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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-03
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY
The People OF the State Of New York
nlalntiff. against United Freeman's Land
Association No. 2. defendsnt-ro the above
named defendant
You are hereby summoned 10 answer
the complaint In this action, and 70 serve
a copy Of your answer on the plaintiff
attorney within twenty days after the ser
vice Of this summons exclusive Of the day
OF service and In case OF your failure %
appear. or answer. Judgment will be taken
against you by default for the relief de-
manded 10 the complaint
Dated, Brooklyn. y. Y, May 9th, 1915
EGBURT f. WOODBURY..
Plaintiffs Attorney. once and Post once
Address. Capitol. Albany, y Y
ALBERT A. HOWELL
cution Of this action, ONCE and Post
ONCE Address. so Court Street. Brook
Ign. y. Y.
To the abOve-named defendant.
The foregoing summons is served upon
you by publication pursuant 10 an order
OF HON. JAMES c. VAN SICLEN, a Jus
tice Of the Supreme Court Of the state Of
New York. dated the 23rd day OF June.
1915. and fled with the complaint In the
ofhce Of the Clerk OF the County Of Kings
At his Office I'm the Hall OF Records Build
ing. In the Borough OF Brooklyn. city and
state OF New York.
Dated. June 27th. 1915.
EGBURT + WOODBURY..
Attorney General. Plaintiffs Attorney.
once and Post ONCE Address. Capt.
tol. Albany, y. Y.
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World

Yesterday granted discharges IN thess bankr1ps
"A Policeman wholesale woolens COS Broadway,
liabilities. fis.sGT. Joseph Morris salesmsn, ~
" 10th A. formerly IT waldorf toatume 'oiu
psny liabilities. tl5.oll. Edward Robertson "a
Iloh-rtaon Manufacturing Company, 90 Grand ~
Maurice NJ RinElcr real estate broker q W. llIth
ns,hgsio Az Ma Marcus hster. n y. lipih ~ /.
samuel Refer ga futures. r0ughkcepic; kaln1aH
schumer tailor. Ia " ll2ih ~ Robert w. Indsfs,
hair go,-is l25 Post aV william -. Culver. Munlc
ipai Ilulldlng. Henry W Skolnlck. Euocr. 2OlI "a
az and I1us Wolf. 20 Lemon Az, leather goods,
formerly president ~ Wolf Gallcrt company
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FRIDAY. AUGUST 4
SATURDAY. AUGUST S.
MONDAY. AUGUST =
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

,fo,,oi,s- London ',..,-- 1900 N
Te~9r.&JarI,rnyle 100 +
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rnInAY ADJUST 4

Philadelphia Liverpool ................... ~
Comauchc- Jacksonville ................... ~
CITY " Columbus savannah ....-...... .A Al
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IL. EXCHANGE ASSESSMENT

Riverhead, L. l., Aug. Bond and
stock holders of the Long Island Farm
ers' Exchange have been assessed $500
each to meet payments on notes about
TO mature.
When the Indebtedness Of the organ
ization is cleared up the officers and
stockholders will meet to determine
whether the exchange will be continued
or dissolved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-03
SHERIFF'S AUCTION SALES.

HENRY BRADY. Sheriff's Auctioneer. sells
this day Thursday. August 3rd. 1915 al
II o'clock In the forenoon. at No 500 West
LIST St. Contents Of Laundry. consisting Of
mangler. small dampening boxes. iron
soap tanks. collar starcher baskets. trucks.
zinc lined trucks. ironing tables. stoves,
hangers. emery wheel and all other prop
erty Of the defendant I'm the premises.
Goods must be removed Immediately after
the sale. ALFRED r. SMITH. Sheriff
JOHN c. FACKETT, Deputy Sheriff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-03

Leave Pier IS. North River. foo, q, Mur-
ray St. New York, week Days and Sundays
al 900 T. VI. Due Boston 80 A. ". Same
serylca returning
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POLICE DEPARTMENT

pOTICF DEPARTMENT
VIZ v - - '-'..1--.. -.-.,,..,.
-P,inN NJ J. Fizpstrick. 42d 500 per annum
appointed June IT, 1891. W j Forristdl. 42d. 500
~ ,sn.f.r a ~ M Aug il-Ptmn g. d Ccay,
42i f0 2Sfh assigned 20 clerical duty. "A D. il..
Aus g. Ptimu G.. X. Leonard. ltlG e ZAP u,,,
isMs s7sih 10 6isi assignment as station house
attendant discontinued. D.,
IsmpoTs ai,9o%'0 rSoo An nenH to- ' M,
Aux ~ Inspector +. Tierney. sth Dist sur
Ss%S p T., Donovan , X 81 Mar &.li c1 i3.a p
Rowe. 32d. Lieut. nauts John O'Ncii i3t. Henry
Ebert. 2jth. G. b Starsey; l4sin IIr,a h,i''y
Dist. j. L McGrath. IT, School. J. r. High,
Traf c. Sergeants J. j. Barry. sth Pis, Col.
Fred Baury. 2sth William McG0san, $50. J. J.
TIsvers. 14'h. 7. j. Foley. 1880, frol l4n.h
I4''hh SW1s sSr, hifsG D. ConHeaiiy. 276th +
J Barrett. 18TH James keenan,, -.d' u =. @at'
5jth, j. = Bender. o'ii' " IIss5d ~
Charles Fieiier Ism .l H. r,S S'" I 1' "
J. Hcdden. Isl. j. p Moran l,' D.. A. Push. l5t.
Sh.Ies AalenSy{y cn5e Rsfery ih Thomas Line.
han. jth. J. J. Glasey oin. ,. j Mayo '.t
G. + Smith. 9Th. Michael Mckenna --ih X p
iem j. t ,F 0' bs-y I1G i3ts, f MAI
D. 3ay' I' '.a T. Ksrel Ig,b. Denis Ruaiey.
is'6 ] McKHss'eT Ion: j. Lang i''1 ,,, a.
W RUPERT 10Y. ,ioi' - .,,i'-y Keiiv
~ Ttomss Fi,lpstrick. "a: = VI MoG0wan. 4th.
= smith an. George Little 9th. YncculD
rrb-is,,aao.' 5,h: =. S. Ieaiy. On j. McMoli-
f s.r. Frc5 paone -fh. j T Mclaughlin. Eth.
bpss;:-i oi.' RciIv IN" " j wallace ION: James
If,iore ION. g " Rostwick lih. D. Doyle.
i4fh. Robert Nabou l4'h. Morris Grassherg 1871
- No Esgens I5th. G A Hickman. lf'h- Meyer
Abr.reor iGtb. II. IL. j. Han. lth. T. r.
1o-e,.i ism
Frank Nrrh,eis 18th. J Murphy. 18th. Harry
p1,hsai I'm Joeepb VALLEY. i-tf. g. a. Hei.er.
iS,b- Gisr'cs Kin Ieth. J pugan lsth. Pat
rirF Getting lsth. " j. Buns. Dist T. A.
Power DIST. william Beck Dist. j. 4 Campassi.
ai.t. Jos.ph Ret 2l.t: D. f. y. Wilde 2lst.
4 r. CIesso- sod. : " Noble cd. VI n
,,.ia. 1ad. ro.erh Caffarro l.I. a. NJ starr.
80 Z--tH",.r 99f ro0r Tirreran lgI.
= 49,, a,d. I1h, Fer,irr ga. W
49, - .-f,e cot~ arfh. ~ SuII-
hpNuln. 7 o,,,,r as.t. g. D C-4fer 1efb
van, -'sliii o.. ~ In Rfs-,o-s acfh. Nfi-lsei
James on4l4' an. w H. oar 1urfscl ON
hn,!eS: -' Sa,h +. II sbroeder aefG. r j.
.'.s's''iis .t ~ poi,ioso. 1gth. e. Laten-
L Lss II Danie.s SIS James Kent s2d
I1-.i9 T.ar.ey esd. Hogan NoCurly SD. David
naIol hoaIUey' 80 -, e-tb , q cor
SStiieS' ,e, ,1'" . r When ertb. j & Rutcdge.
d os,' tt6ir, A-obs,8 .-h. b Druev rSfh. Pat
otLH 1'ilb 81 II KoTt s0fb. Ea--srI Rogers.
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LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS.

Franklin Society Tor Home Building and Savings
All persons are cautioned against purchasing or
negotiating the same.
LOST -Bankb00k 40. 80. so MAJ Kobre's Bank a
ard cancellation applied for. Please return 70 Bank
LOST HANDBOOK No. l.o75.sll o. Bank Tor say
ings 80 4ih ag New York. Payment stopped
Please return N bank
LOST Rankbook No. oss 30 OF Bank Tor sar-
inss. go ith ay.. New York Payment stopped.
uflasa -efH~f hank
- nai...Iad Nc. OBS 500 ~ Dry Do.k saw
iugs Institution. Any person having claims upon
said book 10 called upon 20 present the same 90
the bank within thirty days or said book Will Re
thereof.
LOST-Bankb0ok No so 4sa q d. Dock Sa'
ings Institution. ANY person having claims upon
said hook IA caed upon 20 present the same to
The bank within thirty days or said book viii 0.
declared cancelled and a new one Issued In lieu
thereof,
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vesia Beaumont Ter. 20 STANDARD Tr'ns Co.
with mdse Quar- az % p m.
Madison. New port News and Norfolk. N 90 10
mirion IS Co. with passengers and mdse quar- a.
q
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TTT''T
Jsran Corea and China lsp-
claliv addressed only. via Seat
fr-Sado Msru ...-....--.-. To day $50 I
Ha 'Slia VIA san fial'''so '-.'...Aus aII.3o
Japan. Cores China ami Philip
pine Islands. via vancouver.
b C-Empress o. Russia ..... Aug .. $50 +
Japan. Corea China and Philip
pine Islands. via san Francisco
Persia NarI ....-. .....-.... Aux 3, II 50 !
Hawaii samoan Islands. Australia
Except Wcsl. and specially al
dressed mail Tor New Zealand,
VIA san Francisco-Sierra. .... Aug 10. 1850 !
Tahiti Msrcueeas Cook Islands.
San San f ffsea - i'4.'4 Aus II. Il'o
Hawaii Flu Islands. New Zealand
and specially addressed mail Tor
Australia via Vancouver and
Victoria. p. C-Niagars. Aug -, $50
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7rnn Steamboat 90

4 DAY on THE OCEAN. Str. TAURUS"
Daily q A. NJ. Pier /. y n ONLY. Faro 500
COMFY ISLAND. n w. i2eih st. $40 A II "a
$40 + VI. Pier !. y II. 10 20 A. VI TO Q 30 r. W
ROcKAWAY BEACH. fr ". l29th St. go A
'l.ij = " Pier I. N. r.. 10 20 A VI. % 1,
r. NJ Roossway Beach. - 10 . 30 T. NJ
transfer Passenger al coney Island.
ROUND TRIPS. Adults SOC. Children zoe.
Full Tmo Tables arc on INSIDE Back Cover Of
Telephone Directories Tel. Rector G2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-03

Local official Record following o'hcisl rec
ord from the Weather Bureau shows the changes IN
the temperature Tor the last twenty four hours W
comparison with n. corresponding date OF last
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Camp Notice.

camp Notice.
There viii be a second class examination on sat
uriay August o. a. p. m
Please uoto that while visitors will Re welcomed
az the camp on Sundays there will ue no meals
served by the camp Visitors may. however. bring
their own lunche0ns and picnic the camp
grounds
Troop Notice.
Troop ia under Scoutmasi-r j H. Roman has
been doing good work in connection with Captain
Borke O; the 33d Police Precinct in patroliIng
sections Of Central Park The object OF this work Is
the conservation of the trees and shrubs protection
for the birds. guarding children and helping 10 keep
the park iu a. good condition and attractive IS
possible Troop 50 has also been assisting With this
work
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MULTIGRAPHING.

Ht1rTgRAPH TYPEWRITTEN LETTERS. SOC
81 a.. o0e sl75; 10 900 So GEO b
wELriiERFORD. 40 Broadway EQutabls Bldr D.
Room 1881 Rector t3ts.
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BUSINESS CARDS
JORDAN'S

JORDAN'S
NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Tel 1882 1923 Bryant. 431 $50 West i5th st.
Clesning-StoFins-hlterl
FINE RUGS WOYEN FROM OLD CARPETS.
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co-Cleans B..
coupressed ar steam. hand floor 1883
Broadway. 42l East iS,h 81 CoE BRANDT
r.
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The WEATHER REPORT
Official Record and Forecasts for the
Next Twenty-four Hours.

Washington Aus 2.-Temperatures have risen
again 10 tho Missouri Valley and over the plains
states and are now TO 10 degrees above the
seasonal average
in Atlantic Coast districts moderate tempers-
lures prevail with tendency to using tempera-
lures IN New England and the lower lake region.
Scattered showers and ;hunder.;orms have oc-
CURED 90 the Mississippi valley. the upper lake
region and the Caroliuas Elsewhere generally
fair weather has continued
The temperature will rise IN Eas;ern districts
Thursday and probably Friday. and will continue
above tie seasons. average In the West.
Fair weather is indicated for practically all dis
trlc's east Of the Mississippi except In the east
Guf and south Atlantic states where showers and
ihuldtrs,orms are probable during the next forty
e.Eht hours.
Winds for Thursday and Frldw.-Nor,h Atlantic.
moderate west TO southwest. with fair weather
middle Atlantic moderate south. with fair weather
south Atlantic. gentle northeast becoming variable.
with fair weather. east Guf and ives, Gun mod
lakes moderate 10 fresh vest partly cloudy. with
occasional tAundersto7ns Boz superior. lower lakes.
moderate south 10 west. with fair weather
Forecasts for Special Localities Eastern New
Yors fair and warmer to-day; fair tomorrow. fol-
loved by thunder showers In afternoon or at night.
Weston New York and Western Pennsylvania.
partly cloudy and somewhat warmer to-day fair to-
morrow
Northern New England fair and warmer to-day
thunder showers tomorrow.
Southern New England far and somewhat warmer
to-day. partly clc-1- .c--o-row. possibly thunder
showers
Eastern Pennsylvania. New Jersey and Delaware.
fair and somewhat warmer to-day. increasing cloud
incss tomorrow.
Maryland the Distric, Of Columbia and virginia.
partly cloudy and warmer to- day. probably fair to-
morrow.
North Carolina South Carolina. Georgia Florida.
ALBANIA and Mississippi. occasional showers to-day
and 90 morrow.
Tennessee and Kentucky. scattered showers and
thuudrrsto-ms to-day fair 20 morrow.
Louisiana partly cloudy to-day and 10 -morror.
Arkansas. unsettled to-day partly cloudy to-
morrow.
Oklahoma and Eastern and Western Texas gen
orally fair today and tomorrow.
Local otnclal Record The following Official rec
ord from the Weather Bureau shows the changes IN
the temperature Tor the last twenty four hours W
comparison with the corresponding date Of last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-03

Highest temperature. IS degrees tat lol5 a m
gree, average for corresponding date last year. IS
degrees average Tor corresponding date last thirty
three yeas a degrees
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TyCTPTIoNAL oPPORTTN NIFTY

10 purchase on easy payments home OF ?
rooms and bath. in restricted locality
overlooking Long Island Sound. p minutes
from penn. station: private bathing beach.
dock deep water anchorage. sewer water.
gas and electricity; must have good refer
ences. 3. STEPHENSON, 243 West 3fth
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NEW JERSEY
RnKorGm oF QUEENS.
OLD-FASHlONED HOUSE

IN refined locality. 30 minutes from Penn station
needs some repair. rooms aud bath. sewer water.
gas and electricity. restricted bathing beach; no
reasonable offer as 70 FIRST payment refused. l.
sl.nL.u.nn a. Vet -l-u s. = Y.
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Iron The Tdiunc BursIu.l
Washington. Aus ..

,y..n,,gtou Aug .
.p,,,
- D. FRANK MoiMAN ISM lnf 70 Je7 60,
AT
Tni D.. JANIS vs. rEiroN. IN Inf.i 19.a
SpfNCrR d AXIS. ..d INF. JAMES y.
WEAVER gm mf and WluTMON r.. con
MOLLY l.tt Inf. detailed to enter uelt class a.
Ann. So school d. Lesvelworth. Sept. l1.
Aisanctme-t to gral. az cap, on retired list Of
ii-,, D. TEANl,IIN r. KENNY RETIRED. az.
n0unreI Capt hLNNtN Will remain on present
duties
Second r. ROBERT Is. COTTON. C. A. 70 wash
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

LET YOUR RENT PAY FOR YOUR HOME
Best financial plan explained By Country Home
Ieagle. No 20 West 32d St. Dept o. 'PhOns
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED
Genoa July 2O-Csrlo uts). New York via spezia
Dsksa IfaU. New York
Ciyta Necchia. july -t-Rorburgh tBr). New YORK
Na Halifax.
Liv,rp,oI. Aug 2-vauhan tBrl. New York
Cristohal. Aug 2-Melersking (Norl. New York
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BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

| ONE FAMILY HOUSES. DETACHED, GARAGE
rooms. bath showers. ele-trc lights. vacuum
cleaners. steam. parquetry. $3.50. $3.50 cash. 81
| monthly and interest. Builders. 1870 18Th Street
IT, NJ LnL s-.a-aH- ML---.n-- ELE % IN 50
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FIRE RECORD.

~ rs q and 20 Wvington a. John Be,lyn irining
~ 55-Hrook ar Br0nu Ccnlsn Bros. slight
2O-lt6 Wooster 81 Mar femcs. $500.
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Aus IS 50 P,'


ves,a. Beaumont Tet 70 STANDARD Tr,ns Co.
with mdse. Quar- AZ % m. 80 -, -
Madison Newport News and Norfolk N Old Do
milon IS Co. with passengers and md'e' quar- a.
Yumud CCubsnl Maooris July 81. Sanchez q
and Turks Island q. 10 clyde IS Go. With mdse
Munamar Sipc July 20. to Munson 5, Line with
M4ndcyIUa lSorl Port Antonio July q. King
for ami No1tr-o Rsy s. to United Fruit Co. with
IL passengers mails and mdss Bar At m
Atahuapa BIZ. lalit0, Juy T. Maneos 10. Pars
20 and Barbalos 25 90 Booth S GO. with 81
pa.,argcrs mails ana mdse Bar At go m
Ors1 3. 10 jas vs. Elweu & Co with Is FIRST IS
second cabin Sa- storage passengers and ndse
Delaware Phiisdelphis. 10 Clyde IS Co. with
md.e. Quar- At Jos P IT.. ,,,- c..,..,..
sand s. Stagauger 9 and Bergen IS via KirkwAn IL.
20 Beuham & B1y-eu aith mdss Bar al s;lo m
Netherpark lBrl Cardiff July IS. 10 Norton.
Lilly Co. Bar at m. Ordered TO SAVANNAH
E 'm RIO. Galveston July %. to Southern Pacific
Co. with md,e. Quar- a. SOS m.
Mama Hsta Baltimore. 10 NeE YORK Baltimore
Trans 90 WIN mdse Quar- al So m
Tuaisie 'Relgl Rotterdam Iuiy u and Boston
Agst I 70 N %ssSs.e uS so and P Nor'oS August
10 Xortoa ,p Lb 60 r Bar tlO - 5 m
co, srai r,,SI b S viii With nd,e
santa cara. Havana july %. to American 4
cuban S Co. ,5 Bar 6 .pm =, x.,,r,,. v.r,
July 81 Quar-. s.o7 m
SAILED
Iksns tBrl Hsuc. RunA (Nor). Port Antonio
Jefferson. Norfolk and Newport News; Norllsnd
DAM Phllsde phia Antilles. New Orleans. East
gate lBr. Hayre. Zulia Msyaguez. Santa Maria
kingston. Haidor Nor. BORDEAUX VILE du Havr'
fFr1. Narseiucs Rotu fDutehl. Padang. Atlanta
lRr) London. Conan. Galveston. Hewitt, Sabine
katahdi1. Gc0rgetoHn. $ c. Atlantis lNorl. GiDsrs
ri Aba. Gsga,ton Winneosgo lBrl. London
Anna lNor) Bergen. Pioneer. Copenhagen; Nsleri.
fB- Liverpool Toftwood lBr) Have. Neetnorg'
tNs-l Port Antonio. - Andrews fNori. Norfolk
Nethepark lBrl. savsunsh. Alberto Tre'es Qtsll
| Gibraltar
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Baometer Readings.

San ....3o2O Up m....3o.2o So m....so.i5
Humidity.
a NE , m....2 D m....d
Local Foreoast-Fsir and vsrwmer to-day; to-
morrow fair. followed by thundeStorms in afternoon
or by night. moderate south winds
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LONG ISLAND.

FRFEPoRT WATER FRONT
bungalows and houses. 5000 UP; also building
lots ou Randall Bay and Wo0dcleft Bay; low
prices easy terms Send for particulars
JOHN j. RANDALL CO, Freeport, L. l..
FOR LOW COST. HIGH-GRADE BUNGA-
LOWS AND COTTAGES. VISIT BEAUTI-
Full BRIGHTWATERS BOOKLET IS ON
REQUEST. T. B. ACKERSON CO, WEST
2lTH ST NEW YORK
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All Service Daily Except Sunday.
Afternoon Boat

for Bear Mountain. Cornwall. Newburgh,
Poughkeepsle. Kingston and way landings,
leaves Des1rosses St. i.45 =. N; West 42d
ST. 2 p. 81: West 18Th 81, 2.20 p. NJ;
Y0nkers. 2.45 F. VI. Daily except sunday.
This steamer affords delightful afternoon
outing 10 BEAR MOUNTAIN or CORN
WALL. returning on Str. Robert Fulton
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WANTED.

WANTED-Set Hamilton institute Modern Bu'-
nes.." Have orels. state price. edition. Boz
2J2 Tribune
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SAILED.

Genoa July 27-Cslsbri4 lBr). New York
Rochefou July 23-Aztec. New York.
Marseiues july zg-Lord Derby tBr). New York
Shields. Aug 2-kolaastnd (Qate Norwegian SIS
1hu.el. NeW York
Cn.,ohai. Aus 2-Cslamares t0rom New York via
Havana Port LimOn.
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HELP WANTED.
Male.
WANTED:
The Westinghouse Machine Company
SITUATIONS WANTED.

Female.
YOUNG LADY, graduate IN architecture desires
position drafting. sketching rendering neatly
done For references. etc. write wire May
stenmesch. Desloge. No
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SM INNING.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors.
Gove-nesses etc. to Colleges. Schools and
Families. Apply 70 Mrs. N J. YOUNG
FULTON. % Onion Squsre
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-04-20
old EASTER RITES
Macedonians Preserve the Tradi-
tons of the Season in All
Their Beauty.

Nm NO corner OF this whimsical ole
r, more traditions of Eastertide thar
those treasured in the heart of the
| Macedonian race, on the border be
tween Europe and Asia.
Even before the forty days fast Is
quite over the rejoicing that Is to
flower full blown at Easter begins, GRO
cuswise to push its bright way upward
through the gloom of abstinence and
vigil. says a writer In the Housekeeper.
On Palm Sunday, in little bands OF
three and four, the Palm Maidens,
each fourishing festive gold-embroid-
cred handkerchief, go from house to
house singing their happy carols.
Holy Thursday, radiant with red
sashes from every balcony-futtering
symbols of the brightness of the spring
lis the great egg-dyeing day. With
the first egg dyed the fond mother
forms the sign of the cross upon the
face and neck of her dear, wee nes-
thing, saying: "Mayest thou grow as
red as this egg and strong as stone"
Then gently she places 1t beside the
icon of the Virgin where it remains
during the coming year-perhaps for a
tender reminder to the holy image Of
the wish that the earthly mother has
just uttered that the divine mother
may grant its fulfllment.
At twelve o'clock Easter even mid
night mass is celebrated. The gospel
is read in the churchyard beneath
the silent stars" There follows the
joyous hymn Christ is Risen"-the
glad outburst of firearms, the clatter.
ing tongues of bells. The priest, hold
ing up lighted candle, bids all Come
and receive light" and in happy confu-
sion the throng lights it's candles.
With these little Pickering torches
in their eager hands, they turn to the
church. The doors are closed and
locked. Loudly they knock, their
voices raised in solemn chant:
Lift the gates, o ye rulers of ours,
and We eternal gates be lifted, for there
will enter Christ, the King of Glory!"
A voice within demands: who is
this King of Glory?"
And the answer breaks forth exult-
antly: HE is the Lord, strong and
powerful. He is the Lord mighty in
gar!"
AS you catch the spirit of it all and
make it your own, do you wonder that
he church doors open and that men
md women crowd in to worship the
'isen King?
Home from the service, many slip
ed eggs under their sleeping chill
lren's pillows that when the little ones
wake Easter morning they may dis
,over that Paschalia, the female per-;
of Easter, has surprised |
he household with & fairy visit.
A lamb roasted whole is the distinc-
i've dish of the Christian Passover din |
Ter, a very love feast when all past
.rievances are forgiven and happiness
lows with wine.