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“MY MATE dom, ‘The statement, of @ gentieman. from Reno, “brutal” is A, G man. T 6 John street and liv N. J., has filed the has granted him a divorce, m, who lives at and Fortleth hter’s handwriting, ther. thelr fifteen-year-old son. After the husband's an nasumed name in a Chico, @ small town fornia. This ts her part letter of al before to write you day without defense or f In spite of his sol cruelest and fi ever suffered. him on the street. love pim at first—' and happy with him. drives. “He is as much 4 | aol Miterate. He is that intelligibly. consciously cruel, ness favor. and evil are him in every way. my natural mate. I rever meant to “My mental Incapacity, divorced very soon, but very believe eragy, atrange. and earnestly his wife I shall is a being of my own Kir You are not mine." You need not have Grey Hair —you can cure dandruff — stop use, Restores Grey dandruff, Ranchinan, Epistle Wins Lawyer's Though Wife Had Sought Hers at Reno. Mra. as in nt to Reno to sue for divorce, as id her husband were not happy to- She took with her Charice, | CONFESSED LOVE FOR WHO RULED HER. confession, in vt endured in hia pre promises, ment Thave Hut | must have deserved st ill trea He knows nothing His whole jifo has been spent with them, as jockey, trainer and breeder, “HE 18 ONE HUMAN BEING WHO CAN CONTROL ME.” “You would’ consider him one-tenth as well nor any other, “1 can make no excuse fp my con- duct except that I am a very strani being, not like other people. I since he human being Who can control me, have to endurd ro’ usige but falling hair. ——- Use Millions owe restored beauty, a youthful appearance to ite Hair to ite natural color, stops invigorates scalp. ge eI t satisfied. Moe § acl if not eal a LOVED BRUTALITY, GAVE GENTLEMAN HUSBAND DIVORCE. Mrs. Folsom in Letter Con- fessed Infatuation for Rough o | trimmed up the back with velvet but-| 3,” SHE WROTE Free- “You were too mush Brutality Is necessary for my control, This man has it,” 9 the motif of a letter Mra. Floreng Fol- som, wife of Charles Dwight Folsom, a New York lawyer, wrote her husband man she calls Wiliams, @ ranch- Mr. Folsom, who has an office at No. t Great Notch, jetter in the Si breme Court and on it Justice Giegerich | a | The remarkable document, dated “Feb | identified by Mra.) USd as belt and straps, with a blouse| nom'a| Of Molec hiffon cloth, or one of a} Gs Weat une Pale color that aarmonizes. er Fols writing the letter she disap- peared from Reno and has wande! about in the West and tn Canada s! By a pecullar coincidence, on the day divorce suit was heard in New York she was discovered u hospital at In northern Calle 46, MAN “Dear Dwight—1 am stronger now andi the full truth, od Lean to do tt. OF your family, The sitva- of Charlee and fright- ioe ection from him, the "Gus Williams sought me out because of @ chance word of mine heard by He Was kinder to me I did not contented yok me long of horses ut horses, warse and He cannot write One of the cruel things—an- I see now—was to make me write an affectionate letter to his wife to induce her to do him a busi- de js a man in whom good trangely blended. I never loved you 1 loved He ts “[ have suffered hell at his ‘hands, but I shail say no further fil of him, ‘The cruelty he has inflicted was mostly unconscious, and he had nursed me like a mother many a night, tears rolling down his cheeks because of my pain. be his mistress, I meant only to be his friend. worldly tgno- rance and my folly and heiplossness generally appeal to the best In him wife is @ strong, able wy ir to take care of herself. ‘Be. His| himself to @ tree so long ago that the vell able | rope had rotted and broken was found | to be [im the woods on Garret Mountain, near I am not ly one the May you find your mate and with less pain than I paid to find As! B| mes, | By The areaniny Wor World's Expert, MLLE, LODEWICK. | DESCRIPTION. two dis: inetive blouses for the} tailored sult cleveriy adhere to one of most popular effects of the mo- t—that of ¢ waistcoat. The use on the left figure is made of chiffon or crepe de chine, elther in) to mateh the sult or contrast-) aw one might desire. The sleeves) are in one with the walst and are gath-| ered silghtly into deep cuffs, which are! Material to mateh the skirt is Used for a shaped belt reaching to each | side of the front, where it cuts away | in points, giving @ walsteoat effect. In the one with the belt are the straps, Which continue around the neck and seem to support It in true suspender| This masculine severity, how-| Is velleved by the dainty lace frill Joutining ‘ve neck of the waist, And | to compiete the belt in front a sash of satin is drawn through slits in the | points and jet to drop jow in back, wivere it tles in @ knot and ends, This wash arrangement would add charmingly to the otherwise plain ef- fect of a tailored mult, and with a cut- away coat the crush of atlk, which may be of plaid, Roman or plain color to matoh, would give the newest effect tow the opening in front. 1 t that & last year's sult V]with a plain skirt would nm ussuine an up-to-date appearans ¢ and trimmings such as there. the skirt material is to be et to match in color may be{ The blouse at the right achieves the walste effect in quite a different manner; a chemisette of chiffon cloth in a blouse of soft satin or crepe de chine 1s buttoned down the centre front with tiny glass buttons, ‘This closing is continued below the belt line, cutting away in points to give a walatcoat ef- This may be edge with a cording or braiding, which will and lying over a et it is very pretty and effective. The fashionable 1 of fur is used at the ne: ‘eollar reaching to where the chemisette sarts, while the three-quarter-length eves are {inished siinply with a cord- | ina. a line of give a —_.>—- ANSWERS TO QUERIES. | Dear Fashion Faltor: Please suggest a way vening own of to make an le Kreen brovaded @ armeus like to have a lamp shac Kindly suggest what hind of trimming would ny I don't w lace, Am a blonde, r short and not very stout, Am ears of age and five fret tall. LEA, Use self color chiffon cloth for the lamp shade tunic, edged with Barrow brown fur, and wired to stand out. Make the bodice of chiffon cloth, the neck finished with front would complete the gows. ‘The foundation charmeuse skirt conld be opened im the froat, with rounded corners, aud draped from under the tunic. Dear Fashion Editor: 1 have four yanls of taupe orocadcd poplin and wish to make a simple little afternoon dress, Would very mucn ap- Preciate @ iitde help from you as to what I could combine it with to give a little color. Am forty years old, dark hair and eyes, no color and quite slim. MRS, J. M, & touch of Mvely rose color ‘would be pretty as & small vest Part or rever-shape pieces im a chemisette of self color chiffon, & emall puff of the chiffom at the elbow could have « chic bow ef the rose velvet om the back of the cording which finishes it. Make the skirt draped from the front and Dack of the belt in peg top style, A belt of self color velvet would look well, while a soft square col- lar of chiffon cloth hemstitohed in | po ‘de pretty Snishing the | nec ie mees GIRLS FIND BODY IN WOODS. Man Had Hanged Himself Long Ago and Rope Had Broken. ‘The body of a man who had hanged a reservoir at Little Falls, N. day afternoon, by some | They ran to the home of J Peace Morris Kammelhorr Falls and told him, Detective Drew of the County Pros- ecutor's office looked at the body. He! said the man was apparently a German jof middle age and in poor circum- | stances, Undertaker McBrier of Paterson was to get the body, put got lost with his wagon In the woods and abandoned the effort, Detective Drew will guide) hin to the body to: PLEA FOR RUSSIAN EXILES. | European Notables Join in Move to Ald Them, RERLIN, Nov. U-The sufferings from hunger, disease and ill-treatment. of Russian political prisoners and exiles are set forth in an appeal in their behaif published In many European news- papers to-day over the signatures of several hundred prominent men and women of Germany, England, France and other countries, An epidemic of suicide is said to pre- vail among the banished political of- fenders , it is stated in the appeal, | [Fegurd this as their only means of |salvation, ‘The signatories of & peal purpose forming @ committee to collect and publish the facta, —_—_ > _—_. ‘Train Kills Six Workmen. ‘| BERLIN, Nov, M.—Six track layera! | were killed and two others seriously | injured when @ train daghed into a| large working party just outside of Ber- | jlin early to-day, ‘The train had not been signalled and was hidden in a oud of smoke when It ran into the THE EVENING WORLD, Home Dr Dressmakin g From Original l Designs WANAMAKER CHEERED | ~ IN SALVATION ARMY HALL = dig Merchant Calls Miss Eva Booth}. “(Queen of Rescue Workers.” | John Wananaker and Gen Bramwell | Rooth, head of the Salvation Arn stood side by alde to-day on the plate} [form of the meeting room of the army | headquarters in West teenth street and were cheered for several mi by 1,500 offlcers of the army, who were Rathered there in an executive meeting Th ine was for (he purpose of the raising of volunteers: by th for Work in India and Mr Wanamaker, when pressed Japan, \ characte ee Queen of Riva Hooth as ue Work- —— NOTES OF THE THEATRES. The su eas of Ethel Harrymore in| oh Chambers play Tante’ at the Empire atre has determined | | Charles Frohman to extend her engage ment tl after the holidays, thus can: | eiling the annual Jay engagement | of Maude Adaws at ainpire, Mins | Adame wit! begin her season Jan. 1 In ‘The Legend of Leonora’ and other) | Barrie playa. In New Haven Thursday night Bille will make her first appearance tn Somerset Maugham's play, “The of Promise’ This week will wit- ness the first rehearsals of William Col- ‘Her In a new comedy written by himself In collaboration with Grant Stewart en- “A Littl Water on the 8 Re- hoarsals of “The Laughing Husband," Mr. Frohman'« last musical production Jof the menson, will be begun to-day, In January 1, V. Hamond and Eva BOY OF 13 TAPS TIL: MA CALLS HIM SALLY | BUT HE'S NO MILKSOP) Lad Captured as Robber After a Hard Chase Gives Police a False Address. Beyond mother calls him “Sally the police know nothing of the identity of a boy who apent last night in the Brooklyn Children’s Society shelter at No. 105 Schermerhorn street, pending his ar- raignment in the Children's Court this morning on @ charge of robbery. When caught by Patrolman Cuff in Williams bung after the looting of @ till the youngster sald: “Huh! So you got me at last. But T fooled you. I've got away with many a job. Huh! Y'oughter get promoted!" The tad yesterday noon entered the florist shop of Pierre Steyion at No. 210 Broadway, opposite the Willlamsburg Bridge Plaza, Several women were buy- ing flowers, The busy proprietor turned to eee the boy rifling the cash register. Steyion seized the youngster, who kdoked him savagely, then punchal him twice, broke away and fied. Steyion pursued. In and out among the many cars on the plaza the boy scooted, Just as it seemed certain he would eacapa he ran against the railing around the Washington He fell and Wrenched his ankle severely, Then Cuff grabbed him. In the Bedford avenue station no money was found on the prisoner, though Steyion aaki change was miss- ing from the cash register, The boy said he was Isidor Friedman, thirteen, of No. 241 South Third street. The police found the address was fictitious. “Huh!” aid the boy when told of this, “do you think the King of the Till- | tacnere would teil the truth?" Stewart & Co. 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