Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, October 3, 1913, Page 6

THE BEMIDJT DAILY PIONEER ;i AUTIFUL BUILDINGS OF T, ¥ “Learn One Thing Evéry Day.” NO. 5. CHATEAU de CHAMBORD 4 Copyright, 1913. by The Mentor /Assoclatkm, Inc. * In the park of tne chateau, near the banks of the Loire, great ragz- . iged trees reach out across the sky, " leiitting off the light of the stars. It is' midnigit Tndistinctly from the di- rection of the chateau comes a bay- ‘lnfg of deerhounds. It passes overhead Mrough the middle air, with tramp- Atmg and the sound of horns, then dies piay into the distance. The ghost ‘pq Tibault de Champagne, first here-|dream from the Arabian Nights come] The king’s taste did not please his courtiers, who were less fond of hunting and solitude. They would have preferred -a large city, or at least some fertile valley nearby. Chambord was a palace in the wild- erness. It could not be seen from a distance, and the view from itg windows was only a dreary wood. The building has been described as a vdftary Count Blois, a.black hunter | true. ii‘h#luwed by black.t_iqgs, is chasing the ‘Stag. Bach midnight, so the people cf that country say, the grim old ba- iron rides with a full pack. ! Count Tibault had a castle there My the Lofre, mnd for centuries his '@escendants used it as hunting re- sort. In 1397 it ‘passed into the hands; of Louis d’Orleans. Francis I, king of the house of Orleans, who knew the abandoned structure in his boy- ‘hood, developed. in the country round this castle his well known pas- git’)n for the chase, and that is why he chose the ruined feudal _strong- hold in the heart of a great forest| for the site of his royal palar-c,‘ when he might have built on any- one of a handred lovely spots nutI Louis XIV made many alterations in the chateau. He ordered Mansart HE W_‘()R[D_:E‘xr'euos TERMS OF OFFICE Senfle Gives Commerce = Court Judges Until Dec. 31 to Retire.. Washington, Oct. 3.—The terms- of office of the five circuit judges 'now serving in the United States com- merce court, which would have end- | ed at once under the provisions pass- extended to Dec. 31 by the senate ap- propriations committee. In & report on the urgent deficiency .ad recently by the house, have been |8 appropriation bill made to the sen-|H ate the committee endorsed the pro- vision abolishing the commerce court o and legislating its five judges out ot office, but gave the latter about three months in which to prepare for their retirement. R Senator Lodge Out of Danger. Nahant, Mass, Oct.. 3.—United States Senator Henry Cabot Lodge maintained ‘the improvement shown in | his conditicn heretofore. His physi- cians said that danger of serious re- sults from his recent operation has .| now passed. EASY TO DARKEN YOUR GRAY HAIR Try this! Mix Sage Tea and Snlph\‘u‘ and brush it through Your hair, taking one strand at a time When you darken your hair with ‘Sage. Tea and Sulphur, no one .can tell, because it’s dome so naturally, 80, evenly. Preparing this mixture, though, at home is mussy and trouble- some. For 50 cents you can buy at to construct rooms enough for the ac-}any. drug: store the read-to-use tonic commodation of a large court, and the architect, after racking his brains over the problem, cut up the roof for projecting.windows in that style which has since become known as the ‘Mansard roof. The principal door of the court is also Mansart’s work. In 1793 the revolutionists sold every thing of value that could be called “Weyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy.” You just dampen & sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through. you hair, taking one; small strand .a time. By morn- ing all gray hair disappears, and, after another application or two, ¥our hair. -becomes .beautifull dark- |ened, glossy and luxuriant. You will |also. discover dandruff is gone and moved from the chateau, and Cham-4 hair has stopped falling. bord was stripped of its glory in a few days. It has never been complete- 1y restored. Though by no means a ruin today, the chateau suffers for lack of the magnificent furnishing + #ar away along the Loire. with pump. e s, I it with other cars of that price. :‘t: ¥ fr‘llncfl. yxosity of its equipment, etc. . 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