The evening world. Newspaper, August 18, 1908, Page 10

The Evening Worid Daily Magazine, Tuesday, August ! The Dirigible. | By M. De Zayas | Che Bubiisied Day Exo 1 P ae Le Or, Why the Hearth Loses Its Lustre. I ge | For : A g(t a= | Re By Barton W. Currie F 7 =r Jeep {ish b VOLUME 40......, Ah DG vNO, 17.104, No. 17—The Wife With] 77", uN ree and Sana the Moving Habit, It ta rarely, however, that the W. W, T, M. H, can net the demolition of one HERE ts no! Plano and # pavement fretwork of Jani Ab better pla. tor In so short a move. The fates were tn the world; UnWontedly kind to the young woman for the domestic |Téferred to, No true feminine mover culture of tne/Siould take a chance in moving about moving germ than | 2? the same block or !n the same house, New York. Kan-| Nothing at all might happen. Famiite sas presente {nave been known to accomplish such splendid field for changes without the loss of so much as a hair mattress, CIVILIZED SAVAGERY. re] OW much higt he scale of civi- | lization are the rioters of Spring- tieli than the rioters of Kishineff? In what degree of refinement was their work of murder and_ pillage | superior to that of a Chinese boxer mob? W is the higher and which the lower in the scale, the Russian | peasant who assassinates a govern. | or in the deluded hope of helping on the cause of freedom or the American army officer who shoots | a defenseless man to death while himself guarded from attack by his brother’s revolver? | What saving grace is there in the | raids of the Kentucky “night riders” | ‘which a marauding band of border sheep stealers cannot claim for itself? «Bn what respect are mountain blood feuds or city “black hand” outrages} jan improvement on the methods of the Sicilian vendetta? | 1 The murderous riots in cities, the lynchings North and South know-/ ing no sectional line, and the wide | | prevalence of manslaughter and ‘crimes of personal vengeance unite io bringing a serious indictment jagainst American civilization. Is it ‘Dut skin deep, or mere veneer of re- » |gpectability over a primitive sav- fagery? Is human life held so*cheap and so little sacred that a man may put to death any one of his brother men whose presence he finds ob- In this sort of thing, but the majort:y| At least (Dear Madam) move across of housewtves,|town. Then we have new scenes, new moving flends| {ces @ new Janitor, new tradesinen and though they ho,|Pew di fculties in getting to our offices; declare a slignt|//¢% @nd new lodge routes, Also she preference for even a clty-tralned band | Nil! get new furniture by a longer move, Jot furniture rustlera. over ar 3,000 |The old furniture seemed good enough Rorka DREEEC SpHloRe: before. The children got along nicely That {8 not to eay, of course, tho| with It and took ft apart with admirable | Wife With the Moving Habit deatros | °*!! jany innocuous desuetude tn her flitting, | It moving was a tame, humdrum affair |{t wouldn't attract her a ha'pennyworth |The spell and fascination {n moving— jfor the wife—iles in the varieties o: surprises, Whether you move from: | second floor front up to the seventh *” OG ce SFE, However, leave It to the wife with the eas eee “Yectionable? Certainly a colossal % 4 ‘egotism is shown by the individual member of society who constitutes | so ‘ himself the judge and his revolver | oP y ‘the executioner of his fellow beings, > 2 \ Geciding as the result of pique or Prejudice, who may and who may TAN Hot enjoy the life, liberty and pursuit of happiness of which he is jealous) ¢ * enough as regards. himse! | : SeSeainieteng Set |) || | Springfield, whose citizens have made a mockery of the law, is al : i fepresentative American city. Among its 34,159 inhabitants are only 2,181 males of foreign birth above i the age of twenty-one—two thou- | sand fewer than in Passaic or Sacra- mento, with smaller populations. The|** John Henry’’ Dabbles in Literature With the Startling Result blame for the riots thus cannot be charged to an alien element, as in! That He Unearths From the Dreamy Past the case of the “black hand’’ out: | He Swore in Only One Language r tears over the deb t your Lares and will weep winging the pi ii S eta net Ups, She will move fe paradise into @ cave Ay eater, Just Because, { use § tired of moving the t the same old } Ured of the f walter voices and | the children got on the block was giving orders from below pleasant janitor, too, as janitors 9 choose your own ¢ ; ba fh ep (th _s ae Bilidad, the son of Jimdad, ca'led | swered and said w rages. It must be borne by the/ | his wife to his side, and he spake unto my weary hea J ¢ | ett lin 4 ,1, By George V. Hobart, | ter “Maud, the soft w ' ‘ : or andi hens native stock. A scion of that | y ee ATH UR CSE a [ same native stock slew Annis, Other Ds BUD: I'm going to pull on the j hers t a e something on you In this letter | N 3 are twin th af jeath strug i rf aliy members of it make up the troops that will make you get up and A by some sorcery have ta‘en wate sti!) wavers | Sht foot was in tender touch with a 4 of horsemen who burn tobacco | leave the room. ; trom Theratore, | the at the base thereot a f \ warehouses in Kentucky and swell | Just to Kill time, I've been dabbling | now that weary heart. AM a great joy shone forth from : Ani Mi We OWEN in literature those langt y depths! Thy AE: Treatous group UN *¥@# 88 he murmured: "Six beers 5 j | the totals of Southern homicides.) cP. s—rime died a violent death, all) smite, O Maud, ts e acintiliating |{ £2 forth to Join ag Nootheay-/ 7WDAE are You going to have?" 3 eat Sues Tt A ach |tght, all right!) siveetness of a cumm ag, And when the night was far spent : In that fact Ties the grave reproach epee ae, read this iittle atory | ay wiferecninasae meter My *¥®8) pitidad, She aon of Jimdad, drew alge =] of our boasted civilization, The} trom the sanscrit, and scold me when 9 anewer, and s laageingly fain eR Waniavtny stots 2 ’ evil is not an imported one. It is a Bildad? rd Js knees were prone to woobie 2 f ; a ’ | Or re, go to It, Bunch! : with much uncertainty of purpo: h L : { { 7 1, the outgrowth of con-| Ana it esre'te sass tnat Bilkdad, the] i much unceratnty of proowe | 1! ©The Laconics of Lady Aurelia. |. Gitions of latent criminality which it crisy to attempt to conceal.) sn was mous my I suppose, W son of ‘ind stood tn the open $$$ $$$ $$ es \ fi ; eae uka ? se b communed with him-| 5 re f the R wal and she made scornful conjecture ; f ssel! } A man is not trans! rom a model citizen into a criminal over geit, saving: “Behold! T must foin the xyiny He ce yo Sinton aasing) By Leita Russell, ight, nor does a law-abiding community abandon all respect for law) Brethren of the Long Thirst in secret oraer of the Aovidental Dollar : MON HCO Ubon ate | pata MOL encoun cla etr al Rat aLue ana Oye a ‘ A eerie Re feseion this r but what go n niacanihengee -. | say a soot the) ¢ of the men of Fagypt, . Md: tnd order at the prompting of a sv mpulse. The man OM- shall T say unto my wite whe See EE ea look'st the part, for, metti y “mits murder has been a murderer st chides me with having no great pur- ; Fe ; » wise men of wed you to ut are ‘ put * Hl mi pose in going forth?" Adj Y ike Them 1 MaEMATROITDION airs \ & \ ’ iva mri izes 3 . i ybeart before the crime, and citizen And Bilidad, the son of Jimdad, ectives as ou L a stein! Bah, Billdad \ For ‘ n , tream. gqwho string negroes to trees must glanced disconsolately at h By Prof. Lounsbury, of Yale. » me of poll Come , would never “mreviously re fustifie AeAataT newspaper, and heart was like lead HB worst of the two. phrase which wos gi € r Robert Louls|now, stand before me, Billdad, and, previously have justified the act to mthin Ries Raven wigeay | eran raniiies reht to object to, | with straight 1} voice say after eer atarally { their consciences. The theory that 1 ag he read a smile broke Lounst . In Harper's Ma ne these 4 Imply stood and mobs «e self-hypnotized'to do deeds u eee ae nee h wide Sie ne stot violence by the overmastering e fire fa swayed gently to 'a In the ligh ; emotion of the moment is combated as a 0 has ag ys ae oe glee arest Mary,” w? s by the lony of F ta 1 rys, Prof. Lounsbury mean very or espe » frettul finish of Bilidad fhypnotism, These adit A It ! lily dear, Many an ov fin knowing that a eenaraon ot dimdad) let there’ be no ‘ } talks of what they ti influence a hyp sub. Pi lar may oppose @ stickler, A wint cruel chronicle made are going », No man !s so h press ager ae to influence a HE ib- ae ai SBIR ca SER Pek BUNS —— = ee sa good wife should have no fault to find with his mother Fy ect to commit a criminal act wher in-law. } and consent are ut a 4 By George Hopf. ee poo ey the existenc a B Z k H a’ ” Dr d d Si | rs \REODY GO To THE TAIL- {A.J BEAT IT WIO oe wor! The lac an N) €d € Ign. \ unities, GEE,TANKS ]ORS ANO GET my GIANTS - DET'LL SHOOT | A ‘ Beanie Sar leo Herne Boss; |$¥'T- THEN You ad DE CHUTES A’RITR ~ By Alfred Henry Lewis. )j Widuals, as reve HAS 17 id = (TAK eurHeemere ated DERE A FING CHEESY | tis rogue, where ils foret der or outbreaks of violence \ ary ‘(——— BUNCH 0' BUSHLEAUGERY | TAWOR nty AW. FADE — be shock the world and put for concern. As you look upon him, so small and seemingly eer hee es the public has trained upom f rogue seems so palpably r powerful maciin- ‘ from Sicily—middle ver day, She kissee “4 ung but the truth, as ~ Letters {rom the People. r A Limerique of to Miitacroxes nae & ' tay el something frightened, perhaps He * s ler strange surroundings \ : ; y . s pat with the afd of an interpreter, It 1s scarcely \ Is y into Htallin when t has been staring over And it n e 7 ee ail —— aces lhe DE , Distric » of spectators beyond at A Gwiat Meanie corn Eee | Pour ER BELIEVE ee ENT Batray i hear donne! the look of commingled fascina- C\OENT- i iGe ° | van in Be insect ait A Ret RUNNEO VER ROGHEND TEES Re LS PuT THE SWAT ‘on-and terror thiat belongs to the bitd which a serpent has hypnotized, break ; + dial Ay f s a DeLee AND SOILED DE p | | Suir MROUAU RE S MILLIGAN CLouT Titowuntar eles, Not a syllable of reply, nothing save hysterical cries can : bie | || s ALvirtLe| | TORED me NEws- To 1T - AND DEN |be drawn from her by either Judge or District-Attorney. ; = r | PAPERS be) What is it?—-wnat should be the cause of the woman's sudden breaking ‘ Yes, ;— 0) FER DE CLUB down? ‘Tat man in t * corner worked the change, Plainly a coun- House!! tryman of both witness and rat-eyed rogue—whose expression of doxged, sullen undergone the shadow of a change—the man in the far nd to attract the woman's attention. The hand made @ ® ha |corner litted hia | eing!e, thront-slast It is eno! The Latter Is Correct motion. man has slipped from the court-room, but the effect emains, ‘The witness, weeping, wringing her hands, calle ing on the sa r of dgath upon her, cannot, will not, say a con- demnatory word. Qver the rogue at bay the Black Hand, with that one throat ing gesture, has thrown the buckler of its influence; and the State, the A Marriage Question Ww witht a Phere Iy No begat Holliday { that sinis ee f j men ‘ he e o les, \greit commonwealth of New York, baffied, paralyzed, finds itself unable te Migoolution of jue marriage Ue tp Laces toy aaiversally observed \ go forward.—Broudway Magazine, : \ ‘