The evening world. Newspaper, January 12, 1907, Page 8

eotianed by the. Presa Publishing Company, No, 52 to @ Park Tow, N st Entered at the Post-OMmeg at New York as Socond:Class Ma!l Ma’ VOLUME 47 oir eee ce cces canees coves eNO.4 BLONDE OR BRUNETTE? The Jearéd men who-have-been taking-par-in-the-discus the Academy of Science spent one afternoon trying to make -mindaschether the future population of the United States is to be blond | or brunette; =A majority opinion inclined-to 3 e side. The arguments were not based on preference or ta the ‘scientific tendencies of: climate, -environnient-and-here ulse i : “The original_population of _ the United: ates was decidedly : ee : * & prince surviving btians | . Se mocreferer TEATORGNN are almost without exception Mack) The Chorus Girl’s Friend is ait ween cal eG sie xg eeateN Pallid Percival Angel Boy Raired and swarthy in complexion. Engaged toa Wine Agent. ‘ a frsiatrouced liinacrsenies singin tant : 3 3 | vee Ys IE nas best cil cae re ere lis eee fe ee te oe Ea Makes a Hole in Wall Stre * blooded’ Indians haye sted y but : ee peated no instance lms been known’ of ci jeebenures and thé cred, $ By Rox L.-McCardelh. Irvin. S. Cobb. rage of Indian women, wit Te headed trappers and. frontiersmen. Arguing. from the Indians comes) up all ia! pal Ay ey pene a @and-the conditlons | Erinn Seas z us i DEBE AAS feApolllnar ; x 5 i 1 ; shim sen ji down--lin cian the assertion thatthe wide variations in temps ture as ec , f 1 thifig’ clears acro: y * . dollar aah : i : tae of }yilliant_sunshine and occasional great: humidity’ { i f ee oo tee ba Mee area ; bea Sean raining ; | iow that pete “plexions of such color as will be least S Jt: re ae | said bey : i : te Le : ae iosemees and_freckles many times more readily than'a brunette. v oO a ok ne ements pA fentels eas ae a 5 tteet Hl aed A nf Sea reuRetonn : is ag aaies : ; i zaln : : 3 urllixt shock that and rain will change flaxen hair to a sandy or brindle color. aie : “Both the Esquimaux of the extreme North and-atttropical peoples h igh the h y aontere-| that Ww niaeTealys i . zi spayrTA Her OFIaINAT Mana erulstoadcnhiaaeese TT kee 3 * ae have swarthy complexions. The ancestry of the pure blond r Sah ve 2 = a taste ean tt be traced to Norihern Central Europe-and-thetatds4 : Baltic and North Seas, The North Germans, the Scandinavian nglish- of Saxon-descent have-flaxen-hair_and fair complexions. Red 3 tears and sicd i onthe traln : t sh slg 1 Se va othe Ant rvery that Spal is aliributed to’ the intermixture of Danish blood. —The-varying j=) ‘ : : = ; ratacimenenrs aaron cia Reseda t glarice wind se HONDUTSt APE Ue EI esta shades of red and brown hair among people of this inherilance depend : ers AnH AEE z © upon the degree of Danish mixture. = Fhe Celts-originally-came-from_the soulh of Europe, and are of}... ‘ =a Sanat er swarthy descent. The black-haired Irishman has more of the Basque Saco nanan eshte blood. The red-haired Irishman shows a strain of Norse blood. The} Rome Wenesieral * population of the northern seacoast provinces of Spain and of Ireland Bes are much akin, except that the Spanish have no Saxon blood and the} joy ue a oF yes eaAaiE oC GD i too 2 i a a Any one who has noted the population changes in New York City), : sh : : aan an ; sa ct sans during the last twenty years must have observed the greater proportion | this pe : a i : Me Miler ran peo can treat oie rata $ of brunettes and the diminishing height and increased swarthiness. A = ¥ e As Z 2 Se ‘ Boa rdonttkeomeroltalle III Cea etGeenatltnie : past red that inte 7 ee : nits n pax hive s Ttas Canscd-More—S ns War," atthe ~syatk of an-hour through the lower eastside’ may. not disclose any man | wine cits they E to lve ev. M ey r ; Ke isTatheen tn t 1 over six feet tall, and not one in ten of the chiluren or parents is a pure ps TREE tele : bahar iat Na setnace tua cael) - mg 5 blond. The -weight_of the population has’ not diminished with the |snoute t , y shie i rit Y ne jhe los eondescenda 20 give tn as 3 ; : : ein height, and the number of stout men and fat women is yearly increasing. |) m capone te ef at arn is iahine, janit 3 gsaron a roux, rane of The-averap>-heicht-of the peopl: ne 2 such. a In_those _sonthvastern parts _ of ae a ¥ ~~ Euirope fron which present immi-— 3 “ | : : i gration is-coming-in-grettest Hii fart d : : ae y ue 1a te ROTA Ane T i Sileaeoes bers is several inches less than the i +f ; ‘ eee i ~istyenrinpntn dene height of North Germans and Hi Y i orem ey : baat ° . ayy : See ws aeabiee_aenyeet Swedes. The changz through immi-— 4 ~ Reet saee epee Mate : Saas aera ae i gration is bound to have a modify- Y For aud hi ichts. ° yaupaienot! Poles nnd keasone er 1 % 3: aN eae eee a ing effect upon the whole popula- | <Aee AwMtler form ix missing {rum the front hgelFace always sits. Dear meicag He cara | MEM” |The Newlyweds--Their Baby 2 By George MoManusy en ome ounce 8 oy me exercise a powerful influence. People Se Gt WENGHTS INNS bebe engaged in sedentary occupations = a 7 7 ALL Right, Dovey" | FOP A-GOOD Storr cunplexion= doonot- become darge-Poned=tnd tall -Of : ols 1 _LTHELITTLE DEAR FOR TOUNTHERE WAS A of machinery on the farms will ten to di r it Pease : 4 Fs IS ALWANS “ = rit = 2 TRAVELING SALES MAI = boblitet ats 2 4 edn they say Inthe dreams bs chinery CHE t tS dint ght ard Mere eed 8 y 00D wits f 1 ahora = AS : a Eid See Ing thro! “they insts who did't wo and the - wine they ordered. alement of “the ¥ other-preparations vill not i . Mren cant Lay \ i ? 4 é ; ‘ neligar ¢ thoxe fancy; bleached hair or artificial co! : ¢ C | i i f Tide eee aie and over-destt Also many ht following? nould dye} | ‘ if : tone of hls t e } GO -ANTAD Witt — : THERE WAS A J THE LITTLE RASCAL WAS. i x E t NOUR STORY! HE'S Sie TRAVELING ( SNORING..NOW LETS HAVE te: sie thevdeeqrenvhyo in: tha=eeid tewerve=— SLEEPING LIKE SALESMAN = THE STORY. é | nngulistiod shriek CAI \ x ~ WHERE WAS if z = _ THE FUNNY PART: ¥ ath ees L | | LPO! Sf ese te hth thesHandesechioal mothing -ta-A9— cae ———— a Bf as wns\ eg || mae OSs SEA ai. || is There Any Reason Why Hubby rs from-the People. | Z gal = y S Should Be Jealous of No. I's Ashe By Nixola Grecley-Smith. Ten LD hardly dust the urn containing the Tie my former husband, sald) Mrs. Gramer, catising noyluleht—“dinctesion with red. Bt e Wanted to tke Tt and throw it into the street, owas with dimiculty that Tors 1 inter trom appeared in n newspaper - ‘ “ an) por witety Nentton for an Injunction rag! : cn : - aT = - = ‘ NOW KEEP STI ig i sent husband from molesting her, find your way Ca ins c * th mit 1 WAIT THE THERE was) E DE MINUTE! THERE WAS AS Tt equals In its grucsomy i th apataira and walt . at R aS BABY'S CRYING | {Aa A PR TRAVELING SALES THAty — ; HE EERE Spstalra and rae ene a : B'S CRY \ j x 1D SALESMAN — LET'S SER — q id ees of & How sultor Whom she feared might stip sot ts en : $ t pee , i “ . = MAT WAS THAT STORY — Ht {i front of her door, but it shows a more vedo! dnd walt until u oto + 3h heen eae t g = RANE SEAMED IEE : to ; j eae : : Vactory Girl Versa Couly z fey) fi g HAVEN'T FOR GOTTEN Secret cniemee sone ha : eu ; 4 IT! ‘ party to the quarrel was strictly in the right. The Tae if ot ; ? te mo ee : = ‘ < Are of thé deceased‘ nahes waa more than commen dle as to the time ‘ teal oY ’ 1 \ ie) y ; : but nd's Jealousy of these attention| ‘able to tuse, : ; i t race ore ‘ f | When the dead-past buries {13 dead, a fow flowers now and then-a « ios ‘ \ - manesot ie aep {without rousiog the Ire of hls successor, but when It i thr \ ; Yy aS e ft a fon Of the quick or the cremated ‘presents ono of —thi t no problem has been written to estar with a . : ~ e wy th a mat ausoloum tea far al Sey Be! | matt Kinks to keop a flat golug wherein his ashes! ards nd waves | 5 Jit, ann ‘ ) - Oi. pia I amantel: And after all, can m& or woman Joalotay on the safely dead when there are #0 many A Me To the Hxlltor of | The womau iW a] i I knew. phe made i : £ ‘ t ’ ‘ { se (Ny he jrntousy has entered the human system, there) MARY DOWNING, | PANuEE vase f P VE IP” ee 7 ‘ seat Mt will wriggle, But it edema tome the mod No, 184 South h wtreet, Lr ae i : : Some pe v jot exist without jealousy, Others # Money on HIN au Weel, ae See et t i t hh casts Jealousy out. The former: E ia Apply Cooper Unto B | Nore consistent with the state of our hearts to-day, thor have. re i i Balter o¢ 7 : Science Finds Water in Trees. Where the Sun Melts Iron. re y obtain ip: the millennium, ‘The more we love the mora we val Brooklyn not being #bly y ¢ fore the more we fear we may lose tt, IN thing on tho husband’ wages of $18 a {Wa \tesanical knowte 8 of tree Is fou ast of Arrien, 1 isteis yaratus which concentrates the raya of the aun f na | y ; se fiogienl, T have heard week. My husband gets the am, hant ecring? Would propose ondensing power of the leaves of which furnis ply. than. 6,00 i mirrors on a spot about revea Inches, {i dlamoter | middleraged ae en iy Jedlous of a husband beer Bmount, but out of It Mere ty a sig | to enive af : tak F > island. In the forests of WaAhington St 4 7 ppl f heat generaicd Is about 7.000 degrees Mabrenhelt, tron can. hy melted in) developed an Interest in Splettuatiem nnd at every soance held long conve % be a vanes every week | corresponde ». LX can oddly sp: ‘ ry to Deen observed which drip coplously through the 9 quntit | ‘ig than a minute and. fire clay fused in about three minutes by this machine, | with the split of tha pretty Ife of his youth, te ri 5) rent is due, |o fow at ta which ta 119 oF 11 p'clbele the following morning, when the flow gradually cearcs, only) to| Magnesia: ‘one of the hardest thitiga to nielt, requiring a heat of about 6/400 de- ‘There ig no Booounting f he yoraries of the grand AL W. NOLAN, j begin again at or near BUM Qe re eeres tener nntoretanrn mncoreereernnamnn | BTGOH Fahrenheit, canbe melted! io twenty, minutes, pete a Der 1 Level is Jenloy AD 5 pyro could be better vente