New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-25

his path Into the world. Not one eiew ever led "a
any result not even % q decent theory Of his
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powers and took the edge on his natural sh-swd-
After resigning his post and joining an orchestra
as hrst violin-for faith in his abilities finally de-
proved great bore 70 his friends from the endless
On Ms ''S ~ -e1ri e.. le nm q 5SoSn ~
Winthrop Lyle anu the slim hard figure, the pale.
thin. hgh-6ret face the severe expression and
dark eyes had a prominent place in his sleeping
ta t NaSns dreams. IN ne I'd. no one took any
who played the cello in the orchestra
81 vas aiSayS 2 great rsIleL 70 LoTJ 70 turn
Tre to the society OF the youns musician FOR Josef
IN speech and movement given TO beer and laugh
Ter 4ond q his wife and cello and baby fonder OF
When the boarding house IN which he lived the
a S0ncay evening with CAM Ie had cosey
tCre. spoke OF ease and comfort.
Josef was flir-sainned fat ana jolly. and loved 70
mug Of Bavarian beer at his right His wife and
fessor-father with bis habits OF study ana solemn
expression, had fat and contented air about him
hung on the wan. ana German coiors were every
where Frau CAM could not abide English cook
soned dishes q the Fatheraui When they sang
songs or INDUCED in old memories. the little VII
lage near Munich was the theme The one promise
Munich when he had come 70 be a man Among
It's 81 nice 10 hear a clever detective speaS
CAM said 10 her neigh5ors. me old professor did
not pay much attention. while bis son JOSEF was
Jireless listener and had many speculatiOns on the
plan OF escape used BY Lyle-
WHAT anotber9.' The detective faughed and
tbs professor glanced irrita5ly at bis SON.
when have fitted the joints. viii tell you how that
h eSpec Is MS 8T Is i an ar1 To- %s
appear well and he must have been skilled in me
these rules are based II is curious and interest
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was interested very strongly
There is such an art Josef began. and your
hear him discourse on it."
Especially IT, while listening one had reward
Of capturing him in his inside pocket But that viii
Probably not" said Josef. unless he gets tired
ne Do0T fellow seem 70 know him as well as
You. often have YOU described bis words and
training apueara1Ce. Cleve ness Old family. hish
s-iri1 and m that Car,brf1e graduate vel dressed
good figure athletic. brown hair. green eyes, pale
thought Then h vas inventive. fond ef mathe-
r1s-fCs arso ~ Draa=,Ire- but cared nothing for
music. or wine. books Ard he armed enough
Of drugs 70 poison his wife too ceveriy- ,,..
How could he r-ve been so hard and cruel'
SAID Frau Garz v-'-h a S.- p -e oe+1, ..r7fs
lawyers. the gre, purrc his r-Iatives and many
case got an svfuI -if-.-F an rh~ more Trey sfted
the less certain come wcsa Of his guilt, while others
But he art-the artr' cried the inpatient detee-
tive
described LyI- accurately? / MIGHT say he was
lust the opposite e If in most -hirgs-
Two young men" answered Lord. couldn't %
and lO-k. less alike
Josef smiled
I arrived IN this country about the time Re
ssCaps1 from iail / could read English then anu
I remember the newspapers were -uil OF hirn But
until / met YOU -he case did not interest ne. Let
me- show YOU whac the principle forces man 70 do
when fl is successfully carried out You thinA "
means running away 10 Brazil or Persia, IN a VIZ
and blue speCtacles. they do in a play No. no
man disappears according 20 TINS pTill-IliSs
must ESCAPE not only from his purSUerS, Gut rom
MS friends and. above all from himself he must
change his country. never meet old Trends again.
get a new language. new trade. a new place n
Society a new set OF parents and re4ltl' es a new
mast 4 new haste Of body q new appearance ne
must think speak walk. sleep. eat and drink d--
fTrentIv from in Ua-U days, he must chanse lno
Color OF hair skin eyes. in ta7r. ne must become
another man really if he had changed natures
Vlr- a particular person
sT1sr pOrCirv is safe" said Jhe professor. with 4
hinge IaI!gh ''ud so IS der profession OF de1ectlve
Who gould bragttse dose rl-esf una u UvS sOu4'-'
what use would be detectives -, q.
.Tr NJ Sas fine talk" said Lord All very Wen II
sr1ch Things could be done As they cent your
theory isn't worth a straw II 4Ilposs-Di7-