THE HASBAU POST,
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lUEEPOBT, H. T.,
FBIDAT, fEBStrABT 4, 1916.
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Help Wanted and Furnished
CXJMPEJTENT. EXPERIB NCED NURSES; MAIDS, OOOKS AND GENERAL HOUSEWORKERS; PIECE AND FAM¬ ILY LAUNDERING. HOUSE AND FURNITURE RENO¬ VATING. MEN Bt' DAY. WEEK OR MONTH. ALL KINDS OF WORK BY CO.VTRACT.
Anderson's Employment Agency
12 WAVERLY PLACE. Telephone 890.
FBEEPOBT, N. T.
EMPLOTMEHT BITBEAIT
GOOD HELP FURNISHED
MRS. CHARLKS BCA.<VZ
8.1 Olive BoBlevarrf Freeeert. L. L
Tel. 72-J.
Between South Main and Henry St*.
Shoe Shining Parior
HATS CLEANED AND RENOVATED CIGARS, CIGARETTES
J. A. CHAEKAUS 44 So. Main St. FREEPORT
YOU WANT US!
W. A. MacFarlane
29 South Main Street, Comer Olive Boulevard
Freeport
STOVES, RANGES, STOVE PIPE, OIL, OAS AND ELECTRIC
HEATERS
Why sliiver and catch cold when for a few dollars you can hare heat without starting the heating plant until COLD weather sets in.
We have a full stock of Olass and China Ware, Agate and Porce¬ lain Cooking Utensils. Ash Barrels, Covers and Sifters; in fact, any¬ thing you want.
Carpenters' and Masons' Tools
Come and see our .stock and you wili see many tlilnss that you ttaiit but would not have otli(!rwise tliought of.
J. M. HEWLrETT
Hay, Feed. Btxndle Wood
Market and Garden Seeds, Seed Potatoes, Fertilizer, Dried Grains COR. CHURCH STREET AND NEW BOULEVARD, FREEPORT, N. Y. Will close at 1 P. M. on Saturdays during July, August and September
We Know How
Charles Howard
CONDUCTS
A First-Class Laundry
al
28 BROOKLYN AVENIIE FREEPORT
Goods called for and promptly returned.
Optometrist
My new optical depart¬ ment in charge of Dr. D. A. Canter, is now open for all retracting work.
Examination of the eyes free.
A. E. MILLER
42 So. Main Street Freeport
CZAH OF RUSSIA IS AN ACTIVE RULER
Rises Eartyand Puts In Twelve Hours of Work.
MEALTIME IS MADE MERRY.
All Govarnmantal Affaira Ara Tabooed Whan Royal Family la Eating, and Tima Is Pataad In a Jovial Mannar Always Praya Bsfore Rstiring After Strenuous Day.
Petrogrud.--The czar of Russisi. to whom few Americans have had thf opportunity of speaklni; save dlplo mattata. 1« one of the bu.siest rulers In Europe.
He rises at 7 o'clock after about sev¬ en hours of sleep and then puts In ten or twelve hours of work, and no fewor than fotir hours of these are ipent alone. About six hours are given to meals and relaxation with the family. No governmental affairs are allowed to be discussed during mealtime, and thf czar, czarina and the children Indulge ia merry talk.
Before 0 tbe czar has finished bis modest breakfast Pud begun bis daily work. He reads the newspapers, tele-
HOTEL NASSAU
BARNETT & BARSE CORPORATION, Proprietors
Long Beach Long Island New York
Why Not Make It a Point to Motor Down
One Evening Each Week and Dine
in the Beautiful Salle Yvette?
A special dinner served each night at ONE DOLLAR the cover.
MUSIC AND DANCING EVERY EVENING.
ATTRACTIVE A LA CARTE PRICES
You are cordially invited to the Moving Pictures.
FEATURE FILMS
Given in the Main Lobby every Tues. Evening at 8-30, followed by dancing in La Salle Yvette
Winter Rates Now In Effect
Parlor, Bedroom and Bath (.^^ ?e-;.o»'.) $50 per month
Bedroom and Bath ( tw" p.V..?. ) $40 per month
Bedroom with Running Water ( /^; PeAaY.) $30 per month
Two Rooms With Bath (t^V »e"o°i ) $50 per month
Two Roonu With Bath( [VLr'V:^:. ) $60 per month
Special Low Rates to Parties for Receptions, Dances, Banquets and Week-End Parties
Oi^B NlCBULiAS.
graui.s and other informntlon i)re.si'iit('(l to llim .Tiid Di.ikes a note of all intei' citing matter. The time from 10 to 11 o'clock 1.^ assicrnod to walking, iml nearly always I'rnin 10 to lialf past li» o'clock lie rcici'.cs the rep'Tts of the ollicials of Ills iiMuscliold or f,'iv(>s s\io ciai audiences to dlffiiita rios or men who Interest liini. and only durin;: tlic time until 11 o'eloek does lie walk alone or with his son. aeconiimnied i>,\ two Scotch iioniiils. .\t 11 o'cloci; he returns to the palace and test.s the f'(Miil of llis infanti\- leu'iinent or of his liody ;ruard. A sainijle of tho soldiers' idoii ill u liK'kod stc" pan Ls brouirht to him iiy liie clilef niiiirominissioned ollicer of the i-erfnient. .\fter the tost of the food tiie reiiorls of tlie ininLsters l>e Lriii, lusl ilif,' nntil lnneheon.
The lunclieon i-i inforinai. There he iiH'ols his faniil.\ for the first time in the day. Soinei lines the oflicors of the suit oil duty dial day are Invited. Aft er luncheon the eni[ieror receives olli- elais and deputies, and from 4 to ."> o'clock he walks, drives, rides on a hi- cycle or t'anoes and goes Itoatlng with his son or with ills daughters uml the empress. From 'i to 8 o'clock he works uK"lii In lil'^ study. F'rom 8 to half jiust !l he dines with his family, ami from that time to 12 or hulf [iast he works again, lie never rests durliii; the day. yet keeps cheerful and unwea ried. Sometime-, when he flnishes liis task earlier than usual, he reads to the empre.ss at lier eveniug tea. Hefore going to bed he [irays.
On the eve of holy days the czar goes to the evening ¦¦iiurob services af haif [last 7 o'clock, and ou holy days lie goes to mass at 11. Tbe rest of the time ou holy days ho works as on week days.
I'ossi'ssing an escelieiit niethory and a clear met liod of thinking, the czui writes in a clear hand, quickly and witliout er.'isuns. His thoughts are e.x pressed simply iind briefly; he does not like lontr phrases aud foreign words.
The czar receives thousands of poi¬ sons during llie course of a year. His siieoches to deputations are always short, simple and hoarty. "I never jtre liaro my siieeclies in advance," suld he, "but aftor a jirayer to Cod 1 speuk a-- it comes."
At the greater part of receptions th«- visitors staiitl. l)Ut vonerabi(> p«'rsons are Invited to. his study to sit down Aftor andieni es hi Tsarkoo Selo and Peterhof the visitors are treated to luncheon. The ministers have special days for their reiK)rts, the duration of eoch being fixed in advance. The audi
ences of private persons with the em peror ordinarily last from throe to four minutes.
The private charity of the emperor is extensive. He gives not only by bun dreds, but by thousands of rubles.
The difflcult work of the government the czar does alone—he has no private secretaries. lie has some help from the offlrlals of his household and the officers at hLs suit.
NOW .HE KNOWS REASON.
Rat Runa Up His Lag, and Ha Scraama Lika Any Vt/ommn.
Duiuth. Mliin.-rred McOrath now knows why women run wlien they see a mouse or a rat. lie learneOKhe rea¬ son recently at 'Third Avenue East and Superior street.
The rat first scampered over tbe snow, taking refuge iu a rulibish pile. ¦With a stick McGrath r)er8uaded it to come into view again and caught It by tbe tall as It ran ont.
Several women on the flre escape of a nearby Imlldini; watched develop¬ ments. Mi-Gruth held uj) the rat b.v the tall, to tho dlsmuy of the women, and one or two screamed, even If they were at a safe distance.
Wriggling loose, the rat fell, but no sooner had It struck the ground than It began a journey up McGrath's leg. He Ijogaii a most Interesting dance, with a discordant vocal accompanl- i ment, and had to be re.seued by spec¬ tators. In the rescue work It was necessary to break McGrath's suspend era. The women retreated.
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CORSETIER
Address:
NO. COLUMBUS AVENIIE FREEPOET Telephone Connection.
IN PRISON FOR BIGAMY.
Pitcher, Who Has Enllitad In Canada, Said to Have Waddad Eight.
Milwaukee.— Charles Orvel Pitcher bas been sentenced to four years in the state i)ri8on after having admitted that he had been married to eight dif¬ ferent women.
Pitcher was convicted of having been married tw Mrs. Anna Pojipert of Mil¬ waukee, who was referred to as wife No. 6. and to Mrs. Bertha Rasmussen of Sioux City, la., without being di¬ vorced from either woman. He mar¬ ried Mrs. Rasmussen April 0. 1908, and Mrs. Poppert on June I.', 1913, it was said.
After deserting Mrs. Popjiert Pitcher went to Manitowoc, where he is al¬ leged to have married on Sept. 9 of last year Miss Josot>hiiie Tadych, sev¬ enteen years old. The luilr went to Winnipeg. Canada, where Pitcher en listed in the C:tn:idiaii .Mrmy. He was about'to be slil['peil to the hattipflelds in Europe wheu arrested.
TURNKEY ATTENDS TO PRISOfJEBS' WOUNDS
Fixes Un Hoses anil im ani Is C3:!-d '^cc'.c.',"
Gr.iiid Kiipid-'.. Mi' li. - Aimtii a iiiri- ¦ Irod liuni;iii nosr-. and |ei!i;i|'s tv.ice llial inariN liuni.in ¦¦ii-- have ii<'cn [latcluMl U|i liy Turnlicy Sicplicn Hale at [lolice li<>.i<Iipiai'lers durini: his ten¬ ure of oUice. It is Muite :i record wlien you .-onsidcr llial Hales edncalioii along inedii-al lines is nil. Tlie neuri'.st Turnkey Ilale e\er lias lieen to a regu lav college where they leai'h men to hecome doctors \\as down ut Ann .\r iior years ago wlien lie visited the cam¬ pus. .Vt that time friends iioiiited onl to liie turnkey llie jiluie where tliey turn out phy.siiians every ye.ir and give lliem llle rigiit to write M. D. nfler tiieir iiuiiies,
Kvery hig city lias its lights at iiIkIiI. Grand Itapids has its share of hraw Is. and tlie rules of li;;iiliiig among a cer¬ tain llass seem to cling iirefty close to tho caicli as (•.itili-ciiii stylo. So not In rro(iuenliy llie vietiiiLs of theso light.s re.icli police licadipiarters with a lilt of a nosi- or llu- lobe of an ear niissini.' Ilule doesn't counl i.'ou;.'ed rff?es und ugly scratches.
A long time aico Hales talent for llie work he now iloes was discovered with the arrival at iieadcinarters of a vlciour; character whose ears and nose showeii somi' one liad trot tlie belter of him. He wouldn't huve the city jihysiiian attend ililll. Hale's heart was touclieil liy tile man's suffering iieverehtless. .so after awliile he iniiled him fortli and practiced llie urt of houlliig. The vie lim didn't feel nearly as bad as he looked the fDllowing morning with his head bandaged up, and after that the turnkey was diihtwd "Dr. Hale."
PICKLES"^ KEPT HER YOUNG.
Binghamton Woman, Dead at 102, Suro Youth'* Spring Was In Jar.
Binghumton. .\. Y.—Mrs. Klizabeth Lathro[i, who for the last twenty years had firmly doclartnl that she found Ponce de Leon's fountain of yoiitli in a pickle Jar. died re'Oiitly at the age of IOL' years. Old fushioned eh<jpped plckle.1 threi' times u day had long been hor reciiio for heallh. Pickles, rolls and coffee for lireakfnst she |iarticulurl.\ enjoye<l. .\t noon aud again at niglii the same brand of cliofiiied jiickles ^^•H~ found on the table.
Friends who udmired hor for hcr sprightllness and never fulling goml humor often sent her other brands, lm' she never forswore her allegiance to the choiiped variety
Littlo Wife Spanks Him. .Sunbury, I''u.- ".Sure, 1 siiaiiked him. judge, but I'll bo good In tho future." declared Mrs. John Helm of Ileriidon to Judge .Moser in the Northumberland county court here when she hud her 230 pound hushand in court on a deser¬ tion charge. The wife weighs ninety pounds. At the court's suggestion the pair agreed to "give and take." and the husband was discharged from custody.
Haa an Old Cowbell. Conyers, Ga.—H. C. Penn bas In bia possession a cowbell found by him in Ben Carr bottoms In the year 1856. Tbe bell is of braas and. unlike most small bells now, is made of noe solid piece of metal.
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