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{. Nj. Il. COLD,
Gurern6r for de danh restiudiskc Gc,
Riddep Gf Doamebrog og
DanncJrogsmoau,
RJ0R vitterligt: Paa nansministe9iet ,arom nedlagte
VI allerunderdanig-te Forestilling har Diet behaget Hans
Maiestpt Kongen we'd a~llerhoieste Resolution af 7de f M
allernaadigst at ~stadfpsle fo1gcnde af Kolonialraadet for
St. Croix ned 3die Behandling den 3Qte September 1907
~vedtagne Anordniny ON Bekempelse at den ~spedalske Syse
paa St. Croix.
ON Diet ofentiges TisyD, Anmeldesestdigt m M
Den spedalske syge paa St Croix " under Diet oHontIges rusyn
Ethvert Tifplde at den spedalske syge SAINT af N spedosk Per.
sons Flytning og bod skal stmks anmeldes for Retskrodsens sundhods-
kommission.
EEjeren at den Ejendom, pa" hvnken den sp dasko ophoder sig, saafremt
Ejeren selv Dor pa" Ejendommen; andet Fad den Person, der nprmest
HoYed l Bestyreren, F"valteren eler Underfo1votoron. bet
ON de for sundhedskommissione gjorte Anmoldelsor giver denno
str9hs skrftig Meddelelse til L@nofysikus po St Croix, der foror Ho-
Lager, Jordemodre SAINT poGtiets persopale skuuc have doros Or.
mierkScmhed s@rig henvendt ro den spodasLo Syge.
AFsNITn
ON Asylet for spedalske IN nj
Naar e ct 4syl for speaashs er S,oprsttst mn St croi1, os moateeet
sarige Udgifter atholdes @f de pang@ldendo Kdonialkassor sunlelcs at
Antal spedaske, der ere indngte fra Kommunon.
sc.
Asyhts Bestyrelse bestaar af Formandene for st Croiv O @ St Tho
mas koonulaad, Iandyskus pNa st. CIox, Landphyskus pa St Tho
mas, ct Medlem af St Crox Koloniarmd og A@Icts Lnge. Drsom
Asylet tlvejebringes af Odd Fellow Ordenen Danmark, hr dmnes
Bestyrelse Ret til at tInororIne Asyets Bestyrese ct Modlom, his
Valg skal godkendes af Finantsministeet. Betyrosens Erklmring ind
hen ties over Udkastet til Asyets aarige Budget forinden Diet optaees
pa de aNrige ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Guvern5ren udfmrdiger eher ind
hentet E,knrng fra Asylbosyresen ct Re9lenent .indoholdende Be
s3emmeser ON Asyets Drift og ON Oprethodese af Orden og Discipin
iAsylet SAINT Instrukser for diets Funktiongrer
ST.
We'd Asylet Ghs@ttes der O. Lege, SON., saafremt han like liar arden
ohenthg Anstettele, tonnes med 5000 Fir aaig og saafrcmt han
Ian saadan med l,5OO FIR aarigDer t1leges ham desud"n 1,Oo0FraarGg
/ Rejsegodtgorese,. saf remt Asylet II boiggehde udenfor BY
Paa Asyet iudlegges enhver Specialist.
50.
Mar Diet paa en- for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fndesteoreDde Maade
godtgores. at e Spedalsk sely vii sorge for sin Pleio dg Isolation udenfor
Ell; skal Indleggese like fnde Sted, og har saadan alt fundet Sted, skl
Patiehten udskrTves
$40
1ndlaggelse pa ANet skier gennem Sundhedshomihissionens ON
fornodent we'd Poitiets Hjalp. Der klevts samstemmende Erklpring
fra de 2 Logger OH SygIommens Natur for at ndlwggelse kan fnde
Sled.
ON enhver Indl@ggelse og Udskrivning fra Asyet giver Sund-
hedskomnisaonen staks skriftig Meddaelse til LandfSsfkus tk ST.
Croix.
AFSNET III
ON spedalAe udenfor Asylbt
, 1908-02-26
AFSNIT II.

Naar ct Asyl for spedalske er oprehet pa St Croix, og moltaeet
af denne Os Kolonaraad skule do til Driten af Asyet nodvondigo
aarige Udgfter afEodes af de paagnldende KoloniIkassor, sualedes ut
hver Kommune betaler til Asylets Drift ct TiAkud, bestemt efter Diet
Antal spedalske, der ere indngte fra Kommunen.
, 1908-02-26
PART II.
Concerning the Leper Asylum &c.

When a Leper Asylum is established in ST Croix, and accepted by
the Colonial Council Of that isMnd, the necessary annual expenses for tho
working OF the asylum shall be betrayed ty the Colonial Treasures CON
cerned IN sncha way that each Municipality makes u contribution to-
wards the working expenses fixed according to the number Of lgners
placed there from the municipality.
, 1908-02-26

We'd Asylet Ghs@ttes der en Lpge, som, saahomt han like liar anden
ofentig Ansnttelse, tonnes med 5000 Fr aarlg og saafomt han
LQr saadan med 1,5OO FIR aarig.Der tilnges ham desudon 1,000Fr au1Iig
ReHegodtgorelse, saa fremt Asylet er belggehde udenfor BY
, 1908-02-26
Donned1'ogSmond,

Concerning the reports sent in to the Sanitary Commission, the
commission immediately makes written communication to the Ioud.
physlcus IN ST. CroiX, who keeps the principal list of the lopors.
1
Physicians, Midwives, and tie members Of the Police farce ,tns,
give special attention to loprosy
New-York tribune., 1908-08-02
AT POCONO AND DELAWARE WATER GAP

New Workers at the Maplehurst include NJ R.
McDerrnid, Miss Helen c McDermid Edmund j.
Johnson Of Jersey City, and Mr. and Mrs George
H. Petit. Miss Grace H Miller. Abbie J. Doyle
Mr.. and Mrs. Schenell and Mr.. and Mrs. Bertel, Of
New York
At the Prospect euchre the winners of the prizes
this week were Mrs. Otto Rupprecht Mrs. DearF
AMI Miss Hsddenhurst. Mrs z. Warhurg and Miss
Helen Warburg, OF New York. are late arrivals
The New York arrivals at Berwick Inn this week
are Mrs NJ Blanchard. Miss E. Detlef Miss Emma
Detlef Miss Ele4nora Saadgren. J. Melting Charles
Reich, ME- and Mrs. G.. u. Feaks. MFs. u. L.
Paddock. Miss z. A. Paddock. Frederick Braun
and family, Mrs. william S Bell. Samuel c. Leon
ard. MeIlie C Leon Margaret R Doeley Clara j.
Doyle and the Misses Korn.
Registered at the Penllyn Miss Margaret Y.
jackson, of Trenton, and Mrs L. Leges, Miss
Loges, Mr.. and Mrs D r. Banks, Master Robert
Banks. John ]. saal and Lysa r. Bryson. Of Brook
lyn.
Highland Inn patrons include Mr and Mrs. L. D
Smith, of Brooklyn Mr. and Mrs. ". II. Brokaw
and Miss Hazel Wilson, OF Trenton; Miss Josephine
Hauser, of New York, and Miss A. B. Letrott, OF
Brooklyn.
Highland Dell is the summer home of Miss
Louise N Coleman, Walter MeDougall and Theo
dore Davis MeDougan, of Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-02

can do In the way OF getting better roads in the
state and toward getting laws that viii be equally
agreeable and acceptable to automobists and
farmers
DR.. Britton D. Evans, medical examiner of the
State Hospital at White Plains. is spending little
time at the shore for the benefit of his health.
He is staying at the Hotel Rudolf in company with
DR.. V. J. Percy Wade DR.. Manly Gill, of Baiti-
more, and Dr. J. E. GILL; of Trenton
Rear Admiral n. z. Mason, L. S. N, is spending
some time at the shore. He is accompanied by
Mrs. Mason, Miss Dorothy Mason and Master G ].
Mason. They have apartments at the Pennhurst
for the remainder Of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hartley. Of New York City,
spending their honeymoon at the Berkshire
Inn Mr.. Hartley is the first officer OF the Anleri-
liner St Louis.
Colonel ". r. Andrews, chairman of the Repub-
ican State Committee of Pennsylvania. is spending
time at the Hotel Traymore.
z. G. Van Horn. Of New York City, is spending
New-York tribune., 1908-08-02
DISCOVERY OF
A BIG GIVER
Continued from second page

They couldn't exclaimed the inventor ca pi-
tast. IF driven out Of one business I'd
invent something and start another. II lost the
valve business, I'd go in to manufacture the
schrader window. Yes. 1t may be true that
of the articles made by house. things manu-
factured and sold TO the trade by other
u anIishment. Trades unions have their
faults. But they necessary institutions. They
need good leaders and high standard OF work
n1anshfp. l have had disappointing expe
riences right up here. Wages object. a
manufactures pay 81. IS a day. whatever you
Wish. and slap IL on SO the cost price.
Socialism" continued Mr. sehFader. while riding
with his guest toward the clubhouse and rest home
has the hraiHiest people among les adhcrents
It Is a movement that can't be stopped II needs
still mere brains and great leaders Yes I recog
niza that you don't want all intellect would like
a socialism that would take in the rich. The
spirit such I met in Saxony, hotbed of So
cialsn where I had to give up coaching tour
on account of the attitude OF the people. is not
pleasant They bitter against anybody who
seemed to have any money"
Little children in blue Overans toward the
carriage shouting Sch ader! sch'ader.' the
coachman drew up at the veranda end of the
clubhouse which temporarily accommodates a
number OF convalescent mothers.
Hello Wflei Hello. Willie"' cried the big
shouIdered man, descending from the carriage and
tossing a four -year-old boy IN the air. And how
do you do? And who's this little lady, just come
eut?" He tiekled the poke bonneted little girl un-
s.r tae chin
New-York tribune., 1908-08-02

fortnight at the shore He is making MS nome
at the Hotel Westmont.
c. B. Gardner, the head Oh large manufacturing
plant in New York City. has come TO the shore tor
the rest Of the He is making his home at
the Hotel Windsor.
Mr. and Mrs. E, p Smith, prominent residents OF
Osweso, n. Y, have taken apartments at one OF
| the beach front hotels.
Robert S. Tewne, Of New York is spending .
couple of weeks at the Hotel Dennis
Mr.. and Mrs. George Owen, Of New York, are at
the shore for ten days stay. They have apart
ments at the Hotel Iroquois-
George Stellar and Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Mcmahon.
of New York. came down from Manhattan to the
shore in MIR. Stellars touring and are spending
time at the Hotel ST. Charles.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Morris and their son. Will
lam Morris. jr. Of New York, have been spending
the week at Yeung's Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald c. Vanderbilt who were
at the shore last week exhibiting their string of
thoroughbreds the Atlantic City horse show.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-02
July Temperature Was Con
stantIy Low in the
Mountains.

Mount Pocono Penn. Aug The rush to Po-
ceno continues and the hotels large and small, are
filled During the last month this region was ene
of the three in the state have the lowest tenn
rerat,re which was es degrees Mrs. Chittenden,
who is at Buck Hill won the tennis championship
of that resort during recent tournament and Will
enter the annual tournament at the Montanesca,
which will begin the second week in August
There was an informal masquerade this evening
al the Mount Pleasant Among the best costuT!1ed
4rennen were Miss Ethel Wright. Miss B. A. Miller,
Miss c IF aibbIethwaite and the Misses Elyria
and Natalie Smith.
At the Montanesca are Mrs. N, 3 Rapeye. Miss
D 4 Appleton. Miss D Leverichof, Mr.. and Mrs
B c. Cuhlnan. Henry L. Schumacher, Samuel
sohunnach Mr and Mrs 0. r Gross. the Rev
Mr and Mrs R NJ Green and Miss Agnes s Ceer,
of New York City: Sheriff Mcclure Of Delaware
County, ex-Judge W H. Armstrong, Of Whining
ton and Judge X B. B-ooman and family, Of
CHESTER
At the cocono Mountain House from New York
are Mrs N Gougleman, Miss GoUGleman, George
: Ferrv Harry 5 Lyons I. N Landeker, 9 +.
Pearson Mt and Mrs c. C. Smith, Miss Helen G.
Smith and W. L. Snyder
DR. Henry a Bults president Of Drew fheologi-
cal Seminary. and Mrs. Bultz, Captain William G
Berghold and Mrs Berghold. Mrs. J. Brandt. Miss
7 II schneII o. c. H Reinich Mahlon Morey.
Joseph a Vogt A. L. Hetzel. DR. E P Hod, MF.
and Mrs Charles T. Beskran, James Regan and
Mr and Mrs Theodore schafer, of New York. are
registered at the Mount Pleasant
c W Bennett of New York, spent Sunday with
Mrs Bennett who is at the Ontwood.
Other New Workers TO arrive At the Ontwood are
Mrs C H Vanneman. Mr.. and Mrs Z. J. Baird.
George B. Beatty 3. E. Severns. H. ". Appleton,
Mrs E H King. Miss Isabel King and Miss Good
latte
George T. Allen. z H. Gloss Mr.. and Mrs W A
Csahagen Miss 2. II. Gahagen and Mr.. and Mrs P.
sehieL OF New York. are among the arrivals from
New York at the Fair View
Miss Katherine Bauer, Mrs. L F. Bauer, Mrs
Turner Miss b Dillon Miss Helen G. Martin John
Martin I. ". Hough. Mr. and Mrs. Richard A
Cary Miss Elizabeth Kirk and Miss Pauline Bau-
man Of New York registered al the Belmont.
Arrivals from New York at the Pocohasset in
cIude Harold ]. Bastine. Caroline D Plague. Mr.
and Mrs G. Jones. Mrs J. J. Dixon, Mrs. F. Logan
and W G. Dixon.
The E,vin has among its New York patrons J. ID.
Bramgan Joseph l.. RebertZ, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Heuumer. John Ris Jr ". NJ. St John, Mr.. and
Mrs H Seitz and Miss Elsie L. Seitz.
Miss Mary sier Miss Janet De Long and Miss
Lillian T. Terymser. Of New York. at the
ater the
New-York tribune., 1908-08-02

gave a dinner for Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Kit also
Of New York. In the Red Rambler grill OF the
Hetel Rudolf the other evening.
T. n. Bresin, Of the Hotel Breslin, New YORK
accompanied by his wife. Ia spending a few days
at the Hotel ST. Charles.
L. E. Warren justice of the New York State
Supreme Court down In hts motor ear the
early part Of the week and spent a few days mere
Miss Burents, Miss Amelia Hurents and Miss
Augusta Burents Of New York. hsvs taken apart
msnts at the Hotel Princess
F. B. Vreeland, New York representative Of the
General Electric Company. is spending some time
at the shore He Is accompanied by his mother
and sister. and they have apartments at the Berk
shire Inn
H. c. Harden, of the New York bar. is spending
few weeks at the Hotel Ostend.
at the Ostend.
Thomas v. Underhili, Mr. and Mrs. e. II. Gidney
and Mr.. and Mrs. W H Cornell over from
New York In automobile and now spend
New-York tribune., 1908-08-02
ATLANTIC CITY.
.HoraRg Anti-Spoorung Order-4
oo'hang Suit That Insures FLOATING.

,seAUe CITY Aug Mayor Stoy. assisted by
1e1oers Of the local police force and the life
- - Is enforcing that no flirting order OF his
4, - persistent and consistent way that there
- seloag round il. ana the summer girls are
s., decidedly blue. Some Of the young people
!, neeFihg row why the City Council has gone
- expense of placing e larger number of
80. s1ene the Boardwalk. With the announce
r. " Aaore benches comes another announce
bvs -fen o1lciaI headquarters, that the electric
faieh heretofore have been turned out at
u.,,-' VII be kept burning until u The addi-
.,- 0Vnehes viii not be available for the young
,e tne city is going the additional
seeplng the electric lights going
q. '--a-'rsn William Riddle can have his way.
rss is's II Chelsea which are now used as a
g.. yaFo By the Pennsylvania Railroad will De
"a llto handsome park and playground
Ess, children Of residents and visitors. Mr.
hy presented ordnance some time ago ask
ss. - tas condemnation Of the lot The railroad
e. aemurred and said il intended 10 build
sSuon on the ground
st., --s woman has introduced a fad that is not
q become al all fashionable. She has one
lss he"fangied bathing suits. the kind that
ten, 1'oeT lining, and which. when inflated. be-
az, -oSsht and viii not permit the wearer to
seo-,. Is young woman went bathing Wednesday
ss-,.- Nlth one OF those suits and a green
he - 0iler she had got a little distance beyond
tsc. Hefe The waves broke she turned on her
s. the parasol and ioated without effort
sas A. , and d is the date fixed the meet
q - 'o'a Roads Association in Atlantic City.
sahs,.- posed OF representatives OF all the auto
;as s1os e1os OF the state and representatives of
r. ef freeholders and various oranges.
Ss sstIins toSether te see what they
New-York tribune., 1908-08-02

each to their credit and tournament will END the
series that has been the life of the golf season at
the two resorts. John H Dye, Robert Collier and
c. Paterson are intensely interested in the meet
Mr. Dye and Mr.. Collier have given cups, as also
have the Kittatinny and the Water Gap House
The tournament will take place the Caldeno
links near the Water Gap House. next Saturday
The bass fishing is good and some of the largest
bass ever taken from the Delaware have been
caught this week.
FsaI1evue claims the baseball championship ef
water Gap having defeated all the teams that
have put forth claims for the heneF
Arrivals at the Water Gap House include Com
mander w J. Sears Inspector of ordnance at New
York and Mrs. Sears; C A Austin Thomas r
Eaean d Truenan Mr.. and Mrs Albert MeCleaFe'
Mrs W l. Sullivan, Mrs. L l. Bright, Harry
Camp Miss Sullivan, DR. l. Lang Z. r Cartnasii'
y c Allan, .. Arnold, Miss A T. Meyers, MT
and Mrs william A Rogers, F s Aher' MRS ).
( Hirsh Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Fischer Anna I.
Mathews Mrs S. Hirsh, Miss Fischer, MI ana
Mrs 7 Harry Ash William Dunk, Miss Edna oga
Fischer Charles z. Garrison Miss Garrison Mrs
William A Cole and Mrs. W Shields OF Ne" 1ork'
M- and Mrs W A Witty, Mr. and Mrs Augustus
3 Filed Charles NJ AIbertson. Mr. and Mrs II.
c Smith Mr and Mrs. T. ". Berry. H M Green
" C Brick W H Shinn Henry Mehl, Mrs L.
Weber l. Ditto George Berger, Mrs, Z D
Echos 6 J Jackson, Mr. and Mrs A p He1araef'
Mr. and Mrs Henry X. Phyne, MISS EDNA Mitcheli'
Mrs E TulIer, Miss Myrtle Mitchell, MISS LII
StTaSSlndn.
blanche Mitchell Miss Helen Stressnan, MIS- ID
r Field Miss Leah Harris Miss H Maeowan and
{ Geraldine De Witt OF New York, are at the Kit
tatinny
Nav Workers registered the Gienwoed inciude
Mrs A Hoffensack and Miss Eleanor HonensaeK'
Miss Florence Hegeman Miss Florence L. freacY'
Miss Sadie r Ungan. John j. Mooney arthur 4
, Jenks George Keachner. F. H Mertens h n
Auanson Mrs Frederick c. Dunlap vernon H.
DUNLAP Mrs J. D Danenhauer, MI ana MIS-
Richard Cronin Miss Laura Cronin' willard y
Clark John J. Sigust, ]. A DenlaTestr 4 faFs..'
Miss Helen Fitzgerald, Miss Kathryn cockerh'
Miss Irene D swalrn. Miss NJ Frances swain
Miss Stella NJ Swain, Miss Elizaoeth r . Ioh-
nell and Miss Loretta D. Owens
Fer the August season at the Mountain HOUSE
+ NJ De Grove and n. c. Wenrich, OF Brooklyn.
and MFR and Mrs J. B. Wehh J. NJ PaFezAe anu
Mrs Hodge OF New York, arrived TINS Week
Miss Catherine Cunnthe. Miss Elizabeth W. Gun
niffe Miss ollie Craig, ]. J. Cefhn Joan !. Hyne
Oscar ReinI Miss Z. Schaub, Mrs A. l. nee stiss
Iueille Tce Mr. and Mrs r II Ernest MISE
Eadie Gelb and Miss Dena Fsuersteln OF ne"
york have registered Castle Inn and the zen
trail
Mrs w W Richards. Miss Florence Z uchaFos'
Miss Helen NJ Cox Mrs. n. hartman MISS = a
hartman Mrs. E M Nealis. MT and NATE w
Huger Miss Florence =. Wilson, George j. bel-
ris Thomas @. Simpson, w. n Settle Luclie n
LIE Brethen and Miss Jane F. CoiweIl' OF NC"
York are at the River View
New-York tribune., 1908-08-02

Ing some time At the Grand Atlantic Hotel. l.. f.
Sander a New Fork merchant, is spending few
days here He is making hts home at the Grand
Atlantic Hotel.
D. W Pratt. A. o. Kellogg and Peter Quinn. Of
New York are enjoying little seashore outing
They are staying at Haddon Hall.
Steven g. Elkins. jr-. and William Stackpoie. Of
Manhattan, are among the visitors at the Hotel
Traymore-
MI and Mrs Byren E. Carl, of New York. have
taken apartments at the Hotel Chalfonte, and viii
be here for the rest OF the season
New-York tribune., 1908-08-02
THE REST HOME.

Il was affected" said MI Schraier by what
poor broken down who came here with
her thirteenth child said to me. Miss Webster the
head nurse, had trouble with her; she didn't want
TO follow Instructions But she left us strong
and we'll, she said; thought knew all about
babies, having had thirteen-but I don't think
did And she began cry
He smiled tenderiy
An anecdete of an honest newshoy. graft In
business, the concentration OF wealth municipal
corruption and industrial baileoning were tepics
sandwiched into tour of the clubhouse and rest
home. Mr.. Schrader insistent that credit for
the clubhouse idea should go TO William H Allen
formerly general agent OF the association and nov
secretary of the Municipal Research Bureau II
was evident that the generous comfort and artis-
tic finish of the social workers retreat were due
TO the giver himself. we'll to the that he
had supervised the construction Of every room and
nook in the splendidly homeike, entirely hygienic
house OF rest for mothers In the latter building
were special payroous and dorrtories for children
q milk laboratory, spacious paror and large
sleeping rooms all designed obtain a maximum
Of air and sunlight. The windows were large and
''dsappearahe' at touch The wide second
story veraRda, which the beds OF convalescents
may ne wheeled. gave pastoral view better than
physie Everything was notably substantial from
the tile roof to copper cutters and the cement
set bricks making walk under the versnda-
The outer walls stueeo; while the style is
old English
Socialism! Isn't this socialism for your
exclaimed the big shouldered while sitting
with his guest in the airy chestnut paneIed living
room Of the clubhouse. There grand piano
with player a large table spread with books
lounging chairs OF wicker. artistcaliy raftsred
ceiling Persian carpet the polished floor.
expansive fireplace and a mantel OF rough hewn
stones high the room. He swept his hand
toward the green tiled roof of the other building
harmonious with the landscape.
Some day the city will that and it,.
he said.
This seemed 10 be the final word. spoken with
inspiration and a suggestion that some one should
found home for clerks and newspaper men, to-
gether with request that an unexampled con-
hdence be abused by the interviewer, was
like violin family wandering from the pitch
But The visitor remembered tse description OF the
building of Caroline Rsst-evsrybedy worked to-
sether like . ieve feast"
New-York tribune., 1908-08-02
DELAWARE WATER GAP.

Delaware Water Gap, Aug. I-Gof has taken first
place among the followers of outdoor sports here
The teams from the Caideno Club and the High
land Country club af stronfsbur~ hAse ens mateh
New-York tribune., 1908-08-02

Willie. sturdy. fat rascal. showed the effects
Of long sojourn in the country, and the other
children losing the tenement house pallor
and leanness in proportion to the time they had
been at the home
group Of mothers stood or sat on the piazza
with babies in and wicker baskets II was
explained afterward that the Caroline Rest Home
system has the novel and important Iifesavinx
feature Of attending to poor mothers before
well as efter confinement. A trained nurse visits
the city home months in advance Of accouchenent
giving advice and assistance Two weeks after
confinement In hospital home the mother with
her baby and her younger children who might
otherwise lack care. transported to Hartsdals
for a prolonged vacation. Not only does the
mother regain her strength but she learns the
scientific care Of infants in theory and practice
on her own child
New-York tribune., 1908-08-02
STR0UDSBURG.

5troudgburg Penn Aug BASS fishermen are
In the height their glory since the fishing in the
Delaware and the lakes has become good The
bass grounds on the Delaware above the Water
Gap region have the objective point Tor nsher
ulsp for several days. -ith unusually gooa results
New-York tribune., 1908-08-02
LONG BRANCH.

Bench Shou, County Far and Water
CarniUal august Features.
Long Branch, N j.. Aug August will De the
busiest month OF the Usually it Is the
New-York tribune., 1908-08-02
NEW HOUSE PARTLY FINISHED.

Since his modest summer home in the park
destroyed by IRE Mr.. Rockefeller has had
house under construction A few days ago u vas
reported that he about 20 move into IL. The
house Is only partly finished. there being much
work 20 be done the interior and the heavy
masonry walls which to fortity his citadel
against intruders not finished The house
stands on the very summit OF the hill There -
nothing remarkable about II II Is far less striking
and imposing than would expect to and Some
how. Il small and out OF scale With Us
roundinss After driving half or three quarters os
a mile through residence park that is thaa
twice large Central Park the visitor expects
10 ind the mansion commensurate with the estate.
II the house lacks in jesty II makes I'D for II In
the views II commands Its site Is higher than
any other point in the neighborhood II is the CEN
tire Of horizon which includes the Scared sides
OF Point No Point and the southerIy gate 70 the
Highlands on one side and the other the ridges
which rise like waves between the Hudson and
Long Island Sound Without a single tree 20 hide
the nakedness OF the house soften us lines. the
occupant can look out upon the lordly Hudson and
an estate which. in the words OF the hAckmAn. al
most as far as the eye reach Is his
Close about the house. the eye falls upon features
which the rewards and penalties Of wsAatA
New-York tribune., 1908-08-02

MASSIVE ENTRANCE ON Mr.