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FEEEPOET
mi GOIMniT WHERE MEN DRUE WOMEN'S GUUMS
Woman Movement In High favor la Servia.
'Tbe femlntsatlon of Servia has no terrors for either men or women," ¦aya Mias Telena Losanioh, who is. the daughter of a Servian Minlater of Af- falas and in this country now. Mlaa Loeanlch is one of the leadera tn the woman movement in Servia and ex- plained Ita rapid growtli as partly due to the fact that women had heen obliged to prove themselves equal to every demand upon them ia these past three years of continuous warfare.
"Just wbat doea 'feminism' mean to Serviaq women?" MJs« Loaanich was gakai. "In the United States that phrase is to many women the terror that walketh at noonday. They think tt means free love and refusal to fctay ia their homee."
"Ah so!" said Miss Losanlca, open¬ ing her dark eyes wide. "I am glad you have told me that. I hart never known tbat any ono thought that alKxnt feminism. 'With us Sert>s It meane all that is good for women; all that Turk¬ ish role keeps women from heing and from having—I aosure you It is very earnest, very serious. It means flrst of all education and a chance to work.
MISS YELENA LOSANICH,
l..eader In the Woman's Movement in
Servia.
Do not forget that my country was ruled by the Turks for flve hundred years and when Servia flrst began her struggle for freedom in 1804 scarcely any eme, man or woman, could read or write. Tbe first need has been edu¬ cation. We have State schools for girls and boys from i»rimary to col¬ lege- These are coeducational. One third of the girls In the University, I should say, are taking scientiflc courses. Many are, what do you call It?—pharmacists? Yes. They have positione in all our municipal labora¬ tories, testing food supiplles, milk and water. They are analyzers in our custom houees. The best dentists in Belgrade are two sisters who are mak¬ ing money so fast they have bought a big, big house for fahemselves. In the Bulgarian war, when men dentists were away fighting, these sisters could not take care of all wbo wanted to come to tbem. Then we have women engineers—house construction engi¬ neers.—Oh! yes, you call that archi¬ tect. But no, it is more tban «ix>hi- tect, because there is a woman em¬ ployed 'by the Belgrade municipality who has laid out a grea^t park on the side of the hill running dawn to the Danube, just opposite Austria. Ah, It muet all be destroyed now." Miss Losanlch paused sadly. She herself has been a refugee in Nkh and SwU- serland and dM not see Belgraide'a de¬ struction.
"We have women doctors, although not yet a university of medicine for women. Just now we have new laws permitting women lawyers. Many women are clerks in banks and rail¬ roads and post offices. Most of the postal oBcials are women. My father and my hiroth«r4n-l»w say women are good bank clerks. A young friend of mln« is now studying to be a tyanker. Women, I have heard, are ^better post ofllce offlcials than men. Moat of the women In this class are married, so they feel the Importance of steady w»rk and are very regular and reli¬ able.
"But their children? Ought not thase women to ba In their homes?"
"Tou must know that Servian fami¬ lies are apt to live together In larger groups than here. There ia always some wMnaa, perhaps an old mother, who can stay home and oere for the children. They are never neglected, never. Tou see, the cotnmunal idea is natural te 0erbs. The farms are near¬ ly always mn by a numbar of people— »hlrty-«ye or forty, perbaips, living in oae house. Over theaa tbere la a mas¬ ter farmer and his wife, who is mls- treaa. Quits often there Is only a wom¬ aa at the head of the farm, and In war times, ef courae, womeo did every- tklaa, planting and harveatlBc all the erapa Wewan like such aa out-of- 4k>«r Ufa; H does not hurt tham to do agrlewltaral work. Thay are healthy aad viaaroua."
"Tka mem aactiona of Servia, gained ia the Balkan War. which atretch down lato Mao«4eBla, ara >helag opened n^ qaita largely by the flervten nerw wom- ai aaw, that la, ta her <H>portuniitiea aa4 equ^Miaat. Men dos't want to ga te the new dtitricta. Juat before thta war broke out I ha4 some girl Irieado who were planniaa to go and tAAa a tPf^Ary abop.
"It ftikea courages for ithese women At veatare aoath iHiera ao abort a time aga Tarkiah domination aiade it va- aaXa ior a woman 4a Bunxpeah dothaa to waUi la the strecits at noonday.
Oeorge W* Raynor
!^aple and Fancy Grocer
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"WE SOLICIT YOUR TRADE"
11 West Merrick Boad.. FBEEPOBT.
Telephone A37
My Telephone Nnmber is 337 FBEEPOBT
C A. FULTON
Undertaker and Embalmer
57 West Merrick Boad FBEEPOBT, N. Y.
grocerie:s.
Morning Shopping is always pleasant at this Store.
We carry the Choicest Fresh Fruits and Vegetables, besides
Fancy and Staple Qroceries
"SEAMANS"
27 W. Merrick Eoad, Freeport, L. I.
Files and moaquitoea are not only a nnlsanee, but are real dangera to health. Are you uaing every endeavor to aid In their extermination. Read editorial, page 4.
PIANO TEACHEB
Mtes C. C. PITCARN. Aeesipaiist
14 Hansome 60 So. Village
Tel. 106-W.
Tel. 476-J.
Shoe Shining Parlor
HATS CLEANED AND RENOVATED CIGARS, CIGARETTES
J, A. CHABKALIS
44 So. Main St. FREEPORT
Garistina & Gulotta
Make and repair boots and shoes promptly and neatly. We guarantee all our work. Give us an order and you will not go olfewhere.
50 SOUTH MAIN STEEET, FEEEPOET.
LEGAL NOTICES.
AX.\t Al. KKPORT «F JOHX A. HITH AS TOW.\ TKK.ASlRKn OF THK TOW.\ OK IIKMPSTKAI).
STIC WAUT Ft'Nn.
I, .Iohn A. Kuth as Town Treasurer of the Town of Hcmp»ti-a<I, Nassau County. New York, do ht-rcby make the foUow- iiim Il.s and for my annual rejiort pur¬ suant fo the reciulrements of Chapter 5;u. I>aws nf ISTO.
.STKWAKT KUND.
Received from IOrne.«t K. Bos-
c-a, former treasurer, March
II. 1914, Investments In
bond and mortBape <399,022 ftn
I'rlncipal uninvested TS.OO
$400,000.00 resent investments in
bond and morl^aKes |.'?90.S7.').on
rincipal uninvested 9.62.").00
1400,000.00 INfo.MIO. Received from lOrnest K. Ho.s- ca, former treasurer. .March
11. 1914, Interesi „ . . $l,.{75 77
Intpre.sted collected Marchftl,
1914, to date 24,0.^S.S.'-,
In.surance premium advanced
and afterward collected. ... T.'i 00
Telephone 710
DISni'RSKMKNTS.
To school districts (appor¬ tioned)
To overseers of the poor (ap¬ portioned)
To treasurer's salary
To postage
To Insuranci' premiums ad¬ vanced
To niovlnB safe
To supplies
Interest on hand
LEOAL M0TICI8.
erected, situate, lying itnd being at Smithville Houth, In the Town of Hemp¬ atead. Nasaau County and State of New fork, on the weaterlv aide of the hiati- way leading from the plains to Uttl* Neck, bounded and deacribed aa fol¬ low-*, to wit:
ComntencInK- at a point on the west¬ erly side of said highway at the south¬ easterly corner ot land hereby .ntend- ed to be conVeyed at the intersection of the westerly .ine of said highway •nd the northerly line of other land of Kr-denck Wood and runninfc theno« northerly aloni? the westerly aide of »ald highway slxty-flve and llve-tentha IUJ.5) feet to tand of John Bteele. thence westerly alonir land of said John Steele two hundred and thirty and nine-tenths (230.9) feet to land of O. L. Uartenard, thence southerly along laid of said 44. Ll. Martenard seventy-seven (<7) feet to land of A. J. Campbell, thence easterly alongr land of said A. J. Campbell seventy-flve (76) feet, thence still easterly alonr land of t rederick Wood one hundred and aev- enty-threo .173) feet to the westerly side of said highway at the point or place of beKinnlngr.
Together with all the right, title and interest of the parties of the flrat part hereto of. in and to the land lying in »ald highway in front of and adjacent to the land above deacribed to the cen¬ tre of said hiphwny.
Dated, April 3rd, t»15.
FItKDKKICK A. DRAKE, Referee.
CLOCK & SKAMAN, Attorneys for PlaintitT. Ottice and Post Offlce Addreaa, No. 35 Railroad Avenue. Freeport, New lOrk.
SUI'RE.ME <'OlTRT. NA.SSAU COUNTY.
—Mary K. Smith, John Walnwrlpht and John Lyon, as Executors of the Last Will and Tt-stament of GeorKe Smllh, Deceas¬ ed, rialnlifrs, aKainst SUM.MO.NS Mary Emma Baker. Indi¬ vidually and ns Adminis¬ tratrix of the Goods. Chat¬ tels and Credits which were of Irn H. Haker. Deceased. Charles Baker, Ralph Nafle. ("arrie Fran¬ cis, (Jrace West, and Peo¬ ple of the State of Ntw Vork, Defendimt.o. To the above-named Defendants:
You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint in this aetion, and to serve Ofion the Plaintirrs" atforney within twenty dnys after the service of this stimmons. exclusive of the day of service; and in case of your failure to appear or answer. Judgment will be taken ajralnat you by default for the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated, January 6, 1915.
GEOItGE MORTON LEVY,
riaintlffs Attorney. Ofllce and Post Office Address.
l-T Railroad Avenue,
Freeport, N. T. To CharlPM Baker and Ralph Nafle. De¬ fendants:
Thc foreKolnjr summons is served Ufion ynu by publication iiursuant to an ordor of the Honorable James P. Nie¬ mann, Cnunty Judpe of Nassau County. N. Y.. dated March 27, MH.'i, and flled with tlie complaint In this action In the otllce of the Clerk of the Counly of Nassau at Mineola, Nassau County.
»25,489.6i
»14,6T5.00
7,465.00 T50.00 I 33.50
172.50
.15.00
22.45
2,336.17
Y.
Dated. March 30, 19lS '
GEORGE MORTO.V LEVY
Plaintiff's Attorney. Ofllce and Post OtTice Address,
1-7 Railroad Avenue.
Freeport, N. Y.
The ParsoT) Marble ar)d GraQite Works
SMITH & SPEAGUE, Proprietors,
LONG BEACII FUND NO ived from Krnt^st E. Bos- fiirnier treasurer. March 1914. investments In
$25,489.62
bond and mort^raKcs. Principal uninvested . . . .
Present investments In
and morfKajres
Principal uninvested . . .
l.onif Uland llallroad Time Table
(iinr'Cllve Oct. 18, 1914.) Leave Merriek for New York, Penn- sylvania Matlon. Hrooklyn and Inter. ^'•J't fi'r<:'"*",""''i week-days. B.Ifi, 5.62,
o-'J'-c^ •':,""¦ ••¦'"• •'>-3'*- «¦¦". 9.22, lO.si
I'a?'': Il^'l^A'^'''^ •'•^'*' "^W A. M.: 12.04, 2.44, 4.28, 5.33. 8.08. 10.47 P. M
Lea%e Freeport for New York, Penn- sylvania Station and Brooklyn, week¬ days. 5.20. 5.56. 6.42, 7.00, 17.22 17 47 8.05, 18.17. 8.55, 9.47. 10 17 A M^ 1227 .r 13 4.21, 6.(12. 5.4.i. 6.45, 9.26. ij.03 p! " • .Sundays. 6,51. 9.24 A. M.; 12.08. 2 4g 8.12. 10.51 P. M. ' *
4.33.
$100,000.00
$96,800.00 3,200.00
Interest re
E. no.ica
Interest collected
1914. lo date. . . .
l.VCOME ived from Ernest
March 11,
DISBURSEMENTS, school districts (appor-
$100,000.0(1
$14g.ri4 $6,070.49 $6,219.1:1
To
tloned) Interest on hand
$5,997.00 222.13
$6,219.13 MACADAM ROAD BOND REDEMPTIO.N'
FUND. Received from Ernest E. Ros¬ ea, former treasurer, .March 11, 1914, Investments in
hond and mortsraK.s $I54.453./10
C"Hli 217.76
$154,670.76
Present investments in bond
and mortKaKeg $161,600.00
Principal uninvested 1.570 76
Designers and Builders of High Class Memorials. All kiQds of Cennetery Work- Lettering a Specialty.
Estimates and Designs Cheerfully Furnished
YABD OPPOSITE OBEENFIEU) CEMETEBY
Telephone 158-W.
HEMPSTEAD, L. L
Received
Rosea Interest collected
1914. to date . . .
INCOME, from Erneat
$16."?,170.76
$19.97 8,831.68
$8,851.65 DISBURSEMENTS. To amount transferred to
principal account $8,500.00
Interest on hand 351.65
State of New York,
$8,851.65 County of Nassau.
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John A. Ruth beln^ duly sworn, de¬ poses and says:—That he was during the period from March 11, 1914. and that he .«tIII Is the Town Treasurer of the Town of Hempstead, and that the foregoing- report submitted by him is correct. That $24,113.85 Ig all the In¬ come received hy him on account of the .Stewart Fund since he has been such treasurer to the dati- hereof.
And that $6,070.49 is ali Ihe income received by lilm on account of the Lontf Beaeh Fund No. 1. and also (hat $8 - 831.68 Is all the Income received by hlin oW aecf>unt of the .Macadam Road" fuml .•^Incc iic lKi3 been said treanurer lo date
And also that the amounts '«et forth therein as to fhe expenses and disburse- Ments are correct.
Dated, March 17th. 1915.
JOHN A. RUTH.
Sworn to before me this 25th day of March, 1915.
EDGAR JACK.SON.
Notary Public. State of N.-'w York. County of Nassau,
Town of Hempstead, ss.:
I, Franklin C. Ollber, Town Clerk of the Town of Hempstead, and ^ustodinn of the records of said Town, do hereby certify that I have compared the an¬ nexed with the orltrinal on flle ond record in my offlce and thai the same Is a true transcript thereof, and of the Whole such ortfilnal report of John A. Ruth as Trensurer of the Town of Hempstead, New York, for tho year endlnK March 17, 1916.
In testimony whereof. I have here¬ unto set my hand and affixed the s<ial of said Town thl.^ 4th day of May, 1915. FRA.NKLIN C. GILBERT,
(It. K.) Town Clerk
5.37. 6.40.
Trains leave Kreeport'for'Amityville. Babylon. Patch.iKue and Intermediate stations, week-days, na4.44, 8.10, a9.32,
lAl A,-*'',.".','*''- ««2-22. 2.44. a3.B« a4.59, f5.2/. ai5.55, a6.19, 6.46, a7.06, 7 44 a9.07. a10.47 P. M.: 12.17. 2.04 nlirht Sundays. 5.31, n9.20 A. M.; 12.29, 2 27 nf^ui "¦'''"' "''•"2' ""•'< ''• M.: al.42,'
Trains leave Ncw York. Pennsylvania Stat on, for Freeport, Merrick and prin¬ cipal Intermediate Btntlons, na3.38, 7.06 a8.36, 11.00 A. M.; snl2.48, sal.24, 2 00 "J-^S- "/cV^ ^.^^* except Merrick. laS.OO, «5.29, 5.54. n6.I7, 6.50, a8.ll, a9.50. 11.J< ;,• ,.¦'. "l.^" '"'ff't; Sundays, 4.30, a8.24.
nw ^•,^,'J'''7'J'--'^*' «-3»' ""O"' "'"l^ P. M.; al2.35 iiight.
aTralns run lo iJabylon only.
cRuns on Monday only.
kStopa on slKriai; runs to Jamalea onl.v.
nXo Brnoklyn connections.
sSaturdays only.
fKxcept S«tiir<iavs.
iExcer>t holidays.
tExcept Saturdays and holidays
Trains leave Brooklyn. Flatbush Ave. nue station, about Ine same time as those shown from New York, Pennsyl¬ vania Stiition. This time (able subject to ch.Tntre vvljliout notfcoe.
nAII.V THOI.I.KV TIIMF, TAill.K. .MInroln -Iirooklyn llivialon.
Leave Hemji.'.t.ad. Main and Front Sls.r
.Southbound at 4.30, 4.45, 6.16, 5.30 a m.; then every 30 minutes thereafter until 11.00 p. m. 12.00 a. m. to Rorkville Centre only.
Northbound 11 ( 5.30 a. m., and every 30 minilles thereafter until 12.00 a. m.
Lnst car leaves City Line, Brooklyn. for H-mristead at 12.46 n. tn.
A flfteen-minute headway Is operated between Rockville Centre and Brook¬ lyn as follows; Week days, except Bun- days, leave Grant and Liberty streets. Brooklyn, fl.OO a. m. till 9.16 a. m ; then 2 45 p. m. till 7.45 p. in. Hundays, Il.M N. till 8.46 p. ni.
Ilempstrad-Jamalea DIvlaloa.
J''»/'' ll'mrisi.ad. Main and Front Bts.:
Westbound at 5.80 a. m., and every .30 minutes tliereafter until ll.SO p. m. Sundays, 6.30 a. m.. and every SO min¬ utes Ih.nafttr until 11.JO p. m.
Eastbound. 6.15 a. m.. and every S« minutes thereafler until 12.18 a. m. Hnnda.vs, 7.15 a. m.. and then the same schedule as week daya.
O Jerlrho Pike DlvUlea.
Leaves MInenhi. Boulevard and Old Country road:
Westbound, 5.30 a. m.. nnd every 3t minutes thereafter unlll 9.16 p. m.. then 10.15 nnd 11.15 p. m. Hundays, flrst car. 6.15 a. m.,'then same schedule as week days.
Leave Jamaica, Fulton and Waahlngton streets:
Eastbound, 8.30 a. m.. and every 3t minutes thereafter until 10.00 p. m.; then 11.00 11. rn. and 12.00 a. m. Bun- days, nrst cir, 7.15 a. m., then aame schedule as wi'ck davs. J. M. STODDARD, Supt.
COUNTT COURT, NASSAU COITNTT.—
Samuel Chester, Plaintiff, aRainst NOTICE OF SALB John Rherldan. and others, Defendants.
In pursuance of a Judirment of fore- eloaure and sale made and entered In the above entitled action bearlntr date the l«th day of March, 1916. and enter¬ ed and flled In Nassau County Clerk'a OlBce. I, the underslfcned. the Keferee In said JudRment named will sell at publlc auction to the hiRhesk bidder at the front door of the Nassau County Oourt House aL^MIneola, In the Town of Hempstead, Nassau County, New Vork, on the
gang DAY or BAV, ins,
at ten o'clock In the forenoon of that' ton and FiVisYilnir: 7.36a
I day the following deacribed premlaea: hour until .t.it p. m. Car leartnir Hteka-
All that eerUln lot, piece or parcel ville at IO.SB r>, m..and ll.lf p. m. te
Of land with the bulldlhca tli«r««a noelyn «sr baro only. v •» »
TIIK SKW VORK AND 'VORTH HHOHS TIUfTIOW rOWPAWV.
Time Table K..ec(lve Jan. 1. 1916. Weeh nmyn.
Leave Port Washlnirton for Mineola, Hicksville and FlushlnR: (.06 a. m.; then e-.'ery hour until 10.06 p. m. Car leavlnsr Port WnshlnK-ton at 11.08 p. m. to Roslyn Clock Tower only.
Leave FlvshlnK for Port WashlnRton and Hicksville: 6.30 a. m.; then every hour until 9,30 p. m. Cars .eavlnic ».3e ' and 10.30 p. m. to Koslyn Clock Tower on*y.
Bmlmrtlmym,
Car leavinR FlushlnR at ».J0 p. m, runs to Hlckavllle,
T^enve HIcksvlINf for Port WaRhlnR- ton and FlushlnR: $.38 a. m.; fh«»n every hour until 9.3:i p. m. Car leavlnR Hicka- vlll at 10.36 p, m. to Roslyn car bam onlv.
Kiandaya.
Leave Port Washlnrton for Mifleola. HIcKsville and j-iushlnv: 7.06 a. m.: then every hour until 10.08 p. rn. Car leavlnR Port WashlnRton 11.06 p. m. t» Roslyn <,'iocK Tower only.
Leave FlUshlnR for Port WashlnRton snd Hicksville: c.SO a. m.: then every hour until 9.30 p. m. Cur TeavlhR 19.U p. m. fo Roslyn Clock Tower only.
Leave HiCA"''..'e f»r Post WashinK- then eyery
