New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-07-21

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s How he Saved q Girl From 8
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By ESTHER QANDfVEER !
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
On Lake Winnepoge in New England
= q camp where in. summer several
hundred g1ris OF all ages from twelve
70 twenty are congregated They are
housed IN bungalows and eat on q
long. broad portico. an extension of the
central building, and dance I'm q hall
built expressly Tor that purpose and
for sundry exhibitions. There are rid,
ing masters and swimming masters
which OF course involves horses and
paraphernaiia for both-and canoes nd
tthe1um. A namber oE tennis courts
oompsete the equipment for Summer.
exercised
Camp Wocomoc b located On one end
sof the lake. which Is several miles
long and from half to mile wide.
A Dowocnes p not allowed to 60 cut
In . canoe until she can swim continu-
ously. certain distance and keep afIoat
foc ffteen mtnuteA Having passed this
4eesk. she ma7 thereafter 60 canoeing az
her pleasure She ts not hampered
with ektrta, foe every girl must wear
tho onmp pnaform-a blouse, bloomer
knickerbockers and stockings to the
knees. This dress Is also worn by the
ladies p charge and when they are
short and feshy Il gives them anssap-
pearance ,ot a waddhng tat ben. AS
to the young ladies IN camp costume
they an look about the same age-that
IS, anywhere between twelve and
fifteen 81
Nicholas Beaverton. a young lawyer
of promise. having worked very hard
During the winter al late into the
spring. inquired Of friends in New
England fos a place to spend a few
weeks where be could be quiet There
must be no hotels, no casinos, nobody,
y Act, except himself The best that
ooum b donof oshin was LAko Whine
spoge. Tbe person who recommended
VA Miss Webster forgot to say any.
thAng about the gt1s' catnp. Il may be
Chat she LEFT Is out Of her description
Of the location Intentionally. thinking
chat the sight OF young girls padding
about I'm picturesque costumes would be
q pleasant sight Tor the young man.
She may have bad a sinister inteo
don BE this GO 4 may. the young
man vas recommended to 60 to Lake
WfnnepoGa bot to the other end fDom
THO giri1 camp. y
Beaverton wen4 TO Lake Winnepoge
and found AZ the end where he had
been adyised to settle several cottages
one.of witch was to rent. After learn
ing ha4 The occupants Of the others
Uese eoueAes Nth ssneil children Who
desired QuSetude be tooA the vacant
cottage. getting his meals at a farm
house nea1 b.: There was 4 rowboat
IN an Clubhouse which was rented with
the house Being settled, Brewerton
prepared 10 I've an uneEentfui life and
rest.
Rue man propoeea God disposes."
Ono mornine the next AFTER his a.
rivai--Rrewerton got out his rowboat
and started out 70 row lazily on the
lake Il was q beautiful summer
morning. and the hills on ono side were
pe6ected IN the wates. Light clouds
hoated above as indolently as Brewer
ton 6oated on the lake He was much
pleased that bis was the only boat
within saghA. Truly this was just what
be bad come f0r., He thanked In his
heart the lady who had recommend.
edA
HaEkl
Bseveston had pulled up near the
ahore where there were overhanghg
6nA From under the branches came
an exclamation Of dissatisfaction. The
voice was feminine and seemed to be
ha4 Of q child From disturbance
az the branches he inferred that some
one IN boat had become entangled ID
them A few strokes bcoughe him to
where be could see what was going on.
First, there was a canoe with the
word "Wocomoo'' painted on the bow;
eecond, there was a girl In the boat,
who might havS been twelve, thirteen
and peshape fourteen dressed In a
costume Beaverton had never seen be,
fora The navy blue material Of her
apparel from her waist TO her knees
might have been a skirt Or something
eise. Do eosh noe tell whsk Judgina
from % iength. she should be about
six 1enrs cd bue Brewerton was sure
ahe was not 40 Young as that
sOsn ! Do anything noe you. little
HEas' no asked
I'm not quite az familiar with canoe
ing a. I should be. I came under the
shade. Of these branches. and In getting
ont ! am afraid I shall upset the