The evening world. Newspaper, September 19, 1907, Page 15

The Evening World’: wetting efforts that I for bed. Just as It womo sort of determinat you need . abeor her Noe wi ook like rub mie BPENT the night not ic was late and my bead | SPSS SSd4hhhh42°PSESECPEEESESS SESSS LES HHSESHSPOPHSHHSSSSE SIGH HPHH HHH The Newlyweds % Their Bab About Double Chins. ng ago with a friend named Leonora. We had been we were hoth very tired. I lost no time in} pillow, and it was only by the most heroic upon the ould keep awake enough to be polite wihtle Leonora prepared how * ughed and & Torture for Beauty. 1 watched Leonor imapat © was bout to pat aut the Hghts she eelzed a box of cam and settled down before the dressing table with the eparing fer a protracted session with her complexion I< ‘= vd Your complexion ts ravishing. sieop, which you are now losing at an alarming rate.” h from the mirror; but, proceeding to stacar P in solemn ton Hid this tll 1 met the Jellibys I heard Mra sli¢ had frozen her chin, and her, husband I'm not going to be a laugh- ed her offending fesh. She finger nails; shd a crash She thrust out| pux exer She ed her round and round Ull her eye t with her towel “Do you always go through that every time I meet Mra. Jellib > No They present have » aa the ttamn’e most turn fn the face Why matter ounce of pi 1 and Rive on The Amer As he burst ‘That the dana; but the ti aide, it ts perm en ican American wife lacks chin exe: ted no, of Ner chin drops or nd fettered relent 4 of our clothes? may we not be missing AR Wwe reflect upon with which Leonora « K mu Mature and the heartiessness of man by having double chins to freeze. we Insist Amorican woman wit pidemic of doubi least * to excel lack of exercise vormitted Now, © young) glimpse of i) | charme. But {tds unmistak- apt to resemble a efen Throat. the awao's, with manifold chins throa but up to the sted the American woman whose throat {= like| it J matron {9 the low-necked dress. “But | rl array her thoat for conquest? Into clamps cies with a] new then hound | 2 turn her head she} 0 Brow black | > that the blood vessels do not black velvet band ~ When she st sift) ru rines, ané If thin girl aks one expe * ts denied by her heartless hus- her Jaw may wag from side to er motion. It is a mere figure of speech to say that falls. It can neither drop nor fall. It ts braced y against thie natusl womanly tendency. upon belng such a stiff-necked «eneration In the Why suffer in halters, stocks and dog collars? What Ny being incapacitated for turning our heads? the sad case of Mrs. Jeiliby and recall the mad efforts orks to cecape resembling her, let us remember that an Worth a pound of-cure, Let us unshackle our throate | len free play. Lat us cease to encournge the cruelty of r inststs that wi face fnent fe Trie @oen not rec pretty But whould no to ftw then curd vo ey you so Your mori A ite re for by m and ifr ts preparing fo sholild be | PERC BSI: HAVE been Young lady murt el t fourter this cirl? mada ts the # love arid moderate nt rag ar wild emper, Dartner of the abnormally Jealous variety {= a hopeless proposttion. most Innocent action 1s construed into an enorr-ous offense a the m od away Social Etiquette. informed that a young her smile or bow to @nd then the young man must raise his iat If he wishes to be polite. eorrect? It ix entirely proper for a boy | to raise his hat to a girl of! the sams. age? ae ‘The young lady must bow firat, and the man acknowledges the recognition ) dy raising his hat. It is perfectly propor | for a boy of fourteen to raise hia hat to a girl of the same age. Friend or Lover? meet Why don’t you try to like your sweet- suspicions into an Othello-like raga will eventually rebel against your unceasing duspicions and | JAM clhtoen and am deeply tn love with a girl of the same age, who| © “says sho alo loves me. Cher chum.” Whenever I ask her to go anywhere with me she {nsista upon her tady friend accompanying us. she prefer her chum to me? any way in which I can win her from oO CONCERNING JEALOUSY. © you fealous, girls, or have you a jealous A lover? If you are gullty of this foolishness tort at once to orm, unhappiness and sorrow will be Your lust reward. Gf course, whers ferlon love Is there Mes ¥, for aftection's most prom- desire to be the one and only object of adoration. lousy go hand tn band, and the man or maid who tations fron: the pestering Mttle demon ean bs of the right sort {s not yet theirs is the ohlld of love it ix no: reason elf ston: sy that lovers If you are subject ©, ind if the world ts tinged with « horrid green hve uspictons and calm your crazed mind. for you are not bit Fou are paying a losing game. ‘The lovey misctable thing uhBearrble by incessant mial plunge steer c quarrels. 0 if you are ar of the Joalous lover, for he y for safekeeping In'a padded cell behind heavy bolts heart's chum, and then arrange little parties of four for placea of amusement You, your sweetheart, the chum and some near friend of hora? A Sceptical Maiden. ( Dene: Betty Is this} AM twenty-three, and recently pe- | came enamoured of a young lady! ii afew years my junlor. While at- p tending a: plente fb met -tyer-and-accham: [On our way home I escorted them to} the terry and then excused myself, say- ing I was going for a drink of water. I did not return, but on the following day | told the girl the reason for my strange when man tne him, AL. and not being able to pay their fare I aid not want to appear cheap before a atranger, so thought that was the dest Way cut of it, She _wttt not accept mr apology, What shall I do? JM. You should have told the girls your predicament In the first place, as acci- dents are always excusable. The young lady evidently does not believe your excuse, and the only thing for you to do Is io try and convince her by your earnestness of the truth of your state- ment, mt I don't lke Should Is there Flac Salad Dres: _ Nut Cake, teaspoon Quick Nood HINTS FOR sing. ‘0 four eggs beaten light add one- half cup melted butter, one cup’ sour cream, one heaping teaspoon German prepared mustard, four tablo- spoons vinegar, one tablerpoon sugar, ‘one tablespoon salt, and oné-haif tab! spoon black pepper, 4t add cream after the rest {s botled, Af It curdies, take the exe beater and beat. the mixture 1!!! emooth, aug cream xO. cups cup milk, 3 cups flour, 2 eggs, 1} n tartar, 1-2 | ‘spoon moda, 1 teaspoon vanilla. les, OR SOUP—Beat ond ex, add pinch of walt and work in af ponnible. Form into # hard ball and run through the food chopper, Add to noup ten minutes defore serving. THE HOME milk and let simmer five minutes. Noodle making in this way does awa: with the work and trouble of rolling, aryihg and cutting, an they are ready | for use Immediately Pinoche. OLL together 2 cups brown sugar, 12’ cup milk, 4 tablespoons but “ter, stirring constantly until as firm, ag: beeswax in water, from fire and add 15 drops vanilla afd BoN all together, 1 cup chopped walnut eats. Bear %4 cup butter, 1| til thick and pour into eA pan, "1 | Chocolate Fudge. | WO cups white sugar sfe-lialf cup milk, one-quarter cup flour, Cook eight minutes, add one square melted chocolate, one teaspoon vaniiia and butter size of a walnut: Beat an lung a8 possible, but @o it can be turned into buttered pan. For variation, cover the bottom. of buttered pan with cut-up muoh flour conduct was that’ had lost my puree. | Remove | ADVICE 7° LOVERS © marshinallowe, then gurn ithe tude over conspirator, Johanng Glustina Moasoane Toked Mi THERE Now, ~LITTLE NAPOLEON 10U 1] CAPTAIN! eee ua iS S Gis ~By F. Marion Author of ‘Mr. Isaacs, Copyright, 1900, by Phillips Pubitahi. ;Company. CHAPTER oss, lying in ( chaigee—bee name Into slavery y of ber be ) Zeno, a das! and Zena f conspiracy to free Johannes to the throne. By night Z them, hax bi Emperor re aon (who ts should be tor~ by Andronicus whi impr ‘and mand @ ransom. Meantime in dismay, as The-gueste arrive inctuding Giuetina. who | wants to marry Zeno, Tocktamish, chief of | him de: | his secretary ts! Daily Magazine \ ost BABY Just LovELy! “loked it, and shook It again, but to his upefaction would not budge an inch. *he servants had pushed a heavy mar- el™nave tried to break through the ‘bono might have taken the key. He excellent coffin. | The Voice of Zoe. Sseei| But the box could not be opencd any ‘ees | more than the door, for the springs | had snapped, and he did not understand 1 of hie fellow | the complicated locks. He tried again and again, but falied each time. sts are expected to dinner | smashed one pieos of furniture after another on the heavy ron without Thursday, September 19, 19072 PAPA COMING SOON MAKE | SEE BABY PAPA DAT ‘LOOK PRELIOUS SBUMPIN NIZE! SOLDIERS FOR OUR LITTLE MAPOLEON | WELL NOV, SS WHDT DO. YOU THINK OF | THAT ? JUST LIKE NAPOLEON! i THINK HE KNEW THEY Droductng the smallest impression on it end without. getting the least answer from Omobono. He was heav- Crawford, “Dr. Claudius,’’ Etc. pens and papere fiying to the four corners of the room, and deter- minted to crack the strong box with one tremendous blow. when @ musical voice spoke gently through the window nearest to him. Zoe and her maids wore there, and the whole household of men servants and slaves were bo- hind-them,—The three girls were stand: {ng on the broad stone seat that ran round the outside of the house in the table asanst it, and had piled up tf a ton of furniture: he might as ll. Then {t occurred to him that Om- ae former Em would open the box, though ft was a | Italian way, and they could easily look 1 Tis own son. | Pity to disturb a dead man in such an| through the bars. In her haste Zoo had not vetled herself, and when the ‘Tartar caught alght of her beautiful face at-the window, the effect on his susceptible sentiments was Instantan- cour, He had never seen any one like her. For a moment or two he was most sober; the desk fell from his hands upon the Jron chest, and wai x even broken, and Tocktamish's nants hung down by his sides while he stared He the conspirators, appears the midst of | — dinner and takes Zeno'a chair. | Tocktamish demands ten thousand ducats. | from him upstairs to Z: Tosktamih and. the. Zenys sTeaK room by Luct ‘Tocktamieh imprisons the secretary | In Zeno's safe. CHAPTER XVI. + (Continued. The Treasure. AVING successfully accomplished H this brave feat. the tipsy giant " © gravely sat down on the chest to think, for he had already forgotten that he had meant to throw !t-Into the Gold- en Horn, and, besides, even in his con- ‘dition, he knew very well that four! men could hardly have moved stioh a weight When he went to the door to let himself out he: found it fastened. He lobked at {t curtously and acratched his | Sentence LOWERS are poor bufiders. Kilitng hope is moral suicide. Sow happiness and reap heaven. Every man ts made up of many men. You can never find rest by retreating from duty. Men are not uplifted without the lever of love. Every time you serve a superstition you enslave your soul. Too many of us are blaming fate for the frultage of our fears. The child of heaven always sces somothing of heaven in the child. Many people who pray for barrela of blpssing set out only teacups The doo? of opportunity 1s not much use to the man who is asleep. It's hard for the pulpit to see truth when it fixes its eyes on the treasury. It takes more than ability to knock the church to open the doors of para ine, Some folks think they are ptous because the sight of pain «ives them bie head trying remember whether i fe hag ek Are atrsr sine or noe pieasure~-Chieage Tribune. He shook it violently, struck jr, — Nellie Knowitall 30 You WANY AE To Buy You ACHIKKEN Frary En? on NGS IKNow T ca if A a Sau li ONSENSE NELLIE ~you CANT RAISE. bors Ox! PLEASE DADDY CHICKENS!!! Oh Yes, She Understands Raising Chickens # # # HY N RAISE Ing up a big desk, sending inxstand, | |Faging wild beast. [the aot of smashing the desk. } Indeed, she wai in SA @ A Princes {n stupid wonder, Zoe was giad that there were fron bars between him and her, for she had hever seen a human being more ike a Bhe had looked anxiously for Omobono, but as there was no trace of him nor of any blood, Whe at once decided that ho had been able to got out by some secret way, efter Lucilla had barred the door. “Where ts Messer Carlo?’ were the words which arrested Tocktam!sh in Ho stood gazing at Zoo stupidly, amt as he did not answer she repeated her quostion, watching him q y so that he should understand that he was com- pletely in her power. Threats Fail. “Messer Carlo is quite safe and very well," he answered when he was near the grating. “He hi gent mo to get him a ttle mon which he greatly needs.” “You have a alngular way of execut- Ing his comm{S#inn," observed Zor, looking at the eplinters of the smashed, furniture, Tooktamish felt that the havoc round nim must be explained, i “I have been killing the rats," he said. “Ht fe “extraordimesy— noe many rats end mice «et into counting- houses!" “Whore is Messer Carlo?’ Zoo asked a third time. ‘Sweet woolly ewe-lamb of heaven," sald Tocktamis, leaning on the win- dow-sill and bringing his face close to bars, “if you will only give me one jo kiss, I will tell you where Carlo Zoe stepped to one side along the stone seat on which she stood, for she saw that he was going to slip one of hin hands through the grating and catch her: and even with the bara between them he looked as if he could twist one of her arms off if sne resisted him, hardly out of his reach d rather vacantly He Ja grasped time. as the ali ee Sake By ‘‘Pop”’ DEAR OLD DAD SAYS HES COMING OUT WITH Bitte Teste ny CHICKENS. SUST WAIT TILL HE SEES AT NEW ONES!!! [NOW Honest NELLIE WHAT ACHICKEN, LooK LIKE? Weel 1 Know LT WASNT My rou ave, he di mi Thank you, not you wi is, 1 mast Ss of Ci who won Bu ‘our eros | the abutters,’ thick. “Besides, on the floor under the window, and you will “If stary “Kn Old Wolf.” - "Oh, “no, hear tec mr will hous away of it om. get wa them shail give aes stake and quite wo wate Rhan at that executlo: Zoe's cheeks and there 1 tamish the drunken Tartar was laughing at his rn. knew. She turned and looked down from the Titel she saw thi Vietrogliant looking up to her. Wie’ to Drink: “Come into the houi sald, down. Messer Carlo pass urn 8 vice; into ‘a stupor In a short timo, Th the gervaitie- j you. | ge: rod af and sp9ke to the prisoner in a low ee “TN he sald. ae vor Hungry?” nevar dined better! f | winel and when we divide I will have|! nat men them He sack “As you please, differently, He rea the} In th three oha! a sil he tu the the eile! T lett of ay Phereford aince oné-quarter of a bricxyiasd wolg! wed ught she turned pale from tear, e a) Oe 7 you wtil come tneide, Iv What you wish to-know, my ho ‘said With aN engag ug ict, not really believe that any) ¢ an could resist him, Zoo unvwered, “I will | come in, but. I will warn you. If jot tell me where Messer Carlo shall Rave you shot with the ers crossbow, like a mad dog.” all t get the bow?" asked the votce fio's man, the Venotian gondolier, was an excellent shot, and had Sd kre at the Lido. t Tocktamisn laughed ecornfully, bow cannot shoot through he sald, for they were whee oN he added, 1 tell) the palm of his rand. man Take ft to him.” he ‘The man went of {sion when {Zend’s Prison. Her tone: and he ey her bext digs ard her fio mid) "Tecan sic | silent witnerre not even eee me.” we cannot shoot you we oan| you," retorted Zoe. ning tn the fy hot’ ask POSSHPSHESO SS By George McManus In whispem the wonderful ante, Tee maid manner io ataclss things that house, i ed us, am as “He {3 in w dry Hof the etty: Hidini No—a prisoner, “Ninight he ran anong d burn Carlo's | were to have helped. wi nall_ carry you} hin for a ransom. ’ ad not thought |to extort the money, Dut Tocktamish ie not caught in| ac ie 8 mato | Zoe wal did not 0," preg ; you will not be #0 ad! "Ang pesiaes, if yous | out aad give me a kisw, my men | © presendy a © 4a me. as w come to nd lh can] y of r wel they will not since he could word." OF 23 tha come, and by Carlo to. the and te to ng 2 nperor and know; and See en Re him ae P. the It will be dead! Ha, ha od that old scoundrel I and my men were Androaleus” for to | proi ngabe! turned ghastiy white, her eyes gleamed dangerously. 1+| had been a weapon In her band hat moment she could have almed through the grating. and Tock- days would have ended abrupt- But ‘on the other side of the bara skill in frightening her, for he ence this brute?” she ina tone that trembled with is easily done,” said a voice she r t elevation of the stone seal impaasive face ot 1, Kokona," he a hand to help. her e will send him a pitoher of oldest wine to help him an hour before his men come to the house down!" understood the wisdom of the ad- Tocktamish would drink hims ho ng Uy aN ne astrologer 1s right,” she sald to Some-th with. alot ‘She led the way, but Gorllas lin- & moment, stopped upon the stone be here in half an hour, “Meanwhile I will send you to drink. “Az you hungry?” Tocktamish laughed at the peacoc ms But send me some By Ali recollection of Thursday, Sept. white-faced girl for my share, ‘The may have the money here. Tell 40. slapped thé well-fed at his girdle as he spoke. Gorlias answered tn- leathern tion in the acy, stepped to the ground again and hed the door in time to enter with just of the train that followed Zoe. née dning-hall things had bee Tocktumish The table was in! fed with wine that wer threatens; but tind coming pertoy till 10 floor, and two or | faorwinarily happy. Gorillas filled | contrive, sign and f ver p an; Db! when | workers will find rned only on wine th De was | him empty. {ito contents of m mmall vial | « ed to haye bad ready tn | apy Those at new w h he hat Brick’s Weight. UTION welght of a brick. ted yesterday's vening World ng three-quarters sides of the scales, the balance, we/ loft one-quarter of a brick on the. side balancing with three-quarters ound on the right elde. fore in to tts in m By wloat) Jude wchenod thak ite main faith tn rumor, Buch * threetmarters of « potnd the | fie cwill hae wren? whole: brick must be enros | i 45% ne Piloonlinanvice: soba si {porais were ete ee gaye ant it ae Y In escaping The Tertar “vi ado thee dot If they cin get the money let him starve to death tn thi vi Tf they do not, they will give him up the reward. aimed that he. id to any mperor knows ne with increasing anxiety. turea only after careful thought, For persons of thoughtful mould th new moon is Let then plan” luck with any ats, Let them Jn Improvements on existing birthday wuch as oheenistr) fault will the soidiers and thoy You know alls for the pi but very doubtful half believe what Gorllas answered, aafe for lene. and we must demand a ransom, *b enough that even if th they iy het allay one dead er it was Baba Boo. 19, 1907. | NE of the doubtful, vague days! when there Is no definite dirod+ a Go about all your accustomed wayt! in serene peace, ddnident. t no dui” new vens © ret . oe nitlate, Manus} rf this is will the moon haa annoyance While tance, aml wit” remult will Sp magnified by worryoD ust xuard sady ment theimal texnptl sharp) ment. can be appt or be tae1) ‘The girl bares ate 4 de Tea ,