The evening world. Newspaper, December 12, 1910, Page 18

The Evening World Daily y Magazine o The Day of Rest. ee orld, CLSPER,foson Be By Maurice Ketten. Pabliished Daily enya Sunday hy the hieiag Company, Noa 63 te @ Pr Class Matter. hem Continent asd 'y the tntcrnationsl sie Union. Th} Oe Changed|{ History —raes oul ton | Vorld ter Bre Morea: THATE To GET UP IT'S Too MUCH But | GUESS wie HAVE To 1AM HUNGRY NO-NOT ATALL! NO TRouB WHATEVER. STAY in BED Saks | Campugas, 19iv, by Abe Cre ‘eshamag Co. (ine new Sere Werte No. 10.—A Chanoe Motion ofthe Moad that Saved Tialy. f a worn out, heartbroken man hed not hidden his face to prevent careless bystanders frem eeeing his tears Itwly might perhaps be still @ collection of helpless, dependent etwtes, crushed under foreign rule. The men was Giumeppe Garibaldi—siocky, heavily bearded, rough of manner—seldier of fortune and true petrict. He had devoted his fife to the freeing of his unhagpy country; aad im Liberty's cause he was forever staking thet life as recklessly ap theugh ® were @ mere counter in @ game. Italy was eplit up Mio @ number of emell, week principalities and into a group of states ) i? Papel rule. Austria—the Bully of Europe in those days—heid northern Italy awd demineered over nearly the whole country. A band of patriots dreamed ef a “United Ite a free lend, independent of nelehboring nations heppy under the rule of an Ite king. These patriots formed seeret seetetion with the {dea of welding all the separate ates into a mighty usien. BLACK HAND SUSPECTS. é ROSPECTS are good that some at lenst of tl | P that has been engaged syvig binekinai ad} around this city, by threate of bombe or by the] am of children, will be hreught to justice trests hare been made and evidence lins been secured. ‘The police have done their part. ‘The, rest is with the courte. No one wishes that any of the accused persone shall suffer from Prejudice, from popular excitement or undue severity of the law off- core. It is the common will that every person on trial, however vicious his life may have been, shall have the full benefit of all the tempera iia processes of our law. But in these cases the couris should see to it How Would You that no mere technicality, nor trick of procedure, nor evasian, nor delay | Like Some You, (1m COMING fe (o bie country. In 18m we he was but twenty- shall be permitted to defeat or to check the course of summary justice. Nice PANCAKES } uctt , WITH THE pel reraniciae: the (= ars in Premature The dynamiter and the abductor of children should have a swift WITH MAPLE SYRUP We LING BREAKFAST, He eoeaped end fled to South Amerion . ax . DEAREST, AND DEAR ist then fighting fer liberty, Gariveld! jeined the army, qnd trip to prison and a long stay. SOME CHICKEN x ove te the rank ef commander in f in IMS the Italians a | ON ToasT 2) ate another brave @ acelnst thetr Austrian ¢vrents, Gariimidi returned ¥ at risk of ok ef every WOMAN'S HELP NEEDED. | LUB women tnterested in the merement fe provide a pure milk supply for the efty have heen requested | to attend « meeting to be held ot the United (hari- | soine of his ties Pnilding next Phrveday oftesmcen. The chjcet | f ve ae von | ie dyine mi oa sad he reached San of the meeting is said # be thet of forming, The Austrian fee bom down upon hen isd caaurae Neti a web an organization to co-operate with the Milk Com- | ue debian tow fais, eecaped to 6) the Austrians is teok mittee of the city in a systematic effort te obtain the desired ond. ies. Backl; & caentet prin captured, Ome om It is to be hoped the meeting will be well attended gnd that , ts Wo fogs cou cereh despite the distractions and the absorbing occupations of the Christ- | ~ © sbeinata) faed ae ha pak Sractically EXS ) er many women will find time and means to aid the good | TSAv Wirty DEAR, On PIFFLEL HE PROPER ware ts on etre aribaiet ; ie pe trom ti ates | LET'S CUT OUT WHERE ARE You Lace And. when ms no further, fe In hardly any other form of food is adulteration, or sophistica- Twe PRESENTS ) | TO EAT SN Mtepned tor t f tion, 60 harmful as in milk. For milk is the food of infancy, when TO EACH OTHER : Lis AST] ene, fence ticely, Rad be taken his seat at a table there the human organism is ensily subject to distempers and disesse. Pure MAS | DINING . the Austriam seidiers . tert Soe milk is almost as necessary as pure water. To guard the supply is as ROOM — i pAveales . ! : : worthy a task as any woman can engage in. It is more than a charity ie hands. te had no then It is justice. : d i Tlef-stained face from the curiosit t hearer TD lane ent t n fi rt Rel De OUR SUBURBAN HOMES. hicetora | EAL ESTATE and building statistics, including sta- to ne a ah R tiaties of loans on new buildings, show that New are d York is a world worde@r as a home lwuilder, It to AtNGHlek CONSRSTERTEU EE Seon heer is estimated hy experts thet upward ef $700,000,- fi the bo 000 were expended during the past year in enburba , development alone ps aa ; i A ried back to his farm Modern mechanism applied to the problem of prompt and rapid aly. was at patien sderi u transportation has made auch grewth posmble, hnt the growth has reacted upon the transportation systems and made them enormensly profitable. This double influence of suburban growth will be more marked in the future than it has heen even in the wonderful past. Within a Mr. Jarr Finds That the Cold Snap Has Turned the Fount of Generosity Into a Block of Ice Putting inthe Times | dave OnN N ower oe nea) ented few years suburban investments and developments will reach $1,000,- | Ween end tiling. hime whet he wueten bd : Copraight, 1916, by the Preat Publishing Co, ) but''— ous treating. ‘They call !t ‘good fellow-ybring them some | tek, thorny ; 000,000 annually. The New Yerk World.) “Rut what?” asked Mrs. J ship,’ but 1 think it's a detestable habit. | sticks that cost you a sollling apece epwrarby ant abe Those facts and figures are pertinent to all subway and transpor-| By Roy L. McCardell “well, 1 thet how those drendful |They'll be slapping you on the back |1n Queenstown Koo geommeyhy and * 74 ’ ’ * Jaen are in that piace on the corre r fi more “IL promise 1 eetraluetiely generous is tation problems. No single corporation or avstem sheuld be granted as OU'LT, be late, 1 supposet | said Mrs, Jarr, ‘They'll start that odl-| you-jus ise you! impulses,” said arr, (aking Heart sinniied wiih venerahien ou pases @ monopoly of so impartant a necessity to growth and progress, sald Mrs. Jerr, —_——- — —_— -jand the blackt Vh let mriemel ee: pory p a rn “Why, no," replied that (hem treat a t would Make Good! x] ‘aniittccnelllepaiencaimaanis best of ee her husband, “You sl WHY WASH:NGTON GRINS. anew Tin only eo “Cheer Up, Cuthbert!” “Ws ‘ says the buretar, shed: makes ask that?’ asked the gen mg the men by the shoulder The man va P. and Jumps t put to! ag sasamenty Uns 2 ue JPORTS of Congressional Co os ’ | » i; sneered R mrORT se aaron 1 mmittoos Aled wit the ones iy What’s the Use of Being Blue? “Uultarian. erk mise of Ropres show long run Clerk of the House of Reprosentatives show that | oo There Is a Lot of Luck Left. IePINCOTT'S: ty one in the late campaign the Democratic National Come | raat Mrs fe een 5 t tak a ii ADU in mittee received contributions ef 827,790 and ex- auite a white tof By Clarence UL. Cullen ¢ Elmer, ty oman pended &Y the Republican National Commit- rece chereer| Copyright, 1910, by The Press Publishing Ca (Tha New York World). pies tee collected $77,461, and disbursed $74,373. here atured Elme & ‘ re eg Bs FETTER to bump over a rocky road than to sink to the hubs in @ rutty one! Se ee 7 We are told that when the figures were made public the habitues bpp oth log B = Ld moramiiryg Parone Ma of exasperation in | ; A ; eek iene her pint of beer! sa of the Capitol grinned Rin so Lasdan a Our idea of Ais Isles of the Blest is a place w the T-Told-Ygu-so | 1" else Lead h eae | Chub tsn't! hm i The joke is patent. Contributions to campaign funds in dis- | Nen't 9 {f you don't want me te. Tou Ying "Hello! to tellers, « ‘ know I'd rather be in my home" (Mrs. } is . + I got to beat™ tricts where fights were flerce were not made to _omeial CAMPAISN Farr sniffed, but then, she had a cold) Smoke up—or Was addressed to the other committees. ‘They do not appear in the returns. ‘The politicians, in oe # hes pavaiea dice It may be “wynd" when you're reading eo beside a} ” ae ee fact, managed to keop the letter of the law without in any way re- | --wett, aen't let me demein you. Ive] Groning grate fire—but it's “wind.” my when it's anes 1 Seat ines forming their ancient practices, The horse was on the law, except in Oe! & leader of etackings to darn, and sil entre back : 4 LOW Mies waiste are withaut but- , r [st | those States where local pr y laws supplemented the Mederal tens. 1 do destere thet 1 den't see The gadby pal who advises you to “sink or awim™ |” a gold-eaded one. 1 fh f atatute whet tny mother or Gertrude @i1 while generally is wearing two life preservers! qgive sou ten cents for them th | ee a 1 wee gone, They evetminiy let the sald Gus, cold _ el tran never Ned @ butten put on when vou want to and ene s—but back! Memory, to r would carry stich @ stick and whiteacd ath tomind tne gol then?” awked Fe SANG be found eppropri- ae | ate Thi Mr Je When your hands are clean heart is sweet! a mate gp errs: | Meh ged tt would do me to mind, | i 1 elder: An “O10 Malas Paradiae” amend it to read “Ido your ¢ these youre,” ontd Mre. Jarr.| ang reay Fortune won't even f ‘ | ee he Indy Mortune won't even flirt with the chap who hums and haws Fo the Heitor of The Erming World | 6 bes ving theseciet © needle and sig Tread recently a statene . [ping are tw ) fee weed it would do’ he Io } r int York ts the paradine of old meds be | an gow wore: wit ft ween't 99 You can pick the lock of the Door of Hope with a Hairpin cause here they mar ean an! 8° | Ls f e ‘ ° Bthorn ste! - foined to husbands.” And pow |» 4 . ‘ Ss emethng send the bun Fven the lighthouse always sways in the Storm—but it never stops shed- i. aa know why they should want to ge [eer va -o eend the Tou amd your way,” mall ging dt rays? sares for’ W edges. Th bands. I dare say extremists ox [are et is 2 Shother @, Mr fer, tones | town like that _ - Retronted the Jan @ ¢ * sore, aaking URN wure T owty mw yeu were ners ; ‘a : | Mutter ana look bored, The : sre made porting women Jt see thing: ex ee one er. | YOUs eum e 9 to stay in the The Intolerant Man ts a Tepid Friend! | game was bi tai ruKid | vic) “upper and \ doubtedly it | @ after @ he @ howe with me sust for one evening, Won't ye wa take one as a) : r persone * When one reads “ . edt are ati over Kurope, tay) § cORenin’ Wine” te the ean of the § P Jarr, plaintiy “ uae Stts beatings one cannet but ont wate thing ing @ geod time for iree months, toa,” | gz to trea fe ai i. Mme late Sam Jones thet owhile bro . You're beginning to “yun out’ on yourself when your Razor of Remorse! * far nA ut o® for shorter * dence joins some eouples tier, | . e tort © WP cian Kanne ticks and ut SE coe senak by an tntivitns . Seharred trom | eere isa ra em gingerly. A label fell out, nth alt, deaired. f Ps estes ‘ 7 orings afar lepler read ft fl i o Pee nentianes t9 eR Sia 0 Ay eananen ial You may think you're In pretty bad—but walt til you go broke in Benaves! | MEMer read sy saa material required , Jarr, and down the bundie Veretes or the medtam The W A re fin of the clothes | of discs @her As we Journey Through Life je: us Gdve by the Way! [TSOn. then, them's fine canes, al ‘To the Edmar « Vin mare I'd rather have you go out - I right seid Gus. n in the ta enewer to f 2 OFS than © efe you sitting around The Boy who's afraid to pilfer a kiss can ne'er become a Pirate Clilef—nor any | wathe, Mr. Charr, and let's see If you! bea Who see twe waives a: Ml os boume scowling,” remarked Mre Jar. | o:yer Bnd of Ceptain of Indusiry [can be stuck. wide om ene geias a per cent a oe 4 he had to go home . loses 2% per cent, he lowes M8 transaction §=1@ per cen! » cont. equale * pe ow 1% pe phua 30 per cent. equele MH) perce divided by 7 pe - «yard the bias banda. 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Send ten cents in coin or stamps for each pattern ordered, Paying.” Not “Shopping.” De att, Mahe caneas Latin « @ the stich at vin j 8 These IMPORTANT Write | your address plainly and always By fe ar oF the Hog zal have a burden to me all the wa — j eclty size wanted, Add two cente for letter postage if tn ‘Tee slogan, t iainm aha it sys over the a ¢, and are The chap w ea on the strength of what he Used to Be has to walt a long re ive yo 4 hurry Shopping Early,” - ‘tee, tat oon to STENOGRAPHER, | my way Bere in the house. Go on out, time for the Second Table! eet rer ei eeeeeeeennannennante! ! 4