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I h- I The Evening World Daily Magazine Wednesday January 6 1909 t I e lyitiu siiitQaaeeaea n n S5 IS i i 1 f 4r OOtorW- AboutB- Fifty American ute Turn 1 Published Dally Except Sundny by the Press Publishing Company Nns U to 63 y Maurice Kettena Park now H t JOSEPH rUMTZEn Pre IP Park Ran J AXOU3SHAW BtTnu Ki earl now So1diersofFortune the Postt0t11ce at New York as Second Cbu Mall Matter 1 Entered By F vcrlptlon Ratu to Th + Eveslnc For England and the Continent and Albert Payson Terhune 1 of World for tho United States All Countries In the International ami Canada I Postal Union r One Year BM Ona Year JTS NO 34MliK1WKT1IKR LEWIS One Month 30 One Month U u X a series of 410 bills issued few years ago was the portrait of a sui- ¬ t VOLUME 40 NO 17303 rE GA- cide the first suicide whose tare ever ifdorned Uncle Sams cur-¬ 0 rency He was Merlwetber Lewis k Jl Lewis was a relative by marriage of George Incidentally TRINITYS PROPERTY SBIll I he was a born ndventurer lie was u Virginian iintl from 1771 the year of c 17SS In a atmosphere About his SUite the Amer his birth to lived warlike has at HINTiT COKP011AT10X 4A5 lean Revolution raged Rattles sieges and military tactics formed the dally last made a public statement of SIR talk of the neighborhood Yet by the time the lad was old enough to bear how much money it takes in and 1 arms our country was at peace Lewiss first chance at fighting came when In 1701 He volunteered once for active ser-¬ what it does with it The state- ¬ Shays rebellion broke out at 4 so upon his mind did life that next l YORK 1- vice and strong a hold martial take ment rends like n life insurance NE year he entered the regular army report in the days before the rising to rank of = For the years he followed a soldiers career at last the j Armstrong investigation = captain But there was little In our army at that time to appeal to hla Excluding the Trinity Church love of adventure The Revolution was past the War of 1S12 was still many 1 J- ean away There was talk of a war with prance but this soon simmered paid graveyard plot nt the head- t K R o K t 9 dnnn Except for local Indian campaigns and a few other expeditions there was of worth about I no fighting nor Immediate prospect of any Sn IcwU loft the service In ISO and 33000000 St Polls and its X932 t7- become private secretary to President Jeff- roR < ersonmo t Jefferson well iimltr tooil the during fiery nature of churchyard nt and A Soldier i ids young secretary ami at the first opportunity put a Oy r a War I It to active employment Our country bought I iVescy street worth nbout 15000000 the Trinity Church Cemetery Without ease rare the rat trait of land Known us the Loultf- t and its eight chapels worth perhaps 10000000 more the Trinity N lana Purchase Most of the new territory was prac ¬ I romvet I tically an untrodden wilderness There were no definite chants maps descrlp Corporation says its remaining property was assessed in 1908 at I lions Ac of a large part of It The tnlteil States knew In a general way the 13046300 nature and scope of the IuiTuise lands but hall very little exact knowledge on ll the subject The natural resources that might hI contained In this tract the 11 This incomeproducing property consists of several downtown G 1 possibilities of Its unexplored portions the location and trend of some of Its business buildings four blocks and hundreds of scattering lots 127 2O rivers the conformation nail soil of much of the ground Itself all these were un- ¬ known Even a goodly of territory outside Purchase was on Hudson street nlone in round figures 1000 downtown lots part tnlted States the almost wholly unexplored j A low estimate on this property is 20000000 Trinitys pull Jefferson realized the nerd of obtaining closer Information about these pos- sessions So he privately asked Congress to authorize and pay fur an expedition i has been so great that the assessment of its lots averages less than 4 I Into the new lands Obtaining such permission leffcrsun put Ieils In charge twothirds the assessments of tenements on the cast side owned by 1 of the whole with to explore the continent as far as the Pnclflo >I l matter orders email property owners and made Capt William Clark another Virginian second In coinmmil iM The little party consisted of thirtysix soldiers guides nigroii end friendly The lowgrade tenements which constitute the bulk of what Indiana Mt from Washington July t ISM went to Pittsburg and titers Ii Lcmh out I owns n much higher percentage on their value C equipped his followers for the long march Pushing on lo 8tloulslhe explcrer I Trinity pay than ar wintered then sailed up the Missouri lller moving ever northward passing o office buildings highclass hotels and apartment houses That is be- ¬ close to the present city of Illsmnrck X Diik Thence westwiird across the lr cause runny investors dislike lowgrade tenements Jf old tenements- Rocky Mountains and to the head of the Columbia Itlver Down tho Columbia they sailed to the Pacific Ocean and made branch trips through H largo part ot did not pay so well they would all be torn down 0 Oregon t According to this Trinity statement the gross rentals from all its Travel was show Part of the 4HO mile journey from the Junction of the M Missouri and Mississippi Rivers had been made by boat and raft part on horse real estate were only 752741 The pew rents from Trinity St buck and much on foot Cold hunger Indians the wilderness Itself hampered- Pauls St Johns Trinity Chapel and the six other chapels were only the explorers steps Rut the party pressed on fearlessly Lewis and his assist- ¬ ants prepared Invaluable neaps and notes of earn stage of the strange daring 18210 and the total receipts from Trinity Church Cemetery were journey Having penetrated as far north us Canada and as far west u the but 582 Pacific the expedition turned homeward Lewis reached Washington again on St Valentines lay TOT after an absence of three years and a half The results of his discoveries were laid before Jeffer- ¬ son and made by him the subject of a special Message to Congress Clark In rd- reward for his services was raised high In civic and i1 + t military affairs Lewis was appointed Governor of The End of Missouri Going to take up his Gubernatorial duties I I In r frsr the Jobrney Lewis found everything dire contusion He set v v v to work at once restoring order out of chaos 1 end he succeeded But the strain of his long dangerous exploring trip and the troubled state of Governmental affairs In Missouri com- ¬ bined to break down his health and perhaps his mind On Oct 8 ISM while stopping near Nashville Tenn on his way to Washington he killed himself I Th man whose heroism had blazed the path of Progress through thousand of miles of trackless wlldem died by his own hand at the age of thirtyfive throwing away a future that might well have led him to even higher pinnacles of fame

Mining nnmberi of this lerlei roar be obtained by lending one cent for each utimbcr to Circulation Department Krenlns World C J u a- My Cycle of Readings on Progressive Matrimony I KTOI a G e By Count Leo Tolstoy I reel y Smith ii i1M ier Wives ds = Which d My and Translated by Herman Brnstein M Ili Of this total almost a half waa spent office w in expenses repairs I I Copyrighted by one Preen Publlililug Company the New- and taxes Trinity Cemetery is put down as having cost York World lt Gencraly the young man and the man adopts his first wife and lets his Jr aaror 4 The net return of the real estate was less than 2r per cent of P death or divorce permits the change mutability Is one of the dis ¬ J- young woman have very little to do second wife adopt him Is tinguishing rights of the American marriage Every- its valuo with their marriage They think they It takes the experience of a first wIfe I day we meet men and women of no more than middle to teach him how to love second- What does this mean Trinity Is notoriously a bad landlord contract it of their own free will to the ttDiscretion age who have taken one 1MV will shout Fire in a crowded building s husbands or wives for the third be sure but 11 a matter of fact Nature Its record in fighting health regulation is in the court reports picks up by Almost Invariably his nrst mate brings snob Its time and It has boon a matter of marvel to me that no the nape of their necks the CI1 and In the crush of the tens hundreds of girl and the boy that chance leaves to their home a little horde of wholly w lack of repairs is notorious one has attempted to study the underlying causes of people are killed Such is the obvious harm That most often alone together and marries negligible maxims which make them JAN iWho may be produced by a word hilt that harm Is just 11 f can have been getting such favorable leases and does these matrimonial permutations and combinations and them hether they will or not For both very unhappy for a time at great when we do not see people who BO perhaps deduce the still undiscovered law by her fell purpose the wine of life In He must not smoke up the dining the era ruined by 6 e Trinity know the difference between the rentals which go into its which 11 they are governed drugged with the deadly sweetness of room curtains for Instance even though- bur word 1 and his veafiury the total of the payments by the sublessee- a drat passion and her victims may comfort and their happiness go up Why does a man whose first wife made his life so In In smoke If he refrains He must not sIn connection with this financial statement Trinity announces well plead the cold gray dawn of I WOUND Inflicted by weapons may be cured but never a wound In- ¬ hideous with wranzllng that during her lifetime no day drink for no better reason than be ¬ after years that they were for that flicted by the tongue Persian Proverb tits defense for closing St Johns It says that in the neighborhood left him without a futile sigh cause her mother disapproves of It A for the peace of his fntal moment bereft of reason I illiOlo IZIHIIi1 And after working among the more Inv t pf Johns the population of bachelorhood wait only ¬ i St the barest Interval of decency The first wife is nearly always n child- are all transgressors who does not In Is telligent of his kind all da he must lie sin his words a per and descent after the luneral before taking another mate Why does n wIfe I like creature Her simple beauty and l Jmerican English in whose seek Intellectual relaxation In WK feet man who Is able to put upon all his body her simple mind appeal equally to the the social a restraint Thus do fJ185 unhappiness with her husband sang In her soul a dally dirge of Never prattle of her sewing was 12254 that in 1900 it lordly manhood of the youth of twenty circle friends we bridle the mouths of horses In order to make them obey us and again seek a second spouse before the funeral baked All these things are good for him tit 683 Are the population meats are cold Oftener than not she has gone to high no we rule their bodies thus also ships however large they may bo and how- tees doubt They make him If he Is suffi- ¬ Why the second marriage proving equally miserable does a third almost school or college with him nut she Is ever strong on ciently scolded and cried the winds that drive them are steered by a small helm at Jot American and English descent Inevitably ensue never the girl that led him In the class over a better husbnnd to his second wire the will of the pilot thus also the tongue though small does a deft I ithe only people in New York who I a fairy a long- keep No Indeed she pretty silly crea- nut meantime what has become remember reading tale merrily on ret tis consider for lathe ot A small many ture he liked to with her lessons nor own happiness of his Illusions fire can burn a great things the tongue Is also a flrenet t bare souls to be only time ago where a woman who had only from her we may deduce the others savedthe when he comes to know her I Whither has fed the visionary steam pmbclllsher of untruth Are you wise and rational Prove It In by three cheeses for dinner allowed one to Later U deed i Where It now the glory and the dreamfr- people for whom this great rev roll downhill and being unable to rev The First Wife tbh ness her puerility all her petty good behavior with sensible meekness Jacobs Message he may cover It tent the remaining two rolling Is If limitations realize that he sy iligioua should be adminis doubtful any man may be I j trust bring It might better have chosen a woman who after to back Judged responsible for his choice of I The Second and Third Wives will you hear slander against people do not taste of this anger only men women and Perhaps we do thing ra first wife and even could help him with the larger lessons be In the same with taking the subjects of other articles teredthe Into WHEN hen you hear flattery to people do not taste of this joy 1 our heart At any rate having given consideration the larger wisdom cf the of life U was this realization which this series and After them will I children for whom the wealthiest Copperflcld 1 When you hear people speaking ot the vices of i them once we keep on giving And very young woman It Is by came to David before the come Husbands Nos 1 2 I another do not no means I and I his Dora and which II pleasure parish in the world should keep a having taken a tint wife or husband certain that she may rightfully be held death of chlldwtfo a share their Listen to conversations about t church door open the virtues of people approve Imitate and rejoice Rejoice In tidings of noble deeds Rejoice In the spreading f tI- 1 of the principle of righteousness Rejoice In the dissemination of acts lot kindness When you hear of the wickedness of people Jet1lIJe as painful Letters From the People I By J K II Bryans to you as needles pricked Into your body When you hear of noble deed s The Wisdom of Youth i wrap yourself within them as with a wreath of flowers Chinese Proverbs t u Vnntu to Choose n Career How did this happen medical it crobs SAID I will take heed to my ways that I sin not with my tongue I will To tbi Editor oTtw Evening Wortd readers It the germ IB so deadly how keep my mouth with a bridle while the wicked is Headers am a young man seventeen did our ancestors thrive on him while- I before me years of age and wish to select a life we cant S C E Psalms xxxtv 2 Occupation As I have no particular Yen Apply to Regllrar i I to be preference with experts would kindly To Of EancrcC me World HAIt thcyeitroycr of the unlfleatlnn ot men to arouse in them iuKgest some congenial reined mode of Arc there some collegeslag by words unkind feeling amongst them where students I employment from which a good Income- are admitted tree under certain condi- F IIP Also I + can obtained what are the best tions And what are those conditions T L f paying occupations or professions for A c n ten toiluy and what are their average Tes For full particulars write to the ealarles registrar or the president of the college Reflections of f 4 The Pfrcrnttaf Problem you wish to attend a Bachelor vMer Girla ffo fie FMMrit The ken ing weal t Three Grade A ender states this problem X Y Z To the Edits rt Tw Evening Wtrld By Helen Rowland toil two farms at 11130 earl one at 53 Will readers please solve the following SCTWrtsa- r per fint less than Its true value ono problem In detail A man purchases three more than Its true value grades of pens spending S1o and re- 11 WV counting the cool oj yetting married lit i tr rent I did he gain lose celvlng 10 pens gave 110 I i What or The value- lIe nplnc for dont Jorpct the alimony of one farm wa UCO the value of come to apiece for others and JO W the ontf tai It it to hard for i girl to hold her skirts WiLt apiece other 15i He lost JKI on the for ethers How many did he I just high enough to escape the mini and jusl 1010 enough deaL 03 buy llZZ1EIJ I t to escape criticism rrrim and Antlfrnn- Slur I Lrrnlne 1t It only in novels men Co the EMloc it TL Etwrfnr weal To tte J fw n Tee Eterlnr Wcr ii i that love not wisely but Vf hear that klulg conviri rerme The Ninth Avenue L I think too teen In reef rife most of them love too icittly and too oJlcnt > WIIO that mlcrotxs are curled la food ought to run more uptown iralrn at love icell tnd In clothe Also that certain food the hours when theatres and opera t When a man comparrt a girl to a queen or a saint she may feel afemf J Lirtrvjmtata Sep neat be sterlUteii to- houses let out At the TWrtyfourn It n- but isnt until M begins to compare her lo a kitten or a baby that the hat gasnnt the tpru4 of dtcu Now tree ittloa II huge crowd often Iff K reason to tolcrauad th teen Bare only atMd a loaf time iraltlne In the sold any Ice perfectly sure of him m1iat4nq UPVA late a fee ttcnits ago- sad rain for a slowwmlng train This There It nothing like a tclfei absence to make her husbands heart grow a- t i on iOEO iraU tad IOU for deter oeoenu to me tuinecesRry in a any who happens to be near hart HtreH a dime my V y Now what will you do 1 wondering what your father would say If he saw you smoking Jondfr ol icoman g sf aeega aad thalJ uptodate burp like vih Im Drertn- ttgocalla A widows grief goes as deep at the black fnrnqAt + jj 1otlM44bMZflTu aUrhtttaa Why Im Goln tr hustle right oft tor tume trout company ot course Well lady t dont know u I cue much about what hod say jm ribbons i I no deeper cool 1 1tc nY SIOLONBB JTu aa buy a tovMnd cjsljg drat monn< bond r whit hed JOI I i widowers fiats hit sleees Y t i t 1 4 t ss i L =