The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-07
DOESN'T KNOW WHAT TO
90 WITH SUDDEN WEALTH
Thinks Il Would Be sehr
.Schaen, Though, 10 Flight
Prohibition

Baltimore. Md, April ! Break
iug ali records. Balumore's newest
millionaire is going 70 i've the sinl-
pip life He Ii noi going To build
amy hospitals or libraries, but he
wants everybody TO have as much
beoc as he wants.
Herr Walter Sehwab, Baliimores
millionaire reporter was sleeping the
sleep OF the Just this morning when
he was aroused BY his good fran and
informed that an ordinary reporter
had arrived AZ the house and desired
an interview. Herr Sehwab was 10
be interviewed because everybody
wanted 10 know how a real reporter
feels when he becomes a real mil
lionaire. and what he win do with his
money
Herr Schwab. whose srennous
new spaper career has been largely
occupied in reporting German sing
ing society kommcrs, hoi-footins
after criminal eases in the Southern
police district and Interviewing men
and women conspicuous in The pub
lie eye, had never been interviewed
himself So, In spite a the fact tiiat
his newspaper duties had kept him
oill very late last night and he was
jsss III HE figlds cf most enjoy
ab.c slraiher. the miilionai.r report
rr rubbed his eyes YEARLY, threw OF
the covers and prepared To see the
ordinary reporter.
Uncle Left Him 5000, ,00O
Schwab. who Is a reporter on a
German mo. ming paper, lives at 1881
.Hnnberf stree. in South Baltimore
According 10 news received by him
yesterday there II a fortune of $5,.
100000 lying In the Bank of Eng
land iha is all his and his wife's.
The money belonged to a great-nncle
who died twenty-five years ago. A
long search for the heirs has finally
result ed, according to The best in
f0rp alicrl ob.ainable, In facing the
right.nl ownership OF this snug for
tune 10 the Baltimoreans.
And now the interviewer was 10
be Interviewer All millionaires are
Interviewed II IS one OF the penal
ties Of being wealthy. Some of them
are driven to the necessity of bar
ricading themselves against report
ess and photographers. But Herr
Schwab hasn't reached that stage
yet. He SAYS he VIII never reach il.
"Mein licber Junge, wir werden
INNER Freunde sein," said he kindly
as he laid his hand on The shoulder
Of the trembling. ordinary reporter.
.sIch verde nicht stolzer sen nit
1neinen furf Millonen Thaden, ais
ich war vie mein i.ohn nur funi
Thaler die Woche war Kann ich
linen cine Cigarre anbieleng"
ordincrt Reporter Embarrassed
Herr Schwab had greeted the ordi
nary eporter warmly. He had placed
the hand that Is 10 direct the des
iinics OF that s5,000.0e0 in iha un.
con,h hand of the ordinary reporter
and had exchanged warm and
heavy grasp, much 10 the embarrass
ment OF the ordinary reporter, whe
had never hefofe gone up against
anything quite as strong as mil
lionaire.
-Gehen wild in die Kuche." said
Herr Schwah. Es wird dort gem
utblicher Sein.
SO to the kitchen the interviewer
and he .o-beinterylswed proceeded
Herr Schwab, with a commendablC
exhibition of self-sacrificing spirit
Insisted upon The ordina y reporter
taking the most comfortable chair
while the Young millionaire hmsel
took seal opposite him The goot
wife of Herr Schwab came in ant
listened aiientiyely 10 the converse
lion. Like her worthy husband. sh'
exhibited no signs OF being ''sinel
iip over the prospective nhen'ano'
oi ss010,O00
When do you expect 80 ger YOU
money asked the ordinary reporter
afler ne had nervously twirled hi'
hat around In his hands severa
Hines and eazed admiringly II no
enyiously. upon the collected lea
ures OF the multlmillionaire re
pdrser
-Nein; Who Is s-hwab?"
'i'll get it IN three weeks" an
ewered Herr Schwab.
Are you q relative Of Schwah, th
steel trust man." yentured tbe ord
nary reporter. who had heard of tbi
other millionaire Schwab through lh
pictorial supplement OF a New Yosl
paper,
Heir Sehwab
Il dont know exactly myself" ad
mifiea The ordinary reporter. AR
Won going 10 put your money i
bankgn
Sure"
Not one bank." explained Her
Solrwab. with comprehensive swee
Of his hand, "bus twenty banks The
II one blows up won't lose Il all. F"
aGott ueheuic ms,' exelaime
Frau schwah, raising her eyes hea'
onward
whats the first thing YOU wi
IL. 2" aefea she ordinary reporter
st'rickaia To Germany for NE. IN