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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-25
On m~orfeIie by.

ct Gar Waif fra Tnris ligger Der
en- Ii0n 2mtDsbp, fom er merfelig
oerpeo, at en- flor Gel al Snobpgger-
ne bar irSrettet fine 8oliger oppe
8rrtoppene. 2eoer man efter Senne
2anbSbp paa aartet. utl man inoe
Sen mroer Rapnet Scer,r, men
bImot Iariierne err ben iiffert beoit
fieuSt unoer geHapndien "@obin.
ions SrP".
Get fan rtt tore onttreitt ct balnt
Simoreoe 4ar iiherl at en- Wfaro peo
Siam 8i,cicenin inofan8eoe oen mer.
felipe Soc, iom bar bibraget til at
aicre bans Seoebp bersnt. Roa bet
lille Stnffe Soro, ban eieoe Sceai'r,
itoo Scr nogle enmle SrTrr, og ! Oct
itsrte al bisie loo ban oppe meliem
@renete inorctte imnn S%piietubinet.
ter, bportil nan flatrebe op 40 ganfe
aImirSeiigc Stiger. 8neicetin oebte
ian erect "RobinIon", ioet BAN noe.
loo Raonet Grliioe. Gp9tet ON bette
Sre og bets inaa Sptiefdbinettcr
uooeoe nutimliqpis inart 9uriS, on
Scf al ale Sanf1utosIa8 fappeSes
ml ON at fomme til at iptie 6rofoit
eaer Mioong | oen grenne SrDtcp,
meoens man MO- Den eneitnaenbe no-
Iiat oeroppe fra Ssibeu. Tfere al
SteSetS @cboere flflgte iniolertI0
mart BET al @iielrenin eipne Greri-
pei, OF 8eIgeu CT Heoen, at ltsr1te
3eIen at 2mtSsbpen Sceaiir III Zig.
ger oppe | 3rutcppene. s oocr ct
Sites SrGr CT ser in6rettet ritmme'
lige Spiieihier, og ! mango al Srer.
ne or ser Sesubeu cope mellem Ore
lteile inorettet boabe Sope- on Sp'
bol6Spgrdier. Get beieite al Sr9rne
or inSrcttet fitISitpnSig iom ct dlr,in.
heliat ertgelf 8e~boeliesb1ls | ire eta'
ger, meo Spiieihte, 0ugligihte og
SooepGrelIe, oct enc oner bet anbet.
Sceaur er oirfclig en- ~belriperoe IL
cen @p, OF | Sofnmermaaieberne er
sen 6erfor ogina ct pitbet Spbolos-
iteo for mrlge pelbapeube Yariiere.
Rnoulig er Der boert aar en- Wsrltgbe
Ipgifte, Tom tiIbringer SpebebrsSs-
bagefre Der. @iteiceliih iom bar
grlmoIagt 2anSS6pers Mp, ifnl eftcr
SigenSe broc tiert en- itor Sorm,tc
poa fin Soc - Iarat mere emo 8efoe
tieute pna i'm perSeusbersuite Sortel.
ling "Robinion Gr7ioe", efier bbem
2mloSbpen err opfdlot.
3 9nrbe6en al 9onos6pen @tia
gallen life Ianat ira San 6ranciseo,
itaor Der ct meget itort 5uulttre, on.
firing bpiS Staume Der, | en- Ssibe
al 8 Soo. er bpaget Ell 9eboelieslei.
Ii8be6, b~eituueltbe at to 8prelier o9
ct liSet aisffen iantt en- galfcu. Oct
belle CT npfert / iatnueiiif Still % er
bpgget al S~apmreiere unber 2eSelie
al giermanocn, en- amerifauer peS
Naou George WsariNorb. 5or TO
Nor ii6en iuorettcoe ban Sette bpege.
Ii0e lille Siem | Sen Seniiat at til.
brirgc Spcoebrp6sSnaene Der, men
bouOe ban % bans Sititri blep iou
irhtoque / Oct, Of &c enbuli life bar
fiuuet befoemue Jig til at iorlaSe
oct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-25
DEBORAH % Smleglr.
Sen 2ase gnana 1908


Set bcorrper os at maatte meb.
Dele, at Sper 2nrien ofaif peo 0eoei,
| fit Siern bet | 9peii isoar (Gns-
ooa) aften neS Citizen, efter at ban
innme Gags 6ormiSoaa bar bIepen
ramiuet at ct NIT SIaatiIirIoc. Som
en- al snens melt fren1ragetSe Dor.
gere % rloite 9icbnt9uS. bar ssucr
2nrSen pan mango Mnooer irioIaet
fla 6ortieneife al 3ecorab % bcns
9efoIfniua, % bans Gs0 nil efter.
Iaoc ct alHtinSeIi9t Sann. Rnrmere
Splpsnineer ON afoeocs 2ip 90
@irfe bill meoocIrs | Matte Giimmcr af
"Gecerab.Y Soften.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-25
Garmere, fe her!

gnboer, ION trrmssr sobe, buibe Gbefer.
Spin, enien @alter eler Soer, euer Cube
Sbropibire' 5aar, enten San. eler Sunfaar,
buroe b%enpense fig til 6. u. editein Gbefer.
Soma. San bar enDeI nrmertebs gaar o.
Spin tiliaIss; ban opbretter psiaa belsiife
Carer o. geresicrbfpas. Sos bans Guer.
iisiement pna ct anbet Steb / giabet % "TRIP
til ban.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-25

2ebenOr Santai. San: pMen
6rsfeu, 9e bill % bel life fnufe nit
Sierte, efter at Sc bar opmimtret
mig iaa fterft?~
Snn: "&porban tan Sc iiee, at
ieg bar %oprnntret Gem?"
3an: "6crtalte De mig fanIfe
life, at Spaafonen bapbe iast Gem,
at 9e ifnioe bIipe gift meo en- poffer,
lps ung Mano meo en- SfiffeIie ion
en- arrif Sub og Stemme iom en-
ggolsbarpe?"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-25

SaodefrIler isira. ct Telegram fla
San Brnneisco fortaIler, at gpens
Spsperfer er bIeDne Sobn 8. Mocfe-
feuers Gienbom. Naar ban belt bar
faaet Gas % GIettricitetetsperfet
fine 9Gnoer, bill ban osinn opiliiae
"Gofe oro Gas" .gerfet, fao al gcIps.
ming ! Gan Grancisco bIiper fontroI.
Ieret at Stanoaro Oil gompanp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-25
Seq belbreOeOe min Srof.
see vii pifs DIG, bporlesss DIN fan tareres
Trit.

Seq par h~iGlteles % ienseIiassnbe aarepis ira epbbelt
Srpi. Sniet Sroibiuo tuuoe bplee. 2pitorer iaaoe. at Iea
udatte o. buis reg lite bleu opereret. Seq nlrreoe DEM OF
iurerts mig iep peo en- iimpel Cpooselie. Seq ital ieuoe
9nren frtt pr. &ot, beriom pu lfrtuer otter ben. 9eH bar tn'
reret mig ps bar Then iureret 1nlenoer. Zen oil furere big.
Strip inas. Capt. u. VI. Ceilings, Boyle, ssatsrtppn, ].
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-25

CpmaTinea sSusoennen. par ies msos>
pet for Irnse iiheu, % reg irnes rietis COB,
ON ben | ale Dele. Zen saar let 90 arbei'
Der soet 8 6rost 30 geHt& Glias De
setso. Glasoreax 9. Hat
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-25
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Winneipta Statslano.
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paa ipIsenoe page os 1teoer oil lee ais
boIpe gaia al gfoielauo % anpet StatSIano;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-31
56
Pattern For Lady 3 DRESSING Sack Destined Isl

Dresstnfs saelss and neg ii Sees In general
have aver been more ds iightfai than at
present Every hing from iannel 70 lawn
Siss einplo Dyed Al the fashlonlns for work
5aday garments, not 10 mention fia1nci-a
cite, albatrossi and madras. Ligtt dainty
,collors ARE ways sweet sand womanlyI
for the house, and now that such pretty
wash fabrics may be had for such a tribe
II behooves one 10 see that her stock }of
dressing sacks be well kept up. Il Much
of the charm Of these little AFFAIRS IS due
to the trimming. for II gives the truly
feminine touch which "a garment ;requifees.l
In the model here. shown we have a; yoke
style with front Ssiightly double breasted
and sleeve 4 In; bishop or flowing style
iItsis an easy natter TO make a garment
ITO n such u mode. and the trimming may
b either bands or ribbon. II II Z a ,dressy
1 ate III Is desired ono could have d .frlll of
ls sel at the necle and lower edge OF. yokes.
{ such q g;irment would Smakeaa most fac-
Secntable gift, whose value Isl enhanced by
sthnt!ngers that fashion. It and which would
mot Erettn much Of m outlayEof time; or
expense! Pattern No. GEO. Sizes, % to
Z ~ inches lit.st measure. IS lt j.9.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-31
' NO / lore 4; FINE |! 1 FEATHERS.
Missouri Wonnen Must Wear Duck,
Chicken and Owl pfumase.


Inv and not fashion will dictate the
heaagear cf5tEe women Of Missouri
alter representative Walmsleys
game bin goes into effect June 1G..
UnderS It's provisions thousands OF dol
iars worth Of forbidden feathers and
bird; odiess n stores in Kansas City,
ST yoseph ana 81 Louis will become
" n, II
Only the Gathers Of domestic birds
such as 5ostr lclls, chickens and ducks,
ma be used; while thegwild birds al.
Ra nilliners are confined Ito eng.
rarrows hawks, horned owls and
srtpsts The penalty OF "a fine of s2E
md IN add iona fine of f$5Sf for each
Lird living or q ad Or part Of a bird
IN possessi on: NJ \ N
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the Caribbean Y squadron, who will

the Caribbean y squadron, who will
order war ship to proceed to Port
au Prince to protect American inter
ests in the event Of trouble.
N. SLegere, Haytian minister, stated
that he was at "a loss to understand
Mr.. Powell's dispatch. NJ. Legere re
ceived adyices from his government
by mail, which expressed only the
most satisfactory view of conditions
A8 firm Of New York merchants re
celved from Hayti d cable dispatch
with no comment Of approaching dis
turbances.
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I-ba y 1tlila afit . N 81. 3t,hl1 =. (
WAR SH1PsNOW
Minister Sends Queer Dispatch About
Possible Disorders in the Island.
OFF FOR HAYTl


WASHINGTON, D. G., March 81
iDisquieting news comes to the State
Department from Hayti. Mr.. ". T.
Powell, United States Minister at
Port au Prince, 1.-THE capital, cables
that there is some doubt whether the
government will be able to maintain
order on March 81 and April !. Mr..
Powell's dispatch Is barren Of details,
but State Department officials conjec-
lture that the dates named are ami
versailles Of some kind, Which, by
their traditions, lend themselves ap-
propriately to public demonstrations
The Navy Department has been ad
yised of the news, and has Informed
Rear Admiral Sigsbee, commanding
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-31
V(IlEANll
OlLUIIIy

tShat vemeu q Ike 10 Read ABOUT
sinsn collars tare displayed made
IN new and attrac ixe snap
Sheer white shirt ISaists attract
niany Jain See kers, IA
IAN shoes and Ioxf orfls are appear;
y Ing h. al 81 sles. \
White lid belts are plated IN deep
roldss some 81 TIE new ones have
pipfng Of black
Anong IN new rib 6ns Is 8as wide
cream satin with deep purple yioletss
scattered over \, n
Some hand some Snmbr ella stands
come m hammered brass mad arts.
Tic by graceful epousse cures. "
In soft gary silk Is shown a hand.
zonie pettlcoat having two deep ruff;
& les of the silk done sins eyelety en-,
brddery: M s38S
For dress wear the smartest thing.
III shoe wear shown this spring s!is
patent steathe with as2 broad cloth
Eppgr. us
Dresdeng china hatplns are among
HE new showing They have large
bnttan:lik Ike head in which are paint.
ID littleL " resd en- cures. " h H
Burnt lilacs Sadorn one hat is 3s5s
Lace boleros are $as much In favor
* rs ever b; 1ss n
Very hand some buttons are i'm
Buttant$ d eta rs. III s
Pheasant plumage droops from the
hacks 81 shats. u
Smart visiting gowns are Of cloth
Of chiffon affetas.
Sleeves flor evening range from
more hut ertites 10 balloons.
Gas plaid ginghams have red FOL
tIse pred minatIng influence.
Ostrich skin IS the newest leathe
icr purses and card cases.
ssillsS and wool schallis Isl SIM agail
in The softest colors ina inable. &
The mos fashionable tailor suit
are ofs blurred che cks and stripes.
Rtacelets come In the wake of EeI
bow md three larter;length sleeves
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-31
For SAFE

Seventy two acres Of land 9 Y miles
from Fairmont; 8 roomedI house; q
stables. other out buildings; good
water. good fruit; meadows cut \ 10
stacks {of hay this years: land 35in good
condition; would make good dairy or
market garde ning farm close to
good markets Terms easy. Call OF
address ~ 10. 1922 Lo custs avenue, Fair:
mont, <
ae1s ii9S!
Why not let the Marion n Claim
| Agency collect that claim for you ! !
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Division No. 2, 9Th Pa. Reg, Y. R.
Meets every second and fourth
Monday evening in Eagles Hall, over
postoffice.
Marion Hive, No. 80, meets every
Tuesday evening in Eagles Hall,
over postoffice. a.
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f., M. AND K. 5B RA.NuR.I
I. .l.l q. .ARR1YEis. &C.

rs ARR YES. ~
No. Pittsburg Accent Il los r IN.
No. 5O.-Pittsburg Accom- u Zoo! Z. 81
No. -Pittsburg Accom' q ; $50 P.s NJ
,i75. DEP ARTS: W.
No. Pitts burg Accom- ~ IS: 100 sA: Nj.
No. 3.-Pittsb burg Accom-, nS VI: 80: Al. M.
No. 81. Cornell Ac,rn3 10 r. M.
mo. 80 leaves DAHL for M organic
at 9:05 pm M 81 So arrives from M or-
gantowna at $3.50 AIM. d aily except Sun
day; No. 66 at 500 EA. M Sund az only.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS B, q,

MONONHAHi DIVIsIO N. NSs
No. 5:-Arriyes at Fairmont s: 5P.sM.i
No. 1.-Arrives at F airmont 1910 nj;
No. 8. ARRIVES at F airmon Y AS A. NJ.
No. 2.--Leayes Fairmont. 4. z 10 Ann.
No. 6.-Leayess Fairmo ont. &, i :53 pm,
No. 4.-Leaves FARM ont 9:55 PM
No. 66-LeaYes Fairmo nt. Z. 800 A., NJ!
No. 69-.Arriyes at Fairmont 1900 pm.
All trains are daily except Noa.S j, Is
and 4!on the +. 81 M. and Il. y branch,
which are daily except sSund 10y, sand
Nos. 66 and SO which are Sund az only.
For sleeping car reseryatio lions and
information Concerning tickets and
rates, consult !. ssSs
7. ! B. SHErDERsoN
S.Sss M. a Ticket Agent.
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opera House Reetaurant,,i

u # Opera House Restaurant,
The Opera House Restaurant has
opened up again and will serve ITS
customers as usual In GLASS style.
Y is2 for both ladies' and ntlemen.
X & ALVA5H HAWKINS
Manager. :
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1 CORRECTIONS FOR ORDERING

y Send 10 cents to this Office, give number
stof this patterns No. G25o. and state size de-
sired. n 1t willsthen be sent to you BY mall
I; postpaid. Be sure to write plainly and
always giyeTf uii address Several days
must be allowed for delivery Of pattern.
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no. &. mi.

Setting Sun Tribe No. rs. rs
Meets every Thursday evening,
Odd Fellows Hall, corner Of Mer-
chant and Market streets. s
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Pythian Temple No. S, r. s.
Meets every Tuesday evening in
X. of P. hall
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w. o.W.

White Oak Camp No. 20.
Meets every Thursday evening,
Willard Hall, w. c. T. .. building,
corner Of Fairmont avenue and First
street. TT Z.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-31
sEsow8Menis choose Their Wives.

~,
aser the cries Fof unconscious Sc
lection On the part Of man and wife
Ike mating liz as opposed to OAR
King idea that men and women de.
pend non stheissp perez ptiye and intel.
lectuaIs faculties I'm choosing each 9TH
er were prof. pound Ed the other sday$by
gnfssor EarIsi Pearson Of University
gdlleg aollon, j at the Royal s1nstitu:
lion. Y
he maintained that man has an un.t
pdnsaiats tend ency 4 to- select a wife of
is own he'll It'll eyes Of his own
color, sroro ftionate span from
idrehnge 70 forcing r, a forearm
sprresp onding 10 his own and a con.
stitutinns ef like physical yigor.
THESE theories he expounded by
means gofg tables and diagrams.
Among every thousand men. the.
seIors 81 he YES Is divided 5as.1f follows
Blue i. /. !. R. IN. !. 500
Errens Isl. Z: :. 4 I. y. &. S12
Haxet y. q. ~ 127
Brown Z. 4. /. "a.
'rhaS OF the women are gener.
ally darker, only 2S6 of them in ev:
sory thousand having blue ones. If
these blu: eyed people married at
sandent TIE result would be that they
Hould ma t0E al! the rate of E104 per
; ihoTsansli hut he had discovered that
NJ tAs t.ftral nunSber of marriages per
thousand of Diue;e eyed q persons was
.Sor boys$ tile random average
ftlus rowing that the blue;eyed wo
( taeIt are uneonsc ioMsly attracted 10
yard one aIothe err I +. ..5.55
II same Sa men with greenisf
ar ftazs fess tend to marry womet
Nth eyes 81 like color: Is 4, B: ". s.
TIC Serag & height Of a man h
\ = from " inches 10 GS inches
and sthatS 81 II woman as 621s inches
snd he cont nded that the averag
an man has a tall wifesand the shor
man i short wife. XII
qnss could hardly imagine a ma
choosing wife by measuring he
drdns refnger to forehnger," sal
lie pfofe ssor;; vet his diagrams der
ssnsstratsd that as the span Of one i
creased Ssot did that Of the other.
measnrefne emit Of thousands of for
rms MS figures showing that the1
As Il yns distinct tendency On the pa
81 men with long forearms to mar
wives with propurtionately long for
sTus. 3SlsSfi M Z n Il II. g+
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3. P. Q. E.
Lodge No. 1894.

Meets every Tuesday evening,
Elks' Home, Main street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-31

Waneta Council Nos D. P.
Meets every Friday evening, Odd
Fellows Hall, corner Of Merchant
and Market streets.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-31

House carpenter and contractor.
Always ready and responsible. Call
FSand NJ phone 1876. R. F. D. No. 6.
x Zach Cleayenger. x
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So OR
80 I7lI I J
NAsoNic.

-l5935 75-s7T - 5i77 T9T-7 q ~
\ Fatrfnont odges N q. 9.s \
Meets first and third Monday esen;
ings 81 each month Masonic Temple,
corner Of Main and Bridge streets
N Il Il
Orient Chapter No. 8, r. kt. N. 4 u
. Meets second Monday evening of
each month, Masonic Temple, corner
of Main and Bridge streets. 4
/ Crusade commandery Mo- 9, KIT. X
Meets fourth Monday evening &of
each month, Masonic Temple, corner
of Main and Bridge streets. !
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K. OF P,

Fairmont Lodge No. IS, U. r.
Meets second and fourth Friday
evenings of each month, S15 Main
street. Is
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q ( . - ~. =. M ~!
.PAWPA,VV} BRANCH.
~ A, : ~ - ~ n moo K
s. Saturday only. " w

SATURDAY only. ssisS
No. POI Leaves Fairmon q 100 AM:
No. 203-Leaves Fairmo ont 4. "a 100 pm
No. 200--Arrives at Fairmon t9: 25A.MS
No. POP Arrives at F airmont 6:2 5!PsM.t
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-31

How about having a baby's picture
taken? See Howard, the photogra.
pher. LOG Main street. !
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A. o. U. w.

Falrmont Lodge No. II.
Meets every Monday evening, Home
Savings Bank building, Main street.
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i.$o.o.$F

Marion Lodge No.911.
Meets every Tuesday evening, Odd
Fellows Hall, corner Of Main and
Monroe streets. }si5s
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X. o. T.. N.

showalter Tent No. Z.
Meets every Monday evening in
Eagles Hall, over postoffice. :,
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Palatine Lodge No. "a

Palatine Lodge No. "a. Y
Meets every Wednesday evening,
Odd Fellows Hall, corner Of u Mer.
chant and Market streets.
Mountain City Encampment No. 5.
Meets first and third Friday even:
ings ofo each month, Odd Fellows
Hall, corner Of Main and Monroe
streets. .fs
Canton :MononsaheIa No. 3, p. NJ.
Meets every Thursday evening, Odd
Fellows Hall, corner Of Main and
Monroe streets.
West Virginia Lodge No. Ga, D. 2.
Meets every Monday evening, Odd
Fellows Hall, corner Of Main and
Monroe streets.
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MODERN. WooDMENS OF AME RIcA

Meets every Thursday evening,
Eagles Hall, Skinner Block, Main
street.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20

why do your You look like man with .
lot of fun in you Why don't you go where you
can let it out7"
"Sit down." broke In the summer school
habitue stemming the flood Of his friends ques-
tons "St down and I'll tell you," and with
twinkle in his eye he began enumerating on his
fingers the reasons. First because up there
1 can play golf tennis on Sunday and there
is no word of objection. Secondly. because up
there I can have highball or a glass of beer
with my dinner, and there's no thought of
criticism. Thirdly, because up there can take
another mans wife out rowing and there can
be no question of divorce. Fourthly''-
Say" interrupted the listener. where is that
place? I'm off"
The summer school family lives out of doors
to which rosy cheeks and freckles and tan bear
witness. Every fair day hatless girls with wind
blown hair accompanied by outing 1annelled"
youths go laughing up the road to the links or
tennis courts. Every day the riding master
brings his string of saddlers up through the
vine covered entrance to the grounds stops at
half dozen of the cottages where men and
women. boys and girls, in sInartest riding
togs some in garments less fastidious. run down
the steps and mount the horses There are all
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20

frequenting the latter place that table talk n
the mess room more than comrensatss for azy
vacuum in viands or service"
In the evenings gayety holds sway IN "
rious forms at different cottages and any ore
may take his choice Of the entertainment O.
fered- Just as it is unwritten law that N
the summer school grounds people shall speak
without waiting for formal Introduction. 80
is it understood that every one Is welcome
everywhere. The variety OF amusenens any
evening is wide.
Last Sunday night. for instance. a dance was
the attraction at the ChampIain Club dance
at the Catholic Summer School does not re-
semble that form OF entertainment az seen az
most summer resorts. where, owing 70 the
dearth Of men, girls must propel each other
around the room Here are men in abUndalce
In the New-York cottage Father Thomas No
MILAN. whom Mr.. Dooley has called his best In
terpreter, was convulsing an audience by his
reading Of "Hogau's Baby: and In the a1di-
toriun Father Began. OF Plainfeld. N J., who,
his admirers declare. beats PaderewsA 70 q
pulp was playing sO-caued SCANDINAVIAN SO
natas of his own composition with his elbows.
On Saturday nights there is the additional
attraction Of amateur theatrtcals under the d.
rection of Ralph Yoerg, Of New-Tork
Down by the beach. under the high blum, are
twoscore tents composing the boys camp, pre-
sided over by the Rev. John Talbot Smith. nov
eIist and playwright This IS one OF the most
picturesque sights at the summer school and
the visitor on a tour of inspection Unconsciousy
fingers here for one more glimpse into the neat
ly kept tents Here. from $50 a. n until 10
p. m. there are always a couple OF boys, chosen
in turn from the one hundred there, 10 act as
guards. If questioned. they will explain 70 the
visitor with serious faces that there used 70 be
only one guard at a time, but 'Roughhouse
Row the tents Of the senior boys are
known, was too much for him 70 cope with
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
SPORTS and LECTURES.
Catholic Summer School Popular
sgith Both Gay and Craze.

It was on a pilgrimage of the Catholic Summer
School of America the other day from its home
at Cliff Haven, N. Y, up to the shrine of st.
Anne. on the isle of Motto in Lake Champlain.
that Father Healy composed a song descriptive
of the life at the school The chorus, picked
up at first by dozen boys and girls near him,
passed from mouth to mouth until the boat
rang with these words. sung to the tune of The
Good Old Summer Time:
The good old summer school. the good old summer
school,
We study there and improve our minds, in the
good old summer school:
We sing and dance and have a good time and
that's the general rule,
For there's place that compare with the
good old summer school
With his impromptu verses the priest seemed
to have struck the keynote of the place. and
when, at sunset, the boat swung into the Cliff
Haven dock, the four hundred passengers were
stin singing the chorus
The summer school made an exquisite picture
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20

Just then, with its pretty cottages and its chapel
cleaning bright through the pines that guard
the shore; a picture framed at the west by the
Adirondacks, indistinct in the late afternoon;
by tree crowned bluffs at the north and south
and at the east by the blue waters of Lake
Ck2mpain.
The members of the Catholic Summer School
known among themselves and their friends
1.-The family" although they are LOO strong
LOO men, women and children, united for edu-
cation, good fellowship and good times.
Not long ago a business man said to a friend
who spends his vacations there: You go up
10 some school on Lake Champlain in the sum-
mer 1 hear"
YES" was the answer.