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New-York tribune., 1921-12-04

reminiscent material concerning Forty-second
Street, some interpretations by Simeon Ford,
Dr. Virgil P. Gibney, Charles Elliott Warren
and others being included:
1t is very satisfactory and an inspiring
hought to recall that the first important
building to be erected on old Forty-second
Street was one devoted TO that noblest of all
cnarities-the relief Of pain and suffering
among the children of the poor-the Hos
ptal for the Relief of the Ruptured and
Crippled-which stood for so many years at
the corner Of Lexington Avenue. 1t was then
70 Tar out OF town as to be regarded as a
country hospital.
was among the first Of the old merchants
On Forty-second Street who came here when
the original Grand Central Station was built
That was famous building in its day. There
was nothing like it in the country, and for
years 1t was the most talked-of structure in
the United States. I have lived to see this
outline eighth wonder of the world pass away
nave seen its successor pass away, and if
history moves much faster it would not sur
Prise me it lived to see the present building
$3.50 disappear and all the commuters wend
suer way home not on the 5:15, but in their
VIVA machines, like so many migrating birds.
rorty-second Street, when first opened my
MODEST drug store on the southwest corner
y the present Commodore Hotel, was an at
0acave street. It was very wide and was lined
"Nn beautiful shade trees most of the way
e Sixth Avenue. There were two particular
une magnolias in the lawn in front of the
aospital for the Ruptured and Crippled.
saen they bloomed they were beautiful
I asns' and the neighbors for blocks around
ame to see them.
oeyond Lexington Avenue the land was still
su'nproved and was surrounded by q white
ssnce. The old lady who owned the plot lived
= . small wooden house on the corner Of
eCty-third Street. She kept large herd of
sos0 and sold goats milk, which was then in
sssas demand. Goats were about the only
Y~atable crop that could be raised on this
l When the goats wearied Of gamboling on
- Green they foregathered on the front steps
sne hospital and chewed their cuds con-
: ss'ssdly while some took nap. Further down
street the land terminated in large over
! uelng bluff commanding splendid view OF
] 81 East River, with gentle hin sloping to
~ pebbly shore. A row Of nice houses was
snE here Prospect Terrace--in one Of which
Aarted housekeeping, and after business
ass with zenos Crowden, with whom /
asd the house, We all--the neighbors used
M 10 the gardens facing the river and watch
aarlem boats 60 blythe Sylvan Stream.
sylvan Glen. the sylvan Grove and the
New-York tribune., 1921-12-04

TNoRTY-sEcoND Street, when pigeons
used to slow up the hands of the old
Grand Central clock by roosting on
them; when Coils P. Huntington,
Henry Clews, Levi P. Morton and other
wealthy men used to do their marketing at
the Grand Union Market; when the subway,
under construction, was called celery
trench; when wholesale drummers "made''
the street only once week, as it was so
far uptown; when grazing goats were a COM
mon sight; when Maud S. had her pasture
where the Hotel 3iltmore now stands; when
room in the Grand Union Hotel cost 81 a
night and you were cautioned not to waste
Illuminating gas by blowing it out-the Forty
second Street that witnessed all these things
really existed not so long ago.
The new Grand Central Station, the sky
scraper hotels, the theaters, the library and all
New-York tribune., 1921-12-04

the other marvels of this great
crosstown highway were un-
dreamed of fifty years back in New
York history. What Forty-second
Street was then in all it's roominess
and almost bucolic unsophistication,
is told in Valentines Manual for
1922, published by Henry Collins
Brown, who has found time for his
annual between bites while further
ing such projects as restoring the
Liberty Pole to City Hall Park and
working for the proposed removal of
the unsightly Poctofice from that
center.
From advance sheets of Mr..
Browns annual, which is unusually
rich in Photographic and reminiscent
material this year, The Tribune is
privileged to reproduce the photo
graphs of old Forty second Street
which accompany this article, and
also to print extracts from, the de-
scription of that thoroughfare by
Dr.. F. W. Schoonmaker, whose drug
store is among the oldest in the city
and Is the only one which has sur
vived the changes in the vicinity of
the Grand Central Terminal. DR..
Schoonmaker, who is still active
mentally and physically, and who is
qf hic h,1cinoec oS+o 1Js~1,xoor+ o1,or,,
New-York tribune., 1921-12-04

/ turned 1t that way and a man filled
1t full Of bricks"
Another sight which the guests
Of the Grand Union enjoyed free of
charge was the pigeons that lined
our side Of the avenue directly oppo-
site. Their homes were in the belfry
Of Mr.. Tyng's church, which pro-
vided an ideal retreat, and they had
multiplied to an amazing extent. At
noon the cabbies put the feed bags on
their hcrses and the pigeons gath
cred to share in the grain that fell
from the bags when the horses tossed
their heads up in the air to get the
last morsel. The birds were SO in
tent upon feeding that you could al
most pick them from the ground, and
their antics trying to get place of
vantage caused many an amusing
incident.
After the meal the pigeons would
roost on the caves of the depot
building and enjoy period of quiet.
Some of them selected the hour
hands of the big depot clock for their
siesta, with the result that many
passenger lost his train. There are
still few descendants of the origi
nal flock living in the caves of
the Hotel Belmont, but the number
is sadly denleted. The taxi and
New-York tribune., 1921-12-04

accompanied him a guitar. The wonderful
futelike notes of this old darly We're some
thing cannot begin to describe. This little
impromptu concert always ended in a burst
of applause and guests of the hotel
filled the hat that was passed around
with shining silver instead of the coppers
that was the usual portion of this itinerant
band.
On the Forty second Street side Of the hotel
were the car barns of new line that ran
up to Manhattanville and Bloomingdale Asy-
lum. Harry Kernell, popular comedian of
the day, used to tell how he took this line
one day and got off at the asylum. Walking
through the grounds he espied one of the in
mates trunding a wheelbarrow along upside
down. II say, my FRIEND" said Kernell, 'you
got that thing wrong side up"
"No, haven't" he replied; "the other day
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-19

was ranked just beneath the vice
president. Immediate COnstcrna.
tiuu resulted state department
etiquette sharks took the matter up
with the dictators Of white house
furmaIity. 4 lengthy discussion
followed and prcDodcuts were
searched tn the congressional libra.
rv. The state department sharks
were victorious. when the dinner
was served the secretary of state
sat next 90 the vicc-presidcnt.
senate ". Cabinet.
This victory caused @ small scnsa,
ton and led To- some protest from
members Of the United states
senate. who declared that had they
boon present at tho dinner they
would certainly have felt entitled to
SIT above any cabinet member, for
they argue that the senate makes
tho cabinet, and it is only by senate
approval that a cabinet officer gets
bis position.
Then along come the members Of
congress. who declare hat they
are ON % social par with the members
of tho senate, for don't they repre-
sent the people Just as much as the
senator's?
No one has really determined just
where the Justices Of the United
states supreme court tit In this
scheme of rank.
General John J.. porshing offers
another problem to those who have
the duty Of seeing that all social
proroEativcs are preserved and that
no feelings are injured.
Certainly there will be n social
sensation II the president, the vice.
president. members OF the cabinet
ana both branches OF congress, the
diplomatic corps and the general
Of the armies OF the United states
over st down at dinner together, for
nobody knows yet just who's Who
iu the National Capital"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-19
kansans Would Eject
one of Freed !. ". VS.

LEANENWORTH Kan. .H... GIL.
Peter Higgins, une of the D.. IA
W. members released from
cral prison last night. WI. H
custody Of the police h.-, ...
charged with being am uuI..
allen. Efforts will be mad. .. ....
him doportcd TO ireland. Tn. MD.
were scattering TO an part. .f ,f.
country, two headed for 'a, A..l.t.
coast, n 20 take passage I'll. Coz.
many and the other for ireland Al.
OF the men released were we'll cum.
plicd with money.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-19
Homes Must Be HeQlthM

4 HOME that protects from enemies and
4 a weather, but which allows disease to
menace it's residents, fails in its purpose, since
the fundamental reason for a home is protection.
The race which built only for protection and
ualiy degenerated or died out. The famous
Pueblos are adobe houses which have lasted
hundreds of years, but were built without pro-
vision for light, air, and sanitation. Their ancient
owners fought a losing battle against the one
enemy who was not daunted by their formidable
walls-disease.
In order to prosper, a, city must have comfort
able, sanitary homes that will insure the rearing
of healthy, patriotic citizens, who will build for
the future of their city.
Tulsans who would help Tulsa reach the civic
heights to which she aspires, can render greatest
help to their city by aiding in the construction
and maintenance of modern homes.
We offer such an opportunity in the form of
Real Estate Savings Bonds and City Mortgages
on Tulsa property; $50 Real Estate Savings
Bonds, secured by first mortgages, can be
bought in amounts as low as $50. go City
Mortgages, l., 2, g., and 4-year paper, as low
as $500, with interest semiannually.
We ask that you discuss with our Investment de-
partment of the Trust Company the advantages
of investing in Tulsa securities.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-19
MOrfuary
Margaret Lucilc WIu,m

Margaret Lucille. l--m...
daughter Of Mr.. and Mr..
Williamson. died at the h.
East Fifth Saturday mo-l..
an Illness Of a week. I...
parents, four sisters and f.y.
ars survive. Rev. Mead Du,f.
duct the funeral services SUM.
ming at 8 o'clock. Burial vi. Boo. a.
at Oak Lawn. '
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-22

er aItib sooe, IrnliotS TeIIcnunao er
bra. 6ortGuingen "6urriIien pao ErG,
rien" CT no9et al bet bebite iee bar
IGft pud lGn9e. Sen er beore enb ie!-
peite "2ioet i Gee itcrheimen". aruIiot
mo bit are nGr beiIGgtet neb "@es
iterbcimcn"s Sorfatter. @r.'s Srnas
ruif CT heller life at iornste. Or. bar
ftreoet SIpuntteeniuser % Srnaaruit
iadlRr8e, iaa ban burbe itart haze
Neuiion. Saober 81. MI itripe Snncs
ruit enonu / rdree Iar. GoienSabIS
Cartoons Ser % ban Ola, er at BET
beoite iee bar feet / Den Retntng % bar
Git mig n,orsen goo Batter. Seq ier
ban Ger 90 ban Ola bar taset iie en-
"Wocation", men bodber be totnmer
irGrt igHn, 90 iaa baaber ies ban ger
timber it8'cn 2tosIeSiaseriuSe paa Sus
rem iaa ban itippsr at itesc Yanoeta'
ser. 90 iaa oiI ies bsoe "9cccrub'
0oiter" ta9e ino igInoct Yortr9tterne
al bisic TIE 6ielrer grnIiot, Or. OF
@oierbdbl. Sero ino ebers YortrGttcr
I'll "9ecordbsToiten" % Lao os ian ie,
bporIeoes Scre Ter no. Sa mi nru jes
iuuOeIis I'll Gt lutte eIcrs burler &c.
belle / &srm.
Sgrb6bt9it Beberipeno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-22
FRA 3irssbnrp Co., g. 9m.

Set er lite ofte, iee fer roset ira
benne Sci nf Staten. iaa ie9 itdl tor'
trIe Iibt ON @etr os Binb. 81 bar
bnnt uo1nerfet 8internetr, n9i ten lite
Sre nreb llnOtoBelfe at ben iom fnlot
l Iooember, men BEN bdreoe lite IoRrt
lpnae. Sen 26oe RartS bapoe N Ell
beftigt Tegn neo Toroenpeir % ON
Nlfteren bIeo set hi Ell almtnoelig Sne7
itorm iom pareoe belle N1tten og garllte
uie9et Sre fdlot.
Narnerne er mi be9bnote nleo Taar1
omen ioicn, men life ipprt mango bar
oIprt noaen Saaritr9 enbnat. Siplts
Star blep glolinget life at BEN beblte, %
nu ga &riierne er iua lape Iaa he'll"
FER ieo life IoGrt mango tomuner til at
tpbe ODER Dperonbre paa $3.50 Snno,
pg DC Iorn sioroc oct for ct Gnr ltoen,
fonurer iii at tl1ibe paa Soloren fsr'
eno Be faar betolt al lin Stat for bette
Slnr. Wten fanIfe M, rddr oi bar taaet
Nep1tblifuner til 8rritoent fanb1roe
Ginben tprrmer paa en unoen autlt,
i0a III faar leoe / Snabet pao bet.
Sua bill iee tattc Soften" for alt
hcns oobe 2pieItoi, iom ale ri "Norlfe"
fynbcr / beu TO @ange ont Ilsen. og lr'
fer meo me8cn Suteresie.
On ganrrlcl Iborutent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-22
IRA TarminsbaIe, Saf., Gan.

cSeo oil ifripe ct Ynr Orb meb bet
inume lea ienber ino mine So for "Vo'
ten. Sea bar albrig feet nogct trd
berne 4mrt. 0i er Ell Iioen Slot az
Stauoiuaper Der; ri bar en- Wentss
heh, iun Saitor Sblurb betiener. vi
bar habit Heli9ipnSIfole I Sinter, % .,
Ial hpg9e @irte iii Somhteren; men
set er life tort, nt IAN giere, oa Der
CT Iaa fod al bort Solf runot Der. Wcn
MI iii heu lite Itni or BET anbnet tor
6onreitedo igieu, (bet bar nm prret
Soloatcr, Der BAR tInuet tg9c Saro
itocn ari9cn er ilut), ind badber icg,
at III fuar flere Stanbinaper inb her.
Wi bar % Rile til Sernbane. men pi
Far en- @p IS Nil bertha. Oct er Ell
oauIfe tripeIig @D; Ser er tire Storss
inn bar 8rocerp % 9rpgooos, og 'nd
fnr pi ct Store, inm bar alt mnli9t;
iaa CT Der ct SarbnareItore, ct Sru8'
Irpre, 10 Rufecr, ct @ooIrnpm og Sar>
terIbop ua ct 8citroom for Gamer, os
meoct anbet. |i ifal fnn S%ernboteu
6ertil iii Sommeuu. Sillut en- oens
liz Silien til mine @enner neoe |
Win1eipta, ba icg oeb at be fleite az
bcnt lnier "SecorubsE o'tcn". Sois
uooen fon Inier bette, itIlbe faa Chit
II. at tourn,c op Der, ian bill ies iparc
Dem puo 9reoe iaa bibt ipr iea fan.
gRrs. 6. I. Senfen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-22

fla at at DC ifior babe benne Fe'ten
Sin, % bar oeiie beraf.
BET tirteIige Sanr bet og'dd 9Gna
lie bra Der mi. % bette CT 70 8lGoeIl8t'
"a Dor airieitpre iii itor we're.
Sea iicber 10 MI her ale1le, MED mime
to nnsite @arn, laper Yeao, pniter os
baaer Srsb, jom en- aneen Smistar, %
kr itrgem 8~pinoebiGlp er at taa' lon'
oil arbeioe pua Sarnnen, ida Sioen ra.>
Der Iurg, men ntan8en tart bare Def
tsrrrs, er pa1aa en Srslt for mig.
Ser er alt iaaet sanifc me8et Soeoc
MI. oa ale Soil bar I'M lrGrt 8oof
shnab on, ct aronoar taar, % bette ptl>
De- frrmc iaa inberlist bel meo, TN IT
berre boIber paa at blioe bdnroe ror os
sSarnrerc, iioen mo fatot paa at lGttc
opesesriSen fua Itanuucligt neo. oS DC
orere @awr ri MAJ hdpe, boloer NJ
crpe / arissprIernes itierre Sto. seq
ier at Ser % Ola bar retit I'm YET
en- baober at Dc frurt maa fan SIeins
IrroieI, ioa "8oItcn" fnar fat pdu Dem
iaien, tbi bette bar set fsrlte mine
@arn Ipurstc sfter, naor ieS nj .Yo'
item" ON Ser % Ola a / oette gatnts
mer. Meb De heSite GtHsr for BOT
tirre "9ccorabs Yoit" iorbIioer ie8.
8. q. SenanS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-22
ssra Eenbtsb, q. tut.

Ieb bet famine leg ierber Tersens
for @Iabet btI ieg beee ON Ylabs for
nogIc 2inier, ha iea iieIbeu Ter nosct
@rep fra bisie &nnter / "&pitcu".
Sfiorbsit tos ies en- S,tr til Strn.irr.
Torse, for at beie9e min Iober ps 5es
tier. Seq reiite bienunefra Den iinite
SuIi os toul til Ste,tiGr BEN 20be aua
suit. Set tos 10 9S9n oper Saoct, %
b; bapbe ftile 90 pclt @cir- Seq NaoSe
life pGrct / Noree pna % Iar, iua bct
nar iton 8orunbriu9er at ie. Seq bar
friit pan belle Silrer p9 baoSe iaaIebcs
Rem SprarsieIe at fan bore oppe pda
9rttet % beilte bct itore GtIanar9ao.
SEQ er opporet oeb Sieen, herfpr er bet
mig en- itor SnrroicIie at frrbes paa
ben, men efter ieg toun bio til @citer.
iapnebe icg Den me8et. Seq reiite mes
ben Norfe ImcritoIinie paa SanSer
"Stunarscrfiorb".
Set bbSscligite al aIt nar at Nor
lepebe 90 pdr snnife rprig, efter lin betc
Sloer. bum bar So gar Den 4be @tarts.
Set er mi 40 Inr iioeu Sar bfbe. ga,
set bar rsrcnbc al ie De ficnote Steoer
igien, eftcr iaa mango Gars SraOrr.
Sntet Steb er mig mere tiert eno Dec
bror ies er Pot % opppret. Ser, bpor
pt iom irlan iubIeoc 90 fang / Clog %
Iart, ta tiernte hi intet til 2ipets Stp1a
eciiber. Sec trocbc leg brsnlte, ho ie0
gift tsiernem @drifoSen % irSaailbeoe
Dem friife @rarSuft; bet er rietis 6eIs
fcbob / at tasc Jig en Zig Sur. Se6
HuIbe snIfe at ie8 hinbe faa Soo at
tonure DID isien. Deg bar Der I'm 3
Ranteber. OF fom tiIbaee Iio beu 8bic
December. Ser bar III babt en- Nib
Winter, life Sre not iii Sl9beisre o.
mi er mango al @aarfueIene tommet,
iaa bet LATTER meo 8aaren. Sarmerre
Der bar aIIercbc be9snbt at iaa. Oil
baabc ri faar ct eoot Gar. ga no9le
az mine aienSireer Iicnmc / Norsc
Far "Yoifen". Oil ies ierbe min bier
telieitc Silicn 90 Sat fpr alt spbt )
beoiitc mig os Mcr, ba ies tar bers
bjemme. @il erife hi trrffes igieu.
SiliIut en- uenIig SiIien iii Geoottio<
rem os ole 9Iabcts Sricrc.
Gillette Sboriun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-22
SRA HaIermu, q. Dat.

Samtibigt, font iee inbienoer min
Srbitription. % for en- til, bill ie9 Ifripe
ro9le Orb. Spirit oil ie9 tutfc for oIt
unberbolDenbe, 9IaDet bar bra9t mig |
DC Ipunone 9Iar os pnifer bets Seiss |
De tommenbe. Sbi "SeprdbsToiten
mGa leg babe. Sa hi baphs i sienne,n'
aaaenbe bcrrlntbt en- nosenlllroe Iolin5
forrigc S6it. 9p8 Sriierne falbt not
laa lapt mcb engane. Wer iaa bar pt
6opt en- iurbeIes lin Sinter, fon bar
prrret mere, 90 mtrrSre utielot Der
Iortb Sutota. Sa. MI bar ot tat Dor
nbe Sppiibent Surbirs / 8reiioent'tp'
lem og mao ben npe Gbminiitration
bite Iig at oGre bort 2anO % 6olt I'll
BET bebitc. Sernnb bill ieg ienoe en-
oenliS SiIsrina til ale 29iere 90 "Eo'
iter1" bnnSe Der / 9anSet o9 ! Nnr9e,
innt 21fte og Sremeans I'll glaSsts
8ebnttsr og 9erionole ole ct SoSt os
al Serren peliiSret Gar 1921.
Ole Salocri len.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-22
Era Gprge, ga.

ga Der Iielbeu eler oIorig fees nos
get | "Secorabs Poiteu" fra Nor9e, Su..
ranbt Set mig i Tantcr at ienbe no9Ie
2inier til SIabet, hpis Der er 0tlln for
Bet. Sbis life er Ser bit H1un moi /
alirpen. @eir 90 @irb bar oi Der lnd
tel ipm andre Steoer. Yi Far buot Ell
nm ginter insen Sne. Snnmcrocir
rGiten bier Gag. Sen Ifanoinuoiift
SefoIfrins ~bcspnber at tpnbes no. en-
Sci er reiit. % mango er beoe. pg
imaat saar Def meo at nosen me font
n:er ino. Ser er en- 80 ifnlbirnoiitc
Sarnilicr, ct 9uiiu az nosle llosr iom
folbeS Yeberiperbc, 90 cnbcl Yeber'
mSer. Sanopriierne er itcset til bet
manseoobbeIte / DC iioite s q 10 Gar.
llbiisterne fpr Sarn1erne er ittc DC beps
II. bette Iar. Barnerne bar for mdrs
&c Spin at febe, iaa naar aue IeIlculs
mGnh bar faaet lit bIir iom ofteit life
nieset iaein iii 6arneren. 90 ion nj
ics faa Sop at iige "Secorabs Softer"
Saf for oft BET sooe 2eieitoi ben ieuoer
mig / aarets 2sb. "Secorabs Soften"
CT unrateIis oct bebite norife gIab /
s!merita, "@eo ArRs1ssS SortaIinser
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-22

rdTeoe ct sggtetdr paa Sercs 50sSlars
Sunnrr. Set bar Wer. o9 Irs. Crit
Nuumlubieu Soliult. Sc bIeo talbt til
&irfen Den Sag, men De bGooe inesr
aneIie ru, at oct our FOR Benz. ct BET
brr t~iIiteIt, FIR DC bIep taISt irem
airteu o. itobe paa ianune @is. icnr
De iab for 90 gor iibeu. % ba 1T Dc
bore, boao ion iflIbe foresaa. ga
tos Pditor Girr GrSet % taItc fpr
@rioeparrct % SoridmIiugeu % bsr
bleo iuu8et buabe' fsr % efter Salem.
Saa bleo De operratt fra SoIt berrruht.
iom bar iroianiIct en- so 0oqdrs |
Cub. Sc 6Ieb ooerraifet pper @aper,
efter ionr Stocrre er beroppe III. Ren
mango @Gtter inlaa gisr en- tor Il.
90 iad bIeb Sc Iebet reo / &ir.ens
9aiemert, hoor apiuoerue bdtbe tat
9oro meo ntdr,ge Hetter iii Srrtoepdrs
ret % iaa mango ION tit SIabs rrrot
@oroet. 90 efter gIaolttoet boIot go,
itor Sirr after Sale % oberratte oem
7 SoIlor5 ira oere3 SIcgtutussr {
Tinreiota % upIrite Here 2gtsnIs
nin9sitrtpeIier. Os'aa andre boIoa
SaIer,. @rubgommer sr fsot / aurs
lambs Sreite9irIo Sen 17Se Gusuir
1914 % .om iii Soma 1855 ns iioeu
flrttet til Souitor Gmlutp. Rirueiotd.
boor ban fm1bt iig en- SipSIenidgerinSe
paa %arbriusen aieruem Stoet, TerI'
Iig Wanbt SteruGs. Suu Dol oeioG
isSt / Iorse I iarutc %reTe9irlb BEN
29oe September 1850 os totn III @ts.
couiir 1852, 90 FptteSe iioeu III Soua
ton Grrnt,. Sisic 10 boehe I gldets
hnnmar / II Nnr, % ha broS Se osit'
ocer cg IonoeSc / Sotun Of Slor, Hor.
man Co., Miur, boor De tia5tc Jig
Quno o. boiotte ito ser. 0isie 10 5Ieo
oeliignet meo II Barn, 9 ION lerer
% 8 iom bebe / i'm un9e aloer. 6 8ut,
ter % 8 Seuter, ION er Ipreore / flerc
Sta!er. 8 al bereS Seuuer a / ari'
ser, 9 tar cpcr / 6roniriSe, cs en- Ton,
til Iefp gort, IA Srfgeu bleo lint
Nuc Tom biem uitaote, iia De t1n tatte
ZEN almr9tige GrS. ION boIbt fin
traitiee Sauuo ooer hent ! Ser %forfrr'
belize Rrig. Nor fert Var itoeTi 'olStc
Sc i'm farr / Sotpn OF SIom % fhtlse
Hntte ri @uen Spin @aleg ior at tase
Ser roIigt / lin Moeroour. geen idG
rIoe gri, ie Jig uiuot isrit. tbi Sc
bavsc en- 5tu / Routaro. ION babe
taset ia 0omriteaS 1890 geres). Sua
bIeu ser beIuttst at reiie 6ibo3, Ri ban
Iitts liz GoSt her. 90 hans SEN ndr
Varnetaociteger. iom man foLher Dem,
iom life CT gtiTe.
Rra m @uo eioe biSie 10 9amIc
lyilItu Ill ennuu Here 4ar az !eve iour'
men n,co o.. % II n IA annntte be-
rt,,t Is iddlere3. at ri tdU i1Irles Dir
opps, bcor Der CT Sll5eI i al gStg5eA.
Soa ulIut eil ieg euIIe ~SeecrubsSo'
iten" 81 ecrs YeriolnIIe 90 ale hers
Qrierr Srtte OF 6eIH ! Hetre War.
duNrep q. annerioU.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-22
mrs. Reifen$tein, 81 Har,
ti|tager Is Pund.
GrflGre at bun buifer FUN funSe
lrsse Ell Glaife 5anlae / SGnber.
ne paa bper ina Wanb, apinbe %
Barn / 2anbet. - Saa albris bets
2ise.

Seq er 81 sIar sonmel, me-, I'M.
Der al min Grfaring bor iee albrig
ficrot en- Webicin iom Sanlac. Spnt
flrnl S min suber OF tiItase %
PinO I 8egt, men BET er netop bpao
leg bar eiort." faebe Wrs. gnuna
Reifenltein, al No. 337 @ebiter @oe.
niie, Spracuie, R. y.
"Sots bet itob I MIN Wagt," fort.
iotte bun, "pilbe iee brillee en- Slate
SarIac til boert Siem / Ganbet, bpor
Der bar en- ipe Wonb, en- ips aoinhc
eaer ct ipet Barn, tbi ies oeb bpab
oenne oiounoerItge Weoiein piIoe no.
rette for benz. S nelten TO aar bar
leg pao oct nGrrneite ct neroeit 8rag.
Seq t,irbe life forlabe Suiet euer
cnbcg eaa cp / gpen meo minbre
min Nano git meb mig. Seq bar
bange for ielp at soa tiers ODER 60.
Den, og ieg bauoe I'll ole Siber en-
Selelie al Srpet.
"@stn Wtaoe bar ipag % bleb let
forftprret. $ fIere Sase 40 @angen
funbe iee saa uben ioIib Ssbe. Seq
tunoe life ioa iaa meeen Sbile ON
Natte,,, at oct siorbe mig roget soht,
og leg felte tr9t o. uoiIibt I'll ale
Sioer. GnfeIte Sage tlnbe ies bon.
felis trntfe mig tpersooer 8ulpet,
% ieg par iaa ipas % elerbis, of leg
bar f0rbig til at opsipe alt Soab.
"Wtin Selbreb CT nj, fortrinlie oe
ies ipiier bpaoiombeIit iee snifer
uben bet rinecite Spor Of Srbiees.
tion eler ilet SorbGeIie. Seq bar
olbris iobet bebre END M. Mtn Sell
brebelie er 9taboIaeets Samtaleem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-22

paa a~r,liot, for bo isg ieIp bar pRret
gtbtonrmer, IGier jeg bet rreb ben itsr'
ite Snteresie % "gtelernnaben" Iiter
lea ubmertet Der Ell baabe Sinter %
Nlpor.
gi bar brpt en- ri8tie fin @inter,
bapbc ourite Stornan ben 6te, TIE %
She IpriI. 0i bar life baot noset til
Gpling De iibite 3'tiI 4 aar pna @runo
al Ssrie, men flor bar bet NOT iaa COB
gpIine; men faa ear |riicn ioa Lap
poa ale Sarnrpronlttcr at BET bIir life
ntorgc Collars i8icn uaar llb9iitenc
or betaIt.
S~aaninscn bespn0te for en- llsc IL
DEN, fau Der er lite io9rt megct 9iort
enbrn 2anbet Der er rigtig gobt bare
b, faar 0aegn npt % ot faar baabe paa
ct apbt Iar i9ien-
ONT "Ypftcn" pda fin S,ir 'i,iIbe eisrc
en- Sping iii @bsaton, Iinn.. Iod mar
BAN billie urine sanlIe geuRer Der. Saa
maa lea taise "Ssofteu" ior oft Bet eobs
29ieituf ben bar brnst os I bet for.
Isbne Gar % srife ocu al SeIn / Def
npe- Saa tililut en oerIig Silieu til
"0ecorabsYoiten"s TcrioraIe % 2G'
FEM. SoIo. SuIporipn.