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[[left page]] Sept 7h 1909. My dear Alfred, Walter and I left the children Sept 2nd + [and] are taking a most interesting automobile trip with Jennie + [and] Jack. We started from Zurich + [and] went to Brunner over the Axenstrasse to Huelten [Fluelen?] to Go ̈shenen, where we spent the night then over the St. Gotthard Pass to Lugano to Villa D’Este in - Lake Como, to Milan for now we were over night at Verona, a most wonderfully quaint old city with remarkable examples of old architecture. Have you been here? We are now en route to Venice where we expect to stay a few days. How are you + [and] why haven’t you answered my letter % Gebing – Love Lulu
[[right page]] Dr. Alfred E. Cohn [strikethrough] [illegible] Amsterdam Holland [/strikethrough]
Great Central Hotel Marylebone Road London N.W.
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[[left page]] Gerriteh[?] Aug. 31st 1912. My dear Alfred + [and] Ruth, Yesterday - I saw your names registered in the Paris Herald and could not refrain from writing you a few lines wishing you a pleasant homeward journey. I don't remember your [illegible] otherwise. I would write to the [illegible]- Since Nauheim , we spent 12 pleasant days at Interlaken, sightseeing etc. We came here accompanied by [illegible] Essie [?] Siduez [?] Abeuhein [?] This lake of Geneva is really beautiful. Monday we are going to Chamonix and Aix - les - Bains + [and] Geneva + [and] then back here where we are leaving the children + [and] will then proceed to Paris. We may also take a little trip into Holland before sailing from Antwerp in the Lapland on the 21st. Heard about you from Smiths since then have not heard about your where abouts, but am sure you have had a marvelous trip. much love, Lulu W. L.
[[right page]] Dr. and Mrs. Alfred E. Cohn Regina Hotel, Paris, France
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[preprinted text] COME TO MAINE FOR SCENARY, FISHING, HUNTING, RECREATION [/preprinted text]
[Left side of postcard]
[preprinted text] Looking down across the Lake to Ripogenus Dam and Mt. Katahdin West Branch Penobscot River In the big woods of Maine [/preprinted text]
F The old dam was between Ripogenus & Chesuncook, at the head of Ripogenus.
Kokadjo, Saturday, August 24. 1935 Dear Alfred: This is "Conrad in quest of his youth" The place where we bathed in Ripogenus is about 90 or 100° to the right of the present dam F (at the foot of the lake), and Thomas's camp is 10-15' under water. Caribou, Chesuncook and Ripogenus lakes are now [emphasis] one [/emphasis] ocean, and the dam is a second Niagara. Love W.
[Right side] Dr Alfred Cohn, Rockefeller Institute, East River & 64th ST New - York