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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05

poses is the collapsible bathtub. Ono
model not only is bathtub, but It has
towel rods at one end and various
pockets for sponges and wash cloths
at the other. The tub" is a piece of
rubber, with an opening at the bottom
through which the bath water is let
out. Mothers who, when travelling,
have taken their children into hotels
realize how difficult it is to find the
tub required for the baby's bath. If
his own little tub can be carried along.
bathing facilities are always at hand.
Not the least important of travelling
conveniences for a baby is the basket
for milk bottles, of which the newest
are combined heaters and coolers, so
that the milk can be kept cold or
warm, depending upon the character
and duration of the journey to be
made. These baskets come in differ
ent sizes, holding respectively six and
eight bottles. From 81 so up.
Any travelling equipment for baby
should take into consideration the
nurse, since the baby's comfort de-
ponds in no small degree upon her
peace of mind. To feed the baby at
regular times, the nurse should be pro-
vided with a little electric clock that
will enable her, at night, without get.
ting out Of bed, to tell what time it is.
Such clocks have light directly in
front OF the face. The button which
switches on the light Is in little port.
able handle, which the nurse can have
by her pillow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05

knows how much the child will miss
later.
In this matter of imagination, as in
so many other problems that arise in
the childs development, it is not nee
essary to be at the mercy of the child.
But handle each situation that arises
with a sympathetic understanding OF
the chlds mind and with due consid-
Grafton for his needs as developing
personality. No one needs to sacri-
fee all comforts for the sake of in
dulging the child's whims. But a
proper understanding of what goes on
in his mind will certainly lead to a
more comfortable adjustment between
ones aims and his impulses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05
TEACHER is usually delighted
with her success in cultivat-

A TEACHER is usually delighted
~ with her success in cultivat-
ing Imagination in accordance
with instructions received from her
superiors and in harmony with the
fundamental principles of the kinder
garten, but when an exception occurs
she is generally embarrassed.
While the kindergarten attempts by
means of various devices to stimulate
the imagination of children, the teach
er is completely at loss when a child
with initiative and imagination exer-
cses the latter out of the regular turn.
Every one has keen appreciation
of the fruits of imagination-or OF
some of them-although they may not
know them ythat name. What are
people who are sympathetic" people
who can put themselves in another's
place" people who can take directions
and put them into execution without
laundering, people VINO can see an
other persons point of view even
when they do not agree with him, but
the users of imagination.
II is lack Of imagination that makes
il so difficult, or even impossible, tor
one to sympathize with another or to
see from his point of view The clas-
steal remark f Marie Antoinette when
she was told that the people were
rioting for lack of bread, illustrates
this. why do they not eat cakeF
she asked, since she had not the i'm
agination TO understand what it means
TO have no bread.
If the manifestations OF a childs
imagination were always pleasant IN
their results, nothing would be done
to crush the flights OF fancy in youth
and perhaps the world would be saved
many a talent that is now discouraged
before it has a chance to flower. But
children's imaginations have way OF
producing disagreeable results al
times. A person considers himself
fortunate if a child, because OF his
imagination, can keep himself occu'
pied by the hour. weaving his fancy
about odds and ends he may pick up
around the house and without nag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05
e>WOMANS VARIED INTERESTS

role" and a child sleeping in this
screened bed can be placed in shell
tered place in the open air, but away
from the sun and out of drafts.
Folding "carriole" beds can also be
quickly taken apart eli put together.
No tools of any sort are needed in
order to erect them. Canvas covers,
into which the mattress and screen
covered frame can be slipped together
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05

rcctangle 20 inches long, IA inches
wide and only inches deep. 1t weighs
hut six pounds. This little chair is
perhaps the easiest device for travel
ling purposes. There are, however, a
number of other commode con-
veniences, including a covered basket.
Necessary Collapsibls Bath.
One OF the most successful OF all
oollapsible devices for nursery pur-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05
Batiste Blouses

A Detailed Consideration Shows
Them Best for Summer Wear.
wv It'll the advent of hot weather
w comes the necessity OF at
tractive waists to be worn un-
der tailored suits at luncheon, the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05
Summer Modes

Fashions for Seashore - Country wear-the
Races-Polo Matches-Motor wear-CoE-
Garden Parties-Jne Weddings-Commence-
ments-Ocean Travel-Emopean Tous-Moun-
tain wear-and various Social Functions.
Suits of silk and Tropical wosed linen and French crepe
Sports Coats-Capes Of silk and cloth raps-Coatees
Beach Dresses - Lingerie Gowns - Summer Dance
Frocks -Bouses.
Reach and Outing Hats Aforementioned Millinery.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-07
Gr Get Sofefeuers
pense?

Senator Sermon al Soma irem.
iatte Oen lite IS. / Senatet en- Ge.
iolitiou. bpori 2ano6rug$oepdrte.
Elertet opiorore5 iii at sipe SplDs.
Ringer ON. bporuiot SET iorhoIoer
liz iod. al Here blutoreoe MPno.
ser er %aniatte ! bette Separteneut
% bsragte5 iom Regieriusens BE-
tiente. / Sirfeligbeoen tonnes al
Rockefeller Sounodtion - Set pil
iige az BET 6ouo, iom Sliefongen
Sohn 2. HocfeielIer bar oprettet.
Reiolutionen peStoge$ uoen Gebat.
llroe. en- Sebat / Suiet ON Sano.
b%russbiaen. blep Ser remlis forle-
ben giort Sen Taaitano Of et tort
4ntal @etiente. iRrlig a%niatte paa
6orisgsiarme / SpSen, INN erholet
en- Soaar pr. aar al Resieringeu.
iaa Sc oerpeo fuuoe iiges at itaa |
Hesieringens sieneite. meSens Den
pirfelige 9sn uhreoeoe$ al Socfeiel.
les FOUNDATION.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-07
Golden 90 suffer.
~roeinoultrien,

Zen mtp9reuoe Administration
for lopet. Of ale 5iliploer, boori
Den MI gieloenoe SariiloU pier iig
at pRre eoeI9ggen0e ior Hogen al
9anoets Snonitrier, pil Ell gieu.
nemgaaenbe llnoeriegelie bIlpe lore
taget, og bette 2site tro ifol Sorif-
TENS Sirfning paa 9toroUeiteus Roe.
iutferinouitri MI undertakes ct
~grunoigt Giteripn.
elsie llnoerisgelier, Ser loretta.
ges unoer 6dnoel5oeportemeutet. er
aQereoe p~aa6egpnote / Mihigan.
ohio o. Colorado. o. De pil ienere
bliue u0itrafte iii Ntinneiota, Soma
OF andre Stater. Arbeioet pil paa.
ifpnbes iua meget iom mulig, % Der
uar iagt / Gepartementet. ar man
moaife riloe OPre fGroige inoen 10
Moaneoer. Dog ifal Ser anuenoes Iaa
megen Sio iom Der tr9nges for at
tomme Thumbs / Sagen.
Suis man peo oisie llnoerisgeIier
timber, ut BEN me Solotariii pirtelig
sbelpgger RorooeiterS Hoeinffer-
inouitri. pil Gr9iioeuter piitnot
fremlpgge De inobentebe Splpsnin.
ger for aonsresier. % oenne inar
iaa tage De fornsone SorboIosresler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-07

@ltoriife Oh fulhtrbiitoriife Minoer.
gao gad, at Seotret peo i'm SelIggen-
be0 life egner llg I'll at blioe Den "a.
lelcenc, boorom man MT bar tall
rem o. tllboJe | mango Iar. Nten
Oct iorctommer imGGtelil merfupr.
Digit, at ser finn har leitet liz nogle
nleaet ipagiUroiae Stcmmer Ill
8irit Tor oct interesldute ganle Sn.
terier. Ser bar pGret Sfneplaoieu Tor
biItoriif bersmte Setter. bbor Gbri.
titan ben Spoel6e. Caroline Qtdthil.
DC % Struenie piite iig for SeIlfa.
bet, o. Rnnmlen onlfriug alrnituere.
Der her bercote tine Snmiioi5e uior.
glenmeIiqe Nn0eIier.
S~oitcd.rets Niitoric er noe. Gen
ailluttcS Ell SANG I'll Tdaren ellcr
monifc ben poa Sontmercn meo EFT
Soreitiaing, bcitooenoe al CT Tor
qammelmooiqe Sfueipil. / hpilfc set
f9l. ScnterS isrite arpiter optrp0er.
% eli Ballet. Sor iiolte Sang oil
De oonlIe Srnpper after fnirfc uuoer
ben tilitrsmmcn6e WtpnaoeS Grin.
6or iioite Sang nil be So9er. bpor.
ira Ghriitinn Sen Suuenoe % Caro-.
line Mntblloe. bercs Stab OF oereS
Scunorere oq 9ellnOrerinber iulgte
S%flielpiaet pon Scenen eller Cpto.
gene neoe / SaIen. iplbes. % ida
oil after ct Stpffe al &isbenbapn, ct
Stpffe 9onmelt ajebenbapu, ppre Ell
Saga blot.
Soitcatret oil eine |Ioos for Tim
meo mere nuttige og %nsooenoige 6or.
moaI. Get mGgtige Slot. boor Bin.
oen MI ilier giennem @inoueSoob.
ninqerne, huor Nrbeioerue bnntrer
o. bnnfcr runot ON. hnor Der ltoar
itore Siser al %inteltet Sne oa az be.
rita6cl Hcgn runot on paa 9eton.
gi,luene, pil iploes al RigSougen$ %
Ssicitcrets Meolemmer. 90 op
oiennem carmen oil mooerne Gleuo.
torer beiorore 2duoets aonge og
Tronning iii oereS belfeone 2eilig.
heo pan anoen Gal, bpor De fan npoc
oen pragtiuIoe lloiigt oper lin SO.
peoitob, hnis Ginouerne On bliper
%ioripnte nteo 9ltoner eaer iorioar.
li1e ,Sernaitre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-07

nerne forot iaa fot / ole Be bsoe ian
mart iom mliligt.
Gu anlerifanif Sage, Or. u. q.
Carr, par oelt ereite 2pge / Sorreon,
ga General Tino tog @peu / @elio-
belle. San itiGeoe iig itrar iii Bill
las Haaoigbeo og ocnne bab ham
iortiptte lit Irbeioe / @oipitolerne.
Get err MI cplnit, ar rlber Sen
ieritc Storm pna Comes ToIdcio ior
en- ltaeS Sib iioen 9ioroc HebeIlerue
Jig ifploig / Ell u~hpJgcli9e SaoTie.
Gi al &illaS IrtiQeri Ai0elin9er gan
iig peo Ell Seiltagelle til at bOmbnr.
oere @iaaS eaet Snfanteri, og ReirIl.
tatet bar, at %ilo bleu iloaet tiIbagc
meo ct Cab al onlfrIlg 2000 Ntono.
Meo Sorreons Tolo bar 6e6eIler-
ne eQer aonititiltionnllltern / &ir.
feliQheoen aontrol pper Naluportcil
al Hepublifen Merico mlco ltnOtngel
ie al 9pcrne SaltiQo og Wtonterep,
Sopeoitpoerne / StnterlIc Goobllila
oa Nlieuo 2eon. 81 mi iorbereOer
en- Hebelnrnle nnoer General Fablo
Gonzales iia poo al anoribe Gam.
pico peo oen m%ericonite @u9t.
Gnonl Den 4oe Npril hnp0e &uer.
tas Megiering isr9et ior, at Otter.
retniltoerne ON SorreonS Salo, fife
par fommet no / Merico Sin. Gen
por bunae fpr SelQerne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-07
Sewis 6iertien cr 900.

4opofat 9efpi3 6. @iertiep / Win.
neapoIis epoe pIuoieIig Senoug Den
29be MartS al et Sla9tiliGloe. Wr.
@iertien bar, ifelee minneapolis
Sioenoe", ieot / Bergen / 1864 %
fom meo line 6orGlOre, DIR. %
Wrs. Serman Soban @iertien iii
slmerifa / 1868; Samilien bOiatte
Tia peo 9ofe amelia, minneapolis,
buor Sen / mango gnr boooe lit
Stem. Otter at baoe gientemgaoet
Solfeifolen / minneapolis, ltuoereoe
9epis @iertien Sus PED @isconiin
llniperiitet; eiter at pGre uoerami-
neret fra bette llnioeriitet, neoilog
ban iig / 1887 iom slbpofat / Min-
neopoIis, hpor ban iiben bar prafti.
ieret. gfosoe eiterlaoer Jig @lItru,
feot Mattie g(n6erion, % ire gern,
Mrs. u. 6. 9. Sobnion, og MtiiS
Norma @iertien % Claire @iertielt.
San ooerleoes ogioa al Sre0rene
Sobn 6. 8iertien, eli 8. @iertien
% George 8jertien ianlt Ssitrene
Mrs. Sarah @oebel, Mrs. emma
Sage % Mr8. Sopbie Goe Sores.
gfosoes 9IOite @rooer, aie6mano
% Tplitifommi5ipr NiI5 $. 8iert.
fen, bsoe for ilere Gar iiOerL % Ell
anben 9rooer, Ibpofat Seurp s.
@iertien, 0e0e / 1911.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-07
!S0lt upeir.
% omfomne blanot Srlianserne neS
Rem Spunolano.
"Spoforict'' jarneS.

6ra ct. Sobns, 9tep Sounolanb.
teIegraferes Sen 2ben 9pril.
6emti Mduo al 9eiptningen poa
Gompcreu "Newiolnolano" omfont
/ StrsoaaS unber en- 9lisiaro, icm
bcrieOe ituet blannt SpIiangeriloo.
ocn. Smtrert Iige iaa mango oiI fou
Den for 2ipet peb oe 9ioelier, De
u6fo6.
@ion er oeiad meget rngiieIia FOR
0unpercn ~Soutbern Grois'"
Sfipbne. Zen hapoe en- g"eirtnira
pan 10 Miano. % maj bar intet
bert ira BEN. iioeu BEN Sirsoag
Mor9en pdSiereoe sap Eiite for Sno.
gooenoe.
Ge 6olf. iom omlfom, bar inoe paa
S'en i'pro meo at ionge SpI Ianat
ira line Sfibe, oa oen forrpaenoc
Sneliorm breb los. 5 iamiuIoe TO
'0sgn par Be uoiot for llpeirets Ra.
lert. Tor Der fom Si9lp. og / oert
Sio latte mango al DEM 9ioet I'll.
Gamperen "Heipiounoluno" iii.
bsrte en- S9liureerilaaoe poa 10
Sflbe nteb en- g%eiptning paa iolt
2OOO Mono, ipreot omfrin1 poa SIS.
iIagene / Nerbeoen al Belle ,ssle
Strp0et.
"a Stornen fom Ipffebes SET Be
andre Sfi6eS Wonoifab at fonme
tllbage til line reipeftipe Sfibe. men
"Atemiounolnno"s Solf bar UNDER
Sagten fonlmet for lanat urf. gf
Sfibet5 100 ManOS Seirmina por
De 120 noe poa Siert. % peo 9sat.
tens 6rembruo par life en- eneIte al
oem pen6t tilbnge. 6erit TO 3sau
ienere g~ieuiauotes Go Mono / en-
poerlt iorfommen Silitano. Reiten
antoges omfommet; lIere Gig glen.
ianotes.
6orioen benne lllpffe nprer man.
loll ldgt, ogldd SrpJt ror Gampereit
"Soutbern 6rois'" Sfipbne. Cen
ltllloe boue ppret Der / ct. Sobns
iioite 5irs0ag, men enonu bar man
boerfen leet eaer lplirgt iii Ben. Mar
bar MI begpnot at isge eiter ben.
men ingen nGrer pibere Soab ON,
at Den enonu err ouen Sonoe. Zen
bapoe ialt 10 Iano om6oro, on
oeriom oct p%irfelig uiier iiq. at ale
oIsle er gaaet UNDER, iaa bar oenne
Storm anrettet oen itsrite SisuIpffe.
iom n~ogeniinoe bar ramnet oenne
2.
@reniea Siemonos. Snititut err
iorUnrolet iii @oipitnl. % Hcierpi-
iteruc paa oct Brittle Gueliesifi6
"Galupio" er lot til II Iooe 9iqfiiter.
~Southern Grois" bnpoe fllo 2ao-
nina, omfring 1000 SPl. ontboro.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-07
6oetbaIs 6upernor.

C6erit George u. @oe.boI3 oper.
tog oeu lite 9lpril lit me Gmbeoe
ion 8lruernsr for adrlaljonen. or
ciicr hans eget uotrpffelige Gnife
lfec0e bette lloen nogen Geremonier.
li0lig pdd Sormiooageu uoiteote
ban lin iioite Crore iom 5ormaro
Tor aanuIfommisiionen % ocrpdd
iom 8uoernsr lin isrite Tr0fluma-
ton. buorCeo SET permanente Sture
opretteoe9 Tor 3onen. 9ae De. Ser
er a~uidtte ue0 aanaIanIRgget unoer.
retteOes / et al Cen me 8uoernar
u6iteot 9irfuIPre on. Of De nj ior.
iereoe unoer Der me Sture o. at
oeres 9snuinger life uiIOe bIipe for.
Qu0re6e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-07
6en. Dcoo tr0oer at.

Waior General Seonoro @orp
trp0er oeu 220e April al iom Gbef
for @eneralitobcn, % Moior 8ene.
raj @iQiam V. @otberipoon, a3ii'
iterenoe Gbei Tor Nrmeeus Stab, er
u6ieet til bans Gitermano. Sen.
@ot6eripoons Giterman0 bliper gri.
goocgeneral @ugb g. Scott, Som.
monoont / Sort Bills. 1erns. Sen.
@ooo oil toge aommanooen oper
sitliae Ieportement mco 6opeofpar-
ter poa 8liuernor's Ssluno. Neru
0orf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-07
Cor busovrenes
Sunohee.

On rD aibeIing al 0et befienote
Hocfeieler Snititltte oil ON fort SiO
oprettes peO Gnbmap, q. s, ioet
Sobn 8. &ocfeieaer bar ifiPnfet en-
MiQion Collars. Der itoellttfenoe
fol anpenoes til llnberisgelie %
SefipmpeIie al Spgoomme blanot
Susopr. Nep Serieps 9egislntur
bar netop oeotaget Ell Sop Der tiaa.
Der SpretteIie al Ell iaaoan 6or.
legislation moen Staten. o. bet me
&ocfeieler SSnititute bill anlPgges
n9r Stdtens 6orisesation for 2anO.
brug.
Set err 3uberfuloie Dos appg
man iprIig bar taget Sigte pna ueo
geIutningen ON benne me aibe.
ling al Oct befienote Snititl,te. o.
man boaber at finoe en- Wanoe,
bporpaa benne 6orm al behring's.
ipgen fan i%tanies, og berpe6 gisre
et. lonet Sfriot iremoper til ogiaa
blanot Menneifebeben of iPtte en-
8rpnie for Ben "bnioe Geit".
Sames 5. Sill Of Minneiota bar
ogiaa itsttet nette SoretogenSe peo
at g~arantere $4,000 for llnSeris.
selie al SriiefOlera peb bet plan.
lagoe Snititute. ut benne timber.
ieaelie er llmagen barb iremgoar
berai, at @riie iii en- 99rbi al so
@iQioner Dollars buffebe unoer Tor
aolera Der / 2anoet iioite aar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-07
Haoiur1 / ulontana.

Sorrige ltee meIote@ / Suite,
Wontano, at oet ierite rahiuulbol-
oige grtSIag al no9en @etponing
NorOpeiten er funoet / SeoperbeaS
Golntp, nppnte Snt. SltnOet iigeS
at ppre giort at ire MineorbeiOere
ira Butte, og oct iielbne Metal or
fprefommet / en- @riippe Sfiprp,
beliaaenoe 81 Wil fra IrmIteO %
ii Wtil fra Vrenner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-07
Hoolcpelt / Sifferheo.

Sra gnthonp Siala, UieoIem al
theodore H~ooieneItS grpcbition, er
til Getp 9ort anfommet Ell aabel.
gram ON, at DIR. Hooieuelt Den iitc
april / qoo @ebolo bar %un0erpeis til
Wanaos, 9raiilien. Ger uar Ter
mobtagct llnoerretnirg ON, at Ser
Git allebaanoe Gpgter ON iurligc
Stiainger. hpori ben bcrsnlte Cp0u.
geliesreiienoe por Iteot. men ser
ipne3 aItioa life at upre nogen
8ruuo for oisie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-07
Sur SalsurSnins.

Sor Salsorbnins isles mer ilret.
fProig eiteriom SOlfempngoen porer
% eiteriom De bemofratiife Snititu-
tioner uouifler Jig. Noget Sorise
baa en- robifal Smoroning er Ser
imiblertio life giort iioen 1911. @tan
FOR irrRpet % lappet paa ben gamle
iem better.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-07

SOrtf9ttes pan SIDE 4.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-07
Sra Uorae.
Sgiaa en- "Mrrfeiaa". Smaa 9aro-
brns. ltlemper peS &nlgorSninsen.
S%aroinia9em tabt.
Sriitionio, 23be MartS 1914.

Srep ira "Secorob= Foiten"s foite 6riltiania.
6orreIponoent.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-10-10
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Rev. T. Porter Bennett, Pastor.

1890 ''The Unproductive Vineyard
will be the theme of the morning SER
mon. You are invited to worship with
US.
HAS Sunday School. A live up to
date Sunday School with an efficient
corps OF teachers. They will observe
Rally Day on the 25th OF this month.
els Epworth League, Mrs. X. E.
Webster, leader.
700 SIS Life Worth Living?" will
be the subject for the evening sermon.
You are invited to bring some one with
you. The services were we'll attended
last Sunday.
The First Quarterly Conference will
be held next Friday night at 1880. The
District Superintendent Rev. w. F.
Kendrick will be present and give a
short address,
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-10-10
Buckwheat Before Grass.

Buckwheat is usually considered
very hard on the soil. Some think
it poisons the soil for other crops.
While the buckwheat crop is a heavy
feeder, grows rapidly and natures a
crop in about sixty days from seed
ing, my experience of some fifteen
years does not indicate that any more
damage is done the soil than If as
many pounds Of plantfood had been
removed by corn or some other crop.
notwithstanding on a soil tends
TO loosen 1t and this is an advantage
to some soils. The buckwheat leaves
the soil practically free from weeds
and 1t is the best crop with which to
SOW grass and clover that / have
ever tried. BY the time the buck
wheat comes off the young grass and
clover has got a pretty good start
and then there is nothing to inter
fere with it's growth In the fall
The soil is free from old half-rotten
weeds and practically free from
young weeds. 1t is mellow and just
in the right condition for the young
grass to grow, and il is growing
rapidly in spite of the extremely dry
weather that prevailed during the
early spring.--A. ]. begg
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-10-10
County Normal Notes.

The editors this week are Cleo Thor
ne Lillian Atkins and Ward GenettI
The house keepers are Rose Groenink
and Clara Thorsen,
Mr.. Milford, the County School Com
mission, visited the Normal room last
Tuesday morning.
The Normal class began some inter,
esting work with Miss Whiting, teacher
of the training room, in primary meth.
oda
A beach party was given to the Nor
NAL class Wednesday evening by Miss
Hines and Miss Whiting.
Clara Thorsen spent Sunday at her
home near East Jordan.
Last Thursoay and Friday the Nor
NAL class went down to the Life Saving
Station and watched the drill of the
Life Savers.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-10-10
Girl Wins Horse Race.

The out of door girl is with us TO
stay. Gone forever is the old fash
Toned. simpering feminine type OF hui
mainly. The new style of Young wo-
man can hold her own with the men
al swimming, tennis or anything else
that requires courage and endurance.
Miss May Clahan of Shady Side. n. j.,
drove Yankee Boy, PAGER with a
record OF 2:10, to victory at the old
Gutenberg race track recently. The
race was watched by nearly 1000 peo-
pie, who admired the skillful work OF
the young woman.
There were two other horses in the
race driven by men, but she defeated
by half a length the fieetest one. Ned
Wilkes, owned and driven by Enoch
Carlson, i'm the fast time of 2l24 on a
soft track.
The three Due sisters are we'll
known swimmers. They are the
daughters of Albert +. Due of S404
Seventh avenue, Cay Ridge, New
York. 1t has been the aim OF their
father to bring up his daughters with
a love for athletic sports, and ever
since they have been able to walk
they have been used to taking care
of themselves in the water.
The other day all three girls started
10 swim the Narrows from Fort Ham
ilton to Fort Wadsworth. The two
older girls succeeded in accomplish
ing the feat in remarkably quick time
while the youngest girl, though fail
ing to complete the trip. gave an
amazing exhibition of endurance for
her years.
1t took Ethel. the oldest of the three,
hour and II minutes TO swim the
stretch. Vera, the next sister, made
the trip in hour and Ii minutes,
which was quick time considering that
she had only a few minutes start
over her older sister.
Altogether the three girls gave an
exhibition of skill and endurance 10
be proud of.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-10-10
THE GOVERNOR
COMES
CAMPAIGNING

Hon. Woodbridge N. Ferris, COVER
nor of our fair state and candidate for
reelection, was an East Jordan visitor
Tuesday. The Republicans OF our city
Wed with each other in honoring our
governor not the democratic candidate.
The East Jordan Military Band, Com,
pany X and our citizens in general gave
him hearty welcome and listened at.
tentively while he espoused democratic
doctrines. Mr.. Ferris is not making
personal campaign against Chase s,
Osborn. He talked issues, The mat
ter of state taxes was taken up in full
He defied anyone to show extravaganza
in state expenditures. The money ap.
propristed, he said was to cover defect
encies and meet new issues viii ch
came up.
Following the address on Main st, he
was escorted to the High School ground
where he gave the pupils short adj
dress.
While here, Gov Ferris and party
were guest of County Democratic
Chairman r. A. Risk.