THE CITIZEN', WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 0, 1011.
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LaTEDJOO SH
uan s Reports ot Victory
Not Confirmed.
UUNrtMJ lUI dlMKmUCILU.
nera 1 . Hahel Chiaf. Don Nut Aaron
With Subordinate That Cause Is
Lost British Army Officsr In
Praise of Soldiers of
Both Armies.
Peking, Nor. 30. Doubts nrc now
Mr nn rnn PlPrnmafnntlni (H rl n I r-r.
i-i nr run an VTin nnn nr ivnniinno
un u oiuiea. xne exact situation can-
ot do learned, and it Beems that the
iimnn
It Is stated, but not confirmed, that
Wuchang and closed the gut03.
ney nrc saia 10 ue still aicuerlitg for
armistice, which up to last reports
niMrv pirnnnrna nnmronn t nn' inmn.
nl minnnrs, nr TTntivnnf ol flm v.
fl nt Wnplintip'
The rumors suggest that General I.i
uan Hang, who It may be recalled rc-
lrronflpHnr' TTnnni TTalti tnnla fl.
Is not beaten yet.
Colonel Wllloughby, a British officer
no iras jusi arnvcu uero irom unn-
of the soldiers on both sides. Ho
f.nrN nn in rnn aiinnr n. rifoniniiiin ..p
r. luiiinriui En mmm 11. antra tlml......
oops in Europe are no' better fighters
P.H I NHII VA I J. I It 1 'SI I IV'I"!' Ii' W W
illfonairo Stokes Submits Them to
Prove He Was the Puraued.
X ni mi
" ivs( JU, .A. UU IVlll-lO Ul
we reau to me jury in tne trial or
lSH (irjlhnm nml TMiM rVtnforl fnt
i hi. i 1 1 1 ni wora onirnn t"tt n n t-
-luuci, luiu, uubi oi mem were np-
;r apartment. Some of them were
uurney isucjcner. with rnns dpmh c
cuLiuiiHrv nkiii. nmnon tun nnnfnntci
the notes and letters to the Jury-
Mi.
Among these was an assurance to
Iflfl I4mhnm Vial tori HfrtLrna nt 1,1c
AXUSbLUU O Llf l XV iniui. 1 II M IIIIIM IV1 H
. J A .1 1 1 .
II I H I I'll l 1 1 1 1 TV M u nnnrnaran rTT iiian
was forced from her and was a
nsfi of Stnlcps Incifatonno that nmfl
With Professor.
uwa. nu. ou. 11. j?rv. wnn Rnrnrn
va nrrn fnnrrlif n Vilrwirl 1 ncr, ni
ther, refused to fire upon Professor
paper to a acrense or Mme. Langu
for her method of proceeding
. uw.w,uv.
kill Professor Langevln, and more-
ci ua luc luiici wue tupuieu to ue a
f..!.. it r m a i
ua uouu uy iuuic, turm US Uu 111
etui. xue juuiuuusi auys time lie
r. nnvn nrin in rnn nir mn tin ia
flV thnr 11 A wntllfl lirT- lman 011 vr
vn nir. tTfirnssnr .nnrrovin tviiinii
would have regretted, considering
SKS A TO PAT? TTTC "PTTITTT
Paul F. Gans Wants Naval Vessels
to Follow His Dirlfiible.
Washington. Nov. 30. Dr. Paul F,
cbiucul ui iue iruusauaniic nnrnt ex-
, M w kv ,v k-)-- j
rv or the Nnvv Mpvop noH rtfr litta - .
a & vuaAO luiuiiua in iiiiiKt-B ii .ini'iir in
dirigible balloon next March from
iiRriiii i ill mi rv iRinnrin tn tim TinU.
States. He employs the servlcpa nf
rnrn 1 nnrnl vacddIo tr ai. i. 1
ii in iuiuulcuu ii ii ii rimi'nv ir tt tun
TTIo fnmiiar mill U A- -
" ' w kt.4ikV.14 UUUC1
H I n 1 II f .Ti .111 II 1. 1 II II I I I M IVt M 11 U
Wheat Crop,
the Manitoba government show that
mage to grain crops by rats will
lllllir Id 9i ' M III 111 N I I IK vi'iir
rho rats, known as the Norwegian
own variety, make their nests in the
lcks of wheat about to be thrashed
d destroy thn stack.
Postal Savings Bonds
Depositors JIny Exclmngo Their Sav
ings For Government 2 S.
Depositors in the Postal Savings
Bank will bo glad to learn that Pos
tal savings uonds are to be issued
January 1, 1012. The information
concerning this now departure is as
fnllnwfi!
Depositors of the Postal Savings
System may exchange the whole or a
part of their deposits on January 1,
1012, for United States registered
or coupon bonds in denominations of
f20, ?100 and ?500, bearing interest
at the rate of 2 per cent, per an
num, payable semi-annually, and re
deemable at the pleasure o the
United States after one year from
the date of issue, both principal and
Interest payable 20 years from that
date in United States gold coin.
Postal Savings bonds are exempt
from all taxes or duties of the
United States, as well as from tax
ation in any form by or under State,
municipal, or local authority.
Applications for the conversion of
deposits into bonds on January 1,
1012, must be received before De
cember 15, 1011, by the postmaster
at the depository olllco where the
certificates were issued. The post
master will supply an application
form which must be made out in
triplicate. The depositor must In
dorse and surrender with his appli
cation postal savings certificates
covering the amount of the bonds de
sired, for which th ft nnstmnRtor will
give him a receipt. When the post
master receives the bonds applied
for he will notify the depositor and
will deliver the 'bonds on presenta
tion of the receipt for the certifi
cates surrendered. .
The conversion of deposits into
bonds at a date less than one year
after tllfi Rnrtlflnntan Imgnn fn hoar
interest forfeits interest on the de
posits as in the case of withdrawal
for any other purpose.
Postal savlncrs ilnnnsHa rnnvorto1
into bonds are not counted as a part
oi tne maximum of $500 allowed
one depositor, and there is no limi
tation on thn nmniinf nf nvnllnhln
postal savings bonds which may be
acquired finally by a depositor. The
exenange is considered as taking ef
fect On JanUiirv 1. .mil n Hnnnnltnr
who has applied to convert Into
bonds all or part of the maximum
oaianco or $&uu may deposit an addi
tional amount. In .Tnnnnrv tVinnwh
the bonds may not yet have been delivered.
Postal savlnirs honrls pnn h
cured only by the conversion of pos
tal savincH (lonnsItR nnH will nnt i.n
issueu 10 persons wno are not de
positors, mey may bo sold or as
signed to any person, however, by
the holuer. and whfin n rnr-lQtnrorl
bond is assigned a' new bond will be
issued in tne name or tne owner.
Thfi dfmnRlf-nr'Q nnnllnnMnn mi. of
Indicate whnthnr hnnrio nra lno!rrwl
In registered or coupon form. Cou-
iuu uouus are preieraDle ror a de
positor who intends to hold them
for a short time only .and who has
ample facilities for their safekeep
ing. These bonds are payable to
bearer, and the title will pass by
delivery without indorsement. In
terest on coupon bonds is collected
by means of interest coupons, which
are detached by the holder as they
become due.
Registered bonds are preferable
for persons Intending to hold them"
for a considerable period, and they
differ from coupon bonds in the fol
lowing respects:
(a) They have inscribed upon
their face the names of the persons
to whom they are issued.
(b) They are payable only to the
persons to whom issued or their as
signs. (e) The ownership of registered
bonds can bo transferred only by as
signment in proper form.
Registered bonds are assigned by
tho use of a form printed on the
back, properly dated and acknowl
edged. When the assignment is
made by mark, it must be witnessed
by at least one person other than
the offloer before whom it Is made.
A ledger account is opened in the
Treasury Department at Washington
with each holder of ono or more reg
istered bonds, and when suoh bonds
are assigned they should be trans
mitted by the new owner to the
Secretary of tho Treasury (Division
of Loans and Currency) for trans
fer on the books of tho department.
Registered bonds can not be exchang
ed for coupon bonds. Coupon bonds
may bo converted into registered
bonds, without charge, at the re
quest of the holder.
Under tho regulations of the
Treasury Department a minor can
not assign registered bonds without
the consent of a duly appointed
guardian of trustee, evidence of
whose authority must bo submitted.
A minor has the right to convert his
postal savings certificates into regis
tered bonds, but if he should desire
to assign tho bonds during his min
ority he must comply with this reg
ulation. This difficulty does not
exist In tho case of coupon bonds,
which are transferred by mere de
livery. Interest on registered bonds Is
paid by checks drawn at the Treas
ury Department in favor of the reg
istered holder. These checks are
sent by mall to the postofflce address
of the holder, and the holder of a
registered bond should notify the
Secretary of tho Treasury (Division
of Loans and flurronnvl nt nnv
change in his postofflce address at
least io uays oeiore tne interest rails
due. Checks for Interest on regis
tered bonds, as wall aa l
coupons detached from coupon bonds,
uro puyuuie on presentation at tne
United States Treasury or at the of
fice of anv assistant trennnrnr nf thn
United States. Interest checks and
coupons covorlng Interest on postal
savings bonds may be cashed by
ijosimasiers unner tno same condi
tions as other Government paper.
Payment on registered bonds that
have been lost or stolen may be
stqppod by notifying the Secretary
of thft TrnnRlirv fnivlnlnn nf T.nnna
and Currency) at Washington. If
coupon oonus aro lost the Govern
ment does not undertake to protect
the owner against tho wrongful hold
er, but recognizes the bearer only.
Tl.n i . , .
.mo uwuur uus recourse only to sucn
means as he could ubo to recover
nny other valuable property. When
loooc
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All Wool
Fabrics.
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In our Ladies'
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can ho found
tho
Accepted Stylo
for the
Season.
bonds, filthfir rptrlntorAfl n-r inunnn
have 'been destroyed wholly or in
part, or oeiaced, a claim may bo filed
with the Secretary of the Treasury
under certain prescribed conditions
for their renlaeemnnt. Snnh nlnlma
will not bo allowed for coupons
which have been detached from cou
pon bonds.
NO NEW STATE MODEL ORCHARD
POSSIBLE AT PRESENT.
The offer extended for the past two
years to fruit growers and orchard
owners generally, made by Prof. H.
A. Surface, 'Economic Zoologist of
the State Department of Agriculture,
to assist in starting the practical
work in the care of orchards and ex
ercising supervision over them, will
now be temporarily suspended as no
now engagements of this kind can he
made until next year because of the
large number of applicants for this
service, all of which have been ac
cepted. To a recent- correspdndent
asking for the Model Orchard ser
vice the Professor replied as follows:
" In reply to your request to have
your orchard added to our Model Or
chard list I regret to have to say that
I cannot do so at this time. We now
have nearly 1400 orchards on the
list, and this is as many as we can
arrange to carry with the present
number of demonstrators In our em
ploy, i ou will readily see that since
the bulk of the work done in these
orchards must bo performed during
the dormant season,- which includes
the winter months, much of which
time is unfit for outsldo work, It will
be barely possible for us to get
around to each of these before the
buds again open in the spring. Your
application, however, will bo put on
file, and as soon as a vacancy occurs
I shall take pleasure in extending
you the service you ask. Pending
that time I shall bo glad to give
you all the assistance possible by
from this office and I would ask that
you all the assistance' possible by me
in need of information along the line
of my work.''
DECALOGUE FOR DAUGHTERS.
Chicago Pastor Gives Ten Commnnd
ni cuts to Young Women.
The Rev. W. B. Millard, pastor of
tho Park Congregational Church,
Chicago, who has attracted somo at
tention by the Issuance of novel deca
logues regarding the duties and ob
ligations of husbands to wives, and
vice versa, Sunday promulgated the
following ten commandement for
daughters:
1. Thou shalt not deceive thy
mother.
2. Thou shalt not exchange tho
bloom of innocence for the favor and
contempt of any man.
3. Thou shalt not esteem silk pet
ticoats and diamond rings as of
greater value than the family's gen
eral welfare.
4. Thou shalt not regard flattery
and false pretense as the highway to
popularity.
5. Thou shalt not gossip.
G, Thou shalt not use four speech
nor bold manner to attract atten
tion. 7. Thou shalt not think more of
the culture of thy heels than of thy
head. .
8. Thou shult not hold tho cup to
thy brother's lips, nor to the Hps of
somebody else's brother.
0. Thou shalt not imitate the
"fine lady's" language whllo thy
mother washes dishes and sweeps
the house. .
10. Thou shalt find Joy in the
service of God, who created thee.
In explaining to his congregation
the decalogue for daughters, Doctor
Millard took occasion to say:
"'A girl should have no secrets
from her mother, because If there is
secretlveness there Is something
wrong. Tho attentions of young men
are flattering and bewildering to the
young debutante. Girls, tell your
mother all about It, and there will be
no vain regrets later on.
"Woman's greatest enemy is al
cohol. It Is to her Interest to have
men kind and sober. It Is therefore
nothing short of a crime for a young
woman to preside at a punch bowl at
u ici.ojji.4uu uuu uuor liquor to men.
Roll of
HONOR
AtterMon is called to tne STRENGTH
of the
Wayne County
Savings
an
The FINANCIER of' New York
City has published a ROLL OP
HONOR of the 11,470 State Banks
and Trust Companies of United
States. In this list the WAYNE
COUNTY SAVINGS BANK
Stands 38th in the United States
Stands 10th in Pennsylvania.
Stands FIRST in Wavne County.
Capital, Surplus, $527,342.88
Total ASSETS, $2,951,048.26
Honesdale. ra.. December 1, 1010.
H. F. Weaver
Architect and Hide.
Plans & Estimates
Furnished
Residence, 1302 EastSt.
J vinc-v anil vi l ibbU
Lflilltf! AAU your Ufuajl.t for A
I'lIU la lira (nil Void mmlllcV
vt"J l'ke no ntber. linr.or ronp V
;;iit. Aiitrottiiii.OHER.TERB
DIAMOND I1IIAN1) IMI.l.K, for BO
yeirt known tl Best. Sifest. Alwivt n l!il.la
SOLO BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
Wo print circulars.
Tot Infants nnu Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
LOF MILWAUKEE, UIS,'
Anency at Honesdnlo, Wayne Cc, Pa.
FROM TUB E3d ANNUAL REPOllT.
Total admitted assets 273,S13,CC3.6G
Total Insurance In force 1,080,239,708 00
Total number policy-holders '. 423,481.00
New Insurance Reported and paid for In 1910 118,789,033.00
Increase In Insurance In force over 11)09 07,740,613.00
Total Income for 1910 F" Ii7i),8!i2.2i
Total payment to policy-holders i&gis.KTO.OO
Itatlo of expense and taxes to Incomo 1178 unv cent.
YOU WILL MAKE NO MISTAKE IF YOU INSURE WITH
II. A. TINOLEY, Agent,
HONESDALK. PA.
The Ideal Guardian
of the. estates of your minor chil
dren. It has the very best faci ities
for the profitable and wise invest
ment and re investment of theprinci
pal and accrued income -The Scranton Trust Co.
510 Spruco Street.
12th and Kimble St.
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CONSULT
orrisors
HONESDALE, PA.
FOR
COUNTY REPRESENTATIVE
"CAPITOL" Boilers and Radiators.
"LEADER" Air pressure water systems.
"GOULD" Pumps.
"STAR" Windmill.
The above goods represent the best products in the market. The
use of them coupled with our 26 years' practical experience at the
business Insures you a lasting and satisfactory job.
Correspondence Solicited. Ilotli 'Phones.
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To the Farmers of Wayne Co.-
We Desire to Have You Patronize the
MECHANICS
7K pet Cent. of tne stockholders of
9 this Bank are FafiTSeS'S
Open An Account in the Progressive Bank
Capital Stock $75,000.00
Surplus and Profits $17,000.00
Comparative Growth of Deposits:
Jnne 1st 1907,
May 1st 1908,
May 1st 1909,
May 2nd 1910,
May 1st 1911,
$24,398.54
$109,890.20
$161,077.58
$241,843.67
$272,500.68
Officers:
M. E. SIMONS, President C. A. EMERY, Cashier
Directors:
M. B. Allen,
George C. Abraham,
J. Sam Brown,
Oscar E. Bunnell,
Wm. H. Dunn,
W. M. Fowler,
W. B. Guinnip,
John E. Krantz,
Fred W. Kreitner,
John Kuhbach,
John Weaver.
G. Wm. Sell,
M. E. Simons,
Fred Stephens,
George W. Tlsdell,
J. E. Tiffany,
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