The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-20
cursion to Poland TO an American who was
down on his luck The American got three
others to join him and they spent about four
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sWrioh 70 Foianu 70 an American who was
down on his luck. The American got three
others 10 join him and they spent about four
weeks in Poland. They didn't turn a trick
and didn't need TO. for nearly year after
they returned. If YOU inquire al that adj
dress ~ Piccadilly which The Sun gave he
ct her day A. the headquarters of American
sharTers in London and ask for MAJOR
D'nby you'll be asking for the man who
| can tell you more about thai first expedition
into Poland than anybody on earth"
| Who's Major D"nbyl" asked the re-
| porter.
Ask Bismarck or SchIe>-ingor or almost
| any of the gang now or the other side and
| they'll tell You enough about Ma ior DENLY,
| II they want to. To enable YOU, with the as
sistance of Ryrnes~ book To identity him
| and enable you to tell what name he goes
| under in this country.
The house party game j. mos, profitable
easier and with LOT more fun in il than
IN" Poland excursion. But it isn't all Of
OF The boys who can play it. IT. the first
place, YOU have 10 ID" "A gent i"man, or have,
al least, the ways of a gentleman. He's
got 10 have couple Of trunks fun Of good
clothes and be up 10 date
Two good men can work country
house pretty we'll but three or four usually
get themselves invited TO the party. The
PtCcadilly headquarters keeps track of the
nous" parties that are given 10y the fngii"h
swells. list of dozen or more i. made
the hosts selected being those who are
known to have a fundnes- for play. Two,
three or -four of the -moothe Of the gang
are selected, or they select themselves. and
becomes ulliunaTes from South Africa or
Aiistraia, while Ou" or two always hail
from the states. where they have bcen lead
ing bankers or Senators or what not
headquarters arranges lntroduotions be-
tween those who are going for the graft
and the men AZ whose country houses the
parties are To he given
" ron might think il would he, lar Ia
got invitations to such FUNGI ions. but il
seems 10 b. a. easy a. falling asleep when
vos :" Jagged OF course. ia" rest j. easy
tard> after dinner every night. high play
IN" grGffer- PROPERLY set cd al the talli. and
there YOU are. It's iu-l Ike working the
ships, only lhtreS more finn on the side Il .d
nocoS' for board aud lodging. 4 good house
partNI expected 10 return in IN" week that
nu" generally lasts anywhere from $500 10
fl WO. The country HORSES Of England
rave been worked now for abo, tire" wear.
and nobody seems 10 have drC ppcd vet .
ne game was suggested 20 "A gambler, vino
l. almost a. well-kuOsn on the al her side a :
hr t. here. from reading IA American book
called "BeauCaire." Iher"s character
in that book who was the finest ever knew
anything about The Yankee thought
h" a Try the game aud h" did. In faci
ie'~ been '"nIertaincd' IN England and
heard the ol her day that he'- found uIsiue,s
first rate
THE "Beaucarc" referred 10 i, probably
Booth larkiugtou- it'll" novel. called
Monsieur B.aucairo
"IhcS" two gratis are only two of about
million or los our boss hdy" been working
on he Ot her side for the past Two or three
years and they've made a ton Of money
knew II vas too easy to last and guess the
end has come
Who ar" ~oiup uf thu," who got the
money!" asked :" reporter
That a question | won't answer. hV'
III tell YOU the names q, some of fhu~, who
Rave been living on the othcr side for year
cor two. who have been prominent IN Ger
tain circles IN the States There's Lauvs
Somerfirld. VINO l. som''Im,- spoken of az
the king 81 the wIr" fappcrs, and Pert
Edwards. alia~ Baker Tom" and John 4
korn aud Big Schl"' singer. who got most
If m" Miller syndicate dough. aud Light
ming" thau@au who could shift visiting
card, for pool tickets on IN" huu'imakcrs
and get th" chaug". and Col tolomy. who
introduced buchanan, the son ~ ~" Amcri-
can Tobacco magna'e. 10 "A few good things.
and Mayor DENLY. of whom ! hav" spoken
before There are aLoIr eight Americans
who have been over thor" two N"ur> or more
who hay" cleaned up NOR" than sl0oWO "A
wear apiece since they've been away. Gear
of all expenses Bur say, I'll inst lk" to
know where ThE SrN got the address of tire
lie l,lutIartpr-