quiet
them. Investigation conducted by the
school officials have revealed that there
are Is families in which the adult mem
bers have taken ether as beverage. In
only two Of the families has the father
drunk ether, but the mother has been
found TO be an ether drinker
Pupils in the Fort Meadow school
range from to 10 years of age. In
some of the other schools pupils of a
more advanced age ho~o shown symp-
tons of having partaken of ether or
some other drug. The children who have
rGrtaken of ether appear drowsy and
frequently fall asleep during school ses
siOns They are also under weight and
mentally retarded.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-04-02
TO ADMIT LAYAIEN.
New England MethOdists Favor Their
Admission to Conferences.

SPRINGFIELD. April "A recon-
mendati0n was made at the New England
Methodist conference in Trinity church
yesterday to reduce the general confer
ence to about one-third its present size.
The session also adopted amendments pro-
viding for the seating of laymen as dele
gates and changing the name Of the quar-
terly convention to that of local confer
Cncc.
Not more than one minister or delegate
for every 45 members. instead of one min
isteri8l delegate to every II members of
an annual convention as now provided.
was included in the cut of the general
conference. These amendments, however.
must be adopted by two-thirds of the 113
Methodist conferences of the country be-
fore they can become 4 part of the con-
stitution. \ countrywide vote will be
necessary before the result will be def
nitely known.
In admitting the laymen as delegates in
the annual conferences the church in
reality is not taking new action, but re-
viving an ancient policy. DIR. Wesley,
founder of the Methodist church. had lay
men admitted As delegates III the 1741,
1912 and 1743 conferences of the churches
Lay delegates have not been admitted to
the annual conferences since 1914.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-04-02
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

DcnniSon T. Cowles, senior at Amherst
college. is at his home in town toispend a
week vacation.
Silas Hamilton and Leonard Pearson.
students in Dartmouth college, are here
to spend the spring vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. +. L. Howe and daugh-
ter of Loon Lake. y. Y. are visiting Mr.
Howe's sister, Mrs. \. Y. ID. Piper.
Edward Lindsey. who has been work
ing afternoons and Saturdays in the
Thomas pharmacy, will finish work there
tonight
b. Coburn Gushing, student in the St.
Johnsbury academy, came this morning
to spend a vacation of 10 days at his
Home in town.
Kenmore Emerson has returned to
Mortified (Nt.1 to resume his studies at
Norwich university after visiting at his
home on Putney road several days
Mrs. II. L. hugge v i'll return tonight
from Bridgeport. Conn, Whage she at
tended the marriage u her daughter
II. Eorsberg OF that city. The youn.
couple Will come here foc = weeks stay
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Olson and son.
Arvid, came yesterday from Barre and
have taken rooms for the present at the
tloadley apartments. They will move
later to q house on Chestnut street Mr.
Olson will be superintendent of the quarry
ut East DummerSton.
Willard Coleman of this town. and Ar.
~" DOW of st Adams. students al
the University of Vermont, came yestcr.
day to visit at Mr.. Coleman's home on
South Main street until tomorrow
/ Hayden Randall. also = student at the
| University of Vermont. is spending the
vacation at his home on Canal street.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-04-02
WOULD JAIL GIRLS WHO
WEAR TODAY'S STYLES.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. April =.
addressing the Kent county grad
yates of the school for religious edu-
cation, Bishop Theodore s. Hender-
son, Methodist, of Detroit declared
yesterday that there are many women
and girls who would rather be in Jail
than out of style in dress. He said
he believed they should be in Jail for
daring to follow the prevailing modes.
Popular styles of the present time
are unfit for Christian persons" the
bishop said. The time is right when
Christian persons should create styles
and let others follow in their trail"
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-04-02
Two Killed i'm Riot.

BELFAST. April 2-SeriouS disor-
ders occurred in Londonderry last even
ing. One constable was killed by as
sailants who escaped. Two bombs We're
thrown at the electric light station and
two soldiers were wounded In the rife
firing following the attack two civilians
were injured. The station property was
not damaged by the explosion.
An attack was made on the police
barracks and two constabieS were
wounded before police rcinrorcomeuts,
who arrived in an armored car drove off
the attacking party.
Rifle firing could be heard during the
night and great excitement prevailed. it
i said in IL despatch received here.