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Army and Navy Orders;
Movements of Warships

Lieut. COZ. 6. II. CAMERON. Cav. to TT.
Ny,r with squadron Of 9th cav. from
june - TO july ~ and upon completion
thereof resume duties at Army War Col
Mai r. p. O.cONNOR. med. corps. from
Ft. Uuachu,a To TT CLARK.
Maj. r. J.. RHOADS. med. corps relieved as
attending surgeon. Philadelphia; 10 Ancon.
canal Zone. for duty ian Health Department
of Panama Canal service.
Mat O.. SPlNkS. coast art. TO TT II. q.
Wright, as observer Of joint coast de-
csul ". IT, WINTERS. Q. c.. relieved as
assistant depot guaTtermastcr Ft. sam
Houston. fu duty ass assistant department
Second Lieut.. Il; r.. JONES, 18th Inf, from
Eagle Pass. Tex. 20 IT. Mcpherson. for
temporary ltty then granted two months
Second Lieut.. g. A. SHEPPARD. 18th Inf.
granted three months and fifteen days adj
ditioual leave. ON expiration of leave OF
absence Lieut. SHEPPARD rrport 20 cor,-
mauding general. Western Department. Tor
examination for promotion; thence to Phil
npines. NOV q.
Leaves " absence. First Lieut.. G. II. MUI~
LER llth Cav, and Mai . T.. MAR
ROW med. corps. 20 days; S-cond Lieut.
j.. a. DpNLAT, Inf. one month.
NAVY.
Lieu. CON- = a. BROOKE, placed on re
Liegt IT. j.. GLOVER. detached works L.
W. l'liss Company, Brooklyn; TO Non
Ensign y. uENDREN. dcta.hei New Hamp-
shire: 10 naval training station, Great
Ers. T.. j. ROTH. detached Michigan; TO
naval training station, Great Lakes.
Ems. G.. 4. LOCKWOOD Jr.. detached naval
training station. Great Lakes; 90 Asiatic
station. VA army transport. AUG. ..
asst. sur D. r.. BOONE. med. re-. corps, 10
naval hospital. Portsmouth, y. II.
Chief cum W. j. CREELMAN. detached
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$500. 900 on the preferred stock in
creased this deficit 20 $685.
Q In the report President l.. +, lie
moine said that the business of the
company last year had been unre-
munerative because of low prices and
severe competition.
At the annual meeting of the com.
pany yesterday J. c. Brady, son of the
late Anthony n. Brady, was elected a
director. succeeding to the vacancy
caused by the death of his father.
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Centre line block.
Fast i2Sth Street

The approximate amount OF the lien OF
charge 10 satisfy which the above described
property Is TO be sold. Is Thirty thouss nd
two hundred four and 5000 $3.50 204. 30D Dol
lars. with interest thereon from the 9th day
az Aprii 1914 togesher tn costs ana allow
ance amounting 10 si45 80. with interes,
thereon from The 2Jth day OF May. 1914. to-
gether with the expenses Of the sale. The
approximate amount OF the taxes. assess
ments and water rates or other liens. which
are TO be allowed 20 the purchaser out OF the
purchase money or paid by the referee, Is
81 02i and interest
Dated. May 18th. 1914.
ALBERT UNGER. Referee.
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Centre line block.

The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge TO satisfy which the above described
property IS 70 be sold is Thirty thousand two
hundred four and 30-iO0 $3.50 .30) Dollars.
with interest thereon from the 2Ttif Jay or
April. 1914. together with costs and allow
ance amounting to S433. 90. with interest
thereon from the 18th day OF May, 1914. to-
gether with the expenses OF the sale Tho
approximate amount OF the taxes. assess
ments and water rates or other liens, which
are 10 be allowed TO the purchaser out OF tbs
purchase money. or paid by the referee. IS
81 O15 and interest
Dated Nav 18th. 1914.
JOHN L. BERNSTEIN. Referee
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so MADISON AVENUE

Tho orders and notices that appear in this
column apply only TO the boy Scouts Of
America and NOT 10 any other organization
using the word Scouts Lee 4. Hammer,
preaident Now Ynrl, CITY Council
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Famous American Duels," a new
series by Edgar Allen Forbes, begins
in the Sunday Magazine of The Trib-
une. June 2S. The Decatur Barron
duel is the subject Of the first one.
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tho second that Of the creditor, and
date when Judgment was fled.


Coady. Hob-rt j.. ard James 4. lIeay-
Wm. Timer Brewer; juno u. 1914 wa
catc,D $50 iR
Sun Printing 4 Pub. Ass'n--E. J.. kossn-
baum. Jan. o. 1914: s5.isi So.
Alicrhnch. Philip }. Schildkrntz; Jan o.
1911: s1s7 -.
Brigltwocd Motor Mfg. Cos, esari N W.,
ner spscdometcr Corp; March o. 1917
$50 o.
Francis. John s-Dsbcyoisc. Anderson co.
Jrno No. 1911. $40 H.
Globe indemnify 20. 81 y. VI X feiu
man: Nov o.. 1915: sad II. 81
Thomson Bros. -Pbiilips-Jones Co.; FEB ~
1914; t2S7 o.
Clork Morris Sort Dearborn National
Bank; May Q. 1914 si,0i5 u.
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FEDERAL COURTS.
DISTRICT COURT.

Instruct COURT.
Criminal Term-GRUBB, j.
Case on.
L SJCoopor
No Day Calendar.
Jury Calendar MAYER j.
Werner/Nosbl,t Ltd q cases
No dnv calendar.
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CITY COURT.
Special Term-Part I-GREEN, J.

MOTIONS.
CaIopbeU Phot/Le1ry TaAanOT ibran Cnt
Eudoy,itz/ Kpfrscnmldl TannenhaIm/A ALBERT
NY DR. Meat/Nitalo Adler/Meyers
Kight/PearSon hdIlllp/ Ruhkct BROS
Jackson Berger Noods/Con Gas
Wetzs/Cnt Motor NJ Berta/Ognlbenc
NartinISclafanl Ecktlman/ McElfatrici
Enrich IWe5theimcr Wefning/Hlock
Iasker/Iew IriCd/DOylc
KeItIWinter Garden ! Holtz/AueTbach
Same /Same Hall/Realty Supcrv
Advantages Cnt kipp/RRngcr
IIollanderU0cm Co Montr0se iSlcinberg
Klsnsky/ Maflnah/ln " sons
Manzuk/La"y juan
cohen /Schwartz Jr Levy/Same
pIltzer Holland Grove /Sempriri
Agatstein Stark sac hatavia/Potter
FtinsOn levin Ne ndclsol/NllIls
Iandesman/ Weisner ! tnsthnHoLl ,e'Nc. 40
PEARL Winham CheifctZ/iliHs lr
Blumsteln/ Glcbe Rye SlepafranckLPryibI
oldsteinFrishman sec l'k l,hiHOhpmn
Ruberstein/ Gorclick / he baFDle'/ Mu%dHI
tsorlIpen Strauss Daversa /DaVidOu S
Sn.cIaI Term-Part lila FETRA, j.
~ parte Business-Defaults. 1880 a. m.
Trial Term-Part 1-SCHMCCk, j.
ra,ocS Y Mall Grcenspana Hollis
1919 : SV,ewis Rosmer jr/Harburger
Ierrcn/N Y Rvs lHamburg/Fuchs&l.M
80 carter co InEalis/HammOnd I
NIinty mudenson silberfeld/Richm
iaaie Martin lPittsburg/ Lurie
Cbiarchia 70 /Coonev kuLzman/t fenEel
a,abran Nth Az Bdg GTeenhaus Famous Co
Iehrer/ SupLS&LofH iNolkellIWon
rs Lumber /Keyes same same
7 o,hn1s n /Solomor Weiss Ra binowitz
Unfinished
,r.iaI Term-Part I-MANOY, J..
,..',,'.Do5 Carlisle Black Invader OF
c'',t,erman Dixon Manchester RC/Mier
-. pILiItob Llttenberg/ Goldberg
ReganIT ~ Ireland 'onntr !LOWeh
FeiuberE/ Burley EycToiHMlller
Quinn Cheney
Clear
Trial Term-Part III-LYNCH. j. Tn
finished. Part V-ODWYER. J. Unhn.
|FfNELITE, J. Unfinished. Part VII
RANSOM ]. Clear Part ViII-DELE-
HANTY, J. clear. Causes 10 be sent from
Part II TO parts III, ". Y. VI VII and
VIII for trial.
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COURT CALENDARS
Cases Will Be Called in Order Given Below.
Tn. r,,anIrE OF the line / Is versus or against

REFEREES APPOINTED.
supreme Court-DRADN. j.
Workmen's Sick A. Death Bencdt Fund Nc
Intee & Kelly CO-A J Griffin
Appleby /Kettcrer- J Griffin
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
supreme Court-BRADY. !.
Mary klemann/ Floischmau Rlty & Const Go
Charles Happcl
NJ Palmor/M Ninciguerre/C " Baechlor
COUNTY COURT.
special Term-GlBBS i.
E1 parte matters. Motion.
Trial Terms-GIBBs j.
No day calendar.
SURROGATE'S COURT-s SCHULZ. S.
No day calendar.
Trial Term-SCHUIZ, s.
No day calendar.
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18th 81.

The aDprO1Im1te dINount OF The len -
charge. 10 satisfy which the above.deScrths,
property Is to be sold. is t2.07s 81 with infsrl
est thereon from the 9th day OF June isis
together with the costs and allowarc.
amounting 10 s2h 20 with interest from, IN.
10th, 1915. together with the expenses ~ ~
sale. The approximate amount OF the ,a,'a'
assessments ana water rates. or other len
out OF The purchase money or paid ~, ~.
Referee. Is Nls and interest. The n.. w
ises VIII be sold subject 10 a FIRST n,oFt....
Tor Ni t ana , interest az per cent per an
now under foreclosure and II red11rrS
judgment by the time OF sale premt-esu
be sold subject TO such Judgment on y
closure.
Dated New York June 10th. 1914
JAMES A. FARRELL. a
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RECE!yERs APPOINTED.


BY GREENBAUM, j.
Sinclair Keane-E FiXman
By DONNELLY, ].
Crossin TWOolf-I r Flatto
By COHALAN, j.
Hughes Stoutenburgh-M Egan
RECEIVERS APPTGD-GREENBA j.
philip Klein Morris MCltzer-M Goldwatcr
Emma Dawson Mar DiamOnd-J Samuels
BRONX COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Special Term--BRADN, J. EN-psrte mat
tiers. Motions.
citizens Trust IPerna Msidh0f /Hough
Leader Drusin Cone n/Tekel
Turner L Underwood
Special Term for Trials-BRADY. j.
No dav calendar.
Trial Term--BRADY. J.
En- ! ShspiroLFain
pire Service corp AmentLI
YuenrIine Elevator LianOs /Manh Pie Bak
Sup a. Repair I Rutherford/hcGoNern
Hand /Greenhut S Rosner/Gt A&P Tea
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BUSINESS MOTH

10000. 50; prompt. Phex
Multigraph Letters, 300 r.
G. X. Weatherford. IL
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Troop Notices.

MANY troops are preparing to go TO
private camps during the first week in
July. and a number of them are taking
advantage of the large state reserva-
ton up the Hudson. Among the num-
Der about to start for or already in
camp are Troop 26, William Archibald,
scoutmaster; Troop l18, w. A. Aker-
strom, scoutmaster: Troop "a, C.. F.
Smith, scoutmaster; Troop 81, Edgar
PuIchcll, acting scoutmaster. Troops
155 and III, c. Elmore Smith, scout
master. will hike to Greenwich, Conn,
after the Fourth Of July and visit the
camp Of Chief Scout Ernest Thompson
Seton.
Scout William La Varre, jr., Troop
ia. patrol leader of the Richmond
Honor Patrol, was one of the boys Sc
iected to join the Baltimore and Wash
ington scouts who have gone to Gilead.
Me, to build a trail for the United
States Forest Service.
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COT MY COURT.
Part A-Ciyil-rAWCETT, 10 \. VI.
INQT ESTS.
Siebsrt /Bayha Hanigel/B HRR
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RECEINERs APP'TED-GREENBAUM.
BRONX COUNTY.

philip Klein/Morris MCltzer-M Goldwater
Emma Dawson Mar Diamond-J Samuels
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KINGS COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.

Appellate IhlsIo8 I'd Dept.-JENKs pJ..
THOMAS. RICH, STAPLb1ON AND PUT
n Ii
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PPOINIED.
COUNTY COURT.

Trial Terms GIBBS, j.
No day calendar.
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nETEREEs APPOINTED.
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WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.
MY RT.

supreme Court-Rccess TN june 20.
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caIcaterra. Maria, and Angelo Gallon. A.
Hcumsfeld; Sl6I So
Carpenter, waiter Nv. H. -hcE'Og
g. go %.
r,nsco Pasquale. and Frank McCarry-G.
Valtntlni: $50 20.
IazaroI. Abel Mechanic; f'lS ~
Iabey. Daniel J.-E. I. Befry; &li9 -.
Machat. Nathan-T. steinberg: SOB 49,
O'Rourke Bros. Col. Wiebke; Slf p.
schocfer. Louis HIS. Trimmer & Sons,
Inc; sl)S g.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-03-26
COUNTY DIVISION AGAIN

The Payette Commercial Club has
decided to inaugurate another county
division campaign. This is good news
These scraps break the monotony Of
friendly feeling between the towns Of
the valley, and while they are dis
turbing factors in the cooperation
and harmony of those who are more
interested in developing the resources
of the entire valley than in fostering
the county seat ambitions of one town,
they add to the gayety of these de-
generate Democratic times.
If our friends at Payette really
want to be cut off from the rest of
the county, we don't believe that the
Emmett valley will object, provided
they do not encroach on Emmett's
territory. If it be true, as they claim,
that the smaller the county the more
economically it can administered, sure
ly Payette will be content with the
minimum of 400 square miles
In which case, Emmett will UNI
doubtedly-thoug with tears in her
eyes-hid our neighbor down the at
the Payette's mouth Godspeed.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-03-26
FINAL FIGURES FROM IOWA

Analysis by an Iowa correspondent
of the New York Tribune of the Sc
cond district congressional contest II
that progressive State makes an en-
couraging showing for the Republi-
cans. The contest was made under
unpropitious circumstances, for the
first man nominated declined to run
Some Republican politicians were IN
favor Of letting the contest go by de-
fault, thinking there was no hope of
beating the Democrat, and with the
memory fresh of the uncontested cleo
ton of a Democrat in 1912, when no
opposition ticket was put in the field.
But the result proved that if the poll
ticans had cold feet, they miscalcu-
lated sentiment among the rank and
file of voters, for the Republican
ticket was finally filled and in the end
made a surprisingly good showing.
The total official vote was 33 per cent
off from 1912 and the Democratic vote
lust about the same shrinkage, so the
Democrats fairly held their own, but
the Progressive party vote was " per
cent less than the Roosevelt vote inl
1912 and so per cent less than the|
Progressive Governor vote, while theI
Republican vote was only 10 per cent?
less than for Governor in 1912 and|
was 80 per cent above the vote forI
Taft.
Taking the whole election only the|
Republicans made an actual gain. The
vote was Democratic 1925, Republi-
can 10000 and Progressive 3,7O9.
Iowa is one of the most progressive
"granger" States but from this cleo
ton it is not inclined yet awhile to
give up working it's problems out
through the Republican party, though
Iowa Republicans slashed Taft in 1912
as thoroughly as any of the progress
sive States of the middle West That
it refused to follow the Chicago con
vention in that campaign didn't imply
that it definitely and permanently a
bandoned the Republican party:
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-03-26

Old Bill Misgivens recently sent
the following testimonial to the
Sucker Catchers Remedy Co., Hot Air,
New York: Gentlemen" he writes.
at gives me great pleasure to recon-
mend to long suffering and hobbllng
public your wonderful Corn Cure Bis
tiers. After suffering for 81 years
from a corn on the major toe of my
off hind foot, and trying all other
remedies, finally gave up in despair,
bald a shyster lawyer 81 for making
INV will and joined the Army of Dis
content. But now, after having ap-
piled your blissful and benefclent
blisters to the said corn for period
of only three days, l am happy TO
report that the toe has entirely dis
but that the corn still re-
mains. Yours truly, Bill Misgivens,'
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-03-26
GOODBYE GRASSHOPPERS
French Scientist Exterminates Lo-
Gusts With Germs

DIR. F. d. Herelle, the young French
scientist who discovered that variety
of the cholera germ will exterminate
locusts and other insect pests, has re-
received numerous invitations from
South American countries to aid them
in relief from these scourges OF agrl-
culture.
Doctor d'Herelle was studing condi-
lions in Yucatan four years ago on be-
half of the Pasteur Institute of Paris
when he observed that the locusts
there were suffering from disease OF
the intestine resembling cholera in hu-
man beings. He isolated the cocco-
bacillus. After cultivating it and
it's virulence he made
solution which killed in twenty-four
hours.
The method is to sprinkle the solu-
ton on the grass where the insects
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-03-26

Isn't it amazing what funny names
the people in other towns have?
4 4 4
Flows everything in your house %
asked Smith. "Oh," replied Brown,
"she's all right"
Since the Isthmus of Panama has
ceased to be an isthmus, shouldn't it
be called Wasthmus?
4 q =
1t is fortunate indeed that the Will
son family has lot of common sense,
for it is nightly slim on looks.
4 4 q
To realize your ignorance, take a
small child to picture show and
try to answer all the questions put. to
you.
Our readers are warned not to shed
their winter underwear just because
there's stray robin or two in the
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-03-26

Sund baseball has come to stay
1t is very unlikely that the Legislature
will ever be asinine enough to pen
alize it. 1t is an innocent and whole
some amusement. 1t furnishes much
needed form of recreation for those
who are engrossed in other occupa-
tions during the rest of the week. In
the case of local teams it also permits
those to participate as players who
would be unable to participate at
other times of the week. Only an in
significant number of players are ex-
cluded from Sunday games by reli-
gious scruples, and there is nothing
in Sunday baseball to prevent this
small number from amusing them
selves as they see fit. And yet,
while Sunday baseball is great pop
ular favorite, it should be conducted
decently and in a manner not to dis
turb those who are conscientiously OPP
posed to that form of Sunday amuse-
ment.
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Spring Blood and system Cleanser

During the winter months impuri
ties accumulate, your blood becomes
impure and thick, your kidneys, liver
and bowels fail to work, causing So
called Spring Fever" You feel tired
weak and lazy. Electric Bitters-the
spring tonic and s system eleanser4 lis
kidneys, liver and bowels to healthy
action, expel blood impurities and re-
store your health, strength and ambi-
ton. Electric Bitters makes you feel
like new. Start four weeks treat
ment-it will put you in fine shape
for your spring work. Guaranteed.
All druggists. SOC and 81. H. E. Buck
len & Co., Philadelphia or st. Louis.
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The Judges Musings
TOPICS OF THE TIMES

restraints where such restraints are to
be construed by those who are sought
to be restrained. 1t can see, by ex-
aiming its own state of conscious
ness, that religious zeal and the true
spirit of religious liberty cannot dwell
at peace together in the same nina;
and that there will always be number
less ways for the spirit of intolerance
to break through the intended safe
guards by subtle constructions and a
thousand indirections. The fears of
Ulster are warranted. A Presbyter-
ian minority suspects Catholic ma
jority by SYSTEMATICALLY know
ing what attitude it would assume
were it the majority. The history of
Europe for five hundred years is
listers authority for its revolt "a
gainst Home Rule.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-03-26

A minister was preaching about the
beauties of Heaven to a band of con.
sumptives in a hospital. "For the love
of Nike" said one woman with an
awful cough, "don't talk that way
Pm paying SIS week in this place
to stay out of that place.
q 4 q
Miss Genevieve Clark, daughter of
Speaker Champ Clark, has trimmed
herself II new hats, and it is safe
to say that when Genevieve says of
her new hats, 81 trimmed them my
self" the Washington, d. c., women
will say (behind her back) "they look
it."
"Ikey," said Hebrew to his son.,
you and me are partners in this store
and ven you wait on a customer you'll
must say We and not f. A few days
later key burst into the store, and
screamed out: "Vader, We are ruined,
We are ruined, We have just lost feefty
dollars at poker"
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The Church Universal

By Jones.
~ REED is nothing more than the buster put on
over our cloth keep off the dirt of this world
and when we reach the arly gates OF heaven, we
shall take off our dustel and walk in, clothed in
the righteous robes of Jesus Chris 1t is astonishing that
we quarrel so over the quality of our dusters
Oh for a church universal! When we, as followers OF
the oy Nazarene who died to man who would
come INTO him. get hearts filled with love for him.
and all else eliminated then and only then snail we see
the one church of Cod the church universal!
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-03-26
The Forty Year Test

An article must have exceptional
merit to survive for period of AZ
years. Chamberlain Cough Remedy
was first offered to the public in 1872.
From small beginning it has grown
in favor and popularity until it has
attained world wide reputation. You
will find nothing better for cough
or cold. Try it and you will understand
why it is a favorite after period of
more than 40 years. 1t not only gives
Felief-it cures. For sale by all dealers
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-03-26

/" HE most important piece Of
foreign news of the week
is the threatened uprising
in Ulster. This threatened
revolt bids fair to develop into open
rebellion. In essence it means reli-
gious war. For more than hundred
years there has been clash of argu-
ment in the British Parliament on the
Home Rule question. The world is
waiting to see if this clash of argu-
ment is to be superseded by clash
of arms.
The reasons advanced in favor of
Home Rule for Ireland are ostensibly
based on principles of justice. But
the Unionists have insisted all along
! that government is not matter al
together of abstract principles; and
that we must always take into consid-
Grafton actual conditions and make
due allowance for emotional elements
and probable consequences. The act
ual condition complicating the question
of Home Rule for Ireland is the fact
that Ireland, taken as whole, is
overwhelmingly Catholic, while
compact minority in North Ireland
is non Catholic. This compact mi
nority is also permeated with an en-
thusiasm for its own peculiar form of
faith, which makes the contrast all
the more striking.
The Ulster minority fears Catholic
domination in case the supreme
authority in Irish affairs is removed
from the British Parliament and in
vested in an Irish Parliament. 1t
fears that no safeguards inserted IN
the Home Rule bill guaranteeing re-
ligious freedom will be sufficient. 1t
knows the lessons of history, the
sophistry of a pretension of tolera-
ton on the part of any religious ma
jority, and the irony of constitutional
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REcoMPENss,

DE mine TO raise the dropping heart,
In every sorrow share part.
To raise the fallen. cheer the way
OF earth's poor lone ones. while | stay
I ASK no other boon than this
Remove all sorrow and give bliss.
Ny time thus spent will well repay
The Ills meet on life's rough way.
MARY A. Coffin Ashley.
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ales of the Town
ROSEMARY.

IN TTTER as tears and sweet as Low.
thou art.
Thou silver herb. embalming all
IL the space
Around thee like sweet memories
In the neart.
As the dear thought OF one beloved face
Brcathes through my life. SO thy mogt
fragrant breath
Spreads perfume all abour my garden
waste
o sweet as love. o bitter sweet as death.
How dagger sharp thy soft leaf is to
taste!
Dear memory OF face shall not see.
Dear voice that shall never hear again.
o bitter parting. q beloved pain
o rosemary. o gray-green rosemary.
Westminster Gazette.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-03-26

Special Health Warning for March
March is a trying month for the
very young and for elderly people.
Group, bronchial colds, lagrlppe anc
pneumonia are to be feared and avoid
ed. Foley,s Honey and Tar is great
family medicine that will quickly stop
a cough, check the progress of cold,
and relieve infamed and congested air
passages. 1t is safe, pure and always
reliable. B. B. Davis
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-03-26

An advertisement now running in
many of the papers is beaded: Bald
Heads Not Wanted There must be
a mistake somewhere. We certainly
want ours.