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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-03
Meicri iolst.

On itsrre G~ienoomsbanoel ianbt
Steo | Snsbo9s, ioet IS. u. aiomr
ioIgte See Care Creamery til Sans
@sberg. Wr. aiome bar eiet % ore
bet Meieriet | mango gar % arbeioei
bet pp til en- meget Isunenoe 6orret-
ming. Oct bill forti9tte paa innlme
Iaaoe iom biotil unber Den me
Gier, Der er bel % foroelogtig
fienbt / Gountpet. Spao 0lr. aio-
mes Sremtibsplaner or, pioes enbull
life. y
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-03
5rit til 5armere.

@eb ipecieIt arrangement bill Rates
fins itore SrsfataIog for 1909 ian,t en-
Srspe al diamond Soe's Dig 8bite
SGbmais, Der bar irembrast 1853 8u'
ibels pr. acre, blibe ienbt frit til enbper
2Gier at bette 8lao, Der er interes'erei
/ ben porenbe @rsoe. Ser fortGles
cenne itore goe bporlepes Sarmen %
Sapen sisres ls~nnenbe. Sen er pGrs
Collars for ale iom planter eaer laar
Strip efter Den os nepn "9eeorab>S o'
item. @bresien er: 8atetin's Sect
Souie, SbenanSoab. Coma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-03
D. shl0entcr peb Cutler Col.

De Shioenter peo 2utber Col
leae, iom ipilet @oifct @nn, pil on
fort SiS tiItreoe Ell 3ourne, bporun
Der ser oil ipiles til fslgenoe Sioei
o. paa eitern9pnte Steoer: Den 17Dl
5ebr., Upper Soma ~ltuiperiitp, 6ap'
cite; tSoe, Sbattucf College, Suri'
bouIt; 206e, @uitapus aoolpbns
College, 81. Heter; 22be, ct. Slal
College % Carleton College, Rortb'
iieIb.
- Sibitc Mfanoaes gften bIep, ef.
ter bpab ~9ecorab.R epublican" bar
e%rioret, Ell M norif Sangiorenina
itiitet | 6. M. Sunnes' Stem Der
gpen. lens 0apn or edo @lce
GIub". Zen bar 6 Ieolenmer og
bar moot regelm9Siig bner llge iioen
Ropember ifior, men bor life p9ret
iait organiieret for mi. Wr. Gun.
mes er 6%oreninaens Snitrnftsr, og
ben bill meoe til Sangsoelier bper
Snsbag gften.
- Greameriet | Golmor bleb Mfon-
Gag belpis eoelagt peb en- Slbebrono,
Der paa 8runo al en- operbeoet Sfor'
itenSpibe ubbreb / Maifinrummets
Sng. Slufningsarbeioet blep noget
ioriinfet neo at Ell 8anoleoning bar
| llitonb. men enbel al 8pgningen
bIep bog rehbet, beri in%bbefattet Oct
Rum, bpor &iprnen % onore
Woifiner for Smertilpirfning bar
onbragt. Sa6et err belt oGffet peo
assurance. 8lsoen fra Smcgncn oil
ioreIsbig bIipe 6ragt til Weieriet |
SSiion.
en- aisbmano | Dor Nobobp
HoitpiQe ifuloe forleben ienoe en-
GoSie $50 til Chicago, og oa oct bar
iprlig ON at gisre, at sGggcne bar
olheleS friife, FOG ban Jig til at unoer'
iege Dem peo 9ps. Sette ipnteS unso'
benbigt arbeioe, oo 9Gageue netop
bar inobrogte al 6nrmere, men aisb'
monoen bIep off anbet enb bebneelis
~operroifet peo at finbe oper ii Gn'
fin Der bar raobne. Siebmonoen
paaitaor, at ban bar goo reoe poa
bpcm set err, Tom iolste bam oiSie
S@a % ifulbe Bure Sooo aommisiG'
rem bespnoe at rsre / benne sgggebi.
itorie, piloe oct itben Spil bliue en-
bsiIt fiebelig Ifipre for Seofommen'
DC. Get fan | iamme 5%orbinoelie
ltupnes, at Der MI / 2egislaturen 10.
religger ct 6orilo9 ON, at ale Sano'
lenbe ifnl bore tpungue til at UNDER.
isge bpert geg De fisber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-03
maapIG

-Rdit. 9orge reiite Sirsoog OF
til CT. IouI | 6o~rretninger.
Miis Belle llrneis fom SirS
hn1 biem ieien efter ct Gar Tigers
@eisg hos Slegtninge / Minneapo.
lis.
= Ssodr Bomber % s. s. @reer
bar bernie llge p9ret tillteoe peb Den
/ Chicago aibolote altomobillloitil.
ling.
- Wr. Stensruo reiite 2srOog til
9ruirie on Chen for peb Saudtorict
beritebS Of isge 299eoom MOB Hben'
mdtisme.
&einbart SnSbp % Inorelu
SGnion ira Glermont, So, bar op.
boIot iig beroppe / no9le Gage paa
Giiit hos @enner.
- Wliis W6arie gnoeriou ira 60.
noe Sonuibip tiItraobte SirSoaa en-
Heiie iii 0Gnnen, 9tebr., bpor bun,
oil beige ell Grober.
- 8osoGrtet normer liz M bur.
itg lin 6lIOfsrelie, "a 9eitprereu Tor
anlGgaet Iouer, at 8aS oil ppre ipr.
Dig for @rug inOen Ell llaeS Sib.
- Cigar Meitao bgoe iorleocn
fire 6orGIoreS Stem / Rprbeoen al
&igblanbpiIe efter en- llgeS 2ioelie
al 9IinotnrmbetruoeIie. HlfOeoe por
@tr. % WfrS. Sobn MeitabS pngitt
Seu % 6Ieo finn Is @ur qammcl.
Wartm Sbompion par ifSitJ
@Sanooe u0ilt Tor ct llbeI6, bporoel
ban brnt - Ribber. MeoenS BAN
Y. InlmOienS &sBuS bar beifipit;
get met al iuoIG9ge SIS, aleo ban o.
iolOt ms meo oDennuDute 6elge.
Nr. Giuur Soiepbieu ira Obi,
ca9o bar | biSie Gage o%ycrtaqet Still.
lin9en iom &eitprer icr "0ecorab,
Soiten"s Notwithstanding. Sr
Soiepbien bar i flere NIor ppret an
iat / "SfurhinaOeu"S Subifriptiou$
aibeIine.
- u. Roloen / 9ecorab Somnihit
er ! SirsbngS 900 / en- 2ll0er al "a
aar al ct SiertetilipIoe. @egrucel
len oil fore9aa ira Sriet npite Sirs
Gag eitm. ST. /, % Siget pil blioI
begraOet paa 8rnupInSieu oeO Sau
gems 6orm-
&c. e.. Norib % aeIion u. Bur
bicf oil ON fort lib bespnoe 9ouf
iorretning / WotoIius, Sreaon, el
Iioeu @p peb Den Sernbanelinje, ion
MI of 8rent 9ortberp ganen anIGe
ees ipbooer gieHnem California. u
onben Sernbane ifnI ogiaa nentes Ii
iamme Steo. buorfor @pen ipnes a
bape en- tor Sremtio.
Ut / Sarge uogioet 9lao mel
SeIer, at 5irit National 9anf aer
iteos, for buiIfep Suititurion 6. :
&eiier er 8ieeprGiioant, bar iors5,
lin aapital ira $100,0 900 til $500
600. Weo ct Ooerifab al $4,000
oe en- Acknowledged al 100000 q
per benne 8anf nItiao M rigeIie .
trpggeiie for fine aamoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-03
pouliens traaolcie.

Sra aisbenbapn teIesraieres ber
lite 6ebruar:
Otter meget pclIpffeoe Grperimen'
Ter meo @aIbeinar Youliens truao'
Isle 1elesrafipiem meIlem aisben-
hapn 90 Srfano bar ct engelif-ame'
rifanif SeIifab M beilirttet at oprette
traoolss SorbinbeIie meaem SrIann
og Canada. &~eseIm9siiJ Selegrai'
%iorbinbelie peo Si9lp al Bouliens
Spitem pentes at bore etableret in.
Den ct Iars Sib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-03
"Spproan alfalfa ap(es"

er Iapnet paa en- Iioeu Soe. Der er uSs
9ibet al @rispolb Seeb Co., 221 go
1Otb Str. 9ineoIn, Nebr. Sen er fire.
ben at en- @auo. Der bar grfariug / al
oble alfalfa. Sen siper o9iaa forte 8e=
ifripelier at Slpeet GIoper % Sant
Sith. Den forteIer ON gals os Sors
bereSelie al Sorobunoen, ON ben retts
Sib at pIeie. iaa. fultiuere. bsite o.i.p
STRIP ibaa efter ct grempIar. Sen fen,
0es frit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-03
Sprbbgr CT Isunenbe.

SuiinSer al 6arrlere tiener sobe Yeu-
&C beo at able "SIia3arb Belt" SorbbGr
ben itsrite % beoite Der mar enSm ban
p9ret iitanS til at irembrinse. @arbs
rer 9urierp Co., / Oiase, Soma, biz ieus
be to Plantcr al beune Sort (uerb sc
Gents % fri aatalog ober Sapebprf.
ming, Ibis man inbienber fit Rapu % iir
@presie. Spis mar inoienSer 10 Gents
for at eGtfe S~nbpafnin9 % Sorto bill
Der o9iaa ienbes big to 2saariee RaaIe.
tr9r: abresie: 8arbner Iurierb Co.,
gor 500, Sinee, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-03
Vorretntmgsnotiier
Gar on lGfi benne gos2

Wan9e ~ifriper, at ber nbe Gblersizfo
@u9 er p9ro $40 for en6ber, Der life bar
lGit Den. 8oeen fprtGaer ON en- eufeI
tpif Metbope, bnorbeb 8as / Napen, lure
Sptsb cler trGe Iaoe sieblitteIig fan
Iinores. 8ugen fan erboloes frit peb al
itripc til Gblerita 60, ct. Yanl. @inn.
SnblGg ct 2sgents 6rimerfe % n9pr
bette 8Idb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-03

Scatter, Gotter og Wus fom Der
for meb | Sanbelen.N gn &otte fom
iaaleoes mart OBJ til 2 6rancs.
0prene | 3ooIosiif Sape maatte
mn ogioa bolbc for. st Slagteri
fisbte fire aameler for en- Sris al
5000 5rancs og to itore elefantcr
for 27,000 6ranes. aisoet al bisie
0pr iolgtes for ca. 80 5rancs pun-
oct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-03
&ramcrs' Trb ipirer.

Tor at bepiie bette pl ri ieabe bia en- Vrspsorere
at Ter 9afier inefe Sipmiterfrs for 10 Gents:
Niters, finfs, 9etuuias. Sweet teas. pppptes o5
Serbenas, % hois ou ienoer % Rduue pda 10 eler
en- 9afte az 9ramers bersmte cots Seuturp @iaut
pauIieS.- aataIoa trtt. bpts bu nrpner bette Slab.
I, N. KRAMER q SON, Section d,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-03
CONNER / Scras.

Gunner ! scgas. - s Dallas,
Seras, bapoe man oen lite 6ebrilar
SO Graders Iarme / Sfpggen. SIS.
bauoIere % eleftriife Bitter par belle
Sagen | trupl 8irflombeh.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-03
Sorlfjeuiet.

Sngen Stcmmcret for aDinSer. -
WidigmnS Segislatur bar / Sirs-
bags meb SO moo "A Stemmer for
faitet 6orila5ct ON a~lminoelig Stem.
meret for apinoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-03
Yaitor 6. .. Qnnbcbcrg, Spbaps.

1fere1.
Yaitor g. .. 9unbebcrs, Spbaps.
manben iii oct firfelige Samfuno,
iom CT fienbt moer Napnct "9rober.
iamiunoet", er igien gaoet inc / oen
6orene6e Strife, bpor ban oprinoelig
bar Brett.
Turmilbct Som. Socialiitrebofts.
rem fSreo 9. @arren, Der fornpIig
bsmtes til Ter Naanebers SRneiel
og $500 / geber for lopitribig Be
npttelie al De Sor. Staters goit, bar
al E%rGiibent Saft facet 0ommen for
milbet til 500 ! 9soer uoen 6eng.
iclsitraf.
G0en Gpeniun, en- al De becit
fienore Sarmere / Wecfer 9orultp,
gtinn., or iioite llge afgaaet peb Do
Den paa lin iyarm n9r 9itdiielb. Oct
er iprlia peo bans 9eitrGbelier, nj
Wfeieriinbuitrien / npunte Gonntp
bar uopiflet iig til i'm nuo9renbe
fremifllote Stilling, % ban par /
mango aar 9eitprer for Star 2afe
Creamery. Som en- iielSen bp3tia
oa aniet Mtotb inbebopoe ban mango
Siaiosbperp inben gountpet. Saa.
Ieoes bar ban / i'm Sib Gountpfom.
misi9r og 0seblem al Segislatitren
Gpenion par Seteran fra 9orgerfri-
gen % uDmGrfeoe iig mber Snbia-
neropitanbcne i 1862. Sans gegra-
belle iairot Steb / Snsbags.
Mrs. Troi. s. 9. Gpjcn | Iinne-
opplis er blepen unberrettet ON. al
Gen tpife aeiier bar bGoret benbes
Sober, Sr. @ilbelm arethnanrl, meS
ben ~preusiiife aroueoroen al fierbe
alosie. Sette S9oerStegn bep gioet
BAN / Sorbinoelie meo SnbpieIien
al Tanfom Eigeifole, Den fsrite Eige-
ifole i Spiflono. Sr. aretfmm1
bar International &p iom @artner
o. acknowledgements baobe omfrina
oen her nPpnte Sfole, Der bar ca.
100 alosiepGrclicr % ell 9psning.
ser foiter flere Minioncr Ntarf, Iige-
iaoucI iom Eorfanl9aaene / Ganfom.
Ser er en- Soritao iii Berlin, ifpIoer
arettmam FIN Silbliuelie. San Ell
ooiaa MteOlem al Stabens Magiitrai
pa llnberpiSninaSraao.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-03
Eeu. 0uufe Weliuu m &.

Gen. amnte NeliOn og Silitru par
blnnbt De inobuhne @iGiter til Den
Wibbaa, iom / Sirsbass blep sipet
/ oct Snioe Sils til sGre for Meo-
lemmerne al De Sor. Staters Ssie-
iteret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-03
Notwithstanding
Zen lite Gebrnar.

ens Ct. psal
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-03
Gbitaao proouftmorres
mimmeappIts preouftmax,eo.

kIE0SATTE TAXTER e., ns.no,ao,ns.,:,.r vi rss..
triniiw Fortjenssts I'll nedsstte raxt,r.
TUE B0Tp TRlNsRkR co., MINNEAPOLIS, HIsN
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-03

Gbisaeo &pesmarfep.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-23

them a five dollar bill, and the stolen
coach disappeared as quickly as it came
our landlord came hurrying 10 the door
TO receive us. Surprised AZ our return.
for II was apparent the English woman
who got home before us, had made him
think we would remain until the end,
he greeted us with: why didn't YOU
stay 10 see il out?" and the colonel
said that | preferred New England
tea party.
well. the Boston tea party WASH
very tame" retorted the landlord
The English woman now arrives on
the scene with notebook and pencil. Al
ready she Is writing her bullfight for
Scenes in Sunny Mexico and wants to
get a few points from me. she wishes
she had stayed a little longer. Tor she
finds that her notes are a little limited.
rcaliZo that what 7 tell her. excited as
| am, does not suffice for her book, ana
that she regrets she came away before
me. but nothing can make up for oppor-
tunity lost. and as leave her ] fancy
that hear a suppressed sigh; but. alas,
the fight is nearly finished and there Is
no way 10 return.
MARY COCHRANE ROGERS.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-23
Plans to Add Huge Tract of Land to New York

this time-as the door burst open and .
nervous little individual dashed upon the
stage Behind him trailed his tall leisure
taking wife Excited explanations were
made-delayed train on a two hundred mils
Jump" Smiles took the places OF frowns.
the last, final ultimate rehearsal was made
at a gallop and the orchestra ducked under
its little door and away for hurried
luncheons. The stage manager drifted out.
too. And half the stage hands slipped
away.
All were gone but Props, and he sas
huddled over an assorted collection OF dag"
gers. toy drums, real pistols and fake guns.
scanning bit of penclled instructions with
puzzled eyes. Something was not quite
clear. but, with unquestioning reliance
upon the god of things as they are, hs
shrugged his shoulders as though shifting
the burden and left me for his brief noon
hour For Props. with the experience OK a
thousand Monday morning rehcarsals be-
hind his back, knows that everything Will
go right at the real performance, because
1t must. bhEli FA'E
New-York tribune., 1911-04-23
Woman at Bull Fight
Continued from first page.

tured TO ask him why we were the OH
iocts Of so much curiosity. He told me
that we were riding in a stolen coach
and that If it should be missed before
We got back to the hotel the police might
arrest MS At the speed VIC were going
this. however. did not concern him. lie
told me the boys presumably had taken
the coach from n sleeping servant and
,vould drive IL back doubtless before the
ovner should appear. My heart was In
nv mouth, nevertheless, and 7 began TO
foar trouble whenever we espied 4
policeman coming our way, but the col
ono, reassured me and knew We would
soon be at our hotel What might hap
rep 70 the two dere-devil bows OH the
,ox flashed across my mind. II did
not bother the colonel In the least. how
ever. and / tried 10 appear stoically In.
different, TOO.
When we reached the hotel he gave
New-York tribune., 1911-04-23
Monday Rehearsal
Continued from fourth page.

learned, in two minutes the priceless value
Of a smile. 1t may be confded that in all
the twenty-five minutes of Madames act
she did not have a single crash concealed
anywhere. Perhaps they had all been
used up: anyway, they were not there.
Come to think of It, those crashes were
not all used up. because Madame retired
10 give team of four acrobats chance
and those acrobats rehearsed somewhat
like this: SLOW music-entrance. Bow
quick music. Tumbe--crash. Tumble
double crash. He and I fall together
crash, crash Other two-tumble. crash.
Bow-slow music. Tumble-crash"' And
so on for three minutes. The miracle OF
IL all-besides those crashes--is that tho or
chestra is expected to know just what TO
do when he is all through And what is
actually the miracle is that they actually
do
While the acrobats were finishing their
talk the scene of a great drawing room, a
maryelously painted special set. was being
laid out by the stage hands. Tho big back
drop was rolled out from its coverings
fiat upon the floor attached to long bat
ten that descended from above. ana with
surprising ease and speed was swung up
from the f,oor out Of sight in the flies.
Then the fiat pieces of canvas. nailed TO
board frames of two inch thickness, that
formed the walls OF the gorgeous room
were put. part on one side OF the stage
and part on the other. against the walls
ready for instant use when the moment
came TO rear that house of cards. With
all their weight and all their unwieldy
bulk II took only two minutes 10 set that
scene at the first performance. and the
stage manager was cross because those
two minutes were just ono too many.
With the departure of the acrobats and
their myriad crashes the orchestra leader
leaned back IN his elevated chair and
waited with hands crossed over violin for
the last turn The stage manager looked
at him inquiringly. glanced at his watch
and then AT the door with a frown. The
performance was only ono short hour
away. some ono was late and YOU could
smell a fine sizzling In the sir For be-
hind the scenes. the stage manager Is as
undisputed a monarch as was the sea cap
tain in the good old days. and he has the
right Of fine and docking over any naughty
artist who may be late and delay. even
II 4, be hut for one little minute. tho
smooth workings OF his delicate machine,
There was o Wild clattering OF horses
hoofs In the street outside. a crash-reai'
New-York tribune., 1911-04-23

iu a New York law Office, and althouSh
rretty tired after assaultng the Keys OF hls
tvDevriter all day, he put in his nIshts at
the law school. Instead of pauslng on MS
way home 10 argue the sporting news WIN
tho gang on the corner. he went home ana
dug his nroboscis into his Blackstone. But
lie didn't let his blood grow pink, not at all
AT all. There was no likelier lad at SCRAP
than James when his dander got up OF
when any one threw him slui.
The luckiest tack that the lad James
t,,k uuon Fortunes sea was made by one
tlrn of his tler during these law scho"'
days. II brought him up TO Cooper lhsu-
,,te. where he Joined the Literary and De-
hating Society Here he thrashed out all OF
,hc burninc questions Of the day ana
learned the fundamentals of parliamentary
law which. though he dreamed 1T not were
,o No Of vital value tC him thirty years
in his busy life.
Among the youths who debated these
o,,,.o ouostions with him were certain
Iobn ". Goff and one James f1tzseraio'
~ ,,,roo vcrc serving their apprentice
s,tn for exactly the same trade, as iatcr
We shall see
,vhcp he finished at law school and was
ready TO take his Ill. b. James "a' ',a1
u,oeident of his class. Three years peiore
E,lihu Root had received Inc same "o''0'
In the same school .o
Rut Young James had no idca III '"o'
davs that fate was later to couple nun anu
I,lihn very closely together
our Young hopeful. like his dad' WdS
nevor for losing any time as you ''
,,,,ossed and the very month OF MS srau'd-
ton he had himself admitted 10 the p'' :
r,,,o,ico soon began to come his way bu'
no etiu sighed TO become jujgc
,e,or Two wears he had MADE enough "
-. ,.,, frs, trim TO Washington and the
- of that trip meant that James was
''''.' ,roenerous young barrister. u was
NJ" e,',ics tbat took him to the nauoia'
NJ 10 uent there on his honeymoon
ga, ,,.as &, January, 1884, and wheh hc
- tie voung bride into the DIE VIM
canitol he brought her up "sa :,
,,ncy But neither OF them kne" ~
Their thoughts were too iu'l % w
IN bother jot about the iu'u''
:, ,.,as somc time after this that inc pV,
uaro,s Young attorney happehe' ~ po,, a
~ volume entitled fros'o''
,,,,," lie read IL from cover 10 oo,'
,her vent out and bought such o''e'
- &C no could find. by the saino O"
,.or vho WAS Henry George inc l"'nou'
,tns,e tsxer. And although pe'no,,a, ,a,i
slhE'e 80, dr.fted bv Tammsny liaii
! .to, he started his career. Jaii.S
""0 = coon aboard the single taNe' :
man aoon So when George ran for sec
paio c,a,o in 1881 We find O'GofnsH
e.ms ticket. candidate TOT p's
.r,o, on ~ court Judge. Tammany beat nm = Op. u.
trlc. CUu nal, msiori,y. james was not TO pe
Judge as yeti - I'D
But wait for James. Ai,e' .osine his
for the next six years, sh' hohbed mp
practice 81 of the "hne. ,,.,,,o, n ,usg.. this
again as candidate for uiS'i'''
New-York tribune., 1911-04-23
SENATOR JAMES A. O'GORMAN

T ATE upon a balmy night OF spring
three years back, a grizzly bearded
IL key HATED. beclawhammered ht'ie
nan Of scarce eight and forty turned MS
night key softly. for twas a shame to d's-
ilrb the wife. and opened his door upon
hsrrcwing spectacle
Within the hallway the butler OF the
house was being jackjohnsonized by purly
negro burglsr and it took very smal o''
o a Jffy for the master 20 perceive mat
no faithful lord Of his pantry would not
cone up for another round
The man iu the smart evening clothes was
mssero Of frame. as We have said. but 'he
sood Of two Irish parents was in his VEINS
sno only one glance Al the picture pelore
Nm sent that fluid a-coursing through MS
F'isn ss hot as molten cmeraldS.
To keep short story short, the late
aomecomer threw down his tile. turned in'
leSse the black man within an inch OF MS
'ack life and turned him over to the police
And hencoforth and hereafter the Honor
,as Joe Bailey. the Honorable zen
Usys aud Tho other honorable pugilists OF
ne United States Senate must mind their
's and QS for our aforementioned bur
s1 touncer has now become member OF
n~ disnihed body. wherefrom he has dis
''sd our good old friend, DR.. Chaunccy
bepev
zone time before the civil War there
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"s 10 their little house in Greenwich VII
- Bow pant Of greater New York.
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eVing the grass grow under his feet'
sure, and while his Ellen was busy
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.. nkely girls, Thomas was out making
siovn before
H only son. James Aloysius-namen
Ns patron salnt-was the eldest of the
Youngsters lie was not quite year
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Bl The time be was old enough
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,,s. hut when he was fourteen. and
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sS' sscrament
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h. s she did more She saw 10 81 that
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New-York tribune., 1911-04-23
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was exposed. 1t is said that New York
increases in population 100000 a'year.
As soon as this extension was built the
population would jump up again"
Would not such an extension open the
way for a more symmetrical type of
architecture"
Yes. that is another of the advantages
of the plan. There are great many. as
you can see. 1t would be possible Tor
instance TO put a limit on the height of
the buildings. They could be kept down
to twenty stories, say. if proper roGula-
tions were adopted. This would give the
city n pleasing front toward the harbor
The width Of the streets could then DC
adapted 10 tho height Of the buildings
and the number of persons and vehicles
likely to use them. Proper open spaces
could be provided. and there could he Il
park similar TO the Battery and an orna-
mental water gate. The docking ot
steamships at this point, rather than at
the terminals they now use, would save
en- hours time in landing passengers
| The Sound steamers, which now go
around the Battery and IN the west side
of the island. could dock on the east side
of the extension. where they ought 10 be.
There is no reason for going up the
! North River to the drygoods district. Tor
the drygoods people are moving their
offices over to Fourth avenue and
storing their stocks in flreproof ware
houses in South Brooklyn. where they
can get lower insurance rates
"Who would own this land at the
start
"Thc city. II would own all the land
reclaimed In this way, and could sell or
lease it for building purposes, whichever
seemed more advisable
| your plan includes Governors Island
and the fortihcations on it. What would
YOU do about the fortications?'
THAT question would have to he set
tied bv negotiations between the city
and the national government. II the
people of New York City demanded that
this scheme be carried out do not think
the United states government would
stand In the way
How massive will your wall have TO
be? II is intended to be more than eight
| miles long and will have TO resist a
great deal Of pressure. Will II not"
The massiveness would depend upon
the depth 10 which II would have TO go
and whether II was to have back fill or
not II would not have to he as heavy as
you think The weight OF the Wall onght
70 be rufrcient for II TO stand alone With
out cross walls"
How would you 60 At the work.
Would YOU sink caissons. or what method
would YOU use?'
"Whv. pneumatic caissons would be
the best way. OF course, for then you can