The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1910-08-20

ferent story-all lost avoirdupois and
all had to throw personal comfort to
the winds.
Cupid Takes Hand.
Meanwhile something was going on
beside the ride. The other two sea.
faring officers could see that with
half an eye. 1t was very plain that
Surgeon Bloedorn had much more In
terest In the handsome girl who was
cantering along with them so gayly
than he had In his mount or the test
ride. And when they had finished up
the last day and said "goodby" to
each other, the other two just looked
quizzical, but said nothing.
ooh. we guessed 1t all right" they
laughed. when few weeks later came
the formal announcement of the en-
gagement and the promise Of mid
summer wedding. Doctor Bloedorn
| was then stationed at the naval hos.
pital in Washington. but three months
ago he was transferred to Las AMI
mas, Col. From there he Is coming
| on soon to claim his bride, and then
the happy pair will journey out to
| Manila together, where the cookbook
| ing young navy surgeon is to be sta
toned for the next two years. They
will have horses there, too, for Doctor
Bloedorn is fine rider, too: he has
been given to outdoor sports ever
since he was a boy.
did enjoy the ride?" laughed Miss
Howard, when she confirmed the news
of her romance and its happy fruition.
81 never had finer time in all my
life. have been riding ever since
was a tot In pigtails, and to me the
test was nothing. don't see how any
one could fail, on It. Why, I actually
felt refreshed by the exercise; I was
In better condition when we finished
than when we started.
you see, learned to ride when
was so small that I can't remember
when wasn't able to mount horse.
It's the greatest exercise. the finest
sport In all the world. It's sure to
make you healthy and happy.
The True Enjoyment.
IT never follow any prescribed rules
for my riding. In fact, don't believe
In rules for such things. II simply
makes slavery OF pleasure. The
real enjoyment one gets in rollicking
In the open air is the soul Of exer-
else, and 1t is that which makes 1t
of such a tremendous benefit. don't
believe in athletic cranks; don't be-
lieve In physical culture or dieting.
But I do believe that most OF the
headaches, most Of the nerves. most
Of the crotchets Of which so many
women complain nowadays could be
banished by few hours Of brisk ex-
| erclse In the open air riding. walking.
| playing golf or tennis, or taking any
kind OF pleasurable. wholesome exer-
else.
| Not a walk around the block will
| do t.; neither will a series OF setting.
| up exercises In stuffy bedroom, nor
the don't eat this and don't drink
that rules OF high-priced physical
| culturist
| "A good, long ride is the best Of all
Any girl who can get the u0e Of good
mount should ride by all means--it
will make her happier. healthier, pref
tier. Next to that, brisk walking on q
rough country road would be the best
thing. Tennis IL perfectly splendid
exercise; the girl who learns that
game we'll IL perfectly sure Of getting
a good physique and a good DISPOSE
ton. But In mastering horse we gel
more than mere health. We learn K
master ourselves. Il gives . girl op
portunity to control her own mood
and develop her strength Of viii won
dcrfully."
| From that the chat turned to IL
relative. merits Of side saddles 3D.
| eros ssddlss Tor women.