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The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-04-21

hafhod wire and woven Wlre tenc-
ing % If
Wantad: 100 head of cattle to
pasture R. E. Olson, Milesville,
S. D. II If
Postmaster James Snow of Mid
land was in town Tuesday attend
ing the opening Of the term of the
circuit court
Harold Lockwood in " A Man of
Honor" at Gem Friday and Satur-
day
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid will
met with Mrs. Alvin Waggoner
on Friday, April 29th.
The District meeting of the Re
bccas was held at Quinn Wednes-
day Mrs. Severin, Mrs. Russell,
Mrs. Albert Johnson and Mrs. A. s.
Anderson of this place were pre-,
sent
Dr. n. B. Gearhart reports the
birth Of son to Mr.. and Mrs.
William Buchholz at their home
northeast Of this place on Sunday,
April 17th.
Wallace Reid in a good, clean
| Ifcataro, entitled Sick A-Bed" at
IGcn Sunday night.
| DR.. N. B. Gearhart was called
to Eajoka Tuesday to consult with
| DR. fIonnings of that place regard
linu the, condition of Mrs Edwards
who is very low.
On April 26th the ladies of the
| IRo}ekah Lodge will entertain the
lOjd Fellows and wives, and Rebe-
kahs and husbands at the Masonic
HAL All members are cordially
Invited to attend.
/. Attorney George Philip of Rapid
fC'ty was an arrival Tuesday even
ling and is assisting with the eases
Ithn firm Of Philip & Waggoner are
Iconnccted with at the present
Itorm of circuit court.
/ Charles Ray in Homer Comes
IHmmc' at Gem Monday and Tues
Idav.
i The High School students are al
.tvork on reheasals for a play tc
HE rjven at an early date. The
| tiIo of the play is The Toastmas
/ ter" and it deals with college life
/ Mrs Will-R. Walpole has the stu
! donts in charge which in itself
a--,.rance of the success of the
4 play. We are promised a complet'
lout1ine with the cast for uor mex
i issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rohan ar,
he proud parents of a baby bo
born to them at their home i
this city on Thursday, April 14th
The Eastrn Star Lodge will hol
Ian installation Of it's officers 8
the Mansonic Hall tonight, A
members are requested to be pre-
sent.
Sheriff Mackrill of Penningto
county came down from Rapi
City last night on matters befor
the circuit court.
D F. G. Schwartz and r. J. Far
2 cher returned this morning frol
st. Paul and Minneapolis wheI
they have spent. the past week
S Mr.. Schwartz was purchasing til
= store fixtures for his new buildin
d and Mr.. Fancher was attending
|. the booking of some special fe;
: lures to be shown at the Gel
! Theatre during next few months
: "Sick A-Bed' starring Wal
f Reid at Gem Sunday night.
w. H. Runyan was over fro
Kadoka last Saturday attending
matters in CONNECTION with the tv
Il days celebration to be held he
. . on July 4th and 5th. This affa
: will be pulled off by Mr.. Runy;
$ in cooperation with the Comme
= cial Club and while the plans a
: not fully completed, we are sa
= in saying that it will be one
: the events of the season. 1t w
- be in the nature of fontier d
= celebration with all the featur
which have made those affairs
IN success througout the west. Y
IF will have a complete account
v the events on the program in
lie early issue of the Pioneer-Revie
~ >~~S>~ A<
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-04-21

The Farmers Cooperative Co.,
have some nice cane and mlllett
seed for sale.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-04-21

For Sale: Two thorobred Mann
moth Brown gobblers. Fred Al
ford, Philip. % 1t
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-04-21

A. C. Kingsbury Lumber Go.
have just receievedl car load OF
harbed wire and woven wire fenc-
ing. % If
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-04-21
PHILIP MARKET

Prices paid for products on the
Philip market. Corrected every.
Thursday morning.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-01

Marguerite nemohla ma slo-
va tato zapomenouti a kdyz O.
statni spali, patrila ven ku stri-
brne tvari mesicni a premySle-
la o Mich. Poprve usinala bez
obrazu jedine Lesterova, neb
vypuditi nemohla Z duSe sve i
novy obraz, jenz Sc tam DOLBY
val. We vlasti opusteny milenec
musil sdlleti sc S mySlenkami
Margarethinymi S Guy Kingto-
mem.
Zat1m bloudil tento We slad-
KEN dumani ulicemi innsbruc-
kymi a zvolna bral Sc ku sv6-
mu hotelu. Nemyslil ma to, re
cas- ku spanku a odpocinku.
"Margarethe!" Septal 81 stale
a stale pred sebe. Jest svobod-
ma - svobodna pro mnel Ach,
kez by mne milovati mohla
Oh, Wy hvezdy nebesk6, ozarte
stesti me a ukazte mi cestu k
srdci drahe divky tetol"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-01
PLATfME HOTOVE.
Ia bondy Svobody, usporne
vaiecne znamky.

Kupujeme tez stare zlato, strIbro. pla-
tinu, DIAMANTY. skvosty. hodinky,
rtut. magneticke ulSazovaky, neupo-
treben6 postovnf znamky vse co ma
jakoukoA eenu Platfme za. yse cenne
hotovymt SIMON, spolehlivy jedna-
tel. MATTEL The Ohio Smelling and
Refining Company. Uradovna. pokoj
e. 216 Lenox budove. roh 9. III. a
Euclid Ave. Denne otevfeno do ho-
din vecer.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-01

"Kingtone, mui otec ustano-
vii, re Ultra vytrhneme," pro-
mluyil Chester Farnsworth,
dobfe naladen pri vstoupeni V
maly pokojik, We kterem Guy
bydlil.
Tento stezl utajil sv6 prekva-
peni. Ultra jiz?" tazal Sc udi-
ven. "Kdyz jsem vcera vecer
mluvil vasi sestrou, nerekIa
mi 0 tom ami sloVa."
"Nemohla,' odv6til Chester,
"nebot' otec rozhodl Sc tax
dnes rano. X cemu bychom ta-
Ike zde jiz cas- marili? Jsme
zde diva tydny a vSecko jsme
videli. Ano, kdyby bylo po Will
Margarethine, Ia zustala by
'zde snad pres cel6 leto; zm6ni-
la Sc cd zinny znacn6, nenf-liz
pravda?'
"Nikoliv, nepozoroval jsem" !,
odvetil Guy, jenz nerad hovo-
I'll s Chesterem o jeho sestre.
Avsak nezabranil prec tomuto,
by nj dale hovor neVedl.
"Pral bych ST." pokracoval
Chester, "kdyby byla vubec nj
kdy nespatrila tohoto Glenda
la neb Halladaye, iak Sc nyns
imenuje. Mne byl od pocatku
protivnym. Upozornil jsem otce
DO jeho prvni navSt6v6 u mas
ma temne pov6sti, jez o puvodu
jeho kolovaly. Kdyby mne by
Ii poslechli, mohli jsme byti u
Setreni vSech nasledovnich ne
pfijemnosti. Tusil jsem V tom
nejaky haGek. OvSem tax zle
cerne jsem 81 to sam nepred-
stavoval a diVim Sc dosud. re
ubozak mad tim hlaVu neztra-
till"
Guy udiven patril ma mluvi-
ciho. "Mily Farnsworthe," pra
vii, ''nepochopuji vaSi rec. Vim
iedine, ze Margarethe byla "a
snoubena iistym Lesterem
Glendalem a re toto zasnoube-
nj pro mne neznamou pTiGinu
bylo odlozeno; tot vSe! -
"Opravdu nevite niceho biz
siho cel6 udalosti?" tazal Sc
prekvapen Chester. "Myslil
.isem, re Margaretha sama Wy
pravela yam smutnou onu pri-
hodu. Nuze = tedy slySte a
sud'te sam, zdaz dobre neuGinil
kdyz zfekl Sc sestry me. Ano,
iednal velmi Slechetne, nebot
Margaretha byla by 81 no wa
la i po odhaleni jeho minulo-
sti. Miloyala ho nezmernew
Guy stal Il okna a obratil
rychle tvaf syou od mluViciho
a zahledel Sc ven, ably pred
Chesterem utaiil poboureni sye.
Slunce zdalo Sc mu ztraceti
svou zari a horsti velikani, "a
snezena temena V modrou OBJ
lohu vztycujici, zdaly Sc mu
byti ohromnymi hrozivYmi
pfiSerami.
Nezmerne milovala onoho
muze, jenz no predesel a ie-
muz dala prednost pred nlm!
Vysnene stesti jeho Sc rozply-
valo mlhach. Veskera nadeic
mizela re srdce jeho a stara
trpkost vypukla V zhavem
proudu, plnic prsa: jeho ne
smirnym bolem. Surovou rukou
povazoval Sc byti zpet vrzen
re slunneho dne do temn6 noci,
zbaven paprsku lasky, tu$il, ze
hore rovnez nezmerne nlu "a
stava.
do Two G-tySn nsA
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-01
0NIhUNNNlNNN
SYN CUyERNERUV.
Pffbeh zvota amerck6ho Cd H. Perla Preoz Futi


ASl I'D HOulIu ODJCNlld Sc
pokoji sve sestrenice slecna
Farnsworthova, padla t6to ko-
lem krku a volala radostne:
"Ty's tedy ma draha, mala
Nataliev'
Ob6 divky dlouho vrele
Sc objimaly.
f'Miluii t6 jiz nyni,' ujala Sc
slova Marguerite, "a nedivlm
Sc sobe. Vzdyt' isl vskutku O.
brazkem rozkosnymp
V tomtez okamziku vstoupil
Chester tazal Sc nezvyklou
u sebe vaznosti, zdaz nyni smi
tez sestrenici pozdrayiti; nece-
kal ma jeji odpoved', ale vtiskl
il pollbenl ma krasne jeji rty.
Dotknuti toto trvalo jen
kratkou vtefinu, ale dostaci-
clio, by vzbudilo V Natalii po-
cit nemily. Zacervenala Sc,
pronessi: "Zadny muz, mimo
otce, dosud mne nepolibil!"
Sobecky Chester vsak 81 my
sill: "TeSi mne, re jsem ii u
loupil prvni tvuj polibek!'
"Natalier" pravila Margare-
tina 20 pulhodinem rozhovoru,
''matinka 81 preje, bych te S
sebou privedla, tedy myslim, a
bychom vysli. Stryc Bruce jiz
to vi, ze cely den dnes 5 nami
straviS.'
ODE sestfcnice vydafy Sc ma
cestu a mluvily ziv6 0 pfedn1e-
tech, jez zrakum jejim Sc ma
skytaly. Stavely Sc nekolika
obchodech S um6leckymi w
robky, kde obdlVoValy sc no
wynn obrazum.
Chester, jenz je provazel,
dovedi kdyz chtel, byti velml
privetivym a jezto dnes byl do
bre naladen, bavil je vytecne .
konecn6 vyzval, ably MIN "a
sly ma maly zakusek k Delmo-
nlco.
VSichni til small Sc a hovorili
vesele mezi sebou, takze nez-li
Sc vratili do hotelu, byli vsich-
nj dobre sprateleni.
Jak byli tuSili rodice, 1cinne
pusobila tato vesela mlada spo
lecnice Ma ducha Margarethi-
ma. Natalie nev6dela o nicem a
iezto Margarethe neprala 81 j
vyieviti svuj boil, byla nucena
tento pred veselou dlvkou skry
vati. Toto skryvani melo to do
bro V zap6ti. re ma Zarmutek
svui pomalu zapominala a ca
sto V poslednich techto dnech
Sc rozveselila, coz drive u nj
nebylo. Jen nepritomnosti
NataIiine V hloubi srdce sveho
citila Dol, iejz marne snazila
Sc potlaciti.
Howell FarnsWorth "a neJ-
lepsi pokladal zabraniti nahod
n6mu Sc shledani Lesterem.
Margarethe bylo teskno srd-
ci pfi pom 'sleni, re jest V me-
ste, We kite, m jeii milenec Sc
nal6za re neni j dopfano $
MIN Sc shledati.
K6z bych no mohla spatri-
til" myslila 81 caste. "Loucenl
nebylo by mi tax tezke, Jako
drive"
Brzo nastal okamzik odje-
zdu. "Britanic" pfipraven BY
k odpluti.
Kdyz parnik zvolna vzdaloval
GO od sv6ho pristavu, kde hojn6
seslo Sc pfatel, aby naposledy
rozloucili Sc odjizdejlcimi Wy
letniky, spozorovala nahle ma
Sc Margarethe zastupu ostat-
Mich tam stall milou postaVu
Lesterovu. Spatrila smutnou
jeho tvar, yypatrala zaroseny
jeho pohled, ienz S touhou hle-
dial ieji.
.Oci iejich Sc setkaly a vyz-
nanny 'tento pozdrav dvou mi
lujicich dust byl yymluvnejsl
mad vsecka slova.
Jeneralni navladni chot
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-01

Hl q ohClll pN y III Id liiIltUCl u UdId
mu znamenlm ma jevo, re YER
ma mu bude, byt' by odloucenl
jejich sebe dele trvalo.
O nekolik tydnu pozd6ii do
razila nase mala spoleCnost do
Paflze.
"Povazuji toto m6sto "a nej-
krasnejsi ma svete!' pravila
Natalie nadsene k Chesterovi.
"Zde lila bych nejrad6ji! Jak
soudis bratrance?"
''Zustal bych zde tez," "a
Septal il V ucho mladfk, "kdy-
bys zustala mi vzdy po boku!"
Natalie Ruthvenova, jez V
tomto okamziku stala We Wy
klenku okennim v Grand Ho-
telu vedle sveho bratrance, "a
cervenala Sc po lichotivych slo-
vech techto a zatajila Sc.
Jezto oba mladi lide tito cd
sveho odjezdu 2 New Yorku
skoro stale pohromade byli, mel
re Sc divit, re pom6r mezi mimi
vyvinul Sc vrelei$i, nez jaky do
voluje laska pribuzenska.
Plavbu nell vyteGnou; tep-
l6 noci cervencov6 caste zdrze-
ly je ma palub6 a prilezitost po
skytly Chesterovi, ze mohl ne
jednou lichotiva slova Septati
uchu Nadaliinu, jez RADIO Jim
naslouchalo.
"Natalie!''s volala Margare-
the Cd druheho ol1na, "popatT
ma kopuli move opery. jak V "a
ii slunecni Sc leskne!"
ooh, jak krasne!" odvetila
Natalie, prohlizejic Sc zajmem
Y zlatu Sc lesknouci strechu ma
dhern6 budovy operni. "Jaka
Skoda, re jiz Pafiz opustime
Ultra odjedeme.''
"Pockej jen, az prijedeme
do Tyrolska. Ach, tam jest te-
prve krasne!' zatouzila Mar
garethe, ale Natalii neupoko-
jila. Tato lou6ila Sc nerada $
hlavnim m6stem Francie, kdyz
vSak pribyla do Tyrolska, "a
pomnela nevdeGne ma Pariz a
stejne jako Marguerite unese-
ma byla krasou Innsbruku a je-
no okoli.
Toto okoli vykouzlilo mir '
dust Margarethine, takze OBJ
jimajic otce, vdecn6 mu Septa-
la: Jsem ii velice vdecna, dra
ny otce, re isl Sc mnou sem pu-
toval."
AvSak V tomto nadhernem
havu prirody, mezi nebetycny
mi yelikany horskymi, stara I'd
na srdce jejiho sc nezacelovala
ale trudne myslenky zaletaly
stale pres ocean k opuSt6nemu
Lesteroyi, jenz sam We svet6 5
osudem zapasil.
Vyraz jeho obliceje, jak spa
trila jej Margarethe pri louce-
nj pfistavu, pevne utkvel j
V dusi a caste septala pred Sc
be; o, muj milacku, jen tobe
tob6 nalezlm."-
Kdyz prvniho dine V lnnsbru
lu seSla k snidani, nalezla ji2
Chestera a Natalii pohromade
Stefi Sc radili 0 plaum pro cely
den. Ia pul hodiny vychazela
mimi ma prvni vychazku.
Phi pohledu ma velkolepou
scenerii horskou, mad kterou
klenula sc 6ista, nezkalena c
bloha, nebyla to Margarethe
oddati Sc syym trudnym my
slenkam a proto mysl jeii byla
rozjasnena.
VSe vyhlizelo Ultra toho jas
ne a zarn3, vesele a cile, takze
kazdT smutek rozplynouti Sc
musil
Zasli do hlavnlho chramu
innsbruckeho. We kterem obdi.
Vovah Sc Chester a Natalie pro
slulFm hronzovym socham ma
hrobce cisare Maxmiliana
kdezto Margarethe dala Sc do
v6sti do etribrne kaple a brzo
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-01

krasny, belovlasy mlady muz,
jenz Okla nj nespoustel.
Tvar jeho pfi prynlm spatfe
nj Il pozorovani zahloubane
divky zGervenala a hned ma
padne zbledla.
Nekolik okamziku pozoroval
il zaficlm zrakem, nerozhod-
nut, mali mladou Americanku
oslovit, anebo tise Sc yzdalit.
Konecne pristoupil k nj pro-
nesl Zcela tiSe: "Tot' vskutku
pro mne prekvapeni, slecno
Farnsworthova!"
Pr zvuku jeho hlasu obrati-
la Sc Margaretha a patfic V
zname tahy pred nj stojfciho
zvolala: "Ai, vidim dobre, pan
Kington!"
Guy podrzel okamzik poda-
nou mu malou ruku We sve, ale
neprozradil nicim, iak velice
touzil po tomto setkanf cd no.
diny jiz, kdy opustil poboufen
city svymi tn, kterou miloval,
ktera vsak jinemu Sc zasllbila.
Opanoval city sve tax, re
slecna Farnsworthova poznala
V mem jedine znameho prftele,
jenz pot6Sen, re daleko cd Via
sti setkava Sc neocekavane 5
krajankou.
Brzo priSli tez Chester a Ma
talie, kterez Guy byl predsta-
ven, nacez vyprosil 81 tento do
voleni, by je smell provazet.
Pranf jeho bylo radosti Wy
hoveno vsichni brali Sc pohro
made temneho chramu do ia
sne zafe sluneGni, pan Kington
po strane Margarethine Che
ster vedl Sc Natalii.
Sli delsi dobu mlcky podle
sehe, kdyz Guy prinutil Sc lho-
stejnym tonem Sc tazati': "Pan
Glendale t6z Sc zde nal6za?"
Spatfil stin, jejz slova jeho
vrhla V tahy Margarethiny a
|slysel bolestny ton jejiho hlasu,
kdyz odpovidala: Coz jste ne
|slySel, re zasnoubeni me bylo
zruSeno?"
Nebe otevrelo Sc nyni Guy
Kingtonovi, slunce bylo mu
|zafneiSi svet promenil Sc mu
w Udoli blaha. Zdalo Sc mu. re
vracen mu zivot, avSak vzpa-
Imatoval Sc bro a taZal Sc: Ne
ivedel jsem niceho tom a snad
otazkou svou zpusobil jsem
vam hofe; odpust'te mil"
V tomtez okamziku obratil
Sc Chester ku sve sestre a zvo-
lal: Natalie rada by jeSte
dnes podnikla maly vylet, den
jest prekrasny. Provodis mas a
Wy pujdete tez nami, neni-li
pravda, pane Kingtone?"
Marguerite zpozorovala ra-
dostne vzplanuti V ocich Guy
ovych a prijala pozvani toto.
Oba parky daily Sc pod6l re-
ky, pres starry most primo k
horam.
Guy vypravel o svych ce-
stach, o mestech, jez navStivil,
0 lidech, nimiz Sc setkal, a.
vSak ami slovem nezminil sc o
tom. co sc mezi MIN a Margarc-
thou udalo.
Ma zpatecni cest6 potkali
mladi lid6 generalniho navlad-
niho choti. Guy byl yrele po-
zdraven a pozvan S mimi ku sto-
lu.
Odpoledne vydali Sc znova
ma delSi vychazku a ma vecer
Marguerite, kdyz ma loze Sc u
birala, doznati musila, ze po
n6kolik mesicu tax vesely den
nestravila, jako dneSni.
Druheho Ultra byla ODE dey-
cata sama pohromade. Guy
Kington jest mily a krasny clo-
vek! Kde jsi no poznala, Mar
garethe ?" tazala Sc Natalie.
"Za posledni zimy We Wash
ingtonu; jet vskutku pravy
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-08-16
TUESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1921.
ARMS AND HUMAN NATURE.

Bernard Baruch back from France,
was asked the other day if he did not
think the calling of the disarmament CON
ference by President Harding would tend
to bring enduring peace. Said Mr.. Bar
UGH critically: Physical disarmament
does not amount to anything until you
disarm the people mentally" The same
idea was expressed recently by Lord
Northcliffe.
1T is out of the question: says an in
credulous critic. 'Disarming the minds
of the people is not to be hoped for. as
long as the people are healthy minded
He points to the preference of boys and
girls for fighting stories and military uni
forms. their instructive love of war he
roes.
The better way, the only truly safe
way" he says. sis to provide the machin-
cry for Furnishing those who break the
peace. and keep it always in working or
der. and by this means make possible
reasonable limitation of armament. This
will prove much easier than making over
human nature"
Cynics are forever insisting that hui
man nature cannot be made over, in
spite of the patent fact that nearly all
the processes of civilization are, and al
ways have been, doing that very thing
The father and mother are doing it,
with fair success, every day of their lives,
in Transforming their children-naturai
savages-into civilized human beings.
The school teacher is doing it all the
time. That is what education is The
preacher is doing it. Every religion is
an organized effort to transform human
nature by getting at the deepest springs
of human action. Every constructive
statesman, every public leader in any
field, is engaged in making over human
nature.
And this is always a task promising
success, because human nature includes
all things, good and bad, bellicose and
pacific, and because human nature Is
plastic 1t is merely a question of en-
phasizing some qualities and discourag-
ing others, and taking time and patience
1t has worked with dogs, which were
once wild beasts of prey, hunting in
packs. 1t works progressively with hui
man beings.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-08-16
CANDY EATING DECLINES.

People are not eating as much candy
as they were, neither has the increased
demand for sweets which followed prohi-
bition kept up. Thus a Boston candy
maker walls as he goes into the hands Of
a receiver. Perhaps if the candy-maker
had reduced his prices when detation
was first urged he might have found can
dv-eating was not so much on the de
cline after all. but good many of the
confectioner fraternity refused to see the
handwriting on the wall until it was too
late. --
In any event, a falling demand for
candy is a pretty good indication for ev-
erybody but the candy men. 1t is another
mark of the decrease of extravaganza and
unwonted indulgence which characterized
war years In connection with prohibi
ton it would indicate that the systems
which craved stimulation are gradually
adapting themselves to wholesome nour-
ishment instead and the health average
If the nation is advanced by just so
much. Failure is just as hard on candy
manufacturers as on anybody else; but
they reaped their harvest while the reap
ing was good, and now must find their
sweetness in the uses of adversely along
with the candyless consumer.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-08-16
CHURCH SCULPTURE.

New York has been getting excited
over the discovery that some of the stone
SCULPTURE and wood carvings in a fash
ionable new church on Fifth avenue deal
freely with contemporary life. There are
said to be many faces of living states
men. prominent characters in the Norlo
war, and various types, including those
visible almost any day on Fifth avenue.
Worst of all, there is carved over the
Brides Door" dollar sign, accompan-
led by true love knot.
Those provincial New Workers. need
not be so scandalized There is plenty
Of precedent. AS every observing Ameri
can tourist knows, European churches
and cathedrals are full of such carvings,
representing. no doubt with pretty fair
fidelity. the life of the times when they
were built. That is one of the charms OF
these old structures. Along with their
religious and architectural value, they
serve as historical documents, enabling
rs to get some idea of those vanished
times
The old Romans and Greeks had the
same custom The celebrated frieze on
the Parthenon is good serious example
though there were provincial critics ever
in that day, and the sculptor Phidias goi
into trouble by carving the face of Peri
cles on the temple.
As to whether humorous or sportiyt
decorations are fitting for atreligious ed
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-08-16
TOday's Anniversaries.

I596-Queen Elizabeth of Bohemia, who
was a daughter of James 1 OF Eng
land, born in Edinburgh. Died in
London, Feb Is. 1862.
l777-Two detachments of British and
Indians from Burgoyne's army
were defeated by the Americans
under Gen. John Stark near Ben
nington. Vt.
IS25-The steamship Enterprise started
from England in the first steam
voyage TO India.
lS46-Santa Anna landed at Vera Cruz
1872 Beginning of weeks rioting In
Belfast. during which many houses
were sacked
lS92-The pallum was conferred upon
Archbishop Vaughan of Westmin
ster, the first time that the GER
emory had been performed in
England since 1856.
lS95-Niscount WOlseley succeeded the
duke of Cambridge as commander
in-chief of the British army.
l902-Grand review of the British feet
at Spithead in honor of the coro-
nation of King Edward VII
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-08-16
A TERRIBLE
AFFLICTION
Govt. Concrete Inspector
Saved By "FTuit-a-tiyGS"

SO North UNION ST., ROCHESTER, NY.
'tFor five long years, was afflicted
with Stomach, Liver and Kidney Trouble,
which developed into serious Bladder
Trouble.
Isaw testimonial of 'Fruit-a-tives'
and concluded to make one moro
trial. By the time the sample box
and q soc. box we're finished, there
was grand Improvement.
To make a long story short, 1
believe 'Fruit-a-tiveS' or Fruit Liver
Tablets the best Stomach, Liver and
Bladder Medicine the toorld has eUer
PRODUCER. R. B. O'FLYNN.
SOC. a box, s for $3.50, trial size 25c.
At dealers or from FRU1T-A-TlVES
limited. OGDENSBURG, N. Y.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-08-16
Vacationists in Vermont.
Barre Times.)<

That people seeking a real vacation
ire turning their. attention more and
more toward Vermont is proven again
md again. One of the recent proofs is
he rush of summer tourists to spot
aailed Perkins Landing, on Lake Mem
ohremagog. midway between Newport.
Vt. and Magog, p. O., where 200 people
we're camping at one time and farm
house furnished accommodations for
about one-fourth of the applicants. So
enthusiastic over the prospects of enter
aiming even more people is the propri-
tor of the farm house that he is going
head with plans to build fairly good
lied summer hotel to be ready for oc-
,upancy next summer. Then. too, new
hotel at Bolton is projected. They II
come if there are suitable accommoda-
tions: they're already coming in IN
areasing numbers.