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A GREAT OPPORTUNITY.
r,
eSBMitiM arc not
iUKKRS for the .A Memoir's
lend enough to turn the heads of its future numbers.
Critic, point out that tho investigating committee wIJI
have but three week for it work, that it has no appropriation for
ita experrsee. that it mean to touch nothing but State highway? "MB
Mau public interests require," and that ii will rummage only anion)?
Democratic bygone. Its chairman is rxpctel to he an old style
fUpuNican who hail from the furthest confines of the State imd
Republican nn n
who will be one of five guaranteed
committee of eight.
If thii committee winta the public to helieve that it means bus:Stat it will hasten to put up proofs of its zeal. If it rises to it
opportunity which ia every bit as big as that which fell to the
leuhTlative committee that investigated insuranoa acandali it can
auture for itself a proud place in the history of New York.
A committee which tnbordinates polities to a determined effort
t get to the bottom of the rottenness; that has crept into the hand-lin- g
of the State's hnsineoe will have the enthusiastic eupport of every
food citizen from the St. Lawrence to the Battery.
Republican clique pouncing on
On the other hand, an
tho graft evidence accumulated hv Commissioner Osborne and Iis-- 1
y
Whitman, and slyly firing up the same for Bom Barnes
It) tae in the campaign next fall, will only fill us with impatience
aaad diegnat
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Pay son
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frraft-liiinfint-
ItfcS MS Tork Kireini World).
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Practical Joke That Cott Two Million l.ivtt
.
thf title (lenshls Ktmrr (rnenninir "wreaieat umssri.
f and began his task of world conquest by scaling ri
Chinese wall and subduing nearly all Chine.
Insult.
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I
He soon derided to confine his own conquests t
the very Far Kaat, leaving for his four sons. If dm4H
the task of annexing the rest of the earth. He aent peace messages to SBskt
affect, reassuring several startled rulers. And, back from Turkestan oaaee
one batch of envoys with shaven faces.
Among the Mongols a beard was not only a mark of true manhosjC'tnt
of rank as well. There was something half sacred about It. Men (aa nowadays in the East) swore by their beards as by some holy relic. To hue
hands on a man's heard (whence we get our expression "to beard" a foe)
was dire affront. To cut oft hie beard was mortal Insult. Genghis
hastened to punish the slight put on hie ambassadors.
With an army 700.000 strong he marched Into Turkestan. Th
habitants rallied to drive back the Mongol Invader. In the very flrat
the Khan was slotorleus, leaving ltO.000 dead enemies on the fleld
On swept the Mongols, conquering every army or city that
them. Meantime all over Europe panic terror reigned. In churches
out Franca, Germany and In far off England trembling priest and people
prayed:
.
"From tbe fury of the Mongol hordes, good Lord, deliver ual"
Everywhere wholesale murdsr followed on the heels of Mongol rtciary.
Pillsge, flames and murder were avenging the shaven beards.
At last the mighty city of Bokhara was bealeged. This was the "cototr
of science" snd one of the foremost capitals of the earth.
Oonghls Khan entered Bokhara at tbe hesd of his yelling array '4ad
rode his horse up the stepe of the city's principal moaque. There, tuning
to his followers, he shouted:
"The hay Is cutl Peed your horses!"
j
Even the dullest soldier recognised this strsnge speech as a permlssjpn
to plunder at will. And In a moment the work of looting began.
Bokhara was sacked. Its Inhabitants were murdered with horrible
tortures. At last only a heap of smoking ruins instHbsd
the site of the "centre of science."
One city after another was treated In like fasbjfon.
Insult
Here and there a few skilled artisans were spared"!
j were
shipped to Mongolia as slaves. But. excels-fo- r
these, all captives were slain. In and uround Marat
alone l.fioo.000 persons are said to have been massacred. Russia wea, .Invaded during this campaign and Its strongest armies routed.
At last Ghengis Kahn tired of the bloody sport and turned his attention
again to China. The debt was paid. The shaving of the envoys was rs- -
A Mortal
i
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aft
up-Sta-
rrlct-Attorne-
.
m move Into the new Munlrlpal
Make
Quite rlaht
Rulldinx. With a HS.OOO.OOO marble home, there la nn raoaoa
why this rlty should go on forever paying board bills for mom
ban of tbe municipal family who think tbey would rather
"room out."
!Th
...
MAKE A START, ANYWAY.
PLANS to end theatre ticket speculation in'
already
taking the form of legislative bills and
are
city
municipal ordinance.
abuse
Whan determination to put a stop to this
is
fall
to
to
everybody
action
up
definite
it
shapes
itself
into
last
at
defects
even
though
most
its
plan
tupport
mark
the
popular
is nd
it aa only an experiment.
y
Aeaistant
Train, after studying the matter,
ttoognt the public would be satisfied to have ten rows of the belt
aula at each theatre sold through a central agency at an advance of
twenty-fiv- e
cents on the preaant price.
Although the idea of one agency does not suggest increased
the aobemo might be worth trying. But whatever the price
lao naya for his seat, and wherever and however he obtains it, the
a on age theatregoer would like to feel that when he buys his ticket
Ikllaa aa good a chance as any one else of getting the best seat or
group of seats actually unsold at that moment.
If th seats are ail in the box office rack, subject to order only
the box office window or by telephone from accredited agents,
ft 1m hat that certainty and convenience into the bargain.
XI la to be hoped that our experiments will keep us moving in
T
WILL-MEAN-
rented.
ssssaw
long-standi-
Monologues
Mother
By Alma Woodward
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1S14 bf Th. Praa PistlkataHj Oa. (Th. New Tork FNralss
Is the ado-tea- t
a man's composition.
that brings out
MART
SILVERY SMOKESTACKS.
Not all the henpecked men are married; nobody but a bachelor with
a doting mother and a watchful sister knowa the true meaning of "home
rule" and petticoat tyranny.
Union Electric light and Power Company agrees to repaint
four towering smokestacks of its new Harlem generating
retiring
gray calculated to "melt into the akv."
Jtort
tauhouaoa in certain aectiona of the city have adopted gray paint
S
usffj excellent results. Everybody admits that huge
sAatonaya rieing dark and dour into the air give a dismal, sordid tone
ny prospect. And the aama applies not only to gashouses, hut
to) to wacehouees of formleas, blank-watype.
Tho United Statea Nary spent a lot of time and money to find
tatthumrp gray" that ahoutd render ships as nearly as might be
tavWUe. Maybe something even better can be devised for painting
oMannoys and gua tonka in the city.
A pale, ailrer gray, with a faint lustre, is, for example, almost
ittdiatinguuthable in miaty weather, while in the bright, dear sunlight with which this city is happily bleesed to a greater degree than
other capitals audi a tint mijrht help an unsightly sta k tn ial;e on a
aomblanee of almost ethereal lightness ami grace.
mm
d
Many a man who U too tender-hearteto pour salt on an oyster will
pour aarcasm all over his wife's vanity and then wonder why she always
shrlvela up Inside her shell at sight of him.
d
If you want to interest a man tell htm that he sbould have been an
author; If you want to flatter him, tell him that he should have been an
li
Hits From Sharp Wits.
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How long did you say. Mr Murphy?
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Letters From the People
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Taelalme Twasars.M
KdtUr.fTtu
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In saving thing for a rainy day
a good many girls begin with silk
stockings.
see
Don't he too sure that s girl will
look like her mother st fifty. This is
a fast are.
...
Many people who have never Been
the Inside of an arithmetic have a
knowledRO of tlKurcs.
Cultivate the habit of smiling right,
after breakfast. It may he u strUK-glebut It is a wonderful tonic.
He thankful for small favors else
mlirht have no cause to be
thankful.
Ilryan. in his capacity of peace
maker, should turn his attention to
the baseball situation. Macon Tele
graph.
you
Anti-saloo-
see
see
people
In
Old
York
Stat want all liquor labeled with
the skull and croaabones. Hut what's
the use? All drinkers know that
when It Isn't selsar It's poison. To-
ly anything thut la out hefnro. m.
Alao the aalarlea paid to atenographerN
i inienu starting In some other
country, England preferred, and would ledo Blsde.
use to know just what 1 am up
against. This ought to be of Interest
to many other readers.
J. W.
Eveslas WoiM:
Th only distinction between tbe
tarns "Old Maid" and "Bachelor
lasty" (or "Bachelor Girl") to this:
Tho former to aa old saying, th latter a ttttto more up to data. But the
asset recent on to "Unclaimed Treasthe Hoate Oroaea.
ure." Why should any en object to To um Ediur of The
World:
called an "Old Maid?" There Anawerlng "Tired u VYife'a"
letter, if
few old maids these days I there to
anything worse than a
d
r th term an honor. 1 am
with a grouch I have yet to
t an old maid myself, but
I
meet
it.
have
a
huaband who would
t to be an "unclaimed treasure."
get a medal for the grouchlest man
MART.
alive If auch prlsas were given out.
f
Chaaeee ta
Th mau with a grouch la not a mau
r.7taw Watt:
Cshier he is a woman tighter He
Srr
Will some reader with experience la would not dare say to a man the
kindly let m
know the cranky things be save to hla wlfa.
there are In Ixwdon. Knctand. Much men set their own ounishment
4 young man, nineteen years of for they lose the respect of their
wfth a pretty good knowledge of wire ana children, and everybody
y and typewttttng? I hare hates thorn. They are apparently Incurable and their poor wives can do
nothing but grin and bear It.
UNHAPPY WIPE.
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Favorite Recipes
of Famous Women.
Mr$. Woodbrldqt N. Ferria.
Pinnpple Dainty
a half Inch slice of nut Ice
cream between two slices of
pineapple.
Decorate with e a
Star ."f whipped and sweetened cream
and nair a walnut meat.
r
Mra. Mary Uuthnell Parr.
Fried SoodU:
you And three or four
of chicken or turkey and
a Mint a
left nvtr
try this Maks a dtoh of nssfaes thus:
Break aa egg Into a dtoh of
WHEN
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time. Oh. yes.
you can, dear.
Now. look hard
and you'll he
sure to get It
I
Jt .Jt
right.
What?
Half past seven?
actor: but If you want to "In his heart tell him that you I.OVK to hear Now. you KNOW that Isn't right.
him sing!
Iteggte. it's eight o'clock, and that's
your bedtime.
Hop right along, dear, because you
The yoke of matrimony Is so heavy that a man sometimes has to find
have to get eleven and a half hour'
an affinity to help him bear It
sleep. Yes, mamma will go in and
turn on the light for you, and then
When you tell a girl that a man haa "Ideals," somehow she sort ot when you're undressed you csll her
she'll com in and turn it off.
dreads to meet him for fear his collar will be too low and his brow too high. and
No, Reggie, I won't undress you.
You're old enough to undress yourAnd you don't feel sick either.
When s man sighs "No woman loves me!" you may be sure that a lot self. just
iRSiness that makes you
It's
of them do. Only an amateur acts as his own press agent In advertising want me to undress you
Well I'll inat unlace one shoe for vol!
hla prowess with the fair sex.
to get you started,' but that s all I n
do, Reggie. I'll not do another blessed
understand .' No, you run't
after thing,
It is awfully hard for a woman to go on being a
You
sleep between the blankets.
she has married her particular "hero" and seen him standing before the must sleep between tbe sheets 1
cloud-hursleep,
do
soldiers
through
razor
swearing
care
a
whether
of
his
don't
at
and
mirror
between blankets. You're not a sol- r.
dler. and, anyway, they haven't any
sheets. Now. don't irritate mamma.
Mamma is not In a very
A widower sometimes merries on purpose; a bachelor always by sheer good
anyway.
humor
accident
Of course, you've got to brush your
as well If you
do
It
won't
testh. No.
'
morn- brush them twice
Ing. And wash your hands with the
J
J
all the gold or the dross
gladly knock off paylna tts taxes long
to watch Mr. Rockefeller come serosa with bis.
AT the
mamma the
A Widower Sometimes Marries on Purpose;
A Bachelor Always Through Sheer Accident
V MSCJJP3 KOWlAKIia.
OopnWM.
THE urgent request of residents on University Heights tho
EGG IB, look at
the clock, darling, and tell
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Do ere
ISM. bf Tbe Pnej P4Wh!n
On Diplomacy.
e,
brick-colore-
Tcrhunc.
KHAN sent s peace embsssy Into Turkeatsn. Tbs Govprovlnre tbere. by way of ahowlns; his conteesnt for
ernor of
the barbarian chief, seised the ambassadors, had their luxurious black beards shaved off and sent them back to their
master. The cost of this practical joke swelled to more than two million
Urea and tbe conquest of a vast region. It also for the first time tnroed
the Mongol hordes loose Into Knrope.
Genghis Khan bsgan life as a petty Mongol chief tun His true Betas
wag Temudjln. In a few years he aelsed all Mongolia.
Then an obliging aootbsayer prophesied that Temudjln sbould comrosr
the whole earth, and tbe young warrior set out to make the prophecy
NO. 1M67
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VOLUME 34
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Great Masterpieces of Art
FlaW OF VENICE. By Francesco Guardi,
1712-179-
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Words You Use
Incorrectly
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New Tork swsalag
oh!
Just a second, sweetheart!
she eon.
ma's running as fast
Yes. I'll turn on the light tight ssttsy.
Darling, why didn't you tell msSUJaa
before that your throat hurt Stout
Wait, I'll give you a teaapoonfut of
honey: that'll ease It, love. And a
glass of water, of course. As many
glasses as you want.
or courae, angel; or course,
ma 'It lie down beside you and hold
your hand. There, there, pet, never
mind about the bad, old throat:
mamma 'II tell you a story and sank
you forget all about It. Onoe upon a
time
I,.,.
tnaaa-Reggt-
.
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The May Manton Fashions
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QUITE Don't use "quite" to mean
"partly" or "almost." Quit means
wholly, entirely, completely.
To say
I am quite well" is to say "I sm
entirely well." not "I am partly, or
almost, well."
RECOLLECT Recollect la wrongs- used as a synonym for "remember."
It means the mental
of
what we cannot at flrat remember.
If, for example, we cannot remember
a nam we try to recollect It.
RELIGION and PIETY
These
word are Incorrectly used to mean
Hallaion Is one's
th asms thine
'
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creed. Piety to one's goodness. There
X.
are many creeds. There Is only one
goodnese. There are dozens of Religions. TherO to but on Piety.
REMIT. Th request, "Please remit," le almost as Incorrect a it is
annoying. While It I derived from
the Latin "de" and "mitto" (meaning,
2
"
'
literally, "send again"), it means to
relinquish, to surrender or to forgive.
na you a reWhen yon ear, "I wiu
By Crsgn Hamilton Eden.
mittance." you are unconsciously im
plying that you will send a surrender
all of th principal galleii
of Venice. All hla life was spent about or
a forgiveness.
city of canal and all of his paintIN the world on will find here and th
RE8TIVE.-Tword I wrongings are Interpretation of th beauthere blight, sunlit spots that ties of her asoects by day and by fully used aa a synonym for "rest- '
We peak ot a, horse that will
stand out from the darker walla, moat nlKht. This picture I en before less
noticeably the radiant pictures of which a group of student will always not stand aUll a "restive." "Resmeans "standing stubactually
tive"
Francesco Guardi. lie lived In Venice be found, owing to It marvellous
bornly still" "refusing to move."
and seemed to know nothing else but drawing. It to at th Louvr.
I'TTER This adjective to merely
font of the word "outer."
a tablespoon of water and a pinch of of an egg In a skillet. Put th noodles another
(The verb "to utter." thus mean "to
very ufr'
M
(hat It can be Into the hot butter and fry fly to nut
out" or ta "put forth." and banc
rniien neeny n. Inin at PSPCT. TT.U ten minutes, turning once. Cut the
apeak.") But too often th sequantity will make two aheeta as large chicken Into small pieces free from "to
to misused to mean
lective
"uttr"
as you can well handle. Hpiinkle with bones, warm In the gravy, and whsn absolute''
or "entire." Whsn th
flour, roll up, cut In sections, then ready to serve, dip this over- th Bible soeaks of "utter darknaea" It
lice the ends with a sharp knife very noodles In a deep dish or platter.- This means "outer darkness." But when
liun. tiave ready a kettle half full men is line wnen ktoiiuhuw u folk nowadays apeak of an "utter
of boiling water slightly salted. Drop stewed prunes, California style.
failure" or hu "uttsr succeeo," or
tn noodles in looaoiy. They will sink.
"utter happtas . tay are aj
I In a few minute
will be floating Ctjn
on tho tot). Drain through a stov or Ka. jrt"
taoura." "ejt
fu.1 asrBxs
of butter sky
V
effect
the use of con
trasting saa--
lerials
give
this
the bolero
suggestion that
new and smart. The
blouse portion la cut
In one piece with
sleeves Joined at the
trooping
shoulder
line.
Vest portion
sre stitched to tho
blouse. Plain and.JBg-urc- d
foulard are th
materials illustrated,
hut crepe de eltln
with lace or sheobw
blouse
net would be
'r
exttJM-Ingl-
y
dainty; and for
wool crepe with flaw-re- d
silk would he
.harming.
For medium tts
I he
blouse lOSMfctJ)
i
H yds. of
;L
t more sturdy gown
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nail brush. I should think you'd
ashamed to go to bed with
hands.
Now. get right Into bed and not another word out of you. I did kiss yea
good-nigonce. Oh. well. I'll has
you galn. There. Now I'm gobs to
put out tbe light and I want yen to
turn right over and go right to
Good night, precious.
IKIt mlnubw liter.)
What? What are we doing
Is Mmnktng his pipe and playing)
Held and I am reading th
news In the newspaper. No. T
didn't hear any one eating. Thar I
ou heard
nothing here to eat.
breathing.
Yes. that'
what
heard, dear.
What? A drink? No. yon
need a drink. You had a glass) C
milk and two glosses ot water
before you went to bed. Yon
be thirsty, Reggie.
You think your th
What?
hurts you? Where? Oh,
darllne. really? It hurts you to
low? Haby! Mamma's darling! You
think your tonsils are swollen? Oh.
Pattern
stow
sjatots
No.
UM
"Sly
WwrT
Paney
louse, 34 to 42
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lust.
mjrU
Tomyaaj
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plaln-gao-te-
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jaw.
in.
will) l '.j, yos. OT figured 3T, 1U ydv:at.
. yd. 44 and 1
) uw. ul t urning,
Pattern No.
Is out In sis
Zi to 42 luvhM
measure.
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