Riverview Military Academy - Orbit Yearbook (Poughkeepsie, NY)

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onue went over lo see who 1lle daring ollieer was who would thus fave sueh a erowd and with sueh lforlitude. Blum-h to our surprise when the ollieer raised his helmet. the ever- smiling faee ol' Moulton met our gaze. 'l'urn- ing' ahout who should ohstruet our way hut Frank Leahey wilh a eouple of pair of trou- sers thrown over his arm. We were so sur- prised or rather morlified that we started toward the Fair without a word to either. When we arrived at the grrounds our attention was first attracted hy a. short. heavy hnilt man who hail - aj all the appearam'es ol? fi 2 g'en1'leinan and who seemed ' to have great dillieulty in Cl speaking the English lan- S- Q , lb guage. He was Sl'2llltilllg'0.'l BA- : ff- a small platform telling' his audienee how he heeame President of Blexieola hy means. ol' a keg of powder and a 'l'ew men. l inquired who this illustrious person eould he and wrs told that he was none other than the famous Senor Frederieo 'l'errazas. Uhuh. as I after- wards found out, ran for l'resident hut his pow- der hlew up his politieal plat'l'orm compelling: him to llee to save his worthless nec-li. When Fred finished his speech we ealled to him and on seeing' his old elass-mate he hurried through the erowd, whieh was tlllwllgflllgl' ahout him, to where we stood. lle was very glad to see us and said lhat he would enjoy showing us the place hut tlnzt he had to make .1 speeeh every five minutes. llowever. helfore we left hizn he told us to go and see the great dia- mond display in the large huilding to the right. NVe went im- mediately to the huilding and found the exhihit with little dif- fienlty, 'l'or a large eleetrie sign with the name G. A. Lines, proprietor, attracted the atten- tion ol? every one entering the door. 'l'here was Venus sitting amid his diamonds, ruhhing his hands and evidently enjoying life and at od ,ls with no one. Just as lf was going to speak to Venus a. lank individual stepped up and in 'a decidedly Pennsylvania. accent drawled out.

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llow's husinvss Gm-0rgro?' the li y i ng' tra pezo. 1, Pretty good Rod an- A sl i lll looking swvraal G4-org'o. il waited fl nlan drossod in K K Q, no longvr hut wont up and spanglod t i gh ts . spokv to llod and V1-nns. f swung' from ono Fine Business you X trapozo to anothor haw. Goorgv. hut what ' with ilu- g'rac'o of -'F-I -f- arc- you doing for your .ff country Noel? l asked. ' XYll0l'UllD0l1 S0li,2'lll2llI told nio that. while in school ho saw thi- great dmnand for liatin l'rottos., llc thought ho vould writo a hotter om- than the ono ho had usud whilo at school, so alftvr working fi'!'tvc-n yoars in proparing his trot lu- at last had it vopyrig'l1tod and now livod on tho rvwarils ol! his vory deserving' work. 'l'ho translations aro so written that tho tvzu'lu-r must haw a vopy in order to toll what the pupil is talking' ahout. ln this way Rod said tho doinand for the hooks would ho greater. lloaving thosv prospvrous young: :non wo inado our way to thu viruus whoro wv planned to onjoy our- solvvs .for a. vouplo of hours. llaving invvstvd in a hag of pl-a-nuts and also in ono ol' popcorn wo svttlvd down to vnjoy tho fun. 'l'hv first aol was 011 1 an owl in tho day- f' light. llpon look' ing at tho pro- gram to find out who this daring: pvrl'or11u-1' was. T found him to he Ralph Cfohurn. Fat swung' hilnsolf down to tho ground ainid tho great and l'0l'll'l'll into an adjoining tout. Anothor rm-n1aa'l:ahlv aut was that in whit-h Prolfossor f rdf Ll! fa TT... applauso Marion Angovine gan- an exhibition of his wondor'l'ul train- . . 'll od annnals which 'fi . , , l 0 t'0llSISiZl'Ll ol' 'rox tor- 7, . . . rl riors. ponws a n o ' ' other 1-dually dangvrous aninials. liruto inadc tha-so lN'l'iilll'lll and do stunts which l douht if ho vould do hhnsollf and lu-sidvs tln-y rvally ?ll'l Ull lll0l'l' lllllllilll.