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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-25
The Unity Club.

The season for the Unity Club VIII
begin the third Tuesday in OCTOBER
the 18th. when the club Will meet AZ
the home of Mrs. George L. Andrews.
COS west Church street. The SUBJECT
TO be taken up this year is "Mythoi-
opv" II will be studied as general
subject and the mythology of different
countries will also be taken up separ-
ate,v. Meetings will be held on Tues
day afternoons of each Week. the mem
hers entertaining in Alphabetical order.
Last years officers were reeiee.ea 40
follows:
president--Mrs L. S. Peckham.
Vice President--Mrs. G. L. Andrews.
Secretary-Mrs. Charles J. Hoyt
Treasurer Mrs. Emmett Waters.
Historian-Mrs. Minnie Rhoades.
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w o Club.

The w T. ID. Club. purely n social or
meeting the second and
fourth Wednesdays of each month. has
the past season held its meetings dur
ing the whole year. The election OF
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chanter q. B.. p. z. o.

Chapter b. b., of P. i. o.. literary
and social club. will begin its meet
ings. held on the alternating Mondays
of each month, about the middle Of
September. The p. q, O.'s will take
"Trip Thru Europe" in their parlors
this year and the route chosen Is
steamer trip to Ireland, England, Scot
land, Norway. Sweden and Denmark,
Russia, Austria and Hungary. Ger
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The Lotus Club.

The first meeting of the club year of
the Lotus club will be held with Mrs.
p. NJ. Adamson on September 13.
The club meets every two weeks and
will this season take up the study of
Japan. China. Norway. Sweden and
Switzerland It's officers are:
President-Mrs. w. i. Koontz.
Vice president-Mrs. George Wan
berg.
Secretary-Mrs. J. +. Tug.
Corresponding Secretary-Mrs. p. NJ.
Adamson.
Treasurer Mrs w. G. Bowe.
Parliamentarian--Mr c. w. Sparks.
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Twentieth Century Club.


The Twentieth Century Cub. one OF
the largest and most fiourishing in the
city. has not yet arranged its program
for the coming season, ana hothiils
will be fully decided until the board
meeting to be held Monday. September
s. The clubs first meeting Will not be
held until October, at the earliest me
program of entertainments. etc. Will be
published as soon as completed The
officers are:
President--Mrs. A. F. Balch.
Vice President--Mrs. H. j. Howe.
Recording Secretary-Mrs. O.
Kemble.
Corresponding Secretary-Miss Jes-
sic Binford.
Treasurer--Mrs. p. S. Balch.
Auditor--Mrs. D. w. Norris, Jr.
Directors, (for two years)-Mrs. g.
F. Kirby and Mrs. John b. simmons;
holdover members. Mrs. T. j. Fletcher
and Mrs E. r. Lay.
The president has not yet appointed
the committees and the calendar de-
tails viii probably not he ready Tor
publication before the last of Septem-
Nor
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sp;nninu Wheel Chapter. o. A. r.

The Spinning Wheel Chapter.
Daughters of the American Revolution,
which meets monthly at the homes OF
the members. will hold the first meet
ing OF the season on September II, at
the home OF Mrs. A. q. Click. This
years study will be on the new pos
sessions OF the United States. begin
ming with the Spanish war and taking
up Cuba, Porto Rico, the Philippines
and Hawaii The chapter is offfcered
as follows the office OF chaplain hay
ing been created at the last annual
meeting:
Regent-Mrs. u II. Gross.
Vice Regent-Mrs. l. c. Abbott.
Recording Secretary-Mrs. Charles
Click.
Corresponding secretary--Miss En-
ma Woodbury..
Treasurer-Mrs. A. G. Click.
Registrar-Mrs. G. f. Kirby.
Historian-Mrs. l.. S. Peckhani.
Managers-M II. j. Howe and Mrs.
w. r. Kibbey.
Chaplafn-Mrs. j. L. Carney.
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"Afterglow of the French Revolution,
members of the department..
May S.-Philanthropy. Program sup
piled.
May 22.--Annual day.
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Yesterdays Results.

M1rshalltown, 3; keokuk. 2.
Waterloo, s; Burlington. 4.
Ottumwa, 5; Boone, 4.
TT. Dodge, 0; Oskaloosa, IL.
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Today's Games.

Ottumwa at Marshalltown.
Osk1loosa at Waterloo.
keoiiuk at Boone.
Burlington at TT. Dodge.
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co,,rt of Honor Day,

Wednesday being Court of Honor day
at the state fair and one of the at
fractions on the program being
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The Entrc Nous Club.

The Entire Nous Club. which meets
on Monday of each week. Will devote
Its time this. the sixteenth season OF Its
organization. to history and biography,
chiefly the latter. taking up the study
of the worlds representative men and
women. Lloyds Beacon Lights of
History" and Emerson's Famous Men
and women" will be the principal ref
erence books used. The season begins
october 3, the first meeting to be held
with the president The officers fol-
low:
President-Mrs. T. I. WATSON.
Vice President--Mrs. F. II. Willard.
Secretary-Miss Katherine Armbrus-
ter.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-25

Many persons in this community are
suffering from kidney complaint who
could avoid fatal results by using Fo-
ley's Kidney Cure.-B. A. Morgan.
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BREAK EVEN On SERIES
Locals Take The Last, 3 to 2,
In a Contest Lacking Spec
tacular Features
GREENE PREVENTS sHuT-oUT

After Banking the Visitors For
Eight Innings, Grays' TwirIer Passes
Two and Hits One, Forcing In First
Run--Hit Scores Another-LocaIs
Have Close Call.
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,.a.,aent Are nj h Wasson.
Tn. l. and II. Club.

Treasurer-Mrs. George Wilton.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-15

fen ifaI beboIoe fin rette Sutng. Daar-
Iigt, raaDoent Sober nGpnes bIanot
oct fsrite. S Den 5orbinbelie peb pi
Of iGrIis $50 os pisie 8nnl. 90 &oo.
fruster iGtter en- ubebageIig Sntag
paa Welfen. Sfiobent Griffebano
er, iom pcnteligt fan bore. uosct of
set p9rite, iaa bare r ganb bsr
brligcs for aierene idaoeIiom for at
renie Spano % &isrelo. apolm
niuno Suit / Suiene, bnor 9isrene
boIoes, bpori llobunimip at @sg %
ltrin inoonnoes. maa bobe Ell Hem
Sn0flp6elie pao Ielfen. 3iaaocs Ga
ReIfen eftcr melfrinaen at itaa |
lGngcre SiS og fieleS al paa ct ian.
oant SteS, ga bIiper onot barre. Cen
ifi0nc Waobe, bnorpan mango uofsrer
MeIfnineen peb at opppe Sinerene |
ReIfen oe Iaoe al llrertsliebeb orpp.
be neo | I~eIfeipanbet, oct err beiit
ppmmeligt og siper, Tom penteIigt er,
life en- goo Smog.
9aar 0'eIfen itnl feres LANCE 8eic,
iloen at man bar benIietSmpsiige
Snoretninger at trausportere Den l.
oa tager Den let ltimag at at ifpulpeS
oa ifnees formeget omfring. Sp9elig
9isr fan life nentes at ifoffe goo %
peIimagenSe @eIf.
Saaiuort noget urigtigt mRrfeS
meO Smagen og 2u9ten poo Melfeu
blrSe oerfor en- fpnoig ltuoerisgeIie
al aocn iinoc Steo. SfrpmmeS Ell.
Ter opbi0ies en- $50 paa uosen Waa.
sc, Tom for GrempeI peb at blibe
bunoeiaeet. oa bIiber Melfen life
goo; ben iuar en- Smas iom al @aloe.
Ruitne glifipnnb, aopper og Scar
letter itror en- ubebagelig Smng paa
Den IeIf, iom boIbPs / Dem.
Gerif % eammel Melf bur0e life
bIauSes iammen; oct bar en- forunocr.
Zig Girfuing til at lfaoe Smagen poa
beBge.
Spor Melf oa 8Ieoe brinoes til
Weierier, buroe oct ltrGu9t pooieeS, !
at oIt, ser fon ifaoeS nndgen poo oisIe
garer, boIoes borte, elers operfereS
oct pna Smsret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-15

4
"eirorit etgane; enona ene1ngi"
Seq ilantte begpnoe forfro, og hi
Isientog Siftorien ON poteterne ii
@dnse ON Dosen, iteoie mco famme
llofalo.
Genne Setbe6, buormeo Barnet
beirgiper fig til @Inoen, bar ganIfe
bit fin getponins for dilprreIien.
Barnet iom iibepibit isrser for lin
egen Grganisme, % bpori Selpop.
boIoeliesoriften er poerit Iterft no.
piflet, niod - ~natrrligpis roen ieIp
at bore fldr ODER bette - fsle, boil.
fet mpgtigt Clement til Sm0bco,
gelbebog og Bert @I1ben en- for oct.
oe bpiIfet foiteIigt Eirrinssmiooel
oen er for ane Sunftioner og Gentrer.
Get fan bi fonitatere meo os ielp.
Naar Di fsler os glade, ipiier hi be.
Ore, forbsier Iettcre, ioner faitere, er
mere optlmtltilt oulagt, iaa bi enoog
laoer imaa llbebaseligbeoer paSiere
uoen at brp os ON Dem.
Barnet %foritoar at inbrette fig ioa,
at oct itebie beiinoer iis | benne bebn.
SiIitano, iom er iaa gapnlig
FOR bets Srganisme, % metap set
pi lore bets Sfole. gi ifuI6e
lore at ffabe os @laoe, ioet hi ieIp
irbebagelige Sins i,6finoer en-
forSelngtie SIDE, oe ibet hi fra Dor
SiGl og Dor Ianb prsoer at frem.
loffe iaamegen fornsieIig SinbsbepG.
gelie iom mnIiet."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-15

9oninl Sic GapnSal. gu al De
ierIte Gage fonmer BERTH ell nmcrt.
fanif GmbeSSmouo, be Soreuebe Sta'
tens aouiuI / Beirut, @r. q. Bic
Rapn6aL buis Houn teIegrniereoeS
Gcr0cn ober for ct Ior iioeu ba tpr'
fife 8Suere ioropebe et Atteutat poa
bans @icefoniuI. ifriper "~Slitetpo.
item" I ariitiunia for 2S0e SIlni. 9et
piI c%rinOrcS, at Amerifa / Den Iuleb.
ming ienOte en- gifaSre aztec til Sp'
ricn for at bcitptte o%merifanife I'm
OeriaatterS 2ip. apniul Rapnoai.
iom er en- meaet ouieet @tano, tieu0t
% aibolOt operalt blanot Sfm0ma.
per / Amerita, err Rormaro. San er
loot 1866 % bar artium ira 1888
o. 2Sen Gramen peo ariitiania llni.
periitet. : SttiaarGle reiite ban til
Imerifu % brsO liz burtig Ell 9nne
Tom Slaomdno "a Eolititer. Raun.
0al bar / s Mar pprGt screenings.
isrer pes et 9lao / Siour Sails. 2.
Cat, % hdr iu0taget Here iuOhpoel.
oiicutIiac Stiaiuger. 9u Dor
ban. iom laat. i Beirut, men bar iom
Soriul S%uriSSiftion oper belle Sprien
ca 10 SreoieSele al Yal9itino.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-15
G~rolomanoen
| Rlapeoalen.

Soer,t oppe SfIeter9oalen (Sfies
berg paa be fore Sfustratter mob &af.
feitab os 3esernes boebe for inotil ire
Tiger iioen en- Mano, bpis &g itrafie
iis piot pmfrine ifriper "8lommen".
Man tpr piitnof uben Sueroripelie iiae,
at Der neppe inben be SmaalenIfe 8pas
Der for 9iben finoes noseit, buis Naun
CT iaa alnent fienbt ipm bans.
Spem bar life bort Gale ON 4rsuIt
alapeoalen, 9rulbmanben, os ale bans
unberlise 8sbriiter? Oct lpber maa.
lie ntroligt, men er life beito minbre
ianot, at BELT fra &riItiania o. fra
Sper1e paa Sjorbens @eitiibe TOM Solf
til BAN for at iSse bans Sjelp. Sgs
iaa fra Dor eseu, iom fra Giitrftet for.
Dprisf oioes ban at BABE bapt mango
&lienter.
gnsnit bar, Tom antpbet, befjenbt for
at funne libt mere enb fit Saberppr.
Sans Specialitet bar at piie iaien %
brinse tilbase table elIer i~tiaalne genae.
belpb eler @ienitaube. Sjpnt ban oa-
iaa paaitubes at funre aft, iom bBrte til
5nset, bar bet bog 8jenpisninger, Der
ltaffebe BAN De mango &lienter. Com
ct Bepis pan, bppr fait 3rpen paa bans
Gone bar | Bublifums gepiofbeb, Tan
n9pnes, at i ilere tienbte 1ilialbe funbe
en- 1rniel ON at saa til @lapeoalen
bore tilitrGftelis til at brinse bet itiaal.
ne tilbage, ioet SDen | po%ertrpiIf Srpat
life tnree labe Sasen fomme / alapes
baIens S9noer, men ~ipretraf at lace
3~ppesobiet fOmme %tilrette. susuIt
gloroe f~prSprist intst for at reflamere
os paaituo aIbris birefie, at ban funbe
iioset. Sans Guar ps Iaao bar i
2isbeb meb Slbtibens Sratlers temme=
iis ipGpenbe us tpetpoise.
Oct samle Orb, at iusen btiper 8rp-
Jet ! jim essn 5sbebp, ilOs usiaa til Der
! bette 9ilielbe.
Raar be ufte elesante 9amer o. Ser-
rer ira be Oplpite Bper fom panorenbe
oppper Spscen-ben iibite Del al geien
maatte tilbaselnsscs tiIfobs-fulbe De
feet bet emil % bort be minore lmia.
renbe Semarfninser, JON 8paoens
5olf tillob Zig paa be Sremmeoes ges
t~oituins.
ausuit spnaaeoe EN- Gloer al ca. so
gar o. par uoruitet meb u~alminbeli9e
Sesemsfraiter, ipm 5oltetroen psiaa
~ttlifrep bans op%ernaturlise @pner.
Gan itiStiebe life nteset pni menneIte
Zig Smsans, men lepeoe fit eset tarpe.
Iise, baarbicre Griluitslip, iorastenoe
ale baape imaa % fore Sefuemmeliss
beber os Wpoelier iom be iibit iorlsbs
ne 500 9lar unber Napn af Chill.
iaiiOn bar brast babe 5aitise us 8ise.
gor Iebbeler tiuesser. at ban Il
Senieenoe til SnteQisens ps aunblta,
Der heller itpo pper De fleIte al line Cams
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-15
Sobu ~. stretanser REFER til
Separo, NlaSfa.

Zen beiienote gopofat, Son. Sobu u.
grctanoeri &inneapoIis. ~aireiie / iorriae
llsc til SeparS. glalfn. for at uuoerirae
dorboIosne | bet fabsInstist rise Sauo laHss
aluita gentratS aneu. 8 ct Srsp. eateret
eeattIe epsn Suit itripsr Sr. arctaneer til
Scplpb SpoaI / Grpoiiipn:
"Ssn Speal! 3aiiet p9re Teres gnbe'
ialiussIfripsIis bar gar. SalIaiue pGret me-
oct peniis mob mig. Gan gap mis- Pals
$40. 2 paa glaita Geutral'S aueH % bar
itaiisi mig FIJI aeiis til eeparo, irem %
tiibuss. Seq oster at t,Ibrinst 10 gass /
Sewars % CmesH. 9aanse Tall
Seres beusiuue
Spbn VI g~rctaroer.S
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-15
Ct snnpramn 40 sQil lanat.

IRA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pad Gep Yori
Central Sdren tau ct IspenSe Ydmupama
44O 9fI IaHgt fees, Sette iuSbefdtter
geueice, @Iart 8tper OF Robarpt SaIier
OF f43 Ru di Suoiou 8i0sy. iuSbeiats
teuoe S~osbaifrrue al aoriousact SieIees
ne. aapitoIiet / aIbunn. 9atsfiH SieIess
nc. Saliiaosrue peo prtoion 90 gtep 9ort
geRirdIS itordrtese SRoSnHg / Stors
bren - ben eneite "Sumt Cine, bpis
Sreu aaar ino | R.p gorf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-15
suffer. / llnie inItet anae.

Sette bGloes op | Rsreri. Sad imsrel
man ell 6prm goot, bar noale Gre
ierpeo Cherries 90 Stpffer Sufat
Vuiioen % pad Sioerne (oette far
Dog moelaoes, ON man pil, iioen a
Soufflens Smae taber itprre) ot
b9Ioer ioa Gsren |. @on logger
iod ct Stpffe ~Mareo gaper" opsl
6ormen % "iteomer" ben en- Etme
Den ipiies meo BARN Snuce.
Surifjellise Seierter o. /. b. al ipltei
Snaefrr.
"Breierpeo Singer" fan faces boo
De fleite itsrre @rocerp.S tores og el
itbmerfet til at iette "Smag" poc
lforifieTige Sfags 8uobinger o. I. b
Oct er beIIer fife bi6cre foitbart, oo
mon life bebgper fort al Oct, oct er
nemIis nofiua iterft.
Sngefrr.EnSSing.
30 liner Smsr reres me6 Ell Sop
Suffer, oeri bar man 2 piipe6e ggg.
%geplomner os Iaar Mosien goot.
.Soa bar mar " Sop MeIf l. ~
Sop NNeI, iom er iigtet meo 2 Che
ifeer Batting Ropoer, 20 aop ipItet
SnaefGr, iom er %ifooret OBJ / Stpffer
poa en- baIo Sommes Spffelie, og TIL
iibit 2 itinpiifeoe sGgeebpiber. Oct
er be6ft at brnsie liot DEL oper S5n.
gef9ren, iaa ben life ipnfer tilbunos.
Oct b9lbeS op | inlurt Sorm og Ite.
ges 3 &purter / en- miboeIsparm ga.
aerobn. Zen ipiies meo appeliin.
eaer Gitrou.S auce. appelitn.S auce
Iopes paa fsIgeube Wanoe. 2 Spi.
ieifeer Smsr og y Sop Suffer 70.
res eoot iammen, ioa bar man 2
Spiieifeer 0iel l. rsrer oct goot ON
og bpI6er 6erpaa en- Sop fo9en6e
8onS / oe tiIiptter oerpaa bet rebre
Sfol al CIT balo appeliin og Saften
al 112 appeIiiu.
SngcfGr.S eiert.
8 oiipeoe sGggepIommer og ~
Sop SIeoe rgreS iamnrcn, oeri bar
man 2 Spiieifeer Waple.S irup bbori
man bar rsrt en- itregen Sbeife Snge.
ipr og ioo 215 unie ipltet SnsefGr,
boffet gonife lint, og tilitbit | LIME
Suffer. @iun letter oct iad oper Ell
fogenbe 1befieSel og rsrer | oct 10
Mtnuter. Roar oct err tiff os iepnt,
bar mat en- ltnle 8elatin |, iom er
/ Ii0t folot 8nnb, rsrer ! BET,
til 8eIatinen or oplsit, tagcr oct iaa
al Stooen og biiper | oct, til oct or
folot, oa bar man Oct op | en-
5orrn og iGtter BET paa ct folOt Steo,
til Oct er ltibt.
Sage al SnsefGr % gppeliinifal.
2A 8uno Mel % / 8op WoIosies
reres iummen, s Inner ipltet Ippel.
(GanSieo Grange Seed fife.
res ri9tig tpnbt % bIanoeS meo Nc
let, iaa bar man q BunO %lpIebrunt
l. oerpua Ell llnie iteot Snge.
for og en- llnie allcbuonoe og tiliioit
"a 8unS Snsr, iom er inteItet, ioo
oct er Iom Die. Soa ipttes 8eigen
bort iii Iogen efter, meo Soog oper,
oa fieoler man set no, omtrent ~
CONNIE inf, og ifiGrer Oct op | Sir.
9ier Striber poa bert Stpffe
meS Ell @afieI, gniber oerpaa lot
.@ggemelf oper. De itegeS | en- milo.
oelSparm @oaeroprL life for bruno,
% fou boIoe iig IGnge.
Misunderstanding meS Srpbfrum'
rtcr. VI
20 9nnN 9rsofrummer blon6es
neo "a GunS itnbaffet Ealg (Suet),
Y llnie itsbt SngeiGr, "A RitnO IN.
.e6rrnt Suffer, en- gint Rem Orleans
DtulaSieS og 3 Sbeifeer 9oting1
Bomber. % oct bellies ioa op | en-
.nurrt 6orm % iteameS IL Sime.
pan mao cnSeIig booe nof Slobs i
Sormcn, ioo Guooiueen ioar goo
GuIeonirg til at bGpe itg. Gen ipi.
eS meo noqetilogS BARN Sauce til,
0enne 8ortion err iaa itor, at &oIp.
,clen er mere ems nof til Ell lioeu
Sumilie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-15
8nTet OF Aickkette&
FstiC,rti a On pratiiE Susnoo<r
Muple Sugar See Cream.

Ere 9Ggeeplommer pipes goot o.
irsres 3 Stopper MeIf. SmioIertt0
limeltes ~ Sop maple Sugar, men
mao life foge. Saoinart oct er incl.
tet, bar man 9gggemelfen Iiot efter
liot | % rerer 4 Oct, til set er en-
inf iepn MioSie, ga letter man Oet
tiliiOe for at offisIeS, rsrer iaa e.,
Bint 100 8Is0e / % frpier oct pna
a%lmin0elig @is.
Wuple Sugar Siains til Sage.
IA Sop itsot MopIe Sugor fo8eS
meo 12 Sop gnuO. til oct ipinoer
Soar, Oo taaer man oct al Stopeu
oa rerer | oct, til oct er aifislet, og
blanoer oct iaa meN en- piipet 9@g.
sebOt0e % 8 Spiieifeer puIocriieret
Sufter. Nan fan ogiaa bope en-
Gel botfc0e 9eObefierner J. set gier
oct enOui beore.
Wtapie Sllgar Sliiee.
Gil Suet Giooing eacr ouScn
"iteameS" BnoOiug fan man Iope
uomerfct Sauce of maple Sugar.
Mon iteNcr ioa meget al oct, iom
man bcbeper for at iGtte goo Smog
poo Suitcen - omtrcut II Sop
pIeicr at bore paste, 90 rsrer set
iau op / en- Sop fogenoe tpu0 6IeSe,
og rgrer i oct, iii Suffcrct CT SmeI.
tet. Souccn ipiieS BARN.
Sgltet 3nscfGr.S uafHe.
30 Inner SmGr imeIte&, 0cri RS.
res 1 lluic iigtet Mel. Soainort set
er NIT 90 ieput, IeftrS oct al StoUen
% man rerer, ct 40 @ongeu, 4 gGg
t. iOet man piiper MAoSien goot mel.
lem bpert ggg. Gcrpau bar mon I
Rint Wclf l. bpori man bar opleit 6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-17

they were prepared TO teach genuine Spanish At
low rates Some offered to trade Spanish
lessons for instruction In English. This trading
system Is most popular and be worked to
mutual enjoyment Almost any pleasant even
ing one can see couples strolIing up the beautiful
gorges or in the park by the lake hard at work
trading Spanish for English The srinster from
Indiana makes much faster progress in the soft
est OF tongues when her teacher is the striking
young man from Ponce. and the young woman
from Mayaguez finds English much easier when
the New-Yorker who is preparing himself for
career in the Philippines explains its many
seeming conflicts and contra dictions
The study Of English and the most improved
methods Of teaching viii occupy most Of the vis-
ttors, time They going about their work
with the utmost seriousness. and seem to appre-
ciate their opportunity fully. To so back 20
Porto Rico better fitted TO teach the youngsters
Of the island is the aim Of every one Of them. Il
means something TO them personally, for better
schools viii be opened to them IL they
their return pass the examinations for higher
certificates About the only things Of which
they complain are the sudden changes OF tenn
peratUre. but in spite of that the health OF the
party is excellent. Every opportunity is given
them to mingle freely with the people OF the
town and to study its institutions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-17
HORSES IN BEDROOMS.
House Turned Into Stable, and
Nnighbors Com plain.

Every who is seeking for a home in
crowded NewYork City Is obliged to face the
probability that after he has moved into an
abode that seems to suit him perfectly all his
peace and comfort therein may be destroyed by
Objectionable neighbors settling down beside
him. Yet the people who moved their household
goods into any OF the neat OF private
houses the north side of observation-disclosures
enty-third-st-. just west of Eighth-ave.,
seemed more likely than usual to have only es-
Unable neighbors. Their disgust may be irnag-
ined. therefore. when they learned that the pro-
prietors of a storage warehouse had bought one
OF the ornate houses OF the and intended
turning il into a stable for horses.
Loud their protests. but they availed
nothing The front door of No. 3O3 cut
down to the basement level. the stairs were
cred with cleated boards. interior partitions
ripped out. stalls were erected. and soon twenty
horses were eating hay and oats in the rooms
once occupied by people
The Indignant property owners in West One
hundred and twenty third-st- do not know what
they will do, nor. indeed. just what they do,
II anything. but they propose to protect theiI
rights if possible Even a carefully constructed
stable in the vicinity of residences is bad enogh
but an irnprovsed stable in a building never in
tended for such is. say the people of West
One hundred-and-twen y-third-st, the limit Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-17
PORTO RIC4NS At ITHACA.
Many Teachers Studying at Cornell
Summer School.

ithaca N Y. July 16 CSpeciaD.-The annual
session Of the Cornell Summer School has
tropical cast this year. owing TO the presence Of
15O Porto Rican school teachers They will fol-
low courses specially arranged for them, cover
fng period of six weeks. They made the vOy
age from Porto Rico army transport and
Will be under the supervision Of the federal
government while here.
After two weeks on the heights above Cayuga
Lake they have learned the slogan Of the uni
versity-the famous Cornell. I yell, yell, yell,
Cornellr-and can find their way about the
campus and town without calling out the police
force. The first week was one Of homesickness
Cor most of them Except the few who were
born in Spain. hardly any of the teachers have
ever been away from Porto Rico before.
Their first experience here was one they VIII
never forget It was with the nlistresses Of the
boarding houses on the HILL who are hardened
by successive experiences with incoming fresh
man classes The officers of the Christian Asso-
rfation made every effort 10 snooun the way for
.he insI,Iar party, but, usual the boarding
house element stood together and dictated
terms.
As with regular freshmen, they demanded that
The teachers sign contracts TO occupy the roolls
they engaged for the whole term. whetner they
found better and cheaper quarters aIler"af VI
not They insisted too that because fUu
- M, vranted nothing for breakfast but .
nm Of coffee and a. roll there was no re--'oh luz
,a5r,ci,g the price of board They argued IiAs
=. vzo,,ld eat more for dinner and supper AN0
% t,icans know something about haggins
,ve- nrices-it is OF the shopping custom"
=, .+ei- country-but they were by no means ene
.,r.1s NJ the much experienced Ithaca matronA
r,.a visitors have been well received ny inc
- clements composing the GUNNER school
,za-e arc women teachers here from almost
- c+ata in the Union. brushing up on thu
- .,+ subiec. or following out some hobby O
..,.- They viii be OF great help to the Porto
,.,car teachers, and from them the visitors VIII
learn q lot OF useful things not TO be CLEANED
- tho lecture rooms. The Kansas method OF
snanking a naughty child is an example. and the
pennsviyania way Of keeping the visiting dtrec-
tors interested when the school is hardly pre-
pared TO answer questions is another.
There Is a sprinking Of real Cornellians m
Ss,e summer schooi-that Is. regular undergrad
Mates Most of them unfortunate youths
who are making Up conditions brought on BY
oyerindulgence In college life They have taken
q upon themselves to teach the visitors the Cor
nell spirit and say that the spirit will be one OF
the best things they win take back with them
The ban against 'co-eds." which Ii in force
Aursng the regular college year. Il OF during
tse summer session. and the Porto RicanS are
learning the mighty possibilities Of 'fuzstnG."