The evening world. Newspaper, September 5, 1907, Page 14

georernz Sompany, No. 6 to 6 ‘Publishes patty except Sunday by the ing Company, No. & to 6 low, Nc POREPH (PULITZER, Pe BANGUS MAW, S007 oh West IE Yasa M * Enteted at the Post-Office at New York as Secon tt Mat ‘ Bubscription Rates to The tanada. For England and the € 4S Evening) World for te A United 7 One yoar ' “One year, Dre month. vouv ME- nae One mont te DEFINING LOVE. R. SIR), JAMES BROWNE ha 2 in wouy they’ were love » miany t ed toe “but gew, if any, hive undertaken to’ define the abstract fact, It tful ‘Sir Jame defini much. popular light o He says’ that love is of cerebral com-} ihe piatin the si row nm the subject “9 speci motion and a stirring of some hitherto dormant association centres by an} appropriate affinitive impress ; He miight a} well hay s in crit so far as it conveys a simple idea witho\it the n: Still, love should he i sible, and Sir Jamés’s definition may be amplili to an In the first plice, an initial symptom of love is a mild brain storm} | His an upsetting of preconceived notions and a centring of thought in a: different perspective by which the loved object is brought to the fore- round, #4 dominates the mental retina just as a vivid Yash of lig *Overpowers all other) objects before the eve. ex a thing is pos-! suc explanation ations, | ot Dey ne e 1 By —-— Nic GREAT H _LOVEN | "The N cai: LOVEY, ATTENTIVE FIDO !S To GABY ? srnoernint atin ISN'T IT E TO SEE How 1 WOULDN'T PART bs with BABY'S LITFLE WATCH BOY! YES, AND PAPAS LITTLE SNOOKUMS LIKES FIDO! DOESNT 1M? 7 GABY LOVES FIDO AND FIDO Loves BAGY DID NAUAHTY FIDO KNOCK BABY DOWN? EAVENS, THE DOCTOR Wilt BE HERE IN A MINUTE! In plainer language this may be called “smitten.” Besides this commotion of the brain and the obsession that ever thing else in the World| is of little importance cor mpared with the love ‘One there must be a period of growth and ass ion, I is rare that any one can fall in love with some one else whom Or she has never seen, and it is also rare that an atlac love ons contracted continues Jong without the lover and the loved one meetin “Occasionally, The old saying that “Absence makes the heart grow fonder true in the sense that an absent one is more likely to be kindly thorg? of. But absence, while Softening recollections, also dims them. Teality becomes less vivid) and forceful. A long absence thus prepares | the mind for the reception of some new love-impression, and for whe | fransformation of the loved absent one into an imaginary vision instal ‘Qf a tangible reality to be attained. *< This resolves itself intg The Evening World's old proposition: stha| | _tove is a matter of opportunity and proximity, and that any. easonaet pleasing and tactful young \woman can marry any man she wishe Provided the opportunity, continues and no more pleasi ng and more tactful woman interferes,)' ==. Sclentific attempts to define Jove and to explain what it is are_o! Tittle value, because the ordinary tests of science cannot be applie#to it, Love cannot be pinned to a ¢ard .apd put under a microscope like a butterfly. It cannot be analyzed\in ‘a chemist’s retort. It cannot he run through an accouitting machiny. It cannot be weighed in any known kind of scales. It cannot be meas- cured either in pounds avoirdupois or in kilograms. Love is a sentiment, a creation ‘of the mind and sou! and heart in which all must combine and blend to make its realization y to make its continuance a success. Love is thus purely selfish, | @xi€tence is dependent on no other consideration than the happiness of =the Jover:in his dove possiile. sage is endea mont-on- ef much time to the development of a fop-|to the f 2 plded hen to meet the Ke a ba vem qiuitroments of Hillside eiiicken coops are i (He alMculty da-ser/i yoy) a hen porseasing fength he exp of Flatbus and irkut value perce ih one leg sort he Beh will enable th scratoh and Rite wit famble nt eure along. the dizzy slopes i of Hillside Fa Mu) time was wasted in producing ine-lexE on, put this was ween to an, : . Bente aban In the first pla Previous record | {{ left the hen w nothing to Aran te! ei nave al od when it scratol and deprived the ah «Mr dof one drumaticl, wivieh redire THER t know the cotonisix were soodsnie homes wilt Paxtly out Me final therk 1 peaple water’) | ‘ s na te se i 5 mie trad hod they ington rkamen ve Wax of taiebenx ty eerany io } PHAY Wory \ittiw beater than a ere | ‘stan \to arrange ‘The St tern Parent and the “Thankless”’ Chi id. By Mi ixo re “MVM Jt does not seem rm ner may e has reached an age Mnas., to a Police Justice before whom the culp: war arraigned. “I don't ike the man mamma has se- fapring an» lected," replied the girl, ‘but I do lke Mr. Stacey, and Le - BY aaa ere he ls, and has the marriage license in his (983 Bro ARBRE ORS LUE UNSArE 5c pocket Court, being a wise American Court, with | : 4 proper desire to mnooth the path of true love, digmisced es vane ae NT (he mother's strange charge of stubbornness and watched ss gviet Are: eps the young couple go away together Ea gard nution them about t! ble ensuing colic, 2 move Johr a few mothers share the Chicopes parent's idea ution them a : when her cholce, wixe or otherwise, nee te ee ‘By y CoS nomen “FIDO Do PITTY — TRILK FOR MAMP-S PRELIOUS 7 __ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES SS sandy aticat 7 and pata oomry letra! Uwe saver route: roo! t TY with capital, jotn young man pub- ishing Iustrated postal p Address F 300 World. DOG—Answering to the mame of Fido. for sale. or willing to give away, call on Mr Newlywed, 23. Lovers Lone, ervekiva s For wat, established dy = heap, fursianed ood localt EO NO SY la OLS: 8 mith. daughter will not marry the man I have covsen for her, 1 want to make a charge of stubborn- nessa against her, said a r.other rile and Nelle stand the fects. Hay arental tr orchard of teinptation of the nelr duty to manipulate marriages ty to accept any for their nd quality arrangement gr a All the the from choosing fool! Altoget: irl (chooses her. own jhu to prevent her her prove them happen before as given the m nas are wro one of thease te Ukely time to grow up. ‘Reddy the Rooter. J ALL RIGHT FLL UAKE CARE oF, _ by George H Hopi £3 &s axe the stoop without a Him for a side partner, =e = ; ly Whi nh um led ain you'll see it in the paper. There was a time—long, 2EDD Hist Onk AkO-when the girlies sat around in the evening, after finishing the table, or A ¢ GiRTHOAY PRES- (is ZES" ei ei9) INOEFED veRy,) cll asieep, but w en grandma yanked the cotton through the machine (rol Jit TES GIT RID [HAVING REM- WWeRY KINO! | wit one hana | nd rocked the cradle with the other, In those tight days poor jOF.-0:5 cane Am EMBER ED youR; | Mollie couktn'tomere away trom the front door after the mun went to bed unless (a | DEN & A 1 BIRTHDAY, BOSS,| she had some John to-show her the way. But those tmes, Ilke bathing aulte. {LiL ScHE ue ro 1, BOUGHT A | Lut PRESENT] GET OFF T'pay! er | APPRECIA | TION oF TOUR KIN O THOUGHT —_ —— COME ON BILL, COME ON) SOME Fokus WERE OVE FER A GOOD Lon! SWAT: “FEST! Come now, PUT ie SEALS ON lee Orn i Letters From the People. a “Send Him to College.” Krand truths of aclence. The tendency when ! with wholesome — anid Li iat ellen’ Gouraestor'| There's None. iv Sor b, Tia K by means. In there a legal holid. on ft < Wort 1 ‘ 1 Hae 4 F the “Cnited | State B What Is Mayor jena middle kK to perform the SAT RTHAS any | « ances, of ting and mor 00} “4 “i _ x citizen has who gots a rood deal more | ho! Ra resp Ible pos TREN RC LRU CHA Sy ame By da Be Ay and tw not n defender of “Old | ‘ To the Editor of The Evening World: Army aud Navy Life. | Glory." Our army and navy are made i UD aahile not been through |“ vour recent editoriil rete the , World splot RE eht men | colinge, ‘Secondly and chiefly talde Of) death of a Utica: dentiat{ deserves reat nthe FxMltor of The Evening Wor! always ready t tf neces. M A with! dit empectaily in that y mention |. Aianin nayy in made up of mplondid ships and € at 3 st valuable thing we linat the Tooth Trust waa tnt cause ood brave mon behind the runs, which fn ¢ ” 1 Wealth andi, tela. . yi SO o helmed make t country one of M , RK omulelde. Kew wer rrentes T will eo farther . Jeayve us x nee of a Tooth ‘Tr 1a not voor An an ¢ at A niable er an to the 2] Un | sult * meroant y ain It to mine At) Cooper, if for the sake of tal which tntere into the compoattion | and don't, | ‘to the Edltor of ‘The Fyening World - inderatand the natural laws of artifictal teeth) and that consequent. | pertone, Naw. far the food tinieets| Where can, I learn drawing? — At that gyyerh bay universe and ail the ly the price of thie metal la high, But beter food than ours. The food la some evening school? uM rf whe ls | ket you'd think the: [so long you'd ¢ {INST WHS KOINK-1o Atop Ine world sane -attarnoon ahd bring Tand I ran. into the greatest earful of slush I ever heard—all about waltzing up among the treetops and a TEGE OSE IOSESSOROSOIOVS : Boarding House Fables ¢ By Joseph A. Flynn eh?’ T remarked to! as she was adjusting her hat, a huge black plume, at am le of forty-fve degrees, before the mirror in the hall. Juess again,” she replied, stabbing her Marcel with #- atpin the size of a boy's sword. I'm just tripping out. ith Lizzte for an ordin: ever, ay hoof along the We'll «op the dizzy windows, pike off the latest loths and Empires, get ten minutes’ worth of those long, black silk coats; make couple of calls to new bonnets; fall in for a plate of cream and e; Ury to borrow a pattern, and be back at the again in two tinkles of the clock. Don’t think every I give my glad rags an airing I'm going to meet some fd den tiet-an imagine run away with your hat that 2 spruced up to-meet him, Tess Inst evening overwelghted with J have changed »w we can go where we please, when we please, and with whom we please. nobody blows a whistle. No blg WHYS meet us at the door when we come: k. and we don't have to wind out the history of our life next morning, while: auntie throws a ft on the floor to think we wandered off the block. We ladies are turning our heads so high now It won't be long before we'll be playing tax with John's bell and taking him out by the hand for @ Mttle skip around the block. Now, don't fall to the idea because I'm getting off this sermon J haven't got any fellows to Ko out with, Hump! If I waw to accept all the Invites T. e wan a atag in this block every night. I don't go out with and, as the bonnet with the gray cat on the recor} flocr saya, I'm very particular about my frisnds. De you know why? I'l! slip you something "Tast susniner we had a dreamy Alec on the third floor front. His wool wa «he waa fighting the Harber Trustand_one_alght-he—si5—— gested we take a din uptown. Well, I got all fussed up in a new white dr and It wasn't long bofore we left the atoop behivd. After 1 terrihia struggle with his pocket we piunged on two. Ideas, and tripyed through Riverside Drive. Talk about being up againat it! bac eversnody, For forty minutos uy t ock he went off ito A spasm about the stars and the waving tre nd the wet water, He raid he was a poet. Now, just what a poet ts I don‘: qnow, anil, what's more, I don't eure: but the next tlma you ever nab me go. ont with a poet, ‘ust call the padded wagon, “While we wel put me tn, nnd tell them to give me a number. fitting under one of the trees he sald he had built a poem. im exen.cnd coffees eyery morning, and before I knew {t he pulled a paper factory out of his pocket, sailing over the water Itke a duck, eves puncturing the blue sky, Tt wan the greatest chunk of dope I ever fell over, | Well, he came out of tt all right, and I steered him home, but right In front: of the door he asked a what I thought about 1t.’" “T suppose you told him to ‘put It in a gold frame and present it to the Home For the Blind, eh?’ I asked with a nmile, as Lizzie came tripping down the stairs Into the hall. “Not on your natural!" Team replied. giving her Marcel a perting shake. “'T told him. he ought fo give {t to the old lady to light the fire with next morning,” — Wife and Affinity. By Walter A. Sinclair. (F, P. Parle has installed hia “affinity’’ in hia home and bundled off bia wife to Paris to get a divorce.—ttem.) WLLL, good-bye, wife! Take keer of yourself, W Here's your hat and your train, #0 hurr: Too bad I must Jay you away on the shelf, But I'll be all right—don't worry! I've got you hooked through to your folic, And, although you will drop your cares, I'l try to replace you before It's night— Affinity’s right upstairs, once In a while wall right, You've deen just as friendly aw any wife Could be to the Chotce of Hubby. You've coached her to take your place tn Hfe, And never were even anubby, But then—ashe ts young and you're rather worn, And it's time that you yieked your place, So act just Hke me, for my heart's not torn, Good-bye to you, Wife-Now, CHASE! ! Fn ey Paris's Newest Health Fad. {mated thot inst year Parté ate altogether 40,00 horses, or more than *) pounds of horseflesh, In 189 the consumption wan less than 10,000,000, pounds, Besides the low price there-tian been a demand for the meat, because it Is mupponed tobe wholesome in cases of tuberculosis andi tuberculosis tendeasy, Many people regard {t more healthful than beet. perc