The evening world. Newspaper, April 28, 1911, Page 23

The Evening World Dally Magazine, Nene “Them Was the Happy Days! a Coprright, 2911.27 The Prem Pubtiching Ov, (The New Tord jeluo ALF! LOOK AT THe TReasure 0U Re STUNG, oI TEARS How 1 USO TO HAND ){(Rememoea Te Tima You Cur ALL Tie iH Yow TO N omey b we Wot Boor SALE! pd, une PAPER! HAY HAY BAY (T TO Noo, BACK IN THE OLD DAYS? | |/ rieicneoRs @RASS —TOK You A WEeK—= ene Lavereo & ! You KNOW ,dIMIMY) (FY WaT met? & [AND EARNED SLIT AND Sent (T OPA UK You once A DAY 1 used FOR AN iy AND FROM You en Gvsteo IT 7 HAL HATHA STUNG AGAM = Ho! HO! HO! Yow ALWAYS DID GET IT mm TRE NECK , DID Nr You 2 Te LOVE LETTERS OF BEN FRANKLIN = FLT PAPYRUS, Bound IN WROUGHT IRON = TEMPERED COPPER CHAI = WEIGHS 86 funds.) = OnLy Cost me S250!_JusT_ Thnk OF ITY Less See THe, Pretty, JiMnd = Hs They were dressed in a ¥ A the Some even saved their aemblance to a we vn w herself would appear. M ' ater Mile, Leer janet SS rren ere t oot ng into the air wit Opens Like a night you's r shoes. The Devi ooked for the theatre, rant apd stage are in anything. ) goes the curtain, though on his account, But tt amusement place ran both {ts t of the occasion reome by A few moments later something in the back of the house jet go with e bang and water came pouring in eho a hole in the If it had been epampagne the audl- ences ould opr Foll.a Berger giving such a hot show that someone hi ed the one on No one knew Just uni were a few department tik fe cwany 6 store of the Mr. Wolf's > we ng those present wos Mra husbands in|: — o D3 fans 4 > TG he am | 4 Bisa Cx WELL WHOM * Bo yOu Expect TO ASK HER FOR you? K« } THE ELEVENTH HOUR | 3 fe before the: cooright, 1910, by Small, Marnamt & Ce.) y these men, Wong Bo,” e nd explained quletly, bur with the that @ water pipa hi issratatenns, | ale" osteries © | again by means burlesque, Nat W | man win was consptouous | the service stripes From “The Achievements of Luther Trant,” by EDWIN BALMER and WILLIAM M'HARG ee ngs of & & & W tp, pen t | Sayi t w - By George McManus} | - Sseseusessessussnsnesnensnsnnssnensssssnnesessoneeess il MSGS Mrs. Solomon). | Folies Bergere Copyright, 1913, by The Press Pubitihing Co, crhe New York Worl.) Being the Confessions of the ; W, my Beloved, I fotned a Woman's Clud, think” Nw to gain much knowledge and enlighten- ment concerning Art and Ethics, and Bernard ism, and ALL the “Higher Things.” ° Yet, to, I wae cast down with disappointment and covered with shame! For, alas! when we had met together we found no TIMB for soul- communion and ethical discussions; since ALL our days were occupied in wrangling among ourselves and in dectding who was RIGHT and who was “IT,” who should be exalted and who should be SAT UPON. . Then, I gathered the women adout me and rebuked them, saying: z “United we stand, but divided we ahall be cast down and WALKED over by the foot of MAN! "Behold, have we not one COMMON ENEMY, who secketh to keep ue at the dishpan and the washtub? “How long, then, ahall men continue to treat us as kittens and to cali ue CATS? “Alas! how long shall they continue to mock ua with their ha-has and thetr ‘Oh-how-funnya!’ and to shake in their sleeves saying: “'Go to! A Woman's Club is a place where women gather together for * i the purpose of CLUBBING one another!« Lo, they cannot agree among THEMSELVES! They cannot even obey their OWN laws; and they know not a by-lato from a bi-ped. “They are as feathers in the breesse, each blowing where she lateth. “‘But WE atand together in a sold phalanz! How, then, sha'l they VOTE and make the laws of the Country? “ "For they are a bunch of “doodlewtts!"*" Lo, my Beloved, mark how men atand by one another, and floktun ¢: hollow aquare; how they LIP for one another, but not TO one another; hi they work in organtaed groups and play into one another's hands; howsheg™ cover up one another's deceits before their wives, and DARE not tell upon | one another. ' For they have a secret code, and STICK TOGETHER in their tniquimMes, 1 Yea, the love of MAN for MAN is @ beautiful thing. | Then, LOVE one another; for we shall never prevail over them until we stand together and fight our/battles ax ONE MAN! Go to! how long shall man continue to class us as a RIB, knowing thet** we are his whole BACKRONE? Selah! 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