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New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
ORIENTAL AND MANHATTAN BEACH.

The delightfully."- cool breezes have been IN sharp
contrast this week the shore to the oppressive
days in the city. and consequences the trans
pOrtatiOn companies have had a busy time OF II
with the thrOngs anxious 10 ind cOIn1Ortaois
temperature The Manhattan Beacn oath,ns pa lH,s
pavilion has been a popular place, anu II sa,.s
weather continues larger pavilion or an acot-
ton to present will be necessary 70 answer
the demand for dressing rooms Many autOnlOo1i5
parties have visited the Beach in the week, some
Of them from far distant places One from Butre
Mont included Mrs John D. Ryan Mr. and Mrs
-TSr-,as NJ TJo5ene1- and Thomas NJ Hodgney. jrs
Another from Montreal included Malcolm McNaA
of THE Montreal Star" and Bernard Aiferie' o.
Reuben sIeicher of Albany. and Benjamin
stowerer or New York. were among the motorists
who visited the Oriental in the week
Bishop Walker and Mrs. Walker. OF Buffalo. arc
spending a few days at the Oriental
AZ a dinner given at the Oriental on Wednesday,
evening by Mr. and Mrs Norman STAFFORD or
Canastota " " the guests Henry H Per-
sons president OF the State Water Board, Milo II
Acker Warner Miller and John A Sleicher
Judge lie COnte. OF Albany. were among the visit
ors at the Oriental last week
AT the Manhattan Beach Hotel music has been
given every evening by the Esd Regiment band and
enjoyed by thousands
Among those who enjoy the Oriental verandas Is
Senator Thomas c Platt. whose VACATION ne de-
clares Is the most enjoyable that he has spent hero
Mrs Gertrude Atherton the novelist. was
visitor at the Oriental this week as the guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold ". Brunner
Andre ChompOliiOn has been visiting Austin Cor
bin at the Oriental for few days
As a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs George MsrriH.
George de la Rochette. Of Paris. Is spending tns
week at the Oriental
recent arrival the Oriental. where she viii spend
August
entail this year is sumner Ballard
Judge George 5. Bachelor. the American repre-
sentative of the internat9nal Egyptian court at
Oriental Judge Batcheios is row at MS homs. IN
Saratoga, y. -
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VILE Notch, the furthest north resort and VIII
be there about a month. making side trips.
CATSKILL CROWDS.
Al the Places of Interest an the
Mountains THrOnged.

Catsllll n, Y, Aug. 10 (speciaD.-The Cats
kill vharves Svere the scene of another hurry
ing throng of mountain visitors this afternoon
each person bent on getting train fo- the big
hills first The Hendrix Hudson, Of the Day
Line. capahous as she is, came in loaded almost
to the limit when she reached Kingston Point
There she left many hundreds, who boarded the
Ulster & Delaware train in waiting and then
the big vessel left as many more here. In ad-
dition, later in the afternoon the onteora or the
Catskir Line. brought another throng. And all
the afternoon the through trains, which came
up in sections, being switched from the
West Shore TO the Ulster & Delaware mountain
tracks at Kingston. The boats OF the Central
Hudson Company are also receiving a large
share of the great summer traffic
The Hotel Kaaterskill had a long arrival list
to-day, and the manager begins to find that his
capacity is limited even in that mammoth re-
sort. with its 500 rooms. There is a hop down
in the music hall tonight. and the broad corri-
doris of the main hotel and annex present an
animated scene of brilliant summer life.
The CatskiH Mountain House is without va
cant room, and the many Haines Falls resorts
are also crowded for August. The Sunset Park
Inn is having a successful season, and it's guests
are delighted with the altitude. the charming
scenic outlook and the appointments of the
hotel
The old Laurel House. at the Falls the Ant
lers the I.oxhurst and the many others thore
are ali crowded. and social life is at the zenith
of gayety. All the various parks on that pict-
uresque mountain slope are fully occupied.
which is also true of the Onteora and Elka
pr -I<s near Tannersville which itself never
before crowded as now, while the entire region
from there TO Hunter, as well as that popular
inland village. is practically without a vacant
room.
Judge z. II. Lacombe. of the United States
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11

and Mrs Charles c. Ransom gave a supper party
in honor of DR.. RansOm's birthday
progressive euchre at the kendalIWOod Iui
nished amusement for a large numOer OF tIe eITslS
drfe Miss Worn Anthony Sauer, George r LS Soi''
Mrs Shippers and Miss Taylor
Professor and Mrs. Brander Matthew's ot - ~ y
lurobia University are at the Darlington Tor
stay of some time
DR. and Mrs. c. r. BurIew and Mr. and Mrs- a
p Ward of YOnkers. at the kendallWood' nav
ing made the trip here in their touring caT-
c. B. Harmon, of Philadelphia, VINO Is IouIlhs'
arrived at the Darlington Tuesday.
Miss l. H. Irving. of New Brighton a desceIu'II any
Of washington Irving is at the Eerkeley-
Waiontha. The Rt. Rev. James StePtoe Johnston .
Bishop OF Texas, has also been staying az Ild'
house.
NIr and Mrs Philip y. Jackson and family OF
Newark who are yearly visitors TO H1chheid' nave
Me- Rorrovye and Miss Borrowe with Mrs. W.
p Taber of New York, at the TuIer for
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ON POCONO PLATEAU.
The Tennis Tournament ETceed-
ingIy Popular.

Mount I'ocono, Penn. Aug 10 tSpeciail.-oi eii
the outdoor affairs arranged by progressive
mountain entertainers. the tennis tournament
ar-rhe Montanesca now in progress easily LEADS IL
will require another week TO decide the winners
Play begins each morning at $50 and each after-
noon al 2:30 The contestants for the prizes num-
her over fifty. Those who have been playing TINS
week are: Wo,nens doubles, Mrs. Chittenden, MISS
yerlinder Miss Rowson and Miss Irwin; men
singles and doubles e. Page Allison. Nj. Alexander,
w T. White L. W. Broohead. Dudley Sanderson
w H. Porter, jr-. DIR. Wilson, Dr. ChiLtenaen' r. -
SNYDER r. Raesen r. ID. Yocurn. jr. j. wills j. A
SNYDER o. Raesen, VI. kemptcn, J. McCinre, tlS
mixed doubles Miss Veriinder and Df. Chittefdch
Mrs Chittenden and Mr.. johnson, Miss Irwin ana
Mr Mcclure Miss Rowson and l. w. Brodnead
The german at the Pocono Mountain House was
the indoor leader among social features 1t was
led by Mr. Pollard. of New York. and Miss Ance
Alison of Newark. The women who received Ia
vors were Mrs. Kuse, Mrs. Garrett Thompson, MIS-
Pearson Miss Mabel Richards and Miss LOCKWOOD
The Ontwood gave two euchres and two oahers
this week besides which the guests had praVa,o
tennis tourney, which the winners were n.
6;reason, Miss Helen Thompson and Miss Jane
savage.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11


bright with brcezes that have kept the air moving
hrisklv lending All the exhilarauon OF mountain
atmosphere The lovers Of outdoor sports nave iot
tired though these diversions have had unceasing
popularity each day in the week The golfers are
busy warming up FOR the annual tournament on the
Inks OF the Highland Country Club at Strouosburg
There strong hopes that the caanpioIsiIip -
the mountain resorts viii fall 10 water Gap al
though the players from this resort have not been
successful for the last two seasons Ihe race WIN
be the most interesting since the institution OF ts
yearly among the mountain resorts OF -oh
County
The best attended and the most brilliant functlon
of tie summer was the special dance given az the
KittatinHy on Thursday evening Ihe spacious ps
ballroom Was festooned with rhododendrons and
other flowers from the mountains
At the water Gap House the features Of the en-
tertanment have been the golf and the rioihs.
with the dances and the roof garden partes udt
winning favor with guests both young
old IN the cool Of the evening. with the great
towers brilliantly Illuminated and the spacious rool
garden elIed shore could be no better surround
ings for the spirit OF sociability and rest that pre-
walls
DR. and Mrs Theodore Bailey, of New York CITY.
have taken apartments at the kittatlnny' "hefe
they all remain for the rest OF the hot season
Nr and Mrs z B. Van Deyam and Miss Marion
Van Deyam. of Brooklyn. are among the guests q
the Kittatinny-
Mr.. ans Mrs. c. r Finley and family. Of New
York City have taken rooms at the hilea'iiii'S o
August
Dr. and Mrs d H Arthur. Of New YORK CHy'
ara the Riftatinny for the season
Charles A Diirnan. OF Brooklyn, Is spending Se'
ersl weeks at the Kittatinny
Frank L. Odell sof New York City 2 reIaaNe VI
ex-governor Odelfs is resting at the hlttatiiihy-
Professor Douglas II. Campbell OF San iA1
cisco is one of the guests al the hitlaliiiiiy-
Alice Belle gdprrott and ~ q. Llptrot are aih"1s
tie BroolsIzuites at the Water Gap House
Mr.. and Mrs William Breidlinger OF .se" ,r-,
City, are among the recent arrivals az lie -
Gap House who viii spend The remainder oh 'Fe
SKINNER there =, ,-.o-.,a,,
Ez-Districf attorney and Mrs James T. -si .
have arrived pf the Glenwood for fle suiiiii'a. SUNNI
They brought with them their carriages anu i'. No.,
and VIII spend the season driving about iie pm
tafesque sections OF Monroe - t,s
Philip J. Kohler arrived al the GienNbou y" 80 -
motor cycle. nal king the trip from BrooASh IA "
Hlfzie forenoon by taking early start -, o
1r. and Mrs G. A. Rose and the MISSES us q -
ssnorg the Rrooklyn arrivals at tne Ai""i''
House fhls week
Alexander y. Custman and Miss G snsni'A' % =.
Aesv York City. are among The recent arrivals a'
tie Mountain House.
Harry s. Kavser and William ID. Kayser Oh ~ w,
york City. viii spend Tie rest OF the season az w.
A1oantsia House. w II. Caldwell is also d kueH'
a. fhis house
Mt and Mrs. Dsessel and family, OF Ne" loiA -
~, aIe at Monroe Cottage.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
aGq GAYET RULES AT ALL WHITE MOUNTAIN RESORTS eSZR~

w D. and G. W. Grand. enthusiastic eq1estrAn~
who are spending fortnight at the mn
The baseball team defeated Peapack OF Satulua,
by 10 3 in a closely contested game me on'''
fielding feature was a triple play by the VlsitoIs
The Saturday weekly hop was greatly enjoyed ~
a large number Among those who danced Were
Nh and Mrs ". r Clare, Miss Hopper. NH - -
Mrs. o. L. Richard. Mrs w r LoNtners .s -n.
Doo.bx, c.astor Mis- Olive Mr. and Mrs. T. Mar
Gus Olive Mrs. J. NJ MabbOtt. Mr. and Mrs. e
w Wilson. c. E. Richard. III. Richard = r Creso
Jennings
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POCONO AND DELAWARE WATER GAP

Brooklyn. are at the MabeIle cottage for the sum-
-
Among the Brooklyn guests at the Lake View
are c. w. Johnson. Mrs. Z. w johnson Miss ID
NJ. Johnson Miss l. L. Brishafer and n. r. Fores-
Arthur Taylor and family. of New York City.
are spending the summer at the C1airmont
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Pallay are among the New
York arrivals at the POcassett this week
Among those At the Belmont Dr. and Mrs T
2. jerks OF BROOKLYN
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Beginning of August Marks
Height of Season There.

. ELAWARE WATER
IGAP. PENN. Aug. 10
. (SpeciaD--Seldom have
the guests at any resort
had a week so replete with
, good times as have the
guests here in this week.
The weather has been just
what the most particular
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KinbrI,ae,

Mr.. F. S. Lewis, the dispenser of
dry. goods and groceries in this village
is absent on business mission to the
twin cities this week, while thelate
merchant, Mr.. M. F. Smith came back
from his trip to the Flour city, where
he had gone some two weeks ago.
Mr.. Chas. s. Skewis, OF Inwood, Ia,
was looking after his company's bust
ness in this and neighboring towns
the middle of the week.
Mr.. VIM. Liedloff, representing the
Lambert Lumber Co., blew into town
Wednesday. As he wore his accus-
toned smile, it is the suppositio = that
his Co.'S interests at this point are be-
ing we'll taken care of by agent Win
chell. ..,a
Mr.. F, D. Lindquist of Dundee, was
attending to some business matters
for the Fulda Telephone Exchange
in our burg Saturday. . "a
A few days ago the black bass and
croppie fry which Mr.. Fullerton sent
for stocking our waters, was received
and we're duly planted in the deep
waters of Graham Lakes, by Messrs
Harding and Davis. It IS tho wish of
all that they may do we'll, and afford
fine sport for the dec;ples of Ike WAL
ton in due time.
MIR. Mike McGlin of Lakefeld, was
shaking hands with the boys and
cracking few jokes as side issue
Monday. !
II yum! I bleve, by the way my
roomatiz is jumpin, winter is bout
here" It looks as tho uncle Jabez
was nearly right if one can Judge by
taking a look at the lakes and ponds,
for they are nearly all frozen over.
The writer had faith enuff in it to go
up town and try to finance a deal
he could possess him of 3 ton
Of coal, and being pretty we'll known
hereabouts he was successful. This
credit is great stuff. Hey? i
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Indian Lake.

r. T. Clark expects to leave soon
for Texas and New Mexico to look
over the country with a view OF To-
eating.
Mrs. S. G. Anderson came up from
Elon, 1a., for a few weeks visit, with
her mother, Mrs. G. Saxon, Sr.
Mrs. Chas. Fulton, of Martin, ILL.,,
is visiting relatives and friends here
for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.s g. Larson and
daughter Irene returned last Monday
from three weeks visit with relatives
in Iowa and Wisconsin.
The band boys are planning to
give big program and social in the
near future.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris Solomonson last Tuesday.
Several farmers finished corn husk-
ing last week.
The Ladies Sewing Society met
with Mrs. John Nystrom last Thurs'
day afternoon.
Rev. Oberg left for the twin cities
last Friday to be in attendance at the
conference of the ministers OF the
Baptist denomination.
Philathea met with the johnson
sisters last Tuesday evening.
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BigeloW.

Mrs. VIM. Sloper was a Worthing'
ton visitor Wednesday.
Mr.. Lane is fixing up the postofhce
so it looks neat and tidy.
The roads are in fine shape now for
cream haulers and mail carriers.
Shoot begins in the Widman dis
trict Monday.
Rev. E. Haley delivered a good
sermon Sunday night.
Michael Sorem, our hardware man.
put a new pump in we'll for Mr.
Wyatt Tuesday.
Mr.. Aug: Klessig is getting better
since the doctor of Worthington has
taken hold of his case.
A shadow social will be given at the
school house in Bigelow Wednesday
evening, Nov. 9th. Come and buy .
shadow and share a basket of good
things to eat.
The villageis putting gravel on the
road leading into Bigelow from the
north.
Miss Lena Harrington returned
home from her visit Wednesday.
Roscoe Harrington had the misfor.
tune to rupture himself by heavy
lifting.
One of the men working on the hay
press for Mr.. Roman of Worthington,
was taken ill with fits while eating
his breakfast. A doctor was called,
and he is improving.
Miss May Holland was in Bigelow
Sunday and took the train for Wor-
Ellington, where she is attending the
High School.
MI. J. A. Fialka went up to Sleepy
Eye, MIMI, on business Monday.
Mr.. j. S. Seely, postmaster at
Round Lake, was in Bigelow Monday
on business pertaining to his farm.
Albert Voss started his corn picker
agoing Tuesday and it works fine.
Mrs. Robert Bird lost one of her
COWS by it's getting into barb wire
fence.
Mr.. W. c. Wyatt lost a hog Mon
day of some disease.
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MOBILES COUNTY NOTES
Elk.

The farmers are improving their
time during this fine weather by get
ting their corn out Of the fields.
Mrs. and Mrs. G.. G. Fellows spent
Sunday with D. J. Green and family
near Without.
If any one has any cattle to drive
call on Cords Upton.
Miss Nettie Trundell was guest
at the Shanks home last weak.
Mr.. Hilary, who underwent an op'
Grafton at the Worthington Hospital,
is now at home again.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. An
derson on Sunday evening, Nov. 10, a
9 pound boy.
Miss Kittie Calvin of Rushmore,
spent Saturday and Sunday at the
home G.. c. Fellows.
Mrs. Jno. APPEL returned Saturday
from visit at Lake Park.
Miss Lelsie Schultz is sewing for
Mrs. Henry APPEL this week.
A birthday party was given in hon.
or of Bertha Tipton's 18th birthday
on Saturday evening at her home. A
verv ENJOYABLE time was had.
Miss We're Bathon of Fulda, spent
Saturday and Sunday with Miss Elsie
Booth of Seward.
Joe Walllng a former resident OF
Seward, is visiting Chas. Booth, and
expects to make that his winter quar-
ters.
The Ladies' Aid Society met at the
home of Mrs. J. NJ. Scriven Thurs
day and a sumptuous dinner was
served. The afternoon was pleasant
~ spent in social intercourse and
fancy work.
The chicken pie social held at
Amos Walls Friday evening, Nov. Is,
was decided success as there was a
large attendance and plenty OF chick
en- pie. About $40 was realized.
Geo. ILemen, who has been absent
for two years has returned home.
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Rushm0ro.
From the Enterprise:

From the Enterprise:
The officers of the Rushmore Co.
operative Creamery at meeting held
yesterday afternoon made final ar
fragments to employ butter maker
to the place of G.. W. Wheeler, whose
contract expires with the close of this
year.
Edwin Erickson, cashier of tho
Adrian State Bank, was here Tuesday
attending the annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Rushmore State
Bunk.
s. B. Bedford was over to Adrian
yesterday attending a meeting of the
stockholders of the Adrian State
Bank.
Tho annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Rushmore State Bank
was held at the directors room of the
bank Tuesday afternoon. The affairs
of tho hank were found to be in good
condition under the efficient manage
meut of Cashier Bedford. The usual
dividend was declared and good
sum added TO the surplus fund.
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Round Lake.

From the Graphic:
Henry Albert was a passenger to
Worthington and return Monday.
AL. Fullwiler, who has been very
sick with pneumonia, is reported to
be getting better. Cases of this kind
show the necessity Of having resi-
dent physician.
DR.. Wuerzinger was in Worthing'
ton between trains Tuesday. Last
night he was summoned to visit pa.
tent near Bigelow. His little son
came over with him.
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Route One.

Mr.. Pain has been husking corn for
Art Firth the past week.
Quite a number OF young people
are going to leave soon for Colorado
to prove up on the claims taken some
time ago.
Mr.. Pain bought corn husker that
does good work and saves much labor.
There won't be many hogs and cat.
tie fattened this fall on account of the
high price of corn and the low price
paid for live stock.
Mr.. Oscar Peterson and family ex-
pect to move to town in the spring
and retire from farming.
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g. A. R.,

At the next regular meeting of the
Stoddard Post No, "a on Dec. 7th,
will be an election of officers and 9TH
or important business and it is very
important that all members of the
Post be present.
J.P. Vail, Commander.
J.J. Bingham, Adjt.
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Sunday Service

It is expected that the very Rever-
end W. 81. Knowlton B. D. the Dean
of the Convocation of Faribault, and
the Archdeacon of Southwe stern
Minnesota, will o&ciate and preach
in st. Johns church next Sunday
evening at half past seven.
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Sailors Dread Of tho Dead.

8dIIoFS Dred0 OF tde Oea0sI
The intense dread which sailors and
fishermen have of the dead Is preva'
lent among all nationalities and the
horror of the Chinese sailor when ask.
Cd to carry a corpse on board Is
shared by his brother sailor on every
sea. They say "the sea cannot digest
the crudity Of dead body, it being .
due debt to be inferred where It lieth.
and ship cannot abide to be made !
bier off, III 4
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oheved Direction.

AS I was going along the street the
,,ther day I met an old friend Of nina
Pat Murphy. After talking oyer oM|
times asked him If he had ever got'
letter from his brother. Says he:I
Yes, I did, but he had stamped n
the corner Of the envelope. return IN
I've days, so I sent It back."-Boston
Herald. ~: |
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Or1uln Of "0raft."

The word graft" was probably first
used In this country in connection with
. small canal dug In New York $50
years ago. Graft was the Dutch for
canal Three workmen dug, and .
committee Of I'VE citizens was ap-
pointed to see that they earned their
wages.
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Peculiar javaeoe Orchid.
In Java there is an orchid, all tho
flowers Of which open 1t ones, as II
by the stroke of q wand, and they also
all wither together.
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Yatar. 60 bat j. g. Gatin iein Boa.
Sau5". Ssibelbsre Isin Sotet .gertep-.
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Snbaber eerdbt in ben aOpf tdmen,
unb neil nun eirrlal Elm Hanlt GEE
fein mubte.
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dbrsibuns BON grpbem Nuben. Eubs
fubIert unb SaRbflG9en tperbtn gebiirs
Ret. Grfofgt 6urauf bic MieberbeIes
buns inter 3Mdungsn unb bsFtiata
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erniters grE9sinurgtu sintretsn; bisie
ftrb In ben meifvn TdllsH unbebsRb
lid. 6enn iis psrIisrsu Ii@ NIT ber 3eli
gdnanm.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-20

SeBts 6ofnuns perifwuloen.
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5Bor beiien lette 6%offnuna bahia,
6ber Gr. 9inpS 9tep Discovers filr.
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5gn tetteten tbm pom @rabe. @r.
laat. r9ieie wisOistu bat mid srtinos
HID Furtrt nno meiu 9eben aerettet
sitOem babe td1 lie 10 Sabre lang
orbrauht, un6 erahte pieielbe ais
inc ruunoerbares Snlss uno 2uugens
eeitmittel.a Strena miHenIhaits
tides Seiimittel fir Suten, rpeben
6als u6er @rtdltnnsen, nnb fHeres
SorbeuaungsmitteL 5epenB neumDria
.gorantirte SloiHen 81 so Gents unb
800 in Bnlier Bros. NpUtbete
8rObe 5lnithe fret.