New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-15

marks by which he may be identiheu anu
clews OF his alleged whereabouts.
A most comprehensive scheme OF inqulrS
and investigation has been auop,'etSS I Hs
social organizations in the United otates
and elsewhere. In addition 70 tne go
operating organizations. vel otsa onrro.
national and International body or COTE,
spondents has been established 10 Wnor
any inquiry may be directed. The Nlliase
as well as the larger city has responuoo =;
and their efficient service Is deserving VI
the highest commentator. .o
Communications. accompanied by a PIN
tograph and description OF the mlsslns
man, are sent by the bureau 70 eyeIy
source of possible information; inS,uu anS
relatives. The communications directed "
the immediate family. though courteous.
nevertheless leave no doubt as 10 our az !,
necessary, and 1t is rather surprising no"
many men are thus located. 49,,
Among the many means adopted, theIe
Is none more efficient than the puohcl,y
plan Experience has taught that rev
5eserters Voluntarily return and few permit
their Whereabouts to become known. Mel
appreciate that they VIII be ehtensIveIy
advertised as deserters and thus incur grea'
risk of capture and possible imprisonment; !;
Many now prefer to remain AT nome anu
settle their domestic differences. -..
The bureau has secured the association
Of five OF the largest Yiddish papers IN t M
=
II publishes once each week Gallery OF
Missing Husbands" Miniature reproduc-
lions OF the photograph OF the deserter ar
made and a statement containing copy
thereof. together with a general outline OF
the man and his family and history OF me
desertlon is sent to the newspapers i"'
publication In the Gallery. THESE pno.o-
graphs and descriptions OF missing h1 ~,
hands. as advertised. are circularizeu py
distributing newspaper type copies In the
various societies, where they are conspic-
uously displayed. This reaches class
most likely to volunteer sds n' its net for xife
deserters and the man Is usuaIly sen op
heard from, recognized somewhere py
somebody.
Six Twins No joke.
son. I,ttI. stories Of real life a. tho
bureau gets It were told by Mr.. Golds'eih'
II was being a father to three pair OF
twins that caused ths sPRearanCe court ri New
York. Twins are no jokei Three pair is
too much OF full house" said tho dss
PENDANT mourDfully at the hear ainfrv ali
night with one baby, but when you get
Two, then YOU know why there are SO many
single men--once I was single, 700.
first there was Nanny ana Anniei; 'n ny
bov,led sweetly from II TO O'CLOCK ana
then rested. Next came Sammy ana Bsi.n,
Who aid their turn. they howled a niue
more. but put up with ~: but "hen ,ne
new babies arrived. Minnie and sophe,E
oh such a noise. They sing operas OF theiT
own and are worse than opera slhEers,
spend half my money buying MINK "a any
crsckers for these here twin sets ana !
get nothing but concert every u,en' s H,,t
iot ~ talk from my Jealous wite; Sucn'
a1osoonsjbilitIes for a poor comb pedler.
THE bureau ascertained that the cause o., ul
roaIital unrest was due to the complain
ant's jealousy. The wife would follow inc
nedIer and volunteer to ACT as ola Az go . /.
tearinp he might perchance over-ehgase
fashionable patrons. ana enc accuse oro MN IN
re naving too much attention TO one IN
OF rihj cSIia whose too frequent purchases
aroused her ire. Her suspicious VIZ n un,
eavpded and the charge dismissed upon
r rocnmendation TO the court. The wife took
The twin crews and the husband aiIo"eu
her IS a week.
Mr.. Goldstein goes on 10 say that inc az
.a,oauen, did not suit the wife and she
has now deserted. The husband is the LAT
ns, coon,ainant and the bureau has real
case OF wife desertion