The evening world. Newspaper, October 12, 1907, Page 10

_The eo caing World Di Daily Magazine? Saturday?” October 12, 1907; f9FSLSE90SOO49 SELETHOOSHDIDS DSSHTISADESSSOSSH SETS SSOOLEA : . , ithe he Newlyweds «Their Baby ®& By George McManus by the Preas Publishing Cempany, Nos. Btee Park Row, New York: PAW, Seco Troan, 11 Wat TITS Street : LOVEY, witt - Z sr : : aaa W008 Tom ne? / PRECIOUS “3° SEE MAN Ta Sa ZHOP wooD! ie ith er suntrios 2 Postal Union. x gS, OUT WITH = \ JUST AS SOON fe PAPA ? NO. 16,853. AS 1 40 : : BYE+BYE with acu G THE EVIDENCE,” ~ 5 WeLONeORan > CCORDING to an interview In The Evening Post, “Mr. Jerome is} ~-watching the evidence -with- the} greatest care,” referring to Anthony} N. Brady's confession-that-he-acted ; as. fence. tor the distribution of, trac MONEY, Ot} yal received) According to the testimony. of Mr. Amory in n thé Supreme Court! -yésterday, “watching the evidence” is what Mr. Jerome has been doing —— : : : = i me . = : : a ae Aw A MAN \ > ee = o Hee ae He one - i sl 2 bliss ih CHOPPINZ: NVOOD _\__ ainsi » S mts - Gre ae Nort -MUSTNT AND HE DIDN'T - cal : : os cee escape the penalty of his crime.— If ihe District-Attorney fails to act! A CRY, PAPA CHOP ANT . a x : SEAN) ie ive cars and the*¢riminal continues i in the Sie going about his } wood AND SHOW oe i BABY How ! us Amory tee that a5 far pach as 1901, ne Mr, Jerome ion would follow. "Taking these assurances in oat rer, did ? the many thousands of vaters-who supported Mr. Jerome, Mr, Amory = Gubmitted the evidence and continued to submit further evidence. _ —— fropalitan hooks, giving details which were not produced be- of ir—lvins were accessible 10 — Jerome. He- could have ight out-cvery fact which Mr. has brought ‘out, and much “because he had access to azner's Fine and ts / ain't no animosity in the w r . ean seo pluggerx for Pink B: re L i an entire changé"¢ tk back and forth deh: Seal and Perfect Bruit work . beea wien nobody ain't buying 7 he Chorus Girl. Vi LOnresll: herireneating (heseteains andithen) they wo aan ie aes in the audience vhat'n the use of hating anybod, ‘rustles a programme the musical director, who-tias enlurzememt of the enc, ie nran from MthinomReno? Oh. svell, {t'@ al the same—didn’t even hurt J to me’ about Altoona, Pa., oF s it's an encore, and back they all-como again. Georke'x feolings by saying that he liked American wine the best. Not becauce Against many of the offenders / s E Pn ut there's a milion people in this tow it was cheaper, ‘oh, no. as ft baal more of the grapey iinvor than the Chorus Girl, 3 i omething 4 ) = dat hurt G Sai eas ‘Statute of Limitations has run. f Splnse for hbota wi Shale it because he didn't thino would swear something awful 45 a close question as to whether ' You, Just see some of the slo at's runing ic this ¥, and onty that the way he was ho might have becn ordered out Thomas F. 4 o you just peek at some of the tums that thinks js ae, kind and pat Why it is? It iy meta ‘tough steak they. And he told & D scombhe that she was an old dattle axs. But Mamina has~-run_ agains! A ; ) they*re_Wroacw EO 42, Kot to boost | at the butchers heefing about {t. If the gus tn poor and the Dill te big, how they | De Branscome-said it was only his joking way, and you can't blame her, for — ion should promptly be determined by a jury trial] 9 ~ for Dualness reasons when I'm out ith parties interested | holler! If stioes don't sut itentcr anything tx song mith tie arzgoods they buy, | uven 1¢ hls ways was rough and be atd eat toba “time to Soe a counts Roa Sg neta at, ge te see ee RUE to hist open UD “take! was ninety doitars, anda inan thet wh spend ere and grill'‘em to « good by, onca ia a white. : heart, and hie sort 1s few and far between these stringent dave, ‘a Heer production guing to Se putuon; ent t dinner lam me an iS New: = E c frat wilt cost @ fortune Who gets the mones? Why, the| Reng? Oh, very ‘well. but you'd ‘a’ thought {t was Rhino where ho roglstered | (71 5 ne party who would . “ viden ” dressmaker and the electric licht company. There ain't no | from {f you had seen hin: coming across, I uppose you know that all wines has.) _ rein n dollar you can't eat another canvas-tack duck,’ after sho'd punshment i is to continue “watching the ¢ evidence. sraeWr ines any more. and there alt't no plot, I'm talking about | fallen off, and George, the wine agent, who ts Amy De Branscombe's flante, was |! mais ray Naat CE BD ity fee me Bala : ue ¥ neon A! who will het anc the musicul plays ‘They consist of seven ming-tong walk: | in despair and told Amy they: might-as wel] get married_now_as_any time, _be-1."" ere » apenese ma _Do Frinscombo saya #) =90n: ‘What New “York needs: js-2-Disirict-Atterney- srounds handsomely upholstered. A ahine aoub-ette at commdienne comes on and''gaure he'd hiave to'live home anyhow if expense monay was cuit any more. ‘There | Pe S¥OFN at ty: a spender or treated roughly by @ generous ‘heart than to have Hy “watchthe evidence,’”’ but will pre- kind words and a chicken sandwich from certaln parties. Kind hearts may be prosecute; who will not somnolently P {fore thin coronets, she says, but we are living in an iron age, and i ain't evidence tothe Grand Jury and present the ndiciment ac the R - id YS : aa Soe — uit See ory peek : : : Kapl Eas = Dyae Matrices Metten mec mea en ee ee ere ae Se any chop suey in the nose bag, and, anyway, he hart promised to show the ——|town te some country coustas that was focrbe! Sis. —Thay_was. crazy to .soe-tha-Singer~Putiding amd aati Dorey jemi them tot. Dopey said aure, he could show them the Sin ANE TRANSIT Vanathelindtinentarcucie Metropolitan Opera House for an hou hie eee Sihne thes, -tathwenlstuebs tas peHectty ate Prom—Hi Cy to-Green-Glasses,——2 NEW YORK, Oct. 127 EAR. iRCEN= Stmeboly was ioliig—me—the oer Gay about a yecy quaint ana isfactory onstom that prevails i parts of China. 1t seems. that in. “China, when.a group of wealthy gentlenrea become mixcd Up In some ifttle peceadillo with tho jo funds that te [Mable to “cost them thelr ATka's ay and: overything fir ‘jal “That can be done only in the manner ae ‘by the Z ae = S Nie tying ; ; ee of fedate Procedure, by anindictment and by a oe y ( : oy, | eta ite, without about it to the party thus honored. They quietiy convey |_ “word of their ecleotion to tho public-executloner, who, following the native custom, 1s also tha facilly butcher. —_Bereteor ' nominee and loads him down with dall and chain and Oe Antcat ~ handouffs and ourb-bits until he ratties when he walks like by enility” to ‘erow wiilakers, About one Chinaman -in ten’ thousand is abl to_calse a sparee crop of black bristles on his face. Such a one becomes the miles when the accident happened and wavidarin of Tammany teuder “of the Aistrict, wearing Utde dornick Tike an Shite Fett AGERE arta at ai St nist ane seer rane : w long pink nightshirt, handing out the law to all comers. re nes POWaC air Hernia the ; ey ae Pe Well, they drag the fronmongery exhibit before this personage and Hie ang ood i : z August Teascta promptly passes judgment on hin: for all the alns that the LpCrNOL Wes fA WOMAN) CAH) DS A}: z t . a4 Laboverichtainch —have-commitied. ‘They then remove the condemned;one to—~ Then, when ane has to-appesr ; P fi i the laundry and boll him four hours in hot oll, This treatment gives him @ ‘oourt, ahe tries to uppear an angel : a 0 re {golden oak finish, but {t. doesn't do his general health any noticeable aod, Court always ; ie Mighesbe} In fact, the only person who {x really interested In him after he comes out of * grite will often, £9 7 i Nt mento the wash boiler js the urdertaker or the taxidermist, depending on whether { ten al lon, tale of woe. Pther wiht é . t Hale m5 _|the famtly of the deceased prefer him buried or stuffed Si Art hari and teller to leave, her ty t ‘a minutes | i i i The system 1s sald to be highly pleasing to all concerned, with tha porsible Cad coie hon, ARIFawouIe , . a a i exception ot the—ctap wire pete roited—daatice thre —teren torre REO AS iia Ht 1G ‘ : | nea, The ometal executioner, who ls alo the publio’ administrator in smsch asso who parted them Z has/a sult of old clothes to dispose of the next time the second-hand man passes. wuld do all the supporting, T don't} utoy ¢ i nde tt = nN i} tho shop. The learned Mandarin’x remarks are copied into the daw ce there would be many divorces | it 1 p20) - iu OB {nish hly praised by the Bir Association. And best of all tho capital who en> fe all Bape were, now allmonya A. Woman j#ineered the original proposition by which tho gentle Chineso public got aktnnet Make or broak a home. FE. B. C. 5 ; . x are free to continuo thelr useful and turrative careers in tho financial’ world, kim Che World Almanac, : E aninu 0 i! RAPIO TRANSIT You will panton tho seeming digression, Green, but the more I ponder over * 4 @itor of ‘The Prening World: 15 minutes, It Frain ag $ ; ‘ " — AIRLINE--To _|hts Ittle story of ys of justice in China the mara:.t.am convinced that Where can I find a list of sutomoullo : F 0) b oa PIRES PEA our own Dist WiAE Naver a-wet-of Chinese euthorities in hts law - re MILTON B, . ~ asst Ubrary, Just at prosent our city is taking, almost as much Interest in the reve-'* Men gemoherernda’ $ lationa before the Public Utilitlen Commission’ aw it {8 taking In the champton- ship series between the Cubs and a Tigers, ,Risht after we have turned& to the aporting pase to sa the score mx, we turn back to the front paso ¥ to sce who . Iyins has doen inducing Mr. Brady or his estecmed ‘asKo- eer: aan ETE fish are called| clates to revoal any more of the inside facty rerarding those cosy ttle deals a Renearraseie Aas Merherolne sor isin |e Pst oN ial Tt These Uttle} 0 by means of whfoh they from each other gallrond lines that don't exist with” aighta.'! 9 sultans who induces | Diss should be pri | Where are) money belonging to other people, It {a but riatural that we should be ereatly os husband to spare her life by | tie Mah wardens? shocked at these revelations of financial soting which make the ingthodm fan 0. series of interesting mto- CHARLES BRADFORD, | : F : of the Black Hand ap’ the Hunchakist sound cride and commonplace {n comy 1) Rouisemen ni Carls inte, | parison! It {a inevitable that the papers ‘should clamor for the punishment oft What “Ratiroad Poser.” ing W : J : 3 : S the eminent hisbbinders of the Intor-Afat, : of The Brening World: PES Babee thes f UY he And will the District-Attorney do anything? You det your Ite he wil. Hell », Male eohution of ihe «Ratirong | 0FSINE At 1.9) two policemen were ait-| | b y find some mute, ingloriéua #lod of a piker working for about nine a week on’]’ Bre \From A to B ie 1575 mites, |U8S Tragile wonien were standing»4n : the underground division of the atrest railway and.he'll pop the Inw to nim, if £ them and the policemen did 2 y § %% tales all winter, AY =. fat the rate of thirty ee ee se ourteny ‘to iter tier eat ‘ \ meer at the tme of the 20- T hope Binehain and. “Ihe Finest wil, In Chins rf ms « iim sion the the positien signifying. scapenaat. In, 4 Bad atreety travelied 825 read {his and ‘rote by tt. AG i _ Torkeswe tet caf remT inet: i