The evening world. Newspaper, September 18, 1905, Page 10

@apblehed by the Press Publiehing Company, Entered at the Post-Office at New York as Sccond-Class Mail Matter. — VOLUME 46.. URGED TO. THE Supt. Maxwell has sai the opening days of ME NTAL QUICK LU NCH, igs to his sch Heh There is a serious p ler over 1 want you to try to w the eight years of sch i {#! Whether this is good admonition or 1 (2) What is it to “miss nothin rding to t ‘And what will the average teacher make of f the phr A bright pupil who can hustle tt letter perfect in page after page wi But what of meanings and conclusions? It has been complained for years that tary school is too full. There is an etfortimal schedule of studies. Is the movement for the relief of pupils to-be offset ‘by.aniurging that the boys and girls-shall proceed newly to.overtask: them- selves by reducing the study period? There 'can be no real learning, any morethan‘there can *be sphysical nourishment, without digestion. And-digestion takes time-between:meals, Dr..Maxwell- should frame his advice with this fact in view. For one teachet who shall take the Superintendent’s hurry-up scoun- Seltwith reason and follow it with tactfulness there are likely to be-num- dbers whose too literal understandings fnto the likeness of continuous quick-lunch squads, A»deplorable-spread ofamental sdyspepsia must follow. by which ol work t depends on certain poin > Superintend rase? Mum: of ‘the elemen- AGAIN THE DEAD MAN IN THE CAB. In February, 1903,-the subject-was under public discussion, as it has beensbefore and since, of a requirement by law, for safety's sake, that three men should be on each railway locomotive. President Truesdale, | of *the Lackawanna road, was among the negative speakers. He waa afraid the engineer and his new mate would-getsto Aalking -and ‘forget to (watch-out. He-said: -viasf The danger cf the focomotive ciigineer ” sropping “Realtor “becomtng-physl+ . tallygor-rentally ‘incapacitated is very remote. ‘A news item of current interest -recalls ‘the ‘former -subject-and*the | rentarks of the ‘Lackawanna ‘chief. ‘On Saturday it was printed that ‘Engineer Merritt Turner-on the ‘Erie | road had died suddenly in’his cab between Port Jervis and Deposit. His train, a fast express, was saved from disaster by the act of a watchful conductor, who applied the‘emergency brake when an-expected -slow- down and stop did not take place. A casual running over of the railway items of a little less than.four years Shows that Turner's case is the thirteenth within that time of an engineer dead or disabled on-post. It {s not likely that with-the thirteen the count is complete. “6 President Truesdale’s “very remote’ tee hardly fits the facts of peril on the rail. What is really distant seems to be the chance a turning State Legislatures from economic persuasions of the railroad companies so that the public may be relieved of the menace of the one- man-in-the-cab system. w Letters from the Jeol. ye put away at the end there the total for the The B.R. T. Again, A. Against Another Term for Roose- velt, the Brooklyn ‘1 to me far worse thag ‘any Ty New York? I ride on the Ful “Ui By and EES To the Editor of The Eve: 14: “pxpress’ on the motor cat I am sorry to le: ther term ‘that's'only a joke, for they only creep | po. Roosevelt is pr fas the next elong, and you see one about every te | presidential election promises to be hot eninutes, and then they arg packed Ik pardin:s. WILLIAM SEER. | enoug' tion without bringing in the ques- nether @ Vice-President {s elected dumimiy.or proxy Presi- -a-Day Problem, not nigh oacRs? : dent, The united will of the people has Moythe Editor of The ‘Evgning Worlds always, accepted thst no man shall ferve moro than two terms as Pres! dent, even though he -was.es: good as Geor Washington, With a third-term President we would risk getting into a yoffer thir following as a solution to fe “gent-a-tay’ problem: If a man saves one cent on the first day ‘of a month of thirty-one days and doubles | No, 63 to @ Pack Row, New Tork | lead them:to turn their classes | ing even now to lighten the | j 1 feeutlene rut and therefore monarchy. + Ktyench day for the rest of that month L. M. YOUNG, M. D. AYESHA: I, 10, Grgad, Britain and the Capraes Bi BEROFEIS OF PRECEDING ‘CHAPTERS. ¢ two Ene: ievineay, and Horace Bony. stntry be beauty.’ “Well, and isnot my. niece Atene beay- tiful?” Tow can ‘T-tell, O uncte of the Kha- “who have frecaron of w wonder! OW RIESE, AO edly. nly tywner’ah arch Of a wondertul end | nto," I anowered wearily, ‘in former years they had At garcely som her?” th monty 6 Areas MR vad claimed | ‘Dhen he depamied, and praseniiy tis + Bites si fea oi ard a fed | ytow etvants browse 2] SH puget in’ alviuinn }e"told ty food. ieee ohn ie tor fim ta | a my bed, I galujed as tes. 1 could aichougla et fitart I _ Manitems invecvarato apartments 0 t\wes afraid, She seemed bo read my A ee anunt deulns, for sie eafd: Ay bv fine Seuanie Hn Avesha | “Lie down e have RO fear At Gat aon Sterne ik @ mountain! present you will come by no harm from Sales re, pier of Clam ne wells me. Now, tell me what 4s the m: Sriesta and’ moun called Leo to you? Your eon? Nay, it —_——-— cannot be, since-forgive me is ne CHAPTER XII. The Magician. “iF, macician answered: “Then abandon that etudy, friend Holly, for the road to it runs rh the Jaws of the death hours rs of Sivages. Wor indeed re enything to learn.” at, physician, are the desth Gora of darkness," I have always thought that it was so born, Khania, Yet you are right; he {s but my adopted son, and a man whom = love, “23ey, What fool here?" ehe you We seck, Khonia, whatscover fall bring us on yonder mo whieh 4s crowned with flame." Her face paled at the words, but she Answered in a steady volce: “Then there you will find nothing but doom, if tadeed you so not find it be- fore you reach !ts sopes, which are guarded by ravage men, Yonder 1s tho College of Hes, and to violate its sanc- tuary Is death to eny man—death in the everburning 1 “And who ruics thls college, Khanta of priestess?” Br ancient custom, all offenders a i oe wit! of the Than aze to be torn to piece he wil of the Khan! Has the » of yours a husband, then?’ e | “her cousin, who the land. Now drs one, Bat you {Tam here to say sands of years. ago was famous for | : asks a physician writing We a {= crammed into our work For short spells men of great mi work the end yield and take Sleep is na ey tribes “Yes, @ pricatess, whose face I have iy, nd be based |, seen, for she is so did that she ae herself from curious eyes.” { whe vells herself, does+she?” I I who remtanbered who also wae 0 ‘of that she ional physique. Slecp 1s necessar: ~The Rovseve It “Waltz 36 Be As it Should ‘Be, | constnty and “the Klondike. By Ferdinand G. Long. Dear Miss Greoley-Smith ing that we should get married from him from 4ime to time, but appa 1 When he left New York fr 4 far botween, his wife, He ts steady, all fe me to marry him. and mest T can say ts that I did heart and soul took the train for Seat: tion and do not need to marry. never return good looking Y Cc t Frequently, to be heaven's sake, be 1 STRENUOSITY life, are its foreru STEP SIDE STEP IT, Thou canst It seems to me The temptation to have two bea prudent woman meets, And prudence, it seems to me, {s sion. THE"HOT “TIME IN THE OLD TOWN” STEP. THE CAKE STEP. |) If she were not a young woman THE BIG STICK SPER: HE STEPS ON IT, months. fervor he inspires, She evidently has an {deal or an to call it. Ghe has, furthermore, had A Few Humorous Suggestions to tl the Dancing Master Who Invented the New Waltz. ie Amou E sleep too mm Jess sleep is ¢ changes take our nvork: with but Mttle sleep. But thi a long rest, GHE FVRGHER. HISGORY OF wt. & Holly, for 60 you are named, are you not? Look you, at my need, I can summon eixty thousand men in war, while she has naught but her prieste and the fierce, untrained “The sword jp not the only power in the world,” I ans) red, “Tell me, "a greatest restorativ the whole system pnrticipates, because it exerts such a strong control functions, Nothing will take the plac The amount of sleep required by a though th THE PEACE STEP happiest if she walted forever. sures us. venerable vaudeville joke, that staris, found {t was a nightmare.” By Nixela Grecley-Smith. HREE years ago a young iin with whom Tawas very much fn dove loft T New York to seek his fortune dn the Klondike. His letters are still very loving, but they ate Now there fe another you J have allowed him to kiss mo two or three times, But pert What would you advine dear Constance, I would advise you to live up ancy, lassitude and laziness that aro In tho business woman's your office for a taste for domesticity. at the price of your faith in yourself. “To thine own self be true; in your experiments with the Submerged Second, agers wili term the other young man. wero to state to him as you have to me the degree of bliss that his -cargyes confer the villain would still pursue y: r Men are awfully dense about matters of this kind, I admit, butceven the most obtuse fails to take the count after two or three knockout truths such as any modern young woman knows how to deliver. But “Constance” must resist its call. have wedded the Submerged Second after the first man had been rway-six And she would not have had to consult me about the lack of she can surely wait a few more years for him. And she might reallypbe “The sweetest part of loving ts to dream,” the latest popular song. as- And she had better bear in mind our dear old friend, the mast SAY Ry Woe had an understand- on his return. Since then I have heard rently he ds no nearer making a “Strike'’ § man who wants mo to be and has a fino position, and my frlenés n't notlvoly object to {t, Really ell my tle three years igo. I have a good post- ¢ my Klondlko sweetheart may CONSTANCE. me to do? liko virtue, 1s its own reward, sure, its only one. But don't, for ured into a loveless marriage by the uners Don't mistake a distaste for not then be false to any man.'* that you have gone unnecessaril, I don't think ‘ou. ux to one’s string is one that every the average woman's paramount‘pas- of strong prepossessions she would ahinity or whatever else one chooses the good fortune to meet him. And “I thought marriage was a dream, I THER modern college professor of expuime up in cages with wiro ) and fr water hat the animal does think; side Jumps of co: of tleas—take care of him aut Bo reason, no will, 1 by though ere are no two leay alld and rabbit knows befo An elaborate system of experlm nt of Sleep. Needed by the Busy Brain. notio omns Edison dream- and the quall opular that a child sleeps half its) Three hours of sound, ha thi t werved the vast little except aut a tow years? 12 Bet d, Deprive a growing fow years? cna of its nor ile, you will find taat its oruane A Gndltraditions; and si Journal. growth is retarded, says the Bos m. Some of your blologis of exceptional, thing among me thought Is rare amon must depend upon the work and ro-) jiyes are so much simpler and more eles “Mor 1s mode e follow! ing is the average amount of under thirteen years, ¢en | 50. mnder seventeen years, nine and | - ike Heck BE According to a well-knawn " Under ten year! + under under n n health ‘and, conseque | Do Animals Reason? colles have brains orga has been watching caged monkeys and nts on chickens, dogs, cats and guinea epcings and trapdoore and other euch ing eagerly and noisily; for all question at issue. The point -issnot governed by thought, but whether /er nt except in unusual circumstances, ‘and as superfluous as the misguided , or sixty nests, with the egg es and much beauty to #how —an utterly insignificant fact, one which every h men in the _gamo men in the mass habits, appetites, ¢ individual free avill that there ts el, claim that there ds none at all, and niuses t thought {fs the ed for that purpose. ; mentary than own, ep dies more quic! ard-and-fast rule can be lad down. A fo n do with fou , but they are the exceptions. The late Sir James OLD WORLD “R. F. D.” nd repair, are common prop-|faget, the well-known » st part of his e took only | octal cond! he interlor of owed with a nervous system, | s celebrated surge out of the tw four. Theve| , Postal th Turkey are stil of evolution, When a postman arrly AS lin a village on muleb: ul power are capable of doing brilliant s can last only for a short ney must In or else health and work alike deteriorate | « » they | the jetters Ina pul Is a recuperative process in which esind the Interruption of sleop better. Mi onmonnd (he effect 18 more marked ‘upon the brain) ‘The quality of slecp ts of importance, When profound and continuous fess $8| jivered ones In the hands of relatlv s influence over all the other bodfly| required than when !t is broken and superficial. No hard-and-fast rule can be! or acquaintances of those to whom t made. /Dhe best gutde Is to sleep until one feels refreshed. No person who passes| are addressed, Yet !t is said that 99 ner person depends upon his age, his letght hours out of the twenty-four in sleep can be said to waste his time. reach thelr destination, nown me two fn the same period, but ‘n and one- e-halt to eight hours are e cases on record of well e majority Df : place, giving e putting the unde- ce Pod She- Who-M ust- ‘Be-Obeyed. s BY H. RIDER I-I swear that it is true—whoss lips are purer than those mountain aows, I, the Khania of Kaloon, whom they name Heart-of-Ice, am but a shameless thing." And covering her face with her hand, she moaned ta the bitterness distress, +" I said, ‘there may be reasons, ations, if it pleases you to give ji I, who have ever nated men, that “Wanderer, there are such reasons; since you know so much, you shall them also, Like that band of I have become mad, When first mine, 1 saw the face of your companion, as 1 Iragged him from the river, madness entered me, and I—1"— “Loved him,’ I suggested. "Well, such things have happened before to People who were not mad." "Oh!" she went on, “dt was moro than Jove; I whs possessed, and that night I knew not what I did. A power drove destiny compelled me, and wo his, and this alone. Yes, I ain dis, and I swear that he shall be mine," and with this wild declaration, dangerous enough under the eonditho: #he turned and fled from the room, She Was gone, and after the atrugelé for such it was—I sank back ex- hausted, How came it that this sudden passion had mastered her? Who ana what was this Kania, 1 mondered, and this was more to the point—who and what would Leo belleve her to he? If only I could be with him before be sald words or diG deeds Lenpossible to re Three days went by, during which tt me I saw no more of the Khania, madman, no: dogs this Sipe eon ever visit the coun- ‘ad the blood’ went thrling ty of Basen” ‘Never, never, for Author of ‘‘She,’’ ‘‘Allan Quatermain,”” “King Solomon's Mines,” etc. FENCELESS JAPS, the very rich have fences thelr farms in Japan. The do not le to spare the + feet a fence would take up. If a nd a field is mecessary it is berry trees, the leaves of h are good for silk worms. It ts | sald that 190,000 acres, that would other- [iris be taken up with fences, are thus use HAGGARD third night, I made up my mind that whatever the rek, with leave or withs out it, I would try to find him, Inddod "was in was most about midnight, waca the Moom waa Up, for I had no other light, I crept from |my bed, threw on my: garments, ond taking a knife, whch was the’ only apon T possessed, opened the door et room and star: I ws ‘carried from the » Leo and I had beon Gok note of the way. Firat, rom omy elecping place, herg was a passage thirty paces tong I had counted the footfalls of my bearers, ‘Then came a turn to the Jett, and ten (ces of passage, and {lastly cin stead running to jsvme place unknown, another sharp ‘furn to the rigat waich led to our “ola ‘alkea BS other, T tow only & he long passage 1 and ab Rough it was” niet he turn to the t ull I came to. aio, cand sharp turn to the right, that of the i |lery from which rose the tal rept round It only ro retr enough, ad well T might, for at the rae ‘oom, Which she (was 4 looking on the ou tside, ‘ dark, foitowed she held in her | aha bel # hand, stood the Khahia feellig sure ie 1) determined, tt ene py ve inet i beat inet tae Ener D Could see by the light of the eat My first thought was to’ fly beck ny own chamber, but I Cae! fee tat I shou ered me, to fac 7 jit, 1 nies fone “0 2nd bs Peo an aay Tea walter! with a ear EC owes a he gia. ot the ¢ rarae an serpy by At what should te Sey was pay or #0 I was informed by Blinbri, her olty