New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-26

Josef opened an album and pointed our rv-o
faced public schooboy: the other Bearded iril
IT, 1-,Isl5 dressed man. strong hmbed. reso-
dTte ana experienced as the boy was timid and
two qs-s IS b The same person said with only
Drue, said the professor. "Das is me- a student
LORD Il S. studied The PHOTOGRAPHS With interest
more Sen sen1 10 10 Indersta9d You ne said There is
HoL - te qIlStppeared IN this wonderful
That's another story Josef replied. as he I'm
Of course bur tb eTE one uses the same method
SATISFIED that you see the truth OF the principle
ana now simple and deep il is IF get any ideas
on 1yle particular way Of doing the change act
theory to the escape Of Winthrop Lyle. but he had
lost some Of his interest in the matter. and his
comfortably for mental activity.
us ~ rs a great PITY ne began. that sound and
nary life There is sure TO be one hitch or another
according the rules Of the art Bu1 Won must
not laugh When it became certain That That
either escape or suicide his one refuge from
the gallows he made arrangements with his friends
70 QFoe the prison guards that ne might get easily
- US GU lou tod me that yourself But he
also made arrangements for final separation from
pended on strict adherence to the rules of disap-
gearing he must have ordered his relatives TO
Needing money carry out his plans he got them
TO place good sum where he could get it without
Wien all was ready he slipped away after mid
night took the first train 70 the East End, and
went straight TO the old and woman with
whom he intended 10 take
In the reports Of his trial il came out that he
had done charitable work in the East End among
the Germans Poles and Bohemians. I assume thai
ne 1ag tnefe made the acquaintance OF the persons
needed Tor his purpose. a respectable German
past under obligations 10 him and reav 70 do any
honest thing that would secure comfort for their
7 know i score such who would be glad 70 ac-
sept me propositions made BY Lyle 10 Herr
and so much month while they lived to be
ADOPTED as inelr son Frank just returned from
america SICK almost 70 death They accepted
Frank Schneider went 70 bed once as q sick man
three months The negHbors cot no glimpse Of him
for q month, but his mother went about all that
return. keeping them informed OF his progress 10
health letting them peep into his bedroom. and
promising her maiden friends influence in coax
ing Frank 10 marry one of them within the year
You can imagine what Lyle was doing during
this month. He was recovering from the strain %
trial and prison. learning the German language as
Jhe SchneiderS spoke T. Eetung used 70 a German
new parents ana in general fitting himself for the
part he rad 10 -lav Moreover Sa was doing Ms
best 20 get fat, to get the rough bloom OF beer
drinker. and TO bleach dark hair. eyebrows and
beard 10 yellow When. al the end Of a month he
could sit up and receive visitors. his German
passab Die. and his appearance sufficiently rude 10
When h. appeared again he had become easygo-
ing Frank Schneider in earnest. and every soul in
the street willing 10 swear he was Schneiders'
SON His mothers countrywomen had known him
as 91I ana his so1 1are ne" see " MN proper re-
Three months so changed him in appearance and
fact that he forgot. except In sleep when alone.
that he had ever been Winthrop Lyle. Then he
ventured out on the streets Of the city, went 10
theatres and balls got a job as barUan in a
German saloon and kept it month. until he
knew me was ana the customers OF such a pace.
country. So his father and mother announced 10
land for three months. and also 10 stay there for
good if they liked II. Being poor, they took
went with them getting aboard under the very
noses Of the detectives. who still watched for him