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New-York tribune., 1908-06-24
fFtElzER G. co. GET cRossToWN BONDS

flaeizer Z 60. announce that about so50.Vo OF
aI5eoOO0 first mortgage per cent bonds OF the
,'sa1y-eighth & Twenty ninth Streets Crossto"n
~lhoad Company have been deposited with theill.
u that they expect that ut least 80 per cent OF
- oonds VIII have been deposited by Frloay'
g1ea viii enable them TO make GOOD showing
wen the application of the receivers OF the Metro
Na'sn Street Railway Company for permission TO
fant on the rental OF the crosstown railroad
1es up before Judge Laconbe on that cay Inc
nus are widely distributed and there mas peen
N<a difficulty IN reaching their holders
New-York tribune., 1908-06-24
kLeoMA STEEL MILLS SOLD?

Detroit June 23-"The News this afternoon
rats report from sault Ste. Marie that Francis
clergue. representing English capital, and An
esS Carnegie. has purchased the Algona steel
1k' z subsidiary concern of the Lake Superior
0poraton. II recently reported, and after
vac denied that the United States Steel Corpora
w had purchased these mills Mr.. Clergue pro-
1''sd the original Lake Superior corporation and
VIII uD the plant here.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-24
SurrOgdtes' Notices.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. CHARLES
i II. Beckett. a Surrogate OF the County
york notice is hereby given TO all persons having
claims against william Bartes late of County Of
Sew York deceased, present the same. vouch-
ers thereof subscriber. his place transact
f.a bus Greenwich in he City OF
sew York on or before the 18th day July next.
Dated New York the 18th day OF January. 1905
FERDINAND BARTELS. Administrator. leo Green
wich Street. Borough of Manhattan City OF New
York
81 Nassau Street. New York.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-24
ro,Eoo ICE FINE ONLY $500.

Toledo. June 23.-In the United states Court 10,
- Toledo Ice and Coal Company pleaded
;,.,, IN three counts charging IL with receiving
rebstes from the Ann Arbor Railroad Company.
Iuara Tsvlor assessed a fine of Ss0o on each
count The remaining l52 counts In the inoictmeh.
- 5,eroissed The indictments were brought
under the Hepburn law
New-York tribune., 1908-06-24
ETNA CUTS ITS CAPITAL ONE HALF
Stoekholders Remove Heinz Securities and
Hear Colorado Objections.
rer Telegraph to The Tribune. J

TBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune1
hartford. Conn. June 23-At the brief special
asetng Of the stockholders Of the 4Etna Indem-
-r Company at the branch Office in this city this
tAs-noon the capital Of $4,000 was cut to S250e"
as reduction being transferred TO the surplus
ne effect OF this action, in short is 10 nnaly
B-ge The company Of HeInze influence and assets.
Eudics.e ~ Navv Workers interested in the COM
5s,y Will replace the BeinZe stocks ana ponos,
Tch could scarcely be disposed Of at listed prices
IN gilt edged securities which IS practically All
tt Insurance commissioners Of Colorado ana otner
tAles raNa neeiref
New-York tribune., 1908-06-24
RECEIVER FOR RAILROAD COMPANY.

Ballston. n. Y. June 23.-Frederick II. Beach
was to-day appointed receiver of the Eastern New
York Railroad Company, electric line twelve
miles long The Industrial depression and fnan-
cia panic together with the failure of the Phila-
delphia banking house which carried the railroads
bonds caused the receivership.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-24
REPORT OF THE CoNpLTIoI 0 Wonv
TUE NASSAU BANK, NEW Yohh

state Of New York County of New York. ss: -
Holm MUNRO. Vice President. and EDWARD t-attIs
cashier of The Nassau Bank bank locate and DONG
business ar No Street. in the city or New
York I'm said county being duly sworn each FOR hlisef
saws that foregoing is true and correct IN al
TaSracts ~ the hest OF his knowledge and belief and
they further say usual business OF said bank
has been transacted required by the bank
ing law Chap $50 Laws of 1892. as amended), ana
not elsewhere above report is made in
nIfance with an oricaI notice Super
fntenlent of Banks designating 18th day Of June.
1905 as the day report shall be made.
JOHN MUNRO Vice President
EDWARD EARL. Cashier.
Severaly subscribed and by both deponents
tine 22d day of June 1905. before
TSeaI Of Notary.I y. II AIIING
Notary Public in Kings County.
Certificate filed in New York County.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-24

I,RoPOsAIs WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE BU-
i reau of Supplies and Accounts. Navy Department
washington d G. until 10 o'clock a m. June 80
,ooe spd pubcly opened Immediately thereafter, 10
fnpnish at the navy yard New York. n y a Quantity
naval supplies, follows: Sch. 1915: HandKer-
cbiefs-Sch 1924 AMMUNITION hoist signais-Sch
1925: Lensessch. 1927; BunkeT h5tures. 'esog gen gen
tbin1bies-Sch. 1925: Cheese cloth releasing HOOKS
.antoy cloth etc-Sch. 1880: Statonery.-Sch 1886
Flax twine insulating tape.-sch 1888; solder steel
!tibjncSch 1888: Towes-Sch. 1341: Lard, rice. tea
nr npcstions for proposals should designate the
5ed 1es desired BY number Blank proposals VIII be
sofebe6 1Ipon appiica the pay ONCE. New
TnrR n Y or to Bureau E B. ROGERS. iay-
,nasfer-Ceueral L. S. N S-12-oe
New-York tribune., 1908-06-24

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, By
Il the grace God. free and independent to julius
DanZiger. SeCred Darziger. Casper DanZtGer. Arnold
Danziger. Adolph Danztger. Bernhard Danziger Ernst
Alfred Schneider GottschaIk. Edith SuSsknd. Ger
hard Danziger LilIf EliSabetD Danzger Eva Dan
Gertrude Danziger. Hospital City
York. Home. Chronic InvaIdS. n
City York Hebrew Orphan Asylum in the City OF
New York. Hebrew Technical Institute in the city OF
York Hebrew Sheering Guardian society. in the City
of New York. Congregation Bnat JeshUrIn Congregation
chneider. Johanna FrankeI Gaelic
Noritz) Danziser. SalH Danziger. Grete Muntsr.
Johannes Jakob Danziger Hugo Danziger. Selma Lnhln
DanZiger Alfred panZiger. Lydia Becker.
Danziger Gtnther Schneider. May Schneider Mary
GotschaIk NJ SusSkInd. Hannah Rosenthai. David
Rosenthal Moses ROsenthal Frances Davis Rose sam
Danziger Of the county of New deceased.
egatee OF kin. otherwise send greeting
You and each OF YOU are hereoy citsd ana required
personally be and tefoEe Surrogate Of the
County New York the Surrogates' Court Of said
County. held the Hall Of Records in the County OF
York. the seventh OF July 1908.
TO judicial settlement the OF
proceedings Of Virginia Danziger and William Hyams
ceased and you hereby under
Of twenty-one required tc appear by
your guardian. il YOU have one. II
and apply for - De appointed. IN the
your neglect failure to do a guardian will
appointed the Surrogate 10 represent and act for
you in the proceeding
Court OF the said County Of New York TO o
affixed
said County. at the County OF New York the
II, g 14th MAY. IN ths year OF Our Lord.
thousand nine hundred and eight
". + DOWDNET,
Clerk OF Surrogates' Court
GROSS & SNEUDAIRA Attorney for Executors.
500 Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. New York City
New-York tribune., 1908-06-24

yI,I4E. PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. BY
Il the grace OF God free and independent. this
FRANCIS Asbury Palmer Fund. Cecilia Palmer SyIves-
ter n and David z. Miles as Executrtx and
EXECUTORS of James X. Palmer. deceased. William B.
Anderton Elizabeth P Anderton. WoOdlawn Cemetery
ASSOCIATION Palmer Christian College. Union Christian
COLLEGE OF Hamilton College. Congregational
COUNTY temporary Home Destitute Children. Elon
College. Chaplin Home for the Aged and Infrn. Pres
hvferian Hospital city oc New Presbyterian
church OF Bedford New York. and ROderiCk J.
ne,fv as administrator Of Francis P Kennedy. de-
ceased all persons Interested In the estate OF
Francis A Palmer late Of the County Of New York.
deceased creditors next ot kin otherwise. send
greeting.
personally and appear before Surroyats o
the Coun of York the Surrogates' Court OF
said county a the Hall OF Records County
OF New York. the 2lst day OF July. 1905.
past o'clock in the forenoon OF that day.
there attend judicial settlement OF
proceedings OF Charles J. Day. William O Abbott
Testament satd deceased os YOU A. ara
hereby cited under the OF years
are required appear by guardian. II you
II have snd apply one
TO be appointed. in the OF your neglect or
failure do guardian will be appointed by the
Surrogate 10 represent and for IN proceed
ing.
Surrogates' Court % the said County OF York
TO be hereunto aaxsd Witness Hon Ahn.r
IL 81 c. Thomas. a SurrogSte OF said county
the County OF New York the 25th day Of
May. In the OF our Lord thousand nins hun
dred and eight.
DANIEr. J. DowDyEY
Clark OF Shs surrogssaS ceW4 4
New-York tribune., 1908-06-24

PROPOSALS. FOR CONSTRUCTING BY CONTRACT
i fen torpedo destroyeTs tNos. D. 30 VIII be
ceived at the Navy Department until II clock noon
carrerrber 1905 they will be publicly opened
riar defining chief characteristics Of said vessels is
NOW ready and plans specifications for their con-
c4ion will be ready distribution among prospective
bidders June Forms of proposal and contract may
be application to ts after ~ 90
TRITNAN H NEWBERRY, Acting Secretary--o-I9-os
New-York tribune., 1908-06-24
's'AkA ROAD VOTES ss,5oo,ooo ISSUE.

ne Stockholders Of the Havana Central Rall-
~ Nonpany yesterday voted 20 issue sS,booooo
A,,ss lor the purchase Of equipment ana No
a.,s uon OF accumulated debt The bonos' ~
q ss'efs'ood have been sold TO a LONDON o1nE-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-24
RED BANK LINE.
Leaves Franklin Pier "a. n. r.. daily A Nj, 3
P NJ; Sundays. A. NJ only for Highlands Red Bank
Trolley Long Branch Asbury PARK
Citations.

\NoDEY. FISEDEFIck--THH PEOPLE. OF THE
independent, TO Mary Scheu 2S East 4sth Street.
Borough Manhattan. York City. creditor
Of Frederick WOdey deceased, and to all other cred
said Frederick Wodey. deceased. late OF the
city of Newark State Of New Jersey. il any, whose
names unknown petitioner. and the Comp
the State of New York. send greeting: You
and each Of you are hereby cited and required per
and before Surrogate OF
County Of New York the SurrOgates' Court Of
sal County. held a Hall of Records
New York. the 18th day OF July 1908.
half past o'clock in the forenoon Of that day.
then there show why AnCilary Letters
Testamentary should not be granted and issued TO
Henry RinghOf Jr.. Executor of the last WILL Tes
and Codic of Frederick Wodey. deceased. late
of city Of Newark. State of New Jersey. and
slIch of a hereby cited. under
twenty-one years required appear by your
guardian. if have II have
appear apply for be appointed. IN the
of your neglect failure to do guardian
will be appointed by the surrogate to represent and
for YOU the proceeding
In testimony whereof haveacaused the Seal OF
the Surrogates Court Of the said County OF
IL 81 New York be hereunto affNei- Witness
Hon Abner G. Thomas. A Surrogate Of our
said County. the County of New York. the 20th
day OF MAY. in the Of our Lord one thousand
hundred eight DANIEL. J. DOWDNEY.
Clerk of the SurrOgates' Court l
New-York tribune., 1908-06-24
HALVES EXCESS BAGGAGE RATES.

San Francisco June 23.-It was announced off,
cialIy to-day that rates on excess baggage on the
co,th.rn Pacific lines will be cut down one half
hee,nnine July l. The present rate is one cent a
mile for every one hundred pounds excess
New-York tribune., 1908-06-24
GENERAL CHEMICAL COMPANY
THE RANK OF AMERICA.

New York, 18Th,
The Board Directors have to-day declared semi
annual dividend thirteen (13) cent, free of
payable July 1s 1908, stockholders of record Of
this date
The transfer books will remain closed until July ID
1908. ". NJ. BENNETT. Cashier
New-York tribune., 1908-06-24

State of New York County Of New York s. ;r-p7,s
ADAMS BROWN. President ana ~ -
BEAR1 Cashier Of New Netherland Bank Of New 42ak, &
80, Iocafed and doing business at No ~ Nest
s.tb street in the City Of New York In sara coQnu' INV
Sttn sworn each for himself. that the Tore
being dS - S trna and correct all respects to me
bot Of his knowledge belief. and they tnuher y
pest {" MS business bank has been trans
lid at the location required by the Bankis an5
aded az - tsa3 as amended and not elsewhere ana
. ~ aHoye report made in cornpiIae pn,taI gu
that he r.caSrei from the Superintendent OF hdnSs
official ~ saventeenth day June 1905. as the
@ nS which such report shall he maze, ri5srt
CITRTIS ]. BEARD Cashier
Sr.r.l1v subscribed and sworn 10 ny OotA N0F0'
-. esd Isx of June. 1908. before me 1-.~- rosN
lSeal Oh >''ai' Notary Public. N Y County NO =
New-York tribune., 1908-06-24
Dry Dock Savings Institution

341 & S43 B0WERY. Cor Sd ST. NEW YORK.
The Trustees have declared dividend for the six
months ending June So 1905. deposits entitled
thereto under the bylaws. at the rate of FOUR per
cent per annum not exceeding THREE
THOUSAND DOLLARS. payable and after July 90.
1908
Deposits made before July 10 will he entitled
TO interest from July I, 1908.
ANDREW MILLS, President.
WM F PATTERSON, Treasurer
CHARLES MIEHLING Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-24
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco. June 2S-The official closing quo
tations for mining stocks to-day follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-06-24

The Board Directors have this day declared semi
annual dividend THREE PER CENT. free of tax.
payable July /. 1905, until which date the
transfer books will be closed
GAMRIER Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-24
CHARMING EXCURSIONS

West Point, Newburgh and Poughkeepsie.
Daily Except Sunday Palace Iron Day Line Steam
ers Bklyn. Fulton St (by Desbrosses
St, $40: w 42d ST. O. W 129th St. 800 A NJ Re-
turning on boat 42d $50 P NJ
MORNING AND AFTERNOON CONCERTS.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-24
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK
of of New York.


~ ' June 1s 1905
annual dividend of THREE PER CENT. free of tax.
payable July l. 1905 until which date the
TRANSFER E V. GAMBLER. Cashier
MINNEAPoIIs & ST. LOUIS RAILROAD co.
The Board Directors has this day semi annual
dividend of TWO AND oNE-HALF PER CENT C2lEg9
the preferred stock of this company payable July 10
i'o' 0"s'NS Will '' F. H DAVIS. Treasurer.
DETROIT & MACKINAC RAILWAY co,
A dividend Of Two md oneHaif SF Per cent (295
this DAY been declared the preferred capital stock OF
Henry K McfIarg 30 wall street. York to stock
Ios The R preed stock nsfer BOOKS will close June
18th. 1905. and will reopeh July 2nd do I9oS IgSr, r
THE HFcHsS1Gsi q wsll TATs9NAh stIgg{ BANK
New York
a quarterly dividend THREE PER CENT has been
declared payable and after July st 1aos 10 stock
- FRANK o. ROE. Cashier.
Des Moines & Fort Dodge Railroad Go. ,ooo
a5s ss sSa5s = Of 5S::lf e
1905 to stockholders Of record on 2h day Of July
l''' ~'e'NS VIII + H DAVIS. Treasurer.
GENERAL CHEMICAL COMPANY.
regular @ y dytaena d & Of one and aa6s nat
Ter cent Cl5[c VIII be pa1d on July I9oS 10 pre-
1908. JAMES L. MORGAN, Treasurer.
THE FOURTH NATIONAL. BANK OF THE CITY OF
NEW YORK.
The Board Of Directors has day quarter
ly dividend of TWO PER CENT. payable on and after
The transfer books will close at this date.
CHARLES H PATTERSON.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-24

The Board of Directors declared semi annual
dividend of TWO AND ONE-HALF PER CENT t212ge)
the preferred of this payable July TO-
1905 stockholders of record the Goth day OF june
1905 Checks will be mailed.
' DAVIS
New-York tribune., 1908-06-24
DETROIT &, MACKINAC RAILWAY co,
THE MECHANICS NATIONAL BAN
33 Wall Street,

A quarterly dividend of THREE PER CENT. has beer
declared payable after July 1st. 1908. 10 stock
holders Of record the close of business June goth
FRANK O. ROE, Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-24

The BOARD of Directors has this DAY declared ar
annual dividend Of FIVE: PFlR CENT (5e) the PRE-
FERRED STOCK of this company. payable August l.
1905 stockholders Of record the 25h day OF July
1905. Checks Will be mailed.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-24
RYE SEMINARY

LOOKING FOR A SCHOOL or cAMPa
YOU CAN FIND the SCHOOL WANTED
The broad ax., 1908-02-22
OH Hsr,..,,..S

Vice Consul Ernest Voilmer reports
that one OF the constantly growing i'm
poTts into the Chinese province Of
'Shangtung through the port Of Using
sAp L. cid hurSeshoes, which. leads him
to give the following particulars: zone
steamer alone In November brought
30 tous-of this scrsp- iron from Ham,
burg. The market for these WORKOUT
shoes ssems to be almost without lim-
r. G6lns non 7lsElsEE fuysii,3r hu1I.s.;
GA 36 sell them to knife and tool
na1GcactureD m GRef tn nnauaaea.
It h claimed bysthe Chinese int -
temper OF this class Of iron makes Il
Il best ebtainable for knives and
cutlery and also good for other tools
The reasoas sscrihaa for this Il that
tha cOnstant beating the shoes have re-
eetved under the feet Of horses has
given them q peculiar temper ALSO
lutely unobtainahle In any other way
and that tools made from them are su-
psrior to ali otherS."
The broad ax., 1908-02-22
On the Joh

A Baltimore man who was recently
Q passenger on q Cunarder tells Of an
incident Of his trip that led him to
the conclusion that your average sea.
man Is not apt to waste much thought
on his personal troubles. q
This sailor had met with an accident
the second day ont. the result OF which
was q bad cut on the head. The Bal
tmorean was most solicitious In his In.
quiries as to the seaman's welfare
when he next saw the captain and
would undoubtedly have continued his
sympathy had not q rough sea called to
mind his own sufferings.
Several days later. when he emery
cd, white and weak. from his state
room, he suddenly remembered the
poor sailor. In the course Of the day
the Baltimore man saw the man with
q strip Of plaster on his forehead.
How Is your headT' he asked SYM
pathetically.
West BY south. sir" was the reply.
-Harper's Weekly.
The broad ax., 1908-02-22
~, ~ Y 80.

There is a new wrinkle In New York
On the ten cent automobile buses Of
Filth avenue which Is warranted to
give any one a start the first time one
meets # It IL an automatic coin TO
cefTeF, Joking more Ike a revolver
than apYthing else. thip1gh which the
conductor is required to receive all
fares, When he comes along and iny
stead 0f holding out his hand for the
dime shoves the muEzle Of the nickel
plated weapon In your face the shock
q considerable. The contrivance -
a. eSurse designed to prevent the con-
d1etpn IRON, dipping into fhe eash, a
neJts bested declaring hat he con
ductor may not touch anybody's fare.
HiyOa. need change AAsis ,aathOrized
70, Faturn, the, full amount and then
you must tuck the dime into the slot
q the machine yourself.-NeW YORK
Sun. ..-es- 49,
The broad ax., 1908-02-22
ne Satig WoTh

Ne Bufaio Derby, run at the Kenil-
Sth tack. will be worth 5000 this
n instead Of $500. "a ,t,FS,E- ~
my Sutton, the tennis ehamp1o9 Of
hVOrid, is now famous. Ahoss6 has
IN named after Her IN CaHforniG. =
George B. Lii. the noted leglsB sth-
ke. succeeded in lowering the wcfld'S
viking record It Akron, o. not long
%. BE covered the mile IN u min
TtgR seconds.
A the Castleton stud IN Kentucky,
& property Of James &. sKeene, are
aE three stations each Of which has
vun more than 800. 900 on the turf.
ny are Peter Pan, Kingston and
Dlh
DE- Joseph b. Reilly has been select
au the track team leader Of Georse-,
IN university for the present season.
q Reilly was on the Georgetown team
y several years and has carried the
Ne and gray colors to victory in many
e1ieSty.
The broad ax., 1908-02-22
BreviiieS
ME HALL OF FAME.

Utah Meeker or South 0fdnrs
~ Is ninety-three. but never misses
lc,sl baseball game.
n Lang. the Boston organist, is
.,+v ves-s old. BE began playing
.Surches wren he was only fifteen.
n.tor OConnor, aged eighy-seven
- o. Flint, Mich, who is averss to
"a vesthel. goes to bed late in the
an iucased In blankets and remains
tbere al winter.
Wsrk F. Hoffman is one or -the most
IL mail carriers in New Hampshire.
TS,tb a 100 Mound bag on bis shoulders
:" made Lis trip from Manchester to
- Rostcr and Bedford On foot; beat
- his schedule over the same route
With ten.
The French Academy Of Sciences
-, electei as corresponding member.
= tbe geographical section Sir George
min CT Cambridge. Sir George,
~ is the second son Of Charles Oar
On is professor Of astronomy ct Cam
kige.
mr. George Alexander, pastor Of the
r,lyersity Place Presbyterian church
a New FORK, acting president OF On
an college. has declined the permanent
rrsidency of the institution. He says
= Is too far on in life to hazard q step
i,msnding the efforts Of q younger
md more active man.
John B. Martin, proprietor Of the
he Martin, in New York, who offer.
money to his employees who would
mrry and who agreed to give pre-
uiums for children, has been COM
nHed to pay out In q year s., $50.
mere we're twenty-six marriages, for
tztne babies and-one paiF-cf twins
NE venerable W. ]. Rolfe f. hard
rvork upon a volume Of Shakespear-
m proverbs and also upon another
vUk relative to Shakespeare about
Vhich be is silent at present. At eighty
Wrs Of age Mr. Rolfeis robust'and'
TeHous parsonage. One OF his CON-
tr1ble morning walks Is from Cam
hdee to Boston and back again,
william James Bryan, the new sen.
rtr from Florida, Il just one year
oder than the law requires TO make4
n,n eligible to a seat In the United
Suites senate. He is tail and Of athletic
build with a frank sHlEe and q; the
tpe which has made the drawings Of
coward Chandler ChriSty famous. He
fine iawyers~a-sp1Sldid GD6akak.
nd hard worker.
The broad ax., 1908-02-22
FIippant FIInQs.

Z he raw food fad preyaiIf 4hsle
~ Son be enough cooks to 50
eUd-Baltimore Sun.
fcdnTe, lodging street eaIs: CON-
anTe, lodging automobtles:a snDeES
I'VE lodging the water wagon-St.
% Globe Democrat. ...,... -,
tns called comic opera in 1905 r.
10 and score; In 1905, words and
Nc; in 1901. chatter and tunes; IN
enld.
,rEs4 FGussa :
women have pledged themselves 70,
no wings on their hats but those
OEs. We viii soon discover that
aO~ Is e bird Of amazing9plum-
size. shape and color.-Weahang-
q Enes
The broad ax., 1908-02-22

.. g.ill,sdS:sg.' ) s -. 0 Sa;isG sF:
Military Pusnnss.


49, ea.,l.sd ~ the1 outsh .Fs
military Pufposss.
20 the cafuaI observer yiev,nos /.
Dptch landst ape. there IS pofb,nS -
arrest the attention ID the tat a..
possibly one or more OUT OFF, &c.
windlmills IA sight are to all apueSr |.
anees simply standing idIe while the
ether continue their never endine
tAsk.st.-.. So.
~ one watches the sails Of the ,dIa
mhis closely, 1t may perhaps be mo-
uceo mat they move slightly from
ume to time and then remain for
awhile at q different angle. II This Is
%. the miller Is in all probability en-
Gagged In holding conversation with
me proprietor Of the other mill. which
may De miles awsy-in fact possibly
oarsly Visible on the horizon,
Quite recently the Dutch govern
ment cared on a series OF experi.
mens IN order to ascertain the vaIue
o. windmill signaling for military pur.
poses and were surprised to ind that
eommgnication could readily be estab-
lished with far distant centers and
that confidential messages could ne
sent on from one mill to another and
% forwarded throughout the length
and breadth OF Holland In an incredi-
bly short time by means of secret
codes known only to the miIIers them
selves.
These codes have been handed down
from generation to generation and ieaI-
ousy guarded from outsiders with all
the intense conservatism for which the
provincial Dutch are proverbial. Apart.
however. from these secret codes, un-
derstood only BY the mIllers and local
groups Of mill owners, there exists a
series Of windmill signals with which
every one Of the inhabitants OF the
country districts is familiar.
= At times. for instance, a mill NAV
stop working suddenly and the miller
Be seen to come out and with the aid
Of long pole with an iron hook at the
end, Ike a gigantic boat hook, reach up
and drag down the descending SAN un-
al the arms assume q certain position.
Every one knows Immediately that
some accident has happened to the
wooden machinery Of the mill and
that the services Of the local carpeu.
Der are Observation-Disclosures Magazine.
The broad ax., 1908-02-22
ChTch Work.

s SOk thi-ty Eve years TO bgiId 1pa
- o. sir members In China, but
MO 5000 natives have been
~ tr caristiaPity.s -.
49, vary 6RpsaPSpai 1ureh
eQ'G, handsome T6trnstdfe,
recently gpened. ne chance
!. alOaR cost $4,000.
= enginsl pEsr has- been sTissd
Snlelag sas Eoly 1riaaty can1h,
sr1.Sn' JAilaieA, dssrdyea hy -.
Re a gear ago.. Ftyp yczng
fo aGe out. twsisy.sytan..e En-
tnsREsncs policies aerreeat.
L ssyor at the church. he,
ACtS % aid bJs 90 nsuabars.
msSLnenu Of 20 esnts oieh.