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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-01
MASTER,S SALE.

-01ToI WATEHWORKs FLAN


t0UOl WATERWORKS PLANT.
Pursuant 90 an amended decree OF fore.
closure and order ~ sale q the District
,..,.-t az fhe United states Northern DIS
mot ~ Ohio western Division. lh I'D,
..saa ~ Metropolitan Trust company OF
,I. CIV OF Sew York SIS. The Denance
MATER Company. the undersigned. speciSI
master commissioner. VIII sell the prop
erft ~ The Defiance Water company
hereinafter dee. rihrd. a public auction lh
I r't. - D.farcf state OF Ohio. az the
.,s..t door % the Courthouse q Defiance
,.o.u.tt 40 ten o'clock in the forenoon 'I
saturday. october %. 1912; sag proper,
be- described as follows. VIZ. AN lht ItHI
md rere0rrI property OF Tho Defiance
VICTOR Company. said reaily lHDiuul-t Us
I.rae water works. buildings, pump
-roueee. stand pipes. reservoirs. machinery;
mines mains MIGRANTS. apparatus ana
eguirrn mt known az the beNanCt Nhtti
Company plant. ln the city ana IoWnsAlP
arl County u Defiance. 90 the STATE or
ohio. and also aU such property VIZ iher
situated lu fhe DIty OF township ol De
r.rre OF elsevher. 900 the County n De-
nance. together with al appurfenances ana
corporate franchises. ana an pI.pele -,
after acquired or adGeq hy the NOR tt"eoI
ar hy saIu receiver al % D. SOLO lh one
marcel executing. however. from such SAFE
ne .ccumGlat-d fund and any and all
.....,e.. accounts receivable. claims.
credits and chooses in action in the hands
f,r lees Than $50 900 900. Before any h.d
SIN be- received the bidder shall deposit
with the undersigned the sum OF f-.i'. ''
.n money or certified check. or NOT less
.@..r sf6 600 on ban value OF the six per
cent bonds 90 The Defiance Water Com
pluv The deposits of the unsucfessI u!
bidders viii he returned. The succe-slhl
.lIder shall increase his deposit % not
.'.. thar 10000 01 in money or fifty per
..nf Boz said bonds. 90 be forfeited for fall-
ure 90 make good hi- bld pi 20 D'"bF
r.nrummatlou ~ the e.lo nnal settlement
., lr 90 the time fixed ny ihe special mas
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Centre Line % Block
rAsT l9orH STREET.

The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge. Go satisfy which the sbo' de
.''~.res trouerty ~ 70 be sold. IA Four
thoueand eight hundred i've and to|loo
tssS of 40, Dollars. with interest thereon
from the l7th day Of September 1915.
leather with costs and allowance
,.,'e,uuttng 10 Two hundred seventeen and
III 100 Dollars. with interest from Septem-
Ter lsth. 1918, together With the expenses
OF the rale The approximate amount or
~ taxes assessments and water rates. or
other liens. which are 20 Dc allowed % the
purchaser out OF the purchase money. Or
paid by the Referee. Il Three hundred ana
E-IiOO Dollars and Interest.
sid premises Will Doe sold subject 20 a
TAX lien OF Three hundred and forty live
aud 8afl00 Dollars ana interest
Dated. New York. September 23rd. 1915.
HARRY A. GOIDEL Referee.
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Shipping Information ana H.,
Marine NeWS OF the World

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-01

The Ncw Haven County Nafionsl Bank.
located in the city q New Haven. 10 the
sfnte OF connrcurut. Is closing Us affairs
An note holders end other creditors ~ ne
associa.lOn ore hereby notified O. present
The notes and other claims for payment
l. G. STODDAPD. President
Dated. August -. 1914
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wIRrIEss REPoRTs

The 81 Paul reported A. l97 miles stsi o. 81 ?
fhi. forenoon
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5 Sulzer Votes Cost City $4,000.

William Suffers American party in
Queens County cost the city Of New
York $4,000, Of $1,000 4 vote. for the
five votes cast in the primaries Tues
day. The party had only nineteen en-
rolled voters in the county and only
five took part in the election.
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS:
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS
fFr0m TIE Tribune Bureaul
Washington. Scg'emlcf 81.
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Washington. september sd.
ARMY
col EJGLNE LApp. Alt. Cen. ircapar''a'cd
'ur active service. q. r.l'Oi. .-..-, 49,
'Ip'. , SaAsIi,s 10 q ST., e. ,c. cli E6-
Cart WILLIAM 3D. MONROE from i@-d TO i-'ih
second Lisat THOMAS d. .JoNls Coast Ar.
mon arri'a. r. Cs'r IN nr,f bopp 81
tended Two months.
Commander ] II DAYTON. 20 Bureau n Narifa-
u, ran' I f'fs 'TAyLoR detached Atlantic Reserve
Lieut.. o. G. j. c MONrFoRT detached Louisi-
I,s s4a y G. J'W .. SEED Ir detached cushing
Lieut. 20 N1 g. q A''l.' YorNG detached South car
r1 S.i1' G L 0ForiTz r-isna,lan accented
p h,''u s1rs 3 n vs. rRENCH. detached Nava.
Hospital y Y. 20 Temporary duty Saw Yard.
'surs T. G WILLIS detached Saw E.aa'.as
station. Richmond.
MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED
SEP. @. -Abareud,. Ch,unc,y naie. Bai,. + j..
sil romrey. az c.t Co. a., j. ~ N,,i ''.-. 6..,s
a, porl AM Prince. Sow orleans. at IHpo0l-llin
Sep. Montana. - Napageau E-y. Nri,-
worth Famine oniar,,9 ~. c,-l.I'r. I,ay.
Mohark a. Indian Head Louisiana, era i H,|
Hampshire. passing Jupiter mic. wac. "
Georgetown Channel. li1'ey. a. Ro-eoark ~
y: Wyomiug. lans'on ana ia.Ap-
Chc,arcaFe Biy. kosr,arfc and ke.iucN, ~
Vera Gnu. Eag.e 90 Capc Haltn. NeW lo-A
and Tefas a. southern dril grolnd. Pr m
Hampton Roads. Cu.ea A. Port ga, l'ii....'
minnesota a. Pr0grrcfoRn. Zero at4 1.a'irf.
a. lag t''' Ne" Uq A. Nf,ricrey N,r.han
sra ~f. .tH IT,
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CALEN HALL
HOTEL AND StNATOKIIM.
ATLANTIC CITY, y. }.

Always open Always ready. Always busy.
Canno. oe eXcelled for comfort or table
and service An Ideal place Tor long or
short stay. Tonic and curative baths with
trained operators =. Y. once. 243 Fifth
Ave Phone $3.50 Madison So.
r. J. YOUNG. Genl Mgr.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Nala

Male.
~ TIER Waitress. Salss. gfS class excellent
-rrisie.o.t apartment preferred. Miss shsughnessy
l. West 4-ni Street
Femaic.
CODA. chamterm-id. waii-esses. Finnish slrls
Lfsi reference. Ciy cf cuulig. JusslIa Agency
l5 Fast SSH g. Para iiis.
COZ fiE-tpoa. general hCl egofk. MAJ useful
Man waiting eli ie,i re- rrrrr tFlnnlsiJ
lAssl- Agencl. l3i Lest .'th 81 ilAz4. ii55
hut SEWpkhLA tUr.sl-Aueri.an. strong Will
ihs. Niif ~ country. excellent re.r-ru.a- Lehfis
Assrey. % =. i-.h % Phone 5,ll Harlem
HoiSEMOKkEE- Swiss. excellent cook and wait
res. wages So four years city references city
preferred. Miss shaughuessy Agency. II ". +2d 81
open air dying u. Abrahamsoa. losT Sd AZ,
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Barometer Readings.

Wg1e,t f-m1era'u-o yo.ieT141. g d7FT077 71' ;
2 M: lowest 4, ar G.lj a. M. average. -
average f1r corresponding date last year. 81 average
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SATURDAY. OCTOBER ?.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

$50 p m
rs-,1 Korea china PHILIPPINES via Seat q,
r.I aieAicl Nam .............t -......s- W ,
Ya.aU fyia san Francisco. Lurline ...'.t''"'
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Vessels Arriving at and De'
parting from Port OF
New York.
NINIATrHF ALMANAC

4In-ir : 3. sunsrt q. noon III u "
r..H's agr
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IL PURSUANCE or Az ORDER or HON.
orable John =. COhalan, surrogate ~
the COUNTY OF New York. NOTICE Is here
sgaiss, Deios o. Wickham. late Of ne
Comfy OF New York. deceased. 20 present
The same with vouchers thereof 10 the sub
scriber, At her place Of iraHsaG ms Dust
ness. the Once u Root. Clark. Buckner q
Rowland No. 81 Nassau street IN the
Borough OF Manhattan. city OF Nee YORK.
Oh OF before tho l.tn DAY ~ EoHenber
1915 MARY l.. WlChhAM'
Dated. New York. the 9Th Gay OF May
Root. CLARK. BucKNER & now
LAND. Attorneys for ESecutriN 81
Nassau Street. New YORK.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
orshle John y. Cohalan, a Surrogate Of
the County Of New YoSk. NOTICE Is here
By given 10 all PERSONS having claims
against Samuel H. hissam. late OF the
County OF New York. deceased. 10 present
the same with vouchers thereof TO the
subscribers. at their place Of Tansscting
Ter & Rice. 30. % Wall street. IA riie
CITY Of New York. on Or before the frt
DAY OF December next
Dated. New York. the sixth day OF May.
1915
LOUISE VANDERBILT KERR.
SARAH }. NISSAN.
WILLIAM ADANS NISSAN.
wHITRIDGE. BUTLER & RICE. Attor-
neys Tor Executors. - Wall Street
New York city.
IL PURSUANCE Of AN ORDER OF
Honorable John +. Cohalsn a Surrogate
OF the County OF New York. notice Is here
by given TO all persons having claims
against Norman Pierce late OF the County
Of New York, deceased. 90 present tho
same with vouchers thereof 20 the sub
scriber, st his place Of trsnssctlug busi-
ness No. Ssl Fourth Avenue. in The city
OF New York. on or before the 'th day Of
November next
Dated. New York. the 2sth day of April
1915.
sPRAGUE s LOCKWOOD.
Administrator.
~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
orable John 4. COhalsn. a Surrogate OF
the County OF New York notice is hereby
given 20 al persons having claims against
Albert T. Ilummer. deceased. late OF IN.
County ~ New York. to present the same
Nth vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber,
A. their place Of transacting business. No
o. cedar street. IN the city II New York
on or before the LIST day OF December, next
Dated. Sew York the 2lst dny II April
1915 SENEY PLUMBER
JOHN " SIMPSON
Executors.
SIMPSON. TEACHER & BARTLETT.
Attorneys for Executors g. Cedar
Street. New YORK. ".
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Local OmelaI Record.-The following o-'c a. ori
from Che Weather Bureau shows fhc changes in uc
Temperature for thc last twenty four hour in COM
uar',nu with the corresp 0nliug date 90 last year.
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HELP WANTED.
Male
WORK WANTED.

COOK CHAMBhkAiAtD. LAUNDEESS- re,f
young n0ith-oi Ireland giIi. both thoroughly "a
rfrieh'ed, f0ur aud three ycafs excellent per.lua
references Mis- ~hsughle.s,'s Fmplo,meui
Asency u West 42d 81
COOK Scotch. Protestant. neat rronomicsI
thoroughly experienced. excellent references 81,
90 $40. city ur county Miss Shauchne,.,'.
AgenY. l. West i2d 81 Tel $40 By.at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-01

HIGH WATER
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ROFRAN0 MAY
SURRENDER SOON

Continued from page !
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LOUISE VANDERBILT KERR.
SARAH }. kISSAAl.
WILLIAM ADAAiS NISSAN,
Executors.
WH1TRIDGE. BUTLER & RICE. Attor-
ncys for Executors. - Wsl Street.
New York city
The Cordova daily times., 1915-06-11

When war is over the Colonial Institute of Hamburg expects to have file the finest newspaper archives the great conflict 1t already possesses material in caaogued that would make the librarian of newspaper green with envy The data cataogued and cataogued to hair ne hnenes with thousands of clippings hundreds sub ec winch are being added to at the rate of clippings da taken rom some 200 and periodicals Germany and other countries.
 The archives established originally to deal with pocs ana economlcs and contan other things nor nation about than 6000 commercial undertakings and organizations all the world The subjects are according to the countries in which fa and are snb divided into more than 100 categories
 The data is apportoned by countries subdvided so that is possible to get information from angle on any phase of the at moments notice.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-06-11

The of the United States has issued an order to national banks that they must allow any overrafts which has heretofore been convenient method merchants and others to pursue the conduct of their is not of record that the bankers have lost anything b interest has been charged overdras the of hand
 The banker has not lost anything by of failure the overafer to make good If banker knows his business and his field he will not suffer any from overrafs than from It will pay he will pay the other and it is up to the banker to know whether not the good
 Carried to it's logical conclusion government may order that only oneegged anors and clerks be employed by banks, the ground that they the employment The
The Cordova daily times., 1915-06-11

old idea that the constitution guaranteed the unmoesed s of heath wealth and happiness has been thrown into
 discard and the time has arrived when every business activity IS regulated by government clerk who could not hold Job with corporation business house at half the salary paid him by Uncle Sam.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-06-11

Illinois Republicans having hard time choosing between James R. Mann and Lawrence Sherman as their candidate for the Presidential nomination The trouble being that under the microscope either of Presidential size
The Cordova daily times., 1915-06-11

The Colonel would rather go to the penitentiary than withdraw word he has said about the bosses In this respect boss is different from Presidential nomination
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-10-30
COMPANY II" ELECT
FOR CIVIL BUSINESS

AT the regular meeting of company
Tuesday, Oct. 18th, the following Of
ficers were elected to transact the civil
business Of the company. On account
of the growth of the company the mill
tary officers feel no longer able to at
tend to the civil business in connection
with their military work.
Private Floyd G. Smith, Co. Clerk;
Private Kirkpatrick, Treasurer; Private
DR.. Beuker, Corporal Griffin, Private
Eugene Miles, and Sergt. H. McKinnon
as members Of advisory board. The
fifth member to be elected by the four
present members.
The necessity for these additional
officers indicate prosperity with Com
pany OF which every citizen should
feel proud, since we are by far the
smallest city in the state maintaining a
company, and it is quite evident that
the local company is by no means the
least efficient in the state.
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-10-30
School Commissioners Notes.

Two-thirds of the schools visited TO
date.
A classified list of qualified teachers
will be out soon.
The new directories for teachers and
officers were mailed the twenty-first
For extra copies of the same, apply to
the commissioner.
Reading circle classes will soon be
organized for winter study oflive ques-
tions on pedagogy. There will be four
of these classes with headquarters as
follows: In Boyne Falls, under the
leadership Of Supt. Fox; in Charlevoix
beginning Saturday, Nov. 10Th in
charge of Miss Hines, in Boyne City
and East Jordan. Every teacher should
belong to one of these circles.
The school officers meeting will be
later than usual this year. The state
department writes that it can arrange
for these in November and December.
Watch this column for further par
ticulars.
The state librarian writes that we can
have but three of the old travelling
libraries to have and to hold forever.
Five had been ordered. We are sorry
to disappoint the last two.
Several schools are getting the i'm
provement germ. The fainter school
is plastering, Heart Lake is painting,
Three Bells is remodeling in general.
Norwood has introduced the recon-
mended text in arithmetic and plans on
putting in all uniform texts the coming
year.
Marion center is studying on
the "how" of a new standard plate
Her customary energy will make short
work of this problem.
Three schools are now ready for a
state inspector to tell them what else
they need to do to have their buildings
endorsed by the Lansing authorities.
Will your school be in line?
The county commissioner will be in
Saginaw this week attending the
commissioners section of the state
teachers association, on her return she
will be ready to finish her fall round OF
visits with new vigor.
Let the commissioner know your
plans, watch for your school in these
columns.
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-10-30
County Normal Notes.

Commissioner May L. Stewart made
a short call at the normal room, Tues
day morning.
Miss Sophia Berg, graduate Of the
class of 1914, visited the normal room
last Thursday.
Misses Florence Maddaugh and Ruth
Chellis accompanied the ladies Of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Uuion
to Mancelona, Wednesday morning,
returning on Friday. The young ladies
in question went as representatives of
our. county normal. They attended
the meetings of the convention and
also visited the Antrim County Normal,
which is located in that city.
Last Tuesday, the class attended the
session of the Board Of Supervisors
This session was particularly interest
ing, the discussion Of the Board being
with regard to the placing of the state
road, between East Jordan and Charlie
voix.
Miss Ella Smith, state supervisor OF
county normal schools, visited the nor
NAL room on Wednesday. She gave
the class many good suggestions
on the method OF teaching chill
dren penmanship.
The normal class attended the plow-
ing match, Thursday, which was held
at Marion Center. The students took
part in some Of the field sports and
learned many useful things. They also
visited the dairy farms Of Mr.. ingalls,
and Mr.. Withers and were very much
impressed by the sanitary equipment
NJ each. A dinner was served in the
-dall at noon and was enjoyed by every
one. The Marion Center school was
also visited. the class being very
interested in the agricultural exhibit
whifh Miss Berg and the children had
obtained.
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-10-30
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Charlevoix county herald., 1915-10-30
Supervisors Close
: October Session
Several Matters of Importance
/. Looked After.

After full two weeks session the
beard of supervisors adjourned without
day Saturday afternoon.
Ia about the only warm issue before
the board-the Ironton section of the
Charlevoix and East Jordan highway
the board, to which the question of
location was unnecessarily referred,
refused to recede from its decision in
favor of Mat Allen hill. Appropriation
was made subject to that decision. The
matter is now up to the road commits
sioners, which body favored the lower
route. 1t is now the upper line or no
money.
The committee on settlement with
road commissioners reported accounts
correct. Same report from committee
on county treasurer.
The report of the road commissioners
showed that on road building for 1913
and 1914 $50, 9S3.25 had been expended,
as follows: East Jordan and Boyne
Fails, three miles, $l3, SOL. .05; Charlie
voix and East Jordan, three and one
quarter miles, $8,37423; Boyne City
and Charlevoix, two miles, $l2, ,OOO, 81;
Emmett and Grand Traverse State road,
two miles, $8, ,94S.97. Salaries of three
commissioners 1913 and 1914, IS, ,257.S8
Machinery bought for above years,
from general fund, $4,65l. .93; bought
by commissioners from appropriations,
1888. .06.
Board voted 5000 for agricultural
society, No appropriation for develop
ment bureau.
Equalization committee reported total
valuation, real and personal, of county,
as $l1, 1868
The report of the poor commissioners
showed that the years expenditures for
the poor of the several townships, in
cluding maintenance of county farm
was $14,250.36. Allen T. Greenman
was elected school examiner, and Her
man Goodman was elected poor super
intendent in place of E. A. Cross, who
declined reelection.
An appropriation of 5000 was made
for the maintenance of the East Jordan
bridge.
Ordered that 1000 be borrowed in
equal amounts between the five banks
in the county, at seven percent interest
Voted to sell county lots on the State
street hill. Clerk instructed to adver-
tise.-Charlevoix Sentinel.
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-10-30

A man doesn't have to be detective
in order to find trouble.
An old bachelor says that love is not
only blind, but dumb.
Laugh at fool and he imagines you
are laughing with him.
Some people are witty and some
others are not even half-witted.
The less brains man has the easier
it is for him to lose his head.
A knocker always has a large audi
ence because he gives free show.
All women would strive for religion
il it was good for the complexion.
The more worthless a man the easier
it is for some woman to marry him.
When money talks even garrulous
woman will close her mouth and listen.
When Adam got off good thing, no
one ever said: 81 always liked that
joke"
The imprudent man reflects on what
he has said and the prudent man on
what he is going to say.
And some married men believe that
they should be allowed to spend part OF
the money they earn.
Watering places were popular resorts
for females in biblical times Rebekah
got her husband at one.
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-10-30
HOW AN ENGINEER KEEPS WELL.

Railroad engineers are more exposed
to catching cold than other workers. f..
G. Dunaphant Of Monette, Mo-, has run
Frisco engine 25 years and all the
medicine he has taken is Foley's Honey
and Tar. He writes: 81 always keep
ii in my house and recommend it to all
who have bad cough or cold. Kites
Drug Store. b
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-10-30

Our idea of a clever man is one who
never attempts to do things he knows
he capt
Some men resemble pyramids-broad
at the foundation, but rather narrow at
the top.
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-10-30
No. "a

white mark across his cheek. "A
mother bear gave me that when
caught one of her cubs. She caught
me with the goods as they say now.
A mother bear can lick anything In
creation when defending her young"
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-10-30
MOUSE scAREs GIRL TO DEATH.

She Falls Unconscious at Sight of
Tiny Intruder.
Kenosha, Wis.+Miss Edna Engie.
the 17-year old daughter of Caspar
Engel, was scared to death by .
mouse. The mouse ran out from un-
der a piece of furniture as she enter
ed her room. The girl fell unconscious
and died without regaining conscious
ness.