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Secretary of War Root of Wash- ington visited the Fort Saturday. He came out about noon on a special, spent an hour and a half and went back at 1.30. During tint tinge he saw that the Sheri- dan rood extension through the Reservation should be built and the geneljal buildings of the Post greatly increased. Society peo- "ple from Lake Forest were down in greet numbers and it was a gala thy for the oflioers. the? lots. It will require about twenty-five cal-loads of stone for the job, which is supplied by John kind. I You could hardly realize there were so many men at the Fort. in being built, and then neat Med shine walks between all About 400 mén 16ft for the Co- lumbus barracks, Ohio, Tuesday. That in thefirst battalion of the 29th1nfnntry, including Compa- niel A, B, 0 and D. ‘ Cummings Cox .are putting quite alot of improvements 0 1 the Fort cemetery. A fine macada- miaed dfiveull around the grounds The foundations for the new nddition to the guard house are mly' m. They are very sub- stantial and no hay in blue or any. other color will dig out through these walls. The addition is about 45:65 feet ground dimen- sinus. Wednesday was pay day at the F'ort and the 1,100 or 1,200 men wen paid 0! early in the day. When the NEWSLETTER reporter were up there, just before sunset, there was no disturbance of any FORT SHERIDAN. O’Langhlin of Racine, whki also supplied scores of car-low the government in piles all sf?! side the Fort tracks for imp!“ the Post drives. 4, For the benefit of those wht to know We will 'say there is parade every night at 6.30, e Saturdays and Sundays, 5am formauce at 9 a. m. and it tion Saturaay. Miss Evelyn Scott, ’who with her brother, has spent sever gde- lightfhl weeks at the Morain gleft Thursday morning, in com, any with Mr. Norman, as far aef ‘Al- bany, Thursday morning, fo‘ the family summer home in Bar Har- bor, Me. She came ’for three weeks and remained seven, such are the’ attractions of the Park and the Moraine. Miss Scott is one of that ‘or~ tunate, but too limited, cla of per-sens who shed sunshine 1nd gladness all about them whe vet they go. Hence, sheieeonsci sly missed up at the Moraine at in‘ the large circle of her do i; ted friends' 111 this city and Lake ,5‘or- est. She has entered into the social life of the/elm and film: shore with her old time enthusilusm so thet her departure this year . is more keenly felt than ever before, and carries memories of ti cl mm- ing season to her seaside 1' ma "Dowh East.” _ 3 A resident assures us thal gt is as quiet and peaceful tip abo: 3the Fort as in any country villagv of its size. Read the ans-Lmn. "‘HE SHERIDAN ROAD NEWS-LETTER. aept ins 'iah This has been aptly and felicit- ously styled the “Age of the Young Man." The story is old that the churches as a rule want young preachers and pastors, veal in the pulpit, as the late A. X. E. Boyd styled it, with ministers the "dead line” is passedat fifty years of age, so said. When a minister is shelved atfifty it is largely his owu fault. beennseyhe has fallen behind. We once asked a miniater about that age, his ~opinion of certain theological books, and he said he had not examined them, he had given up buying books; that' n. he was not keeping abreast of the theologio thought of the age, and He will make quite an extended trip in England, perhaps Soot- land and then go over to the con- tinent and Ineet his sister, Miss Grace, who is in Paris. He ex- pects to be back in the Park about September 17th after a delightful vacation trip; His many friends here in the Park as well as else- where will wish him a hon voyage. He has spent the summer at the Moraine but expects to return to his old quarters on his return. . ”Wyn- . E, Norman Scott, who has spent several summers in the Park and been a most eficient member and oflicial member of the Exmoor Club' In promoting the interests of golf, left‘ns Thursday morning for New York, whence he expects to sail for Europe Saturday in the Cannrd liner, Lucania. He expects to dine ‘ with his father had his cousin, L. G. Yoe, Saturdny, be- fore sailing. The Young Man. But the young man .is at the front, and chiefly because he is a hustler and gets a move on things right early. He has muscle of body and brawn of brain and I pretty good sound judgment for his years. This commercial .age developes to very marked degree, precocity of judgment and busi- neu’ sense. It is. in the air. Then the young man’s vision is toward the future, he has ideals, not memories of days and wages forever gone. He is bold. daring, sometimes rush, but he will take chances, and the'sge likes sndap- plauds if successful. We welcome: the young man, but don’t want him to crowd us too hard. Old men have their place in the world even; if the young men are at the fore. If no more, these venerable sires are valued connecting links between the past sud present. Long may they continue. AWOR‘I‘IIV m. "mum Ulla tho Sun.“ All doctors hive triedwcnn Octal-r5 by the mo! powdon. add. yuan Md inhslers and dfll‘l in pub form. The powder! dry up thé mucou- uainbm “-31“.be to crack open tad blood. The powerhfl magma": the lumen hue entirely «(on "my the an. min-Ina am their M M" His great argument was that his people did not read those books and he could save his money and his time. Perhaps they did read them, but they caught the spirit of them, it was in the air and they sniffed it every day ’ and it was his business to keep abreast of it so astobeooulpetent to guide them. He fell behind, of course, as he deserved to do. so was not keeping in touch with the men of his time. 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