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Uusi kotimaa., 1922-05-19
Safia iaa ebfa innren lainam fin
tontnneilta.

Hariiii, toltfof. t8 b. SafIon
raGnlninisteri tri 6err1es tiiIee tGn-
Inc neltpnttelenlaan er11st1 tGrfe1sta
|fatiaiiltp1liiest1 ilnlniliteli1laSto.
|icnfn, jos ie tulee bDtp1flptpfli, pi-
tai1i tirttilDasti rallboittau Gaflan
ia @ansfan npfpifid ilibteito.
Nansfan pudnlinisteri Eoincare
.biljdttoin anfoi ieltpdsti pnn,l1rtad,
ettd eltei Safla i,orita filtd ipaooit.
tila fotaforuauserad tonfof 81 prld,
Nonstan iot11pdfi tl1arsiii Nnbriir
laafiopn ia ottaoo baltlui1ia iofia.
loilia teolliluiifiia. Walttddfieen
talllan friiiin, iofa diff ortinnn pa
Bentonlaalt Gilropan talolloelIiiia
oloiltbteita, onat eri maiden a5ian-
tunfiiot laotineet fllrnnitelnon, jon
to mitfaan Saffa tltliii fdatlloan iiits
fnIniiilin ia trtittlfn ipiiben fniiinr6in
inflammation (ltoin ST 100000, ,OOO)
laillou. Gofld iunllnnlla nrafF1iit
Safia roballilet fortpauserdt ne[iGf.
II iDuobefii. Gen plan fortparflis.
ia, ioibin raba ei riittaiii, Iiiorittaiii
Safia teboostliotteil[o.
Gralanllin eStalian, SSaponin III
Belgian eblistoiat ief1 9lnterifau e.
pdfpirallinen botpair1noitliio 9folano
s. Hop0en aIiaa fosfeiposIo nelnpot-
felnsia bbtpdfipindt ojatlifien, ioten
or mab6ollista ettd ie totattetaan.
goarsfmt ebustaiofanlarin iuliri
enemnlisto ON toatusti tpurlboilIisla
ia palmis tufemaon Noi,coren I'M.
perialistista pplitiiffau, nutta 10
iIdlistilen liiffeen laaienenriilen
faf1ian fesfultbeslo pafottao bolGi-
tltsta iuarotpaiillliteen &ontoni,paa.
lien toufof. IA pnG luullann oiottu.
man, eta fonIa pbd enentrlfan liiopult
fnnnottat1lasta irtberialistiel fosto.
politiiffaa Snfiaa ipastaan. 6alli.
tufien oiottaman bDoffdpsretfen ipn.
rata pitdiii fittilta aieiiiin nrilioo-
1iin n1iebid ioten on luonnollisto, et-
Id fania toiipoo oiioille parentpaa
rntfaiilla fllin 1fituista looaI[u nb,
foili,u.
Warloltfa sSocb ia eiifuntop1al,
lifot fenraoli WeDganb ia fenraali
8nat oipat fnitenfln faifen luaralta
Dolmistoneet iiiltnrtitelntan rnnsfa.
loiien fpdltaufien looientantiiesta
SafiasYa ia paGnninisteri Yoinc1ren
ferrotnan bptpdfwneen fen. Vreli-
bentti Willeranbin palanminen sff.
rifon maffultoan ianttoa ionfiintper-
ran paiflittan iluulilitelmndn, iilld
bdtien fanotaan ep1ile!Ddn toffo Bbof.
funflestG foitl,iii iuqtrta fnotr1d.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-05-19
Gation ia Sraliiian iopimns hnolc5-
fnttan liittpIuiiia.

@erliini, toufot IS b. = Soffn,
Ia VraIi3iau hiliattoin teferttd iopt-
nN5, futeu 5atlan WenGiau fansIa
tcfemG lopimusfiu, oihe,,ttoo buoles-
trreiiuuttu lilttolaiSten piireisiu ia
ic.ofornou8fon1isIioni Iaottoa lootIo
Iiitd ulben profestin Scfi1ile. So
,iaulStn Ell ole inlniShl, nntto tieoc-
tii1r liind Ndoettupln, ctta 8raiiii.
on feoppnauien iutiolaisteu Ioi-
noicn arno foytetadn Iloriti,fIeua
troiiIiulaiii$ta fnblpil1betpfNstn,
iotfo Sntlo faoppnii eloflmlla 1914
Gcfian iotom!Sio
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-05-19
rllttcututleet veto.
apdt uudelleett
Hnlerikddtt

@enoa, toufof. is b. Seniol
feen fllin Dbbpslpallat on iImDitto.
mt ci spoitpdrlla bppdfipa liittoittu
ueinen eIitpsta oienottalniiesta IN
teen fanIainlpdlileen neutpottellulr.
ipfa tuliii pibettdtpdfli Saaeisia al.
faet feiaf. 10 b., orpat aifollemlnar
futI,n inlfaisieet tDallot, gnglanti
esoponi, gaansfa, sSStalia ia gelgla
fesfustelleet alinstd eoelleen ia TAI.
fiesta pdattaen tu(etpat norld iualla1
,,uoelleen ,petoonnan Dbbp5maltol'
bin, ettd ic a4pustaiIi glropan ia
iporiinfin @endidn alioin iariesta
miiesid t1siG iitunnitellusla ultoeslc
fo,lFerenSfisio.
SSSlnroittaesi ioon iltostilipanla OF
innlasn o1ad Soagir fonferensliit
@enGiG,t eoustajat otpat louInnec.
epdilpfieni1 len onnistlnliiesta II
man Ohopsmaltain pianottoa. Nn
tneslaan tie0pn ei tpoiipanId ottnc
cSoa tGbdn otjottuun luteen ne,lipot
teIiuin on @aibingtonin ballitl,s le
IittGnpt, eta g8eniiiGn eoustaiicl
,,ootti tortof. II p.lti ei anna mi
tcGn tafeitn uelnpottelrn onnistlnnI
Iesta. So1naan oifnan on OboD5.
ipoItain faltppalibteeri Sooper a1ta
nut loulunuon, ettd Wendid on min
hupnosia talou6elIiiesla alemasia
ettI len l,tpoitfIilld ei ole n1itGou
rnertitpstG ia ettd mitf1an nelltpot.
tclut Min horiilin1n fllin nDfbiler
g9enGiGn bnllitltfien fansia eiiDdt oil
mistiidn inerfitpfiestd.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-05-19
ghbpsualtain faninIlispanffitilastoa

Masbington tnttfnf 18 b.
Wdnn fanfaIlispnnffien ipnrat mime
nmaIisfuulla oliipat $19,S50,402,-
900, oIottaert olanturlista enerlmdl.
ri fuin pltofeIlntoisto bilioonalla
SollorIla iDerrntfuna beliniflnlbnn
|n. 1921.
aaltiollispanffien tallet1tfiet tefi,
|ipdt tpiime nloaIisfuusfa bli tpiioen.
toigta biIioonan ooIfarin, olIen
$S3, 100000. fDdbemrnGn FUN bell
lnifu1lsid, n1ittc $4,000, 900 e.
nemnt1n fnin tpiiine ionluflnisin
fet toimitfdtpnt rotdrion tebtami1.
Sfartbin1apidn npdsfn dinonstann
tuonorit ia rtoistrndtin pin tpirnn-
omnineat moi ola notdrion tomnesio.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-05-19
SDiialistit pGaieiuat @enaiGile

8erliini toufof. Is j. - &onl-
mlnnislebti Die Note SABINE fertoo,
etta @eltaian lleupostoballitus on
Grtanut luipon IoiIen aoltloinipoli=
Ien ia Wienin fallioinipalilen eous.
taiille tuHa Mosfomaan ia Ola lis,
ls9 taanagiiHAlliea iloliaSlnagll lln,sfamvpQlss
ielliIer1 pnolIieen iohtomiegtetl flill-
ltstell1sIo, iofa oIfoo tollfof. 90 pni
Si1on lllipon noialla Mosfoiparl
mellelpien ioltfo3i1 Dspot emile 0on
herpelbe, entinen Belgian oifeusmi
nisteri ia goiien Standardization
fl1ornotllitlrpia nliebid; Saul gon
court. Honsfan ioIialistinen porla
mentili0ien; &urt gfoienfelb ia
Sheooor 2iebfnecbt, iafIolaiiio 10
iialisteia, ia uleita muito.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-05-19
Gafiebopfns pDliittisten iuanfiea
fpapanttamiIesta eiitettD,

@nIhi1teton, toufcf. Is p. -
Senouttort 2oob, repnblifuani Rortf
0abtnstu, on efittdupt lafIeboo-
tufien, jol,fu mltfnan or1nabons ollll
npourett1tpi faifille liittoballitrf.
len fponfilpisIa pioetpille be,1filoil-
lc, iotfa oli1pat niibin trspnlihlt To-
Nanoifoi'en tpofoiluloin riffomiiesta.
@h6otus fosfiii noin 113 bet1fil0d.
Senoottori 2obb loului, ettd ehoo-
tuflcnio ei fosfiii ielloiiio benfilo!td,
iotfa of humnattlt lnnlliiifil tuorii-
naiIesta ipofoiIetnifestn tai pbteis
fpiminnoStd ipibolliIcn fonsIo.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-05-19
Amcrifan maqtetnstBDldiIet fehittG
maGn &enaian uaateteulliiiutta.

Chicago, sll., toufof. Is b. -
an1alganoteb glnfbing @orfers o.
stnerica DiioennesIa iofa toilles
fDnoii pioettatpdsi1 fontDentIionis.
| loun tadlla pffimielilegti bp1udfiui
iarleston preiioeitin, sionep Sill.
|manin, eiitt1nldn iuunnitelman, ct;
|ta iarjesto rDbtDD atuustalnaan an1e.
|rlfnlailen nlilloonaa1 oollarin forpo.
,at1ionin rabnstantista. 11t1 fprDp.
raflipnia tnlifitpnt tp6l1iIet fontrol-
|loIntaan ia fe ottaiii fdptettdmGfipe,1
ltoin tniioen nniljpoitan oolIorin an.
tpoilet pnfntebtaat ia flttonrolaitof
let, iotfa Wendidn lelpiettibaflitus
|oili bnlllfas nittanlooft fonlesIio-
lleilla 1llfantqaIniiilIe 9aenaiii,p Iosp;;.
cttibollitus tefi tdHoiIe1t tarioufien
@tllmanille bdnefl fanoesI IGan Weos-
fotposia ia gietnrisi1 pii1ne infIpna
srnalgantoteo Glotbiua Worfe.s
ll'otpntti $4,000 ogitatiionitnobon
Jcnfa tarfotufieno on iaooa 100, 900
dll1erlfolaista tDoldista ustoruoan
.tabon DbtiDDu flfin phoen olaffee,l
lo'oen nlrnellisarmo tuliIi olenlaml
$40 foppale. sssdriesto mpos b1itti
pstaa $4,000 armosta olotfeito
1nallltnsta DbtiostG ia folmpetiion,n
lolellille mDDtii11 piaffeita $4,000
artupstd.
Dbtion ninienu tlllee olernaan 81
merlcan-Gnsiion Srobe osnougtriul
Asloclation. Sillmonin tpiipeioen
mlfoan Dbtio alllsta jaoffa fpfenee
n1affalnaon Ieitienan prpienttia mott
to=o11ultta tatpnlIiiille oIoffaille.
SHna tapa1tfiesin jos ipoitto fobo-
"a Dli 10 prolentin, DlijdG1nd iiunl-
nlfelmon nllfoon f1ptetd1n liiffeet
loojentaniieen Wenai6ll0. GoeIIeen
nbtion iad1ltoja iululniteIlaan iel-
laiiifii, ettei fontrolli motif IuiIuo
ilmromistaiien fiiiiin
sdnol9anfateo Clothing Norfer-
I'M ldIennldara on MT forfeirnrnil-
loan. Sen tltlot mime nuooen oioIla
ilolliilpat Dli fabben milioonan ooIlo-
II ia rabastosi1 on talla erG1 Idhss
puoIi miljoonoo bolloria.
goeild ielostetun paatofien Iii1f-
Il fontpentiioni pd1ttt ipootio naiiiIle
i'btdlaistd pnlffnn fiiin nriebillefin
phtoloiIesta tposta, fohottoo eri I,1of-
tin f,tuluDien tnoL0isten polffotaSoo
nelfpoittGn poifaIIisjorie5tof nl,to-
nosto1taan tebtailiioin fa1lsia pbtai-
ia io1titodrineufpostoia, naatio palf-
fnd fllfllta lnilIiiiIta jltblopaimilto
la loattaa faiffi 5alnaan dinrnottiin
fulilumot oiastot fullafin paiffaflnl-
nillo ianlaon lueioon.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-05-19
5eloitnfiiem tpimeeunanOa miiiDnte
tGan.

Wlosfotpa, tpufcf. IL y. - gell.
mpstpien toif1eenpaneipa fesflisfo
nitea on mQ1rdnnpt, ettd niita II
benfilod iotfa lnltutamia painid lit
ten tuomittiin fltclemaan firffoiea
falIellflien poftolunuuttaniien mas
tustan1iiesta ia oIallilunoesta Das
tltstllsnellafolbin, ei lna tappad en-.
nelfltin beiodn illttlnnIa onat fGlitel
lDt forfeimmosla petooinusoifeuoes
ii.
&up(e1,oau tltnnlitui5ta on fabbef
ian poppia ia fafIi naaIliffoo, ndis-
td pfii nainen.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-05-19
Mitotibnllnns buipnsia.

2ontoo. = Muotibulluns 2ontoon
bienostonoisten fesflilloeslo on fo-
bonnut bllippltl,nia Dailp Grprels
niminen lallomalebti fertoo, eftG
ltieat bienoston ie1rapiiriin fuulll-
lpista 1toiiista oipat leiffuutta,eei
piffimarpaonla pois, etta inoiiiipat
poremmin fdpttad rutotiin t,rlleita
maboolliiinman pienid luippoforfi-
iid fenfid.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-05-19
Tnfntg1iGiiet pcrnstaiuat fu-pperatil'
miiis pGnffein.

Chicago, toufof. is p. slnte.
rifal slhSistpneiben asilfittp5loister
union tddGld dsten pibetpgia fnn-
,uentIiouisIa piidtettiin perllstoo 10.
operotiifpilio paflffeia nliiutonlisIc
ta1rldn lnaan inirirHrnisia faupun
aeisia, fltten gbicodosia, iosiu pan.
fila trIee clemaan $266, 900 pd6
cnn ia 100000 tporarahostc
Senraotpd union fontpetttIioo.,i pi
Set1dn Ne.u Dorfisia.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-05-19
9afptasia iatannt fafii ialfna
lunta.

9eaotpoob, g. 9. gteld-0afo=
tan ldntilesia of1sia 1aatitn ipiinle
niifon lopnlla fofea pfii tdnlau nlto-
oen anfarilupia IllmipnrpjG iota en-
men lotoi ipett1 ia rafeita nnfaran
ntfolea ,a,9rs lpas ,hateenpeasias Salnte
fafpi ioiIlafin paifoin fafIi iaIfaa
ipablpolti nouhot;.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-05-19
sSatnat hGmi.tdnect miliamaiutot
milisunGR ecfscrin aiaila.

,Sonston, Gero3. toufof. Is b
@ueanmiu fliu milioonon eefferia
1niIiolonintoito on t,tIlut b0pitetpf-
Il Colorado, Grinitp, gteehos ia Sa-
b;nc ioficn tllwien fauttn ia armi,
rlta $4,000 perbettd tarpitlelpat IL
,pastusta ipoionfieen lutoclleen fpl~
,rdi piliapuinio!lIo. TGllailio tieto-
ia on ortolut SouStonisia oletpo
Nho0Snaltniu bailitilfien maaniptl-
lelpsiuirastpu olusto
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-05-19
aaniatnwalinen Acknowledgement
stgrnbersisiG.

GnIi fe'dflulsia pioetd1n genrr
bersisia fplmas 9obiois- ia aesti
Gmropan naitten talcrpoifoisfona
-es'i "arrpu MaotoIoustuottaiair
Aesfusliittoafin on pDptettD I1ber
tdnsdan eoustajanin fongresiiin
|mutta pdatfi fesfnsIiiton iDuItaus
Ifltnfa iisfeiiesia fnfoufiesia ola tai
(. ferralln Iabett1nlGtta eoustaiot
ftngresiiin.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-05-19
Raatafaiiuannpifla forptettm
palffuia.

Srofipoob, Wicb., tolsfof. is ..
gsiime maanoi,taina iImoittirpoi
monet 6oaebic alueen itienGiiet fa;-
pannot forottaipa,io foimosniester
paIffoio fcrotus ostHen moinraar1
tolId tDiifolIa.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-05-19
ei!ta Iortuunt, Is ibmistG fnollut.

YSorlin, Eer, toufof. Is p. =
Miime tiistaina Iortui Worlin-9el-
ton iilta. Is ibmistG otafIlitaall
r,spettances .hentealla tasia lIllon lor.
aiailiissio ID parifpnili,entd Tout
faontlneen. Silta oIi foriaufien
aloilenu
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-05-19

toimii Siegesia. Gen jaielmldara Of
fpiime tuuonno 63,239, mppnti 112
234,703 franaio ia nlpDnroloioel
lltflymddrd 254.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-05-18
WILL DEVELOP JET INDUSTRY
Company Formed to Work Large De-
posits Recently Found in Wayne
County, Utah.

What is believed to he the first jet
deposit to be developed in the United
States Is now being successfully mined
in Wayne county, Utah, where recently
mineralogistS discovered the largest
commercial body Of the mineral known
to exist in the world. Singuarly, dis
cOvery of the jet was accidentally
made by party of miners engaged in
assessment work for a copper company.
The work of mining the jet began late
in the summer of last year and. with
financial backing assured, is expected
to develop into great proportions.
AT the present time the work Of
mining the mineral is more or less
cr'.Aely done. but it is the intention Of
the owners of the decidedly valuable
deposits soon to install modern ma
chinery and develop the industry into
the largest of its kind in the world
Baltimore American.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-05-18
Smoking at Washington.

The Japanese were the most incessant
smokers of all the visitors to the con-
ference Cd limitation of ornaments.
said newspaper man who attended
the meetings. Baron Kato seldom Is
seen without cigarette. and quite fire.
quently lights one with another. Prince
Tokugawa does likewise. while the
diminutive Mr.. Dubuchi Is never seen
without cigarette. Mr.. Hanihara IL
more temperate in his use of the weed.
There was never any prohibition about
smoking In the Japanese conference
rooms. Mr.. Hughes prohibits smoking
when the correspondents gather. They
park their partly smoked weeds on rhe
outside. The Chinese never offered any
objection to the cloud-filled conference
rooms For the French. NJ. BRAND
was the principal user Of tobacco. and
when he was not in a plenary session.
where no one Is permitted to smoke.
he never was seen without his Turkish
cigarette.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-05-18
LIBRARIAN MADE GOOD GUESS
Mystfied IT First, RE Finally Real.
ICED Just What Volume the Lady
Was Looking For.

The recent death of John kendrick
Bangs has recalled an incident that
happened recently in one of the branch
libraries. A woman entered one eve
ming just before closing time and after
wandering aimlessly ABOUT without
finding anything that seemed to plense
her finally came to the desk to con
sult the librarian concerning her need
She said that friend of hers had rec
commended IL book AS being especially
good, and would the librarian please
tell her where it was kept. The name
Of The book. She said, was "'fhe House
Built on the Sticks"
The librarian Looked puzzled. Visions
Of certain Biblical references To houses
built on the sands came to mind, hut
this one was unfamiliar To her. so she
set about questioning the woman to
And out more about it. No, the woman
didn't know what 1t was about. but
She did remember the authors name.
Bangs. Immediately there came an H.
Illuminating idea, and the librarian
Went to the shelf and took down Bangs
"Houseboat ON the Styx.' and sent II
satisfied patron home to enjoy her
newly found treasure.-Indiunapo
News.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-05-18
ODD PLEAS MADE TO JUDGE
Were Not Of the Ordinary Type
of MaIefactors.

A strange request has been made in
Berlin court by il blacksmith, Paul
Walter. who has been passing himself
off in Berlin as Prince Pless. He and
four friends We're on trial for burglary
and the blacksmith demanded:
Il request that l be condemned to
death; If not then send me to prison
for life, so that | shall be rendered
harmless 20 society"
When the surprised Judge said he
could not grant such request Walter
said:
well then. put me under police Sill
perviSion for 20 years and I think you
will see | won't do anything wrong
again. but will reform myself. If
don't. then sentence me to death next
time
The judge sentenced him to prison
for 1S months and passed sentences
varying. from three months to two and
a half years on the others. All the
prisoners then thanked the judge. and
the blacksmith added that he and his
friends gladly accepted the sentence.
New York Tribune
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-05-18
Camps for Motorists.

Here is the latest idea in camps for
motorists, says the Popular Mechanics
Magazine: An Oakland (Cal.) concern
is spending no less than $4,000 in
erecting ''bungalettes" on an eight acre
tract to be let to motoring tourists by
the night or for any longer period
"up to fifteen years" Gas the manage
ment jOkingly annOunces), which is
the length Of the lease on the land.
These simple residences are designed
to take the place of tents, and while
their furnishings are meager compared
with regular houses. they offer con-
siderably more in the way Of conve-
niences that is commonly offered by an
ordinary tent. These bungalettes are
of two types. some with one room and
some with two rooms. They are built
entirely Of wood, and are equipped
with sinks, running water, electric
lights, twO-burner gas plates, etc.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-05-18
Best Way to Warm His Hands.

During severe winter, Il science
lecturer was delivering AN address to
very small audience.
Presently shabbily dressed man
entered the hall. 1t WIS apparent that
the man appreciated the lecturers re-
marks. for he had not been listening
many minutes before he began to ap-
plaud vigorously.
His enthusiasm stimulated the rest
of the audience. and from that NONE II
the applause grew frequent and unanl-
nous, and the remainder Of the lee
ture passed off splendidly.
The lecturer. feeling grateful to his
apparently enthusiastic listener, ac.
cOSted him as he was leaving, and
exclaimed. heartily: II WAS delighted
to notice that you appreciated my re-
marks"
appreciated nothin'.' said the
man. Il didn't even know what you
was talkin about. | seed the lecture
was free, an, as 1t was cold outside.
l came in. l was clappin' to warm
myself !"-Philadelphin Inquirer.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-05-18
JEWEL BOX BURGLAR PRO IF
VaIuabIes May Be Accounted Safe
When Placed Within This Up
to-Date Receptacle.

Among the newest things that in
ventorS have given us in the last few
months is a box that comes as near To
being burglar proof as it is possible
to imagine. 1t looks like an ordinary
steel box with keylr,le in its side.
But just lift it or move 1t and loud
alarm bell begins to ring inside it.
This bell keeps on ringing for five
hours and it cannot be stopped with
out unlocking the box.
A burglar might carry off the box,
but its alarm would keep on ringing
and would give him away before he
could get it to place of safety. II
he touches 1t. even stumbles against
it, the alarm will arouse the house
hold. for the slightest movement suf-
fees to set it ringing. This is also
true Of the dishonest servant.
The owner can, however. open and
close the box at will. as he has the
key. And the only way in which he
can be robbed is by some thief steal
ing the key before tampering with the
box.
This safe is arranged inside with
trays for small articles. money and
jewelry and with space under them
for securities. such as bonds and
mortgages The whole is made OF
seamless steel, nickel-plated, with IL
piano hinge and strong double lock.
There are no duplicate keys. nor is
there Il master key THAT will open 1t,
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-05-18
Grand addy Of Kangaroo

A footprint made by an animal be
lieyed by scientists to be the grand
father Of the Kangaroo has just been
found in an ancient lagoon In the
Hastings {England) district
The animal which made the imprint,
many thousands Of years ago, Is called
by experts the iguanodon, one OF the
members Of the dinosaur family, Of
which numerous traces have been
found Iii America and reconstructed
In American museums.
The iguanodon is supposed to have
been 20 to 30 feet In height. Its
footprint, cast Of which has just
been exhibited to the members Of
the Biologists association here,
covered an area Of nearly four square
feet.
Impressions OF Its toes indicated
that this lguanodon was In rapid mo-
ton, suggesting the possibility that
a. ancient sabre-toothed tiger was
On its trail.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-05-18
NOW THE CRANBERRY FARM"
New and Successful Industry Has Been
Developed Of Late Years in the
Pacific Northwest.

Shortage In the cranberry crop In
other parts of the United States last
| year has focused attention upon this
new industry of the Pacific Northwest
which promises To furnish strong com
| petition for the product of the eastern
| part Of the American continent, as de-
scrbed in Popular Mechanics Maya
zine After years Of experimentation
| and selection and the development of
artificial growing areas the states Of
Washington and Oregon have come to
the front rs producers of cranberrieS
in large commercial quantities.
Lewis and Clark, in the log OF their
trip across the continent In the early
part of The Nineteenth century. men
ton the fine flavor If the wild cranher-
ries purchased from the Indians along
Columbia river. Cultivation of the wild
cranberry boys WAS not attempted IN
til about thirty-tive years ago, and con
tinued in desultory manner until re-
Gently, when successful means Of pre-
pairing growing ground was developed.
Preparation of cranberry ground In
the Pacific Northwest is an expensive
undertaking, the cost being around ST.
900 an acre A wild marsh is selected.
drained by bitches, cleared of trees
and brush. then the turf is removed by
what is called the .'scalping" process,
laying bare the peat of the bog. Over
the peat is spread n four-inch layer of
clean white sand. Planting is the next
proceeding. Vine cuttings are used for
this purpose and are pressed through
the sand into the peat with II dibble or
planting tool. The vines are planted
ten inches apart. which makes about
10000 to the acre.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-05-18
Niaoara's Future CITY.

An idea which has occurred to many
minds since the last "harnessing" Of
Niagara falls was clearly put by n
speaker before the Engineers society
Of New York. 1t is that most Of the
electric power obtained from the falls
will he used within few miles of its
place Of origin instead Of being trans
mitted to distant cities. In other
words, it Is believed that at and near
the falls will he situated the future
industrial center Of America. 1t would
he theoretically possible. 1t is stated.
to transmit power from Niagara as far
as San Francisco. but the cost would
be prohibitive. 1t is much cheaper to
locate factories near the falls.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-05-18
IMPORTING HOUSES NEW FAD
Actually Lived in by Wealthy
New York Residents.

Several houses complete in every
detail. dating from the Sixteenth cen
fury, have recently been imported
from England Lovers of the antique
may enjoy the unique experience Of
living in the actual rooms which We're
built and decorated three centuries or
more ago. and he within convenient
Such homes are naturally expensive,
for the original cost is not only CON
siderable, hut the cost of Transported
ton, the tariff and the expense of re-
building are naturally great
An English firm makes specially
Of selling these houses and keeps
number OF them Oh hand in their
show place near London for inSpec-
ton. When an old house is to be
torn down To make room for some im-
provement, the building is bought In,
usually for Il nominal sum. After be-
ing carefully taken apart it is rebuilt
in the show place near London. ready
for the inspection OF purchasers. II
it Is bought by an American. for In
stance, the house Is once more taken
down and packed with care for ship
m-nt This work Is done by experts,
SO that the parts. especially the wood
work, will not be injured. The Eng
fish builders usually come to America
% set up the house exactly as it orig
inally stood in England. In some in
stances these old houses have been
surrounded with English gardens. re-
producing the original setting ia Eng
land Of centuries past.