The evening world., 1895-09-21
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invariably and automatically buy the
Sunday World and snifr at all the other
Sunday papers. Editors Of other Sunday
| papers wonder why that is also. They
have been told this week. The Sunday
World is a newspaper of "Nevers.' 1t
never appears without putting all other
sheets entirely in the shade. 1t never
fails to stir the blood 1t meyer 1ails
to surprise and never to crafty. 1t
never contains less than four pages Of
pure and chaste humor. 1t never tells
| YOU anything that you knew before, TN
less you are systematically learned. 1t
never repeats and never mods.
Sometimes we are almost sorry to tell
in advance about the wonderful features
that We have bought with toll, brains
and money. We say to ourselves: I'VE
only want intelligent readers. All intel
lgent men are getting the paper as
| fast as they can. Why should We tell
OF these fine features in advance and
worry the poor little editors who know
nothing about their business and try in
vain to Initiate us?"
This week we have q good deal to say
| about women. We aiways say a good
deal about women. but tomorrow you
usual in that line.
DR.. Forbes Winslow, a scientist, mind
| you. and a truly great man, has taken
| the trouble to write for women about
| themselves. He pities the case Of the
two millions of unmarried females and
tells them what they can do. He writes
three columns and the woman who does
not read 1t tomorrow may count that
day lost as soon as she sees its low,
descending sun. Forbes Winslow thinks
that women can compete with those of
the opposite sex, and he is an English
| mar at that
But we have better story about
women. 1t is the story of the wonder
| full California murder, told fully for the
first time.
We have more about dying Armenia
| In the Sunday World. 1t is an appeal
| written by that sincere patriot Herant
Mesrob kiretchjian.
The great Atlanta Exposition Is prop
| erly described in the Sunday World. 1t
will not be SO described in any one Of
the Sunday Worlds feeble imitators.
| You may lay to that. as Stevenson
would say.
There Is a midway plaisance at At
lanta. And the scientists have discov-
cred the microbe Of fertility. The ed
itors of the Sunday World. who have
to be fertile in ideas. have got two cans
Of the microbes with them and this
edition of the paper gets the benefit.
Col Ingersoll is now sorry that he did
away with hell. He has had his pocket
picked and does not know. under the
circumstances. how the thief Is to be
punished. 1t is thought by his friends
that the pocket picking may be the en-
tering wedge to his conversion. He tells
about the sad event in the only paper
| that amounts to anything.
| Speaking Of girls. there's a picture Of
Salvation Army girl on horseback
that Is worth framing. She looks a
good deal more attractive than Wash
ington crossing the Delaware.
What do you think Of a modern Jail.
with gratings on the cells like the gates
on ferry-boats? There is one we'll de-
scribed in the Sunday World with gen.
tleman behind the bars.
Nym Crinkle Is about the best all
around writer in New York. He knows
more than most men about most things,
and that Is al! you can ask. In addition
to that he is versatile. brilliant and pro-
life. He tanned the microbe Of fertility
and had him tethered in his back yard
years ago. This week he writes a plain
statement Of our currency muddle and
for the first time in your life you will
kIow something about 1t.
We want you to know that we are
not only brilliant, but also thorough.
Tomorrow In 'he Sunday World we
print sixteen pictures Of the falling Of
drop of water into glass Of milk.
We tell you about Partisan Turkish
baths for horses, about a new and
very queer religious female sect. about
the way to fight weevils. about the
Joyful news that the cropping of dogs
ears Is to cease. about glass collins
and mouse-traps, and about the true
blue Puritan Sunday, all on one Of
the Sunday Worlds dozens of pages.
DO you wonder that the tiny. initiating
editors get sick at heart when they
see what we do?
Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher calls
bloomers disgrace to her sex. She
wishes to give her views to the whole
world and Of course she expresses
them in the Sunday World. Mrs. Rus
sell Harrison says they are ugly. DR..
Margaret Cleaves dislikes them. Mrs.
Scrimgeour says they are supremely
ugly. Nine. Janauschek objects to
them, and Mrs. Romero calls them
hideous. But we are free from preju-
dice. We say to the bloomer girl, There
is room enough in this world for thee
and me-" and we print eight columns
of bloomer pictures that cast good
deal of light on the vexed question.
There is a baby cyclist eighteen months
old. What do you think of that? We
print his picture tomorrow. We also
print picture Of a gold ring $500 years
old. All our jokes are new. so we do not
say that the ring was made for the
leading ballet lady Of the German opera.
Seriously. dear reader, don't fail to
read our story about tho great new
botanical garden. II that does not In
terest you. you have no civic pride.
You can barely be called anthropo-
morpheus, and that's a fact. Get the
Sunday World tomorrow. We say this
for your sake. not for our own.
She Died of Appendicitis.
| FLEMINGTOS " j. Sept 2l-Mrs Nathaniel