The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-03
SWIMMING
BY Frederic 81 Haskin.


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s-s>s ~
The pub1cfs beginning 70 olp -;
toes IN the somewhat icy waters tna1
splash upon The sands OF seve1s:
Beach. Mass AT. Coney t t;nS ..s
fcrEds that take their daity Q lulnnsS3
are stead14y increasing ano ~ 49, ~
amount TO that SURPRISING 5Ae u
10000 people gong ZOE = t SAT -
at a single time, for erealeT. 11un1Dsts9
batne at Coney Island tnan az ~
other place In the world AdanllS
City is alreacy of1ert1g the sven y
its surf 10 the nn11i1ons senat 20 e1eazs
each season and naSQSeraoe ZOE 2
time as sons and daughters OF Sep-
tune, ,,,o.-.,
The beaches from tlor1da GO 80
offer their alluFennen1s 70 49, 49,
public during the summer montass
and are IN no wise 1eDenent IN tns
winter. AT Santa Monica. on the g
ctfc. and at hundred other beaSne5.
where the waters are tempered 1oes1---l
Iy by the japanese current, men.
women and children are coming -
cry day by the tens OF tnousan r11 ~.
an indulgence IN thaL SPOT -
throws down the gauntlet TO them AZ
for popularity
BuI tneSe l1sae,sSa tso1r
PIE swarm IKE ne
the cages OF q 1rosz pona, s..,e,,+ r,
fringe OF the e@,-.
which ColDnDaa oeecAs !assisS -, -,
summer sp 49, - .t,e1, - ~
terror mas conveIl s. - i.s,,ae an;
chain OF encna1 nIma sI IL +e -es5sr
1nvasaet1 9al-a - 1.ss haconoe one Of ma
every lake has oA1e " -.
lures naIl eor1unnss: IL Az NET
brook thar penetraIes lni 1870 Tue q1 nav
ude OF the 1arer > SoW l ps.5s 49,.
be MADE 20 III q lIaut-1t, S.eS ~.
dered by 1r1enoly c caIIa-.A 80 80
come as grau1y1ns 20 Is - pSe1S+1sa,,s
were the luxur1ous oda tns %
where her great men ateInasAy
swan and argued tne11 ~
And still tneseoppolIunlIe
swimming are supplementea ~ me n
nunaeraole pans La 80. .. = A1l easst -
by lc1paifS 1900 tenement sec.
coast IN - Ine 49, s1vinonoiI,rI
ions OF 49, 49, $3.50 ,o-nine to night
- IL I,.,r,aT5+v IN the
UL1,a.. the na+itorfums.
10 q. 1,,,e;nese enter
often malnta1neo ae IsSaa - zee
Prlses anu Sns .1s So te wster which
But 1tA',s s,,1ss,seS tho ne1t
l.sel =. - ,i+,eSs an accept-
Few HonsnS ."iiI... ~
dnce VI sne -
The almost qn1yerSai ap 1Ssf. ~
swimming Is pI9oaoly 49, - enfireiy
that 1t takes the sssaltu5 , e1es.
out OF the realm IN sWn1cn5 ne 0 20
nartly dwells- In the ne ~ ~
in a new element re-, ae = 80
tains himself by a SKILL ski stnsIts - - -.
ployed only upon tnls ~ =
/ occasion Usually ne Passes - ~
warmer into colder, more Di $3.50
4 more exhilarating Surro unolns-
4 Clothes. convention, class, ~ III,
! carded in the democracy OF sl ps Tbe
i ing suit OF the absence " L. 90 a
business man VINO mas :" 'ea ~ ~ =
day or a week IN a not ou 20. ~ lid
! desk, or the laoorer VIZ L. nA go, a.
brtck-1n the sun, may leap at 80 and
river oank, INTO cooi' 49, 80. ~ ersn1a
ished his fatigue as ne ooes s INs1sS .1---e
he has accumulated at ms
4 Athletic sports are measured py
the recreation they give and the
! physical benefits that follow In lhe1I
wake. a benefit that accrues to al
who swim Is that which comes from
the sport as an exercise Phys1cal ol-
trectors pronounce swimming one %
! the sports that best serves stl ne pu.,
! pose Of developing a. Wen Iou alS!sss.
and proportioned BODY s%ttH
/ one uses practically all mas musciss'
The arms and shoulders are i5tt le.. -
Sercised in many calhngs. an1 s"i IL
ming IS parllcu a Fl. 80 80 1;1-eIv
4 veloplng tneSe- ne 20. g. 80
to get exercise "nsre oSr .s1.o,, cs-e
40 not out !ney - so -caI1ed
Il OF IN " 49, sct OF
upon 70 40 us snaf e,,. 1T sTirnning
/ swimming. IN 10 5+saiF as . de-
Istands N . az Ias sb g. IN ADDITION to
i veloper OF 1 tue The Course of
ISupplying breath IN me sCoo!Ses