The evening world. Newspaper, August 1, 1908, Page 9

The Evening World Daily Magazine, DOOOOOOG DOO OOOO COCO OOUOOGO OO Oo Oieeleeies ene aers Saturday, oe HN SOs Pete Wakes Le in a Bakery ew eo wo By Gaotie MeManue faDOOOK BOOOOOD ayareie D BOO OOOOOIG BOUT D OO000 ONOOOOODD YOOOO0! a 4EE! (M TIRED | GUESS VILL TAKE | || WELE. 1 GUESS I WA AND HUNGRY! SNAG IN NERE) fl fe CLOSE up ; j mn \ Pe AND PUT DIS ( | Box IN THE ‘. (ee STORE! — : Fale ee Es f . ts | = | ; \ BREA uy | GEE! DOT WHATS DIS? DIS 1S ME BOX 1S HEAVY ALONS INA TENTH PIE OR IM GETTIN BAKERY! AND | HAVEN'T \ OLD. HIT ONE YET DAT | OON'T JOQ000000000G000000000000000c DO0CO0000000000000) Te ae a The “Ry. Tanks’ Man Describes Another “Touch” One of the Noises Madison Avenue: £00 ons aeaeae egwensasoersnasee of New York. a guy has got to be just right to have} Well, anyhow, danged if I can dope It | !ie—You thaven’t even glanced at the me stake him toa plug right to his face out how a ‘big, bulky snoozer Uke you| entries this season? Then I guess the Saw you on @ roof the other night with can moooh around all day in hot glug that told me got you mixed with a mighty peachy looking article of weather like this without so much as) somebody else, But you sure used to bisque. Say, where d'ye trap these look- | wilting a collar. You look as chillsome | be there with that picking thing, 'Mem- aughty, naughty! |as @ Rocky Ford tn the bottom of the jber that time at Jamaica you handed It Makes a Sound Like Real Acting. By Joseph A. Flynn. once I set my heart on an object I usually get ft, no matter what the cost, By Clarence L. Cullen. No, 2—The Salve-Smear- - -;- Mystery By Seward W. Hopkins, ing Touch, ert HIS one, wie] You-- - loa box, and everybody elss I've met up ing that 60 to 1 trick, and I couldn't see HE beautiful) So come, Isabel, be sensible and look ale like the| He-Oh, she was your wite's slater| with today looks lke @ shrivelled og, |1t, like a fat nut, and stayed of utd It girl eat in| with favor on my sult.” Author of “Nightstick and Nozsle.” H ur r y| Visiting here from South Bend, Ind., eh? | Get @ flash at me—I look and feel as lf os from here to Bayonne? Hey, party, an easy chair| For answer the maid de!lberately Toucher, doemn't | let's have a look at that walking stick tending a lotter,| turned her back on tim and went on SYNOPSTY OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS.| Brainard hesitated a moment. Yet ambuscade 0 u. lof yours, Looks like one of thoae Jap and, judging from] reading the letter, College Bessie Winthrop Nee He has too great h He te @ Barnard there wi ing that sounded daughter of a Wall street Lia was a peculiar ring t = BROAD war |\acquer canes that set you back about the |a hundred bones, Gomme naval officer which overspread look of joy] | tinued, “and if you but promise to de "T have money and estates,” he con- found lying dead, @ is | ke good nature In Maple'’s voice. faith in his layout wu fad’ been. losin | The offer amounts to no great con of lubricants. for | give tt to yout her features, the) my wife all will be yours! 1 areet and nee “aprarentiy, committed Se gunks si Gy | eduction is plain| "I don't want you or your money!” . hum Marcia te Grand, | cession,” continued Maple, “when I tell Abate Etin (dai of You — ! fummone police, Xoung Parone | you that In a way T was Miss Win- f ORMIRICRT | He-Aw, say, pal, can that kidding! that the missive! she rep isa Ae and facing him Re gn reer oe to stand by. Beanie. But | throp's father's friend.” san lenngeine lob JT buy all that kind of ewish clubs I ra): From ore | RASS AT Po ee eae Pe Marcia is called to Europa by her prother § t eels | can find in New York that are selling at one very near ani h ! e on ie hurt in a Hie ‘ ” {s to thoroughly © u } Hees a amet re “She Is Exhausted by halt a fuck, sikh that reminds ma Hg te PE se nelle Ge bs GMaaHE ore ith tema atner’a bank cashier, ab-| "I thought he had none,” sald Bessie. CLARENCELCULIEN then hurl the touch 1 couldn't buy the Plaga to-day {f tt Bee oh eee | peace " tone, “Tray ong a and “Well—Z had met him only casually Javelin:as @ sort | was offered to me for $1.9, Got cleaned Creo eee ee el ray eg ld ane), replledh Ocpatee Chee mater vied mem pan avoit |Of course, I was not acquainted with } |down to the collar button in a little maker, yt fonn. Bessie, while looking for work ‘hig financial affatre. Had I been 1 of afterthought, All the same, ha !a lgame of atud last night—dub had the Suddenly the door opened and a talt,! marry you I ould die first! : At A woman's hole Pate cache pretty Hable to know where you're go swarthy looking man strode Into the, “All right, my proud beauty, you'll Faftns 4 by ‘Fireman Pages Kendrick Maple offers to (ake ner | home in his automob! would gladly have helped him.’ Bess!) was silent. She heard her father speak of Maple, and|& ttle duolosue like the following ate, and then) had never | ing to be At a certain minute, | fourth tray In the hole against me, and me sitting behind 4 king full and swell- T guess room and faced her. She looked up with & happy emile on her ruby lps, but the | eet a chance to die!" he snarled, and drawing a coll of rope from an inside . |ing up! Lucky I ran Into you ee ede 3 Aleet ven- Moment she saw who It was the ex-| Docket, advanced toward her, 7 ; | remembered that Brainard had spoken uncot ‘ a tennerino 'l] get me through the even \« ‘ou mean?” CHAPTER VI Jot him disparagingly as a man, But! He-Hay-o, there, feller, Gee, you're Hee eee aadte halt pression on ner ree A ee "wvhat 60 moan ane barnes Kidnapped! | Maple did not walt for any reply. The all fussed up like Astor's goat, as usual, rephyra along my. way trom Kanaan | 829 terror e she shrank back] “F mean Bind 7ee band end fot BE big red touring car No. 1,100, | dig machine started off, with Maple ain't you? Look like all the Huylerinos, City by the fire mall In the morning, |AM9ne heneors CHL TPT) Coy CO CG ea ha et I a p Wes d -metra Mp- |r) , Banat: AR ere ane ee ery | He Bunk, nothing! I mean it. I Ae eee ad rear wpe | orwell, Tam here as 1 promised," he | bapa you may come to your senses|" under the glare of an electric) the tonneau, | He- q 6 ‘ ping the tensky back to you. “Heaven help me!” ahe eried, inking, The @ ve weariness of Bessie was often hear the bunch wondering how| Vght, as Mr. Mapla, leading and sup- | exclaimed, lighting a gold-tipped cigar: | You- — ette, ‘As I told you last night in the to her knees; but the flend wes upon q e | evident In ft ot y na rick and as) f ‘hy bu porting Bessie, reached it. oy dan ee) cy me ae A ete Rete My ee te a spre bee tA sa ue if as a magnolia grove, I love you aa no woman | her, and, despite her screams, bound) Brainard, who had so recently ac+| motion, Her exhausted fe awayed and trig andl cool and alli likertt | jcomedy, “You down to the pri Tae Cer Cd beta ee renee | har hand and fovt, Matinguhing the! toward Brainard, and he placed his arm around her waist to support her “Maple {en’t quite as bad a Say, that’s a corking new Whe sawed and) ot weather. + you've got there. capted service in Mr. Maple’s emp! looked with straining eyes toward tha “Looks Ilke all the Huylerinos.” ee | subway ride, when you look like all the kale in the world and then some o by the stara to win you or die in the attempt! Nght, he opened the door, LUfted ter! up in dis arms as if ahe were a m ruins of the hotel. Then, as he turned) ate as I) epiit it? shanga !n Dushels of doublons! Well é } i : a TA ese to aie who was cates the curb, ight,” he whtapered. She made a wil ey ’ lta, ha! Pretty deop—poaty deaplovitch, Td been shovelling cos! in the bunkers goin over with the sar ‘oM top, et ae ee aanong Taian anaes ek eae eI his eyes lit u 'stight motton of acquiesence with her, He—G'way, you don ean to hand !t/ old hawss! Look a-here, where do you ;of a man-o'-war under forced draught ang I'l) be nudging al bat she's Tes rail he tos paiteae oye breaking glass, and @ eae) | ura A great head Loe Menta’ ta ea LT a : MY Rat ay 1 oan Belin ne Tien sean poking her head out of the windoW TO% wont on, throwing away the etmaratte @pTang into the room and grappled, him Maple knew his machine. ‘They w t three years! Well, you're a w yna right, It's b ed every: ¥ - ; s “the taxt and grinding tt under his heel on the | With De Freaco, EHD tO oaiters “pve been | olng at a good rato of speed, and If I'd wear a suit for th ree years where I go, Can't He~1'here again! Who's « only that, but I We priceless carpet, “What le tt?! | "Is this a tragedy? (No, ft te nots, aitting here trying to imagine you saved, |he had swung Into Fitth avenue away I'd be getting pinched dor a vag if t ng enough or to lubricator Feel more Lik seven and a halt years of age long De “My angwer {8 ‘No!’ aha replied in| neither ia it a chapter trom one of the” BU RSUIASROLEBE nope! from the diamal smell and echoes of the caught me with {ton Great voat of tan right. Where do biting #0 t. Say, some-| ore att was nominated high pitched voice, boldly rlemng and | stx best sellers, This {s Just « eample {t. I knew you were on the sixth floor Inoreased {t you've got. Been giving the dolisa treat| tonsoring stuff? | body told r her morning men you stake him to the sight of Graky tdi! Ut dolnot teva your sae erai| of) the) scence bolne|lcoacted Gally)/all and how could you escape from that Weartness completely overcame Bes- on the board walk? | - you pleked the hu nton card and r be k on your way away ¢T de Fresco, and cannot be your wife be: |over our helpless clty by would-be awful blaze.” i ste. Her head lay close on Brainard's You— | He-Ye-es, you get It trimmed that | didn't go t Did a Mttle i ae bey ele a: | Cause [ am pledged to ancthe iisariana rairearting or esate DRG R: Mam sate,” she answered, with a shoulder, and when he spoke to her she| THe-Aw, say, old messmate Mati avaya@allibeniutony pence nl Inane lee nd tosh Pomebody else ‘The man laughed bitterly much to the eimevance of cash ous, Hi tired laugh. ‘It was a miracle, so they made no reply. Mo there with the oll. Well, I should Bronx, who has only one chair and who “At that, ne wing Just as often as not “You do not know me,’ he sald, fold- | tomers in adjoining room, UUM cig coe, and 1 gueee was.” sho is exhausted,” sald Brainard say nix! 'S a matter of fact, I'm gen-|oniy soaks you two ...s for that kind | down, oh? ; |=if you Rappen to be pretty fond of the ing his arms and gaaing down at her | usually commences at midnight wt | “How was t—but—pardon me, Mr. ‘She has gone to sleep.” ‘erally M A te Mal huh, I ke do! | | With @ devilish look on his features, “I | YOu are one of the poor victims we feat called the Demon in the Street on | slocutton ne acomunt of my great determination, and head of " pena? with ue that Maple, 1am your employee. I have no | right to waste your time on such things received too great @ shock? I fear she! as interest me. But you will excuse | {gs in a state of coma," me when you know thet she and I are | ‘gne seemed sleepy, only,” college chums.” ard. ; "Co-edst” asked Mr. Maple, The machine slowed down, a “Ia she really exhausted, or has she| osions come under hibnecessary noises.” Just Kids’ » w» w w By T.S. Allen: | said Brain. | II00000000000000000000000000000000000. “O00 00000”. with @ ch. | Boareely that. But we have a small \A Blow in the Dark. intercollegiate fraternity where the ‘I am something of an expert on tox- Barnard girls meet the Columbia boys jes,” sald Maple. ‘We'd better make! in debate end music and good fe'low=| sure, It would not do to take a dying tp,” |ginl to your mother's house, Am Reunited. | take may have been made at the drug “That explains {t,"" sald Maple. “The! store." 4 story of how Mies Winthrop was saved, Ho turnal to examine the sleeping can walt to be told to you by herselt,| Sit! Brainard relinquished her for a moment. I went into @ drug store to Interest myself in @ young lady I saw carried) there by the fireman and police, I offered her a place for the rest of the night at my home. I was asked| Then something happened, The auto- mobile gave a audden lurch and swerved the right curb, Brainard swung toward the side, And then something seanied to strike him on the head. to j will be necessary my name, and when she heard {t sho} sald that you were a friend of hers. I) waive my right to hospitality, and now, whatever plans you may suggest, I will have oarried out.” “T thank. you, Mr. Maple,” oeald Brainard, and he meant it. “Ail that fs to permit me to run the machine to my mother’s house. @he still occupies the wame residence, although she has offered it to my father's bunk, and !t has been ac- cepted. 1 know perfeotly well my| ‘ mother will be glad to have Mies Win- There was a short space of absolute darkness of mind and sight to Brain- ani, But when he recovered consclous- ness he was sitting on the stoop of @ houws quite near ids mother's, and a) man’s strong arm was about him. | Mr. Maple?" asked the | fry am cal My Hammert on. found you lying here and know that | ‘Ou were no} intoxicated. I was wait- | tig for the man on post to come. ao that i could send in an ambulance * queried Sih u eed one,” throp as a Kucat Rut Saree “T can even {mprove on what you| ee Watirppeene fay,” said Maple with a silght laugh fe recumerten “Mise Winthrop {s a friend of yours, te We were going to my mother's Permit me to exchange places with) "CS voy mean the Bessie Winthrop you. If you will tell me where your| who ved on Madison avenue, anc What's the’'—— i € whose father com: Af sulelde” mother lives 1 will gladly exchange) "ivy, the sam" reped Brainard. | — “Boohoo! 1 lent Bill dere fifteen places with you aod drive you to . ota 1 “Did you ae pe coe ' saya ‘he's completely lost bis hearing!” Continued.) ..- cents, subject ter cs now he ! What yer fish! “Jest for orealit * dere fer Betty Vincent’s Advice on Courtship end Marriage 0.900000 | ® 3 % OO DOODDODHGODOODODDIDDDIDHGIWODOGDOOGOG. He Acts Cool to Her. then sent a postal, I still received no Bar bea) anewer, I am gure she received the let- Tei ; es ters. I have done nothing to offend her AM eighteen years old. About #X|/ what would you advise me to do, for 8 ago I Wag Introduced to @) 1 tke her very much. eh IN, He made several ap-] qt ts pest to forget the young lady as etter a > keep the 1 received 20 answer, aeking © | engagement me which I fulflied, |@e soon as possible, for It ie very ev'- i week he made an ap ta wish to con- , Dut somehow wo : Ever since he has A Youthful Friendship, Will you please tell ee this young man's| 7 AM sixteen and am acquainted with B. |] a girl, also sixteen, whom I ung man thinks you] known for eight years. I have not pos f to meet him. When} seen tier for two years, but we corre- ny nd weekly, Are we too young to nd M. 8. B. rreapond 4 r elght e vin a ein A Matter of Choice. LER Crm eer! ae ye Joing 40, JM. rf choles ne curb oF {n the middie when escorting two young ladies, ‘woe