New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-27
LADY BOUNT|FUL FOUND|
Fresh Air Children Return from
GIoversvIIIe with Good News.
ONE HAS COMPLETE OUTFIT
Others Bring New Shoes or Other
Gifts and All Are
Full Of JoT.

Ny LADY RoUntifJl has been discovered
Not only has she herself been discovered
hur her permanent place IF abode has been
found ont Henceforrh therefore II will
he easv for any oro who wants ANYTHING
70 get II that is If he or she Is member
Of 2 certain select corterie
The dis-overers are fortv-f7ve in number.
Like the ordinary run Of discoTerers they
immediatelv upon discovery aoisted their
flag over tho Now found domain and the
people Notwithstanding Ny Lsdy-as 2
sign that II was reserved in fee simple to
them and theirs forever
The best thing about the whole business
is that the Lady Bouutiful is plural. There
arc several of her AID then she doesn I
live so far away. either. Not to be
seCretive about the matter. she. or II might
be better to say they. abide in Gloversville.
The discoveries are forty-fve Tribune
Fresh Air children The first Of them laid
eyes on the persona &c whom the world has
been trying 10 find time out of mind about
four weeks ago, although the news didu t
leak out until Yesterday. when the last
fifteen Of the fortunate young people re-
turned 70 New York from their new pos
sessions.
The fifteen were bubhling over with good
nature. and they could not refrain from
chattering about their good luck. IN fact.
so jolly was the party that most OF the
other Passengers in the New York Central
coach which was conveying the youngsters
back TO their former haunts turned their
seats over and rode backward for the sake
Of watching the gambols of the children OF
fortune
They were bobhins w and down on the
seats and prancing hither and thitl1er in
their end of tho car while they compared
notes. Note comparing was necessary be-
cause they had been distributed during the
last two weeks in different sections of their
GloversviIIe domain.
You can't guess what Ny Lady give
me-" piped one ungramu1a teal miss to a
companion.
Hair ribbon?' guessed the companion.
with eve an expansive white bow
that was meant to conf7ne the tousIed ring
lets Of her Questioner.
Nav This with a curl OF the lip that
indicated disdain for anything so trivial.
CANDY
Nope. New shoes And with this the
beaming miss elevated a patent leather
clad foot until It was within an inch of
the others nose Then it was the Others
turn.
Guess what Ny Lady gave me"
Apples"
Nope
Comb
"Aw, wha5 do We think? l got comb"
4 give up. WHAT
This dress, And another one I got in
me box. Wait'1l I'll show it TO yez."
So a group Of heads TANNED themselves
together and their owners waited breath
lesslv until several recalcitrant knots were
undone, and the new gown was displayed
TO their Abs" and Obs.
Then there was chorus of Il COTS and
What did you gets?' that showed that
the generosity of Ny Lady BountifuI in
her plural disguise as several G1oversvilie
ma irons. had ranged in different cases from
complete wardrobes TO bags of apples that
made ones arm ache in the carrying.
An observer of the group Of girls that
made up the party would not have believed
them Fresh Air children They are too
well dressed" he would have said And
they were: but Il the same observer had
seen the party when it started on its vaca-
ton he would not have questioned the
identity Of its members. The children had
won the hearts OF their Gloversville bene-
factors and their appearance was the re
suit.
Said one young hopeful In discussing her
hostess. My Lady cried when I started"
The hosts all had a good word for their
little guests, and volumes would not hold
the good things the guests said and re-
peated about their entertainers.
on Thursday rs other little explorers
went to find q Lady BountifuI at three
Tribune homes while yesterday 153 set out
on a similar errand. eighteen of them going
10 friends in Schenectady, \. 7
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT