The evening world. Newspaper, September 8, 1915, Page 3

THE EVENING WORLD, WEUNEBUVAY, beri bmbin 4 WAR WILLIMKKE Girls of To-Day Are Taught Everything ‘NiSSSUBNARINE’ FASSENGERBOATS THREAT 10 SLAY ALL NATIONS ARM, Except to Be WIVES and MOTHERS \WQMANBURCLAR, CRASHDURINGFOG; MOHR AND GIRL —— SINSSPAN'SKIN 3 INLED AT LAST. TOOARE LANDED. CHARGEDTO WHE rer a - . Chk Ma amet rs Pacifism and General Disarm Com esse She Kolbe 1. 1. Morse and Pemaquid in Office Employee of Doctar , ; ament Made Impossible by Houses in Passaic With Aid Collision Off the Maine Declared to Have Told of , Fate of Belgium of Man Who Is Also Caught Coast Alleged Statement 1 j -_ - —_ SOCIALISM WILL GROW SHE IMPLICATED HIM.) [io cisamare 3° ©. Merwe on | Tver Mire, techs tonaned se asin passenger steamers ores on © Mobr declared on ao ane | Pemaquid were in collision to-day ie)’ . vd bone lig “a hy X “Will Daily Become More Her Faculty for Suddenly Ap-|* (mek fox on Turks Ietand Were i gy emmy Rog = port The Mors » badly damaged be repirted to-day to te one of the | on Governmental,” He Says— tue Shown pearing and Then Vanishing | iow me watertne ond was beached. | at mie’ ne conceal aa Trip to U.S, Given Up. mahay with All ber panscngers, who numbered | tained by the police from Miss Fieve nea eyes OFM Won Nickname She Bears rly 100, wore tan | The Morse, own “4 enfely ence Ormabee, who wae employed ta 4 by the Bastern © before bis murder, Ormnivee allowed further, @e PARIS, Sept. 1 —King Alfonso of Bteamebip + : The woman ar whe waslmanded by Capt Shute, was mak- | cording to the police, that Mrs. Mobr Gosin bas hed to abendon plane for dubbed “Mine Mubmar by the Jer her morning urip from Mock-| at yne time said: “I am going to gst cee As See ee he sey police because of her habit of ap |Jand to Bar Horhor, while the Poma-| the doctor and spoil her (Mias Bur- wer, he told Benor Cevill mo Ar! pe uring suddenly bt, robbing &) quid, one of the Maine Central Meil- | gers) beauty with vitriol @entine journalist, during an audience house and thy at which the conflict now raging was freely dincussed “It ts quite impossible to prophesy when the war will end,” the monarch ts quoted as saying tn a review of the versation printed by the Eepana Keview. “It was my pet dream to Visit America, but T shall not be able to Ko now for yours, When the war|So It’s a Sorry Day for the Twentieth Century in over the work here will be enor- Foe ga work here wil be enor! Coelebs, “the Man in Search of a Wife,” Who arinn ase road st os, with Capt Westeott The police declared today that they Cou in charge, wan on her way from) obtained damaging evidence im the » robbing Nargentville Mockland, with about) Mohr case by having « mas ead Atty passenge woman call on the three negroes, who Bow ourers were proceeding| are heid, representing themeelves te ner, John Martin, and he wa cautiously through the dense fo a] be emissaries from Mrs, Mohr, i led this afternoon at the home they |fow minutes before & o'clock when| Mealis, Dr, Mohr's chauffeur on de | have veeup at No, 128 Myrtle Ave-| they came together ance night of the death-ride with Mise nue, Passaic, for the last aix month utvide this harbor, The i yw of) Hurger, told these supposed emimaar- The loot these two have «athered,| the Pemaquid stove in the woode »s, the police say, to tell Mrs, Mohr Jaccording to the young woman,| hull of the other steamer which | that he and the two other negress eat lant lodged tn Jail and haw ee lene than twenty-five houses in sale, She also “peached” on her pi arre HOPE Youle ~ ) MOTORS SHOULDNT NEVER Wave To CMPHASIS ON “THE BAD SE \ Go TWROVGH what (VE amounted to many thousands of dol. | Quickly bewan to fit would “stick by her.” have to abandon all outworn forma Looks for Knowledge of Life in the Gone Treovgy! lare In Jewelry and silver ware Lee eo oe ten and the pase| Victor Brown, another one of the and if 1 do not deceive myself the! Mate He Expects to Meet. ———_— At first the youn woman refused were put ashore there with-| alleged conspiratdrs, according to the bask tear Me ee ee Eee to tell anything about herself, but the “ pM re betes Son police asked one of the visitore to _ an ee Lape b bith polic prevailed and ahe mld Scan Wate th the Gay net | beg Mrs, Mohr to hire an attorney #or ie ot ae wil! But Mrs. Wood-Allen Chapman Has a Remedy for she was Catherine Collins, Where | Guid stood by to render any assist-[him, The police aay Brown also ested yeh eased to a tremendous speed. | d ii ly She A she and Martin had before they [ance possible. The Morse probably| one of the jail callers to see his sis- he same progress may be ex- All This, and Unconsciously e Answers went to Pamaic ahe would not tell, | Wil be taken to Hockland for fe-} tor, say Daley, at No, 96 Gadson Vauits ie srkwat araeeasiece ee Mrs. Amelia Barr’s Charge of the but the police may that the two are | PAlre enemies Htreet, Providence, and ask her to eneral ¢ a s* ol “wanted” in New York and Chicago awear he was at her house at ut served Senor Covillier, Prevalence of Childless Wive: ant cisewheretor thoir -bucgiariout | HUDSON BOAT, TO ABOARD, | tie time Dr. stone ana nie oftice iri “Ah, nd returned King Alfonso. — n . y u AAfter the war nations will arm more i gre | H UR Ene. slipped Mia erat Wher can anise councer| By Marguerite Mooers Marshall. ag he arrest of “Mine et HELPLESS FOR A 0 Hehe bj sg pei — as a chance which Chief of Detec 6 bars of bis ee! like Belgium, neutralized by agree- “The girl of to-day is wained to be everything except a wife and a — = + oon ivan turner Blue sate took. after bie aa “framing” the alibi. The po- weet all nations, eventually finding | mother, There are colleges which give her the A. B. degree, there are xuthering all the descriptions he |Steamer Albany Loses Paddle Wheel] lice allege they have this note, no other defense than her own armed | schools of fine arts, there are hospital training schools, there are trade could of persons who had been se ‘The State authorities announced to-* force, it is easy to understand that! and business schools, there are institutions which fit pecs the Devgr beni He hay Off Crum Elbow—Another Ves- day tbat all the evidence againat the other countries, big and little, realize . de > . ‘i robbe “ same woma 7” ‘ e negre fist to .akiut ttt indispensable ‘to TR USPER, GEE nt ounce SFery) BOLVUY €2cert Ye boon ween tn each came, ‘Turner we sel Takes Passengers Off. three negroes and also Mrs, Mohr will work in times of peace and surround | themseives with the most positive of guarantee “Does not Your Majesty think the lower social orders will exercise pressure on the governments to pre- vent them from increasing the bur- den of armed pea asked the in- terviewer, “I think, and you may repeat this,” She and Martin were arratened this | Stfiking @ rock or @ drifting log 10/ ney General's office was invoked to «© Judge Costello in| the Hudson River, off Crum Elbow, | prevent the case going over until the three miles north of the Poughkeepasle | December term, one to which she is most likely to be called. his men ov ake the city, and be submitted to the Grand Jury con “Why should gar young women be expected to look “"Mivw Subinarine” was overhauled | | POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. Sept. &—| yening Sept. 20. The aid of the Attor~ upon motherhood as a dignified profession, when there * ‘ 7 | afternc isn’t any school that offers any preparation for such a y > profession, and when the attitude of the world at large a seems to be that any motherhood—whether successful | —— —_—— —— . Hridge, at 7.46 o'clock this morning] Mrs, Mohr and the negroes are to be Barat ps er SLASHER CAUGHT. ADMITS in a dense fog, the Albany Day Line| arraigned in the District Court on or unsuccessful—is enough? J steamer Albany lost her starboard] Sept. 16. The Attorney General will ‘That is certainly one answer to the charge made , ' . chR paddle wheel and lay helpless in the} ask a postponement then for two by Mrs, Amelia E. Barr, the novelist, who blames the; Knew Nothing of German or ATTACKS ON GIRLS vet enrrent entil hee abréal Sake Weeks, Ho tho State's evidence may modern woman for not having more children and for frais not be disc! Joxed prior to ite going be- , pe me Nive: tae . : : nengers were taken off nearly an py mmo gt beg AHS nin ear ‘au, See jv. |BOt BIving more personal care to thowe she has. { Austrian Plans, He De- | Explosion Near the Steamship Jersey City Youth Who Carried] Bout later by the steamer Homer se —— \ ernmontal and that Socialists will ob- | 7h® Answer summarised sper ee ony. ontenea If they are clares on Sailing. Follows “Safety” Hold-Up Knife Haunted Office Building pei ies ntral Hudson! ZiMBALIST IN AUTO WRECK. tain satisfaction for their more just|Ome from Mra. Woodilioh YN) “Tho great ideal of the Mary Wood- na and stiiensiiinlietinc aia ‘i sae tae oa ten ad aspirations by legal methods without |™4™ Who, like Mra, Barr, te a motlit) Auten School for Study of Life Prob- by a British Cruiser. to Find Victims. cdr arab NY pr tN "| GURNS FALLS, ¥. ¥. Sept SAmd having to use violence, but I thing|® Weiter and a firm fever in th8/jems will be the development of the 7 ROTTERDAM, Se 2—~(c. bany, who was landed with the pas-| telegraph pole probably saved the life importance of parentho It was) young girl into the beautiful woman | J UU anes m ~¢ rape A youth who has been terrorizing |#eneem, said the Albany was mak-]of Efrem Zimballst, Russian violinist, te % Yood-|cquipped to evolve , Ne —Prior to his sailing today for - ba : . ff Alma Gluck. After his au- ; Mrs. Chapman's mother, Mary Wood-/caulpped to evolve and maintain &/ 5 : = 0 gars pe jae 5 ing her way slowly through one of | husband o ny r his au out they have been deceived by cer-| on” Minimal S dea American Moth- beautiful home. ‘school hopes to | Americ: umes F. J. Archibald, the? ExeltIng trom atart t finish was the) girls employed in offices in the big] IDE er a sous of the season when | tomablle had overturned at the foot of « © politicians who have made of in- Neca the fret wnpasine i thle offer its atudents the opportunity of American correspondent who way ar. | 2Perence of the 237 passengers on| buildings around Fortieth Street and| the paddie wheel was smashed to| ceep mandy hill it rested against the pole tet tional: pacifiem a banner on|&Thood. ng themselves to become » bearing despatches trom }t?? Holland-America Iner Ryndam, | Park Avenue by hiding in w Y ©} wives." pated Ww hrooms | kindlings. saving him from being crushed. sountry to deal exgusively with the} wives, res ixollands . ing in Man centaaaistne ; : 7 whi, they have lived, (eetamat ae al exgusively Wittaren,| “Wut, alas! {det husbands are not| Ainbassador Dumba to the Austrian | Wich Feached port to-day from Rot-/and slashing at them with a knife] | MF. Keynolde accu nsporta- | “*\4?“ztnbalist's only injury was @ Gesh @iso that as they evolve they will find 2 7 ‘ ‘ be tion over the New York Qentral Kall- | wound on the middie finger of his right é “Ey.h the pacifiste will recognize | oy sirs, Chapman heracit was for a] Promised with the diplomas wovernment, gave an interview to |t@dam was arrested to-day by Detectives! Piey for the orks Qecitral eal: | woded 68 ee eee srieat bie ae efter this war that while tho instincts S24 SF tor of this What qualities will the girls be] Gontral News, The Ryndam left Rotterdam on Aug.| Hooker and Houser at No. 108 Park] York, most of whom were women. | playing. His companion, Mr, Archibald, number of years the editor advised to cultivate in order to at. of human nature remain unmodified | MRIRTOREA acute ft maned, “Lam absolutely innocent of what |2% #84 the next morning was held up| Av magazine, ain Vale dee ‘aaned. sda o sacorted Yolles Co . t dw! and no boats were lowere there ure no better saforunrda tor |MARNI cinG MOTH: lere ba teal, suscesital as the papers charge,” he said. "l know {PY # British cruiser and escorted to| Holico Court, He iv charged with|and no howls were lowered. | right in international questions than | NOE wife and mother it sto me | nothing and I spoke to nobody about |“! SBchorage off Dover. ‘The British | felonious assault on Lewiie Cooper of) yelock this morning on her daily run foresight and strength, Besides, after ERHOOD NOW. that a girl should possess a sound | tie.plans to thwart the manufacture | omeers ekplained that there were| Harrington 1 : : rk, No J, @ girl em-|to New York, Officials of the Day the war, there will be no unemploy-| sforeover, she is about to take ming In 8. sound id t intogeitys | of munitions or disturb the Austrian | "ating mines about and the Ryndam| ployed by a dentist In the building Ling have ordered the steamer towed SEE 4 Re 4 . ‘ J im X at d = v' " a \« ne e * to hiand. spent. On the contrary the ee ee charge of an institution she hopes! try,” The ideal husband and | labor situation in the United States, | Would have to wait until mige awoep- | In which the arrest was t bl So work. ‘Tho world will continue to| will fll, in the modern girl's educa-| father ought to have the same “Lam an English-American, nether |e" Femoved the danger. The prisoner gave the name of Harry be what it is and in ten or twelve|tion, that very gap through which the teristics, But there t é ' “ ” ee ann geek German nor Austrian in origin, T| A contact mine, floating with the] Lehr, and sald ho lives at No. 212 EVEN SMOKY JOE years we shall ask ourselves, as | ioential materfamilias now escapes. | ¢ 08° 0G LY eda eT husband, |asiure you that the contents of the |tide, passed within 600 fect of the) Prospect Street, Jersey City, Ho is founded, ‘But what happened? On the first of October a school and that is by fitting oneself to be | letter which I carried were absolute. E¥ndam and was close to a Norwegian | eighteen years old and admits that he THIS FIRE T00 SMOKY for wives and mothers will be i aking into offlee bulld th Halt ttisa| Museen ene: cargo ship when shole from s mine | ie washrooms for months. ‘Te Ax unseen GIVEN DIVORCE IN JULY, opened in New York, with Mrs. As peaae shee Shovatit lth a Brose "Shortly before the Rotterdam lett |Weeper exploded it, The shock of | Nh NANI ai er occurred ¢ S A | Waseaive pene ‘ Whe ad iway, there will be @ course in char-|New York the Secretary of the Aus-|the explosion shook the Ryndam from | 4 uy Sho was in the women's! Deputy Chief and His Squad Had this institution the y: acter’ reading for} r whe ’ i » COXE WEDS AGAIN) ‘© i ‘ em to stern and passengers below | Q f r at the new/trian Kmbassy came to mo to say [mt # apr washroom on the eighth fh aan Will be taught what qualities she [chool, She will learn to distinguish a 88Y Lrushed to th Kk in panic, thinking » suddenly to Work in Rels f a 4 i ¢ ‘ . o panic| cashier of the Lake George Bank, euf- jue and arraigned In Yorkville! The purser said there was no panic | cashier of the Lake Crores Hank. eur farewell, During our ¢ i ys to Master n the safe and sane young men nversation he|the ship had been torpedo should cultivate if she would bet s dou akandey ol her in the leg, inflicting a w If you suffer from Ecsema, 4 mater- {and the “sports.” Coelebs won't have remarked to me casually, ‘Will you a dene i ow fondsy a whe at 10) which required eight stitches. On the Leonard Street Blaze, or any skin trouble, just try Poslam. Philadelphia Society Woman, Bride] achieve matrimonial and m {tall his_-own way when he comes| oblige me by handing over this note ck, about two hundred miles oaat| game day a man tried to stab a wir! Put o little on at night and sce im- ere aeetaoets Be Te) pal success, She will also learn | courting; he will pass under @ pretty]iy the Vienna Bureau?’ or need of the Monaco batiecttn named May Hrooks, but she fought) A fire, #moky enough to sutisty | provement next morning, of L. 1. Paul, Brother of Mrs. what are the desirable characters [sharp scrutiny himself Pepe) had no reason to suspect that| without Hghts. Sho appeared to page| os one identined Lebr to- even “Smoky Joe" Martin, the Dep-| You do not have to wait to tell for husbands and fathers, e tinea imaln demons .e engers on deck to be only a couple of| ay. hi uty Chief, started this afternoon on | Whether or not Poslam is doing the work. cd W. W. Astor, i ton ot wad the characters of || the course we havo planned,” contin serious or base secrets were hidden ain Ce ee eee ee caine ce] Ae. bee aawatlant and Lobr admitted | uty Chief, stare i noon on You can see its healing effects after gh Fein d how to rm Mrs, Chapman, “First, we shall] in the simple, on ette , ship's le a 7 pper o| had attacked her ¢ prix-| the top floor of No. eel, h h " firet (apecial wo ‘The Evening World.) the young men in her own social |i. i en aor Of Buch subjects Laehipeige ra : é i and the Ryndam by sklitul work avoided was held, in $1,500 bail. Ite de-1 4 wix-atory building occupied by Hin. | SPPléation. Itching stops; burning akin mie e nolo; physiology, psychology, |” jong other papers earned |g colliston. th ck on Mixx Cooper, and Pine a . PLULADELPHLA, Sept. §.—Mrs she yas be oe ee 4 Dd py 7. sPexcuaigay: the contents only when the British —_—_—s ts unable to identity hime ay ahe | man and Taylor, dry goods dealers, | With speed and ease Poslam eradi- Florence Sellers Coxe, who surprised] given specific courses in house: jin Ty oie the application of this | authorities Intervened suw only his arm and the knife packers and balers, Before it was|eates the most distressing Skin Die Philadelphia society Inst July with} hold management, cooking: #W" Liniory to the practical problems off 11 iy obvious that if I knew of it Two DEAD ONE DYING anattienenesh extinguished it had caused $25,000 | eases: the news that she had sued for and] jng, home nursing, baby hygie woman's life. of its y - Fr an rentective ¢ _ For the ke control of Eesema it is sirls Ww v efinite} Contents £ would have aestroyed S S$ lumage, Twenty-five men employed] Fort u aking. ‘They will study house con-|iy me in New York t blaze started, but the effects of antiseptic medication with YP, ominent socte lebs himeelf ack | Making. Tey a rnial buschold me in ork by the tary cilemeetas FO 5 = lee i i wil Bee erst Vile Nove, Ain ke ur = struction and (urn eDNe. ied mall] of the Austrian Embassy to indicate rg. 0d Rie ae “who at the) Poslam. Try it for Toilet and Bath, — wo Y, 4 = . alarm became Pp but es ‘or samples send 4e si ter was Mrs, William Waldorf AS-| 7, posponse to many questions Mrs} Jing ys personal adornment, home that I should observe any mystery | Three’ New Yorkers Victims of —_— pens jai anioa tiv ee manne ane 1 stamps te Kaa ay 4 scope | nursing, home recreation, child study, | jy ard to it 7 i ° , 1 4 + tor ne ceremony was performed at the| Chapman outlined the tien aa end problems of infancy, hygiene. si . we (eld adiaittady Chat ‘hi Tragedy on Long Island | Explorer, Retired as Rear Admiral,| ‘The firemen, headed y * Hew Jove Gy, Sold by all druggists, : e's brother, Bi of the new school when f talke y admittes c tried to fight the flames by going up| Adve, Mo Eo eee erolntiven| cfg tn nee home at No. 39 Bennett |BPREADING THE GOSPEL OF |know both Ambassador von ernstortt Road. Tells Daniels He Is Ready kG to Rant Shel Oainee De gobs At dh, and. intl friends were present.| Avenue. Lt is to be located at N so . of Germany and Ambassador Dumba for Work drove them back, Then with the ald * re Si tie wedding Mr. and Mes. Paull Aye West Soventy-second Streets! wppery will also be a course in)ot Austria and that he bad a letter| TWo men wera killed 4 nd another or Work, of @ water tower they took up strate AUERBACHS ‘ft for & trip through the West nay the is of the Beudder) propaganda for those who wish tolof recommendation from von Berns-| was probably fatally Injured when an a _, | ie. positions on the front tire eseapes \ Hott for Shor marriage Mrs, Coxe was] Soden, “ha ius full name and title 1s] fyvond the gospel of social hygiene] tort’ becauso of his intention to travel | automobile In which they were going) PORTLAND, Mo, Sept &-—Kobert| ang played thelr powerful streams Chocolate Mine Florence Sellers, daughtor of tt Ie Mary. Wood-Allen School for} aq education for wifehood and] through the war zone. OTe ie te amd peaua, Le 1h|E. Peary, who was retired by act of | They had to work in relays on uc- (ole jate David W. Sellers, a prominent] study of Life Problems.” motherhood, Indeed, there are many] “To you and to my Americ: rom Hicks MOMMAS a ae ft ar Ad- | count at the among, Roasted” “3 PER GENT OF VOTERS |W Ps.ceuttt Bar i ‘oss with the rank vd it for my mother," ex-| Gf our courses which will make al patriots,” RaereMR WIE FHS F apmaa, “because It 18! Girect. appeal to teachers, middle-| have noth lawyer ee ——— t plained Mra. ¢ the vering of one of her | aye hers, clubwomen and fe NOTED NATURALIST DIES, [realy ‘on SO" SG ‘hopler calling | Miviy, “Hut we do Want Lo reach exp eat On deolus i struck a telephone pole late last] ¢ to do with the Man |night. ‘The dead are Joseph Killian) miral in recognition o Austrian plans. [am under arrest | of eventy-third Street and First jot the North Mole in 10%, has 1 furced to return to New York plans, nists. \ a enue, Manhattan, and Edward | his services to the Navy Department than that of parenthood, she used tO olally tho girl of high venoo) oF cole aimply because Lat. a victin of thelr | Tenigeg i a iat rir i peat ‘or any duty he may be called upon Vd que Rev. 4.8 Wicks Widely Known| hay, ‘The day will come ‘when the na- | Jege age and give her a year or two cunning method uking me the|Janidek of Ne - re Bs C. C N whe: Bey. ™ TAT itself will awaken to the dignity of training for life bearer. of an incriminating docu. | William Desely, cafe proprietor, of| to perform, It was learned to-day — an Writer, ang worth of this asion of To be a successful wife and | iyont.” No. 1810 First Avenue {s near death | that he had written to Secretary Dan- -———-— on thood, and will encourage and, young woman must be Ea Seg aR Cre le Ke iiuy bs, “even provide adequate Fe reown weiter on nutire subjeats,| COUr#e® Of aT re ina practi:| ft Wery often her Wiy known writer on natdre subjects, | COurHee Oe eT prepare Ih envoy, wien wed seventy-nine years, For|2-\“nunner for the responsibility of| be within the household. If shi 4 Years he was rector of St. | ee eet ling. marries the man with @ small al Chureh, Paris. y—and why should she not? probably will have to cook fag AP In the Nassau Hospital lels offering to take MISSING GIRL FOUND DEAD, | ne wrecked auto was a low-lying] physical examination and | perfaruy Attorney General Woodbury aided | At Your car of the racing type and was ap-| Any service which may be vealed Ruling Applying to County — | Dealers Heen| parently going at high apeed when] Jruiime for national defense | dent occurred 4 mile south of | — | Primaries ind’s working partn, the necessary ° > 3 3 =. s > > rf 3 e 2 s ° © 0 ° rine Snow, W Ha NATURAL DESIRE FOR PARENT- kb and Deapondent, Died the a Hicksville. Marks on the road| ALBANY, N. Y., Sept, §.—The aie- mae a HOOD IS DISCOURAGED. | meals, nurse | her abl re fram Gag, showed plainly where it skidded and | BOMB FOUND IN STREET, natures of three per cent, of eny “It seoms to me that Wot valy bave or dresses, Why not give Search by relatives for Catherine | o: 0 ; hing {t, oar : For we failed to provide our young peo- gaged girl an opportunity | oi Ot No. 458 Weat ne nundted Pane Prey beast ln Policeman Puts It in W | county's enrolled voters sufficient | ‘ ple with such instruction but we! to learn duties, meanwhil, . of i and then dow acro " and Thirty-first Street, who disappeared Ditigg Ite to designate a candidate for county | striking another pole fifty feet away Ma ° ° ave unconsciously discouraged their jot allowing her to for, thi try to from her home two weeks a, ended office for the primaries. In an in 4 and overturning. Something that looked very much ke | pepn pa: eet fatior and) mother arouse | of married life? to-day, when the young woman waa [04 VOrturning. | ig], Something that looked very much ke | terprétation of the Election law, At a gratitude in their children by talking] "I think, too, that a training for | found a furnished room at No,| lan wa « bomb, # p OH | y General Woodbury rendered about the parental struggles and| hysbandhood and fatherhood is as | 20 xt Fifty-eighth Street, She had| chine whe the frst pole was struck | tong. an inch and a half around, with a | thia opinion here te sacrifices. Too ofton the reaction on |edsential as a training for witehood | been jl and melancholy for samy dine land landed upon bis head. He was {fuse attached and filled with metal slugs - an children Is something ike this: | a motherhood,” Mrs. Chapman | &1d apparently en her life bY Kas | instantly killed, ‘The other two men! and « black powder, was found to-day - iWell, if we've made you suffer so| confessed, in conclusion, "It seems | Khe hud been dead several days when | noid thoir meaty after the frat Impuct | 11 the gutter In front of the New York POLK TO SEE LANSING. [===> { much we'll escape such suffering for| to me we must all come to have aj het body war foul thle, Morning, by and were whirled across the road and Kallway barna in Madison Avenue b — our res by not having any chil-| truer appreciation what parent-|Went to the room for a sec H \burled under the car when It over-|tween Eighty-fifth and Bighty-sixth ellor Probably WILL Be . "( dren,’ Yet if the question were put| hood meang In the of the individ- | rent turned. Streets, | e to them the most self-sacrificing| nal as well as in the life of the race. | nibs, younk woman lived with her mo» ———-~+- —_— t ‘ bert Swe yo switeh an, found min Neat Week, | he parents would aA Children bring | Perhaps some day we may hay, ‘and two sisters, and when she lett hand after ising the thing a. w : ; ' The Delicious Laxative Chocolate | Parents woul, ay that eniidren bring Perhaps pone say we may, 8 Mary | heme ead ane’ was ‘Koing to visit. STEAMSHIPS DUE TO-DAY, | berth it was gingerly” placed, “in hk | WASHINGTON, Sept, $.—Frank 1, { EecLax relieves constipation, regulates| infinitely more hanpinosa than pain. | school to do for boys what the Mary | Cota, tn Larch eG vat Coren ie Witort hy Valicemun O'Connell | paid tier New Perk Cormiun|Absolutely Removes the stomach and bowels, stimulutes the} generation because they have so few! girls, At least I feel confident that its liver and promotes digestion. Good for] children I think We might try to show graduates will train their son aide was her name young snd old, 1c, #6¢ and 60c, at| them the Joy they miss, try to teach well as their daughters, for the great and home address j@ glincet iueuibie b& Flandre, Rotterdam. ‘oll druggiotw them that even the burdens of par- profession of parenthood,” handwriting, Camino, Balboa qq ee \Z hina | . hired the room in which she died she and then taken to the F said she Was a Miss Myers, but in «| Santa Clara, Galboa.. «610 ALM.) Lae reat aiagee 7 » Counsel, recently appointed State De- 10 AM. ity kaha ce oxted partment cameo ered nee to-auy |LOG gestion, One F522, by Owen Egan, the Fire Depurtment’s to confer ecretary nein, le snell AeM,| bomb export. aie 8 V9 be sworn in neat week, roves it spe at all ¢ rete