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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-16
.C0R0NER'S JURY WILL
MEET IN BRUNSWICK

New Brunswick, Nov. 16:-Coroner
John V Hubbard has issued a call for
the inquest which is to be held to de-
termine, if possible, where the respon-
sibility lies for the deaths of George
Van Sickle and Pasquale .Locandio,
killed in the collapse of the Robert s.
Turton residence at 2SS George street,
on Monday week.
The inquest will be held on Thursday
afternoon at 2 O'Clock in the court
house. A number of witnesses have
beer subpoenaed. The members of the
%coroner's jury have had several photo
graphs taken of the ruins.
The foreman of the jury is George
b. Rule, and the other members are:
George Brown, George X. Parsell, D. d.
Williamson, Lewis Board and Richard
Barnwell.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-16
WRIGHT TosHELP KAISER.

Maker of Flying Machines viii I'm
prove Equipment of German Army.
New York, Nov. Io.-orville wright
n OF the sky pilot brothers, manu-.
facturers of flying machines, sailed
for Europe on the steamship Kron.
p%rinzessin Cecilie OF the North Ger.
man Lloyd line to help Kaiser VII.
helm improve the aerial equipment OF
the imperial German army.
At present the German army is be.
hind that of France in the line OF
heavier than afr lighting equipment
The German government is said 10
have placed q large order with the
Wrtghts for the new designs Of Wright
racers and three passenger touring
planes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-16

YOUTHS ON
TRIAL TODAY
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

opoCtob ~ tue II VhNiNT NE WS.
New Brunswick, Nov. 16:-Vin-
cent Rokak and Charles Mancellone,
two youths from Roosevelt, are on
trial here this afternoon for shooting
Theodore Janonschek at Roosevelt
on June 27, last. 1t is claimed that
while the boy was playing with his
sister in front of his home, Rokak
and Mancellone anne along and shot
two of his fingers off. 1t is claimed
Rokak carried a revolver which Man
cellone grabbed and shot Janon-
schek.
The case came up first yesterday
afternoon, but owing to the absence
of several witnesses 1t went over
until this afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-16
Woman Had BuraIsr's XII.

Stamford. Conn, Nov. 16.-FoIlowing
a series Of burglaries and attempted
burglaries among the homes Of wealthy
residents here the police brought into
police court a young and well appear
ing woman and showed the magistrate
a handbag which they had wrested
from her. This bag, they said, con-
tanned burglars implements and skele-
ton keys with which the woman could
have successfully opened the door Of
any house In Stamford,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-16
"A BOX CAR RUNS AWAY.
IL Goes Ten Miles Before 1t crashe
Into Tender.

IL Goes Ten Miles Before 1t Crashes
Into Tender.
Winsted. Conn, Nov. 16.-"A run
away box car is coming down the
mountains"
This warning was received over the
telephone in Canaan by Station Agent
Victor Coe.
At Norfolk, the highest railroad
point In the state, the box car, heavily
laden with eordwood. got away from a
freight crew and ran down the steep
grade ten miles. East Canaan people
saw 1t shoot through the village at the
rate of a mile a minute. 1t crashed
into a locomotive tender In the Canaan
yard. Both were wrecked. The men
In the locomotive cab had narrow es-
canes,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-16
Railway saloonkeepers Are Fined.

Railway, Nov. 1e:-Minchard Hi
derbrant, of $50 West Grand street,
and Fred Rosscamp. Of Ga Fernote
street, two saloonkeepers, charged
by Councilman G. w. Ludlow, chair
man of the police committee. with
violating the screen law on election
day. at a hearing before Judge AL
fred B. Cook, in the city court,
were fined $40 each. The cases will
now be taken before the Board of
Excise Commissioners, who will con-
slider the taking of the two mems
licenses from them.
Read the NEWS every day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-16
CAPITALISTS HURT IN MINE.
Wrong Signal Causes Cage TO Drop
Hundred Feet.

Nogales. Ariz,, Nov. 16.-Inspecting
the Ivanhoe mine. near patagonia,
James Johnson. owner of the mine; j.
e. n. Cochran, a Pennsylvania capital
list, and Charles Gabriel fell a hundred
feet, and all were seriously injured.
The three men were in the mine cage,
and the wrong signal caused the cage
to drop suddenly. the clutch being of.
sfr. Cochrane was badly injured BY
having his back wrenched, and John.
son and Gabriel each sustained broken
legs,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-16
INJURED WHEN
TROLLEY GAR HIT AUTO
.pectal bu United Press Voc.

Special bg United Press Wire.
New York. Nov. 16;-George Stiv-
ers, owner of the Chatam Club, was
fatally injured and six others badly
hurt, when the automobile in which
they all were riding wa rup down by
a trolley car early today. Stivers,
whose back was broken, is the only one
who will die.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-16
MRS. STETsON WOULD LEAD?
Expelled Christian Scientist Denies She
Wants Mrs, Eddy's Place.

Expelled Christian Scientist Denies She
Wants Mrs. Eddy's Place.
New York, Nov. 16.-The past two
Sundays notice has been given from
the pulpit of the First Church OF
Christ, Scientist, from which Mrs. Au-
gusta e. Stetson was expelled about a
year g that the church would have
a meeting tonight to consider a new
bylaw which is to be voted on Friday
night.
Adherents Of Mrs. stetson who are
still affiliated with the church say that
the new bylaw may have something to
do with the controversy. Some of her
opponents have charged that Mrs. Stet-
son Is looking toward the time when
Mrs. Eddy dies and is planning to sue
coed her as head Of the Christian Sci
ence church.
Mrs. Stetson denies the reports.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-16
Governors-elect Guests OF Honor

New York, Nov. 16:-The Colum-
bla University Democratic Club is
planning to have a dinner on Febru-
airy 81, at which the guests of honor
viii be Governors-elect Dix, of New
York. and Wilson, OF New Jersey
Invitations also have been sent to
Governors-elect Foss, of Massachu-
sets; Baldwin, OF Connecticut, n
Harmon, of Ohio, and Senator Gore.
of Oklahoma. All the Democratic
senator's who will have been elected
by the time that the dinner is held
will be invited. too.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-16
O.. X. TO CRITlCISE COURT.
Governor Hadlsy Says Judges Have
Overlooked individuals.

St Louis, Nov. Ex-Governor Had
= in his address before the American
Federation of Labor convention de-
clared It perfectly proper to criticise a
court after q decision had been rem
dered.
Judges in general have been more
solicitous in protecting the rights Of
property than in protecting the rights
of the individual" said Mr.. Hadley.
81 have never recognized any depart
ment of-our government as immune
from criticism, and certainly the ex.
ecutive department has not been"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-16

Some OF the "newsrs OF your tnams-
late neighborhoo5 may be found in
he want ads. toda~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-16

Some OF the ''News or your name.
date neighDoFhood mar be found III
the want ads. today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-16
Annette.

The vaudeville stage has devel-
oped musical comedies Of great mer-
1t in short acts. Take for instance
the music in Jesse Laskey's produc-
tion, "On the H%ousetop." The mu-
steal Is famous. The very best song
In the act Is Annette" and the New
York World has secured 1t from
Harry Won, Tilzer and will publish
it. words and music complete, free
with next Sundays World. Get it
and try it On your piano.
The sun., 1910-08-06

Bv proposing several Schemes tor
better passenger service within the city
and by amending it, proposals from
time ~ time ~ conditions changed :he
marlborough Rapid Transit Company
has given evidence Of lts hop. to extend
Its lines in an intelligent and scientific
manner The Pennsylvania Railroad
ompanv has spent scores of millions
ot dollars To establish a passenger sta
ton IN Manhattan. and now de-,reS To
have that station a convenience Ia the
greatest possible number Of persons
Thus Mr. SAMUEL REA. an officer Of the
PennsyIvania. writes to the Mavor this
inContTovertible assertion.
The sun., 1910-08-06
4 lrnIIbIr,l EmImrr.

Looking far into the future Ih" TfH
Gt' iurr-.,S the destruction Of th" re-
public should weak Congress weld tu
The demands of Hawaii AlaSka, Port"
Eicn ur any similarly dei ach'Ni nat Ional
ypu>seSSiun for admission tn StatehoOd.
We brus,r thl. va, msani 10 be and sbo ld
for Si ume - -rpt compArt continental uuiOn
In- Declaration o. Independence WA, made bS
the rrprssrn'Au,r, o. the nied states OF
America The ofic,sl tue Of the O,d Conf-dera
'on va, .Th- nIted states OF America Inc
Constitution IN it, opening sentence = described
=, . Constitution for the nied state. OF
Nmrrca We do not believe that this nation viii
ever consent To he transformed into tinted
states Of America asia and Polynesia
uAuon i held together ehledy by community
o. Interests OF character aud Of language, and 10y
the physical condition Of integral territorial DO
maln NothlnE could be more menseins to Ut
indeed dcstruct,e % i,s Integrity than the lack
o. trosc rinds mental requisites. Possessing them
nov ~r cannot believe that TITS nation wiil Noi
unfairly and gratuitousiy sacrifice them
There i familiar sound To these
patriotic wor,is. They recall the emf
nent statesmen who looked with dismay
on the acquisition of the trans Missi--
sippI territory, and protested against
the expansion of the nation to the west
They suggest those worthy men Of
scientific habit and training who prove,l
conchislvelv tha, nn boat built of iron
could sah the seas
Meanwhile II 80 gratifying To reflect
that outstanding dire forebodings
every expansion of tho nation has been
the cause uf increased strength and
vigor, has meant the opening ~ new
opportunities for trS citizens and has
re,iounded eventually u the glory and
honor Of ITS people and It's flag
The sun., 1910-08-06
zen. ., Joe.nn.. r,n.c,r- Maths.

Io rHE ENRON "F THg Sr> ~. Your
cnrrrs pondenf who asked IN 1HE SuN OF
August = for he " ords ~ felis sedit by
a hois 'an fnd them In carolyn Nelzs
MhiWSev Mythology ,Scribner 1893
under the tiria ~ Very Felis-itous Miss
Wells gives ~" author a. Green kenduck.
hut ! nnd no such name m nv biographical
dictionary In CarminA CollegiensiE tDit-
-on ISssi j. practically inc same version
at rihuted 10 that prolific writer Anony-
nous The words are here given - q
song ~ tho College of he city of New York
to the air of Wei Dance by tho Light Of
he Moon Nv he Way. those Interested
m Macaronios can nnd a classic by Oliver
Wendell HOLMES in Miss wellss Ant biology
entitled ~Ae.tiVation and consequently ap-
propriate to this season
To conclude. here ~ a paraphraae Of John.
iohn. the Pip~r'- Son witch none OF your
correspondents seems - have unearhed
20 far
Johsnnes. Johannes ihictns nAmA
Fugii perniciter porcum furAuS.
Sed porous voratvS Johsnne. delst tus
~ plorans per Viss est fur nssellAtus
Ngw NosE. August. ~
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The sun., 1910-08-06
W tNNERS.
surieus secisI Hsb,ts sf the s,,nkrr Grn.
eratien. Especially BachsIsrs.

To rHE kDiroR OF THT STN Slr' Iet
uS IN ne name Of all that - srfleldiAn
have renaissance ~ manners among
Young men especially Young bachelor
We hsVs been viciimiyed iil We are weary
~ y hut est vs speak 90 soon We have
inquired among other Young married poo
pie nearly AlvayS with the same result
n seems 80 bs very much the hahtt 81 he
unattached Young cab of today 10 20 the
rounds seeking rouri-hmen' aud entertain
menf u herey"r O. of~r-. Ni'h never though
Of re- urninE he cour~-ie- of ne Young
marr'et people. even hv mAking IN" con
N.niIouHi diHnsr al We do not keep =
nisid bit m. mistress ~ the household
i COOS of uar,~ when IN" gets started
In faC' W migh' sUppu-- 'haf she had
mis>"d her VOCATION and "a" yer" d"-'i'ute
~ anv o'her sirfd,iion b.' FOR 'omrarnE
not~- With other Young couples
Iha ordinary "as"- of come nd "a' and
b. amused ant Jhen r.'rt- tori, ru'i
h- next invitation are tno common 10 men.
iton. pu' "" haN" on our book few a..
graNated eases wbt,h o. vIIl be a great re-
h.f to particular" As'Ion of fine old
southern family We invited - dinner 20
meet a .uunR laiv Who war visiting IS
sru ,hivalTN could stand m. STRAIN IN 'hiS
,n-tan'~ apparently i"r w. did not -" nm
guest "" j. man 0i some leisuT-. no. 'u
-Av means
AVain invited tu u ne WITH U- one
pIItng hu' evening a business friend who
~ de- himself ON lI- birth breeding and
-AN or fair- IN general The dinner ~ =
peCuliarly fortunate creation auh Ep ate -
dtsfra~fiOn "" are AFRAID % kiil"I him
fuf S- have not -~~n him since "" might
SUPPOSE ~ - dyspepsia they al f"ar N-r-
% not thAi our tAhls lo.eN resembles q
ollege training table IN " hUln-Om"us.--
tine further A-s gives tAI-s f0r fiyhf"uus
r-~snimsnt I-'Rp-" fh~r" = Ibird pHTtf
~ ate the uu-usUeCting NtutIm ihi-
told 10 ~ v, friends in boston yuuur
man - 80 he married this fall ~. bride
Will come from di-tau'~ stranger fr
he yitt Ne p1Ne- the vaN ~ MAJ
Iug himself thoroughly at home through
on a hulidaN. nsludtng iVo meals ~"
vii count the meals IN Our -Ordid
sem 'nentr and then disappearing untl the
nsVt had n comes IN the tO'm Of AN in-
vtfattUn 10 weekend house party wht'h
ne ept. hut he fails 10 pos IN an ap-
u.aTans~ neither does h. ohrf The lea-'
explanation In tat he Ab~entG himself
Itteriv rom hts accustomed walks aud
his - The situation 10 whHh he will intro
dr,- hi- unsuspaCtIng aud d~f@n' els-~
bride She Nlll probably wonder why
Boston seems chilly She ought to 10 fore
warned and to have a chance for her ~"
4 di-cOuraginE thing about this de, n
dsnce Of The fret Law Of 'llty j. that
some Of the worst offender and all of those
here cited come of Ostens ,bly good families
aud are college bred perhspe the colleges
rould aid In the renaissance nv establish
ing CON puisOry COur1es in good manners
BOsToN august 5. Two NirIIM-
The sun., 1910-08-06
~. B.sisnias Of IhI.r.r,

q" rHT rpuos ~ THr Sr~ sec do no,
'hin tnst WIDER me dcfsuitsr or any men sitn
I.Ar, placed A. ths outsst intend deliberately 10
sfsal rheir salaries srr meAsrr their expenses
relatively h~svy They nnd % constant stralu
10 maintain their families rnuSn Ie.~ Keep up an
psafsnces Commensurate With thr position. the,
Fold.
nisr such circumstance -'fc-s comes .f~
Or Chiidreu sic.. tho do'toT Jhe Kforer must ns
psid. Tho employee rnds himself In urEsni need
80 80 he must have n Hs borrogS 80 from
the tii against h's n~Nt months salary
NrSt month and the nest month hr fnds him
ssl' unable 20 reifnbur>~ the IN. FINALLY he h., g
or soils so'L Or 'Ties his rrnd ~ Csrd.. TalunS
~ nr,t. NJ 'rie- HVSin snd agsIn . Itims isiy
realizing MAJ detection T. sure and near 10 de,
peraton ho tsL~> Everything IN sight
The rau>e of fhi- lsnirn 'Ahlc STATE of ans,r. o.
ne meaErr ssisry paid these employee Think
o'b'H vs~L IN = man rntrusts,i viIh millions
WbsneNs' tho.c IN au'hori'v resHzs that =, q
business proposition i' t. brf'er 10 rny rsr,unrra
rive zsisrrS tp rnrio, ~~S ., IN 'horrh they are
bpndsd 'nsp f7r 'sr rtAtan 70 s'eaiIs removed
On N" 0tN~r hama - long ~ tbr hAnLs nut
'hsir t0.-t - 'hst 10 now IN hnrrirg ror,rs
niss 49, ~ inHs rs tH.v 'Dos 'of md sansr,
a. 'sIrs'iors 7 q
HsToSSg. y. a . August
The sun., 1910-08-06
TRsTERNiL INH R,N1E.
~ Exposition oI the True Function ~ the
Rev ai Arranum.

fr ~ tBITuT 80 lHF - "
sp-aa. me sentiments uf ne urotc~'ant-
tgatus' ils EuNul Nr,auuW .it"~ - applied
fp o.. N.lr old Iu"fub.f- bat those ~ -
r up roman 10 the order and are Interested
ia - p"rpsf a.itN anil s4,, g. lUok - matters
-oin.Nb bs' differently
81 20 Ie admitted ~ One hat fra'srnal
fn~uran'e Na- started wrong. and that onlN
~ recent wears have the rates approached
a -gien,l y, basis Ths-s mistakes had 10 be-
corrected, arbitrarily and ,ruellv perhaps
IN. ss wear old members som - have
b--n hi' the hardest bu' perhaps "
Ioe- not fully comprehend that the ROYAL
Arcanum rNi-ts primarily for the b~n"nt
NJ the y idov aud orphan. ~ deceased mem
hers When member reaches the Ege Of
rs II j. 10 be- presumed that hs leaves no
I,ttIs ones 10 T.. iesi and clothed anI edu-
rsted therefore the probability ~ any one
-unering hardship " he bv force of cir1um-
-tan'e- j. obliged 10 abandon hl- member
-htp T. remote
IN the past he has enjoyed ,heap. dirt
heap. INSURANCE throughout that period IN
his lite when 'heaBuc-- was important anu
pTote, tiOn imperative, and lt he cont lnue-
hi- member ls -fIll has ~" privilege ~
paying ~ hall rat" On condition that the
other hall ue deducted from the face ~ hi-
rertih,g'a Ihi- alternative ~ being taken
HdN anfag" of ~ ulany and u proposition
that cannot iaIl 10 be- pror'abie - ~. tone
hcisries whether dependent uT oth-rvtA..
Aft@r all. doeS not the - .,ssi cert ihcste loom
M tuo 'or-pn uou-iN ~ y purely financial
pr,po~IfIpu' ~. Eoyal ArDHnuu has d..
of de- el-'.d members n means 10 go on
dong business Hud u.eefI ing - obligations
aud N does not intend to go onto the ~, =
for the purp u@s Of enTl'h hing the perhaps
already adequate 'on"r- oi adult Indspend
"ut h"neh,tdrrc- i
hN-sAti. 4 August .
The sun., 1910-08-06

10 THE FDIToa oV THE SrN Sv I Nish TO
give wsrnlnG 70 the Ignorance Of Fa,tsrn"rs
- Ea., .peas not Of FH>oo say san Frsnci,co.
tnOu'
Vor .,r nor .ush, our c'ue. from Butte to
S'anisiauS'
Our MA CAilents 4 music 20 ouV ear
Nrroyo Grands IL mo 10 - mat zTsafly chCsrs
S,n Juan Capisrano and san IAcihto. TOO.
NeEI,r fIil 'alth 10 naming may thosS saints
awe YOU
IN Csisvers, county l. fair MoLSlumne
~ GoubIed 10 pronouRce that don fail 80 cali
me-.
san IuiS Obispo We ns'er Ahhrsviaic
TIRE, srrnre Rishop' sin that sl must hate
NIturas and NlylSO and san Geronimo
Pastsnia Mrndocino and fair f,condido
We never rIp nor hurry. not Gusdsioup-.s name
Nor stately Nsriposa. proud Of hlx Tree fame
Nrnnas. AitAdens. Nrrats Nrampo
W dotr upon more fondiy ihsn or Tender feet :
Fuitto
our nsu,s tongues have caught m" ult % san
srsRoro
~ TAso Uohles NoiANe Anr suA,s san sardro
Of Marin san ,nseIuro snd Mess Grsnds Frsy
- Plo .nH GonSsls, snd truthful san Jo,s
80 pr'ths~ spare - Frisco usAanA' Hurr
rNT
Dsay rs nrsr %, IIso's. u''ie or soi.
TEHACHAFL Cal. Juiy %. sUIsuN.
The sun., 1910-08-06

hasia Tor multitude of the rs,i4 m which
th" he-' oppression ~ the Oriental
DIVER skill - urdouhie,llv found tine
oi the ull"-f secrets uf tho Ea-' - M"
making uf q r'cs aud enduring -
million from -h"rp- bl"zl k"rms- q
J variety uf ,n'is insects fuund un nak
/ trees S.hnuI IN" Mediterranean. several
dvrwo,-d- "nIou skins. IvN b~rri-~ b...'t-
and many "t her plants are also 'i-'Si to
obtain rel The baSi- II blues = indigo
"f veloWs Persian berries. turmeric and
saffron and Slmac roots In fact the
distinctive character of the old ORIENT ~
cul"rinR system Was thaI nearly every
tlngent Was at vegetable ur animal
origin. and rhal similar IngrrdIant- were
emplovs,l for mordantS or hvativ"S
II was against The dl-use nf these "l,;
coloring matters and the substitution
Of the mineral dN''~ that the Orient al
Coiori~i has made vIguruu- protest
III" Persian Government. appreCiaIing
The injury thar mlghi result to he coun-
try's prin'tnil industry. has listened
stringent measures "a that announced
last month. bu II has Qot always car
red them nui lmpartlallv and con
sIs'entlv The introduction of aniline
dives began with the success that at
tended their manufacture. especially IN
Germany This Colorlng matter has
been employed bat as hundrc ds Of bales
ol the first rugs so dye,i were seized and
destroyed Iis use was abandoned unit
within the last two wears when he un-
settl~'i condition of the country mane
Government surveillance upon the man
ufaCture and sale very lax
Every induCemeHi tn the us" nf min
eral dives seems 10 have been offered bv
industrious agents of European mani
faCturers. On" of the reasons advanced
for the recent threatened German trade
invasion ~ Russian and British zones
was that Germany would finn IN Persia a
sale Tor h"r dives, and another Vas that
she wRni"d FREQ hand II German capi-
t1lstS should decade in oJ,en carpet
Factories ar l>pahan or ShiraS The
enforcement uf tho new piuhiMtnrv
rules must n",,S-arllV CrIrtiil German
commerce with Persia Onc of the ef-
iects o' the manufacture of anime dyes
"as been rhc passing oi yeget able indigo
ss an artUlc ~ romncrC" and tho almost
entire dl~IIs" uf maddrr a. a ha-l- for
red dives IN" question thus presents
an Interesting commercial ~ we'll "a
me- 'hariral side. bat i, is perhaps ~
very practical phase. the fact that IN
future our TurH,sh or Persian carpets
NAV stand the -amc tests II water and
sunlight a. did tho work II ancient
Divers. that Si.l make ~ of he greatest
interest IN this country
The sun., 1910-08-06

IN ,.tu,s 0sd Fvsead nssurns Win se~
Address.

MuN-tTrr - RGD,CrTrR ~ CHtp
OIoiau fas-e hen Chaud. - repfenda "
plume pOIr CoA.siLlsF . ~. L. y MstoWs
lie Port Washington, du N allie s'as-soH bien
sn aTri.Te, q I'm au'h puiss. consnltsT Aon
l.it'ra a--eI lonEtsmp. pouT qnil -o,t con
Naincu que L. mot Inadequate cette ua-
duo'ion est Inadequate ne fat pas partis
dr- rIrhs--es lie notre belle lansus Fran-
yai-. Uuoiau.h parai-ss iignoTer' sans
dout- = monsieur vsui dire tnsuniSahte, -
lin-utiSanCs caTa'teti~e aS-e< son enort
lie 'Orrig-r idiome dune peTsoOns uui Us
pas 4" dire en toute modesi'e' Compte
parmr les huStrat ions de son PAYS Hors
d~ Academic. dohi - ne fats pas encore
part1. uou- autres FrancaiS. dams notre
,ivl. spi-tOlaire. .Nitonz Souvent IL sub
lonctii le trouNant IN tantinet pedant.
Ie doi. ayouer cependant que ~ mon cher
pays he depache pas de sie faire rspatrer
u pourrait - faire que Ia purite de ma lansue
souffri--e uIelque- petites ecOrchures, re-
duit CONNIE Ie suits n'echAnger des par-
oles qu'aysc IL -erRent de Vile auI ne
man,lue Jamais ponrtsnt de me dire poliment
Chaque ma'in. -G'wah. -kidoo
Quoiaue mon sort soft pour le moment
a ssez tTiste. je me console mean mOins en-
pensant que La Joconde- SQUIRT 9ternelle-
ment al Louvre, ~ aus lee Etats-Jn mis-.
I'AllemAgne. l. Italie. on tout autre pays.
ne Font nj Iauront jAnIais'
Jai change d'addrerse. Ie quarter du
Battery ~ me plaisant pas lie suis main
tenant logs rAubeTRe de Ia Bourse-Piste.
central Park Est-c'est plus conforme
mes gonts artistiaues. etant voisine du
Mus.e Metropolitan. Meme 10 me promets
dy pAnetrer IN de ces auatres mathis pour
voir sil ~ trouve Quelaus choss dtgne
Il enrich,r lee collections de mon pays en-
retournant Ia has
lie note lee GRANTEES eIprimees &C matin
par NJ l.. = de Pittsneld; au'il - "a ss'Ire.
r. r. est rsbri de toute tentative de ma
part CeS un enfant de Ia nature 81 je
m 'in'ere-se surtout aui oeuvres de Fart.
Croyez. Monsieur Ie RAdacteur. 4 rexpres-
sion de mes sentiments les plus chsleureux.
ARstNE LUPIS.
NV NppE le AoAt