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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-31
STATEN ISLAND NEWS.

Capt, Gsorg. .. scoa.li. r., OF n. clifton
Boa, Club. announced the personnel OF the four.
.sarrd Junior crew for IN. Miadie state, R-raua
on Monday as follows; Douglass u. McDouSsii.
/. bow; Joteph Crockett. Charlie, " spatk', .:
u. r. Quisis.. .ttoie. and Arthur Henderson,
eoxs~ain. The intsrms iIa,e crew viii be tn.
sane A. that ~h:eh competed In the National
REGATTA u Philadelphia. namely: George s SEQ.
s asld, bow: Otto Won Dsnnens.rs. 3 Charles
Hendsrson. }. Ferdinand e. Ta~u,rnd. STROKE.
ana Arthur Henderson. cotsHAin. The club .
regatta. which was postpoaed from last satur.
day. Will positir,ly take place next Saturday.
I. Gepf. Z. weather. permitting.
* An effort ID bsinE made TO organize a new rod
/, and gun club At South Beach. Jean TAr,ier the
old athlete. and Emanuel iaulmu,h are a, the
/ Asaa Of the scheme.
Il The Staten Island boa, Club. o, w,>; Ss-
Brighton, announces = dance for next Friday
knieht - the hcat.hoass. on III. XII! Won kui!.
y nv. ". Allan Fair. A,n OF Richard Fair, o:
trs8SAiaavtlh. Will oteupy TIE pulpit Of tbs
3ClHufeh Of the Assertion. West Nov Brighton.
Z yHposfow In the absence o. the pastor. Rev.
A3aal Narrower. who 10 sunmsr.nk 10 Vermont.
4 NJ Narrower expects TO return to hA pulpit on
.soeDeI t.
n Csntral BOWLING Club. o, clifton. viii hold
IA smeknlG concert on Saturday night. sept. IL
Il = DafAnaa's Pavilion. and CaAri,s L. PTanrke
X Mcdowell and James Garsey have been
- committee " make Las sessAary
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-31
CRACK SHOTS
At SEA CRIT.
MATCH FOR INTERNATIONAL
TROPHY BEGINS.
Ir~ni~. Revolver Team Tourney
!. Vow On-rhr Entry
List Il DiK.

The shooting tournament OF the Ma
t!nna! Rifle Association -. America.
which began at Sea Gir,. y, j.. ycs:cr-
day. WAS In iu!l swing to-day. The pr!n-
c!pal conics, on io.day's programme
was that ,or the Wimbledon cup.
The coalitions Tor this oven; were ,h!r.
IS shots per man. distance 1850 yards.
open 10 all citizens and residents OF the
United States. The cup. which WAS pre-
scented 10 the National Rife Assoc!a,io
Of America by the National Rifle Asso.
cintioa ~ Great Britain. II valued at
SJn.
The winner holds the trophy FOR one
year or to the next following annual
meeting. Each year medal Is pre-.
Gcnted to the winner. William De v.
Goulkc. OF Philadelphia. won II last
year.
Ten teams OF hve eaci, from all parts
OF the United States were entered In
the creates, revolver match which has
ever taken place In America. The re.
suit In this contest, II was thought
would not be known until Monday. al
each man was to shoot two strings Oi
i've shots at distances OF Is. 20 and Il
yards. Lieut.. GUNNER Paine, Of Dos
ton. was the range officer for THU
event
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-31
ROW IN FOURTEENTH STREET
Drunken Man Nan WiId-rook
Four "a Subdue Him.

Frederick Wach,er. who say. he lives
at no. :. Reat,pon street. Hroox1yn."
and that h. Is II 'insm!th. caused n lot
% .xc.,emcn, IN Fourteenth street early
to-day.
wach;.r, who had sp.n, the nigh,
drinking became insancly furious at
SON" p.opl. who w.r. making FUN OF.
him. lie ran around Ike wild. and tried
to knock down everybody that came
along,
\, broadway hc ran UP to IN. door
OF III. Morton House car. and tried TO
enter. Tn. door was locked and wach-
ter pushed his arm Though the glass
In the door n. cut his hand and arm
badly.
When Policemen Opp-nhc.m and Han.
ley. OF the Mercer street station. cloAed
with him ~ fought them all over the
sidewalk lie had TO be thrown down
md sat upon before he could b. sub.
ducd.
The policemen sen, N an ambulan ne
call, and Surgeons Kelly and Rogers
Of ST. Nincent's Hospital. responded
TWn Wachter had another attack, and
II took the full strength OF the four
men TO strap him to s,retchcr. lie
| was taken to the alcoholic ward In
! Bellevue Hospital.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-31
COURT SCENES
MADE HER FAINT.
WOMAN AND FIDO
KICKED UP A BIG ROW.
r~rrihi~ ThinE. She Heard n. n
Spectator sent Nr.. Adele
Gets. Into Ii>atrrics.

\ styll-h'y Eown.d woman entered IN"
Harlem Court 'p-i'A aid carried with
hcr a woody hatred Hap dog. The
woman "ccupl"l a back sent and at
irnei.d i';ti" attention until court Wa
,huu, halfway through. when .he SUD
denly tainted and fell 10 the floor.
iialf n dozen gallant hlucconts rushc
10 her assistance and Policeman
poE.acimcr very properly looked after
poor f!iu. On recovering from the
fain, In N" Judges private room tn
woman became hysteriral, screaming a,
IN. top "f her voice.
And tn" dog. overcome with terror.
added HIS shr.ll bowls. - that the
ccur, wa, comi-.llci to shut W Ahov
10, awhile.
with the combined ycll- >'ili cchoiIl;
In tn. courtroom. the woman Ms finally
hurried away To Harlem Hospital
Upon rcviving she gave tn" nam, ~
Mrs. Adci" Gci-.. OF No. 2liS Lexington
avenue. ana said tina, curiosity 10 src a
New York police court had led her iniu
the trouble.
Il Wa 80 overcome with IN. tcrrio..
thing" shc explained. that | !h!ntcd
dead away Even Fii" fel, tMdIy over
The -ccnc.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-31
REUNITED BY
A PHOTOGRAPH.
MOTHER FINDS DAUGHTER BY
MEANS OF PICTURE.
saw tier Photo ~ m Exhibition
mud Found Tier POSING ns
TrOfessiOnaI Model.
SPECIAL to RI. Evening World ,

I,osTON. Mas. Aux. 3l-A photo.
graph. exhibited among hundreds Of
Others nj tn. exhibition Of tho New
England Photographers Association. re-
united u long lost daughter and \
mother. who for years had searched
for her
Mr.. hi Sunxio. ~ tho exhibitors. no.
ticcd :, middlc-asch woman dressed In
mourning examining the picture. on the
vail suddenly she Eav. s,tned cx-
cIamaton. Then she came M to MI
hi Nunz!r and asked Who's. portal;
Is that" pointing to one,
II do no, know sad NJ. hi Sunz!o,
The portrait was taken by Mr. Jack
Caro-. you may 90 To him"
II believe" snid IN" woman. that (;
Is u picture OF my daughter Miriam
My name IS Cole My HON. IL IN Hope
town. conn. Miriam ran away with :,
theatrical company Ave years ago. ana
nave spent thousand. OF dollars look.
Ing ,or her She went 10 MIR, Caro-
sho gave her the address of the Young
woman. who has been FOR the pas, four
years professional photographer
model. ttav!ng failed On IN. stage As
Il model she ekci on, pr.car.ous i've.
iihood. AMI lived IN = cheap lodging.
hous. IN N. w.st end. on Joy street
There her mother found her and there
vas an affecting reconciliation To-da,
mother and daughter VIII leave FOR IN,
Cole home IN Connecticut
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-31
0enounces Latter's Interior
ence with Quetta-Nushki
Trade Routes in Persia.
BEAR WANTS A FIGHT.
Russia Seeks to Cripple British
Trade and Is Openly Seeking
aPretext TO Quarrel.

LONDON Aus. 1l.-Russlan agent. In
Persia arc interfering wi;h the Quc'ta-
Sushki trade route. between India and
Eastern Persia. opened bv the Indian
Government According 30 Times de-
Snatch from Si'n!n Russia. by viriu" OF
a loan contracted In 1917. hns cr.etIv"
control OF the customs and is s.viGs
endless worry and troubl. 20 trader. hv
mean. OF custom. regulations. especially
quarantine restrictions
I, l.. ooss.bie for Russia 10 paralyz"
British trade by long de,"ntians 90 cara
van. and travellers. The na,lv" hello.
that Russian !nnucnc" is supreme In
Eastern Persia (. having a bad p"li'ica!
effect.
Sir Rowland Hlcnncrha.Hc,t 'Commis
s!oncr OF National Educnt.on In Ire
land. writing on the general subject OF
Russian and british relations. says:
w. mist strive for 'inal settlement
with Russia or a,rh ourselves for u
fight" ana the Times ,ditorially says
Great Britain must decide whether u
|. compatible with our Interests. com
mercial and political. 10 allow foreign
power Ike Russia to establish itself on
the Persian Gulf. Possibly |; may BE
cxpcdien, TO purchase political peace
by the surrender OF commercial inter
crt. which might cost too much TO de
fend. Hut II W. arc resolved to defend
them We must not wait unt'l T. Ia too
late to declare our intentions and take
action
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-31
STABBED WIFE :,
IN A QUARREL.
THE WHITES HAVE A ROW
AFTER TRIP TO CoNEY.
Tic Draws n Knife and She Nearly
Dlreds to Death Hcfore Am-
bulancc Came.

After nuarrelllnE at Coney Island and
all tho way home 20 No. ~ Gwinneit
street. Brooklyn. Joseph White. n negro.
and his wife. Scttic. finally came to
blows.
In tho midst OF the row White took
from his pocket long. sharp knife and
stabbed his vii" in tho abdomen. She
sank 10 the floor and almost h!cd to
death before an ambulance arrived from
the Eastern District Hospital Her
condition there to-day Is reported as
critical.
White vas held in the Loo Avenue
Court without bail to await the condi.
ton OF his wlic.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-31
Mrs. Dykman, with tho
Picture Hat Under
the Third Degree.
QUAILS NOT, HOWEVER.
Police Believe that She Has Been
Implicated in Many Recent
Robberics.

! Mrs Eatr Dyknan. believed or ;hc
polio" to be- Ii. woman In the picture
! hat" who has hecn roboins fashionable
aph sent hor-es on the west side. was
taken to Poll - Headquarters to-day and
pu, through The third degree.
She did no; finch. however. SUCCESS
fully resisting all efforts OF ~" detec-
tive~ To force Ter to confess She was
! photographed for tho gallery, smiling
as s',c sat for tn" picture. and remark
Ing that pictures always did iatter'
he7.
Detective Trainor. Who has tcer inv,s-
ticatinx III" case. says NJ y convinced
Mrs. Dykman /. the inuch-IouSht
burglar
He found that she lived with her hus.
band, Lawrence Dykman. At No 80
East TWcl'th street TIL" pair, however,
never remained long In one place. y
month WAS their limit. They lived pre-
viou.ly q, No. Ii? Amsterdam avenue.
a. No. so Eas, one Hundred and Thir-
,y.six,h street. a, No. AZ West Fif,v-
second stree, and at numerous other
places in the city.
Two years ago they lived at No. :l
West S!1ty-ninth street. AT the time
there we're two 5urSiaries In the house
and ov"r 1850 worth OF goods stolen.
The police then suspected Dykman.
The husband was only released n fcw
weeks agp from the Island. where nc
served tW, months sentence for steal
NIX y bicycle.
Mrs Dykmin was to be arra!gnch IN
III" West Side tour; this morning. but
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-31
Fire Department Free from
Political Influence He
Tells Westerners.
CIVIL SERVICE RULES.
Good Firemen Sure Of Life Posi-
/, lions, but They Earn All the
Money They Get.

Chief Croker. OF the New York Fire
Department. who has been attending
The biz meeting ri 'r.m"n At indian.
apolis. was interviewed there by re-
porter. In hts talk with the newspaper
man he expresses himself ms opposed to
politics In the Fire Department.
Although n nephew Of the Tammary
chieftain. he does no, believe tina, the
politician should have any influence III
Z the conduct OF nrcmcn.
II am opposed. said he. ito political
Influence being used In any department.
are c.Gn, nsenlb-rs OF III. New York
Fire Department. II IL divided int" les
engine companies. " hook and ladder.
and has water towers. boats and j
ssearchlight engines.
''Every member OF that force Is ;her.
j for life during good behavior. II n fire
man is overcome by sickness and when
he gets old there Is ample provision for
him. I'll
''Promotions are mad. by clv!l-scrvicc
examination ! never got advance
rnent cxc-p; in this way although some
might think pun help"d me.
stitute the paid force, there are 800
allowed 100000 for the maintenance OF
this department, FOR next year. which
VIII DF NH InNTeire el }Sspt'sp
1.-The New York department Is really
forty-ninc departments under one man
REcment. We have forty nine deputy
chiefs. Our nremcn &c, 81. 80 a year.
and they earn every penny %! IT.
Chief Croker went to indianapolis tn
get the next annual convention OF the
International Association OF Frscmcn
for New York City and succeeded. Iic
was backed iip by Il Citizens. Com
mitten OF New York business men. OF
which Thomas f.. cr!mmins (. Prcsi.
dent.
Chief Croker rcptldiatcs the suggestion
that he would like 10 he President Of
tho association.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-31
VICTOR NEWC0MB
ADJUOCED SANE
MAY NOW TAKE
CHARGE OF HIS PROPERTY.
lease from itMrium.-Fam-
H., Opposed Him.

Attcr a long legal struggle. In which
he was opposed by hi. wife and entire
family. II. Victor N"wcomb millionaire
and former PrcsIdcn, %. the Louisville
builders OF IN, West Shore Railroad. has
been adjudy,h sane and capab.c OF ,na:.
aging hi, own property. The decision
was rendered By Referee Peter u. Olncy.
appointed hv Justice Fitzgerald.
Mr.. NcNcunb has twice been adtudgcd
insane aud sent 10 sanltariu!r. His
first commitment was In 1891. and he
WAS discharged u year later, lie then
!, placrd his property In the hands OF,
trustees. Roger \. Pryor. jr.. and Gen.
Wager Swayne. after making over on.
r!6h; \ handsome residence IN Fifth ave-
nue. to his wife. In 1899 he was returned
to the .ani,nrium. but remained only a
short time.
After his second discharge he claimed
that ne had been under the influence
OF drugs when he was committed. lie
engaged DE i.anccy Sicoll and GIgnoux
& Gixnoux. Of No. u Nassau street. TO
brink action TO recover nj. property.
| The testimony showed tina, Mr.. New.
| combs mother was insane. and durinS
"A nj OF dcl!r.um threw nrr i've children
| gu; o! window. Three OF them were
killed. but Victor and a brother. Her
man. recovered.
Eight physicians and twelve other
witnesses were heard By Referee O!ney.
The referee said that MIR. Sewcomb's
mind had ocen unbalanced by tho cx.
cessivc use OF choral, but he had given
up tho habit aud was now mentally
] sound.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-31
MAJOR WAITE IN
MORE TROUBLE.
ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF
WRITING LIBELLoUS LETTERS.

Major Franklin Waite. who recently
nsmrei IN the papers through his ASSOC
citation with two sisters. Belle and Kate
Smell. was held ,o-dar h Magistrate
Dpol-y In the Adams Street Court.
Hrnoklyn. FOR the action Of the Grand
jury on dnrgc o; writing a l'.lious
letter.
Several weeks ago Major Walt" was
arrested ~ III" instance ~ Rellc Smell.
VII" declared she was his wife and tina,
h. had abandoned her .o- her sister
Eatc
The cnarEc upon which lie was held
to-day was br"ugh, hv Mrs. Isabel Smell.
tn" mother OF tho shell sisters who lives
at liammund-pori y. y Sh" alleges
tina, Major waite Hr"tr her letter lHa.
was ,riminaily lhciious.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-31
DRIVER HURT IN COLLISION.
Trolley Car strnck MIX Wagon
aud Wrecked u.

Charles !. Smith. ;hir,y-Nvc years old.
0: F.fty-ihird street and Ninth avenue.
was driving milk wagon across
Eighth avenue at Flfty-!our;h street
to-day when car No. 2j]s. south bound,
bcwiei along and struck the wagon
Smith was thrown as II from u ca:a-
puii and lay unconscious In the street.
to Roosevelt Hospital /, was found that
Smith had n severe scalp wound back
Q! the ear and internal Injuries.
The motorman OF the car. Patrick
Connora. twentyfour years old. OF No.
3,s West F'orty-n!nth street was ar
rested. but parOlcd by MaKtstra.e
Hogan. In the West Side Court. until
Sept I.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-31
WHY BATEMAN
TRIED TO DE.
HE rs HELD IN $4,000 BAIL AS
A DEFAULTER.
Expin nntiOn Tic Refused I" give
for Ills Attempted suicide.

George Ross Rn,cnan. who attempted
Suicide In MS ia, a, ~" !, West sixty
hf'h street several nights ago by drink
ing laudanum. was arra!gu"d to-day
IN the West side Court at the instance
az Miller * Co. brokers. o. No q
broad street
The brokers charge Ha'"nnn With
misanrr"rri,,inS 5000 while ne was 1t,
t'c!r employ
Magistrate Hogan held III" prisan-,
in '.,1" huii FOR examination II WAS
furnished lni"r hy wealthy relatives.
Tlc exposure to-day provides rem
son for III. attempted suicide, which
Baicman had refused /" explain
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-31
TO GRANT NO suBP0ENAs.
MsEistsLtr FurlonE to Issue None
In n.NcNims In.~.

MAGISTRATE I'urlong. In the Gates
Avenue Court. Brooklyn. to-day rem
dered a decision In Lawyer Kochicr'a
application to have subpocnns issued
for certain Brooklyn Democrats, the OBJ
ieet being to have them appear In court
ind tell what they know abou; the arm
OF Graf. Scvins x Co, which fallcl
oome time ago
Magistrate Furiong declared TIA,
there were no grounds on which 10
issue subpocnas.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-31
Will Of FAMOUS
ARCHITECT F |LED.
JOHN r. THoMAS's REWARD
TO HIS DAUGHTER.
Special Beuuest of 4Is. 900 for Her
Devotion to Brother and sister
After Mother Died.

BY the will Of John r. ThomaA tho
architect Of the new Hal! OF Records.
which was fled In the ofiicc OF the Sur
rogat- to-day. his daughter. HortenRe
Thomas. Is left a special beQuest Of
$1,000 In recognition OF her care for and
devotion to her sister and brother since
their mothers death.
To mis- son. John Rochester Thomas.
are be1ueathed the testa,or's jewelry
and bookS, on art and architecture.
The residue OF the estate goes equally
10 his children. and liortensa. his dauSh~
ter. Is appointed his cxccutrix.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-31
HER HAIR WASH EXPLODED.
spark from = Pipe IKnitrd Bensine
and Two Are llurnrh.

An explosion In which two were
burned startl-'i the occupants OF tho
nve.story tenement at No. 3ol East
stree, las; nixht.
Miss Mamie Adams wa. washing the
hC.r OF her niece. Annie Worth. u.inG
hsnzinc. when Charles Turschman. the
girls uncle. entered the room smoking
a pipe. \ spark from the pipe limited
the henzine. which exploded with u loud
report.
The girls hair took IRE and she was
badly burned about the head. face and
breast. Turschman's hands were burned
The KIrl refused to go TO the hospital
Turschman was taken to Bellevue Hos.
pital. where bis Injuries we're dressed.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-31
PIPE FIRED POWDER.
Entire Family Wns MnnElrd u!
FATHER. CnrrIeAsnrsa.

ALTOONA. Pa. Aug. 3l.-.N Munson.
n mining town north OF this city. Enan-
tie, RInus, u German miner. was empty
ing powdcr from one cask into another
at HIS home when Il spark fell from his
pipe into the powder.
The explosion which followed wrecked
the house and hurled the R!nus family
in all directions. The father. mother
and two children were terribly burned
and a,anglcd. All are living. but their
death Il expected.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-31
TO ALBANY BY TROLLEY.
TRIP from Battery to state Capital
May he Made soon.

From present Indications II will be
possible soon to go by trolley from the
Battery to PouShkeeps.c. and perhaps
TO Albany. Lincs already connect Peeks.
XIII, Ossining ard Tarrytown.
Plans for connecting Pcekskill with
It Is also said that the completion Of
tho two links between F.shk!ll and
Poughksepsis and Peekskill and Os.
s!nlng Is In contemplation. Next will
come q connection between OselnlnR
and Tarrytown and Tarrytown and Has.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-31
WALL STREET IS DESERTED.
All hist the Coffee Exchange Closed
-Al.aost No Rrokeraxe Busln eas.

Business In the financial district To-.
day Is almost at a s:andat!Il. The
Stock Exchange. Consolidated Exchange
and Cotton Exchange arc closed. The
Coffee Exchange alone IL doing busi-
ness. The others are closed until Tues
day morning.
The banks. Clearing. House and Gov
practically no brokerage business is
being done. A. every exchange OF i'm.
portancc In the country has suspended
operations for to-day and Monday.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-31

HAVE YOU AN OIL PAINTING OR
other rare article of vaIup 10 dis.
pose Of? Advestise It where the
people will ~ tia Tie eundas
VosSl.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-31
SHIPPING NEWS.

ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY
Sun rises. Us Sun sets. G,3t Moon rises. ~
THE TIDES.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-31
ARRIVED.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SAILED TO-DAY.
EtrurIa Liverpool. Trojan Prince. AIorea
Trav.. Naples. Patricia. Hamburg.
Rotterdam. Rotterdam. Nesabs London.
EthIop.a. GlAssOS. rhilAdelphia. iAserposl
INCOMING STEAMERS.
DUE TO-DAY.
YsnxtsIe. HAMBURG. Canadian. Liverpool
Ii!idur. Curacao.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-11-21
Bismarck as a Poet.

In recently published article OF
"reminiscences of Bismarck, to whom
he acted as chief of the Prussian
Press Bureau, DR.. Aegidi remarks that
his hero's soul was filled with the
power Of poetry, and he was a poet
through and through, without, rs far
as l know. having ever made a single
verse" But DR.. Aegidi must be
strangely ignorant or forgetful to have
committed himself to such a state
ment. The truth is that the Irox
Chancellor had a very happy knaek
for versificatiOn, and several Of his
epigrans are still current Perhaps
the best of these is the one he wrote
in a lady's album underneath the
words inscribed by Moltke, False
hood fades, but Truth endures." To
this Bismarck replied:
Believe l do that beyond the grave
Truth always will her banners wave;
But with the falsehoods of this life
Zen Moltke must wage bootless strife.
London Chronicle
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-11-21
The lconoclast.

He was a stern naughty. uncom
promising person.
Hence, when he told the architect
to build a house for him of glass two
inches thick the architect made a faint
show Of resistance and then complied
with the order.
1t was an expensive house, and took
long time to build, but it was com
pleted according to the original plan
1T last, and the owner moved into II.
Why have you built house Cd
such material as this?" his friends
asked him.
ITO show what fools people are whs
take any stock in old proverbs" he
replied, throwing stones at them and
retreating in perfect safety to the in.
side of his dwelling.