New York, July Sd, 1916.
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Here goes for another letter from "Goth-
am, place ! at one time INDUCED hardly
hope Of ever seeing, much less spending
several days as | now contemplate. The
remarks made amy last, about the wonder
full stir Of the city, may be regarded by some
as exaggeration, but am now at differen,
Hotel, and one rather more retired than the
Howard, and | can still say there is incessan,
noise, and confusion And have vet fur
ther reason for contending for the truth OF
what then wrote, having with the rest OF
our company, during yesterday and to-day,
taken omnibus rides to the various prom-
nent parts of this island city. We are in
debted to several of the citizens for their
kindness in directing us, though entire
strangers TO them, how to see many


things in short time. One of them


remarked to us, playlully, that we should
be we'll employed if we should even pass
through the principal streets Of this olittle
village in the time we had allowed onr.
selves to remain here. A stranger visiting
such place as New York should first