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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1907-09-14
K. w. POWELL, Secretary.

Only one fare to Pierre and return
Sept. IL to 20, during the Gas Belt Ex-
position. Visitors can make short trips
to the Hills. Eight hours from the
Capital to Rapid City, or look over the
Lower Brule lands, IL miles distant to
be opened in October.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1907-09-14
OF Interest TO Many.

Foley's Kidney Cure will cure any
case of kidney or bladder trouble that is
not beyond the reach of medicine. No
medicine can do more. j. f. Pitcher &
Co.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1907-09-14
WAN TEDi

We can employ a few more teams
hauling lumber from Hare's saw mill.
The road is put in good shape and we
pay the top price for hauling. Inquire
at the
S. Z. Hare Store,
Custer, s. d.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1907-09-14
oMARA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Especially Reported for This Paper by
Clay, Robinson & Company Live
Stock Commission.


Stock Commission.
SOUTH OMAHA, Sept. 9, 1907.
Receipts OF cattle were only fairly lib
eral after the middle of last week. The
trade on killing steers held up in good
shape and closed strong for the week.
Cows and heifers, however, were rather
draggy throughout and wound up Is a.
2Oc lower for the week. Stockers and
feeders were also slow sale with de-
cline of Is a. 25c noticeable for the
week. We have heavy run today,
about 5000 cattle. Chicago is also heav.
lily supplied and prices lower. The mar.
ket here is very slow and prices are all
OF dime lower than the close of the
past week on practically all classes.
Good TO choice beef steers are selling at
$500 a. S5.35; fair to good $3.50 a.
$3.50; good to choice heavy feeders
$500 e. $3.50; fair to good s4.65 "a
$4.S5; good to choice medium kinds
$4.40 a. $4.75; fair to good S4l5 "a
$40; good to choice light weights $4.I
e. $40; fair to good 1915 a. $500,
There was not much charge in the
sheep trade all last week. Mutton grades
held fully steady with feeders in strong
demand. With 24,OOO here today, prices
are steady with last week. Good kill
ing lambs are selling at $3.50 "a S7.l5;
good yearlings $500 at $6.lO; good
wethers S5.25 e. $40; good feeding
lambs S625 "a $500; good yearlings
$3.50 "a $500; good wethers S4.75 "a
s5.25 good ewes S4,25 "a S4.65.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1907-09-14
Notice of Meeting-ouster City Hose Co.

Notice Of Meeting-Custer City Hose Go.
Notice is hereby given that a meeting
OF the Custer City Hose Company will
be held at the court room of the court
house on Tuesday evening, Sept. 18th, at
s o'clock, for the purpose Of accepting
charter and affecting permanent organi.
zation, and preparing report to the State
Auditor which must be filed prior to
October 2lst, in order to secure our pro.
portionate share of the insurance tax.
Dated September 10th, 1907.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1907-09-14

Jurors Drawn.

The following is list of the petit jur.
ors drawn for the regular October term
of circuit court. They are ordered to
appear at the court house in Custer on
Tuesday, October Sth, 1907, at 10 o'clock
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
IN THE GREEN MOUNTAINS.

Mancheste he Mountains. Vt, aug " toi'e
cian-The increase IN arrivals has kept pace Win
the advance OF the summer season, and August
finds the number Of visitors 70 this popular resort
far ahead of that Of previous years for the Same
time Nor ONLY are the smaller hotels rapidly NIL
ing M hut the boarding houses are oVer1o"lns
with q host of newcomers. The Equinox House IS
receiving the most generous patronage or It's MS
tory for this season of the year
Social attractions being abundantly PROVIDED
hv the hotel and cottage cOntingents. the younger
set devoting their time 10 golf, tennis, au'oh"bH-
ing and driving.
The interest of the golfer has been attracted
toward the annual Vermont state championship
tournament in which Merrill X Waters. the pres
ent champion, has been defending his title against
three former champions. The competition began
Thursday morning with a qualifying round u
eighteen holes medal play. and ended today with
the finals i thirty-six holes.
There VIII be no formal tournament next week,
hut two smaller Competitions VIII be held. The
following week will witness the tournament for
the presidents cup. which begins August u and
continues through the week
Mountain climbing has its devotees. who feel
themselves amply rewarded for their labor by
sight of the beautiful panorama which Is Vouclt-
safed To him who reaches the top Of Mount EIu.-
rox. The entire jaunt occupies afternoon. Tho
most popular climbs up Mount Equinox.
Dowrler's Glenn. Table Rock and Prospect Rock.
The beautiful surrounding country and the fine
roads leading and from Manchester make il a
rendezvous for the lovers OF driving. The best
known drive IS probably 70 Peru. the Green
wild and picturesque cascade Others are the Ar
ngton. Three Naples. the West Dorset.
around the foot of Mount Aieous. and the Sand
Gate around Mount Equinox.
An Interesting social affair Of the week tho
large reception given for Mrs. J. Harrington
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
At THE WATER GAP.
Hotels Turning A7cay Would-Be
Guests RiUer 4ttructiUe.

Delaware Water Gap. Aug 3 (SpeciaD.-For
many seasons the Water Gap hotels have been
unable to accommodate the large crowds that
have wished to spend July and August at this
resort. This year proves no exception. for the
large hotels have been turning away appli-
cants for ten days. though the Water Gap house
has nearly doubled its capacity. The Kittatnny
Will be enlarged as the busy season is
over
The weather has been perfect for sports
During the day the river front has been alive
with bathers and boatcrs, while the moonlight
rides have drawn heavily on the ranks of the
dancers and card players
The Water Gap camp meeting will open on
August S, with William Thomas and p. G- Kain
evangelists. There are more tents pitched
this summer than ever before.
A Bartella, a guest at the River View, was
high pin at the Kittatinny alleys this week,
with the remarkable score of Gal pins in three
successive games. These alleys become more
popular with the summer people each summer
In baseball the GlenWOOdS defeated the All
Collegiates from StrouGsburg by the score or
II to !. The celebrated FreepOrt battery was
effective. The team has not lost a game since
the arrival of Mr.. Driscoll, who is the leading
fan OF the resort.
DR.. and Mrs A J. Loomis Of New York
City, among the recent arrivals at the Kit
tatinny. Mr.. and Mrs e. w. Adams and Mr.
and Mrs. A G. Denman, of South Orange, have
arrived there for the season. and Mrs. E. D.
Bennett and L. D. Petre are among the late
arrivals. Mrs. Louise Stewart, Miss Welsh and
tho Misses Stewart, Of Now York City, wIu
spend part Of the summer there. Other guests
are Gustave Jacoby. Miss Elsie B. Jacoby, Miss
Alvin L. Jacoby Miss Blaisdell. NJ. f. Coch-
ran. J. B. Manning, Gilbert 1. Kinney, and
Mrs. George Rogers. of New York City. Among
the automobile parties OF New Workers thar
arrived at the Kittatinny this week was one
containing Charles Dickinson. George f. DICK
fnson, Mrs a. A. Chandor and Miss A. M
Chendor.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Dunn and family OF
East Orange, arrived at the Water Gap House
by automobile Saturday the guests of E. A'
Wallower. of Harrisburg. who has taken apart
ments here for the season Mr.. Wa1loWer -
enthusiastic oyer outdoor sportA +,
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
HOTEL MAJESTIC. THE CASTLE.

A. the Hotel Majestic. The Castle IiFTS - VI
on Hudson. the regular "Wednesday ana s"''.'
night dances are largely attended by 'he Ho'''
GUESTS and their friends from ADJOINING t"H"S'
Tho concert music. which IS rendered N 'He '1t
race garden three times each day, IS also E'eA'-S
eniovcd and appreciated The hotel Is nlnE I''f"S
o,I most of the rooms in the new addl'loh Ia -
been booked for August and September
ra,,on T.,on late OF Richard Mansfield COM
,,,- will give a musical and dramatic recit,'i NJ
Tho Majestic. on next Thursday night by speei.lI
request Peer Gynt'' Will be given win NtieI ;
,,,'.f.. also q scene from The Lady OF Ll onS bE
owen Meredith. and selections from J. " ll'C'I,
Pilev NJ Ivon viii be assisted by others anu 'i'7
recital VIII be followed by a dance IN lhr oS N9"
ballroom Of the hotel
The Hotel Majestic is becoming on" OF the most
noruIor stoputnE places for automoOu" parties tt"'l
e.. York The management has recently issued
route cards showing the roads from New 1oTk 10
thp Majestic and with Illustrations Of the caste
Among the recent arrivals and visitors 10 lt.e'
Hotel Majestic DR.. and Mrs George Is lri-
IiiF PhiladaIuhia; Mrs Marguerite lll!aUS. fhlI-
dcIphig: Miss Mary TulIdEe. Edward TulildEe. MISS
Margaret \tiII. Mrs. Major Talbot. Mr. and Mrs
William NJ Hope Miss Francis Hope. ii. VI. Stan
Miss r EuEcnia Carter. Philadelphia; Mr.. and
Mrs William +. Shaw, Miss Helen Shaw. w Du
Boise Shaw. New York, DR.. James + Hudson AMI
Ms Hudson. New York; Captain Netherhy. New
York: Frank III. Nolan and family. New York:
Major James Grant Farley. London. Harry clay
Potter Chicago: +. \. AIalloy and family. New
York: Mrs W. Z. Hawk. New York; Colonel J. IL.
Grover New York: George NJ Lyon. New York.
Thomas r. Finch and family. New York, STANLEY
curtis New York, Miss Paige. New York; Miss
Faith Page. New York. and Mr.. and Mrs Vain
wright. New York
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
sTROUDSBURG ADJUSTMENTS.

Stroudsburg Penn. Aug. , (Speciall.-Nlth
the hotels well filled. there have been amuse-
nents enough to satisfy all. The days have been
spent driving. riding, playing tennis. golf ana
casting for bass and pickerel. 1t was thought
that the automobile and carriage ltverles WouIu
be able 70 handle WITH the applications
for conveyances, but the demand exceeds the
supply daily and this week a new automooHe
livery was opened TO cover part o the need-
Conditions for autoing and driving have been
ideal and the summer people have been ENJOY
ing these pastimes as never before. More guests
have brought their saddle and carriage horses
with them than ever before. Several OF the
hotel stables are well filled.
Indoors the summer people find their uI'e
taken with the dances. the musicals and the
parties Chureigh Inn has opened a series
Of dances FOR the guests Of the hotels on the
hill They have sprung into immediate popular
ity Highland Dell. the centre for equestrlahS
Is holding dances and evening dinner parheS
galore Penllyn entertained with a lawn party
and dance combined and Berwick Inn gave d
strawride to Riverside, where the guests ua''ceu
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
zhN TENNIS TOURNAMENTS FEATURE AT BAR HARBOR S7NN

and enfoved a dinner at the Manhattan Beach
Hotel. - - -.o. 20 .,.
the Oriental. 1900 o>
The introduction Of the popular French game OF
.DiaboIo'' has aroused much interest at 'ne Oit-
entail and many of the guests who nave heieso-
fore beeu devoted to the tennis courts nave de-
serted them of the fascinating niue s'ioA
and spools - S5 cute
Immigration Commissioner Watchorn ana l<oui'
y-iTnv OF New York were dinner guests Nednes-
dav evening of John a. Slecher, of the Oriehtai;
As guests of Mrs. Theodore Emery, MIS- a 4.
Pierce and T. E. Pierce, of Newark, N j. are a'
tho Oriental for few days -, at,
Mrs Russell Stebbins. of New York, VIII TINS
week iOIn her sister Mrs Charles Cleveland bouse
who is spending the summer at the OrehtaI' -.
Mrs S n. Kirkpatrick of New YORK Is ' 'ISit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Valentine 7. snyder WHO dio
spending August at the Oriental - -
Since the road leading from the orleh'al alu
slirtng Sheepshead Bay to the ocean bouieE aIu
has been treated with topping OF clay ana IL h.p
well sprinItled many of the guests at the otleh'a
have found Ii worth while to bring the'r hoiSo'
and conycvanCes down to the beach Tor the SUM
n2er Mrs NJ. f. Leavitt of the Waldorf-AsIorls'
is ont every day, Mr. and Mrs L. r. a
Hall The erection Of the garage back Oh 'le
oriental has proved a boon to automobilsls' anu
MANY more machines in use at the peacli tAlS
wear in driving to and from the city every uSS
than there has ever been before. MI ana NFS-
I<enelrn ZVinsow and Mr.. and Mrs. L. Aueroacn
we're among the automobilists visiting the OrleIta
from Manhattan during the week
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04

Walker. Of Detroit. at The Gables TUESDAY al'er-
noon bv Mrs Horace G. Young, of Albany.
Miss Mabel La Vie, of Brooklyn gave Il olIinef
at the Colonial Tuesday evening. . -
Mrs Robert F. Mcqueen, OF New YORK Clty'
gave tea at the country club this afternoon
This evening was taken up with the dinner gwen
bv Miss Helen La Vie. of Brooklyn, in honor or
her house guests, Miss Marion Sno" OF BIoohs ~
and Miss Dora Marshall of Lancashire. England,
at the Colonial ard dance at Music HAN
The younger members of the hotel afo Cot,ase ii
contingents attended the performance of Walter
!. Mains circus last evening.
+. c. Robertson of New York City. has come 20
the Equinox House enjoy months golfins here
Franklin l.. Gunther and F. NJ Gunther or Ne"
York City making their annual visit at the
Equinox House.
Judge and Mrs. Augustus Van Wyck, OF BROOK
lyn. arrived at the Equinox House this week
+. De Forrest Simmons, of New York CITY, IS
making his annual visit at the Equinox House
Mrs Horace G. Young, of Albany, gave large
dinner the Gables Sunday evening
The women of st. Johns Church held falr at
the Wayside Cabin of Mrs. Herbert Cassard. or
BaItimere. Wednesday. for the benefit Of the new
church fund.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
WATCH HILL G4YETY.
Outdoor Sports Dra7cing Croscds-
Mann 4tend Musical.

Watch HILL r. 7. Aug peciaD.-Midsummer
gayety is fast arriving at this resort Outdoor
sports have drawn crowds to the golf club and
many entertainments indoors have given variety
a lively week.
The largest entertainment Of the so far
was the musical given at the Watch Hill House
OF Tuesday afternoon by Charles +. Hammond.
barytone, of Brooklyn assisted by the composer
William q. Hammond. and his wife. Mrs. Sara
Ragan- Hammond, contralto. and Frederick Kelsey
and Miss Elizabeth Porter volinists. The big bali
room of the hotel crowded.
The Misquamicut Golf Club has announced its
ANNUAL tournament open all members of the
United States Golf Association for August q to
81 Golf has been popular ut Watch HHl this sea
son. and great interest is being taken IN the
narnent.
Miss May Kilnban. of Boston is visiting Mrs.
Lewis II. English.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. b. Thomas and their two sons.
Thomas and Brierley. recent arrivals at the
Watch Hill House.
The departure OF Mrs. George Henry Lea and her
daughter, Miss Elizabeth. and son. Mr.. Van Ant
werp Lea, Wednesday last much regretted
by their many friends in the Watch Hin House
and in the cottage colony
Fort Mansfield was visited on Wednesday last nv
a party of women from the Watch Hill House
under the guidance of Lieutenants Ware and Pratt
w H. Redmond and George c. Iuebhers, Of New
York, who are travelling in Mercedes, visited
their friends. Bradley Eaton and J. c. Williams
ct the Ocean House last week
Bridge whist is the re:gnns diversion at tho
Ocean House IN the evenings.
Mrs. F. E Wheeler, OF Yonkers, with her caugh-
Ter, MISS ciorehce ana son, Maotcr FRANCIS ar
rived last week. to spend tho rest OF the at
the Atlantic House. Nlr Wheeler win 1oin his fam
lily next week.
Miss Mellsh. Of Detroit is visiting Miss Carol
Newberry. daughter OF the Assistant Secretary Of
the Navy, at Red Top cottage.
In party Of upstate New Workers at the Ocean
House MT and Mrs c. L InEham and two
children from Buffalo, and Mr.. and Mrs. James j.
Gilbert and three children from Little Fails.
Mr.. and Mrs George w. Parks, who are stopping
at the Ocean House, were visited last week by an
automobile party OF their friends. consisting OF
Mr.. and Mrs E. R. Cuendet, Mrs. J. T. Walker
and G. B. Lambert, of ST. Louis. The Cuendets
have a cottage Little Boar's Head n. II. The
party have been touring IN two machines Pierce
and a Peerless
MI and Mrs. Edwin Miner of Plainfeld. Conn.
are guests at the Ocean House. Mr.. Miner In Q
director Of tho New York, New Haven q HARTFORD
RaalroAa,
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
MANY BOAT RACES ON.
Water Sports Leading attraction
at Thousand Islands.

Frontenac. n Y. Aug 3 (SpeciaD.-The sum-
nner season at upper st. Lawrence River resorts
is at its height and for the next four weeks 'he
crowds arriving here Will be daily augmented
by hundreds going to Montreal and Quebec and
coming from Toronto, Niagara Falls and the
West Most Of these lake and river travellers
break the Journey at Thousand Islands. and then
go southwark from Montreal 70 Lake Champlain.
Saratoga and New York or Boston The big lake
steamers are carrying full lists through this re-
eion. doing about the bigge.t business in the
history Of the line
The frs. motor boat races of the Frontenac
Yacht Club were held on Friday and Saturday
over the Frontenac triangular course. and re-
suited in victories for the speedy Damphino
owned by Grant Peacock, of Pittsburg. who won
the fourteen mile free for all and the handicap
races, and for the new Simplex, the property Of
Herbert Broesel and ". &. Whitehead. of New
York. victor in the twenty-one-rne free-for-all-
Tho weather on both days OF the races was not
propftious. and there was a Choppy sea all over
the course. on Friday thirty mile hour gale
blew In from the lake. and made necessary the
postponng OF the handicap race until the day
following. Several members of the various
racers crews wore life prcServers for safety IN
case Of being sWamped by the rolling seas.
Roland Peacocks Pirate. jr.. came IN second
in the fourteen mile race, being the only other
boat finish, the What Next. owner. Harry
Grouse. Utica, being obliged TO come off the
course The Pirate. ir.. also won second place in
the handicap tho last day Of the regatta. The
Simplex defeated the ex-chawpion Pirate I.
owned by c. y Peacock Of Pittsburg, a boat Of
double her opponents horsepower, the Simplex
having only 75-horsepOwer engines and the Pr
rate 150- horsepower The winners time in the
last event was A. minutes - seconds for the
twcuty-ono miles
Golf will hold sway the Hotel Frontenac
links beginning on August and continuing five
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04

days The tournament will be open to amateurs
who are summer residents on the St Lawrence
and TO invited guests On Monday. August ..
will be played the qualifying round, eighteen
holes medal play for the Frontenac cups, two
sixteens to qualify. A special prize is offered for
the best score in the qualifying round ON Au-
gust will come the first round, match pay
eighteen holes. handicap, for the Frontenac Cup
and in the afternoon tho play for consolation
cup. on Thursday and Friday the semi -fliiaIS
and finals will be played off.
Cool nights On the st. Lawrence are becoming
famous. and of late cool days have made LghI
overCoats greatly in demand The other DAY
a party Of tourists landing here. having lett
New York sweIterng in the heat. were Obliged
Immediately 10 unpack trunks and get out ht aV-
ier wraps owing 20 the pleasant change in tenn
perature.
Everything is in readiness for the grand water
carnival motor boat races and general celeora-
ton 70 be held at Alexandria Bay to-day. The
r,raIfrnfnarv programme was carried out last
Thursday and Friday The st Lawrence RIVER
Yacht Club is Offering cups in the boating con-
tests and one of the races IS 10 determine "hlch
launch will represent the club in the Gold Chal-
lenge Cup races of the American Power Boat
Association. 10 b held at Chippewa Bay on
August l3 to Is.
on August 10 the Frontenac Yacht Club VIII
hold rotorboat race for the silver cup present
ed by Commodore Charles @. Emery. OF New
York The race Will be open 10 all crait OF NOV
less than thirty feet water line distance twenty
one miles or thrice around the course On tEe
same evening a grand water carnival VIII 'aNe
place consisting of an Illuminated yacht parade
and fireworks.
Next Wednesday evening the annual meet
inc of the St Lawrence Anglers Association
will be held at Hotel Lotus. About one huAUI ed
leading hotel and business men Of this section
are members of the association. which IS an
ar1brvo chamber Of commerce for the Iholsahd
Islands
Or, August Q 70 o3 the races and encarnp1lete
Of the American Canoe Association WIZ De HeiU
in the Canadian channel at Sugar Island the
nerrnanent property of the canoetsts- SluoS
f-ov, all narts of the United States and CanauL
vim he represented total of three hundred
members being expected this season
7 NJ Nordstrom, Carl p Johnson br- a 1uI-
nor and Miss Ruth Turner are New horA7IS
visiting this week ut the Fine View Hott"
y II Hart VI. a. Barber and l. NJ NEgli1''
or New York are At the New Hotel Weilesley'
Thousand Island Park Others there are MISS
t1aIer {; cassidy and Miss Y. p. Justes. OF
jamaica. l. / = >-.
w \ MuIeg. Miss Jennie Deane' OF Ne"
Wi, and Miss Mabel KirkwOOd. OF Hoooken
ore spendinE the week at Thousand Island PARK
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04

were guests Of honor given at the Oriental
on Wednesday evening the hostesses being Mrs-
e =. Dcrs and Mrs Ralph Ders, OF wilkes Barre.
Penn.
Another dinner given the same evening was that
Of Alr. and Mrs Louie Dumont Clark, Of tho Orr
entail who entertained Mr.. and Mrs. William Il
Kenze! Of New York.
are spending the season at the Oriental, J. r. ii.
Read. of Charlcstouu. y. c. * at this resort
The Boost Club. a Democratic organization NJ
Trooklvr, visited the beach. three hundred strong,
last Saturday evening. where n special nsh dinner
had been prepared for them At the Manhattan
Beach Hotel. Among those who spok" were Sem
ators Reynolds and MCCarren and Daniel oRctlly.
After the dinner the club visited the fireworks.
SiNty-hve non-commissioned officers Of the United
States army visited the beach early IN the week
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
Aia SURPRISE.

..r,, ,,., know" he said. that ~
overcome with surprise the first un'
you7' .~,s. you seemed
II noticed" she replied
Re considerably tusterec -,aarslssa fos
..vs. For a moment I Was spee0 p-o, Yous
soc 7 had heard a great ceai s'., aDou va mot +"
friends had begun six months oel0'
pIan 20 bring Us together ~ $50, naa &C 70
F..I 49, see what that could have n~- -, sss
nth tbs surprise you say you felt wneh ''N
me for the first time ,..,,,I and yos
.sVhy / found you to be so oeau.S -
80 dressed with such exquisite taste. ,.,,, cai
indeed! I suppose my Iriehus. +sat was
them had given you 20 understaiS,u .Sar, an
homely and trump 80 AiDD :.
sure -. Y assY1re you--4..
.Oh. no, They never did SO. L So they DID
least didn't do so Intentionally. pu' -. VERT
keen telling me right along tnat you h.a o
intellectuaI and deeply Interested IN R
fsirx "-ChicaSo Rsoogd-HsrAA
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04

opening Of August has seen busy week aI .'0
smaller sister Of Bar Harbor. most of which mas
been devoted to outdoor sports. Tennis is the most
popular amusement
Mr.. and Mrs John Meyer OF New hoEf,, am
rooIar5 Never ara occrpving the Kimball cottage.
Late arrivals at the ktmball House lnclude MISS
A r Fletcher Miss Morgan. Miss Sarah Matthew's
and Nh and Mrs Francis Newton, of New ioIk-
Late Corners to the Seaside Inn Seal tiaroor, III
clude Mrs Charles Myers and the Misses Jeahilette
Mary and May Myers. of Hempsteac' Long lS'''i'''
New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
NOTHING ELSE TO DO.

Several teachers who We're assigned 10 the city
playcrounds were discussing the amusing and Ill
yersded ambitions of the tots in their charge as
to what they hope to be when they grow up" \
teacher told Of little girl who in all sincerity
gave her "a reply that net likely to make hur
vain Would you Ike To teach children when you
become a vounE lady was the question "No'rl -
was the emphatic reply. What would you like 10
do - persisted the teacher. If | am pretty I'll be
an actress" came the answer. But suppose you
are homely?' asked tho teacher. Well. then OF
course III have be a teacher said the child
PHILADELPHIA Record.