The evening world., 1911-08-16
They Were Young Explorers
From Jersey Seeking In
dians to Stay.
HALLWAY THEIR BED.
Lambert Surprised Them With
Trusty Revolver and They
Surrendered.

Albert Lambert OF No. $50 Forty-nlnth
street. Brooklyn, who Is a sleeper.
awoke with a start about 1 o'clock this
from Mrs. Lambert's fist caused his
awakening.
Hist, Albert.' she whispered, there's
burglars in the house,"
Nothing doing" mumbled Albert as
he rolled over and went to sleep. Mrs.
Lambert couldn't sleep, so about ten
minutes later she poked her husbands
ribs again.
"Ouch." said her husband.
I'm certain there's burglars In the
house." Mrs. Lambert said, as she sat
w in bed. Hear that" She called his
attention to an unusual noise In the
hallway.
Albert heard and. being a brave hus-
band. he slipped out Of bed, girded on
his bathrobe and prepared for the worst.
Gripping tightly his trusty revolver. he
crept down the stairs. Mrs. Lambert
followed. shading with her hand the
dim hame Of a candle.
BE careful. Albert: they might
shoot whispered Mrs. Lambert. Lam
bfrt trembled at the thought, but pre-
PARED TO meet his fate. Inch by inca
ite opened the door, expecting every
second to feel the crash of a black
JACK; on his read or the cold steel of q
revolver against his neck.
DISCOVER SLEEPING SOLDIERS
OF FORTUNE.
Nothing doing yet.
yIe took a step forward and stumbled
ofer q couple OF PROSTATE. forms. II,
sfsped for breath. but as nothing hap
bAned he called to his wife to bring tn,
handle. The light disclosed the formi
N W dirty faced. water soake,
youngsters. both fast asleep and dream
Ing of the Indians they had starte,
put TO kill and the sights they had ex
betted to see.
He aroused the boys and took then
Upstairs where. after Nrs. Lambert ha,
hlAed than full of bread. Jam and no
coffee. he gained from them the In
formation that they were Michael DAILY
assd eleven. OF No. lo7 Seventh street
Harrison. ~. j.. and Anirew Simpson
aged thirteen. OF No. "a Davis avenue
kearney. ". j.. runaweys. explorer
and soldiers of fortune.
Daily Is an experienced globe trottei
lie has travelled on numerous othe
occasions, ever unto Hackensacl
Union Hill and lIoboken. Ever an
amor when he returned u loving mothe
met him at the door and usherei hi
in to the table spread with all IN
goodies OF the land. A feast indeed
one entirely worthy OF the homecomin
OF a prodigal.
Said he TO Andrew one day last weel
you don't know what you're missini
Wen take a trip to Coney next weel
When you get back you'l get n fea:
such as ! have described. II you don
got a licking. It's worth a chance, 8
you had better go with me-"
Andrew said he would. so they =,
ont. Hardly had they reached the fr'
mile post when misfortune overtoo
them. The biggest rain n e~lectric'
storm OF the season broke.
THEY TAKE OCEAN TRIP A
STOWAWAYS.
Unable to gain shelter. they wei
soaked. Reaching the NJ nhattan coal
they slowed away or a Thirty-nint
street ferry. Neither suffered any grei
Inconvenience from the ocean voyag
but when night came on they were we
hungry, tired and with no place to z
they sought refuge in Lambert's hal
way.
eeping and repentant. they We
taken by Lambert to the Fourth avcni
police station in Brooklyn. Later Il
Children's Society Of No. II Scherme
horn street took charge OF them.