The evening world. Newspaper, November 24, 1900, Page 4

i yp ‘ j WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, et —e ) S “AR AD FOR TURKEYS ae | Bre EWM earorio. WOVLDN'T IG BE NICE? | a eS By FERDINAND 6G. LONG, | uy 1 c 0 ‘ ‘ Werrerrirrercmi ery terre tre tree vey | Ma i "N. tha CE OEE EE EERE EE EERE EEE EEE PEED EE DRONES SOOO OOD POSHH EH DPeSe Hohner hortodirrires + | Published by (ie Press Publithing Company, 63 10 @ PARK ROW, New York | 4 I | ] Hintered at (ho Post-Office at New York as Second-Ciaas Mall Matier Ad 4 rf “le : ANNUAL FALL YOUTH: SHOWS. \8 ; { : ‘ THE GREAT CROTON MYSTERY. |: hI eee enetemeneemnnenem ; ti Today about 40,000 people, the most of them young, the sons + and daughters of parents who have been at the pains to give their! ~ i § Hi childven the best educational advantages, will)» a ‘ be assembled in the athletic tleld at New)$ : Haven, Tt would have been well worth your) % ’ while to go up there today just to get a 3 » b : ° ' i : y , glimpse of the rising generations that will : tf} form the future of the republic in the early deeades of the new cen | + % fury, 4 ae : At these great football games played by Harvard, Yale,)* +1 Princeton, Columbia, Cornell, Michigan, Chieago, Leland Stans) ® \ ti ford and the other universities and colleges that are scattered 4 throughout the Republic you can see Aimerican youth, Amriean | f | hope, Ainerican promise as nowhere else, Sometimes a dyspeptic, + +} sneers that an intercollegiate debate would attract no such outpour:) + v | ime of the people, and regards that as a sign that brute foree is inj $ * | tj the ascendant over brains, But this is a silly stupidity, Why ‘tshould grown or nearly grown people assemble in any great num + { +/hers in a badly ventilated hall to hear the half-baked opinions of | + ‘ ! +! young persons whore brains are in embryot Of what consequence | + tito the advancement of knowledge is what a college boy or girl) $ un tlthinks on any great aubject?§ The opinion may be interesting to! t ; +|the young person who holds it and for the moment important to| + i \ +|him, aud may have a certain small significance for the future. But oy . : : , 7 Dont oFver }| We never look to college debaters for light or for final judgment on | t j MAR MONty ~ {| politics, literature, art or morals, t Lit wouro ; In outdoor sport, on the contrary, youth may achieve some:| f S\thing worth the seeing. And youth may easily amuse, although it i j 4 j 4 cannot hope to instruct, ‘ D | tee reeetrenteenpnment : 7 4 ; Why These You will find no such spectacles as these | » ‘ i ne yea ania great outdoor games anywhere elae in the! + i Interesting. world, Of course, in European countries, | +|* * they have similar spectacles—fine and inspire]? ’ ni * ling. But nowhere else will you see such splendid youth, so strong,| © “Hello, old man, what's the matter? Not well? You seem to be loving fayh?” ‘so manly and womanly, so alert, enlightened, independent. Your + “Bet your life! |'m living on that new one-cent-aeday rte seoweateese veveeeeee ; i) fi Fi ‘ + YEE pee * ve Herreor oe herons orrore “ Leeeeaneeeoens ‘Joye will be taking in each second some new evidence of the fact | 2°22" Abhi “a ‘that the Republic is achieving its mission—giving the opportunity JULIA WARD HOWE ° on Woman's Place aA a a An allegorical vision of municipal ownership suqgested by some of the hints £] for civilization to produce real men and real women, a a md in Literature. $ given out by Mr, Platt concerning his Constabulary bill i cthirmesee = - i|* AB once asked by a woman, eala ane) y tatutelatalutelatetetefelototets (ave to deal Ii was the enlargement absentee aminaune Hebe tahoe eteabet he y oeerees| : any . when (he #0 guests who had gly ie of free inetituttone tho wider lab bordel al auth leitch Moe ahaa ka tl The current Croton water gives a heantiful ilnstration of the) A rising saiuie had awe theit thought of the nineteenth century that TALMAGE’SSATURDAY SERMON: 4" Shae Are set ur o See YC ie ni waco stan a ma eee Faith|,. A Nearly everybody in New York drinks) peare, ‘1 gight ark you.” eatd 1, “whys Martineau and George Band, and tn ovr ’ . yt men ‘omen are equal, there has own 60 yb t forth Catherine wi Dox out wen a gest moan mahes fretrmanenrartnmenortroeereareoennt| the Winky Of AN ane trom the akies, A Hesone 2 Croton water, For several weeks the uni ih is bby 4 ii 4 Hester there h Ch ae , fone Saree he Lord his a 0 alaen he mesmenger chat God sent down b . : 1 ‘ ‘We: intali ihe KyAinniot Manelt i" ‘4 nie fe slant with prayer, and Did Jona Mummerfeld'a sunveet? Did ‘ vergal beverage hw had wa taste that would a eaHEDY porno te Nytinaiot Hany q Puller and Harriet Beecher Stowe, Woke M tho dercording aun Wy Mbeon John dummertield’s day end? Oh, not ® make a fortune for a mineral spring, Tt is} worth, oon of ciem good tn their ways [ob t ie cae ETH and at the faint arescent of the moon He tive on to hie burning utterances in : e can go furth “ 18 Kdges | y for you know the queen of the nignt| fehalt of (he Chetatian chureh. fle aaa] xo wonderful that it can be described, Rit an go further than Mins Kage 4 CELLULITH, sometimes will linger around (ie palaces | { eannot die now, 1 an only. twenty , an wanntaete wut sac! |ibarniit nd da el ah ee ee 4 PLLULITH te a substance pro. of the day. Pointing one hand at the ovat yours Of bie. Bun oftimy. Chris You take ityinto: your mouth and at once, become Laaadlnaual Aires P Paget eens ofl od by & long and continuous deseonding win and the other hand at tan influence #tand (how oll abovelthat something new and strange lias happened to yous Then} womnn'e pace: inthe he of Wie beating of wood pulp. [te trans fhe faint crescent of moon, in the | Amerion! And atood still e : avs | countty. | hupdly wepected to hear that! parent and elastic, hardening slowly Ame of thal God who shaped the w rita| Toner Mecheyne basa conmumptive) Bradnally your gnatatory nerves inform your alarmed brain that a baling FS Ay Lea aeets Be k Until it attalne the conalatency of horn, and moves the worlds, he cries Proabyterian, It Waa said when he aa " i 4 " i i i | iCopyrighied by Morrison) its specific gravity being about 46. The Band thou «itll upon Gideon; and thou | A comet ee ccounmad as: (L omered a6 Tl liquid of, A awest, slimy and thoroughly suspicious nature is in | we have he marks of a tat vita WARD HOWE. Mie, Eine ba. feorheet anv d, MAPA OE Moon, in ihe valley of Ajaion.” They | Jive would never preach venti, Ue name} your “mid The worst is soon contirmed, and with w shudder you) Man Mine Who ate ne are actil | ‘telteloteleh | ebonite, Combined with sawdust and alter | Jin fragrant in all Chrigtendomesthat]’ « ‘ : \ ayo Tidal wane Ot ts of wo per cent. Jampblack, the result fs 9 ering here SBUlnr coke une amghier to-day. that waa over) either hastily expel or ina panic swallow the allegod water, 1/"Re Bib ‘Nas GeevPAy dawnt an BALA oar ut RHA pokes of he Kind of dark ebontie: thle ls dente edays ‘Tie wicked do not jive out half ofa: lieth: Brbabiis © Hyed to preaeh : ry , - "oat. to ince DC | Bie ee GFORRRE GOWN LO: U9 AS 1 0 be pollshed, their day, and thelr aun pete at noon, ine wily 4 Naan aditernan Lt in a sweet taste, nausentingly sweet, reminiscent of the Coun | sige of Miriam and Dedorab and they It Je Witt our times, however, that we [and may ve po! Pvt lat & man start out tn battle for I|: Jaiid Dundes bot oe weat away veo {try——not the country of fresh fields and perfumed flowers and}. nnn d tie truth, and againal ain, and ; me? : Ne se Gt MA Waotlhees i proionsed iy He preted Gael nO MT eaves but the country of the autumn, of marsh and fen, of dead | HARRIET HUBBARD AYER. Answers Gusstions Ne me Brownged and prelonged. AMV. © De Wien 5 Hos Hover) MeCheynes wun set? tefand dying animal and vegetable forms, You feel that this water ‘eof Perplexed Lowers. . “What i the greatest power in Ger T. DE WITT TALMAGB. TY socneyne 8 nded? Oh, no f f Tere Sides to This story. ind be happy, or do you Uitnk he can. ues to keep on rood terme with his Many to-day? The imperial throne? No ile dotte alum Wa net cwte fought to be served ina fineval nen, the bein decorated with a have any luck In so doing? = Ml, B, | consolence, » Tho great Universition’ No. The miglit | "t-eeemeeeeneepipana eensnennnnney or, and when te Jitted hie vend th of tule roses like a coftit a belt Hels ‘he: Rae vial River, Mawes Woul! Garter Love for Priendahip, fet influence in Germany today is] many! And 4 stood ai th sintion’ pan, vile | ONE MANHT OF CULE CORES EST ®: CRIN . A Ne IMAG Ee aban ik venta, ‘Phos. { PR you Know, we you ay’ you do (NAL) og airy, aor e Mastin Lather, Ho tived not wo much] “Jonn Summortert a snenptlve fun sft Hetion ispon hie] As New Yorkers drink and make faces, they langnidly ex |" bee el ANE Thee pabled. aid He | the young min han lost hie love for 1 Teed ¢o keep company with a young fh the wixtenth century as te iver in] Methodtin te 1 foartully white tau fe woomed 10 1 eanno! \ f this terribl f iliasol Mae Ken camnany wht another young] © (ne irl aNy 1h the world do yt | man, until one time he aald something the nineteenth. 1 inet him this jas} am tol ' 1 nN 1 Aa 1 Want toil Vand’ ON change suggestions ae to the origin of this terrible taste of dissolie i K tr alas mish another »0uMK) aeons of the pronpect of their reunion? | |'g\a not I'he, and 1 told him 1 betel Bysmeer te Ose atrecte of Lrewden anit) Mireet (chu Hrooklyn, preachtavt tart an tnflur ty tion and decay, Some incline to the opinion} sig this vounse man have bever TL ln tipoaalble for mo.to Judge of the) asney ty, see him again, Now. 1. abo in, As he leaves this world I hear) Christ rr the anniversat thay will mo, | winh| Peesereneitrortrortststeesp i fae t VIA Ii4y6 Font ait. of her way.) RIE) MN question-"ometimes out of PlAUe | rorry and would Mke to be frlenis praotloally saying, ‘1 do not W gy | pinttorm in Now York, plewl ' ‘nt its) at ait. wy fVertowe § “ that the water is too rich in the bacilli of | since He hae kept out of ty momar wilt make Jost such a atutes| WILY im again—onby, trends, 1 would te dio now, | t to live on in Jie] sible yt imkne an & 1 tioms an ) Hut ohe has tokd me that he has spoken Peek one you refer to. when it{ never tanery Alm, What mail: fda? evel any ne UNkNE AA lores ation onitnlateye whan t\ ‘ c Para , j ‘ i a he wo her gain} Ment ax the one you re 0 whe TR. eformation I wtarted, Bun of my Chew] poiles ‘ ea a ovleini typhoid fever, Others think that no sueh Ka ber and myn Pen, Soe ee eee atac, ranould SHUG INE! Wl aMinwie pais BAM. lah io RCE tlan influence, atand thou atit! over Ger-| war dy pillow ned | PDE WHT TAL MAGE, | Secmeetceeeoemee flavor conld be got by sharging the water with Lie BA eee eee a oune. man Oohldy aetle satiny very | SpGulie to teil (he, youre: RRA TAD | ; ‘ , ish nes speedily by proposing to the young Iedy | , But why trouble y i A “Ja single kind of germ, but that many deadiy kinds contribute, An} irue fp H Ny Mine mpany with Sarthe: 4 nt present “keeping | with er ae stb whew HAA "a ‘ect ol them er molt Seni ba y LAURA JEAN LIBBEY, Girls Should Shan Men bie! Jannosxeddistriet group lias slightly enlivened the disenssion by as fe He wurely haw tort his love for] company,” ar you my pens uavelly once pracileally engaged, If you fee! 7 ” so Kind and affectionate] reap aa they sow { the young MAN) that you never could marry him? Why ® ~~ Who wane Bad banguags. sorting that several large uptown sewers are discharging into the Hailey sae the i Ho var | has been hones! and eincare his 10k Will no tty to And some other friend? |i | (opr rhe, bia A ye pa ne Conn nats wordy | Croton inating, INinke thes. will ever be 1agether again | Hot ie endangered ao long as he canting | would probably be better for you boll / . bs " 4 A for he by ) ™ ty re ae ad — : ¥ , J “ise iis seers, ae he if , ham Bit nobody seems fo eare mneh about the matter Is tho | The Genie in the Brass Bottle; letior, with the hope that ( “lh odin water powon? Oh, may be, but we are not sure.” Here goes—we ‘LITE RY $ID ; may have in them e note of warning | + Kali! let _me repeat mp worde to youl I A a The Gift-Book Season, to other young girts similarly placed 3 nd oun ma aoquatatance! MMst all die some time, : ; HH present day tpust be wotully tof more or lees doubtful lustre) of pine ‘ne village brass band to A siaet My corrcepondent says: “1 am a young) ’ lruly, Chimmie Fadden erystallized the Now Yorker in his devold of human Interest, Judging books centring ft the Ammerivan | her on her churonam viet ay ih as Girl, neventeen years olf, and have been ad of a benefit and a pleasure to from the way in which novel| Revolut nother eyele embracing the ht and swearing for ihe going for two months with « ine ” A famous remark jiere hark back to olden tien for | deeds ond misdeeds (mainly the jatter) | ¢ A few Kreen and agent nner EM haere el ima Ba fy syle “Wot ell.” th mage settings, We have a'galaxy ‘of Frevichmen under the Bourbon and! ¥iln, yellow plumeg i tet fhe Ny he uses Gisrespoct(i| langunge that X |) (By: neraytse en, 6 tae, aaa 'y) Prory: Pape | ! ix lola reganes, Ceorg Kbers, Matle lithe aged Century its untae And think another man would not utter 4 4 oll) ant Rider Haggard even carry [romantic pore, | irl, Pleate tell ine what (0 any of do a un back an far an the daya of they mpeerop the acquatniance of this ma LAURA JEAN LIBBEY. + ) his latest nove), “The Bras Bot ab aateed ol fe + Wilhout a day delay asebieisabiniaists dpiscaneniiatlsiinbiigs 11), Appleton (o,) to outetrip all compett | sapsion ts. ot Aige an ork re No man would use Alsrespectful lan |” tors tn the race for antiquity and drag | letters, ogy , {nf Ke Biuage in the presence of a youns & r ‘prt val y 7 ym his pair a real tive aye, warranced | ail there,” the reply,” for 1 never ; "cull i tied PROVERB WRONG, | DOUBLE-EDGED LOGIC NO DANGER | ea catnici Tue rele Amand a8 m8 Ane ON ink Oe ae ewer re Creer) b by Hatening | of the “Arablan Nights” he transports |" Siirareale | Ineteenth Century London R ible for e un TT rf t " f . joy T. MeCardell is responsible a LOVE AND TIME Hing pi tot Tn i rg ach y litle volume of verne entitled (it happened he w t tithaa'er pyeeee a J Dideain (asp have a quaint “ingle ‘a hearts) ] 4 i gente, buch, ask tell orn. whit geouatan: | more PSAP? And wel it up beside the way ula, fh the natieal course. of things, | fF a aow the author preg 1 y De wearisome (nite inpowstbiiity, fiat, pent and pat poke a terns a vim through the writer ate pki ire astefuily bow Bedi ait ; ! hat and alt nner i e ‘he hig! mong enath but ye 0! 1 fo " t ye fntes a . —- — ae —. tome fell wide) i ; SOME io shot the last—Time saw it | | | Bie Henry vein ior Ws Prerererr rere! pyrene ” iver } es ay 1 ais! dl ie me 4 Hin aliens What | ; wan funny without being vii jaar QUERIES AND ANSWERS, one?’ he ? | | Hubbar 4 nan UN Pe eee } i | magazine, the Philistine, Ip alle we 6 ple the t « mn bw without betog funny. Tk used to b@| Address §. PC, A. Madiagn Avenue meyers L0Ve pitead men’ | clever. It I# ay no longer, except tn rare Ra parte, i ae BE 4 | nd a nal tools fluppard ta tt and Twenty-nixth Street, arr anee. Would {| buke such j Jo—Ab, pay, alban, will hat dye! fly ts itn ow req “rebra e Bn Mibegpompne A can Uh ad ms an i vt x \ , ‘ | make my head smart? use, He waya it ity “not publlslved ‘ i ee hes confouml 3 Ty | turn ty it whol “Handsome te ae hunsom dows" Harber—(mpaaalble, elt ldren or fools.” That ts fortu.|that if 1 had one t would save mahy ¢ your darts. \ hae : : je porean J 7 " . d for it could Hot leat haifa round | dmb, defeneoless animal from the brute nt anothe " \ tard 4 . K your —— eoenerearnrs e opularity, human Interest or wi f 6 lot of cruel beoole Now A must wot another x pe vrammeean 22, nee BXABOHNATIND WOMAN, war 4 cum. aeninat elttier banidbaciabalnury es hee tit oy art ALAA dak bie shooisat aver een * the (Ntenholt) Mrs. Towne—My huapand, you know, Ob, 1 Uke Ain well enough, but ide ‘agua It te le Bead. Same. t OWNK Man than accompany one! te a etironte KieMer, Well, 1 made him i's a0 hard to make bin understand 1 Pi ‘yee really D] of nat aott, or apent one monsent in hie! awfully, amd laxt nlaht, We were go> anything, Last night be asked me wev~ if fa aw abepria ees a Drenenor, ‘ing to the theatre, ande ral times for « kien, aM I mae “No, or an abbr aie umes hi honern le pune man whe Kdmires, = Mre. Browne Kept him wating long: | frit Pury tlme, y 990, PHN AD Mime dOn which lowla lo} er than watal while yeu mot dreeaed, ’ THE ee ae Towne Not y he dido't have iy te de ‘ty NOVEMBER 21, aener gd thet gore ' ao al at | wel bay vie ‘a