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.lerrls limi two miles froni ilii\ little town of .\illforil.' l‘:i.. thi- l':ili-' l".-i'<-_-.; School mis

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lsseinble. i`l‘0iii Liie siioirs of <_ii-ogoii tn the sunshine If Qnllfiiriiiii. lo i'ereire their llrst i.i>'trii<'lioii iii the professioii ot' i’oi'osti'_\'.

The vniiip is sltiinred on :i high plntcnu \rliii_-li I! nrt Oi' llxc i~.~‘t:itc of .\lr. Giilonl i‘i.ir~liut, Cl`iici` lfor- ster oi' the Linitcil Statics, \\‘li\»st- liuszie, Griiy '_t‘o\rct'.~i, les liulfn iiillc ii\v:iy_ nwross tbl- ;;oi~,-c of the Snirliill. The eiiiiip piiipvi' tins foiii' .~.iiiipli~ one story build-

ings, nnd :i stoiic roti:ige ucnr tiraiy i‘n\\'ei's. in whit-ii tho'Bd"‘\v.lio are tiiltlng the short :'»urse have their lectures. _ " _

Thegs bl1|itlit1gs_ tire the tiiess lint.. rooted, but upcnt

to the \\'iliii.\' ut hctircn on the sill;-_~. with its :lt-coiii» pluylng itltt-hen; Junior liiill, \\lir-re sl t- .<iii'\'eyliig iii- Strtimetits :irc kept, nnd the li-i~tiiii-_a :iiid rccitntlniis in sui'\'c_\'lii;,' lit-lil; ii siinill hiiildlng v. liii»li contains the Itimce of tile tllt'r<'tur of the t':i1i:p, \'. .lli ii sninll \rnrlt~ `lu|; téL‘hiilr_'iil lll>r:iry, :intl .~iiipp|lt~_< if i»;\iip\»r5_ |u1,i»_,-_ hypsoiuetcrs- :nail other lns\i'iiiiit-tits pwliiliiing to the Urofcssiiiii ol' i'oi'i~_<|i'y,' nnd iiisl, bn: tlrarcst tn llic iteért oi thi- stiideiits, tlic'i-liih lioiisi; ii buililllig with

_` one ltirgt- riiiiiii :iiiil tin iii|iiii»ii:~xc lli‘i\|iliii~i-, the ivnlls 'iilllig \\'ilil |iii'lil|‘i‘.~i ui' [mst <l:i.\'.~':‘s :iiill llie colors ot' 'inlay colleges.

k The studeiits llri- lil iiriny tents, two to eaicll cnnrzis ycovetghf, pitciivii :iii 1 3.: thi- two sli't':\l.~;, li’ii`tli nvciiiie and rniidi'-'ii_\', wlilt-ii i:.ii'nil iroin the Flntlron Build- lihg. ii ri\l:ieriliilllf~1lil_\' irlillc lent, into the ivoods biiitli 'oi' ihc club linii_-o, 'l‘lii~ i'i~.~'itloi\i'es tilting these two famous lliiii‘oiii;lit':ii'iQi ure ltii‘iilslii'\l \\'lth cols nnd blankets, \\'ii.<!i~=|::ni! with \\‘ais~’ibo\\‘l, Iwo cliiilrs nnd ll tlhle. i l.i;:.i.i‘_. .<. _ ~' iii in the form of booitcasi-s, improvised l‘i'oui frzigil.. nl' put-ltliif; boxes, und ii stviiizlit lliiib swung froni the ridge pole di' the tciit. on which ti niziii iuuy bling his other ilziniicl slilrt iiiid khllki trousers. Tlicse two streets ure' the iicaltlilzm _in the world, nnd trndc nerci' has c.iil never will z-u~ erosch on ilioni. '

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lti0ms,_ :ind li onli for \'oliitii<:ers to light llieiii wits »`~is:§\iv_tl._ 'The wise ones put on lyeiivy liobiinileti liiiots 'snd'ieft_ their emits beliliiil; the utilnltlnted siil`icri\il lfor their iignorance. 'i`liere cnu he no more |>lt.ll‘iii ' light thnii n mnti \\'e:ii'lng his cont nnd smooth snletl }dhoes"t`ryliig to <_~:irr_v two pnlls of writer up the eldo roi' ii hill iiinde glnulzil iiltli pliic neeillits. » ' ‘Under the tirilcrs oi’ the lii.»alriii'tni's nnd sonic seiiloi

rtlitiegltil the lires \\'<-rc bvailcii oitt with hemlock ,Jong s dipped in pulls oi’ wnler, then tiny but edu-tire "Gro" trenjellos' were du;:. nnd sclrntliic buck tiring foiled 'tim hI\Dl1'y»_ llziinie with its own \\'<‘|lD01lS-

‘ 0 Many a Sore Muscle. '

-when night ciiiiie the llrcs wie either out or under eoltlfol, but tliert- were soro iniisclcs uud»bllstci~ecl ihelgil 'galore The wily briiiis und roast beef' dlszip MMM ill the mess linll, however. banished nil teiirs of ll injuries. _

IAQ!! day the cninp wus formed into two dl-

Vl , one of wlilcli went to Junior Hull. where it was t n liihht lecture on the fiindiimeiitrils of survey- il And then turned loose outdoors with uhh. Pllllllb _h¢i£,3` d illitniments to put into practice whiit it hurl lilpfgalrd. Tile other division iissemiilcfi In the eliili `l'.wbors it listened for nn urn: tina vi liiilf to ii

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¢¢'. om the ground, sud lying down RH5 Bllllllli' _ -`thi_|,notcii till they got it in live Wllil the

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' -*ffl t 4 '»' iiiiiliisr triangles.

' l ` if ' V was nu lnstrumsnt wlilclitthvv 'iii Il ~" `_,6pt)::s-:ei£:rs'more redned manner than the ' “°t“ “'°:"°::,- i"°.:“f.'1:.‘°.i':i:.ii1°.':.l:l

i..iili |ll\l\". i W" Ui* 'nnd .I 0 G ld d l tn cregvs ot three and '

‘ t .~ 5%, -eoriteizls and me of growth °f '"4' l ni. " mdstermlned. The timber is all regal:

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publifs some years ago. Bla bearers desertedhim, food giive out, water was only drinluible when tnken_ from n certain vine which stored it up, sndfwhen clit. released ll: drop by drop. After wading thought swamps, at times breast high, for the better part 021

two days, wheregthe n.llga.£ors made night hideous by* their beiowings -the res sd dry land, only to he in-t formed that A revolution was.raking»_pitioe md that bandits were lying in wsition his trakl. fllhe story oi.

how he svoidedithe bandits and the iinhlfqneiiing ot.”

the revolution is an epic lhfitself. __ A young Wcsterner liadspent the previous summer with s surveying party which was running n liner througimtbc heart of the Ku-Klux couiiti-_iz B_v,chniir~e‘ they stumbled on xi store or the characteristic garments ot these gsntry hidden in ri vnve- and which had "vi-4 dcngy 'been undisturbed tor innny years. They proiuptiy ‘appropriated the-ni as soiivcnirs, swearing each other to secrecy. and wmlr their way.

Unfortunately, n rcdmnu lonkml on r-tio local unmxed

liquor in its original virgin white strength and let the secret out. , ' Not many days afterward, lu the dead or night, tho-

suryepug czuzip was visited by #party of mashed man w-itl1_ nge and bustuessilike i-evolvers. The surveyors were-_driven from their tents, their bugs imeeremonl- ously dumped on the ground, and the Ku-Klux gu-

ents recovered and burned. They were than iiivsn a

fzltrlsk of, moantciiu dew nnd warned to leave ti l such," tinds alone in the future nnil not to mention tbs.pres-' ent incident on pailii of ri r_r illsziqrecnble

quences.

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subjects Snturilliy rind Wcdiiestiriy afternoons ns cxtrli courses. .‘

’l‘liei=c is li nliort <-niii',st- iii forestry, covering seven

ivei-Its, ivlilcli is opvii to ilioso who li-irc not ii ci-lll-gui |lvi:|'t~t~, bitt the iiien who iiitciid to niiilte l’orosiry ai

|irul'es.~iloii iiiitl receive the di~;:i°cc oi’ tiiiistcr oi' l'oi'c.~'tr_v'

ut the eiitl ot' lliclr course iniist be arihiliiiites ol’ ii

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college or ti-vliiilcnl ,st-licinl ot’ rci:in;iil7.e<l srniidliig. V 5,. ffifi- _ 1/'_ '; ,_

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The :ilin ot thc gruiiti.-r port oi' llic nien is to no into

the goviwiiiiit-iii foi'c:-iliny service, but luuiberliig, pri- vule nnd Slate i‘orcsti‘y cliiiui their quota. 'i‘tio do mniid for iucn With ii iecliiilcul lrnliilng in these pur- sulls increases ciieh yezir and fur exceeds the supply.

The students are drawn from nil over the United

States. with nn occnsioiitii strliy from other countries,

ns iniiny :ii-i twciiiy-nliio dlifcrent colleges being rep~ '

reuoiited iii one vlnss. For the iiiost port the iiien tire

iithleies, the absence of lelti-i' or iiiiincrzil on n siventer.

`i dll menluriition They \"~'l"3 VJ"-‘ hm' by the emblem of prowess nt footbull,/biischull or lriiclt, Ill on arbltriiry distance i’i'e!i‘ U10 f°"f “f " being rutlior the exception thiin otliei-wise. in nge

W “D I Bllfk WUJJ ll li0lL'li in it Bl I EW” they range from the recent college urndurxre ,in the . - I

twenties to the man ncuilng ful-ty, _who li s tiunlly succumbed to the cull oi' the wild -_ ' -_ ~ °

The stsndnrd of scholsrsliip is very high. It could

not hc otherwise when elcli than is diiiiigrcxiictly,

1 , lggq' b t ~ li r wee si ly B N009 h t he has clioseii for his life work. There is iio_ ' 'Iwo ¢ . _

'O f- d.v|itheh‘h‘h ilxadthlntllmohe siimnguwnul. “fhich Xhtilhense ln the course; it is intensely priicilciil, nnd ° ` .

i ' V the trunk ot a tree showed its dlnineter ln ,,,,,||||||_|||, physical or mental. limi themselves quickly

l tif! 'the 'piece of wood aioiid Whmh U” "mb HW- by the wayside. . ,I I _

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Plenty of Good Play. _ _ ‘

Ono must not think. howeverhthnt it is all work.

There is good, healthy pluy, nnd plenty ot lt. A bnscliall tcnm. nnd :L very good one nt thnt, plnys

pt, they were div e n ~ W 1 d , st _

_ _ ll to the neighboring vllluges ou the et nes ay nnd n ur i ,‘ V inn' lmm t:mht“{,‘;0:'li:t it: osx-jtlhln Tgeqi. day lmll' holidays, while the students encourage their __~‘. ins” °3:|s_'E§ subject* in me “zulu cm-|-|¢. champions with a cheer' which is an astounding com.

Ghlglmer “bool ah very p“ct|ea|_ Th, pmiml of one of the Indian tongues and the pleasing

" . V "Hn M W tk the om” work hams dm, note of the boot owl:-

iti it it pen, kick s mir, monte ins ryi '

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The trnnslation oiuthe eupheslous Brut part belngz-

“Get away, get away, little ynller dog."

' R _ gg as the scientific name There are two good home inode tennis courts, on ,"5_~%h?\;%i1caté|1tts (gs tsugnt by frequent which the chgmplonshlit ot the camp is decided, nnd

_ to ,,¢¢|u|¢¢ ur sight by beth scien- numerous trout streams in the neighborhood and

ltmw' Mm, more than ri hundred dlfl’ci'~ all the treasures ol- the fmt. - ‘ . vlmpertent shrubs. Those who had not In the rugged :urn t ugh which the Sawklll ‘ A 5 “Q eyemenmry potruy ln college news willing nan s hsvopullt s dam, behind which

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tlmd toroster utter a twenty mile “hike” through the woods. -

By far the most Individual and characteristic tent.-

nro of the school is the "campfire," which takes plucn every other week.

Mr. Gift... .I l'lnclmt dropped ln between trains

early iii thc suniiuer iintlwnsi present nt one obtlicse events. No body ni’ incn ever listened to! u lender with deeper nttentloii thnti that silent circle. lit lily

by the flames of the ilre. tis lie spoke of the lite beige them, wnrniiigly, eneourngiugly, propbetioully. e spoke as msn to man, andthe earnest, living words fansurposned any dlgbts of oriitory.

A day or two after his advent the following slognn

nnrniiu into existennoz- "Mine eyes have seen the oomlng ot the ssvloirr ut ._ the tree,

Our grin! and glorious champion v`vbo’set the forests _ ree. A ' ‘ , e His name shall go resoundlnk o`v‘él°'lsnd and over sen

_ _ __ While Plgcho: marches on. _} ___ g'gi-5' igiggasii-'$:"§3i ‘~»§‘ -» »'-"7 G ' o mnaoni i‘f=`\“""’i r _ -_.__ _. ofyelil _l_<_4__-~~. ___

it T ree cheers for Gitord P

~Wlisn there isno one to addr-eu the csmpilre mast-

_iss _tiiLglg!!M|_¢1|i_'llsli_ tlitlr ¢y\__vrw_»mm°» _'A _ _ _ _

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unrtet sin s un ode to the illiu ilu in wtilc in

Q'--K . 'i‘|e. li. .dcliiiiii-e ol' its scientllic <~liisslllcntlou_ it ls eiiurnc-

terlzed ns it "daisy" and the :indlcnco is further ln- fornicd that

"It certainly sticks to me,"

ii sinii-ment whlvli they hnre nuiplc opportunity to prow- correct. Ur the wliulc :issi-inbly breaks into the tollowliiig cliisslc dltty:--

"Oli, iiiideriieiitli the hill lliere is n little still, _

And the sniolte goes ciirlliig to the slay.

You vnu enslly tell by the siiltlie and the smell Tlicrc's good liquor in the woods close by.

"it lllls the slr with frngriince rnre _ _

‘ 'i‘iiiit's only known to few, _ ._N-

wbile the echoes of the astonished \voods nnd rocks of darkest Peniisylvtinla' give buck the last iouk drown out “dow-rr-w-sv." _

At other times reprcsvntntivr-iw from vnrtmis col-

leges are cnlled upon to tell of their alma mater. And last, but by far the most interesting, are the rain nr those who have been lu the forests of this land null others. _ '

There wsa one msn who started to rua. by compgss.

50 lll\<'|U‘P _vlliir lip nnd tiiltc n little sip

Ol the good old niouiitiiln dew," el.:-" '

roiinti‘_\'." ' 'l`liere were lailes liiiiiiiiiciwililo of the wild beast!

of the \\'llderi:t-_~=<_ nf’ |i:i_-.:lit_\' trot-~i_ irrent fot't-Stl ilrel

niiil the llf~\‘ii_~t:i|iii;; rii.~'li lil' iriiitcr :i\'1\l:iiit‘hi=s.

lt was iill llf»lit:litl'i|ll_\' liii`i|riir:il The iizeii lie :i!'0il‘.'ld

tho bi; lirc on iJl'1nkets, llic siiiokt- of their pipes drittf

init into tis" d:ii‘l:uess.

Two miles clo\s‘n the liilrtrind three miles back home

np the snnic hill) lies .\lilf.»»r<l. The inhabitants calf never iiiidr~r.st:ii:d why the <~nli»i-_\~iniif' foresters “pay for doin' wi rl; ihnt llit-_v 1-oialil ;_-ot at dollar nnd s ball; ii dny i'or doln'," bitt, iicvertlii-li-_~=, they welcome them '

tt; the liolol ilziiwes. ' " The Inst 1-:iiziwtire is l:ldlo.~i' nicht. 'l‘lie club hotivii

is dceiiiuitcd with axes, snws nnd calipers i\n`d spoil! oi' the forest, iwiiiltrasiliig with the bright eolle{l_ colors on the wnlls. l":iir innldcns nnd their mctrtts ‘

sit :iroiiud the cniiiplire wliilt- the quartet slnis its r-\~.'m‘ie.~'t :ind the bold foi'esiers look their bo<lest.- 'l’lit~|'<- uri- no rni'i'l-~.';i~_~_ :intl i~:i»li in.-in gnlluutiy sees

the lzitly nt his choir-v in hor tlooi;~»-lop.

When the tcn wet-its airc up tis happy nnd healthy

n set/of men its there :irc in the iinlteti States lenves for the two weeks' viiciition. They luivc lisd A solid, practical experience on which to lisise the highly tech- iiicnl work iii New Ilnven. At thi- end of September they gnLiier together iii the (Zlt_\' of l'llnis nnd continue their insii'ii<'tloii_ linlf iii the tlcidyliiilf in the class-' room. nntll the sprliic,_

For the iiiost part they then sl-t-iii~=~ iniimr no-iltions

in the government forestry sr-irvli-e for the siininier. teach or work with surveying or crinslng parties, and come buck in the nuhnnn to tlnlsli the course,” of which they spend the last four months in the Soutbt ern lumber woods.

They ure gi':idiitite~d nftcr the two your course with

both ii prtictlf-:ii nnd tccliiilfwil knowledge of forestry in ull its briiiielies, nnd ilnd an opening rcndy for tbeui in lumiwrlng, teaching. prlrnto forestry or sttel passing Mr. l’lnchot's exiixnliiutloiis n place ln the

government forestry service.

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g g HE old order chiiii;:c.<. :ill right," snld the whltl

.Tliiilrcd buokiteeper. liiltlng ii trny from n pile ln'

one of the “Help yourself" qiilck lunch places

:ind passing down the counter. "it‘s changed so blame much that nowadays you don't give any order nt nil.

“l've been bii_\lng lnnclies down town for thirty'

yenrs," he went un, ns lie settled biinselt at s .table with his selected repnst, “iiuil l tetl you I miss the kind.

of rcstsiirnnt we used to hiive before these porcelain nn' risitlc, sell'-clocking resorts came hi. Why, there u.-i-i; an be some nisntal stimulus and agreeable amuse-‘ metit with _rrilir hush. But now you hurl in as much as you cnn hold or strord, glure at your neighbor as it _von thought he vriis going to grub the ple, nnd break

for the door.

"Take this mutter of orders. You won't hear eny-

ililng In hush dialect nowadays, except. maybe,/one in the blnck' or ‘brown tho wheats,' even where they still keep wiilters. A man used to be kept guessing il t

lm- old days, tlgurlmx out the combinations ‘ ioiiriint hnd for cortnln dishes. -.~'_'_§ '< `

"Now there was ‘Tommy ln the bo-owl! 'Iiummyl' ' You‘d hear n wniter bellow that nnd it you were ini- f _ tinted you knew he was onlerlng tomato soil "Bobby

blue on the iron!" was certllnly an eR_|$v:g`l\b_iU¢\\¥0 for hukedbluedsh. 'Moonlight ion thi I’ :ll s lot more poetry to it than ‘pooh lj s earned in-el' bsshf ‘Adam and e on s raft' was way ahold of in prosaic demand for pinched e Us toast. Bug

The bash dialect went out with crankl l and the County Det_uoci'acy,’l_ ... _.._..i."-Eg' ” QP'

¢hst's the tendency these days. .rife is wing

harder, fiister and aiisrller. 'We’re losing the&qur_

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