Richfield Reaper | 1923-07-26 | Page 4 | Treat for the Youngsters

TREAT FOR THE youngsters man on horseback proved that ho he could unbend truly a very lovely anday the man on horseback has stood through many centuries as the type of the haughty superior person he rides while othen plod lie he looks down upon the rest of us and riders ridera in the P RC are iery very superior persons person 3 intaj indeed yet one ojie who easily jb bestrode a it handlo hand handsome so c chestnut h steu t hors or was irs te seen ln the other sunday after afternoon to stop ja beside ahe the rali railing ing hes 71 the e street gate westward abere where stood a woman with many children he reined in borrowed an urchin and set it on the pommel of his saddle very gently he trotted off very lightly he turned and very softly he cantered back never getting beyond the brave but anxious mothers sight then he borrowed another urchin and did it again and then another and each time tame ns as he handed banded the proud child back he slipped something into its hand A man who walks in the park regularly says he has never in many years of walking there seen the like happen before it wai a very lovely sunday new york times