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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lenders at.


torneyl
18TH st. III u, ., 1905 . Park ay. IA
xloos, March 2, ls0s-Jacob Lunits 10
Isaac Goldman; atty. Harold ] SeiseI
MoRNiNGsIpE Az EAST. ri, $. ss'SiSS ' n
l?lst st, 3oxi0o, Nov 20. l1O7-Ethel I
and John y Kellogg TO charles y Rush
more, w bHh ~. and ano, trus attys
=, Rnshmore; 4 40 Wall st, .s.9, 900
ELECTROMAGNETIC oct g. isis"
West Side Const Co TO tho Rotary Realty
Co; attys, stoddard & NJ. 1873 broad
i.STRA sT, sis ii, So, iii77 "a av 'E iSsS
lo0.li. April Fl, lolo--wp and Dora A
Stsftens 10 Amalia u 4, p!no; atty
90, l7s Iway 49, .,.,.. IS 900
Az G. 1914 a, 25s n sOth st, s5.6x;s,
Feb ~, l905-Rosalis Schacht ct al 10
Ephratm karelsen, atty NJ singer,
SAME rrRorERrY. Aprii il. ls,.s-ItI63;GIiSsss
Schuler to Esther Bamberg .....S3, 500
ZAP st, tls " no, 200 " 9th av 25Nl0O D.
March lb, l907--Selma Byk 81 al 10 Hen.
rietta Mae Murray and Thomas |
Van Antwerp, trus; attys. !. & T 60,
sOTH sT 80, +o5S 9TH sv is sssss' May
I. is76---Jennetts and Joseph Bernhard
10 Annie Miller. atty, I q Co, i76
RiVERsiDE DRIVE :, So ic.'S ST. ST.
2lxl00, May H. lso5-Alex and Mar
garet II Walker to Johanna Fleisch-
mana extrx. satisfied OF record without
production OF mtg by order OF tho Su-
prems Court, April Ia. 1915. Justice
Peter Hendrck; attys for petitioner
wesselman Kraus, So Liberty
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BUYS 20 sCARsDALE LOTS.

Angel & Co have sold twenty-six lots
In Scarsdale Park. adjoining the new de-
veiopment OF Edsewood at Scarsdale,
Tor Albert Hale Of Boston. Mass, to an
investor.
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STATEN ISLAND LOT SALE.

Isaac Hyman has sold to the New
York ana Suburban Cooperative Build
ing and Loan Association a lot on Grant
avenue, Fort wadsworth. IL IL opposite
the public school on Fingerboard road.
Grant and Sherman avenues.
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SALES BY AUCTION.

FOR WHOM TT MAY CONSERVATION
Young, Auctloneer, sells this dav, Satur-
day. April ilth, at 10 a, n, at as7 East
t2nd st, Bradbury Upright No. .ibG2:
Stack PIP No 9Ia7e; TechnSls PIP No. 6gii I,
Stroud Up No. T2ss. BY order OF the mort.
Gagss.
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lat s2os THIRD AVENUE.
by Henry Brady.
ENGLAND BIG SUGAR BUYER.
Takes 100000 Tons Cubnn Product
and 10 Reported Seeking More.

II was reported yesterday In tho sugar
trade that Great Britain had been a
large purchaser OF Cuban sugar. The
amount Of the purchase, II was said. was
about 100000 tons for May and June
delivery At oost of mora than $1,000
900,
II IL reported that Great Britain 10
In the market for further supplies.
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Cartoons Receipts, sAss,o7s.e7.

The total receipts for duties at the
Custom House yesterday were s46i,-
o76 81. Of which sli2.01227 was for
merch andiss withdrawn from bonded
warehouses; and s352. O6s.+o for recent
importations.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORT0AGrs.
Manhattan

i2sTH ST. isi E--Ingraham. Phoenix.
committee. to Morland Mtse Co. ls5
s swsy' atty n Y ri'i' in' Co d dss
iI5TH ST. 81 w.iordon. Rose. to ' jaSSS
Ri EI!fSn' Gs'np pRivE sy.y
Hubert. to Albert HoiInigsr ct Al, a.3
Riverside drive. atty. l. T co. $50
i2sTH Sr 81 w..Msrss Annie, 10 EE I'm 40
s,i solomon go Forest sv; attys. Allen
80 Sf ST ,s E sT-y n.,,i, 70 900
Markcwitz; eN TIFFANY st, atty. T d
KEXMARE ST. ss;st.fir.is,oir,, WIN. , q a.
wes, End av' S,,y., Arn.tsin & /. ias
issTH ST, 500. w Y TIN. in. ' "a 10
T'G In. r, FsFf Il, Harrison sn N y ATTY
AuptsoS Az " cor is,ii st. iii 1890
cHn m1 70 ST ssin s,o atty same; 80. nsSco
Y MtEs & Security 90, isS Bway; atty
NY TITLE Inc Co, 1875 Bway. 81, 900
SSrH sr, iS E--samo to same, atty,
10th st, ,at,y Th.o Raum.isl.S S'''S IS
Aged Couples to Geo Jaeger, 5t2 N
iseh st, atty, Thso Baumeisier. s5
zap ST, .. s2is E columbus, sv ~" gys
.s--l.evy, VIM l.. TO WIN Buchan. Jr,
Glen Ils RidsS y j. atty. l. T ins \ i 30,
sap ST. -, ssis E Columbus. ay. ' ssS
- nr"an ~ ATTY, j. / n T
SAP ST, lss E-Louis E schwabo 10 law law
yers Title and Trust 60. $50 BROAD
ssTH sT. 50 E-Frank ii Pi.sbtyy to 'ry s.sS
q Bourne and ano. trustees, Coopers
town: Y: atty, silas wodeiI iis
ssTH ST, 50 EE-si.phen c clark to 'ss ! OT 70
AMdr t.n po9shk.epsi-. Y; atty. sns,
ssTH 81 50 EMFrsdik q Bourne ana s GCo
trustees, TO- stephen . Clark. Coopors
town. Y; atty, silas Wodsll, iIs
oRCHARD 'sT.. s7.Trrn.,.e., Of ttb..' ~
society Library to Joseph Smith, sTl7
sist av, Bklyn; atty. Abraham Spiro,
BronI.
GREENEBAUM, David. to Sarah Greene.
LAWYERS MICE 60 10 German, ssy cM,o.
bltANDES August. and ano. exrs, 10
August Brandes, trustee ...,.,.,,,S IL
q co to Title \ Calm 49,. .yi2 500
CROW. Ralph l.. to q & co. $4,000
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UNITED MINES COMPANY. % Pine
street. petition In bankruptcy by Henry
NJ Keith creditor ,?r iios o.. on an
Babylon l.. l.. for money loaned TO the
company from August II. 1904, to
January, isi. Il was alleged that on
Ing inability to pay It's debts The com
pany was incorporaed In February. 1901
Capital stock. 100000. II had gold
and silver mines in Idaho and New
RHODE = HAsxISs COMPANY, book
BANKRUPTCY by credi,ora Ths COMPANY ~
was Incorporated In 1908. Capital stock
$4,000. The business was started In
MAX HELBORN. furniture. 1901 Third
avenue. assigned to Edwin /. Garvin
A petition in bankruptcy was also nled
HARRY II PRoMl SELL 5t w--t Is5,h
,tset, petition in e"nkrup;ey by Fam
ing. inability. to pay hts debts Labs.
ties are said 20 he 5000. assets uu-
time in bankruptcy. Their" was pet
,!on nlei By man Of the same name on
April g.. 1911, and a discharge VAS de-
MED. His liabilities were neatly in
manufacturer OF dresses
J. JONAS JACOBS. printing sal.em.n, 249
West lssth street, formerly president Of
the ADVERTISER Printing company, MED
petition in bankruptcy. lahiliti-~
tz.So, no available assets He has 2Jl
shares OF stock OF the above company Of
no value and accounts % fss4S, % no
value A petition was MED Agsins; the
company on october :. 1913.
avenue, petition In bankruptcy by cred!-
tors. II was said that he made an
assignment on April 10 20 Max Cedar
HERON INSTRUMENT COMPANY, 50
sroadwHy petition IN esnkrup'cy by th..
LisSiii,ie. said 10 Ne more han 5000.
assets $1,000. The company was In q
corporsted IN September, 1913 capita.
stock $4,000. 1t manufactured tooth
NEWMAS's BAKERY.-A petition IN
bankruptcy nled BY creditors against
business as Sewinans Bakery, iTs Gin
ton street Liabilities. $500. ass"'s.
500, II was saii that they had sold
The bakery for $500 without notice 20
CHARLES MULLER. go East i7s,h
,,reei' Sormer,y p3r'nsr IN the nrm o.
restaurant on Twentieth street near
Fifth avenue hled = petition IN bank
The Arm was succeeded by corporation
two years ago,
Petition Dismissed.
BENJAMIN NOLOpAR Judge Hand hiss
dismissed the petition IN bankruptcy
n n,sd on o March 10 aFains, hrnlsml9
creditors at IS cent, on the e do,iar. VII"
Schedules Filed.
ALERT CONSTRUCTIONS COMPANY. 1875
les Of s,so.saS and ".ssis o, M" SIS t3''"
EXCELSIOR OUTFITTERS, INC. mems
furnishings and clothing rs Newark
SIiss Of ana ss.e's Of ;7SoS pa
srssdw.y' .ch.dalss .shS. iisSi'i,,e:; : Of o;
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Petition Dismissed.

BENJAMIN NOLOpAR Judge Hand has
dismissed the petition IN bankruptcy
Med on March 10 against Beu1amIn
Nolodar, oilcloth and picture frames. So
creditors al IS cents on the dollar
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SATISFIED MECHANIOT LIENS.
MAnhn&fan.

SsrH ST. sss 90 ssT w-Janoo sehlssineer
vs. Ida l. Eisele ct Al. Feb !. 1914. 1910
,.,sr ST. ~. E% "fG"li p.e. ., a, v.
Mary Fries ct al Apr 4. 1913. .t<lBN
HOE Az. il5l-S hickman a Co, Inc,
vs. Elisabeth Rub kirchhofer OF a., Dec
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

ures In the United states during the week,
against 81: for the previous week and
80 ~, .oo ara 20 '1 nc TIT 'i'tI.Ti.
states had 1905, New England. a.; South
ern, 1875. Western. II; Northwestern, as
far Western, 20. Canada had IS. against
AZ for the preceding week About -
per cent. Of the total number OF concerns
failing had capital OF less than 5000. and
per cent had from $1,000 to 10000
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sURRoGATEs' NOTICES.

HAYS. z. ST. JOHN I'm pursuance OF
an order OF HONORABLE ROBERT LuD-
Low FOWLER, surrogate OF the County
OF New YORK, NOTICE is hereby given TO
all persons having claims against T. ST
JOHN HAYS, late OF the County OF New
York, deceased, 20 present the same with
vouchers thereof 20 the subscribers at their
ace Of iransHctlng business. At tbs offics
Of FOLEY a POW ELL No. -o6 Broadway.
in the Borough Of Manhattan. city OF New
York on or before the 3rl day OF July. next.
Dated, Now York, tho 3!st day OF De-
csmbeE, 1914.
KATE + HAYS
NJ " y Ii 4 I
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MORr0A0Ns.
twith name and address Of lender and
lenders Attorney
n0W1t0V1.

twY,h name and address Of lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown.
tscuth of Fourteenth ST.
ITO To Geo Ko.nis isl ses W''p on m;s
XWeSer: .oS .LesinE't s,s .,'';s,,::..cMogMq
Wilson Wis.,, 10 TIL. o y rtu.. .' q, Us Us
Bway. Apr is, due as per bond $500
Esst Side.
tDar Of Fifth, ay; between Tourtssnth
and 10th sts.)
fried Esohler to Union square Savings
Bank; ., "a Union s9usrs APR 10: az sTs os AZ
twest OF Fifth av. between Fourteenth
and 10th Gs)
9TH Az n " cor soth OF, soxlt4; Stewart
st. n. as " %h av. iooxsss-sth Az
and sOth s; Realty corDn 90 cGiamSi y.
June 60. 1870. q; st'ys. Bl.ndy. u
'T H. Az IND .as :. q, ss4. ill., PM
ggvhard. III Bwsy. ...........! 800
,orH ST, isl v wiv..:.. End AZ. iss
ioo,s-Heien Card to Emily D Van
S%:s:n'n ne, bond a Tus Mor,i,se"r' CO.
''Ta 81; -, i. !: Riiy:f:,d: Drive. ~
~
psi bond; suy. n ritfs In: Co 1855
bw~y '..'..'..''''..''. ..'... ..Sb'ooo
Uptown.
Manhattan island. north Of iieth ~
MoRNINGsIDE PARK EAST. - $40 q
Lawyers Title 4 Trust Co. 100 Bway.
Lemon Aet K Az Ri lash st. s ssSOO
atty. 20. Rubin 400 B% as's"' Zoo
Randess Realty co to Ra, h, Realty
1870 p,.e, m;s'' each $4,000; s,,y,
SAME PRoPERTY--same TO Emanuel A
Ro,hsch,ld; ?si " i'i,, st. Apl is. , pr
. m;fS' $500 1850, each s;,, co mtg,
Borough of The BronSD
WISE Az. $. 1909 Home st, iots.
Zach SSis.ioc,7' m,s'; each s3S' 600
rS Zoo s sss nG A HT Is S as &C. Mot
bond. atty. Title T Co, iIs
PH 10 "a H ~ ~ sih 81 $3.50 20 10
ayr. 6 p G. atty. riue 9 at Co. is
rRASkLIN Av. -, 7ss n jefferson 81 pi.
lots. each SI.sxloo, two mtgs. each
etooo-CAth Darling to Jas r Barry.
ii.s Bo;'cn I'd: AZ Is; yrs. s.p.s;
issD sT. $50 T. ne. sSIsks-Bsulah OPP
penheimer to Title q a T Co. I7s Bway
Apl IS. due. &C. as per bond: atty. Ti,ie
MLSFoRD PLACE, 1856 W ., i.s.i |.
Boston I'd, lots each. s7.sxloo, mtgs
each 1890, pr mtgs each $4,000
Niehoia. serracino to stability Rity Co.
80 l. <2d 81, Apr rs. due May l. 1925.
p c; atty. T & 60. I7s Broad
i.sTH ST. -. So. W =, Ann, sv' '' ss'SS
si.li--Tace s Cornell TO VIM Schnei-
der. tb Lemon av, Apr Is. due July g.
1912 . O. atty. O q Co, i76
lsbTH ST, cor Fox Of, 2s1ss s-John
q Hoffman ct al to John VI Han-n.
apr !, yra . c; atty. T a T Co,
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LONG IsLAND-roR SALE OR RENT

FREEPORT WATER FRONT Bungalows
ana houses $4,000 up also building plots on
Randall Bay and Woodcleft hay; low
prices: easy terms. send for particuia rs
JOHN j. RANDALL co, Freeport. l.. I.
HOUSE at Garden CITY Estates 4
large rooms, all improvements steam heat
sale or rent J. ~ GEURKEN, rs Broad
ST.. y. Y. Tel. $3.50 broad
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FOLEY 4 POWELL. Attorneys for Execu-
tors zoe Brotiway, Manhattan. New
York city, y. Y. -

HAvEMEYER EMILE DE Loosely
In pursuance OF an order OF Honorable
John T.. Cuha,Au, a surrogate % the county
Of Sew York, NOTICE Is hereby given 20
all persons having Claims against Emile
de Loosely HaNemeyer, ate OF the County
OF Bergen, state OF New jersey deceased.
20 present tn same Win vouchers thereof
10 the subscribers, az their pace Of trans
acting business. so, % CortIanIt Street. In
~" City Of New York. on or before tho 18th
day OF June next. Dated. New York. the ID
tay, q Decemeer lslt THEODORE a.
HANEMEi Err WILLIAM Butt ER DUN
CAN, Ancllary Executors PARSONS.
CLOSsON 4 McILVAiNE, Attorneys for
Executors, 80 Wili,m street. Borough of
Manhattan. New York City
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HOTEL RALEIGH

.. charles place and Beach The popular
section, villain slght and sound Of the
ocean zoo .h5ge sunny roo ne "a. open eS-
posure, IrlNate baths, running water T..
rooms. sun ptr'nF elevator. g.. Caisin-
ana service best ohta!nahie Specia. early
season rates Book -. II J. DNNES
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with name and address OF lender and
attorney. II attorneys name 10 omitted
address party OF second part)
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MORtsON. DAVID. I'm pursuance Of
an order Of Honorable Robert Ludlow
Fowler. Surrogate OF he county OF S.w
york, NOTICE I. hereby given - all per
sons having claims against David r Mort
con, ate OF the County ~ New York Dc
ceased, 70 present tho same W''h vouchers
thereof 10 the sIhE-riNe-. a. Ms place Of
'ransar''ug business 70 /. Rector Street,
IN mo CITY ~ New York IN or h~fore tn.
l7th day Of June. ,l9i5. NEXT Dated. New
XIX rs ION d. w ~ n:o'mee, is.
LEIGH x IYDrCVrR. Attorney for FL.
ecu'0r R~r'Or g Nev Work CITY.
STUART, WILLIAM wHtTEWRIGHT
In pursuance ~ an order OF Hon. John T
'ohHAu. a Surrogate 81 fhe county OF View
YORK motto" Is hHTohy given 10 a. person.
having claims against W lam Whitewrtgh'
STUART, ate Of Btree .oua, king ~
Spain. deceased 70 present me same. with
vouchers hereof N 'hA subscriber. at ht-
place ~ 'rausa ting business No. . Rector
Street, Manhattan borough, New York CITY
ON or before lu.y g. '9lf psted, New
YORK Lsnnary 90. l9ls Erwin
EDISON y sAMMIs Attorney for Admin
's'rttor Rector street New York city,
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Borough OF Tho Bronx

LOTS 81 and 2o7. man wa,h,n.,onv,,.
Value Realty 90 10 John s,abi ". =,
2iOth street Aux 7. III, a1,,y 'hI o, ~
stahl ga :toth Of " a'". 100 100
h chau ~, sSAP NJ %,da s .sra Vernon PARK
4, ,isii; sam. atty. 49,. '''.. 81
Heaiy. ref, 10 Gertrude Mayer. Tcns USs
Elts'h :, A'.ys' c'o'ks' * z s ssb
SANE PRoPERTY-1;ertrud May.,'itio9 II
Emory Ciocke, 500 Riversde Dir tnriI
D. sane atty ,'.''' e' '''' '.',,e' N iioo
MANip S ST n Sc cor RAMA ay t26nlo9
and ano, ss4 Trinity av' ApriI ~ s,,v
i'm Hauser $40 Southern Bouisvard II
scheriine TO Lena Marso!ish, iss7 Gay
av, one. half part, April s. atty L.
Cohen, sOs Bway' "''' Il
PROSPECT AV. 2isi. $, s7xioc; also
Co to Henry L..rbarxsrs sas " h fistS
st, mtg $4,000. April IS, atty, I. r x
T 90, $50 Pway. ..,,',''' " ;,co
ST ANN's AZ, -, 1883 n w.stchsster
hard Dressed and ano, ssI Trinity av.
April II; atty, j NJ Hauser, SIS south .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-25
Copyright. Underwood & Underwood.

THE apires Of Berlin street-car
1 conductors alpays hare first
chance at their husbands Jobs
when the men hare gone to the ,oar.
The burgomaster of the city said
that Germany could nerer accom-
plish anything acithom the as
sistancc of its momen. Officials in
Germany and elsewhere h
not Arrays shown so chiralrous a
regard for the other ser. The mar
has, at least, brought home to the
Warring nations a neW sense of the
palue and importance Of their
mothers and Wires.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-04-24
new IDEA IN DECORATION
People Have Learned the Value u
Black and White as Means OF Sc
curing Color Effect.

Black and white have taken the
world of interior decorations 3y
storm. And the combination ISM
only a fad; it promises to last. now
that we have discovered how mucn
character to articles and rooms can De
given by this color effect. Even the
bedroom has not been spared-or
it has been honored. whichever way
you look at it-with the attention OF
black and white, and we find black
rugs on white floors, and white beds
and furniture and woodwork, ana
sometimes black curtains. and now
there have been introduced the most
charming lingerie sets for the bed
dressing-table, dresser and chinonler'
the set sometimes including from one
to half a dozen boudoir pillows. That
part of the lingerie used for the bed
includes a spread, bolster slip ana
pillows or shams. II bolster roll is
used, then only the bolster throw Is
needed, doing away with the neces-
sity of the bolster slips and shams.
The black-and-white lingerie bed
room set may be embroidered In any
design that you would use for the
all-white embroidery set. The ma
terial used is rather heavy wnlte
linen. The design is worked In oiack
mercerized cotton. It must be very
carefully worked on the wrong slde'
few, IL any, connecting threads oeins
used when passing from one design
to another.
II you do not wish to use oiack
curtains at the window, lawn cur
tains with black figures are good SUD
stitutes. II shades are used with the
curtains, they should be either All
black or white. A black-and-wnlte
carpet may be used instead OF an
white or all black. Black carpet win
white rugs. or vice versa. is also 81.
fective. The boudoir pillows should
be of white embroidered In BLACK.
They should not, however, be placed
over black pillows, as in the case OF
pink or blue pillows. White pillows
must be used for the purpose or the
pillow slips will look soiled. A black
and-white room would prove pleasing
to a man.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-04-24
ALL HAVE MILITARY EFFECT
Cut and Trimming Of New sIouses
Are Alike In This Respect In
the Seasons Styles.

The military effect of trigness and
trimness is carried out not only on the
cut Of the new .blouses, but also in
their trimmings. Edges are bound
with narrow braid, buttons are used
in close ranks and bows and all sorts
Of silk loops and ornaments simulate
military frogs. "A stunning blouse Of
.coffee-colored golden-rod satin--the
supple, soft satin so liked for blouse
wear-has a buttoned-up collar In
choker style and link cuffs fastened
with white pearl buttons. Four
frogs" of white silk cord, with loops
caught over immense ball buttons COW
cred with the coffee satin, appear to
fasten the blouse fronts, but under
meath are hidden snap fasteners, a
safer and saner closing than the wide
ly separated frogs. A blouse of dutch
blue georgette crepe is trimmed with
black edge binding braid and small
eagle brass buttons In true military
style. -
One Of the. most striking new i'm.
ported blouses, fresh from Paris, is a
charming model of sheerest white
wolfe. embroidered with big yellow.
centered daisies, and smart black
tie. Pintucking and hemstitching and
small motifs of hand embroidery add
their quota of prettiness to the new
spring blouses, which are so soft in
material and so delectable in color
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-04-24

of taking tea at the hour in the after
noon when everyone needs cheering
and refreshing.
So, if you have ever hesitated to
serve tea because it was too much
trouble, assure yourself that 1t is not
too much trouble to join the ranks Of
tea servers. 1t need be no trouble.
Tea and plain bread and butter sand.
wiches. If they are daintily served,
constitute the only refreshment nee.
essary to a perfect Afternoon tea"
service. 1t is the service, rather than
the food. that is important.
To be sure. the. tea must be well
made. Even II it costs no more than
fifty cents pound it must be made
with water that is bubbling when it is
poured over the tea. And the sano.
witches must be dainty; they must be
and spread daintily with sweet but.
ter. The cups and saucers, even II
they cost only ten or twenty cents
each. must be in good taste-all this
II your custom Of serving tea is to be
q delightful one. -
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-04-24
Champion Belgian Stallion.

minous hays, il of a good quality, such
as alfalfa clover. and cowpea hay, ara
good for the foal. AS the foal becomes
older more liberal grain ration
should be provided. A yearling foal
to grow properly, will need four or five
pounds Of grain per day in addition
to what hay will be eaten.
There Is no single factor in agricul
tural production on the average farm
that is Of greater importance than
good horse or mule power. This DOW.
er can usually be furnished more
cheaply by the production OF needed
animals in that particular locality
than by purchasing them from remote
localities. In home production then
is also the added advantage of DOE
sessing animals which are thoroughly
acclimatized. Therefore II you an
the owner Of good mare do not fail
to breed her either to a good stallion
or good jack.
II the mare Is of the light type
1 oiCcu HcI W 6OOu stdiilOn OF one
Of the light breeds; and IL Of a DRAFT
type, breed her to a draft stallion
The progeny of a light mare bred to 4
draft stallion or of draft mare 10
light stallion is usually a nondescript
that is not fitted to any particular
field and will not command the prics
Of either a high-class light or a hieh
class draft horse. BY the light tyne
is meant horses Of the Standardized
Thoroughbred, American Saddle, ana
similar breeds; by the draft type d
meant horses of the Percheron, Bel
gian, Shire. Clydesdale and similar
breeds. In breeding to jack, mares
of almost any kind may be used Y
sound, the best mules, as rule, b.
ing produced from the mares with tho
most weight and finish. The produc
ton Of inferior animals of any kind b
seldom profitable.
The department of agriculture
Washington, d. c., will send free Of
charge, to anyone who applies, The
following bulletins:
No. 40. Principles of Horse Feed
ing. .f 81
b No. 619. Breeds of Draft Horsea
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-04-24

who carries on a horrible nerve-rack-
ing form of guerilla warfare In closer
proximity to you after a few days
spent in the mud.
His pertinacity and vitality Is
amazing. He requires ten times as
much killing as any German, but our
medical service has proved equal to
the task of circumventing his wiles.
The battalion is paraded and marched
TO the nearest bath. Often this Is I'M
der shell fire, and the sh<apnel Is
screaming overhead. But NO one heeds
such trifies as these. Each man strips
and throws his shirts, underclothes,
and socks into q heap. His uniform
he takes OF, and ties to it his tin iden-
LITIGATION disk. At a word OF command
groups of fourteen nude forms with
a wild howl of Joy rush into each OF
the steaming tubs. From these arise
a chorus of screams and chat as the
men soap or duck each other in soap
suds.
Clothes Steamed and Washed.
Meanwhile the uniforms are placed
in another vat, and steamed for ten
minutes. The heat is so great that
no evaporation takes place, and they
come out perfectly dry. Each man
as he energies from the bath after
his allotted span is handed towel and
a fresh set of underclothes.
He then dries himself, puts his
new garments on, and claims his uni
form, recognizing it by the identifica
ton disk. The underclothes. which
he took of are then boiled or steamed
in great watts, and then handed over
to the washerwomen who are EN-
ployed for this purpose at four francs
$50 cents) a day. They are then care
fully inspected and II found perfectly
clean are made up into sets, and are
available for the next battalion which
comes to be washed.
was present when a territorial
battalion was having its turn. A young
printers clerk said to me:
This is the day we all live for. II
helps you to get back your self-respect
just when you feel you are sinking
to the level of brute beasts from mud
and dirt. / don't believe one of Ut
would surrender his turn for a flyer.