The evening world. Newspaper, June 12, 1916, Page 3

Se rm RI ¢ VEAING WORLD, M JRITISH BEATEN FRENCH REPULSE 720 Novelists Answer ‘'What Is Love?’’ ‘aiivea erat! |MUSTHAVERIN,” ROOSEVELT TURNS: : love, I think, each individual sim- BYPOORGUNNERY, GERMAN INFANTRY © 2é’s.@ Dynamic Force, Says the Man; sctessovcrsz') HER DEMAND FOR| SAGAMORE INTO | throughout the ages.” GERMANS CLAIM WEST OF FORT VAUX Natural Force, Declares the Woman ::: i 78 ANOTHER'SHUBBY| HILL OF SILENCE than there are great lovers. On, | ne a to me that ao few people know janytiing at al! about loving! Moat — of them make such an uninspired! And Then Mrs. F. H. Weaver-|Alone In His Gun Room, He mess of it One Sty In Action in Action Fourteen | Shell Blows Co Ammunition Hours Without Being Hit, Depot in Artillery Duel, “that is stitl true of parhapel son Sued Mrs, Frame, X- Still Refuses to Dis- : Pi A | ninety-nine one-hundredthe of bu ccfeneth : A Her Officers Say. Paris Reports. j mantis,” Me arre admitted. | Scientist, for $250,000, cuss Politics. | ost IRS PARIB, Jung 12.—Ger fantry fove | merely pn i rac + “ptt (Special From @ Staff Co FOUGHT FOR 17 HOUR eee ee ety ert tion, The avera HE WAS HER “PUPIL Oat =" Evening Were) ! s west 0! | an wom —— STE une 12.~—This ie = \Fort Vaux, on the Verdun front, last him by b : moet peae meries Laugh at British Charge That] nigut. Tmo assault fatted entirely, oareiace ee pure wae e |Says He Was Her Manager ‘Bend sletes oveveris sad. Gaguanale Teuton Ships Fled From the offictal report of to-day says An artillery struggle, of the utmost ort thing really ie not tove at all. Aw | and Caused Her to Save a [HM ts a mount of loom Big D 1 ‘hts. tol r s OF them pet out Pinel Think 0 F Roosavelt, former advocate of strenu- viol , iw In progress on the Sot of th yu lov’ in . i 8 Poe Me | viled ANA TAVAHHON ctor, | of the women who burrow in the $2,000,000 Fortune. ontty, wielder of the big stick, and little flat uptown, who are sen- —— Avowad Nemesis of pussy-footers, ts tenced to a lifetime of drudgery, Fiedoriok H. Weaverson, the mid. | breaking all his records for silenes. physically and material” | die aged Christian seiontiat, whone | Thirty-six hours ago he declared that nothing ro. [affections ane valued at $250,000 by] be was out of politics, and that dec- mantic, his wife, Brownie Rathbone Weave laration still stands. nothing s won, the “Little Mother” of loca! Maz-| Alone in his gun room, surrounded AN ELYSIUM ANO THE ONE/daznaniste, smiled to-day when he|by the trophies of his chase, the de- | ALL- DESIRED. heard himself described as Mra, Car-|feated Bull Mooser ts realising the “A woman with any mind, any ]ollne W. Framo’a “God-sent studont.”|awfulness of defeat. He is out off longings that are not of the budy,| The description was furnished by|from the outside world, a bermit tn must revell against such an exist-|Mrs, Cecilie Abernathy Holmes, a] Sagamore Hill, The famous $900-a- a oral Aachen mag ite witnes alled by Mrs. Weaverson | day telephone wire that brought Bim Peace ine mouth of hie dige| Wen her suit for a quarter of a|the bad news from Chicago wae Oued courtesan tis tragic las] million do BERLIN, June 12.—Oticers of the) West of Soissons the French artil German crulsera Elhing and Frauen-|!tY destroyed the German works, Job, in interviews in the Frankfurter | M@ Shell causing an explosion within Peltdng, give additional detats of| Te, German lines, apparently having the North Sea battle, the Elbing’s ae vik Ot ihe baat WHO om vate a hie ean bol vet fe; | erations characterizes the fighiing act o as the “extraordina D1 , Nextt from Thiaumont Farm to Damntoup, a — of the British €UN-| tone of about three miles, as of “ex- = treme violence throughout the whole They say that the Elbing Was 6-) week” The climax of this battle was posed to the contimious heavy fre tne capture of Fort Vaux on June 7 of British dreadnoughts for a@ 10, «More than six divisiona of Ger. perlod and a single fair bit would | e * the report ., ahi Ars against Mrs, Frame,| torn out by the roots to-day and ef- have eufficed to sink her, but ahe| “two of which were newly Drought Up | mien wealthy Christian Sclontiat reader, |forts to get him over the local tele- Was not hit once. On the other hand, | one from the Balkans, the other from . mate rt te inne Ay a eet Add Was resuined before Supreme Court} phone are unavailing. ceording to the Ger officers, al. | the Western front.” (This may mean vie why should chere wot bu an | Justice Gavegan and a Jury The Colonel absolutely refuses to Hint Gey ae aia : te | Re RL, ee ae bak wate need n tae arms of Mrs, Hoimes teatified that shortly | ee any one and will not say yea or, most every ( found its) British front, or tt may be a cable slyocuiy tn the aris x ‘ y 3 billet. The German cass, they error for “eaxtern front.” j one All-Desived—a God per- | after verson ‘had embraced | nay to any questions. The news- maintain, was duo solely to aupertor| The afternoon's bulletin mentions | ot one might ammurtally | Chris Se she pald bim al paper correspondents are doing ve end 4 toll 4 a of pasnioe, 6a acme of | Yt at Wildw the country es-| picket duty at the foot of the Hill of Cious delight in which there | tate near New Canaan, Conn, owned | Silence. For the first time since the Juld be ho abatement, no sub- jointly by Weaverson aad Mrs, | Colonel entered pubilc life he will net lence of the heart, mo chill |), be interviewed. various minor operations, tneluding marksmanship some mining in the Argonne, In which The officers give the duration of the|two German mines produced a eingle battle as seventeen hours, during four- | crater eighty ba ll in diameter. teen of which the Elbing was con Mrs. G.Vere Tyler ning of the ardor, no ebbing = that the Colonel will : . y ) Mrs, Frat The atory go tinuously enzaged, Bread wax die | TWO LIEUTENANTS SHOT There Are Four Kinds of Real Love Lasts Through exclatmed: See eesti" | bo wlad to have the Progressive Party tributed once, but there was no paus9 | Love, in the Opinion of Life and Eternity, Avers Lee aera: the transport of | the first student 1 have instructed in| Pass inte history: | t wae e seit Chnatian Science and the only one| created Frankenstein that remorse: God hag seat to me, Por that reason | lessly pursued ts maater and brough' 1 must have him about his downfall, The Progressives William D, McAdams, a farmer, | 40 organization are of no further T. Everett Harre It Is) >\s0.« union the Kiss wi mouths shail never pa Spiritual Electricity, a |i" never fail the hear’ but Which, thrilling, tingling, and mime Aer gota gow" an) BY “JUMPY'? SERGEANT irs. G. Vere Tyler, but Hibing were lost | There’s Only One Worth cident of Irish Rebel- M fe jue as @ medium of promoting the The Frauenlob was engaged from 7 | ( Ps T < immense, ‘shall last forever and | Woe anch = adjoins Wildwood, | ¥4 ‘ . , | ammense, “shall le " personal ambitions of Colonel Roose Back Seal tele © OL, aoa neat wn] Hon, ‘Diselosed at Court ay Die a ca ng Be en cor. Wii sek ear, aes perl eee si {ne court | Erie muoner the Moose ta eared he battle at midnigh : , p - omen: Know more aol ih . ol re to Its last resting place and the ore Goae Week bale thee wbalid ueolit Martial in Dublin and That Is Woman’s. rere There’s No Jeal=| 0 iin ‘yon you tuk so" t cae Ce rey taken from the door the better the * tinuously over their ship while . . P, | cusy. asked Mr. Harr Colonel will be pleaesd. hent was on af DUBLIN, June 12 An tneldent © ; H __ (¥en, bec Women are more in- is akoli-nota 8 ay aw ap ‘The Colonel has broken adi his the Franenioh was hit | the Irish rebellion heretofore key By Nixola Greeley-Smith. = } ; See aia the leven Ne Wased {and Lcaught him an the wet: that , cords for keeping jut of larntic thay reek plosions being #0 secret cama out at « court-martial Whit is lave?” ayked a juryman of SUbieCt causes the Ares to burn th Jargucrite Movers Marshall, of Wore. and the jove brain | What € did,” suid MoAdame angrily be edieeadd 2 bhi, Meg aC —° hoard was swept away, < to-day, It concerns the shooting by Justice Crane in the trial of a breach| Hotter. Almost any deed of ivy What ts lowe? that weighs and meas ind counts |. Weaverson, on cross-cxamtnation, | 20 ae See reaents Cn 5 lg ehth n the morning the cruiser was reeant of the guard at the amise auit in Brooklyn last week,| CXcusable, because it is outside of the; ‘The question, al As cryptic as jven now man in love | testified beim Cae bs ea jrath, the Colonel's cone heine ia & torpedo, the explosion | Guiness Brewery s officer and The juryman's| Person's power to control it Don't! Pilate’s, was put again the other day |! nell iy rahip in ine Pours rolled in from Chicagd in George W The Eling ort haracterized |#0 employee of the brewery wher inquiry was ex-| YOU agree with me | fe Supeeme meant so much mor eee manager and Eye Te Satya oa mien there was ly the Hritich allegation that the | he took for rebels iefendant Lie. He was,| WHEN PROUD PEGASUS BE Co f Brooklyn | gratifigation | of opened al Nee | man fleet abandoned the field. | s Mt Robert Flood of the Roya naturally, a man,} COMES OLD DOBBIN. by «juror sud a, Sire That, of cours f They pointed out tha ally, a man,) és : but there is also mental comrade- a to all otter, busis OC! whip mere ae iad ke raneeay a and | Dublin Fusiliers. He is charged with & married man, “Indeed, L do not," I replied, “Love ruarried maa. Jus-| BME there ja aleo mental comrade. | vices and social affeira, He had ad- ASK Rae GROCER FOR A. Lucas of and Willlam many of them speedier than the Ger- | the murder of man, and that nothing prevented | King Edward's H them trom following. It was but| J, Rice, who was employed at the natural that the Germans should | brewery. gradually have worked nearer their | | hase, but there was no truth in the statement that they avoided a de- etaton, the officers insisted and a resident of | ™4y be controlled and should be con- Brooklyn | trolied for the good of its object, and His first mig./ that is the sole purpose of a genul take, though, was, love. [f women would give men love y are asked for it the tice Crane dellb-| tect and cherish, th not physical “I bolleve I saved that fortune for * “And when this great love comes to[ her." Weaverson said, "I felt very | a he was wise! It), ing, shouldn't it be like| proud of my achievement.’ What) omy when the n Jecems to me that) the of Juggernaut, which ruth The witness denied that he refused | At world would impler and happier “ithere are other overrides all that is in Its|to rent a piano for his wife's plean- Eten eo ftw to astonish me that | problema infinitely | Path?” & urged. ure while they were living with Mra r an. Nojthe experienced man shrinks from! Wiad eal \ “No, for love grows on selt-dental Frame at Wildwood, but admitted erately dodged an of all the ‘me’ and ‘you’ |counting of her $2,000,000 estate, waswer — wherein union of vised Mra. Frame to sue for an ac- E@m heat, Wau " re tha) a sergeant, and whe Bee anion labaden ras, struck |g @ window, which waa co y to man knows what|love; that when he sees « grand | : Rec suited to erifice.” averred Mr. he didn't care much gine room and completely disabled | 1 tions, Flood ordered his arrest jove ts Why should know. since passion heading his way, he dodges it. MADSUEOTE M MARSHALL 1 mind. he maid that he did music, He denied PURE FOODS : i abled | and later his execution as well a i r But now, | understand why he dodge Pr. taendlovera Havel married woman with heen any acts of minc her and she had to be left behind . i love ya the twilight-sleep of the brain ets a vel i ha chuck her fa * Wen AHalles hee man tanhesilC of Rice out, Warwick | | 1 would, too, The man who kno 1 1166 4 ld chuck her part of himself and Mrs, Frame, Th W. 1d’ B Fa aieed nie 1 which wor awake to find jife yealizes that a W 1 c “ of love, and) with a soul mi Well, Her G6) Tal gecemceces a eae . e or! est. ing tot , “ selves—married? you,’ 4s just the lump ort nove probably For U don't be Ny woman with vii Everythin put very “jum 1 1 went, % seeking au-/out to the colt in one b Ane Therefore fw © \ ebildren either ts or has @ aoul nomically, aeaially and politically, under the jabel. the other conceals a br Hae fad'the ‘ p any aw ian) ide m and ashe will not give herself, |Your grocer hority, to And the answer to that per-| gin over his head when he & efi “Ho you think that there's a future| wholly and finally, except where MRS. T. R, APPEARS jenn Usturbing question, “What is! enough to her. The wise colt Everett Marre, whose newest tale. gar tove? TL questioned finally, "Im tt reat love is. Third, she will not ove? T did not imitate that juryman!that when a woman puts Pegasus to “Be ' Woman!” is the colorful to he more generally felt and (44 afraid of emotional experience, | T0 BE DEE- LIGHTED ind quiz a man about It. When you; the plough for her tt chronicle one Mary of Alexandria, | understood %" of eaining 4 parapestive whe eby tion of tr n ‘ ie iae ne * she may know the truly trans- want t what Jove is find the! {On | 7 . Wha who vs her event AND IT'S ALC LEFT TO THE) fivingand perfect emotion when woman, U found her in the person of and shoul ea fu i s the tl afict of NEW VENUS. ind dior To-Day | Mrs ; daughter-in-law | cyclone break over rintia { Pagahiainy tan’ ihe & he woman of to-morrow will di fe Abroad \With {of President John ‘Tyler, who has eon. | {variable result of te ¢ 5 of all loves, human and di clared the nov Colonel | Interesting ; Mes Tyler Has a “But love vine, A Oe wholly yeaa tie In a to i ane new Lonel 4 46 theclane dn Wgainatarok the woul. lt (earn) Lonpreter ' Ut toverts passion in who is going to be t e A Pimple to dispose of— 4. eh), 44) jane 12 ee eee ee eel Moen ann eee un nok al CGEH woul, a) EHMeNE: ERELe NTF. TIhETE dah sd ae nee A Rash to banish— Press). Mrs. Theodore 1 y. [she has called “The Vivisectionist of errata hay Vat least «workin ——_——— A Complexion to clear—, “she be depen eee ner s 1 ate te viistheati sweety Che aie | She hopes at's true that husbs write t Mrs the da te objection to the femin r ov Eczema to heal— | SN aiticert Ek tiny ahs cee feeg vac eet ea iw that It will tend t “Love,” he defined for me, ‘is tel's side as they started out for a) the cotillon with Methuselah, Few | she inust pay for It by physical pain dash eect in love, a dy } 2 seback ride across country from| people know that the lesser half of | @%d the infidelity of ana . namic force which reaches out far | ri ait create ig ane eo thao ey ato wo £0) Ha" combines pnt | U ° “0 ) a second time lute in life to a very| for robbing me ‘ seusly with tian ibe found 2 a tte oni fain to can be for e meoting of two real lovers is ——_s “ a ‘ Peas Iba Oy OIE EEA | ane a towering white flame, instantly 34th Street—New York ment may be seen. “ lavmeahervor the ¥ouNROr AGE TOE ‘tyler ae aa 4 ici kindled. in great love there is no ses arc met tiuies | ent en and that if her husband were | make tho heroine | who finally tr dealsusys tbat belenge fo salt, : efficient remedy lta many users kn: Alive to-day be would be in his late; UNPNS over the he vanipird wl love: ANG love Shak js real: lnete W Ss B ala Reread ith Poem =| HAST sho Clone ae eden In Saat Coca omen’s Summer Blouses Se PARE MANILA. erin te Beane (TOU? suincuy aide Gotonel win ALL LOVES THERE SHOULD ®% him. Wh \" Tee al Gadvenwn GhHntAseoel tories, | apped . alkative, He « uffer, by ¢ ; at u say ob eSemracet oe ewe | pear ees gtnaive ee] BE PARSION | Ei yal Pat aere son eta Offering Unusual Values Tuesday ¥ ot t No. 105 Rast Fit- om murs Love rt in t w n ’ te tis tove? My alt meat DrBbNi Hae AeAL GAC. wAIhK@nE 10.75 to 15.00 Women’s Blouses Reduced to 7.9 INDORSED BY COURT ,. nds of love: The! gominers Deanne (a) or (eye) | ; child, the love of Gas a hla ame ter Taken from the Regular Stock child for parent, ve of man for | Suniteht ty Fe eee = e Upholds Action ot Per ple in Repeal| woman and the love of woman for asa urself proj And “t 7 “ About 225 High Cost Blouses, consisting of Hand- very Ig tf! of Gerrymander Law Pissed | man: ? aie OME RU ATONIAN THEORY OF Embroidered Nets and Crepe Georgette, in white 7 90 \ | “In all these four loves there must t t | THE JEALOL and colors. 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