The evening world. Newspaper, January 29, 1913, Page 3

— ne +--+. WIFE NO. 1 REVEALS | TOMO. 2 HUSBAND'S Homes and Two Wives for a Year, Second Spouse Alleges. MOTHER DAUGHTER PCATHER IS BETRAYED BY A HAIR. Wife No. 1 Discovers It on His , Coat, Finds No. 2 and Dis- closes Deception to Her. Nerbert Tay “th irthday, uinery of the law 1 for his veneft. All Kuows or cares ts that ae fea te boy Wao loves to rel) and nom the Fear ond t beginning to hold 10 Was Miss Rove a wealthy ¢on dightieth street, ers right and even wilt remain ther Aaughte: | ‘Aa You Have to Face the / business that Kept him ve @ home near = ave anl m ¥ enue and 1 ect. The He has been telline| vice still bears name on the door, him in New| aithough $ absent and 's| woels for the ve,” Says Kely to « He is the des . | i jas spent his Sundays | vandant of an old English famtt and | ‘ame to thie country fifteen years ago Mrs. Taylor the i re Aiong with | second, “and on thre Sundays he told talents possessed by | me his work took him out of town." an of camily, Mr. | 4 gow days uso," \ecomplished amateur | paylor went “I grew suspicious. hatr on his cout collar and some re 1 found in his pockets made me so. 1 investigated, coming to New York for the first time in months. And then I learned the truth. He can never come back to me now.” “Nor to met” exclaimed the woman on the sick bed. WED AFTER FALLING IN LOVE AT “THIRD SIGHT.” y of engineer, Taylor The contractor took shman to his home, and t met Mies Rose. On doth sides It was w vase of lore at about | third sight. ‘Nie parents offered no ob-| When the engineer returned to his jections, so 0" Dec. 21, 195, Miss Wam-| second home that night he was not! na Mrs allowed to see the mother of the baby. | §008 ministration: id | She sent down word she was too il] to of the Lutheran Church at Wighty-| eee him, and she was. The next day an ghth « and Lexington avenue, | automobile carried Mra. Taylor and He:- | For a year no home eould have been | nore ideally 1, a theirs, Bvery- thing went smoothly until Herbert ame, on De 190i, but almost with iim came the wreck of Mra. Taylor's | romance. On the day foilo woman called after the proud hv mone to his office, ale unfolded Preme, Court ta- day vert to the home of Mrs. Taylor's par- | ents, A note inforined Taylor the truth | wae out. | For five years Mrs. Tayler was s0/ busy rearing Herbert that she gave little | heed to the legal side of cage. Then, | Herbert's birth | a year ago, the father chanced to see see Mrs. Taylor! his son—for the first time since the boy | band and father had | was born, He took a fancy to the little | According to the fellow that looked #0 tke him, And he | Taylor to the Su-| begged the mother to let him take the when that woman | poy out once in a while. Mra, Taylor lett the cpartment the young wife and| coud not find tt in her heart to re- mother was prostrated, For the strange) use, and thereafter the father was @ woman had told her an astounding story | frequent caller on the son, taking the of Taylor's alleged duplicity; of @liad to the “movies,” and otherwise ,ouble life she charged he had been! amusing him. At the same time, Taylor leading since the day of the wedding, ®| began to contribute Mberally to hie year before, She learned, too, that her, son's support. “the Ideal age for a girl to marry is whoee mind is out of schoo! is more Unless we accept the theory held ; some that ta the long own right to call him husband was se-| A month ago: Taylor euggented it) 7 posnene tat is vously in question, and, worst of all, Would be a fine thing {f he took the boy| "am it makes Little difference whom the baby boy could not claim to be his for @ trip to England. If Mra. Taylor| ome marries, every young trl father's legal son and hetr, refused, she feared the father might |kidnap the son. Then Herbert's legal} judging nd comparing es many is George Henry ‘Taylor your hus- mn asked the strange woman when | Bredienment, cooured (a, let, and | man o6 possible before ghe makes he had seated herself by the bedside| Through her attorney, Samuel Brand,| © fiual choice from among P all, Maybe the result will not be of the young mother, of No, 4 Cedar street, she filed sult for per) i Mre. Taylor replied, an changed by greater etudy Bird “I'm sorry to hurt you,” the woman|In perience, but she will have the cd continued, “but you had better know | ag istaction of knowing that che it now than later. Georgo Henry Tay- | ROnaBE Uae eeu lor is my husband. He has been my| husband for six years, Twas Mies Rone | {he Tight to inherit Me farhers of hie) ge often happens that the first hat ill Defore Jan. 21, 1001, when hela Neen jegally het husband when the | Of the first suit or the first material before Pastor Stern in the| hoy was born. Furthermore, sie aska|Shown 1s the one moat admired and id We were married, | that she be given the sole custody of | Ultimately sent home, but few women the child, ed to/are satisfied unless they have looked DECEIVED BOTH WOMEN OY TNE, pport everything else likely to please them before making a definite choice. “We have been living together ever|on Tay! HOW A WOMAN BUYS A since, That is to say, yesterday. FOR HERSELF. together Lei eh ee A very good milliner who has made epare him—fo: next | you one hat generally knows your type ‘well enough to trot back to the work- ‘aylor @ivides her! room and bring out eomething at the | ttm pee home in Connecticut ee) the home of her mother, Mra, J. very first guess,which exactly suits Cutten in Weae wiety-eiatte . Man-| your face and style. But haunted by hal ‘Mrs, Rose Wagner Taylor and| fear that back in that unseen vortex pending the r at} of millinery there may be even greater miracles of beauty and becomingness, you send her back again and again until yor e Quite sure that your real affinity rests upon your head. HAT not return, and sailed on Jf for eatiend it t! USE POSLAM TO DISPOSE OF PIMPLES; Pimples and disfiguring shin affection are not to be endured one day longer than one chooses to endure them, Poslam surely drives such troubles | | HAVE TO BEAT SENSELESS out her line of possible husbands to new you. If you are a widow, of ihe knows whether your former Teeth Into Policeman's Arm purchase wae permanent satisfaction or preved ultimately disappointing, Jon’ and Won't Let Go. but if she is showing you her goods for inexpensive, obtainable every-| William Esche was awakened at 1|the first time you are very foollsh in- where; the modern remedy, handy, ef- | o'clock this morning at his home, No, |deed to take the first thing that whe ugh which thousands for-| 49 West Twenty-third street, by aj) brings forth with a true salesman’ imerly affected for years have restored | burg: He closed in a their skin to natural health color and | bediy lexture. Uves In the house, o his aid. The All skin diseases, including ecaema, | burglar whipped them both and ran to | acne, tetter, pil je, | the street, where he was caught by Pa- | Re sud all other forins of itch, are | trolman Nathanson of the West Thir- ‘eved und cured by Poslam, itching| tleth street stapion, It required the | reing stopped at once. combined strength of the three to over- | The dally use of POSLAM SOAP, an | power him, | absolutely Ex-Convict Who W! Whips Two Sinks dishiguring. d with! On the y to the atation the prit for dandruff. ‘Al drugg ists sell Poslam ney 50 Bones Soap vc y F m0 : fort tories, 8 We: 4 2oth sirests New tried to chew owed that ring Shig was Scott, with buss ‘our Drugaist’s: He uparale _THE ‘EVENING WORLD, What Is the Ideal Age to Marry? Copgright, 1918, ty The Prem Publishing Co, (The New York World), LIFE OF OF DUPLITY Wed Early in Life, Urges a Happy Wite; Gere 1. tar ua two «~Don’t Beina Rush, Warns an Unhappy O ONE) «cure Karacarcks, Pie A BURGLAR WHO BITES. | Ane so it shouta be when tate pias | Lauakter ype or character lines on a mature face are not It is the hard lines that mar beaut: *OVELOGEN gently massaged into the ‘Beauty’s Guardian” Poslam, is of inestim tened his teeth in Nathan: |W face twice daily, roltens the fines, and lends a gents, pleasing dignity to whose skin is subject to eruptional | son's right arm. Two other patrolmen | 3)! the face long after the passing of youth. beauty. troubles. Soothes tender skin; never ir- came and the man was beaten almost if One application a tess ideal for baby's bath; best | 1m application makes an improvement a week's systematic use a transformation BETTER THAN COLD CREAM~USED THE SAME WA‘ Music of Life Some Time, You Might as Well Do So While You Have Youth and Strength,” Writes “‘A. L.,” Who Married Young. “0. W. L.” BY NIXOLA GREELEY-SMIT#. In the rush of men of all ages to agree or disagree with the Boston | Mrs, Rose O° halt professor's selection of twenty-five as the ideal age for a husband, the young women have been a little bit neglected. To-day young wives present widely differing views of the ideal! age at which to become a bride. It} ie interesting to note from these com- munications that, though one of these young women married at sixteen and the other at seventeen, they have opposite views as to the advisability ot early marriages, The happy wife attributes the success of her matri-/ monial venture to the fact that she married “when the mind is easily | trained,” while the wife who feels that her marriage was a mistake warns young women “not to wed be- fore reaching twenty-five” as “a girl who marries before she has seen more than a dozen men will surely; be sorry. She should postpone mar- riage till she bas seen something of the world and of men.” While the wife who urges that \p “The Ideal Age for Marriage Is When a Girl Has| Seen Something of Men and the World, and That Means Not Younger Than Twenty- | ! from eighteen to twenty-one.” speaks | apt to be a successful wife, emile, and an ecstatic exclamation that never, never in the world was any one #0 well suited before She muy be right—often she te—but “It's no trouble to show goods” and no wise customer wants to take the firat thing offered until she is assured it is the beat thing. These remarks apply equally of course to the choice of men and women. 38 is even more foolish for a very young man to marry the iret girl ‘that fate brings out of her work- room. Por im addition to jeopardis- fag his personal happiness he as- Gumes the life obligation of sup- port, We may teke the article back to the workshop, but he cannot under any possible ciroumetances get his money back. Women are tnore fortunate respect. Early marriage may them to bankruptcy of the heart, bur 4t 1# haunted hy no hovering spectre of perpetual alimony. IT 18 WELL FOR A WOMAN TO HAVE PRACTICE. Now the woman who marries at thas had a chan: with a showy and cheap article, For the choice of extreme youth 1s too apt to fall upon those individuals who are like the cinnamon tree in that thelr bark te dearer tl whowe entire value, in fact, ts of the surface, their inner endowments being small and worthless, But let the rival advocates of early and late marriages lgpeak for themaslves. Here are thelr letters: GET MARRIED YOUNG ANC MAKE| THE BEST OF IT. Madam: To intnd the Dear m VELOGEN In collapsible tubes, 23: thts | bring | twenty-five or aven a year or so cartier | to learn and to com | {yare men. She is not wo apt to be taken | with all the authority and confidence of personal success, early mar-| riage is not always the best training school for the mind, and the woman | WEDN ESDAY,. _ FARUS RY 29, vmnccey 9 a Article of a Series. ° w You MARRY LATE YOU HAVE NOTHING Iv COMMON WITH YOUR CHILDREN * “WATT TILL YOU'RE 2¢ AND NAVE SEEN SOMETHING OR MEN"-O.W.L. ‘est age for a woman to met mar ried ts from eighteen to tweaty-one. Tho mind can be moro easily trained when young, and you have to face the inusic » some time, you might as weil do #0 while you youth and strength. Your happiness will depend on your hugband. My husband was ten years older than I, and better edu- cated also, For his sake I tried hard and advanced in music, deep Tealing and chemistry. We were married on love, nerve and SIS a week. I was sixteen, young an@ e@iddy, and can honestly say that what I am and what I know to-day I owe to my husband. The first year of married life was hard, everything seemed to go wrong; but under the guldance of a good man you will come through. Fwery one thought I would be « fallure, a reg- ular case of “poor John I never attended any baile and Partics and never sighed for any. What the heart doos not know e: iets it will never wish for, Gris who wait «ll twenty-five or thirty have @ chance to go around and eee too much of life and expect too much of one man. What you learn from soclety will never help you in married life, When you hai your family when young you al- Ways look young and feel young also. martiel young you also tid & good chance to see your family ‘That 19 worth whil The man should be at least twene ty-five, Moen are idea! then; have rains enough for a man, yet are soft enough to manage. At thirty or thirty-five they are self-centred, and ut _muke very good 1} bands, BUT have lived on tif spray diet too long to get down to the plain fare narried life, At twenty-tive or thirty @ couple will figure out too much what they can afford-—children, furniture, &c, Half the joy of life ts without fig- uring. We have had five children and we never stopped to figure could wo afford them. Haag I waited till Let Your Stomach 1913. (OLYMPIC CHAMPION CHOKES GIANT EEL TO DEATH IN WATER Swimmer, Loses Finger in Desperate Battle. HONOLULU, Jan, 9.—In a battle win! @ glant ec! ten feet under water “Duk Kahanamoku, world’s champion short | distance swimmer, had a narrow escape from death, He killed the eel and in doing #0 lost the index finger from his! tight hand. lest blood Dolsoning sets in. Kahanamotu, kaown as the “Duke of Watktki,” @ rorort near Honolulu, has) been practising for the Australian champlonsbipa, and with compantons was going through his daily exercise. is friends were paddlin, our and did not notice his disappearance until cries from the shore aroused them. ‘They soon were diving !n desperate ef- forts to locate the champton. After the “Duke” had een under fully two minutes his companions noticed « furious churning of the water #éty | yards from them, Suddenly one ef the | lege ahot up from delow, ang | was Kicked about in the alr, indicating that he was struggling to release hime self, The leg after one final kok was dragted beneath the surface again. Just © the swimmers reached Alm noku came to the murface, ‘or breath and sank again, IMs dived, brought him up and Lotti for the shore, where he was re- 1. One of the party got tho body uf the ee, whlch the to death, ahaiamoka has been known the United States es a three years, and leaped | the Olymptc games tn Stookholm, whi the 100-metre swimming match. in his early twenties, and got his experience as a “beach rider” in the Hawalian Islands. After the Olympts games he participated in the races and there established the world’ recon! of 1 minute 11-5 seconds for the 100vmetre distance. Recently various athletic associations voted to have him |represent them at the coming Austra. Man swimming races, see Seeeeve. now I might have had some sierious good times, known @ lot of fellows, postponed my troubles, seen life's empty bubble, but I should have known no real happiness. After eight years I can esy I huve one good man, four alice obildren, & ‘neat, cozy home free from debt and a FUW dollars put away. My hue- band earns $0 to-day, ao marriage never hurt him. I have lete of work, ‘but lots of happiness alse, Get mar- ried young, but remember your mar- rlage vows “téll death do yeu part’; stick to each ether and look on the sunny side of the strest. ak GIRL8, DON’T MARRY ORE YOU MEET THE RIGHT MAN. Dear Madam: The {deal age for marriage le when a girl has seen something of men and the world, and that means not younger than twenty4ive, One doe not meet many inen or see much of the world under that age, and a girl who mar- ties before she bas seen more thas @ @oven men, young or old, will be sorry. I married, at the age of aeventeen, & man two yeare older than myself, I had bardly ever left my birthplace and I wae young and foolish, Now, after a few years of married life, [ find what a imistaio I have made. I am married to a man I can't love, and I have the disturbing knowledge that had 1 only waited I would have met the man. Girls, don't marry #0 young. I know it seems alluring before you ero in it, but unless you have met the man you will often regret your haste, aw Trouble You When you feel miserable, run down, tongue and frequent headaches it is bowels are not in order and need a good, have a bad taste in the mouth, coated oe fe in Get vous seaman Ever ane ih cleansing at once. EX-LAX The Delicious Chocolate Laxative What tg inside of it, | will cleanse your system in a natural, unfit. griping. Ex-Lax will relie@ your bowel manner, without pain or undigested waste matter, and in several hours your head will be clear and your eyes will sparkle. One 10c¢ box of Ex-Lax Get it at your ous store to-day. CATARRHAL J PLLY ay 5 1913 World Almanac Nt and everything about things. sMething about most everything) == 4 great many] worty WANTS WORK WONDERS, is enough to convince you. 10c and 25¢. PERRI-WALLA TEA ROASTED COFFEE | CANNED CORN .,| FRANCIS H, LEGGETT & COMPANY STRAWBERRY JAM | SO BRUSES ON BABE. ONLY ONE YEAR OLD MADE BY CRUEL FATHER Judge Rosaisky, Sorry There| Is No Whipping Post, Sends Prisoner to Penitentiary. At least forty men in General See. stone to-day stood ready to batter Pas- quate Polfartt after they had heard wry Soctety agents tell Sudge Ro- My how the prisoner had brutally ten a year-old infant of & woman , With whom he lived at No, 417 Bast One Hundred and Sixth street. Several women were in tea Pillaru had pleaded guilty to beating the child with a heavy strap because It ented and annoyed him, An examina. jtion by Dr. Gibbs, a Gerry Society’ Dhystoian, disclosed thirty-nine brufees. In the Unrestricted Selection from Unlimited ai ments, at } assortments at prices which Broadcloth Suits Diagonal Cheviots Smart Diagonals Wide Wale Serges Handseme Boucles 4 = Best Augustin A Misses’ Broke For style, St and ear W. L, Douglas ohoes are are snag at the Ki are the | Raeeard of quality Balen pusttss eChoice of Any Suit Formerly Marked $25, $28 This is without question the one big opportunity of the Winter to PICK AND CHOOSE from inp iacvend not that these immense Mail Order stocks have to be cleared within a very short period. Every Fashionable Model and Fabric Is Represented. There Is an Appropriate, Richly Tailored Suit for Every Woman. Your Choice at $12-; 75 Many of these charming Suits are correct duplicates of imported and Fifth Avenue models which have been illustrated in the leading fashion publications. Their trimmings and linings are of the latest vogue in color and richnessof materials used. Altogether this isa sale sufficiently unusual to warrant your attendance from a distance. Tomorrow, Thursday Broken Sizes Regular prices $3.00 and $1.50 Reduced to 2.00 a Regular price. $2.00 Reduced to 1.00 FIFTH AVE. At Thirty-fifth St. Pit s.. Thirty-eeven of them were made ty buckle on the strap. There were ale the marks of a bite upon the cheek of were that the chil’ These, the mother said, | caused by the defendant. It was sald in Pollartt’s defense he only beat the child and, incidentally {ts mother, when he wae intoxicated. The woman told Judge Rosalsity thet Pollartt was seldom sober. Dr. Gibos and Assistant Superintendent Moore of the Gerry Society declared that al! the injuries to the obild had been indicted in one day. Judge Rosalsky wastePne time in lecturing the child-bester, “If the whippais-post law were now in vorue, ie eld, “I do not think | there ts @ man in this court-room who | | would net volunteer to administer tho lashing that you deserve. If that form of punishment existed to-day ever; body would rejotc n battering you as vee dattered this defenseless babe. A sentence of one your's imprison: ment in the Penitentiary and @ fine of $00 was imposed on Pollarti. If he is unable to pay the fine the chilé-beater will be obliged to remain in the pent~ tentiary one day for each dollar of the fine. eel PORT OF NBW YORK. ARRIVED, | Mewauin Boringien : House or $30 $79. 751 would be impossible were it Silk Braid Trimmed Suits Mannich Nerfolk Suits Jaunty Youthfal Suits Stylish Cutaway Suits Parisian Jacket Suits & Co. ial Sale e Corsets 00 Iso Corsets n Sizes