The evening world. Newspaper, July 10, 1906, Page 11

tS Doily Magazine, Tuesday, Jury 107 19067 ETTY VINCENTS 0% HAPPY DREAMS. » « © By F.G. Long. THE SERMONS .y pq ii — | J | By Roy L. McCardell, Text: None but the Brave. EL. FI TLE TT a ST METI TR Ror . : \ THE SERIVUSNESS OF MARRIAGE, T: lightness witn which some of my correspond regard the bonds of matrimony comes very Most of them are quite feady to jump in, regardicns KARLY beloved, the more we look Into the matter the more firm are we in the opinion that courage ts matter of vanity and bravery ts but « habit. They are two separate things of themselves, ' © to madnens. of consequences and having very little {dea of the con-{ Courage is constant and bravery tm Intermfteent @itiona which ought to exist, The old adage, “Act In haste—repent at Kisure,” seems to have been forgotten How many of us are brave when occasion demands land we fear to flinch lest we be shemed In the eyes or those that know Danny, of the east side, will fight the policeman like a demon becarse the neighbors are looking on, But jet him be enieountered by the cop on the dock in the dark and he will ron like a rabbit. To those of us who have stood by « drowning man and risked our own Ife to save him, how often have we, In those few, hort strenuous momente, had to call upon our pride to keep our courage to (he | sticking point? | Bome of us have the pride of Danny of the east atde Sighting the polfees man under ‘his neighbors’ observant eyes. His vanity kept him steadtas® | then, Others of us have fought It out with an opponent under fearful mda, strieken with fear at heat, DUt knowing thet, while the world might mews know should we falter and flee, we ourselves would know; and, as the ol@” saying gots, “wo would be ashamed fo look otirselves {n the face.” ‘This is the best sort of courage. It keeps us truer to our ideals and og wardly bold of heart to fight more than foe ot tootpad. It gives us the courage to do the right thing not only at the right ‘tig. « y. Of coures, we all know that very orren tf rush in and win where angels fear to tread, but ¢hat ts not In matrimony—that fs businesre—generally Well treet. and perbaps the race track The seriousness of this relationship cannot be overdrawn, end ts not realized By many of the bables that consult me about tt. People of fitteen, “tesing sach | other dearly,” “never could care for anybody else and all that—d hear from! Dlenty of those every day. It is very pretty and very touching sometimes, but what are they golng to live on? Who ts gotng to pay the bills and look efter the children when the latter begin to arrive Is the young mo her entire ignorance, going to do the best thing for them, or are they going to reream with eviic ald Aow! Giemally with safety: Pins goring thelr delicate vital You know, and 1 know. that there ts lots of tro ahead for th Slow fo they know that they will never love any ono sive any be Mavens had time to sce I once heard a very wise old gentleman remark. after hearing tiv daughter enthuse over her fance. “All right, my Gear; but tf you don’t Jove hin: well yough to live over a Butch sbop or grocery store with him,.@on‘t marry him!” j Look on 41! stiles of tt before you get into it. Look well at the darkest por- sible side, and !f you can etand that go @head and you will maké © good wife or @ good husband Fatr weather cond t family ‘They fons are not all that you wil! he ap aesinet | ' to realize this before it ts tod Inte. ] hae ' ead acs Dearly Beloved, but at all times ; oe ——— 6s was very improper for bet to pte ee} Culivate this kind of courage and you will find that {t Includes all the + { < = hrs. You know the story of the raw recritt that charged the enemy @ the side of a seasoned veteran. The raw recruit was pale and trembling ‘Sut om + he pressed. ee ee A “Pehar. man! exclaimed the veteran. “You betLege———s J ecared!” replied the recrutt, “and if you were mared one halt as sasha All perplexe4 young people can ob- 5 tain expert advice on their tangled love affairs by writing to Betty Vincent. Letters for her should be addressed to BETTY. VINCENT, Evening Wortt. Post-Ofice Bos New York | her wre befors we were’ engaged. | | Now thts has aggravated me very much | and I feel yory much offended. Kindly | toll me whstifo do in thls matter. 4 iaAB She ts very foolish. The giving of a yhotagrapsh te nmething partem, + thin: Sis Tt looks that way. Be carefut. } 7 2 pet m YouRS, This brings us to bravery as a matter of habit, ; AM in love with a young man. My WEL? Ewes i parents are him. 1 ao not, Writes So Seldom, * ITS FREE TODAY paste The seasoned veteran was brave because he wx used to bullet. You | hi geen him with « young ledy iy ore a young man rho b s. : i a2 tel pee oi want to kiow tf I stow and 1 think he loves meas truly.. [") isn't @ tit braver than the miner, With them both tt fs @ ‘matter 3 Go not like ft. I am very jealous If be thinks @ lot of me would ne ot the day’s work. The miner would turn faint and giddy if taken ute wou think I should tet know HT not write oftener then every month? ‘) side {he structural tronworker, and the ironworker would flee in terror ME # eny commonplace phare of danger that the miner is inured to, Both — would refuse to follow a fireman amid the perils of emoke and flame that the firefighter encounters without a qualm! bE Let them ail be present where a Western “bad man” drat sun, and they will ran to shelter at the first orack of a a Yet once we saw a very bad Western gun Aighter—his neme “Rat tlesnake Jack” —ery for mercy when butfeted by a young tough Oiting s q 8 HA And then the letters are alwi Certainty not. Don't sey enything to. business-like and briet. He aays that him about it. Simply try and make/ ho ts a very poor scribe, pitt de that « saartel? tnore attractive | Sood excunet I know he ts very busy PI What Is Love? | Stie_tove_silt_protatly last denen! Jonger than that of a man who would Dear Betty: | 11, you jleame define for mo write twice a week, I woul! believe [i love—true love? jhim if I were you, "sno A Girl Rival. @ictionary can @o tt for you better than I can, If it hits you, you will Dear Betty: brawi amid Eastern and crowded conditions strange t¢ the West- er. Be afraid of being afraid, but don’t be ashamed of it so long as you don't show It. Fear ts only the emotion of encountering the unknown. Courage ip faa all avout it Ant deepty ta tov with a young man. | i se eZ) PS r | matter of vanity and bravery is often just habit. 4 He me! eS < <> . i Refuses Her Photo. . shows me that he thinks « lot of ay me und watches for me every evening, | — MI ig Ds Sao sk ms etl ae re, ee | AND _ DREAMED - AND THEN HE WOKE UP! newer pes ly. his arm and tries to get him away trom Sth her for the last fourteen monmths./me I'm jealous of her because he = L Shen Iba may picture ttn, 1 oars {oven Ser Setter tan be eee | A ZOOLOGICAL GIRL. BINKS THE BELLBOY. | Clewer Things es es ts te bees doe arn | and she promive BROOKLYN. } at lately she had Wer) Dont so anyttong. She w doing hert a ae aigempes I Newer Said. ee ee and abe ¥ Te-| best to “queer” herself and will do gt} iy Margaret Rohe, By Lowe R. Came, | mir “= fused to give me che Mactaring that tt succesetulty wit ny deip. Hf, wee -the ‘maiden-« le, Zoo! By Mark Madigan. - Feige Wes eoming Wie this, from the hotness, So a ae — w+ Her very walk ts kangaroo. fyi" HICRE fen't much use tn taling,”) Came and annwered the card he talked| ae oan | DAI LY DU OLOGU E S$ UJ A rat tw underneath her hare, #aid Binks, the Beliboy, thw] them out of ten, teen or twenty dot} Toba WwW. . | And see, her neck's coy bear! morning. a he gaye directions s8| lars-anything he powd grt—end DY! Gatos mean chutting il She weare @ monkey jacket emart, | to the storing furs of some rich| three dayw after, he had enough onsh By Nixola Greeley-Smith. IWitt orchids Mom on her hart |Pittburgers. “The man with the| tn hand fo go down tn Wall atreet and) NT UY with my herve to do things weldom gets mopped| make a play on s stock that be koew| © telat ing bie from getting there.” | sbout, emi won out early me the “What nayeth the orecte, Binky?” to-| “Then he opened a broker's offics| #reMt and bound- | 9ulred Joe, the ladies’ door tender. as and paM back all the money te haa| tn West. he polabed uj Brace Oye knob. | ot ftom the people on tis confidence: ‘_bet a mill- + I,—The Ideal Woman, HE SCRIBE~Did pou see by the morning papers that I Juflan Dupres. a French painter, had come all the | way fram Parté to Phiiadelphia in search of an ideal “g'm thinkia',” rephied Sink, “‘tof| Salk.” | ton.” he excinimed, woman that he saw just once getting into an automomile that young fellow who came here trim! “It's funny the hotel people didn't! With tie usual retty near Parly Gd eaURnt with his -camere~on—the ty? tt} | Pocatello, and onme into the house on| throw him out,” said Jos, | come conservation, od her trom pl to pines lke Blondel look- < ard Co#ur de Lion, or the unfortunate ‘Turkish lady whom Thomas a° Becket’s father deserted, and who finally found hiny again by calling bis name from sireet to | | Dia Dagwage, He had no car PRré, wnt) “Fhey dide't-fnd out about jt," maid) “thet more smart | | owas @ hustle to get enough money! Binks, “The greatest wonder was that) MAH coins trom Chicago than from any {* do some telephoning. he won tis fine play and was able| “Me fart of Uy wort anal quenced “He sat up the Gret night Ne was) to go on. But then, you eouldn't atop! as i waved asda dive $1,000,000 bil he} on #trett like an old-clothes dealer or a rage-botth man. } | hore writing powtal canis, and by ain-| @ fellow like that, and I guess R's q| #hOOk tn my face, “ard the emmrter | | The Mere Man—Won't you ever talk enything but sop? | | nor time the next Guy people bejan to| good thing for the town that he won;| MY are the #ooner they dome!" | } 1 know that wil be in The Evening World to-morrow and | Joa and inquire for thm. After eight) oF maybe he'd have skinned the whole) John L. Sullivan was wandering dis- | 4 'u have to hear {t over again. I wish you'd try cut your jor ten had been to wee hitn he hired a burg before they woke up, | consolatety down the Great White Way. se (with resignation). Tes 3 reid answer? epigrams on somebody Te that th ibe—tt wasn't 2 conundrum, But this quagtion | tient girt ts very interesting to every woman | » can be an ideal except to her husbard—and that mente ait-of-ts Phat on artist should have crossed the seas for an un)nown | oman proves that be, at least, didn’t Uiink the ideal wife ts the one thet makes the ben: ple, ‘The Mere Man (with.a shudder)—Piel | ~—oifive fleribes¥es, ftnow:- Someone 10h fe the other day that the bemt tefl Mitten Of A rest wport was A man Whe Mover ate pic, You may be a eport, But the Average man likes pie, and <ho woman who makes It, The Mere Mcn—The average man doen't know what be ikea. Before thirty he BAmires the woman who makes him most uncomfortabie; after thirty, the | One that makes him most comfortable, Beauty is an incklent, charm @ mero *Aetail, intelligence « cuperflulty, compared. with the essential trot ‘he Borihe—Aew 1 you say—I mean, I never knew you were over thirty. before The Mere Man—I'm a hundred. Most mep who've live in New York ten ¥dita ore. Do you remember the pillar of ght mm “Bnet Ayesha bathed tn tt | ; “ACh Bid was made immortally beautitul; a wecom! time, and she became « Tummy. That's what New York Aces to men.. The first dip, and we think we've wound the Fountaln of Youth: the second shrivets us into the merest mummics | of the men we were, without blood, without heart, without—worss luck!—any of the tiluvions of which ideals are built, zo fine Seribe--You need a tonic. Have you never had an Weal? bor to stand at his door and eurry in| “Now, what I mann," said Binice,| Ory and admiringly wased at by 1 | peoples cards, and by the next Gay| "Ww this: “There's no ues tryin’ to atop) Ane omens Of pas, noumoy fe) he had « boy of gf own tn « uniform # man who hew nerve. Sfost men who rpg J. Penpont Storwun, chanoed “He had sent out word on the | pecan bn hove hove - hero. le * | ko 6; oommnttted " = to people telling them he had informe aide And 1p with the ogy ite get ON a uf Bn Hed phocean | ton about “a plece of property With ing nerve when be dosent get my] “That's #0, Pierp!” I petend. “WwrT] they DAA @ abare th, and when they! money.” hg OR 52k Ay ‘THE FOOLISH LIFE. w By R. W. Taylor. | VERY stout wom- ‘E an known the need of some such | garment sa this one ‘The tarbtonable corset lis tow out, end parfaat comfort cannot be in- wured uslees wome ad. dhtonti fonfiner be en and similar @irong materials are tho momt appropriate, as ® first nocemiity is dural and strength The tact * fhe Mere Man—You make the svventeorin, Mer nose~e Uttle pug, of course, i = Phe Boribo—That'’s silly, Be serious, Doesn't any man have an tdealt Her tender roice—a little horre. | | worn therewith. This ‘he Mero Min—Mine ts a very modbrate allowance, 1 assure you. A tiny mole ts on her brow, | one ts both shapely ( fhe Beribe—That's depraved! $ Abd v08, sho's making #heep's eyes now! jand simple, and oan ‘The Mere Man (grinnio#)—t -edmit it. But don’, please, try any epigrame | S2* May look Berce, but do not fear, | lhe trusted not alone om nye this evening. I'm hungry, and J really want to eat for a chiange, not | e+ eally Just « Uttie deer, | ta_mnke_the wearer 3 q ‘sten to you. . bclleees . ouremmerauad | thoroustiy SRONN, | e )—Eat! ! | ble, bur also to @ } “the Scribe (trlumphantly)—Eat! That's fast it! Iqtt HOME HINTS. | [Pav Ae flesh. Twill, heary lin- | - HEALTH AND BEAUTY. __Potitor with Ham ABH six boijed potatoes with four tableapoond of melted butter, add By Margaret Hubbard Ayer. grodually three beaten sgKs and For Oily Ha i 1 « one-half pint of finely chopped ham i. Atrong. Apply pare peroxide to the halt, leiwoh faa been cooked. Bake twenty | ‘hat the gunnent ts La—Here is ol er antec? acon miet 8 e- ae ininutes, wprinkle the top of tm) dish ince topetber at the iengad COF| Than aecn and emain i re one 4a ot with qrated adhere and brown, front lesa and it sere ee Preserved Strawberries. | sicher OTE not Ike the auburn | To Give Hair Lustre. 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