The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-18

trip around the world. being shot
at, sailing over nJatug mines and Other
adventures is the very hes. tonic orc
could take IN order to recover hts health.
according to Cornelius O. Rclm, an at
tache OF tho Dutch Legation at Pekin,
China, who has been at the Hotel As'or
for several days.
Mr.. Rein. who is a tall. well built
man. Is the Official Interpreter az the
legation.
Last May he became III and he con
suited his physician, who advised him 70
take rest Il simply could not think
OF placing myself In solitary coniine-
ment' said Mr.. REIN yesterday TO THE
SrN reporter, 80 ! decided on a trip
around the world.
, Leaving Pekin l crossed Siberia. then
I went to The Hague and from there to
Rotteruam. ana mere | am IN New York.
j leave today for san Francisco. From
there | 20 to Yokohama, then TO Sh.mo-
nosehi, then to Fustn, which T. on the
coast ot Corea, then to Mukdel ard on to
peSin.
II stopped on IN Holland and was
there from June to October 81. Food
prices have gone M considerably In Hol-
HiIl'ls f''Nusf supplies 40 ipt E'N III II
is impossible to buy loaf OF white bread
there. Brown bread is being used by all.
| They are getting large quantity of
wheat from America and the brown
| bread Il made from rico and wheat.
THE Belgian refugees, women and
children particularly. are In q terrible
condition as result OF the war lIol-
| land Is taking great care of them. The
homes Of the rich are being used and the
municipalities are giving over public
/ buildings THey are doing all they can
/ to relieve the suffering"
| MIR. REIN said he was In Holland At the
! time Of mobilization. and the work Went
on smoothly. II Land now has 800 600
! fighting men, who are ready to sacrince
their lives for their country should It be
, invaded hut | do not think there Is a
| chance" he said. Germany cannot af-
ford 70 attack 100000 fresh soldiers"
! More than 500 members OF the New
! York Peace Society attended lecture
! yesterday afternoon dt the Hotel Aston
, on The World Wu' 10y DR.. David Starr
Jordan, chancellor OF Leland Stanford
! Jr. University, with oscar :. Straus pre-
siding
Preceding the lecture there was 2
! presentation Of a film dramatizat OF Of
| she celebrated war novel by Baroness
! Bertha Won Suttuer
. Pamphlets entitled "Armaments and
! Their Results" 10y Andrew Carnegie were
/ distributed among the dut!eace.
Peace buttons were sold TO the mem
bers and guests.
|, required the combined services of
| a maid and four OF the gorgeously uni
! formed attendants AT the Hotel Wander
/ bilt TO take baby In perambuiator
! through the revolving door Of the main
/ entrance OF the ho'e. yesterday afternoon,
all Of which goes TO show that baby Is
| we'll cared Tor 1t tint Vanderbilt. The car
rage was placed gently on the sidewalk e
: the nurse thanked the attendants. they
( tipped their caps and she wheeled i in
| In" direction Of the Park Avenue Hotel
/ Charles - Nu'l", room clerk n, the
! Bltmore. admitted yesterday tina, b" was
/ engaged 20 wed Miss Josephine Schmidt
{ up To- last week one of the prettiest te.e-
| phone girls at the waldorf The romance
/ had it, origin over the telephone Null"
: proud Of the pretty girls that operate
] the switchboard keys At he B.ltmorc, hut
I the Wa dorf has soma reputation too N
! this respect. Judging by the number or
/ weddings that have followed telephone
| conversations there.
/ The wedding Will take place Thanks
/ giving eve at the Sacred Heart Church
/ N The bronx
| The thirteenth annual cat show u the
I Atlantic cat club opened yesterday morn
! ug in the sun paT.oG OF the Waldorf and