The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-22

women and children, doctor. with never a
word for the poor men who only come In
to pay the bills said one OF his friends.
Yes; sh! but it is my heart he quickly
exclaimed. laying his hand upon his chest;
-it is here that / feeli it. II Is not politics.
he added with twinkling eye -.
His heart is for them. sure enough
said Dr. Shaffer.
Have they really overworked you in
New York. doctor?' asked one.
A little. little" he said, and nodded
his head more than little. He said that
he had been worked much harder in this
city thar. anywhere else, but that New
York reporters had not besieged him with
of Chicago. Nor had they tracked him
like those Of Philadelphia. where. he said,
when we left our hotel one went before
us and the others came behind us, our
constant guard.
The doctor said that he was surely coming
back here next year. His assistant, DIR.
Mueller, il to return here in a few weeks
after he accompanies DIR. LorenZ home and
will then settle in chicago.
DR.. Lorenz weighed himself yesterday at
the Ardsley Railroad station and found that
he tipped the scales at nearly 100 pounds.
His weight is usually from 10 to 20 kilo-
grams, he said. SO apparently he has
thriven on his American exercise.
On his return from Tarrytowh, DR.. Lorenz
was taken by Dr. Shaffer to the Flatiron
ouIiuns' ar ne nay n IT,. 'pe I'LL, In "
W.. on Re "a iiah,aa frnp, liz n,rr;. sa nn r.
r T,' ne ausntn ', ,b ,n - ,ha III ;
was literally above the clouds. The upper
stories could not be seen through the fog.
FARMER Dunn was presehl AZ 'he rlatiron
conditions up aloft, but the doctor only
asked If the building was all steel and stone
and how high it was. Three hundred
feet? 1t is as tall as st, Stephens house
IN Vienna. ne remarked.
New York life has whetted DR.; Lorenzs
more here than at home. where his first
cigar is lighted at s o'clock, with tea. and
ane sev !, oone r, a., az ua''a, ea nue he
enjoys u here lust the same and hopes TO
enjoy himself se more wmeh ~ ne return. iITm
Clinics wien '''''' pN"N
AT the opera house saw the finest audi
.nc. - sa,. n, the onaro no sa;d
~ 80 e,e 49, ,,ra So ne rh.
womon war., more hr;il;ant than I had soon
in an onera bnuss on loved myself TOO
at the 2erman Medical Societv's dinner at
tho I;.dsrLranz Hall last niob, Rut thev
kent me out too late. II was half mast
when 7 90, home
nr S e. r made a mora crsn sneecb
,ob;: Gor,nan hns,s Satmroav n;aL, a, tb,;r
late dinner than he has made e,sewhere
in Nav York One ~ tho first rings he
III - IN -. .t. III -
ana was to tel H., them mat ne had pen,
iras ~ " rass,, h. haS had ,ir,o O., ,ra'
,'o - Wv. s,oho IL rt " "o ''''o W p'e
p"ne sP'toies ne wen. oh
buI ! nave learned three ,nings mere l,t ana
bara asn not to ha afraid 10 cross
the duck pond and / shall advise ali Euro
peans to come over here for their education.
as You 20 over there for your educations
And have learned how small the world is,
In Shicago SAT IN ooA at theatre ana
wall tbns 4 " was ia Rst,in S so Fac 80
cisco they Served me at one dinner With roi,-
ladies'. One was a Norwegian from Bergen.
told her knew a family named Middleton
there; ana she said that they were her best
IN rember ~ so that fa,ni,v "aI ope ntbsr
iady was from Honolulu mentioned n
certain doctor there and asked il she knew
him. HE is my. physician" said she. And
said to her he was my, student. Here
New i baard a. ne Mts0po.an opeen HOUSE
"a na.e We nr haard !, ~, Vian US wen sung