The evening world. Newspaper, February 21, 1913, Page 11

~~ a awe — — . The Evening World Daily Magazine, Friday. Februss « #% “S’Matter, Pop?” * He @ BA & jeceitha! « Be o» By x —. a 21. 392% By C. M. Payn | Py —— SMATTER PoP? ‘6 at veer i ° wu2 Hat You AWHIN'? Historic Henpecked Husbands By Madison C. Peters 6.—WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE. YEP «1M ein’ “To PROPOSE To MY OWN GeEt-TRUDE ! WL TELL HER FIRST OF MY GREAT Love —THeN (Lt PROPOSE - - PROPOSE # AM = MY OWN GE ~TRuDe.! SHE Loves me! Yes- SHE Loves me! IW GoIN’ % PROPOSE TO WER TONIGHT! Coprright, 1918, by The Pres Publishing Oo, (The New York Evening World), HEN Ghakespeare half-way botween eighteen and nineteen years W old he married Anne Hathaway, a woman twenty-six years old, At: Oupyeight, 1918, by The Press Publishing Co, The Now York kventog Word). e MR. JARR LEARNS HOW NOT TO WIN A FORTU! F all queer places Mr. Jarr had ever found himself—and in his carecr in @ great city's business twenty-three, without visible means of support, he was the father of three children and the eldest son of @ ruined country tradesman who waa in prison for debt. Prudence waa the prime motive of the marriage, and It was contracted against the wishes of his father, whose displeasure was visited upon the union, Shakespeare's juveniiity at Stratford was marked rather by carelessness end Alasipation than by cool calculation and pecuniary wisdom (to adopt with slight he had seen variation hia line in “Timon of Athens"); we may confidently assert that at this strange things—the place ihe was now |immediately got in consultation with a period, “LOVE AND GABERTY CREPT IN THR MIND AND MARROW OF being ushered into was the queerest, uniformed rorter, The porter opened Mig YOUTH.’ v ¢ “T Anne Hathaway's greater burden of years and the likelihood that the a Mr. Jarr was on the threshold of “Tho waite Hathaway's greater burden of years and the lkelinood that t oot augury, He insieta In “Twelfth Night” that a woman should take in marriage an elder than hereelf, “Let atill the woman tafe An elder than herself. So wears ahe to him, So aways she level in her husband's heart.” Shakespeare sald that Anne Hathaway “hath a way.” And the way he dwells upon jealousy in ‘The Comedy of Brrors,” and the fact that he went to London and stayed there twenty-eight years, gives an additional force to the belicf thet he was henpecked. There was no intellectual bond between his wife and himself. ‘Their married life was an empty form. On his return to his wife at Stratford she was fifty-seven and he @. Susanna, his eldest daughter, was thirty, end martied to D:. John Hall, and hie daughter Judith wae twenty-eight and wn- married. Anno Hathaway was desperately pious. Gusenna wae as plovs and puritanical an her mother, and Judith as ignorant es both, and thus Shakespeare paid-the | penalty of his long absence from home and his utter neglect of the education of hie girls. Bhakespeare thought eo little of Me wife that he entirely forgot her tn hi will; and not until it was completed and reed Aloud to him gid he remember tha she would receive, of course, the legal witow's ehare and should be at fear: named, Then between the last lines he inserted: "I give unte my wife my second best bed, with the furniture” ‘The poverty of the gift is the more obvious when we recall how Shakespeare's father-in-law remembered his wife in his will. The poet's eldest daughter, 8u na, was the principal heiress. Judith was left £900. His sister receive! {5 and all his clothes, Her three eons were named. His granddaughter recetvod the atflver plate. Ten pounds were given to the poor of Stratford, various burghers were mentioned and three actors were provided for But not @ single member of Mra, Ghakespeare’s family was mentioned in the will, The name Hathaway does not occur. The inference i# plain; Shakespeare was not on friendly terma with his wife's family. 4 closet and took out a large frosted Universal Promoters’ Company, Inc." | Plate of glass on which was “The Terra At least, so a sign had read on the door|Del Fuego Coal, Gold and Copper Se- he had entered on the eighteenth floor |curities Co.—OMce of the President.” of @ downtown skyscraper. This was fastened on a door of one of The room was a great wide loft, lit) several small cubbyholes of private of- with a plentitude of windows. A girl {ficcs at the back At @ telephone switchboard also kept a] The magnate who had ordered his watoh{ul eye by the railing that sepa-|name on the door paid $1.60 to the rated the visitors from the rest of the! young ledy typewriter, Then he walked loft. AN over the place into the small office, seated himself at minute little roll-top desks tat Were ja full-portion roll-top dosk and busied of one pattern and had the appearance | himacif with some papers he had car- of having been bought by the gross atj ried in. somo astonishingly cheap price. In a few minutes a prosperous-looking In the centre of the room was a gtim-/ man, with a small-town alr about him, fed young woman operating @ type-/ appeared at the railing and was ushered writer, while a line of shabby, middle-| yy an office boy Into the office of the aged men waited their turn with letter | President of the Terra Del Fuego Coal, paper and envelopes in their hands. {Gol and Copper Co, and the door “Ten cents, please!’ snapp this | ctneed, brisk young peraon, and Mr, Jarr mar- | y qug, i” went around the bi , velled to see the foremost tn line fan [adh hue anrest w varona tt oe spered her a dime, a sheet of letter paper and |giurx enviously. “How does he do it? the envelope, Then he dictated his let-/myat'y the third time this week he's ter to her as she wrote, and, this fi i bla dolae aa tshed, the young Indy addrossed the en- ieee Sr Bier copes acre nicer velope handed her, turned it and the “awnne dove all this mean soyway?” letter sheet over to the dime payer.) gacea xr vars » anyway ‘This person now took the typewritten] ™ 00 8 on letter away, signed it at one of the ey sg Gane you see) aid Mr. Slurk., | wmall desks, or at one of several dozen| “Th's is # general office company that wall shelves, put {t in the envelope and, | np te Genk ririgee to Sree ate You | doubtless, matied it, pay for whit you ge! you are “Promoters getting off apecti! letters | oating a big achome and a pro to ‘prospects,’"" explained Mr. Angel yee! ls 80 interested tha! Dinkston, for that Pertacanieeite Mir, [et him to come to nce you, it im worth Samuel Glurk, ex-boy evangelist, and|the dollar an hour it costs you to havi had brought Mr. Jarr hither. . With a nod to the watchful youns| “The boob—T mean the investorsoes woman at the railing gate and switch-|this great big room filled with desk: --doecre! He HAS THE \OVEVIEST LITNE FEET AND “HE FUNNIEST UTTLE ‘And (t 1s fortunate for the world that Shakespeare was not happy at home. ‘ Had he been happy though marrie he would never have become Shakespeare the 1 immortal bard, He might never have been heard of beyond the narrow limits of Stratford, What He Had to Say. “ FLL, prtaoner,"* sald the Justice, “yoa| ‘long have been found guilty by the jury,| midnight 1 wakes up aod I shakes Marous ang 1 and property so on the evidence. The! says: ‘Marcus, where are wel’ An’ Mermm he law says that you may sentenced to hard 16] jeot rolls over and sticks his hand out the window and be says: ‘We’ Everybody's, An Expensive Act. T the Bark Theatre « comedy juggting team, Redford end Winchester, uses hoard Mr. Glurk led his party across |@nt even promoters at the wall shelv this et an angle, propped it up by the; “I've seen a good thing—T mean an| # dol ht ained} « ! ie png oursel Two dollars a month.” explaine Tam going to lay all the cards on | SYNOMIS oF tho room past the queer Nttle roll-top| "i he Kaina the Impression that he is | wee = i : - stick that hung with {t, pointed to his|Intorested investor~buy twice a8 much | During thelr stay at the coast town ‘“To-day we may go out and atumble do not return before daylight I shall ‘Mr. Dinkston, ‘Promoters who are|the table, ao I did not hire a private of- young wie om eh desks to the far wall. Here Mr, lurk |!" the main office of the concern—say Tarzan of the Apes {Not Like Any ied a By Edgar Rice Burroughs name on a cari above this little shelf| stock as he first contemplated purchas- is “Mf, Tarzan” became the wonder of both upon @ lion which ix overtimid—he rune bh something to wear through the wel! financed rent the genuine roll-top| fice to-day.” rovers 4 paused by a little shelf that hung|the Terre Del Fuego Company—and it That You Have Read «n@ gaia, “This ts only temporary desk |ing when he got a peek at this buey | (Copyright, 1912, by Frank A, Munsey Co.) “I whall have to leave my clothes at tes and blacks by desky at % a month, It costs $1 an} “What are you selling stock in?” * exclaimeg wus. of several oc- away from us, To-morrow we may streets,” hinged against the wall. He elevated |!mpresses h oat aa awllantiant turn to Tarzan's jungle after the trea: lower orders, gentlemen, as th room.’ ent. —~ - of the et SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS. the edge of the settlement, so that if and currences which to Tarzan seqmed the meet his uncle or twin brother, and ‘ou are not going now 7 isan | aad ir Li mereat of nothings. our friends wonder why We do not re- the wagerer: night? bear in mind that I've already served two terme frult, vegetables and otner necessities LO tO PeRE Any Ot NS: private omioen |e ked Mr. Sarr Untted Shoestrings? Once a huge black, crazed by drink, turn from tie junst Why not?” asked ‘Tarzan. ‘and there's @ decklad prejudice among thinkin’ | Comical finale, in which one of the 1 { je for your on the 0," replied Mr. Slurk, "but wo jfase) si ale nai whine om had run amuck and terrorized the town ‘For myself, I always assume that “do not want your blood upon my | people againat a third catches the objects, one after another, ‘oor, you of course having previously | want you to finance a great boob trap | own. le “dead little ape in until his evil star had led him to where jton is ferocious, and so I am never hands It will be foolhardy enough 1f |" «pwentycvves years," soared His Honor-| Which he holds in his teeth. pala for the giass and lettering. to beat this a mile. It's a sure winner, | tulle die Iwiy, ie, uonn to the the Dlack-haired French giant tolled caught off my guard,” you go forth by day. Pol “They tell me that ect gets $900 This was a purzier to Mr. Jarr until] You make all these milifonatre promot: | Wunddig tse ‘das, tara chin upon the veranda of the hotel. “There would be ttle pleasure in “I shall Ko now,” replied Tarzan, eid one of the wise ones in the orchestra etme, ha aaw the telephone girl signal to onelers pay for everything, even a ‘phone | his fatter | biatt LOFINE the Mounting the broad steps with hunting,” retorted the first speaker, “if and went to his room for his knife and The Daily Question “They'd have to get @ heap of money,” re of the desk dwellers, and that person! cail, in advance.” sions, pe finde an inustrated pamer and severe! brandishing knife the negro mate one is afraid of the thing ho hunt rope, oy won| Bite hie companion; ‘ut think how expensive pelt to read and to print, “‘Tiring of the apes, he straight for a party of four men sitting D'Arnot smiled. Tarzan afraid! be) Che nooompanied aim & the sae ay Age Shag came < and aid ie gs| vegetables are, to eay mothing about the other ne . joaves the tri an pes to |) re ms tailers at a table. “I do not exactly understand what of the jung! where he let! ls ol aftersoon Lonetyville, coasiticn, - Mihin, “Wittig ae Prat, Tener, ae menor? «Shouting tn alarm, the four took to Yo"! mean by fear,” said Tarzan, 1n a small storehouse. inner ebe approached the heed of the} Hut there te one good thing about om ead the B tt in cent ® Bis Geushey Jang at their heels, and then the black spied "Like lions, four tn @ different ting | But when he would have entered me nome = paneer : Pry Aff eh cele Hayedly V aston. Tarean's coone. | Ul perman 0. Parzan, in different men, but to me the only blackness of the undergro' low onsty ahall » morning?’ | hard tuck they can eat the prope,"—Youngstows ! etty s SrercosJinn. a eared, tay’ bys glint With a roar he charged the aps-man, Piewsure of the hunt ts the knowledge tried to dismuade him: and the wagerer [abe marred, |) | telegram, ' + we and reeres 2 aan * that hunted thing has power to Was moat insistent of al at he - |} “Well,” in. ee, tS fo carrie half a hundred heads peered from ‘ A d vice to Vv He carries fee © harm mo as much as I have to harm don his foolhardy venture for the city leaves at 6.85, You hare to act overs A ach ea tec, een tape sheltering, windows and doorways to. jn! Mh Oo easeae that ye Gayelwrem® Na lie ctea,@ aime cast’ mae mee eee The Answer. =m yoo, carture Liew. d'amot and bee hm witness the butchering of | the Dy “It I went out with @ couple of sald. “The ten thousand france ere | qugion Herat ON XIV. daring at bechgummre ta « “Apologize First.’ have teamed that he no longer caren| Mm snd nurs him alowiy tack to health, Re: Taran met tho rush with the Mght- rifles end o guncbesrer ead twenty or youre If 70M wi eet eenly and in our eatin Gaiee ne eae : }about me, and T have changed my | arty tes sailed for Amerea! va ing smile that the Joy of battle always fMrty beaters to hunt a lon, T whould ot bite A Fine Touch. ‘The Count de G F for any rea- Se cet eet wlienoe they may Sepuent to hia not feel that the lion had much ehan jeu ramont happened to come tm at P opinion about him, Did I do right in J crcteal ought to his ips. and #0 the pleasure of the hunt woulk Tarzan laughed. In another moment of two darkien who run & bootblack| the instant, fon you Are giving him my pleture, and shall I ask As the negro closed, steel muscles oo eunened in proportion to the in- the jungle had swallowed fim. “parlor” tm partnership wee bragging of lie] “Decide the matter,"* ald the King to tie. unable to weep for it back?” CHAPTER XXVI. gripped the Blacks wrist, of the wplitted creased bafety which [ felt.'' The men stood silent for aome mo- well-developed comes of touch, particularly! — “iire,"* eald the Count, “Your Majesty f in an engagemen y y ; ene : knife-hand, and a single swift wrenc “ (1 ts and then slowly turned ard/| tn the matter of money, He boasted that he! the ” Y h g 7 hen Tam take {t that Mr, men wrong. you have made, sro mamma bir: satiaea tn etving | The Light of Civilization. ore tie mand don Delow § MOK ee tt priter to Ko naked ints Walked back to the hotel veranda. could tell the enomination of any United Mtates| “How,” replied the King. ea ana do not fail to ex- ‘ ier ju knew the young ie) NOTHE ynth brought them bone. the jungle, armed only with « Jacke . ‘Tarzan had no sooner entered the|coin merely by feeling 1 His partner wearied | without ‘knowing the question? plain and apolo-| a" very we ere is no reason why P croup of buildings — With the patn and surprise, the mad- knife, to Kill the king of deaste,” Jungle than he took to the trees, and it] of these bosste and came beck with this; “Becauw,”” said the Count, “had the matter Bise at the earliest YO! should not ask him to nit mouth of @ wide ness left the black man. and as Tartan igughed the other good-naturediy, bat Was with a feeling of exultant freedom | ‘Your ease o' feelin’ ain't nothing to my! been doubtful, all thee genticmen prment weuld now d there Tarzan saw dropped back Into his chair the fellow wisn the merest touch of sarcasin in that he swung once more through the! friend Marcus, Him end me used to work on| have mats, and was filled 1, crying with agony. end dashed yy tone. ‘ forest branches. with the old timidity by Ue wildly toward the native village tAnd a plece of rope," added Tarzan _Th!8 was I!fe! Ah, how he loved it! R to young menand S. W." writes: “I am in love with | ght of many men. On another occasion, as Tarzan and just then the deep roar of a ion Civilization held nothing like this In Ite | For @ moment Tarsan stood Irresolute, “I heard the to young women. | Su whe ° Gradually he became accustomed to prArnot sat at dinner with a number gounded from the distant jungle, as Parrow and circumscribed sphere, swayed by confiicting emotions of loy- auld a Belgian, ‘A foolish, fiirtas | @ YouNs inan who pays me a great deal) the strange noises gud the odd ways of of other whites, the talk fell upon ons fronen ea challenge whoever dared ene hemmed in by restrictions and conven: alty to D’Arnot and a mighty lust for gorilla country, My carriers said {t was tious girl often] OF Attention, Although he talks about fetvilization, so that prevently none end Hon-hunting ter the lists with him tlonalities. Even clothes were @ hin- the freedom of his own jung the ery of @ great bull apo who hes Smakes a date’| Wanting to marry me, he haw never| might know that two short months be- ““Opinton was divided an to the brav- SF,vie Mais with him. fo grance and @ nulaance. the vision of a beautiful fac made a kil and then breaks {t, &8ked me to become formalty engaged, | fore this handsome Frenchmap in tm- ery of the king of beasts, eome main- 4 free, He had not memory of warm lips crushed to his D'Arnot remembered Clayton's @e- Frenc! > At last he wai 0 aive : maculate white ducks, who laughed and tan,” bantered the Frenchman good al oner he had . @isnolved the fascinating picture he had scription of the awful roar with whi Ghe may consider that | = siven up all other young men | Dir te Tih the gayest of them, had taining that he was an arrant coward, op otireaiy. {zed what @ prisoner he had been. nM « pl ‘ul roar with ich jen in for Your Majesty,"’~-Late, possiole moment. Thuis applies both The Monopolist. me t Ing once before,” » 1 was in the ‘or hi 0 yor s | asserting that !t was with a Mt . ” ow easy it would be to circle back to Deen drawing of his old life. Tarzan had announced his kills, and be ‘confers vt in allowing a | foF cea Ho you think he t# treating |heen swinging naked through prime fegiing of greater aecurity that they ,"L @M mot hungry,” eatd Tarzan | Lun olay tt mine pe hy Mee Mae The ape-man threw the warm carcass he half smiled in spite of the horror young man to wait around for her, even | ne fairl : val forests to poun SOME UN- grinned their express rifles when the M™Ply. ‘ south and his own fungle and cabh Numa across his shoulders and took h filled him to think that the un- though she has no intention of reward) E tuinis oe ive the young) wary victim, w Was to @P- monarch of the jungle roared about a — The men laughed, ail but D'Arnot, ug Now he caught the svent of Numa, to the trees once more, eanny sound coukl have issued frem ing his patience mano eye not take | pease his save atite, camp at night alone knew that a savage vest bad oe ie wan travelling up the wind. Pres- The men upon the veranda had sat for a human throat—from the Mpa ef his That sort of thing is ximply bad man-| You for 1 thts fasiiton, knife and fork, no contemptue — DArnot and Tarsan had agreed that epoken its simple re through $0 ently his quick ears detected the famil- an hour, almort in sllenc friend ners and bad taste, If for any re - ously Mung aside a month before, Tare rig past be kept sect nd #0 none Ups of the ape-man ar sound of py d feet and the brush- They had tried ineffectually to con- As the party stood finally near the DRnVAGEtE cure tocRovaut ha vounme tak tea: "fam fourteen, Ie it | 282 Ow entau aye Aa eaqulaitely ** other than the French offcer knew ¢ “But you are afratd, Just #9 say of us tng of @ huge, fur clad body through verse on various subjects, and always edne of the jungle, debating as to the should firmly, but tactfully, | pro: » to go to places of amuse: | 14, the polished 1y Arnot. on that the {2 ape-man'a familiarity with the would bw, to go out there naked, armed thy undergrowt! the thing uppermost In the mind of each best distribuiion of thelr forces, they. man you m ‘ il sith how trlenda f Bo ept s pupil) hac A : of the jungle. only with @ Knife and @ plece of rope.” arzan iletly above the unaus- had caused the conversation to lapse. were startled by a low laugh near Aavold making appotatinents with him, ment with boy fiends four oF five yeRrs| young Frenchman lad labored aveidu: Woe Leeda sc oremad diind @Alds ta, DAMIR a 1 not 4%, Mt pecting ‘beast and siiently etaiked him "Mon Diou!® said the waserer’ At them, and. turning, beheld, advancing He will tale the hint, after one or nlder whan Y » oualy, oo make. & ie, Reeaee sald one of the party, "A man Tarzan?” until he came into @ Httle patch of length, "T oan endure it no longer. I toward them a giant figure bearing @ * srefusals, but bik feel T think you are too young, Doesn't / gentleman 18 00 far as y an- Of hia prowess who has spent some No," replied Tarzan, “Only @ fool moonlight. am going into the jungle with my @%- dead lion upon its broad shouldera, wounded your mother feel that way? hers and speech were concerned, rlous! thme in Africa, as T under: land M. Tar- performs any act without @ reason," ‘Then the quick noose settled and tight press and bring back that madman,” Even D'Arnct wae thunderstrack, Heaven made you 4 xkentieman at ate 'f you do promise to ‘ Sal Atk eae a jan has, muet have had @: nd france !# @ reason,” ened about the tawny throat and, ae be = ‘‘I_ will go with you,” said one. for 1 emed impossible that the man Cee ee ED Loma plan a) ek. aN ung man sexea (fears iy friend. GiAmnot hed sails rE wi fad'done it @ hundred times in the past, “And Imand T~and ¥," ehorused the coud have ao quickly, deapatened e Qicreambic to Kecn your word, give a|ime to attend a place of amusement but |crtrier aise” replied artan @ryiy, amount you cannot brig back a lion Tarsan made fast the end toe strong others, = ar. Hon with the pitiful weapons he Gad ti full explavation. Thats aid not Kee the engagement and has| Ag soon as they had reached the ltue ‘Enough to know that each ef you are from the jungle under the conditions we branch and, white the besst fought and Go they hastened thelr varios onary taken, or that alone he could have ; Prompt oni floret vo explanation, Iehatl be forced [port d’Arnot had cabled his government Fight in your judgment of the charac- have named—naked and armed only with clawed for freedom, dropped to the tere, and orecentiy Gar were heeded te Borne the huge carcass through the, geil ly SP raaniat ean ect n por te catety and’ requested. a three tertatice of the Itons—you have met. & knife and a plece of rope.” Fround Behind him and, leaping wgon ward fungie, cach men tangled jungle 2 — [tuto his presence soon, How shall 1) ee eave, which had been granted, But one might as well judge all blacks Tarzan glanced toward 1)'Arnot and the great back, plunged his long, thin erm: a ene The men erowded about Tersan with HD." writes am sixteen and) treat him fe also catied his bankers for funds, by the fellow who ran amuck last week, nodded his head vida a dogen times into the Merce heart, “What was that ga@Qenty ried. one 509 ‘Srtstiona, wut, hla =, geve my picture to @ young man two} He has been exceedingly rude, and lang the enforced walt of a month, untor oF decide that all whites are cownrty @Moke it ten tho and DA Then, with his foot upon the carcass he party, Of bens yr ee ar was 0 laughing 4epreciation ‘ete eat, Years older than myself, We cared for| your manner should be as cool as cour-! which both ehated, was due to thelr in- bees each otjer greatly at the time, Now! temy permite, oe. | abiity ta charter @ vessel for the ree“ Luere ia ws Hic (Bo Be Continued) Badly auivns Tareon wate gone vistory gy gl lis sa rdee Litoe are. 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