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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-15
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moate sic alte @adt ser &absburger
bred)em. Sum ioute Ser &onig aber
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6iren6en ernannt nnb fiibrte 6ie
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entbii1en.
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lebrten borgenomntenen 8eriu9e ct.
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6em Dlino6arm, I'M @egeniab gu 6en
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81 riudungstbieren 3ugefiibrt muroc>
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6es @roBoarms %berborruft.
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1otmentleerung berpor. Dieie Telt-
itellung lit bon bobem practiiden ST.
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frantic oft 11nter langen Storungen
Ser Iarmtbatigfeit 81 lei6en baben.
0ie gntfernung 6es 8ltn66arms be-
ra1tbt Ole ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS zines
tSafts, Ser lire S11nctionen iteigert.
Gle Golaer11nae1 1es @eIehrten ali
pfeln in Der 5eititelung: nMeon iol
es NIT allen &raften permei6en, 6en
8lan6oarm 81 entfernen ODER 81 Be-
ibnei6en. Ser @lin66orm, Sen man
bisber a1s f%unctionslos aniah, lit
gong inn @egentbeil Elm Organ, 6as
i'm menidliden Srganismus cine
midtige &oue 81 Derieben bot."
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Ser notbmembiee 8linbbarm.

Die @ntfern1tng 6es 8Ii1rooorms
lift in BEN iiingiten Sabren fat 81
elmer Mo6ezOperatton getpor6en, no.
BEL man iid m1f Sic Mnnabme itiibte,
6ab Der 8lin66arm Elm berffummer.
teS Organ fei, Ser feline eigentlt@e
Snnction inn menfdltden 0rgamis.
mus berloren babe un6 fornit in
@rrn6e iiberflifig iei. Die Inter.
ilda1nge1 un6 g%rperimente, 6ie ST..
@obinfon in longtpieriger Mrbeit in
fetnem 2aboratori1tm porgenommer
bot, i@einen beittmmt, 6teie Mnidnt.
11arg gu tpi6erlegen 1tn6 als etne1r STR.
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Baa$ ml1d bef.
Cur Trabjabrsiaat.

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mabig fem. l1ngleide Somentorner
geben ungleide Bflan5en.
9ie &eimfdbigfeit bes soatsuteS
iolte immer borber feitgeiteut uer6an,
ga bel g%eringerer @eimfdbigfeit etmaa
6tdter geiat mer6en mnB. 90 burd
langere Mufbetpabrung 6ie &eimfraft
notbleioet, 10 ioute> tuenn mogli9,
Suatgut Der lebten grnte pertpenoet
tperoen. DaB 6as @oatgut audi rein
fem ion, braudt mobl ni@t Defenders
ertpabnt mer6en.
Meben Ser guten 8eidaffenbeit 6es
Soatgl1teS tragt 6ie iadgemaBe Mus=
fiibrung Ser Saot piel gu 6en @rrte=
erfolgen bel. @enn ser @flom5en=
be tan6 Elm i60ner glei9mGBiger tper=
6en iou, 10 fanr Dies MIR errei6t
mer6en, tpenn sic 8ertbetl11ng 5es
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bringing cine g%IeidmaBige lit; MIN
lit ober ielbit Ser geiibteite Sdma1n
ni6t imitan6e, 6urb @an6ioat sic
samenf0rner gang gleidmdBig ber<
tbeilf ouf 6en 8o6en gu itrel1en, audi
baben mir fem Mdergerdtb, NIT oem
mtr Dos breitpiir6ig geldte 5oatgut
glei6maBig unterbringen f0nrtert, es
mer6en immer biele &0rner a1f Dem
8o6en nnbe6edt ltegen bIeiben, mel=
die BON BEN &0geln gebolt tper6en>
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feimen, a116ere Samer1 tper6en pie6er
gu tief IN 6en 8o6en gelangem. MIen
6ieie n Nadtbeilen fann ma1 entge=
ben> me1tn man anitatt &reitiaot sic
9riai aat a1tpen6et. Dte 9rinfant
fat gegeniiber Ser @reitioat peri6ie-
6me &or5iige. 8ei Ser Driuioot bat
man be6el1tenbe Sameneriparni;5S,
man broadt Biz 5u IS meniger 5aat-
gut, sic Siefe Der nnterbringung lit
cine gleidmabige, pesbolb Sic Goat
gleidmaBig m1fgebt un6 a119 ipdter
Elm gleidartiger @ton6 ser Srii6te
erreidt miro. @ie Grtrdge iin6 err
fabrung5gemaB bel Driuiaat gr0Ber
urr6 6ie 9ualitdt beiier oIs BEL 8reit=
iaat, meil BEL Ser &eibenioat ieoe
&flan5e 10 5iemli@ glei6 piel 8o6en,
&m1m, 2uft un6 @idt erbalt; tpegen
6eS freien 2i@t5utritts lit 6os So
germ Der @flan5em meniger 5u befiir@=
ten, ebenfo treten a11s 6emielben
@r11n6 &olt= urb Melta11pil5e meri=
ger onf. Serner erm0gli6t sic &ei-
beniam etne @earbeitung 6es 8o6ens
mabren6 Ser @egetattons5ett, mos
bon ni@t gu urteriddben6em @infIub
ouf Ste &0be 6es grtrages lit. Die
bielen @ortbeile, Ole sic @eibeniaot
oemra6 altftpeiit, iollten ole Sarmer
beranlaiien, nad un6 nab CUR Grill
ioat iber5ugeben.
Cine tpeitere MaBnabme our eide
rn1g Ser grtrage penigltens Bel &C.
treble 1T 6as 8ei5en 6es Soatgutes.
Dus loqte 1rie unterlalier tperben.
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ID. sammellite beg .. 81. 6. Gen.

tralneretnS BON Noro-Mmerita
CUR 9in6erung Ser Motb Der bonn
&rieg &eimgeiadten 9eutidlar6s
un6 sl1ngorns.
9a1rd 8eb. EbieIe fir ct. stepba=
nus Siinglings @ereirt st. @opne,
Sm6., 1920; 81. Mamen=@erein Ser
ct. MifolauS . @emein6e, 8rooflpn,
g. g. $31.25; bur6 &rn. S. @i1b.
&ebrmann, MbtbeiI $780, 81. @.-Sr=
Sen, Gbeiter, Ba., $71.06; 6urd
uMmerifo>~ ct. 9ouis> &c., bon 2e-
fern Ser ~Nmerifa," a~11besbaIb Mii=
iouri, $685. 6ur6 uMmerifa", ct.
9oltis, $780,, fir Gotb. Union Of Mii<
iouri, $955.10; 6urd Sen u@on6e=
6erer", ct. &aul> Mim., $4,000;
6urd 6ie Catholic Nrinting &c., G11=
buque, Sotpa, $780,; @erman Nrint=
ing & EubIiibing &c., ct. 2ouis,
$780,, $500; 611r6 9fen. Ebeo6or @or<
ming fir ct. Brancis Gburd> Dpers=
billie Sa., 1170.O00; bonn Central
@erein in gonitance> (@rofton g. 81
9eeb., $500; ourd g. Groeblid fir
S. 81tblit, @imnebago, Minr1., 800.
3niommen $2789.25; 6riiber quit
tiert, $42,234.56 . Eota1 $45,O23.S1
@raiioent Grep beridtet, 6aB BEL
linn $5746.29 eingelaufen fei.
Sur 8eantportung 10 bteIer Mn=
frogen, OBJ nn1 an tpen 6os geiammel=
tie @el6 5ur @ertbeiIl1ng iibergeben
iei, o6er ubergeben miir6e, 6iene fol-
gen6e g%rflar11ng: Son Ser beim &C.
fretdr 6es 8entralpereins einge5obI<
ten @1tn11ne bon $45.023.81 tpur6en
em go. Mddra $40,0OO.00 an &rn.
Sol. Srep gefanot, melder 6ieie Gum.
ME lo11t 8eidluB 6es @oritanoes 6es
3entralbereins CUR @d1fte an sic
Deutide @otbe &ren5-@ eie1idnft,
uno CUR &dlfte an Sic Se iterreidiih=
ungariide @otbe ~&ren5=@eieuidoft
Intermittent mirb, (o6er piel(ei6t biz
be11te i6on iibermittelt bat) CUR Sim
ber11ng ser Motb ser @ertp1tn6eten
nn6 ser @ithpen nn6 @ailen ser ge=
fallerten Sol6aten.
@ir f0tr1re1t 1ridt nnterloHer, nod)=
mails 6arauf aufmerfim GIT maden,
bab 10 monde @ereine nn6 man9e
@emetn6en onf SEN bonn 3entralber<
Elm erlafierer Mufruf nm @aben fir
unfere 10 fdper beimgei11dten 5tom<
mesgenoiien nit groBortigen @oben
1tn6 Samnlungen geanttportet, un6
6ieien iei nodmols Elm ber5lides
u@elgen's @ott" 3%ugerufen. @ber audi
febr biele baben iib Biz iebt nod nidt
iotpeit o1froffen fonnen, n16 nur
cine gang fletne @obe ein5uienben.
Sum modten mir an ole foIde Ser
,eine, @emein6en o6er ein5eIne Ser
foren, tpel9e im Grange ser pielen
@efddfte nod nidt 8eit fonben, lire
@ufmerfiomfeit orf 6ieie 10 tpidtige
@o6e 5,t le1rfen, 6ie 6rtneert6e 8itte
ridten, bod m16 ibr @herfIetn bei511=
tragen gu 6ieiem noblen @erfe Drift
li6er Mdbitenliebe. Sc foute feinen
@erein int 3entrolberein geben, Ser
rttdt apenigitens nit elmer fleiren So
BE in sic @brenlifte 6es 3entraIper=
ems eir1getragen mare.
SSn Ser &offnung, baB ale @ereine
SOS Big iebt @eridumte redt balo
rodboIer nn6 sic SummeIli1te 6es
3entrolperetns bergr0Bern belfen,
5et6net NIT 8ru6ergr1tB
Sobn q. Suenemann,
@eh. BEG 8ertralperetns.
- Gin g11tes Md6de1t CUR gerridp
~ >n~~~ H>.o>~I 49,
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- Gin g1ttes Md6de1t CUR @erri@-
tung %angemetner &aatsarbeit Der.
Iorgt. Gutter 2obn nn6 quite 8e.
ho16Iung. Mdberes in nMorbiter,n"-
Office.
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@9nitel.
Gin Drittel Der 0berfld&e bon
europa 1T bepaloet.
9beorten perurfa&en rnebr
aopf3erbre@en als 9atiaden.
Die 3abl ber beinn @tat m1slts
den @piele 1T 2,752,294.408,5o 4,6
Mit be,a, tpas Elm ein3tges Batter
foftet, tam man 3tpet Rtnoer 9roB
3ieben.
Ste 2onboner 2uft entbGlt an
Mebeltaeen bis pter3ebn @aumteile
Roblenfdure.
Mufralienu nb Neufeelano berz
3ebren jdbrli@ iiber fiinf3g MiQtonen
Rantnden.
8is 1871 parer i'm englif@en
!6eere bic Sffi3tersteQen Biz gum
Sberften binauf tdufli4.
Gau1beit glei9t benz Rofte, Der
tpeit mebr angreift als Die &rbeit; ber
@@luFel, ben ma oft brau@t, lit inn
rner blanf.
Sbre mobre Matur 3eigt bic SUI
genb i'm Sample nit ptberi trebenben
Mntrieben, un6 am b0diten bemdbrt
lie ii9 i'm 2eiben.
wer in einem i4panfenben Menz
f9en ben @lauben ertpedt, bab man
an feline 8raft gum @uten unbe6inst
CLAUDE, Der fonn linn Rraft etnfl0ben~
Dente ni4t INNER an bid anein,
6uge gefdnig bi@ benz @an3en!
Sc f1rnen eben ni9t ale tan5en,
@iner muB au@ Der @pielmann fein~
2ernef 9tpeigen. Grit Der @apeiz
genoe b0rt. Der @4meigenbe fam
melt ale Rraft na9 innen. @enn CT
Damn pieber fpri@t, fpri@t ct als Elm
gang Neuer.
Ser tGtigite @ultan Der @roe lit
Der 218O Meter bobe @angap, Der in
@ibamerita an ber Ditli4en Settle Der
Mnoen 1iegt. Gr 1T felt 1923 fait unz
unterbroden in Mufru1r getpelen.
Mer miBtrauif@ 1T, begebt Elm
l1nre@t gegen an6ere unb f4dbtgt fi@
felbf. @ir baben sic gfli@t jeben
Menf@en fir gut gu balten, 10 lange
ct uns rt4t 6as @egenteil benefit.
9ie 8otanifer ftnb auber @tan6e
gu BEL ttmmen, bon pel4er urpflan5e
sic amerifanif@en @ingeborenen bic
&artoffel ge5i9tet baben, 6enn pil6
madfen6 mirb bieie nirgenbs angez
troffen.
@or Der @riin6ung bes 3ouDerz
ems tparen in Preuben in ben proptnz
5er ppfen unb pommern a@tunbpierz
3ig, in ben p%roptn3en limits Ser @lbe
einunoiieb3is frembe @eloiprten anti
li9 anertannt.
Gnttpe1er drpRe menfmen pber
9rpBe 3pede mub Der Menf@ por ii4
baben, fonft pergeben feline 4rafte tpie
benz Mognete sic feintgen, tpenn ct
lange nt@t na@ Sen re@ten @eltgez
genben getebrt ge1egen bat.
Seoen Mugenblid bes 2ebers, ct
foue, aus pel9er 9anb bes @@idfals
CT noble, uns gu, ben ginftigen fomte
ben ungiinitigen gum 8eftm0sli9en gu
maiden, barin be1tebt bic &unft bes
2ebens unb bas eigentlt9e @orre9t
eines berniinftigen @e1ens.
Mus 2pnbpn tpirb bert9tet: Sn
ber Mau, in Der Ma4barf9aft 6es
Mbmiralitdtsgebdubes, 1T bas grobe,
fir Sen Meltumfegler &apitdn Goof
erri@tete 9enfma1 our@ ben prin3en
Mrtbur bon @onnaugbt feterlt9 etngez
petbt tporben. 9as Mpnument, befz
fen Mufitel1une auf etne auitra1iide
5uridgebt, 1T Elm @erf oes
befannten 8tlbbauers Sir Sbotnas
8root; es felt Den %beriibmten Meltz
retienben in 2ebensgrDbe bor. Der
aus ben pom 9entmalto<
mite gefammelten @elbern ion CUR
bon @oofz@ ebenftafeln
nertpenoet merben unb 3par in oem
Mamon=irzG lepelanb in Oortz
fbtre, no Goot gebpren tpurbe, in
Greet Mpton, mo Goot In ei1em beute
nod erbaltenen S9ulbaufe er3oeen
un6 in Mhitbn. no ct lanQe
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Wer miBtrauif& 1T, beeebt Elm
unre@t gegen anoere unb f@dbtgt fi4
felbit. Wir baben sic pfli@t, jeben
Menfden fir gut gu balten, 10 lange
ct uns ni9t 6as @egenteil benefit.
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POINT PLEASANT.

POINT PLEASANT. y. j. July 10
Tennis stars from New York and phil-
delphia appeared in the Point Pleas
ant Tennis Associations tournament
this week. The matches are being held
under the sanction OF the National
Lawn Tennis Association.
This eyar twenty regattHs will he
held on the Manasquan River under
the auspices OF the M|anasQuan River
Yacht Club Cups will DO awarded the
winners in all the events. with II big
championship trophy for the winner
having the most points at the conclu-
sion of the season. Clinton l.. Fisk of
Jersey City is he chairman OF the re-
gatta committee.
The weeks arrivals from New York
include
Hotel l.eighton-iMr. and Mrs. @. w.
Borton. William Cahill. Mrs. Philip
Bilodan. William X. Griffin, Marshall
Peabody, II. w, Ladd, Arthur II. Dun
ham. Mr., and Mrs. r. u. Gatcomh.
Pin Bluff lrn-Miss Ruth BARLOW,
MIR. and Mrs, l.. +, Iglesias. Mrs. NJ.
II, Machado, Miss q, Nlachado. Miss
VI. lgles!as, MIR. and Mrs. Geory,
Breeze. Mrs. Il. Williams, Henry Is.
Williams,
Csrrollton-Mlss Grace Hall, Miss
Edith l.. Geestweet, Miss NJ. b. Billiard,
Miss Helen NJ, Rosenfeld. Mrs, Robert
Rosenfeld, Miss NJ. Regina Kryes. Miss
Katherine Reyes. Francis X, Reid.
Beacon by the Sca-Thomas T.,
Barry. w. o. Wandell. Mr., and Mrs.
r. r. Lloyd. A. Hayden, X. n Hayden.
Mira. Albert O. Hayden. Mr. and Mrs.
J. NJ, Sheehan and Mrs, II. Barry,
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EDGEMERE, L. /.

EpGEMERE, l.. l., July l0.-Tnis we
ming virtually all of the accommodations
in the Edgemere Club Hotel are engaged.
Elmer L.. Matthews, the manager. says
The season thus far has been the most
successful since he has been at the Edge
mere.
Bridge whist In a popular diversion
among many women at the club. This
week they organized the Thursday Morn
ing Porch Club to give a bridge whist
on the west veranda of the
hotel on every Thursday during the sum
mer. The members are Mrs, Elmer T.,
Matthews. Mrs. II. II. Powell, Mrs. X. T..
Eldred. Mrs. William Smith. Mrs. II. Is.
Nassolt, Mrs. II. c. Strobel, Mrs. H. A.
Whaley, Mrs. +. A. Ringler, Mrs. Ram
sey Scott. Mrs Herman Scharman, Mrs,
r.. T.. Foster. Mrs. +. A. Mott, Mrs. John
Finck, Mrs. James Fleming. Mrs, Carl
Goepel, Mrs, Felix Phiffer. Mrs, Benito
Rovlra and Miss Dorothy Eldred.
Recent arrivals from New York city
at the Edgemere include Mr.. and Mrs. J.
W. Osborne. Jr., John a. Farrell, Mr.,
and Mrs. John $. Durand. the Misses
Muriel and katherine MacGuiro. An
drew r. Shiland, II. H.. Merrill, Mr.. and
Mrs James u, Fleming. A. j. Ostendorf,
Miss Florence g. McF;wan, Mr.. II Mrs.
Joseph A. simmons, Mrs. Charles II.
Orris. Miss Elaine Ilammerstein. Mrs. j.
Il Allison, Mrs. John II. Randolph, T.. G.
crowley, II. r. Appleton, Jr. Grant
Burns, William q, Burns. J. l.. Myers, O.
g Hoyt. j. V. Sandersale, Miss NJ. II.
Murray, Miss Dorothy NJ. Aiken, NJ .ss
Anna Griffin, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward ],
Kelly and Mrs. william q. Collins.
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go
WIN Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Bixby of
81 Louis,
hN-HoV. John A. Dix and five
,,ehus We're guests or the club at the
rourth or July celebration. Count de
puise ana baroness Frueme were pres
eht' introduced by Mrs. T.. +. Slauson
or New YORK.
Inc Hawk Eye, a speed boat. owned
ny a coterie Of club Members. gave a
hfty-fve mile an hour exhibition In front
OF the club late In the afternoon. The
driver was +. @. Peabody.
Fireworks. under the direction or an
expert from the factory, was the closing
feature OF the days outdoor entertain
ment. The pyrotechnic display could be
seen far up the lake from Dome Island.
near the site OF the Sycamore. and Pearl
Point at the entrance TO the Narrows'
Nearly l75 couples were In attendance
at the annual Fourth OF July dance.
The rustic porch, quilt adjoining the
ballroom with the express design OF ac-
c~ommodatlng overflow crowds OF dan
GERS. was itself crowded to the limit of
its floor space.
Frank Moulan. the comedian. remem-
bered for his work In 9TH A~rcadians,"
and more recently 1.-The Queen OF the
Movies" Ia staying at Lake George at a
little hotel near the entrance to <
more Island, where the well known
Sycamore Hotel. destroyed by fire W
years ago. once stod. He IL accompanied
by Mrs. Moulan and spends most OF the
day fishing with Clarence W. Willetts or
the klaw x Erlanger hrm.
The Lake View House at Bolton has
the distinction OF Turing even college
professors to it's Fourth of July dances.
Prof. William T.. Byerley OF the mathe-
mates department at Harvard ana Irol,
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THE ACKNOWLEDGES.

6ARASAC LAKE. n. Y, July 10.-While
Independence Day was a busy one at
Saranac Lake. Ii was also one of the
quietest the resort has ever experienced.
The absence Of cannon crackers and
other noisy fireworks was much appre
ciated by the summer visitors. Fol-
lowing the Country Club luncheon and
tournament on Monday afternoon there
nave been given several luncheons and
dinners. To-day the Country club mem
bers are meeting for the third tea and
ournament of the season.
Prominent among the social affairs OF
the week was a stag luncheon given at
the Country Club by J. PeytOn Clarke
In honor OF Edwin A. Strong OF New
York. Covers were laid for six, other
guests being Arthur Duncan NOR, VIII
lam b. Trowbridge. Charles :. Thurs
ton and n. II. Gay. The luncheon was
served on the clubhouse veranda over
looking Ampersand Bay.
Members OF a jolly dinner party who
motored to Bartlett's Inn at BaTtlett's
Carry as guests of LornaX Littlejohu
and IL. IL. Littlcjohn included Mrs,
Esmeralda Duffy. Miss Emily Mann and
A, d, Moir,
Mrs. W. II. Haase gave a dinner at
Pinehurst in honor of her guest. Mrs.
Edwin Faust Of -. Louis. Among the
BNiFAN N'i' WI wv . - " ' III
Mr. and Mrs, George Fisher. MIR. and
Mrs. J. Peyton Clarke. Mrs. lula
Howell, Mrs. Peter Saussenthaler and
II H., Gay,
H. II. swords Of Morristown, y. J.,
has opened Wigwam cottage at the Am
persand, where he will be Joined by his
sisters.
Mrs. VI. Grlswold has taken Hcmlock
Lodge and arrived there this week.
Camp Bedford. on Lower Saranac
Lake, has been rented for the summc-
to J. T.. Harris OF New York. The
cottage AZ 1864 Park avenue has been
opened by Mr.. and Mrs. Jose Vega OF
Tampa, Fla,
Robert II. Coleman Of New York has
opened his Church street home for the
summer
Larry Evans and Miss Ruth Evans
have been Joined at their cottage on
Idgewood road by their sister. Mrs
Walter l.ymdn Bryant OF New York.
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N. Y.

STAMFORD. ". Y. July lot would
he extremely difficult to ascertain which
form of diversion Is the most popular at
Stamford this season because of tho
many things It il possible 10 do here
and the of interest that is taken
in each diversion by Its devOtees.
There are those here who devote the
days to tennis. although golf is passing
tennis In the amount of interest shown
because of the two unusually fine links
that are found at Stamford and the
number of golfers who have been at
tracted to Stamford by the excellence Of
the Country Club course and the course
at Churchill Park
The dansant of course IL very much In
vogue n occupies a prominent place
on the programme at the larger hotels
and boarding houses, Card parties have
been numerous during the past week and
will continue during the season, as will
the open air concerts that were started
with the opening OF the season on Memo
rial Day.
Among the now members OF the Coun-
try Golf Club this season are Mr.. and
Mrs. Anthony J, Drexel. Jr., of philadel-
phia, who have "A new summer home at
Seager. n. Y. where they are spending
the season and from where they motor
OVER to enjoy golhng here,
The Country Club will have a nag
handicap golf tournament in which each
player will he provided with n flag bear
ing his name that will be placed where
the ball lies after his last play and the
successful competitor will be tho player
planting his flag furthest along the
course.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. A, Kuhn and family
Of Brooklyn are occupying their summer
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arrive the middle of the month and re-
main during the racing season. when
opens August .,
Other New Workers who have taken
cottages here for the summer include
James NJ. Andrews. Carman Barrett. Dr.
Thcodorus Bailey. G. Vanderbilt Bar
ton. Samuel A.. Clark. clifford A. Coch-
ran, Mrs. George w. Carleton DR.
George u. Cochrane. Col. Courtlandt c.
Clark, Thomas clyde. James G. Dun.
William II. Ellis. Amos +. Emo, Mrs,
Catherine Frech. Giuseppe tmberto Fee
rulli, the Misses Griffith. T.. II. Gross
man. Miss Christine Iialstead. Mrs,
Henry u. Hyde, BENJAMIN Hart. DR..
Henry Herman, Thomas +. and Francis
II. Hitchcock.
Others are william NJ. Hoes. Edward
W. kearney. Mrs. Helen NJ. knicker-
hacker. Adrian r.. Herman. Col, George
Perkins Lawton. Leo j. Lehman, DR..
James McDcrmott, Mrs, Frederick ID.
Mollcnhauer. Nine. Grace $, Mankow-
ski. Andrew Miller, Chauncey olco,t,
Mrs. Henry d. Purroy. Israel Putnam,
the Rev. Spencer =. Roche. James Rodg-
ers, Mrs. Frederick Robert, James Shev-
lin. Mrs. benjamin +. SPHINX, Ackley c.
Schuyler, Roland W. Smith, Harry NJ.
stevens Dr T., Le RCy Sattrrlee. John
II. st. John, Mirabeau l.. Towns. Fred
crlCk II, Won Stade, Joseph n. Nooley.
Or. Robert H.. Wylie. q. T. Whitnauer
and j. Brandt Walker.
The Casino, which for many years
was famous as Richard A.. Canfeld's
place. and is O owned by the city,
has been opened by Mrs. A. NJ. Thack-
ara, Jr., who will conduct 1t In con-
nec,ion with the Hotel Biltmore man
agement. which Is to have charge of
the restaurant.
o Whitman was one OF the guests
at n birthday dinner given on Tuesday
night at the Casino in honor OF Mrs.
Thackara by Col. 7. Coleman du Pont.
Former Governor John NJ. Slaton OF
Georgia was n member OF a dinner
party AT the Casino Tuesday which in
cluded Mrs. SlatOn. II. c. Haskins of
New York. Mrs. Thomas Johnson, Mrs.
Marani. Ernest +, Ayrault, Mrs. STAN
ley-Giford and Mr.. and Mrs. Addison
Il. cplvin Of Glens Falls.
Secretary OF the Interior and Mrs.
Franklin Is. Lane stopped over here on
Tuesday. They are on a motor tour
with Mr.. and Mrs, James S. Hanlon of
Chicago.
Band concerts in the parks began this
week. Programmes are given three
times a day by the Troy City Band.
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SEA GIRT, N. J.

SEA GIRr. y. J.. July lo.-The old Ga.
oilrt and Spring Lake Horse Show "A.
s~oc'atIons clubhouse and grounds viii
pecome the social meeting place fer Sea
n'r' society If the plans OF the Of
ncers recently elected IN the clup arc
carried cut. The club hereafter VIII
ne known as the New Spring Iahc
and Sea a!rt Country Club.
Frank $. katzenbach of Trenton has
neen made chairman OF the board OF al.
rec'ors. IRE women's committee con
sists OF Mrs. J. Harrington Sickel and
Mrs Rudolph V. Kuser Of Trenton. Mrs
r A. Potts OF Lakewood and Mrs
henry Williamson and Mrs. Arthur II.
Osborne OF Philadelphia.
A school Of instruction for the FIRST.
Second and Third infantry OF the Ma
tonal Guard of New Jersey will be
opened AZ the Sea Girt camp. beginning
tomorrow.
The Second Regimen won the M
ti"nal Guard trophy match his week.
Arrivals at the hotels this week in
clude
Tremont-Dr. Theodore p berger. Mr..
and Mrs. H.. NJ. Fernandez, Mrs. g. NJ
Ferguson, NJ +. Farley. Miss u. NJ.
keninaueh, Miss NJ. l.. Lyons, Miss
Geraldine Evans, Miss Anna F. Keane,
Miss Mary c. Peterson. W. II. Barten-
dale. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. II. Lynes. Mr..
and Mrs. L. b, l.ynes and Miss Margaret
T.. Rowe of New York.
Parker Housc-Edward V. Davis. A
f. TAFT, Miss Agnes TAFT. Webster Gil
bert, Mr.. n Mrs. John Dillon. NJ.
and Mrs, J. L. W~eissonburser. J. Paul.
T., :, Lawrence, Jr, and Mr.. and Mrs
II, L.. Ebert OF New York.