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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-21
Caroline (Sranlina.

IS itnrb an ts. 9luqnft 1906 in Der 9Sobnltrg
Mr.. All, uerl. @nfterns9 pcmte. Caroline @rau.
liug, geIiebte Satin oca pcritOrbenen Sreoerid
8rmtIina. &ermarote mo 6reu1oe limo n6'
tunQspou eingelaoen, Der Vcerot9ltIla bel6ls
pobnen, lpelfe am Tirnitna, ytubmittdaS nm
2 u6r, bon ubtger gSObmrrlG aus nab Der oelits
iden hItberiiden 9reieintAielt9 @ircbe mo harTl
uui Dem - Sreietnigfeits 5rteobole" lidttltHoet.
900 -9A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-21
Rod.G Greet 9ampfboof- Gompa9nie.

Mbfabrt bes Banners nod Gtone Greet bon
3ubfpu's gSerfte tdelih, 1usgenornuten Sanl'
iiaas, nm 8 ll6r WQoraertS nno $50 Na6nits
TAGS. Nbfabrt ben 8roipn'S aserfte nm $40
Moraens uno 3 ttbr Eod)mitfdgs.
Iampfer mad Sod greef tdaIit. arsgenorns
men GamIiaes, bon 9oofunfS 8erfte tn s llbr
Wloreens II. 2.30 Nadm. gon yroipn's s8erfte
inn $40 Moraens uno 3 llbr HafIl. SdnttngS
nod beiben greeIS bon 9oofon's 8erfie iint 0
llbr Wiorgefts uuo $50 g1bni. BroipnS Berfte
nm 6.1O MprMnS uno 3 llbr 9io6m. ~
Gefniags nm 4 iilo 8 uhr Wioreens iino 2
fttbr Ganim. nab beoeit Greefs; bon SropnS
9Serfte 10 WiHuteH fpdter.
SaHtpftN fiji bic 8Mahreiie rs GtaiS.
0unif. 9uS3Uste) fs-lg @fid sc -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-21
gHreau oes etabt. @rumcters.

~ .IWNUTT TVUD. =
Ser Sta6t.@ eomeier miro AM Wiontag. Den
p. 9ltquit 1906, 5Ir nnien nnGcaebeHeu 3eit
an Grt uiio Ste1e crfbeiueu mo pic Giipenlir
Der ioIaenben Gtrube1 ctublireu, lno lpenI ND.
ibtg, bon Teiem ieftiebeu: ..-
8cue. 9lUenuc. 3uifbeH Burrifuns uHo @rds
nabas 9tOenue, nm o llbr DiorgenS.
gScuSsGtrabc, 5pifben Sbr0s mo SObniOns
Gtrubc, I'M 10 llbr NurmittugS. q,
gououHsgIuenle. 5tuifden Sreberid' glbg. uno
Slb Treoerid, Ytunh, nm If ubr SorHiiluas:
Vatterion.Vlace, 5luifben ginrtbsgloeuue uHo
go. Girube, mn - ubr Wfiiiuas.
NalCinB Il. SbumnS,
GluQ2t) Stuots @eOmeter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-21
.;MoWlnnS'S tiirfiidR &GNcr,
Ganiitable. @sbaRps, gOhamt peaep, etets oiteH'
Snhm 0nrinn.

IS lturb pIDbIib am 10. 9nahii 1906 in fets
ner 9Sobnunp. ,Gr. Ii25, gqlfprs StrnBe, SoBn
95rtns i'm 49,. Gebensiabrc, aeliebter @Gtte pom
pouiie Sortne. Bic @eerNtgHu8 itloet Hteii'
ttag, ben 81. guguit. Nn6nliitass ubr, BON
Der oben gellailnteH gGobnlrG aus itutt, ipo5l
&erlpGuoie lno Sreunoe udliutlsoou etngelas
ben iinb. @ciebllne auf Der oNnltir1orer Sc
HeierO. (233)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-21
Scfanntrnadnngc
4spartcment fir bffruiltdBc eihcrbeit. Snutcu.
'Sepnrterlent hcs @cbduSesS nipcEturS'
NiirennS, Nlnthhnue.
@aIttmore ben y. Ylugutt 1906.

NWITT c. pCTT Il. WWBN7I IJUO.
NDtiS.
VII anc @iacnibimicr. gdrbfcr, 9icrlualcr
ooer ggenten bon 9doer, luecrbduicrn mno
Sabrifen.
gtbfduttt SO oes grtifeIS I oes Staots6uoer
fbreibt Dor. bah Die fibere Truefdbigieit eines
ieoen Siodperis bon einem Arbitetten berebs
net mo bont @taentblIHcr an eiHer aidfauens
ben Stcne zines ieoen StOdiperfs u%Hqeihlaaeit
iueroen iou. Sic befugte NeredbmIng fuu in
ulen SdlIeH Die 1rdgbulfeu ais duf oeren Wgits
ieIpuutt beIuoen In getrabt 3iebeIt
Srgeno Semdnb, Der aegen oteles @eies
%bertt1Bt, ipiro ontitr Der sefebltt iefteefeeteil
Gtrafe o~erfdlen.
G6iUdro q. BRETON,
(Slua2D @ehdIoe Sn'pefter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-21
SHrcau Der etrabcuburdibru6S GommiiiGr re.
Antdhn,2

Siireau Der etrahcnburh6 ri d e OumiiGrc
HntbhunS.
Salti ntO c, Den l3. Ntguit 1906.
GepHrGte peritegelte S0roerluGS Inaebute
an Den yBonro Of 9IWaroS, per goreiie Stnot
He0iilrntOr, aert6tet, lucroen bis Blln Mitt
lpOdl, Den 80. Ii9uTt 1906. II llbr Gurlrit
taGs, erigcqen NenunImen iilr ole 9tiOellirung
Observation-Disclosures mo YIlniterIIng mi
S6idbt SSpbllt. N5pbult Gl6den, nitrifiSirter
3icgeIu cocr @itbuliibic Der nn6cr>uibnter
SirGbe, nimlid:
20, sirnbc, bon Der Charles. bis 5ur CT
4OulzStrabe.
Spe5iiiiutiunCn lno Inqe6ots Sormlldre mer
6en ali &erlnn9en bon oieiem Niirenu g~eIiefert
Ser gYodro OF ghpdroS" bebdli iij onS 9tedi
Dor. irqeIo iuel6e mo uUe g~lnQebOtc al Oeruer
fen mo ben GOnirdft IN folder 2Seiie 81 Der
gebeI. al5 0ieieS i'm beiien SutereIie Der Gtaot
ltegei mao. Sin hcaIGubi9ter 96ed in De,
SObe oeS IN ben Spejiftiutionen anae9ebeneI
9etrupeS, 6a6lbdr an Den l(nOor mo Gtuht
ratbJ bpn @nltimprea lpuDa iehsm .SpropTuig5
IligehOt b~ciaeiiiat tetn.
Z. Nrt1ur geid6am,
Yrdlioent Der Gommiliiou.
Gn8rt y. HUogerS,
GIerf.
geftdtiqt:
g. Glnb SimnuuS,
Frdftoent Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Cluauiti7 ts, 90 1922, %. "a 20, 1929
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-21

Sn 0cuti6lon0 merocm
sur 3eit cine gan5e Nn5obl luItiger;
9ierfricgc Geiiibrt. 3n 6olGe oer
nelten 9ieriteucr bo6en Die @rolc :
Den YreiS oeS 9iereS erb0bt. Gage
gen pru1citircn sic @irtbc, oie SID
Observation-Disclosures unO onS Eltblifum.
neil oic 9roncr oie Stcrer leifter
trogen f0nnten, ais sic @irt6e mo
oas Yllblifum. 0ltrd] Boycott iollell
MN Die 9rmler sur 9%eibeboltung ncS
iriibercn EreiicS ge3mungen meroeu.
.aeinen Eicnnig mebr iibcr Den alien
EreiS!" lit sic 9oiung. Sn 6ranf,
iilrt a. NJ. boben bic 6Inidcnbicr-
SGnoler cine 9rnilerei fir 100000
0tarf nngefnuit, nm iie OILS @enoiier-
id)aitS . @rnlicrei meiter5ufii6ren. j
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-21
Ghriitian MliQer,

qcifeubsitatter NIB Giubnlinmirer,
0urbmeit.Gde 3efieriDu.s str. ii. Wiuutiurb'Ype,
3msis: gSr, 1924, 0iaBlanO.9ue,, 9isblanotoIun.
Didbiae Freife.
&. & q. '91une - gg6lfe 220O.
CSnli20,12 Wtte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-21
Gr%fnriioncn per Sampfer.
Sent nnS Sncen Nnne'S County Sair
in SDldeiter,

%, 80, 30. mnS 81. gtngnit.
9lenueu fir Srnber nnS 9duIrr, uIcr Hcnurn
ieoen SGg. Spe5ienc ireie lIutcrGaltnngen an
icbem Sag. Concerto BON Der anpeIle: grObe
Ausiteluna bon 9umensSanoar6eit 6ril6ten
lHo i%onitigen guteu Sd6e1. @%efliieel gllSitel.
luna. feline 3ufttbiere. Nderbdus@er1i6e etc.
mo NueS. mas 5i elmer gruBartiaen 9(uSitel.
luna aeb6rt, gIeben SrbnuiteGunaen an Der
Rife. Ter gruRnrttgite Sagee.NueflnG, Der benz
YubliiHm ie geb0tert iuuroc - GrtiriiUr, bic
Ncnuen, bic 5air, Niles fir 25c. Wladt SUD
in Seit bereii, trefit ARRANGEMENTS 8ur 6abrt.
sic fommeu ,bnu Dit mo gSeit. Sieriu6t nit
Der anIt3en 6nntilie 5t fommeil. aeine Sreis
pdtfc. @opte n~erIaficn Baltimore. (231-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-21

Snn0crt Go0te in Sal
paroiio. NoG conieruatiDen S6Gre
5unaen iinO ctun 2000 Weni6e !!
mrs 2ebcu 9efommcn. Ter amerir
foniidc @eionGte in Santiago mel
oct, boB 500 8crionen in SoIpordiio,
ben Sob QcimlOcn boben. 80 loIa
teten gcitriac No6rid)ten ans G6ilr.
Ser llntcridie6 3miidcn 100 unO
1000 lit groB. Sic @obrbeit miro
pie 10 off, in Scr Wittc lieNelt. Ger
onqerid)tetc Shooen ioIl iidJ oui 250
Miqioncn Collars belonien. Ilrdp
an oicier Summe miro man nobL
beocuten0c NtOuftionen MAIDEN font
men. Ser No6ridtenoicnit trG9t
mandmol ltort ollf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-21
CONNER : HcIOrts.
2toanoGe- Sotef nno Rnnex.

Co. Geiu. gorrsg be. MtIantie. 9th, 0..S, reno.
Dirt, berartberi. Cute 9iiCbe. $500 bis $14.00
pro g8odDe. u. ". Dieting, @i9entDiimer.
CSuui9, 2WD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-21

amerifonide 3citunGer
inns cntriiitet, Bob III Petersburg
cine nlpcbrloic SrulL sic iid) obfGaIJ
iiber oic Observation-Disclosures @orben
oeGllBert," o~lS1cpcitidIt moroen let.
Ser gar un0 Die ruiliide Notipit
pcrbieuen ocSme0cn, ooB JIG ili
8runoe geben; ic cber, beitO beiltr,
oenn sic Standardization in HnB.
LAMB boben ibreSglcid)en rid)t III Der
8eidid)tc ser Civilization. Hilblaho
lit borboriider, oils bic &nnibolen ps
Siioafrifo. Solde uno dbnlselc
Nelberurgen fam man in oen let.
ten SnQcn leien. llr0 0ieie tiete gTnt-
riiituna iibcr cine 3citungSnodrid)t,
bic anr5 ournod ouSliebt, alS Oh nc
5u 3mcden Scr repolntiolt1ren Ero'
pogonbo III sic 8elt gciebt luproeit
ici. IS gcbt Jest IN HuBlono tda &C.
mug 81, aber bic idlimmIten @clpulf'
glfte iperocn luohl nl6t bon pcll
Srlippen periibt, ion0crn bon oct
9ombenmericrn unb MorbbreI nterl',
Gorreiponoen5en aus Hublnne~ mel
berL SOB balbniibiiae Sungen' mn
MGoden 51l Sen rubiuielten llItItiir5s
Tern geborenl. NJ.
4.-.t-"a HfNN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-21

Ser g cm-O orter Gifrift3.
onnolt Serome bat i6riitli6 crtldrt,
nob er milen8 iet, bel Dem ihntadl
polcn 3uItonOe oeS gtem Dorfcr pc.
litii6en 2e6enS Gunoihot fiir 0o&
@mt einc9 @oltpcrncurS ,Oc9 Stoatc5
5u fem. Gie NGu Notfcr Yreiic Jot
9rr. Seromc ol3 Giitriltsnmunlt W2
gen i6loppcr NmtSfiibrlng tiidJiig
Oltrd Die &efel Gejogen; 5um GOT
Derncur ober id)eint er gut genug 81
iein. Nun bleibt n%63umartcn, oh 80
rome oOer @. 81. Scarf nui Dem oE.
mofrotiideu Goupent oeS Stoot,'S
NPiu.Dort Ben Sieg O%auontragcn
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-21

Son elmer 'ipiritifi.
iHen Sibutg miro inn Barrier o@iI
9toS~ beridtct; Sm Sintergrunoe
0eS SaaIeS iie6t man sic ehpnS nm
beitimmten llmriile oc} @eiiteS 0es
GerItorbenen. Mit 5ittcrn0er Stim.
me irrgt sic @ittme: n@iIt Oh cS,
NuouIt?" rSo, idN bin e5," -
~9iit Gu gIiidlid, ~9Guaallt?" - r&o,
iebr aIiidlid)." v@Giidlirber aIa 81 Scr
3cit, no Oh nit mir Iebtcit?" -
Gas mill it meinen." - $50 metlit
Oh Oenn, NllguIt?" oSn Scr
S0Qe!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-21
9lltc T~cSrr6cttcn.
YOlf'S MarDlnnS, Sclaluare nnb
SiItrift Columbia
Qcrifun mno @cid)GftS T~Srcf6ndD
1867

lest i'll 0ntiteben bearttfeH.
Sbiqes gSGri lpeiit Die &erduoerunqcn Der
lehien bier Sabre nnd uno repriiettirt oiefe
Sianten. pie iie beite Iino. IS eHtbdlt Die Ma
men Der @cihdits. nno Scrnfsleute uno cine
9iite Der warmer IN jeocr Staot, Soiuu, 9orf
uocr RicoCrlaiiuia, nit elmer boien Nelbreis
bung eires ieoen Rlnte5 uno cine iIaiiift5irte
GumeiSliite inter Dem litel ieber e~in8eIneu @e'
fbditSs ooer 8eruf3flnie. IS III 9ieS uIr cine
Nnoeutung hes bnuptid6Ii6en Snbnlts oes
0u6e5, odS piclidliige information ilber WiarDi
luno, ScInpare uno Den Stitrift GolumbtI
briHgt. gSen1 sic @ciNdite lit %qenannlen Sian.
ten f0licitiren. IN Sico has ribtiGe 1feotu1n.
IS lpirn lb %be5ablefl, % onS GerifOn cine Grobe
uno meitncrbrciteie @irtuIntton bdbe1 mirn.
YreiS 5000 prU GTrmplar.
g~ln5eipen NHiell aui Grfldcu.
N. 4. Nptt d 60, 8erleger.
Or. 951 bis $50, GaiUcrt.@ebGnhe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-21

Surner, Der &eifenbeltotter,
ipridDt bic 9EnbrDcii.
Cine erfttiaiiihe SeerotGnr1 ~1eitetert thr $40;
iuertb St25.
DieIe $50 BeeroiaunG uminBt ieinen idtpdr'
zen Iudis, meiben uoer graIeu Fliii6 cara,
nit icinem 8ei6lng. ocu reGuIlren $65 5ar9;
Geiilleu oeS @rdbcs, IO0e9Gr6ctgc mo NnBell
iiite nit gepolitertem Scdtl, 6pote1Del1o, .Mlelo
ooer Robe, 9tHhnlfumirIrnG, q Rndr 9~GIlolhlOe
Ibiircrcpc. q Nutfheu nit @ltntltireitet, yer,
demudgen. gihter mo Heuhter. - 9Sarlili S3O
utcOr an nIloere 2eihenbeltdtter be8dblcnE Sle
iolten itets etuds bonn electromagnetic iotl8
babell.
9lu6crt Z. Snrner, geifenbCitattcr.
9rpnomng unO GtiUcr' Strafe.
Weioc 'Fbunc. 9anlcll Gtith1llanlirer
Nerinnot bon Gci1elI sac.
SunttA,tSI&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-21

Or. Gbo00eu& Ga6iIl IN
Solpofc, Dali, bat lin nclc5 auto,
motiide8 Snitrumcnt erfunocn, ooa
Ben oielOeriprefen0cn Nomen 0Dul.
mopbon iiibren ioa. S}rm @liid riir
Oic b0rcn0e MeniHbc1t bot ole erIte
Der ncucn Muiifmnidiren ii6er 300
600 Collars gefoitet, Mon bat aIio
nid)t 3l befiirbtcn, oaB ooS GDnamo.
p6on popular mirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-21

9ci Dem um5ug Ser
aricgs &eteronen in minneapolis
bat es 5 9oote, s 0erleBte lnO l6
BON Der Site lleber 1tonnte ge9ebcn.
Gas Nltcr moht icilt 9icdtc gcltcno,
lpeln audi Der Mtue mo6 gut lit.
8te Rem. OorfPr 3eitun-
gen mittbeiIen, bot Der gerie6erc
Spefulant Surriman bel Dem
Boom" ser Yacific Niienbobnen 10
WiGionen Collars .acmodt." 3c5n
MiQionen in einiger Stun0en 81
ocrOicncn, Oo& mac5t ibm 10 lcid)t
Seiner nadD.
Sn Gobn 2 ii o'pfrifo a, 10 II T.
Oc cine 6ror pcrbofbt, 0ic i'm Ger.
Goht itebt, iibcr bun bert ainOcr INT
0cbrodt 81 bo6en. Die llntbutcn
muroeu Ollrd) Oos NbInIien zines lris
Dies entoedt, nobel mpn ijbcr 80 Sim.
ber-S fclcttc iono. Die 9ei6uIoigte
erflGrt, cine aon5e GtTbc bon 6rouen
iei miti6ldOig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-21

aarntar fir paIbIuatuH unb 9iitrift Columbia:
Gin. SanurmnHn, 1915 Marion Ct, 81. u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-21
Der 9rut(de correspondent.
rridcint icSem Sag int Sabre.

%gtIndfsHbrsr e. n. Sstna, Hubuuns;
6. & q. 121 90 BaIbroof.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-12
Classified Section
HELP WANTED MALE

RIGHT KIND OF MEN"
to fill the following positions:
Lumber bookkeeper for Wisconsin. $50. ,
Assistant bookkeeper. Wisconsin lumber Of
fee, $50 to start. .... g. s..... ,
Head bookkeeper for manufacturing plant
out of town, $1U0. = 4t.L...r - SG5. :
nent. $50 and board
Bookkeeper and clerk. Minnesota hardware
store. 500.
Bookkeeper, Minnesota general store. $50
Commercial college teacher tout OF town.
$40 to $50 and commission.
Railroad clerk. Minnesota town, So0. coz
German cashier, North Dakota bank. $50
First class bookkeeper, country bank $40.
Bookkeeper, North Dakota real estate or
Lumber bill clerk. city, sI5
Bill clerk. Wholesale house, $50. 40.
stenographer, lumber office. Minnesota, $6S.
neso etn0 SanP sep an0 l. $50 So to SEQ
stenographer for fine opening In central
North Dakota. $40. -.
Bookkeeper, stenographer. Iowa AuInoer o.
fee, Se5.
Four experienced railroad clerks.
Collector for joobing house, $40 to $50
Bookkeeper grain office city, 200: AZ
Scandinavian assistant bookkeepeer. city, $40
Scandinavian grocery delivery y,. clersi 49,
Furnishing goods salesman, city, VI. 49,
Middle-ased furniture man for Minnesota
salary depends on ability. etc. ~
Al general store clerk. North Dakota. $50.
Al clothing man, Montana. 800
Al dry goods man. Montana, S65:
Hardware clerk, South Dakota, 500
hardware clerk and bookkeeper, Mime
sofa $50.
German aud French grocery clerk, western
Minnesota SEQ
Lumber Yard Managers.
Scandinavian manager, North Dakota, $6f
to ST5. -
Manager and grain buyer. South Dakota, s65
German OF irish Ca tholic. large town II
southern Minnesota, SIS.
If you are dissatisfied with your presen
position Or are unemployed. write us at once
stating position desired and locality preferred
8. A. MorawetZ & Co.,
5OO-501 Kasota Bldg. Minneapolis.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-12

EAPGooDs OPENS THE WAY TO A COOL
position. We offer capable men the
quickest and surest way to good posi-
lions in business and technical work. So
efficient are services in this line
that no capable man need look for op-
portunities or waste valuable time in
finding the right If you are a
capable man. call or write. Offices IN
all large cities.
Hapgoods,
313 NicOllet Av.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-12

, % o o o o o o o
NORTHWESTERN SCHOOL FOR STAN >
, MERERS.
For the permanent cure Of stanmertng
, and Suffering and all other forms OF
speech impediments. Formerly 1922 Hen
uepin av. Now 1922 10Th av Sc. Min
, neapolis Mimi. Como-H Harriet car line.
:, n. w phone. East 494 J.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-12
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

:, .y.5..-. Continued IN. 81
- GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE.
work sv family an Of four good wages. 2sos Stew
wANTEb-aiRL 70 DO HoUsEwoRK ON
farm til freeze-up, or one year. Daniel Muir,
WANTED-GIRLs TO WORK IN KITCHEN;
good wages. Creamery. Lunch Room, 426
Hennepin ~
wANTED-GooD GIRL FOR GENERAL
homework; must be good cook. Apply 22O2
Bryant av S.
wANTED-A HoTsEKEEPER ON A FARM;
2O12, Journal. ..--s.,.
WANTED-A GIRL FOR CHAMBER WORK
and dining room work. 27O9 Central av NE.
wANTED-AT ONCE, SHORT ORDER COOK;
good wages, Creamery Restaurant 426, Hen
wANTED-a5 MATTRESSES AT DAYToN's
Tea Room and also second and third cook
wANTED-Two EXPERIENCED wAITR Ess.
f Totei steady work Apply at Golden West
WANTED-A NEAT GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Apply at 1921 9th st Sc. II. C..
wANrED-sALEsLADY AT BIG ISLAND
Park pavilion. Inquire by NJ W. phone South
WANTED-PANTRY GIRL FOR BIG ISLAND
pavilion. INQUIRE BY n. W: phone South 1889
wANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE.
work. good wages. Inquire at 312 I'd st NE.
wANTED-A WOMAN TO STAY WITH AN
| Y old lady for a week. Call at 500 Sth av S.
| GIRL FOR GENERAL HOMEWORK, FAMILY
| of two! good wages. BOOT Humboldt av S.
GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL EoUsEWoRK
/ Apply 102 18th st S. fiat D; good wages,
GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUsEWoRK; FAMILY
Of four adults. Address 1880, Journal
GIRL FOR GENERAL HousEwoRK; NC
cooking. GOT 18th av S., fiat H.
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOMEWORK; FAMILY
of four adults. 322S Chicago av. -----
GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUsEwoRK AT ONCE
/ Good wages. 1928 14th av s. ,.sr...E F.:
GIRL TO WAIT ON TABLE AND Do CHAM
! Der work. $40 10th st S. 81"
:, GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL HoUsEwoRK
| 310S Stevens v. ,
GIRL WANTED AT N. w. MACARONI co.
113 Sd st N.
WANTED-PLAIN SEWING, AT l107 EMER
| son av n.
WANTED-NURsE MAID, AT l777 JAME'
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POSITION WANTED BY COMPETENT AND
reliable young woman left alone as housekeep.
err in hotel Or widower's home; would go as
companion TO lady. Address Mrs. b. Jarrett,
EXPERIENCED LADY sTENoGRAPHER DE.
sires position, temporary or permanent; rapid
and accurate, neat work guaranteed. Ao-
dress Stenographer 205 Z Grant st.
SITUATION WANTED BY EXPERIENCED
young woman cashier in hotel, restaurant.
or sE S all IN
A YOUNG WOMAN WITH KNOWLEDGE
of stenography desires position as Office
assistant, neat and competent. Address zoe
9TH st. Mankato. MINI.
WANTED-BY UNIVERSITY GIRL OFFICE
work for afternoons. Or place to exchange
music lessons to children for board and room.
Address 1856, Journal.
YOUNG LADY, WITH FIVE YEARS ExPERI-
ence, desires position bookkeeper and ste
nographer; furnish best of reference. Adj
dress 1416, Journal. .--.
POSITION WANTED BY YOUNG LADY
graduate OF expression school, to read to
elderly or sick persons; terms reasonable ADJ
dress 1902. Journal.
A GOOD CoLoRED WOMAN WITH ONE
child would like place for plain cooking
|: Or day work. Please call Or address q. G..
| 1321A 4th st S. E..-s -
LADY BooKKEEPER WOULD LIKE TO
take charge of small set books after
o'clock and Saturday afternoon. Address
/ 1904, Journal.
fined, trustworthy, middle-aged lady, in hotel
or private home; would leave city. Address
/ 1896, Journal.
AN INTELLIGENT LADY DESIRES A HOME
). in refined family; will do family sewing, etc.
/, Can furnish best of references. Address 1909.
Journal. 81 ill.,. -. me-
M1DDLE-AGED LADY WITH SOME ExPERI-
ence wishes to take charge Of fraternity
EXPERIENCED LADY DOES ALL KINDS OF
| fashionable embroidery we'll and cheap. Write
for samples. 521 10th av SF. hndstrom.
LADY WISHES POSITION AS HousEKEEp-
er, widower Or with small family preferred.
Address with particulars 1866, Journal
RELIABLE EXPERIENCED WOMAN WISHES
| place at housework: washing; state wages;
best references. 1874. Journal.
POSITION WANTED BY YOUNG LADY STE
| nographer, experienced; references; good pen.
man. Address 1909, Journal.
COMPETENT DREssMAKER DESIRES
few customers during dull season; satisfaction
guaranteed. 1887, Journal
MIDDLE-AGED LADY WOULD LIKE SITUA.
ton for and board and small wages.
Call at 104 18th st s.
AN EXPERIENCED NURSE WOULD LIKE A
! few confinement cases; has good reference.
Address 1709 Journal.
POSITION REQUIRED As HoUsEKEEPER OR
! matrOn by competent etuSaeSu "Aoo"' ~
dress 1852, Journal 49, ~ p
SITUATION WANTED By YOUNG WOMAN
! as first cook; will not leave city; please call
at S13 Mary place. 49, ....
POSITION AWAITED, REGISTERED PHAR-
macist; relief work or permanent Address
1GS6 Journal - --.... ..-- y. =
DREssMAKING AND PLAIN SEWING 2s2a
Il Chicago av. Miss Jacobson; also furnished
rooms for rent
:: LADY WOULD LIKE soME KIND OF DIS
| tributing during this week. Address 1859,
Journal. ...
WANTED-PosITIoN BY EXPERIENCED
cook for this week. Telephone Hopkins, 80
Col b.. - =
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LADIES' TAILORING,


The very finest workmanship, artistic de-
signs, individual styles Prices reasonable.
New fall materials have arrived. Tailor Lee,
he satisfies. Grand Operahouse. st. Eaul.
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HELP WANTED-FEMAIF

EXPERIENCED BILLER. WHO CAN oPER-
ate machine good position, wholesale grocery
Commercial Bureau
61s Andrus Bldg. j. W. Hughes, Mgr.
WANTED-SEvERAL MORE LADIES TO FILE
on homesteads with nice colony OF people IN
beautiful valley out west Apply II so
address and age. Address 1926, Journal.
WANTED-AT ONCE, SEVERAL COMPETENT
lady stenographers and bookkeepers for per-
manent and temporary positions.
900 Kasota Bldg, Minneapolis.
WANTED-EXPERIENCE NURSE MAID TO
and :; I'm must Be good me needlewoman refer.
8. P, snider. 1926 Mount Curve av. =,
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY EARN $40
responding for newspapers; no canvassing; ex-
gerience unnecessary; Send for particulars.
Press Syndicate. Lockport, N. Y.
WANTED-AT ONCE. SCANDINAVIAN LADY
clerk experienced in country store work: for
dry goods and general store in North Dakota;
bring testimonials and call between 8 and IL
a.m.. at 2212 Aldrich av S.
TO A LADY, WHO Is BRIGHT AND INTEL
hgent, we have an opening; one who has
sold books, stock or has demonstrated and is
accustomed to meeting the public preferred.
Address 1799, Journal 49,. .-a.-.1-- -.
WANTED-A GOOD DRLSsMAKER TO GO TO
Baudette, Mimi. where there is u good chance
to get a homestead from government. See
me at Wyman. Partridge ~ Co., Tuesday the
14th. Daniel Hyland. s.,.s. .-..s .a.5.@. ,
DEMONSTRATORS.
We want fine. demonstrators; must be neat
and nice appearing; not over 80 years old;
Z Will give employ ent for six months Ad-
dress 1907, Journal So. :. = -; Z T.
LEARN MILLINERY AND DREssMAKING AT
the National school; midsummer prices; mil
linery taught, SO; dresscutting and making,
2 write, AZ Sth st S. =. 49, . Z.
| WOMEN OUT OF EMPLOYMENT SHOULD
send us 25 cents for samples Of our stereo
scopic views, liberal commissions paid; write
| us today. The Aluminium Novelty Co., May
ville,. N. D. -. .....
WANTED-CooKs, $50 TO SEQ; PASTRY, $40
| second. $25; head waitress, $50 to $50; wait
resses, SIS to $780, pantry girl, SIS; silver girl
SIS; laundress, $50. McAlpine Intelligence. 81
| 9TH st s. IL.
SEWERS GINGHAM APRONS; MAKE HIGH
| est wages: material sent to door free o
charge. Stamped addressed envelope for par
| tic liars. L. 2. Richards, 1902 Forrestville av
Chicago - .f = ..s 49,
EVERY MOTHER. SON AND DAUGHTER Te
order box lunch; 15c, 2)c and Zoe; avoit
the rush. r. C. 2339. For sale at 1928 7th s
lobby.
LADIES-TO WORK ON PIECEWORK IS PEI
| dozen; all materials furnished; no canvassing
| steady work guaranteed; send stamped enve
lope Best Mfg. Co.,, Champlain Bldg, Chi
| cago. ..7~.
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aAZoRs GROUND AND HoNED; BEST AND
cheapest in the city; by the old razor expert
!! william Bodwin. 221 I'd av s. second door.
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EIREMEN AND BRAKEMEN ON MINNESOTA
and other railroads; experience unnecessary a
monthly; brakemen S75, become conductors and
earn $3.50. Positions awaiting strong, com
petent men, state age; send stamp; name posi-
ton preferred. Address Hallway Association,
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HELP WANTED-MALE

III Continued
WANTEp-ATf ONCE, A DRUG CLERK WITH
some experience, or bright, active boy who
wants to learn the drug business; German OF
Scandinavian preferred. o. Dedia. Waseca'
4 Mion