The evening world. Newspaper, June 29, 1907, Page 8

Publishing Company, No. 8% to G Park Row, New York Mice at New York as Second-Class Mail Matter. DOWRIES. OWRIES are nothing new or un usual, The have resolved that every’ man who seeks to become engaged fo one of them must groduse $,2000 in real money and a $2,000 life insurance policy are merely repeat-| ing the wisdom of their Buropean/ sisters, especially the French and| German girls, who would meven| | consider getting married with no| more available assets than enough, to pay the minister and take a expecting to contribute an equal amount of property themselves to matrimonial partnership. __No French or German young man could obtain his parents’ consent | Womanying a girl whose dowry did noi correspond to his station in life. | Anstead he woul! insist upon the girl having sufficlent meams to clothe herself and to contribute to the maintenance of the household. Swedish » . ‘@nd Austrian girls even in the humblest stations in life manage to save enough to equip their homes with housechoki linen, cooking utensils and furniture, : What do these, Fndiana girls offer in return? Of course they may say that the man gets them, that their hair is pretty ars waves in attractive curls back of their ears, that their eyes fare bright, that their cheeks are tinted like a peach, that their lips are rosy, that their figures are good and that they know how to dress be- omingly. "But none of these pays the rent. So many American marriagés are failures—and Indiana stands high | Mh its percentage of divorces—because the sentimental side is considered ‘to the exclusion of ‘the business and ecoromic side. Sentiment never " qooked a dinner nor washed a shirt nor scrubbed the floor‘nor ran a sewing-machine. It never paid a grocery bili nor propitiated the butcher. “MNeither is it the consideration in the ordinary landlord's lease. ‘This is said not in disparagement of the Indiana girts’ demand that husbands shall have some means of support, but that correlatively i should have some means of support too. She should have either i domestic training or the money to hire somebody else to do the which a housewife’s duty it is to have economically snd satisfac- performed. ~ The total wealth of the United States is estimated to be $130;000,- Divided among every man, woman and child this)would be ,500 apiece. Thus the husband and wife should start with (at least Se? to be es well off as the average. For every chiki they should have first saved $1,500 more. a If nobody married until they had enough money ta marry on there would be fewer marriages and a great many fewer failures, ‘The average girl who has been brought up at schopl instead of in » ther mother’s kitchen should equitably supply to the matrimonial part- pership a sum sufficient to make wp for her deficiency in household "how to run a house without big . and grocer’s bills she | Neat we a dowry equivalent to ibe of her ignorance. a mas does not support wife and children the police ate sends hint to jail. When woman is unable to keep the fipusehold table on the average man’s earnings there should be some similar punishment meted out to her. The equality of women which woman suffragists proclaim and which the Court of Appeals has: just announced should be two sided. { Election Returns Harveyized, By Walter A. Sinclair. <i Flarvey. of Marper's Weekly, says (hat if Europe could vote im oor eles thond TF wSmd Feture Hoeevalt ~-Ttem ) mY ses election night In the future, my Ninetecn Hundred Pight And the red light Ourna while the rhe come in from ov'ry State | And we hear loud cheers and « few a mighty guir Wor Ted, the Boss, from the German Gobloss, t 1 State of Spain Down in Gunny It he hed made « h®, and in the fame And it len't vague that he wins The Hague wilh a little peace dove game Spain went, well bent For Theodore R., the grest White Crar, Was also lost tm the holcotust; While Engiand, France, Give Ted one more chance, ‘The Irish, too. Hurroe! Hurroo! | ‘The Power af Money Gearend (| thet Teddy as ruler must cease | But things went amiss when the vote of the Bwies was added to tallots of Groace. From Norway and Sweden to just sbove Eden returns pee: © terrible gain, ‘While Friant Jacob Kite made tt solid tor Pence by voting oa°h peaceable Dane ‘The Bulger and Turk did « little fine work Co ere the election to Tod fhe cold, canny Goot and the Pertuges het both saw (hat our Theodore led Spain went Maine-vem, Austria and German Spa Englishman and Saottish clan Ruse and Grenk, as one they #imma Strained each voloe for Wurape'® Mvvice @reamed Harvey at (he organ Fegerds to Plerpont Morgane. +4 -- —____ A Queer Hoard. HOARD of nine gold bracelets, found in « pii-dweilling of the seventh or sat century BC, in & field moar Bexley Heath, have jum bpen placed We the gold Poom of the British Mussum wees NO. 16,748, | Indiana girls who; The Battle “of the Thames. _ By Maurice Ketten "YounG MAN, twice SEE You LATER® ALL RIGHT! BUT 000000) | LL TAKE ALL sigur! DON'T WORRY! I'LL BRING YoU A 41,000 wuaceT! Filipino “Helio” Girls. AMILA telephone mibsorivers feel that, tough livir Amorioan believes to be @ eemt-narbarous lant, the re “ede no on them im being served by comely maidens us airis, The Filipino telephone operator comes from the veut familice or land, fecetves from 610 to $29 & month, aud takes her work seriously tham her (wr-ekinned eeter of the ooident the bes her whe i eleo her shaperon. to scoompan r to the office, carryin 4nd who calls to escort her back to urity af her home wie om her day's work. The Spanish ov { never permitung ried woman above age ot twelve yoare to leave the portals of her odsa unaccompanied, # prevails with both Spaniards and Filipinos af the better closs, aad thelr emaploy ment as telephone epwetors permits ne wtlamation of the watchéul care ANOTHER ASSESSMENT ON THE MIRE, MARIA! HAD To MORTCAGE || WEARING MY THE HOUSE— BUT DON'T Worm J/LAST WINTER'S $4,000,000 ORE RIGHT IN SIGUT! G To HAVE $100! GOING WEST Yo SEE my mine! YUL NST STAY OUT WEST HERE AND WAST FOR ‘EM To come! Sirangest Electric Railway. ENOA ond Milan are to be comnected by & marvellous electric railroad elghty-five miles in length, which te to com 7.00000 The excessive cost of {t © owing to the nature of the country through which the line will pone It will require nineteen tunnels, one of whic!) will be twelve miles jong ‘There will be 87 bridges and ¢he road will be six years in the course of con sirvotion. The cost of the line construction alone will be 600,00 per mile The Une wil be dowble-tracked and there will be no grade crossings Traine will consist of three oars, each accommodating fifty passengers. It le proposed to run ¢wenty trains « nd it le etimated that the datiy 0 wil be 6,00 pes sengers, A very complete schedule has been a7ranged to take care of the express an4 loos: traffic, as wel. o@ the freight of that eection of the country, The wll be derived trom 6 64.008 horsepower byGraulc generating plant ] | DUt I sounds eo much like the garbage driv She Chorus, & ’ 66 TM_Busy Linsic’ this week.” enid the Chorus . I “What with the races, the Castno’s pected 5 birth@ey, Fourth of July and the college boys-comal back to town, 1 surely am the human rant! “Don't you think the college boys look Jovely this. They wear thelr Panama hats flapped up in front and take thelr love }ffairp so seriously that when their settle © cash sum on the soubrette that has good adwiee und portraits of all concerned, to furnish the papems! shame to take the money , Goldie Magee «ot a bunch because she wouldn't part one from his fam. because bis family parted with {te money that she was able to @o to Parts to re or volee cultivated. “yt she started in to get her throat treated first an@ forgot all about her votce “Gokile ts back In town. looking over this year's college crop, and ts reaty to kill the fatted calf that Inys the gokien eggs, again. Golite apeaks Frenats > _ beautiful. That is, ahe can aay ‘we, which is ‘yes’ in French, if anybody asks; her if she'll take wing and she oan say ‘sll vous plait.’ which means ‘it you) please” And it's astonishing how nicely « lady can get along with them Frenokt, Sutomobile importers and silk and wine men if she can wpeak Freach Goktle also went to London and her word for the loud talk tight-wad ts moet That makes them curl up and quit! They do xactly know what strike on the east side | they feel sure ft ain't no epmpliment of the season. |. “Mamma De Branscombe and Puss Montgomery ts so anxious to be refi j that they spend ail thoir epare time giving ‘imitetions of Goltle Magee. They’ | fot erwmmps én their little fingars holffne them at the proper angle when | holst @ beverage, And a# for poor Dopey McKnight, he's fatriy hearthroke q jerfes itke @ child because if he fille the glasses in nervous haste and lets {Deer run ower the ruga, or if he leaves a cigarette butt on the plano, they peas _ something acrid by holler! Bounder’ or ‘Cad! And som on y want call him a ‘Camel! That's ane | French wom! Goldie picked up | me the way that gtr! shape Nfteg the French iangunge for sentences > of an onion, but to have, “Dopey NMoknight don t tum, ts too 4 not come | them foreign expremions w anarchists ere mader for ®is gentle nature, and » { with cigarettes or oer for anyh of poor sipba ike Dopoy, kid, a t clubby, ts 1¢? “Now that ithe cofirge toat v A good'old Yale, drink her dowme; wor the big event, Goldie Mager und Mamma De Branscombe and Puss Moats |womery may be « set and a. guitar on Broa « ee Willies who n the Co carry around a estf, loge Inn and singing an tu seeing Iie and k "But not fo f college fenterntty we when I'm older tt wit Atle Wogaisbaum or Loute, Zinahelmer Casino, when it ostes ty. We've been tne? most popular giria! them. Charley . the road again and he'th shad a good seehomn “en company. He’ ter wrofe from the! nen’ That's + sur-ficw 4 is elght peapie, the publie At) character Mca, out your tel) n the parte that you're: Jefferson was with lowing on the Identified one night de-tracked ‘Faust so's 4 Mephisto’s tines Ina’. whet he gloats over hie vietime As Arovch the play when he puts all the reet of the, the bee reuerits and Faust ett ? a know that « the stomach? An@) ard hotela ft dise to Umit his artin vali for a hellish an: bas a gloat coming to cast on the cheese, fr the leat, It was « laugh, lke what what with that anc arranges your at “But tt was play ” ‘erley Face says he martyred himself for s gave htm. pperfcitts, and after he was om « hed cut out! hia stomach vocal orguns and it was 1 Inuh. “As a result be nad to p! this the wings set at the maniac laugtiter ona ‘Ravingr of John McCullough You may tmagine, Charley Face says, that with the meet with on them one-night stands, the c show crabbed {f the mooks out ay Mephisto « phonos record. pots of stage hands you! od many thes and the Hut they generally front was only wt wasn't, Charie and the Horse ar er doing dramatice the local sed 1o praike him 1 ¢ repression,” whem phonogr cue and there was « ait for the helttem ing on the singe t* to lead . kid. the gay life What Great Thinkers Are Talking About No. 6.--K. K. Kawakami on Japanese Naturalizas bo dion, NLIKE many Buropean, and esp y Slay Japanese U ‘mmigrént has not burned bis brids etre { bis all bee: fore leaving his native 1 i as ” ariter hag ome in close contact with many laborers on s warrante®, n stating that they are all anxious to ree ane he © saved a} Modest sam with which to linprove ' n we must consider there tz nd their employers,, am r likely (9 become W yuntrymen, says K. K. Kewsloimt in Am . class of merchants and their employees, 1t 18 diMoult to know : he L081 are mer chante: b not perhap trayin r D erties! ating their number at 1.0, making the remaining 3 vc total a ir employees This die le important, because atic merchents rathe an their employers w to Amer mee Tt ia, how, ver, among the farmers We find most of those who are anxivus (0 see thet cderal laws so amended as to accord them the full rghts of american cltisenad hip. Thus, exobeding a!! Japanese 3.110 Japanese ho will, when th least 1 ralized, we have at presesg{ 40 5 eoohants, 1,700 farmers,) fath farmers. Pree € the total Japanese; Pommile candidates tam’ constitute the body of merch . that A100 out of the agaremate of 49,695 certificates, we reach the conclusion that only 6 per population now in this country American citizensiiip. What lose will (his country ou number of industrious, intel’igent, even int indeed, will there be tn giving them the privilege of var from 8 countey where & have been successfully prest oven Russian peasants to cast the b *he, long oppressed fter in eatuealising paratively smaaty titutlonal gover <m not America or A fow years of ror lonce—peasantal ment, ha knowledge of the 0 thie country? Wellaation of Japmamy ‘ working of & free gover Surely, Mr, Roosevelt ome ought pot to be ignored, as it unfortun ————— ot Kittens Reared in Strange Nest, OWDOINHAM Gio), cats are noted, for their magactiy, acoording to @ re. port, but {t remains for the Intelligent, tabby owned hy Are / Doumell of thet town to take the prise Sibbon, “Our cat hee taken \etrange place to rear ber last kittens,” Mrs Wonnall says, “tler children born In & hen's nest ever since she has persisted In keeping (hem theme, queer part of i t# (he philesophica!l way whieh the hen seome to take matiqn, When she wante to lay an eae gmail to resent 1 nest, Just nw noo pute them in the pest again, Sinem to be all cogether in one glorious y has been. ‘