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Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-09-29
"VAMPS' WHO
MADE HISTORY
~ ~ JAMES c. YOUNG.
FROM TAVERN MAID TO EMPRESS.

O. by Mcclure Newspaper syndtcats.l


FRoMTAvERh MAID TO EMPRESS.
DICTpRE to yourself a tenth cen.
~ tnry wineshop in Constantinople,
then called Byzantium, Imagine that
the door is flung open and party Of
gay blades enter. They are led by
Romaaus. sou Of the emperor. They
drink, and R0manus admires the tav-
ern keepers daughter. :.
/; in e56 this same girl, Theophano.
was married to Romanus, his imperial
father being IN induigent man who ap-
parently cared little whom his son wed,
But the mother and five sisters Of
R0mRnus scorned the tavern maid. In
9Q the emperor died, supposedly OF
poison administered through the agency.
of his son and Theophano, now become
greedy Of hopors.
Romanus was q profligate and Theo,
plano evidently suspected that she
might be put aside So she cast her
eyes upon Nicephorus Phocas the
greatest soldier Of his time and a
power III tile state.
The two Jconspired together, no.
manus died in 9G3, at the age Of TWEEN.
Sty-f0ur, and the historians hint that
his wife poisoned him. Then she had
Phocas proclaimed emperor, and q SEQ
ond time became empress at Ryxan-
tipm, This brought on. a contest with
the church, which refused TO sanction
the marriage. But the vampire was
aWpannn Of wit as well as seduction,
end HE helped her new imperial hus.
bandit mnintain himself. PhQcas won
n4tahe victories against the SaraceAsi
md greatly extended the power OF BY.
1aRttum. Theophan0 tired Of him and
looked about for new conquests. She
east her favor upon zilniskes. nephew
ot the emperor, and gasiant young
sollier. Once more her conspiracy;
! took shape, and Ilocas was assas-
siaRte4, Then the church demanded;
that Finishes drive Theophano forth
from the PALACE before his seltpro-
claimed accession to the purple would
bs recognized. TO the CONSERVATION
of eophano, he promptly agreed and
she was bundled of to q prison. Rnt
the willy vampire who had risen from
the tavern to throne still preserved:
her cunning, aud 1t was not long; until,
{ Finishes also passed away. a. poison
victim.
yhecphnn0's two Sons by her hrst
husband divided the empire and she NJ
turned to the palace History fails to
record further activities on her part
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-09-29
English Needle Industry.

English needles were first made a.
Long Crendon, Oxfordshire. and after.
ward at Redditch, while their manu-
facture was still In the main a home
industry. different stages being COM
pleted In the cottnges Of the worker
who were generally women. 'rlieit
c,l'M. machinery fortunes we're s,n;i.le
',nleti,Mes lost--il the needle trade
rs IN every other industry.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-09-29
Me,n, DIM.

+ Electricians sticky black tnpe Is en-.
cellent for mending breaks In pipes or
bowls. Il the. weak spot is IN a pipe,
wrap the tape hronnd ii tightly: lsay-
ing q generous amount ON enct side.
re there 10 q crack In tile bowl. run
thu tape along the crack Y
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-02-05
LEGAL N Offices

Consult The County Clerk
Or The Respective Sign
ers For Further InfOrma-
ton.
Probate And Guardianship
Notice
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-02-05
YOUNG MEN PARENTS AND
THOSE OF YoU WHO STILL
RETAIN THE SPIRIT
OF YOUTH

Here is a magazine Cor which you
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leeptionai ability.
eone recent eontributos: Herbert
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stone. Charles Broadmsn Hawes and
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uins Inspiration for courageous iiv-
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The Open Road gives not only full
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for good viii.
There is action on every page,
with a liberal number of photo
graphs and illustrative drawings by
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humor. too; you will enjoy a series
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The vocational department is per-
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civInr Her Away.

The giving away NJ the bride by
pnme man. generS;:s her father, IL q
relic OF the time when woman WIS "a
thing" chaiiel without rights. and
nnnhle 10 hold property In snch cir
cuinstances. she could not. OF cnnrse.
choose her own husband. and was Civ
en- nway 70 the man Tho wanted her
In exchange for a substantial present
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-02-05
10 THE DxsPEPTYC

would yOu not like 20 feel thai
-FOUR stomach troubleS are over. thai
you can eat any kind OF food that
you eravef Consider then the fact
that CBamberlaiup Tablets have
cured Others-why not you. There
are mAnJ who have been restored to
health BY taking these tablets and
can now eat any hiAd Of feed that
Shsy crave. AdV
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-02-05

4 mo frst case - rccsrA u sag
dssssastratiop Il a1,ccrian 90 rhs ssrf
sf % ostrich u nsssfaed On me uas'
no fhrn near asafh razsASaa. o.si
An ostrich hes eus esised fsna the
ihcusatIun psris< W Mos. Il. .. ssAieA
81 riverside ana secsIse very sseh
sst.efsed TO fhs AayA Szssssss~fly
10 wss necesnfsy % rgnsss cas hsrs
10 ths Cawsop place vAsns v nytea
% ~ ysint that d aiSssi SteA Afra
Smith happened 70 vtsis uss paaes ssf
the bird im,ugdlaeniF recseaizea her
ana refused to leave.
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within thirty (so) days after the
'cOmpIetIon Of the pusliration Of this
notice.
q. y. MeGoNA0LE,
State Engineer.
Date Of first puslies,iOA. January
II. 1921.
Date Of compietion Of pubIicaties
February 8. 1871. y Adv-s-S
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-02-05
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Matter of the Estate Of
Lorin A. Merrill. Deceased.
Creditors will present claims with
to the undersigned at her
residence in Logan City. Cache Coun-
ty, tab. on or before. the oath day
Of May, A. d. 1891.
Date Of first publication January
"a. 1921.
LAURA r. MERRILL.
Administrative OF the Es-
late OF said Deceased.
:. W. DUNN,
Attorney for Estate. Adv-2-2s
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-02-05

True courage has 60 little 20 do with
anger that there lies always the strong
est suspicion againt It where this pas
sion Is highest. The true courage In
cool and calm. The bravest 81 men
have the least Of @ brutal. bullying In
science. and In the very time Of dan
ger are The most serene.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-02-05
On. Dosr ssll, varIsu, rsaas.

Three dikeraHt signal osnaa k'san
an electric ben u eu6iaHy appear
Ance. calling the AsaseAsAssr - the
front, the rear or ne Mdc aesr with
unerrlng precIsiea. are sew wade pcs
slble by the ingenious device Of an
Ohio manufacturer. The tive electro
magnetic coils Of the bell have sop
arate armaiuFes. enc OF which carries
the bell claprer. while the other cen
stitutes . buzzer.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-02-05
NOTICE 10 cREDrTons

Estate Of >. O. Teuseher.
Creditors win present claims with.
vouchers 20 the andersisned At the
osaOe Of W. n. skeea. tss Eeoles
Bldg. Ogden, Utah. On or before
une as, 1871,
Date of first publication January
20. 1891.
Date Of last publication March ..
1891.
J. @. TEUscHER.
Administrator.
W, r. sKEEN.
Attorney for Admir-. Adv-s-s
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-02-05
NOTICE TO wArHR UsERs
staie zasiaesr's oncs.

state nAsiaeer's oacs.
ssit Issas Gag. Utah. Jsz. Z. 1891
Nstise 10 hereby givca that An,
drew Estsrssa Of Newtss. Utah.
has msds appiie~tioa IL seeurdanep
With ths rsqutremests a. shs Com.
piisa Lave Of utsA. lsl7. a. aIn.
endes by the Session Laws Of Utah.
1919, .. appropriate Two ca Sec,
", Of water from Bear River IN
Cache county. Said water will be
diverted BY means of an electric
pump at a point SEQ feet north from
the u Ia corner of Sec. 81. Town.
ship Is North. Range / West. Salt
Lake Base and Meridian. and con-
veyed 1850 n. BY means Of q Pipe
line and ditch, and there used
from May / to Sept. 80. sneiusive.
OF each year 10 irrigate lee acren OF
land embraced in the SIX IA of Sec.
80, township and range aforesaid,
This application is designated In the
State Engineers oGiee as No. ssss.
All protesis against the granting
Of said application. statlns the rea.
seas fhsrafor, must be nade By an
|dsylt in sopiies,s. accompanied with
. tee Of s2.st, ana filed .. this once
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-02-05

receive direct imrnsdats andenormous benefit. II
our other foreign also could begin to ray inter
est to us the benefit American taxpayers would be
double what It will be II only the British interest u
paid as II the foreign governments begin to pay
the interest they u.s. then the American taxpayers
will be relieved OF exactly OF There
isnt an even chance there isn't much Of chance. OF
our getting Il all soon. what do get win help
while congress is laying to the very roots Of
taxes and souander---Rew York Herald
The world has probably witnessed more
inolave woman writer than the great English novel
ist. George Eliot In Adam Bede she shoots forth
this poignant dart at mere man" we are apt TO
be kinder to the brutes that love than to the
meuthat love US Is It because the brutes dumbf"
THE PROPER RATIO
After the Cleveland administration the Demo-
Gratis were out of power for sixteen II history
shall observe due proportions. the Wilson adminlstra-
ton win be followed by a Democratic submergence
for about 1900 years. &
The simplicity and economy Of the inauguration
will be reflected in similar policies in the go vern-
ment business for the next four years.
In spite OF all our boosted twentieth century CIV
niaEtion and Initiative only here and there is man
who dare step out from the materialistic groove ana
announce a new departure or new discovery Re-
Gently so-called Astronomer announced that con-
junction of stars with the new moon would cause
rain upon theearh in the next four years OF twins
trplets and bankruptcies. The reporter got "astron-
omer" and astroioger' mixed. for no astronomer o.
today would dare make such an announcement Any
way how the women viii hate the meddlng fellow
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whsa . or~xstss sisss sssAa ~.
sxsrsmsrs Il, spsaA wssi 81 q 80
sMas prspsrsssss. no sehas . ssss
suazioa q "a aid wess N sssa =
such . nsdicias 10 a,uosi esrtain -
sss q himself aad In ais fssst,
This 10 Why 90 many dragsints nee
and recommend chsnseriain's OeasS
Rsnsdy. ,. .. Jones. . veil knows
aruGEist OF cubrunt KY. says. 7
have used ChanSerIain's Cough Rsa
cay In ny family FOR the past ss.s.
years and have fouaa u to be ts-
best cough msdisa.s have Gro,
Known" 1 ~ 49,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-02-05

pIetgrssgvs Nawosoasse
Untji ssversI yearu ape nsntseAea
had Tn tewa efier. 0id custeuss 6ss
Relieved as closely ~ psssissA Some
It the cid streets are psves via cob
blestsues. esd hoeses sss bufsf ~
voed with eid wssA ahinusus fer n
pvf. Many Rsasss dsriss gro derksh
aleas the one-siuas tusy whsrveS sna
while its eluEy 10 esna. ne tosa 81
Nantucket hsrpmes @me pieturwfsua
every aay.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-02-05
CORPORATIONS AND BUSINESS

Corporations are far more essential to general
prosperity than individuals except rs individuals are
corporations for II is only by means OF cor
that great activities essential the public
welfare be carried on without corporations the
present population Of the world could not be kept
: alive aa at t ~ tg' veg h'
And in small business. quite within the means
and capacity of Individual effort the corporation is
convenient that II is generally adopted instead of
partnerships when than one individual Is con-
cerned fNp IF"
And yet this perhaps most useful OF all human
institutions become in the minds OF muititudes
term of reproach and the corporations themselves
such legitimate objects OF vilflcation attack
In the minds Of many whatever hurts q corporation
benefits mankind ~ 'sH '''f .,tf rffts
And particular corporations are singied out for
all theextra that can be unloaded on to them.
That sefishness the expectation being that what
be OF corporations Ia clear gain. And
yet immense majority OF the heads Of families
thp country owners OF tsteresis ia sorDorstona
sss Trascisce ohronids.
70 rs a n n n
1t 10 manifest that Mr. Compare as.f overly
pleased with the United states supreme court. su,
the other hand. when the United state. supreme
was designed there probably wasn't the sght-
idea that OF the requisites would be the pisss
ing OF Mr. Gompers.--MArion star
"a p - r''
Mr. Harding could take all the cabinet susses-
tions shuttle them and draw out enough with his
eyes shut beat that aggregation President Wilson
selected.--st Louis Times.
n n u
.. u. z
II. as negotiations now promiOe. the United
States loans to the British government are re-
funded and Interest the refunding bonds ia paid
regularly the treasury, American taIpayerr win
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1921-05-06
May Term of Court

At special Term of Court begin
ming Monday May 9th, anumber
OF important cases WILDE trie d.
The case of the Commonwealth of
Va VS.. R. B. Mitchell, D. o. D. c.,
upon appeal from Magistrates Court
where he was fined $3.50 by Justice
W. B. Allen for practicing medicine
without license DR.. Mitchel's coun-
sci claim that he is not "Practicing
Medlclng, % Among the notable out OF
town witnesses in this case will be
Dr.. j. w, Preston Secy, Med. Ex-
aiming Board of Va. and Dr.. Philip
W Boyd, OF Winchester.
Commonwealth of Va. vs.. Benz.
Keller for sale of ardent spirits.
Commonwealth Of Va. VS.. LemueI
P. Fry charged with having in his
possession ardent spirits.
Commonwealth OF VS.. j. Arthur
Click, who at a preliminary hearing
before Justice w. B. Allen was sent on
to the grand jury, charged with run
ming an illicit still, and was admitted to
balm the sum OF 500.
Commonwealth Of Va. vs.. Charles
w. Price, charged with transporting
hard cider containing more than one
hall OF per cent OF alcohol and also
charged with drunkenness.
Commonwealth OF Va. vs., Ralph
Coffman, Five cases one Of burglary
and + Of housebreakiug,
Commonwealth OF Va vs.. William C.
Young alias William c. Mckenzie
Five cases, one OF burglary and Of
housebreaking,
1t was also expected that decision
in the Cedar Rust Cases will be rem
dered at this term of the Court.
The case Of j. f. Kingrce, OF Mt.
Jackson, who was fined for pracucing
as a veterinary without having passed
the State Board has also been appealed
and will be heard at this term of the
court
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1921-05-06
Educational Movement

Franklin K. Lane, former Secretary
of the Interior under President Wilson,
recently said: eff the 800, 600 illiterates
in the United States were stretched in
a double line at intervals of three
feet, and were to march past the White
House at the rate of twenty-five miles
a day, it would require more than two
months for them to pass"
The curse of our fair land is igno-
rance and illiteracy, but a better day
is dawning both Church and State
are beginning to realize that America S
salvation lies in educating the masses,
Every State in the Union is giving
largely for educational purposes, and
all honor to the Southern States &C.
pecially which are making herois
efforts to reach the neglected and un.
educated. Coupled with what the
States are doing is the work of the
Southern Methodist, Southern Baptists
Southern Presbyterians, Episcopalians
and other religious bodies who are I'M
firing in their efforts to provide better
equipment and better facilities fol
young men and women who are bein,
urged ~ never before to take advan
itnge Of the opportunities made possible
Iby, 1hs liberality Of laymen Of III a
33o0A
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1921-05-06
Stylish Skirts,

Skirts are surely but slowly getting
longer In fact, the really smart wo-
men have already taken to wearing
dresses of quite conservative lengths.
Only the followers of the mode are
still clinging to the extremely short
skirt.
By autumn | believe you will see a
quite general acceptance of a skirt
length short enough TO be trim and
smart looking yet long enough to re
asonably cover woman's defects of hel
lower eXtremities.
We have certainly seen enough o.
knock kness and bowed legs and hae
sufficient sight of sitting figures tina
look as though the poor forgetful dear
| had been SO bent on making up theil
faces and getting their hats at just the
fright jaunty angle that they had alb
solutely forgotten to put on thei
lpetticoats and skirts.
The same tendency of a lengthenin,
of skirts perceptible in street frocks i
likewise seen in dinner and dane
Ifrocks.-Ex.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1921-05-06
LOCAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Clothing at Locke's.

Clothing at Locke's.
For clothing 60 to Locke's.
Bread Z cents loaf at Locke's.
Take your trade to Locke's.
Rice cents ID. at Locke's.
Salmon 10 cents can at Locke's.
Call to see US Court Day, T. G. Locke.
am selling potatoes so cents per
bushel. Locke.
We will save you money on clothing
call to see US, 7. g. Locke.
For harvesting machinery and tillage
implements see, j. L. Boyer & Co. be-
fore placing your order. 2t
Just received big stock of spring
and summer clothing direct from man.
ufacturer. T. G. Locke.
Special reduction price on manure
spreaders for Court Day. j. L. Boyer
& Co.
Light Geiser traction engine in good
condition for sale, can be seen near
freight depot at Woodstock.
Apr. 29-6t. H. B. CHAPMAN.
We have in stock q nice line of bug
gieS in latest styles unreasonable prices.
Call and inspect them Court Day. j.
L. Boyer &: Co.
Prices have been reduced on Deer
ing and Mccormick Binders, Mowers,
Rakes &c., buy now. Shen. Farmers
Union. 2t.
In stock complete line of feeds,
fertilizers, cement, salt, wire fencing
and general farm supplies, J. L. Boyer
&; Co. 2t
Best line of Cultivators in the Val
ley-International, Buckley and Browns
Manly, up-todate riding and walking
cultivators, all kinds of small horse
drawn cultivators. Shen. Farmers
Union. 2t.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1921-05-06
Fort Valley.
DEATH OF MRS ROSA SMITH .GoLLADAY

| DEAlH OF MRS ROSA SMITH 'GOLLADAY
| Mrs. Rosa Smith Golladay died in
Jersey City, N j., on Saturday morn
ling. April So after brief Illness, aged
ITO years On Sunday her body was
drought to The home Of her par
Tents Mr.. and Mrs. Z. z. Smith i'll
1.-THE PoWells Fort Valley. Surviving
| are her husband Archer Gcliaday, one
little daughter Leona, her parents, Mr.
| and Mrs. E. R. Smith and two brothers
ICharles and Clyde Smith.
Funeral services were conducted
on Monday morning at ten o'clock, by
Rev. f, B. Shaver and Rev. P. w.
Wisman at White Chapel.
The family have the heartfelt sYmpa
thy Of the entire community
The members who attended the K.
OF T, convention at New Market, April
28th from Seven Fountains Lodge 122
were as follows; 0. C. Munich, District
Lecturer; E. R. Munich, w. H. Barr and
Harry Cullers; representatives; Ora
Munich, G. N. Funk, d. A. Ritenour,
Walter Huffman, VIM, Brown, W. c.
Shlpe, Walter and Howard Glen. They
all report most enjoyable evening.
They say it would be beneficial if we
could all meet together in Fraternal
Friendship, it would weld the bond of
Brotherhood closer together and make
US better christians and citizens.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Burke and Roscoe
Burke, Of Washington, D. C. spent the
weekend with their father, r. A.
Burke and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. O'FIahery spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Rinker and Mr.. and Mrs, Samuel Wal
tiers.
Mrs. John Rinker who has been i'll
for sometime is no better.
Owen Keller Of Woodstock, Va,
visited over the weekend at his old
home hero.
Miss Beulah Coverstone has returned
10 F home at Dnbcck, her school be-
Ing closed last week
Fred Saum visited in the Dilbeck
section the first OF the week.
Misses Ernestino Golladay and Daisy
Dodd, of WASHINGTON, D. c., spent
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1921-05-06
Meeting of Fire Co.

Shenandoah Fire Company held an
important meeting on Monday night
The buying Of Chemical Engine was
considered and the following committee
appointed to get prices on same, VIM
M. Bender, j. Walter Bailey and T. G.
|Lockr.
This is most important decision
and we trust the property owners of
the town will realize the gravity Of the
situation before the time in mid sum
mer when the water pressure becomes
too low to successfully combat serious
fire. The list of members was revised
and all non resident members cut off
AS means of interesting and remind
| ing members of meetings it was decid
ed that a blackboard be placed
on the kCourt House pavement
before each meeting night contain
ing notice of date, and hour 0
meeting. Messrs. Ernest E. Sine ant
Fred Painter were appointed com
mittee to attend to the above.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1921-05-06
Free Tuberculosis Clinic

| The efforts Of Mr.. M. L. Walton Jr
TO secure for Shenandoah County
FREE Tuberculosis Clinic have finally
been successful. The Clinic will bt
held by the Virginia tuberculosis AS
soclatlon and some of the best physi
clans and nurses in the state, who have
specialized in the diagnosis and treat
ment of this dread disease, assisted by
local physicians and nurses will have
charge of the examination and treat
ment. Arrangements have not been
fully completed but the dates for the
various towns ofEShenandoah County
have been definitely decided upon,
June q, %, % and Both. Further in
formation will be published later. Over
30 counties have requested Clinics
beside those already held.
1t is estimated that one active case of
tuberculosis infects at least ten others
and the beneficial results of such
clinics will be realized therefore when
it is noted that all active cases discov-
cred are advised and helped toward
sanatorium treatment where they re-
gain health and cease spreading in
lection. Most incipient cases have a
good chance for recovery, as have also
many advanced cases.
Estimating the economic value of
life at IS, 900 the saving of the eleven
lnclpient cases only will be a saving to
the State of sos, 900; this in comparison
with the cost of three clinics which
was under $4,000.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1921-05-06
Program For New Theatre

Friday, May 6-Bessie Barriscale, in
Broken Gate. \ thrilling drama that
you will like. Also the great animal
jungle serial The Sons Of Tarzin. "
Be sure and see it.
Saturday, May IA big special
photo-play 'Nirtuous Sinners" every
one should see it. Also a good Mutt
and Jeff comedy.
Monday, May 9-Courtday open all
day. Harry Carey in IF Only Jim A
rip-snorting' side splitting western
drama, Also an exciting episode Of
The Moon Riders, =
Tuesday, May 10-D. W. Griffith S
special production featuring Lillian
.Gish in Broken Blossoms. y