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New-York tribune., 1909-09-09
Female.

Female.
CHILD'S NURSE Young. neat, oblieins:
two years in last situation X, IIotmay-
ers Bureau. 1873 West I'D ST TEL 1854
Chelsea.
COOK. Ply young English woman: S25-S35;
l53 West 23d st, Telephone 1854 chelsea
COoK.-Ry Finnish girl: best reference;
also laundress and chambermaid, by
Finnish woman good laundress: city or
country. Yields Bureau. 324 Columbus
ave. Tel 1894 Schuy Ter.
COOK 6c- American Protestant woman
a. cook and plain Iaurdress in sulaI.
family. can nfarke'. city or country: wages
$50; reference. Kelley, care Of Clark so
West 44th st.
COOK BY young English womaa soot
soups. meats, pastry. SIS 10 81, e.
Hofmayer's Bureau. 15S West 23d st.
Please call Tuesday
CJOK. Wei experienced. neat. swedish
good manager; take entire care kitchen.
hest references. wages 500 Osterherg's Blu
Ieau, 7l6 Lexington ave. Tel. 1865 Plaza.
cook, good baker. we'll recommended. city
or country. B.. Mrs. Golfers Agency, 122
West 23d st.
COOK or WORKING HOCSEKEEPER.- ~
HJ English woman; excellent cook: high
recommendations; willing to- go anywhere;
wages $50 10 $50. Weeds Bureau, 32i Co
Iumbus ave
COOK -CHAMBERMAID ana WAITRESS.
Two Swedish girls; one very good cook
and baker, best references: ages $50; other
first clrss waitress and chamberInaid Oster-
berg'S Bureau. Il6 Lexington ave. Tel.
1885 Plaza.
COOK. CHAMRERMATD and WAITRESS
Two very neat Finnish girls. good ref
FrenCes- Jussila Bureau. $50 Lexington
ave. Tel. 445S-Plaza.
FOR SELECT COLORED HELP apply
DurCan's Help Exchange 13I West 134th
st. 'Phone 507S Moruingside
HOTsEWORK BY woman: in family of
two adults, in fiat Mrs Graef". 254
East go St
HoUaEWoRK.-By Young Finnish girl;
az kitchenmaii. Jussils Bureau. ESQ Lex
ington ave Tel 4i53-Plaza
HOU USEWORK.-General housewOrk by a
neat; willing Swedish girl: good cook.
references: wages S25. Osterberg's Bureau,
ZIG Lexington ave. Tel 1865 Plan
INFANTS NUESE.-Youne, neat; two
years IN last situatlon understands
babys foods NJ. Hofuayer's Bureau, l5S
West I'D 81, Please call Tuesday.
INFANTS English Protestant;
neat and refined: can take charge from
birth;a highest recommendations; is or
West Vest &ad 81. IT, ME- o''''e' A'"'''
LAUNDREsS and CHAMBERMAID.-By by
Young FINNISH girl; best uf references
city or country Weid's bureau. ga Co
WAITRESS Neat, willing swedish slrl'
excellent waitress: shls take buffers
place. hest references: wages S25 Oster-
hers's Bureau, Tic Lexington ave. Tel. 1885
WASHING. SV edish wcHaa 10 take AXE
home family washing shirts collars,
cuffs curtains open air drying. hest !efer-
sness. Lundin' sIE West ssth st.
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f24th street.

ne approximate amount Of the lien or
charge. to satisfy which the above-desrrIheE
property - 10 be sold. IS Sc. 25S with in
.-IesL therecu from rhs 18th dav OF August.
1879 together with costs and allowances
amounting to S396.6O with interest from
August 2lst, 1900. together with the ex-
pehSeS ~ tne sale The approximate
amount Of the taxes. assessments and water
rates. or other liens. which are TO be al
low Ad 70 the purchaser our OF tbs purchase
money. or paid hy the referee. is 500 and
interest The above deScrtbed property ~
sold subject to first mortgage OF. Eighteen
thousand collars ISIS, 0o01, with accrued in
terest at So.
Dated, New York. Aug 2lst. 1909.
FRANK MOSS Referee
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
IORK.-Thornton Brothers Conpany
plaintiff. against Jennie I.anpeI e. al
defendants. In pursuance of a Judgment nf
foreclosure and sale. duly made and en-
tered IN the abOve-sntitled action and bear
ing date the 18th day Of August 1904 L
the undersigned. the referee in said fudE-s
ment named. viii sell at public auction az
street. I'm the Borough OF Manhattan city
of New York. on the 10th day OF Septen1-s
Der. 1909, at u O'Clock noon on that day,
hv Bryan Kennedy, auctioneer, the pre1u-s
Ises directed by said Judgment 70 be sold.
and thereln described as follows. All thai
certain lot, piece or parcel OF land with
the building and Improvements thereon
erected. situate. lying and being in the
state OF New York. which is bounded AMI
described as follows. Beginning at a p0inE
on the nOrtheriy side 0f East 10Th street.
distant seventy nine and eighty-niue hun-s
dredths t19SN feet easterly from the corr
uer formed By the intersection OF The east
erly side of Findlay avenue with the said
northerly side Of East 169th street and
running thence nOrtherly at right angles tn
said East 169th street and part OF the dis<
tanCe through party wall ninetv 800 feet.
thence easteriy parallel with said Eass
l69th street twenty and three hundreGths
t20uGD feet. thence sOuther!v and again aC
right angles to said East 169th street and
part OF the distance through another party
wall ninety (9O) feet to the northerly side %
said f69th street. thence westerly along said
nOTtheTly side or East 16Sth street, twenty
and three hundredths C2009 feet to tho
point or place OF beginning
Dated. New York August 18th. 1902
VIM. J. MCCORMICK. Referee
CHAS. EVERETT MEIER Attorney fss
Plaintiff. so Broadway. Manhatta1s
T1le following Is a diagram of the prop-.
erty 70 be sold; its street number Is $50
F. l69th street:
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09
NEW OWNER FOR Esd STREET HOUSES

Isaac MAYER has sold Nos. Is and IS West 73d
street one six ana one seven story apartment
house. Tie houses occupy plot 1o0xlo2 feet
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09
FOREcLosrRE sArrs.


SUPREME COURT. county of New York
HenFy r. carey, Piaintiif. against Wif-
lam VI H. De feyster. Defendant.
~ phlsuaiite OF a Judgment OF foreclosure
anu safe, 0uiy made and entered iu .ha
ao0Fs-eutitied action and bearing date ths
tth cay OF august. 1909. J. The under
signed the Referee in said iudr7uenr
named. VIII SOIL AZ public auction. ~ ~,
Exchange Saiesr0om. Nos 10 IL Vessy
street. m the Borough OF Manhattan f,lfz
q SeW York. on the 9th day OF Sepferntzsr
. lSV1. az Il clock neon on thar dag. bY
Charies \. BerrIan. Aurtioneer. the prem
ise : directed by said Judgment - be Eold
and therein described as follows.
All t1at certain lot. piece or uar-4I of
ANA. with the buildings and improve
mehtS thereon erected. situate Iviuer ava
nrinE IN The Borough OF Manhattan. in tie
tlty of New York in the County and Sfat,
o. New York bounded and described az
Beginning az a point IN the nortb.rly
sids or t<u street. distant Is feet easterIv
rom tho corner formed by the fnfersectior,
0I the Hortheriy side - 72d street with IA.
eaSteriy side of West End av-nua and ruu.-
nlng thence n0TtheTiy and parallel vvifs
Vest End avenue ana for par5 of ~,
Clslahce tnIouen party wall 100 feet
thence easterly and paraTTeI vvf,h 90
street p feet. thence southerIv and a-afT
raraliei WITH West End avenue 700 feet ~
tAe northerlv side Of 72d street so4
taence westerly along fhe nnr.herIr si6s- ~
,--,' - street - feet To the pOiut OF place or
Dated. New York August n. 1000
MAURICE DEICHES. Referee
JOHN O. OC0NOR. Attorus- fo- plain
tiH. N Williau street BoronCN 81
Manhattan. New York City
The following iS a diagram % the p-o~
erty 70 he sold: its street number IS 2SS
West T2d street.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09

SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW
NORk.-The Ostreicher Realty Cnpauy.
pialptin, against Max Nilzrin. 81 al de-
Ienhant- In pursuance of a Judgment oc
ioreclosure and sale duv made and entered
~ the above entitled action and bas-irz
ddtH the 2lst day OF August 1900 T. ths
"Iliet signed The referee I'm said iudcuanc
FAMED. viii sell A. public auction al the
s,Noes sNotdHs e Salesrooul. Nos 14-16 Vesey
tset' III the Borough OF Manhattan city
Or New York on the 18th day or Septe7a-
ger. 1919, at u o'clock noon on that dav
~ ipSeph F. Day. auctiOueer. the premises
GlIec5ed by said Judgment to be sold and
.iTtVlh described as follows. All that GER
talH lot. piece or parcel OF land with the
1ul-dlhE thereon erected situated in the
LWeiith Ward Of the Borough OF Manhattan
10y 10y ~ New York. and bounded and de-
:. = iutl dS ipiloWS- Beginning at a point in
the westerly side Of second avenue dIsrarr
went y-hve t25t feet. i've 90 inches south
rlIy from The Southwesterly corner of f24th
street and Second avenue and running
thenfe westerly and rarslIeI with f2Ath
street and part Of the vav thro11r, a rart,-
WaiI, ninety taof feet. thence southerIv and
parallel with Second avenue TWENTY-FIVE C25l
teet ana two 90 inches. thenC@ cssterIv and
agaln parallel with t24th street and mart
UI the way through a party wall ninety tQnl
teet 70 Tho westerly side of Second avenue
ahd thence northerly and along said westsr-
" SIDE OF Second avenue twenty-five f25l
leeJ ana Two inches TO the point or place
slons more or less and being known a. No
@4lS second avenue In the said city os
New YORK. Borough Of Manhattan.
Dated New York. August 2fst 1903.
FRANK MOSS. Referee
tNpSt.N El4CTH e SILNERMAN ATTORNEY q
for the plaintiff. 299 Broadway, n. y.
city.
The following is diagram OF the prgv.
si sr,E 20 20 sold: its street number is s4i9
fe4rh Strssr
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09
72d street

The approximate amount of the lien OF
titaTsr, 20 satisfy which the ab0va-ie--
s''rihett property IS t0 he sold. il 50 sQf- So
with interest thereon from the 4fh dav oF
august. lWN. together with costs aud al
lowance amounting to S32S 30. with fntsr-
est from August = 1909. together with ths
expenses OF the sale
The above described property viii be sold
subject % fret mort gage OF $50. 00O. to-
getner with Interest," thereon from Ma Is
1909. AZ % per aunuu
Dated, New York August II. 1900
MAURICE DETCHES. Refsrss
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09
RAILROADS.
RALTIMnRP Z 0BIn q b

BALTIMORE & OHIO z. r.
ROY Al, BLUE LINE TRAINS
Every Other Hour or the Even Hear
To BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
DIRECT CONNECTION IN NEW UNION
STATION. WASH NGTON. WITH
ALL LINES SOUTH
Leave New York Daily. 23d St IIb'y St
Washington. Sleepers- III 80 pm /. 80 am
Washington. Diner. ParIOr Z. 80 am 500 am
Washington, Diner. ParIor ESQ am 1000 am
Washington. DiueI ,ParlOr- l1-JO am 1900 mn
Washington. HarloT- .-..-.. 1-JO pm =. 90 um
Pdrlor Car. Nsw York to Richmond. Va
Royal Ltd. " Diner. .ParlOr 3. so pm 400 pm
Washington. Diner, Parlor < 80 nm 500 I'm
Wast ington. Buffet. Parlor 6.5 pm z.eJ nm
Through Daily Trains 90 the West
Chicago. PittsbUrS. ....--- 80 am 500 am
Chicago Columbus. ...... 4 I 80 am 19tn nm
PittsburE, CleveiaT.d- . so pm t.OG r,ul
'Pittsburg Limited -..-. G50 pm 200 prl
Gin. -. l., Louisville. II so pm "a am
Gin. st L., Louis yille... Q 90 am 10 90 am
Gin. 81 l.. Louisville. $50 pm 6.0O pm
OsiCes. 245. f34. 1900 Broadway. & Astor
House. 225 Fifth Ave. n Y. s. Ave. p
a Ridge ST.: 34S Fulton St. Brooklyn;
" est 23i ~. and Liberty 81.
After 2. NJ Sleeping Car reservations
and fun Information regarding trains. etc
ran be obtained at Bureau OF Information.
B. & o. r. r., 23d st. Terminal Phone
No Chelsea 5000.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09
DRESSSTAKERS
FOR SALE.

RESSNIAKTSCi- Ci--Perfsct fitting. stvlIsh
gowns made from 81 UP. Mrs. Witk0v
TOI West SSH 81.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09


FOR SALE.-firoCery and general mer-
chandjse building for sale or rent; good
location; good business :. J. Miller Ex-
ecutor Iovelton. Wyoming County Penn
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PED "D"LINE

For san Juan, F. r., La Guayra, Pto. CabelIo.
Curacao & Maracaibo. via Curacao.
SIS. CARACAS --.---.. sat. Sept. II. noon
SIS. PHILADELPHIA. sat, Sept. 25. noon
For La Guayra, Curacao & MaTacaibo-
SIS. ZULIA Sat. Sept. Is noon
SIS MARACAIBO. Sat. Oct. .. noon
Pier H. adjoining Wall ST. Ferry, Brooklyn.
These steamers have superior acconmOda-
tions for passengers.
BOULTON. BLISS & DALLETT,
General Managers s. Wall So.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09
2OS
~ 02

The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge, to satisfy which the above described
property Is to be sold is Sf9iS16 with
interest," thereon from the 18th day OF Au-s
gust. 1909 together with costs and allow
ance amounting 70 SIS. IS With Interest,"
from August Il, 1909. together with the ex-s
OF The taxes. assessments and water rates
or other liens. which are 70 be allowed 10
tho purchaser out of the purchase money,
or paid hy the referee. Is -Four Hundre1
Dollars and interest.
Ds ted. New York, August IL. 1902
NM. J. MCCORMICK. RefeTes.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09
AGENTS WANTED.

A N-V-CD-T-
AN ONE. anywhere, can start a mail order
business at home. No canvassing. BE
your own boss. Send for free booklet. Tells
now. HeacoCk. Inckport. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09
DOMESTIC sIrUar,nN, WANTED


Male
CARhI hEre- -se9tlemau's place; heautify-
ing ing grounds, flowers, shrubhery, veg"-
tapIeS. furnace excellent horseman. kind
10 children and aged people: reference
stuart care Fenerck, 500 West 23d st.
cOACHMAN and C'HAUFFEUR.-Ge
iully competent in either case; sober,
reliable and industrious; reference. George
Drachenberg. $50 West 47th ST.
CoACHMAN and USEFUL MAN. Smooth
raced. Intelligent young North Of ireland
man; expert driver and harness cleaner.
moderate wages IrWin's Bureau. - West
llth st.
American; sober: out employmeut account
death; good appearance; not afraid work:
personal references; city or country. Shert-
dan. a6S Amsterdam ave.
FARM SUPERINTENDENT By a middle
aged American; married. thoroughly un-
derstsnds farming in all its branches and
care of stock and dairying and road max
ing. etc Address Superintendent. 81 West
St, Newburg \. Y
FARMER.-American: married. two chill
dren; experiences in machinery, poultry,
pheasantS; used TO handling help: 10 years
references; ready now. Carptht Bureau
154 9th ave.
GARDENER. Proficient in culture Of fiow-
ers. fruits. vegetables, under glass and
outside. Al references. John DerVan care
Of Richard Bros, 81 East 18th ST
GARDENER ana FARM t1R.-C apable Of
taking charge genteman's estate; green
houses, flowers, fruits. VeEeta blcs. gardens
landscape work shrubs. roads, farm stock
and dairy; we'll recommended. Agricultur-
ist. Miss FitzGerald's Bureau, 5l3 5th ave;
entrance 42d 81.
HOUSEMAN. &c.-Coiored man as house
man or waiter in boarding house; city or
country Alfred Scott 81 Linden ave,
East Orange. y. J.
MAN and WIFE: on Eentleman's place;
man knows everything about horses,
cows, chickens ana garden: wife plain cook, /
splendid laundress. also general Homework;
best references. +. w. $50 3d ave
USEFUL MAN.-Capable young man, %;
in private place: care Of horses carriages
etc: experienced; best references. Miss
Ftzlierald's Bureau, 503 9th ave; entrance
on 42d 81.
VALET-young man; neat. intelligent
Owns. f6l West 63d st.
WAITER Young man. single. "a; private
family; references. Jack Bass 22S West
44th ST.
WAITER or SECOND COOk--By young
colored man; willing 10 make himself
generally useful. Address sullivan, care Of /
Mrs. Campbell. 4S West 99tt ST.
YOUNG MAN. Austrian. With nice pres
ence, speak and write perfectly German
Italian, Bohemian. Scrbish Crovatish
Slavish. speaking and writing English
Spanish and Russian we'll. with nice hand
writing. very experienced in commencing |
line and cooking, desires position inter
prefer or butler Address Peter NOvack |
Box 90. Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09

0NERNESS and COMPANION: 40.
French nativej, English. German. arith
1netic' piano. kindergarten. artistic sewing
supervise; city credentisI: would go West
or South Henncssey, sos West Hath st
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09
To Let for Business PURPOSES.

ThHYSTCIANS.-EL PARLOR FLOOR, 30
4 deep private house, most accessible location
eli Ninth elevated at
next corner: Broadway, Columbus and Amsterdam ave
cars corner. possession from October 32T
West 5Sth Ct
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09

YOUNG MAN. 81. German, as waiter in
restaurant or club. or as valet William
Loether. 30 East s9th At.
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Female

COLLEGE GRADUATE as private score
tary- compsnion; good knowledge stanog-
raphr: excellent reader, musician: would
travel: best references. Address Box 17o
WesJwood. y J. -'
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09

VAN IED. Selling agency for Baltimore
ana vicinity exclusively; state particulars
and proposition satisfactory references.
ADDRESS P D Box 214. Baltimore Md
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09

| CoACHMAN and USEFUL MAN. Smooth
faced. Intelligent young North of ireland
man; expert driver and harness cleaner.
moderate wages. Irwin's Bureau. - West
llth st.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09

CAREI A kESre-seQ tlemaus place heautify-
ing grounds, flowers shrubbery, vege-
tables, furnace; excellent horseman. kind
TO children and aged people: references
stuart care Fenercl, $50 West 2si St
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09

COACHMAN and CHAUFFEUR C;erman;:
fully competent in either case; sober,
reliable and industrious; reference. George
Drachenberg. $50 West 47th st.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09

gems. as clerk or shipping clerk good
penman: first class reference MaIoney, 81
Atlantic ave. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09
HELP WANTED.
:OF. SITUATIONS MANT1
FenaaIa
WORK WANTED.
Male

CHACf'FEt R--Colored; city or country
careful driver: no liquor OF tobacco
Ilhbits; neat appearance: reliable man. hest
references; moderate wages Wm. b. Hart.
349 West 59th s.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ro family; age -;
American; sober: out employmeut account
death; good appearance: not afraid work +;
personal references; city or country Sheri,
dan, ass Amsterdam avz
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09
Real Estate for Sale.
Real Estate to Let.
Ne7c Jerscu Real Estate.

TTIGH CLASS DWELLINGS TO RENT.
IL CLARK ESTATES, 40 broadway. New Yor
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09

FARM SUPERINTENDENT BY a middle
aged American: married. thorouchlv un-
derstsnds farming in alI its branches and
care Of stock and dairying and road max
ing. etc Address Superintendent. 81 West
ST.. NeWburg y Y
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09

FARMER.-American: married. two chill
dren; experiences in machinery, poultry
pheasantS; used to handling help; 10 years
references; ready now. Carpenters Bureau
154 9th ave. =[
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09
Countrq PrOpert4 for Sale.

nSSTNING--FOR SALE. AN ELEGANT RESI-
ossinng, -. Y.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-06-05
SETTLE MENT
Of CAR STRIkE:
is SEXPECTED
REPUBLICAN LEADERS FIND TuR-
( RULENT SPIRIT INTERFERED
WITH PRIMARY ELECTION
PLANS AND THEY GET BUSY.

Philadelphia. June 4.-Prospects for
a settlement Of the strike of the en-
ployes of the Philadelphia Rapid Tran
sit company are brighter today than
at any time since the strike began.
Both sides have agreed to make con-
cessions and predictions are made
that there will be complete resump-
tion of the street car service tomor-
row. This situation has been brought
about by the Republican leaders Of
the city whose plans for tomorrow's
primary election have been inter
fered with this week by the spirit Of
turbulence that spread over the city
In the last three days. There is no
improvement in the street car serv-
ice today and with a heavy rain fall
Ing the discomfort of the public is
greater than ever.
Wage Increase Demanded.
A subcommittee Of the striking mo-
tormen and conductors was appointed
this afternoon to confer with the Off
cials of the company. The commit
tee will demand that the rate Of wages
be fixed at 25 cents an hour instead of
% cents, unless the company can
show that it is unable to pay that
rate.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-06-05
PLUMBERS TIE UP WORK.
Strike Not Near Settlement Says Van
Duyn- State Labor Commissioner
Tries to Effect Settlement.

Des Moines, June 4. - That build
ing operations are being seriously
crippled by the strike of 120 jouriey-
men plumbers Is the declaration Of
State Labor Commissioner Van Duyn,
who has worked strenuously but thus
far in vain to bring about an agree
ment.
"At least twenty-five different con-
tracts are being held up right now be-
cause the plumbing work cannot be
finished" said Mr.. Van Duyn." A
property owner on Walnut street who
Is fitting up new theater told me the
strike Is costing him $3.50 day and
many others are in the same predic-
Rment."
A few plumbers are said to have
been imported from other cities by
the master plumbers, but the men Sc
cured in this way have not changed
the situation. Striking plumbers are
well supplied with funds and are not
suffering.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-06-05
TIP. A. FIGHT AT AN END.
Labeaume Of ST. Louis, Elected Sec
retary Treasurer of Order -
ioWan on Board of Directors.

Asheville, N. c., June 4. - The long
drawn and bitterly fought contest for
the Office of secretary-treasurer Of the
Travellers Protective Association,
wherein Lewis T. Labeaume of ST.
Louis and T. Schuyler Logan of Indi-
annapolis were central figures, ended
this morning with the unanimous cleo
tion of Labeaume by reclamation Lo-
gan was appointed assistant to the sec
retary, a new office carrying the same
salary as that Of the secretary-treas-
urer.
P. J. Omeara Of Indianapolis defeat
ed Carey King of Rome, Ca, for pres
ident on the first ballot. l.. T. La
beaume of st. Louis was unanimously
elected secretary-treasurer, T. Schuyl-
er Logan was chosen assistant secre-
tary and John T. Rock Of Iowa mem
ber of the board Of directors.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-06-05
PAPA AS GHOST, PLAYS "DEvIL." ;"
FrIghtens Ten Year Old Truant Son
So Badly He Runs Away and
Mother Fears Drowning,

Flint, Mich, June 4. Displeased
with his son Earl, 10 years old, be-
cause the lad had repeatedly played
hockey" Walter Rockafellow of this
city, dressed UP as ghost at night,
lay in wait for the boy, and jumped at
him with the exclamation.
t'I am the devil. am going to get
you for running away from school,.
Frightened, the lad ran to his home,
where he was lectured by his father.
In the morning he did not go to
school, nor did he return home, and
the parents have asked the police to
search for him.
The boys father said that Earl had
been guilty of truancy so many times
that he Thought a fright would do him
good" The boys mother is frantic,
fearing that the boy has jumped into
the river.