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CHAPTER xlv.-continued.

This was an embarrassing question,
but Sir Charles was saved the neces-
sity of answering. for the midshipman
came running to the quarterback once
more and saluted.
"Well?" said the officer to the ex-
pectant boy.
Admiral Kephard's compliments
to you sir, and he begs you will escort
Captain Seton to his cabin OF once"
You're in luck. captain" returned
the officer, the admiral is not always
so easy of access. Will you step this
way, sir?"
After you, sir" said Sir Charles,
bowing and following the lieutenant
until he was ushered past the marine
orderly on duty and into the ad-
lriral's cabin.
The ;dmira was Just completing
his toilet. His body servant was help.
ing him on with his coat. lie had
evidently just had a bath to refresh
him after the fatigues of his journey.
"Oh, Seton" he cried as the other
came in, glad to sec you, man Sit
uo"H JoHH, s-to lHe SERVANT
fetch out a decanter of navy sherry.
Whisky, Seton. whisky, although pn--
haps you army men affect port"
u guess we can Io.lCw the navy 5
ad in something st"onGer than porr."
laughed Sir Charles.
What brought you here, Sir
Charles?" continued the admiral as he
poured out a liberal glassful for Sc.
ton and another for himself. II left
you at Darlington. But, no, i remen..
Der you rode away before | did, just
after my lord Have you come on any
trace of fugi,ives?"
Admiral" said Sir Charles. grave.
ly. Il know where they are"
And that damned lubberly hound,
Strathgate. is he"
He isn't with them. They gave
him the slip"
You don't say? Good" laughed the
admiral. How was that?"
Seton rapidly detailed the circum.
stances as he had deduced them.
well done, that woman has spirit
enough" continued the old soldier, ito
command frigate. You will never
convince me that she's taken up with
man Of Strathgate's caliber."
"She went away with him. though,
said Seton thoughtfully.
"Ay ay. but she knows no more OF
the world than baby. She simply
made use of his proffered assistance
to escape from an intolerable situa
ton. You take me, Seton?"
II do, admiral. and confess hard
iy blame her. How Darlington could
tolerate Lady Cecily for .momen,
beside that splendid woman
ITO say nothing Of that other splen
did woman. Mistress Deborah Slocum
eh. Seton?"
II admit. admiral"
"Even Saints Rest becomes
heavenly when looked at by the aid
Of such a pair of black eyes? And the
lady, boy?"
Il confess, sir" answered Seton
somewhat abashed by the frank ques
!ioning OF the old man, that l have
some reason to believe. in short"
"In short, my boy. you've been chas
ing her all night. have you?"
You're right, sir"
"And what now?"
II told you, admiral. that ! knew
Nhere they were."
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-10-09
Nobody Else Loved Her.

In her new autumn gown she re-
garded her complexion complacently
In the long glass.
Il must confess" she said, chat 4
am in love with myself"
Then you should be happy" said
her chum, tartly, "for you haven't a
rival"
How often do smart clothes excite
shabby remarks!
New-York tribune., 1908-06-01
RFST HOME
Elm CITY BRANCH.

- s--rsl report C the Elm City branch. OF
Nsw Haven. as read BY Mrs. F. b. Walker demon
.-.- re great results that may be obtained by
--z.--=rs7 effort IN Sunshine endeavor- Mrs
-.-,-e- ssvs in pa-t: We have eaTred much
-,-ev- e-5 spent much. the needs were never
:, r-es- IS during the last year. Through the
--.-E committee the poor have been supplied With
s,,s s-s clothing and rents paid; Two thousand
--e--s were distributed: 500 vas expended 2or
--s--sz=r5-s baskets Of food; the Christmas eX-
..s-re which se hold annually. was. as usual. a
r-ss- Success. i continued for five Gays, and the
r,---,.-.o-s ot al kinds % helpful articles from
,-e-ss-e6 friends from toys TO furniture. greatly
,sss5 II tie holiday work The Connecticut santa
Gas v-o-k provided sor the answering OF two hun
s-s5 .e-e-s received a. local postotnce. which
-. -ss-s n s=r1 70 the Dead Letter Office. ana bs
~ s-szerf-gs more taan Two hundred lt;le peo-
= ue-e made happy There VAS the usual distf.-
t-io- cE Christmas dinners 10 the poor and iiu.1
s7s %ov-s-s 20 the sick
or hospital committee = kept busy looking
s.-s- -he SICK We send cases 10 hospitals and pay
e sx-@-ses We have kept little fellow Al Mood
t-5z- <-- SIX months. he has improved 50 much
-.st friend up there VIII keep him for the sun
f-ea q charge because she sees great posi- Bill
les y his case We Join with and assist Jhe dis
r. -z.-se IN her v5-k and have just voted - pay
mr. 7r-o-rs- Who has tuberculosis. We bought
tss5-E fo- q case where lllt.e giE % twelve
yes-z vas sleeping bed With three others si-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-01
EMERGENCY EIN

That the lack Of employ is still causing dis
rFess among the poor IS evidenced by the per
sonal appeals ct the general Office. -Four women
called in one day to secure temporary help. One
had eaten nothing for days, the scanty food
had been given the three little children One
aged woman be dspossessed the next day
s. there was no money for rent. One mother with
fv. children said her husband had only two days
y ork a week and she had no clothing or shoes to
send her children school. Another particularly
sad case was brought 10 the office by branch
president where the husband had died suddenly
leaving the wife with seven children under eleven
wears Of age The branch helps pay her rent and
. clothing was found e the office for a the chill
dr-n except the two boys, six and nine years. II
Is 10 meet such distressing cases these that the
emergency fund IS constantly drawn upon. aHG
as constantly needs replenishins-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-01
CONTRIBUTIONS

A box Of dainty g1fts-pncushions. needle books
thimbIe holders and derning holders made from
Sunshine silk pieces by Miss Helen weston, staten
Island. received from her. gray SILK dress
In excellent condition but made IN the style OF
many years ago. from some unknown friehu
In Mount Vernon, y. Y. and has been passed on 10
the Neighborhood Circle branch in Connecticut
where the members often have amateur theatricals
for the benefit of the branch treasury q package
OF silks from II. NJ. A: unfinished fancy work
embroidery silks trimmings. etc, from Mrs A
Mckenzie OF Manhattan stereoptcon and views.
drawing books and children's scrap books from
Pilgrim branch and hats and stockings from the
Ever Ready branch.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-01
Personal

Mrs. Clarence Buris president OF the 7. 9 3.
and MIR. Burns have gone TO Hot Springs Ark,
where Mr.. Burns hopes be benefited by the
treatment for rheumatism. He was seriously Ill
for TWO weeks before going.
Mrs. Henry Aostyn. president OF The Bahama
Islands branch. and her children, will arrive in
New York June Y and proceed at 10
Clayerack, where q house has been taken for the
summer.
Mrs. H. W Bennett OF West End avenue. and
her family vii! leave for their country home at
Great Hill, Buzzard's Bay. To-day.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-01
WANTS

Miss c Philadelphia member. makes q request
for remnants Of cotton goods iaces. embro!deries
erc 70 be sent 10 the Bahamas. where the women
~ ,h- Methodist church are working hard raise
. benefit fund by holding bazaar. They make
everyday articles. such aprons. underwear. baby
clothes shirtwaists. etc, from remnants given 10
them. These sold from house TO mouse by an
Old colored woman. and the money gained thereby
purchases articles from England for their yearly
bazaar TIE small packages sent by mall should
L. marked Samples and addressed 10 Mrs Austin
THOMPSON. Nassau. Bahama Islands The Foreign
New-York tribune., 1908-06-01
= RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE Z OHIO R. R.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.
Every ether hour On the even noQr.
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Direct Connections IN New Union Station.
Washington. with all Lines South
Leave New YORK Daily. I'D St LEY T.
WASHINGTON. 81 pera, Il.50 pm l.9o an
WASHINGTON Diner $50 am 90 an
WASHINGTON. Diner g 30 am 1000 ami
(ParICr car n \. to Richmond. Va
WASHINGTON Diner I5so am u 90 IN
WASHINGTON, Buffet. I.e0 5n zoo pm
''PCYAL LTD Diner. 10 pm 400 PA
WASHINGTON. Buffet, $50 pm I-Vo PA
Through Daily Trains 20 the West.
CHICAGO. PITTSBURG. 7.50 am 500 an
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. 1i-50 am u 90 mn
PITTSBURG. CLEVEL'D. so pm 40 pn
.+PITTSRURG LIMITED 6. 50 pm 1-oO pn
GIN. ST LOUIS. .LOUIsy.. 11-5o pm I 30 Am
SiN. ..sT.LoUIs. IOUIsV.. $50 pm 600 pn
Orces; PAS. 434. 1900 Broadway. 9 Astor
House. los Greenwich 81. 215 9TH Az, sSl
Grand ST., " Y; 345 Fulton ST, Brooklyn;
West 23d 81. and Liberty St
After D m Sleeping Car Peserva0onp
and full information regarding trains etc.
can be obtained at Bureau OF ln1ormstion
b & O. P r. 23d ST. Terminal 'Pnons
Number. Chelsea-s1A
New-York tribune., 1908-06-01
SOUVENIR POSTAIS.

The president Of the Middletown Springs tNtD
branch asks for picture postals TO be sent to Lila
Belle Curtiss Ira Vt r F. D. No l. who IS con-
yalescing from pneumonia that followed q severe
attack Of whooping cough The neighbors ana
friends have about exhausted their resources IN
providing little amusemsuts for her Mrs Young
makes request for souvenir postals. TO be sent 10
Miss Nora Boataeld. sixteen years old. who - Ill
with tuberculosis and is at Batavia Hospital
"a a ia
New-York tribune., 1908-06-01
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
MODIFICATION OF REQUIREMENTS rs
NEW YORK STATE EDUCATION
The lime mentioned IN paragraph Ca) FOR
receiving bids and IN paragraph Cb) for
opening bids IN the Notice - Contractors
on page one OF the Proposals for BIDS.
Contract Bord and SpectAca tons has been
fss2sed ises. f''" June End 1905 70 June z2nd.
Paragraph 80 on rage OF the said
Notice. requiring that each estimate shall
be accom- panied by the consent In writing
usuies etc etc. has been eliminated.
Paragraph % on page > ot the said
Notice mas been amended 10 read as fol
lows
made Will he required 70 furnish within
FIVE Gays from the receipt OF written notice
of such award security % guarantee the
faithful performance Of the work Such
security shall be one or more bonds. exc
cuted by one or more surety companies.
aggTegatiug one million dollars tSl oen Oo0};
or five hundred thousand dollars $500. 0OO)
IN cash. deposited with the Trustees oc
Public Buildings. OF check 70 their Or
der for five hundred thousand dollars
$500 0O0l deposited with said Trustees and
certified by a bank approved by them: or
negJtiabls bonds worth nOt less than five
hundred thousand dollars $500 OOOD. de-
posted with said Trustees and approved By
them
Additional bids will be reqi:-ed 10 ger
nit certain notifications IN -he contract
and specifications II found advisable For
supplemental bid form and full particulars
suply 10 Messrs. Palmer & Hornbostei.
Architects, 63 William street, New York
ROBERT II. FULLER.
Secretary Trustees OF Public Bitgs-.
Executive Chamber. CARTEL.
T,,+a5 Nav 9th. 1865
New-York tribune., 1908-06-01

There 10 always q dearth OF boys clothing at the
ofhce. for tie requests for such cheer con-
slant. and the appeals for chidren's shoes sim
ply overwhelming There is also immediate need or
mems shoes Nos. and s. and for women's, Nos {
and 6. c and d widths
poor woman In Manhattan who supports an
invalid husband needs a mattress badly. There is
can from Newark, y. j.. for wheel chair for an
invalid who has not walked IN three years and WHO
does want TO be taken of doors into the sun
shine again.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-01

ADVERTISEMENTS and Subscriptions for
me Tribune received ~ their Ip;oS n
O-4r. No 1864 Broadway. between Soth
ard 37th sts., urti cioch 2 m 50
-,t.er,artS received AZ th- foIi1uius :
b~sr~h oTces at -eEulsr offc@ rates Unti.
6 clock ? n. viz 2s4 SIN ave. :.
cor 2sS ~ iS3 SIR ave, cor l@tn 81 H@
1t,h a. 257 West 4gd st retuesn
~ svd SIR zves pa West l25th - 1885
n sr~ between 76t' a75 TTth stss le2s
A sxs rear sIst 81 l70s Ist ave near
COZ a, isT East 125th st Iss fremont
Az. $50 n ave. ard any American Dis
tyict T-legraph Office.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-01
PLEASED WITH CREER.

NJ /. Hawkins. % the Little Mothers Aid Asso-
citation writes
Thank you for the containing the 'woollen
doll and its clothng-a clever idea. We are going
10 keep IL for the Little Mothers table ST the
next bazaar, in December
The New Rochelle member says the invalid for
whom she requested the bedroom shoes is much
pleased with the gift from the Office.
Miss Hammett of Virginia, thinks it was kind OF
the T. 5 ; to remember her birthday with sub
sTantlal gift.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-01
RAILROADS
NEW .TEssEY CENTRAL

TWo-aouR TRAIN TO PHILADELPHIA
EVERY HOUR 0% THE HCS ~
E2R P55IA26LS55As ~ 3 s5d- s56 s. % % - II "a
20 40. $50. $50. $50. $50. II so ? n
sundays. 80. $50, ESQ. 10 20. 1lS0 q z. z
5 so 10 20 II5O p
" LIBERTY ST. -13O $50. 100. 500.
noon. 100. 80. 200 3c0. 400. $50. 500.
q 90. 100. soc. S-Oo , n. 1915 Midnight
sundays. 10. s.O0. goo. 1000. 100 a z.
200 noon. i.0O. 200. 800. 400 500. 500.
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Ly. ". 25d ST-:-I-5o. $50. II q n
La i8ERT9 : 70 S9o @15 $50 SO Iaoo day a " 15v 5
So-; FOR ATLANTIC CITY. Ev ". 2sd ST:
$50 a n G25o ssts, oniy1. 20 ? P7rs- A.
ERTY ST-:-IO-OO a n. Zoo Sats- oHlyl'
g. 40 ,. II Sundays. 1000 a. II. = 80 ? n
VIA ALL RAIL---L.ong Branch; h; Ass1ry Atl7
$50. 11-2O a. n. u-0o sats- oaly5. %.
3-2o $50. Sos. except satsl. so. s =.
sS9 lL2o ? n rs2ET4 ssRfsE s14 - a o. Co. So. So
II-S0 a n, u20 Sats- on-yl. 30 55os
45. (5-I5 except sats-). $50. 30 s.o9
,. n. 1901 midnight Sundays. SSO. ia
q shSbY I,1 s-g0 HOOK 100 RoCTx-For Atlantic
Highlands sea Bright. Monmouth Bescn.
Long BEaasa AseS-y PAES *. oSs@ W 4,9 6T9Ts sT
-sE a n. 1890. $40. AS tI-S
? m. Atlantic Highlands Pier oHiy)- sur
davs. : 80 a m 100. T-45 , n Leays
Pier 10. y p Foot CEDAR ST 10 %
q n. 10. 3 4J. - - 10 :. N. AZ
lantic Highlands Pier OnlyJ- sundays.
10 % q ls.. 81. :. 10 p To
Tine tables may De obtained az follovins
oric=s. Liberty 81. tW- I'D 81 Tel- Chez
sea sl4s). Piers 10 aud - y r. Assor
Ho,ls- 245 454 1900. I3S4 BToatNay. 1>Z.
% 2sI Fifth Az. ZTss EhtTt Ay-. III
West l25th s.. as Columbus Av,. Sesx
Ycrk. Court 81. 343. so Fulton s.. 80
SnSfrand Az. Brooslyn. 39O Broadway.
Williamsburg New YORK Transfer Co. calls
Cor and chscSs baggage - dss;inatlo7-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-01
ArCHnN SAILS.


= T-rR--E q a c1z-t-l mortgage o=sE-Is
Ez-e -he S1E- cay q Jszla=--2. -S's. iias-S-7
= Nc--h ze Brewing company % Z
N-=-k.~-- 8 C=-E VI l@re1- Nss c--s niS-
: ~ ---a- - -ls Register ~ ne co-ills
= Nez E1-k - Eet-ll2-E :, LS-.'. l--e y
ss-z.--eE W.. Sc l-1iLr slr-lo-4 10 t--
E--es- bidder 1E n L-.isll1. a. l'1-i17l-
r - PREMISES [1rTuert- Occupied > -
~---- EfEe Brewing Ean-lla-ls- - lfo-l,
So s-l Tn--E AVs-u=- II -1e C-ts u
" vc-a E5o-1Sga Z Iae HcoIA q -
3 e T--e. 1gls. a. J. Clock noon - lllA,
r. --e c-s--eis mentioned ana 1eec'iI-~
= sad 7.---gaE-. consisting . INC 60
5. -z-ss - machines. s---lrE D--1sfe e
- --z----z-E- boilers. h-air.-- .---r.s
6s---- -1ozs. pines. coils fs-9.
r-z--zzss ca---ls Eal- lz-r-ls- ca@i -
t.-=x saE=s. 1l--l-l--e- frueHs- N4s'--s,
..--avs z-E other clzct--s D=.oI-s-i-s -
8 N---- see B-sul-g COMPANY II lux
- 5z.- Z Tzrus-F 1876
PA S-IEE = MI hir' a.
> M-Tsss=e-
HAROLD NATHAN
A-----ev --- rE9r-Ezg-7 ,---,
- z--s=--er NsE York tt-y. As----a- -S+1-
= --7R---E = ~ execution. on i.%i'- !.
-s----s-- .-r-I1Ie@-- Vl-l 81 t.,-'-ss- :.
10 - a. - Essex =. Mania zen, so1
r .-----.--= ~ o-ler q A-tre- 4Te-'4---'
Es-srs
New-York tribune., 1908-06-01
COUNTRY SUNSHINE.

Mrs. r. n. ToTrey. OF Pennsy lvania, So. box
bearing this message: "A bit OF the gs>i country
The box contained fragrant ni,>S-of-tie- valley
white niacs punches OF violeis ana panSi"~ MISS
Osborne of Binghamton. sent second box OF lilies
f-the-Naey.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-01
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

r4NUFAcTURERs OF billiard and rooi "a
bles: high grade ooshns anss snu,,.
Ioxs.. prtcts. Marx Bror -& Union osue~
New-York tribune., 1908-06-01
WORK WANTED.
AAI&

ALDITOR-A1y LCoks any u!z.e; IIoeer-
ale charge: e0sagT7EeH=!se stAl=t1-Lts
balance she-Is. resources ana EstlHbes'
losses an5 gains Barnett public account
ant. loOT Hancock st. BrOohiyn-
CEsAUFFEUR. 26. arzt class references.
Actress l. =. ~ CAaEcE ST. EzAt FSrt
Chester Conn
CHAUFFEJ-R Experienced. oWE reEslT-
ing. careful driver. oity - SS"htsy, %
any Kind u work. r-fefene1s Charles
kraoA. sTs lst ave
CiIAUFF-EI F2-F'irsr class mechanic. able
10 do It's oWn repairing; careful cF!f-T.
vie first class COOK and i2eHof-s-: "sE77
moderate. Fitzgerald. Svs Fast saia 81
DRaF-TsM AN.-MeahaEloa engine.9: graf
ua,ed: u years eAPeE.enee. eA2-it
gors. home ~ or.oe. reasonable Ad5ress
NonlberEer. 2542 Seventh ave.
pRarGHrSMAN GA; technical student.
as So yeaTs experience in cut stone
End architects assistant cesires po-luoo
where brightness and accuracy would De
appreciated. best reference hIn- " Cut
tI1g. EOssItue. staten Island.
DPITER-younx man: in country. with
private family. Martin aetzdOrf. 2sSo
list ave "
DRUGGIST -south.rner: licensed: tIperi-
e--es ur---rtptfcaist. pssce for summer or
longer FIST class references. Robert H
Ia1e. lIs Peters ST. Atlanta Ga
waT married. 81: natural mechanic: at
s--.hs-g: sober and industrious. refer
ences ana bond c ! P. 5l7 East sist 81
MANAGERS - superirterden;'s assistant:
hfph ciss1 executive Of sterling -chara cter
srs education. goot address. capable credit
man. correspondent, bOokkeepeE. once man +;
very rapi1. accurate. reliable; fam!lisr fcr-
efgn exchange fnpor-, export. Hlsnutact ur-
.rK Industrial, TO objection travelling
n!ghest references Frank Browne. 1s5
Schersneraorn ST. Brooklyn
sT-PERTSTENDENT-- on new
btiiGi.lss: abe 10 take charge q OLD
buildings. honest: can furnish pesI feIer
snces Jacob Dove 1892 Amsterdam ave
TRAVELLING SALESMAN - splendidly
connected British West Indies; very nigh
.st credentials character. ability. FTs z 4
Browne. 1s5 schermerhorn St. brooklyn
wAraIMAN or PoRTER--Ien years
reference .sst employer. permanent Ac-
dress Permanent Tribune Uptown once.
l35S Broadway.
and porter. seven years experience IN
sl.sriug room. good marker ana generally
useful L Armstrong. 254 West 10Th St
YOUNG MAN. -. ot tact snd ability. de-
slres . Iosttion, 10 real estate: no non
ssnse. Philip Z Moore. HoL-i Eol!ano' 10
"rlA - ~ ------------
Young MAN. -: az anything. Hoffman,.
.g2 East 18th si-
YOUNG NAN seeks employment OF a cls-.
tczl nature references. J. p. j.. -lS
W~rt IS-h ST.
Female
,srrrTNFp -Cspable woman. lately WIZ
- u5u 40 ont u cay 10 MAKE Ia =
-, --k4 scrk home. excellent trInIaef' vi
- "a material =. Miss Fitz1efs4o
-. .s.s F.g..E ave Co. z2d-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-01
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

NalA
,--r,r,r-r NAN and HOTSEWORkER--
f-fst cyuuIe: no children. good
,s1,etai7- gardener. can milk and dTlve'
Vii recommended Carpenter bureau
i54 9th ave. -
USEFUL MAN. in private house Young
yren recommended SWede; competent Re
rtaHia. .peaks English: good refer cences'
.iaSs sg cox Osterberg's Bureau, T16 Lex
,ngton ave Tel. 1053-Plaza-
YOUNG MAN. ss hoUseman; country pr
<s--4d- good reference. Thomas Nash' 10
- 22d u care OF Mrs Brady
New-York tribune., 1908-06-01

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
.sS1cT.S- COOK or EOIsEA A. *
a.,,-rtrau Protestant. -. ies 1
- .etzht ~ pounds = = T.
-s--+..-s,s / .5-gxn once. 1854 bfoH~"~s
.----r.,.y,aNT. NURsE.-Yesrs ehpeIis+lss ..,s-s1
fa-rn1otcr sIsNis. p-EaisSls, -
- es.ss@ .lecgTieity. exeGc-tes, W W.
alsi'i srnlienlsn. hiEhesi Isiet ss5
- - rnsd-rste. AcdT-sr "si-e-'
East J25th - ---
,--TE-SDAxT 70 invalid sent-eneE 80 80
- ,ns.v wears e1pefleHc-' It. -
.-.-css Jonn Sta.'eT. -ls " oo'h .
-,,---, Ep VALET. - Neat. honest SOL 81
= -a--1.gFlv understands al aohnesliC
u,'.f 20 anywhere. refinea FANNY
Co -, faithful service u sprIerisl.o.
5...- ,z.zyss reference from lsst 30.
'...s - trsreL Eugene. car. OF 3Ani'O''
East $50 -
-rE u.~,ul - second Usn' '1l- oro
r-.rrh p.if fn r-Fsr .,l,--.
- -,..v.rc.. James CztoI ~
sefr 81 -
T-rFr-TouEs mar as vorss r.oI
-vsxzss family ciA<
erta .oe Hesf afrn 81
New-York tribune., 1908-06-01

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female
COOK K--sxei,sh: with or u! bout kitchen
tnafd. clty o. country nrst class refer
s,r-a- x35 10 $40 ~ ettsll- American Do
nestle Fx-aaug- lSS East SOth ST Tel
ssJ4-MaGisC3 So
FIRST CLASS cooks. IaundFesses wait.
rsSsas uarIoTTuaiIs chamberHaaids ana
,c,,seD,stds on hand: mostl- ScanclnaFlan
snS German help. references stFlc-y Iu-
aS,tsatII scandinavian Emp Bureau.
els Tel 4ssT-P!azA
Cv[EpAI. HOU-SEWORK Ply good.
.maTt young Irish giri. neat and tidE. {.
sS.r.-re iron. present employ -, no lsGn-
A. work country place preferred Fla
Eeytv,s once 4sj Columbus ave. Tel al
River
T.Dy-S MAID. cnsmhernaid or children
ans two voung Swsctsn girls three
,ss-s isst foSition. excellent references
wages SO and So ostsrtefg Bureau.
-tsTexf1eton ave Tel 1o55-Plazs-
,Tv-r MAID or maid for children nsat
- ,,r,-s- mt Swedish girl. cts Or Coun
-. -sFsr4n~4s SVeils American ~
g,.s.ir Enshang. 139 East Soth -. T-l-
ASA s4-Msdison SO
rAr-~DpF@s. Swedish t-st class - any
ttrd y LAUNDRY uc=s IN private fsr1tiv 8
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New-York tribune., 1908-06-01
MOUNT VERNON BRANCH.

President OF the T. s s.:
The branch organized in May, 1sV. Our
nrst work was in procuring q wheel chair for al
snNalid who had walked for three years. To
gain that gave play. entitled "A Bachelor
Congress. in which many of the members took
part With the proceeds procured two chairs
one outdoor and indoor-bEinging sunshine 10
one who has no hope or walking again. We are
now helping 4 sentlewomsn in reduced circum-
stances who q music teacher by paying her
reEt and caring for her generally.
Ne organized originally under the auspices OF
the Woman-s Republican club OF Mount Vernon
bat We have decided 10 have our separate meet
ing days. thsI give more attention 10
the Sunshine work. We Monday. May 4. for
fleciion OF officers for 1he coming year. Wishing
ror the success Of all the branches, ! am.
Yours in Sunshine,
81 F. BARROW, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1908-06-01
GLE4NINGS.

French women are not clubable; the life they ses
outside their own homes they prefer TO at
restaurants fashionable tearooms- Neverthe-
less. the Lyceum Francsis. established by the
Duchess Dire. Dues. Nine. Alphonse Daudet and
other well known Frenchwomen. is having very
successful 1t is just fairly settled in Its
home q splendid house in the Rue de Ia Bien-
faisance OF which the old carved oak mantelpiece
and door reading room are said 70 be worth
| q visit in themselves. English and American lit
erary and artistic women in Paris are joining the
I.ycelm Francais. Queen Alexandra was to have
visited the art exhibition the Lyceum, but ss
her visit 10 Paris had be abandoned. she could
| not. course. do
Managers Of Paris telephone exchanges are
ava king 10 the that the strain OF the service
| IS very great upon the women operators IN OF
der 10 give these women chance TO rest pFopeI'!
| salon repos" has been opened in cohhectIoh
with chief telephone exchange In that city anu
the other exchanges Will soon have them lhese
rest rooms are large and airy furnished with COM
Portable easy and rocking chairs. cIoaRfooih ao-
| joins each and also restaurant where the women
can get meals at very moderate cost or can nrlis
their own food and it there. The Frencn IL
der Secretary OF State for Posts and Teeglaphs
says that these rooms Will enable the opera
| tors 0 do their work better. because they VIII
4 keep The girls in better health
Modern science is taking poetry out OF every
! thing Even tears have been analyzed now, ike
breakfast food patent medicine 1t Is reaI'y 100
| bad When a girl weeps en- the shoulder OF Her
lover he will precisely what Is happening IN
side her head He Will know that by a sort OF
| showerbath arrangement. mixture OF water al
| hu1,;noid and various chemical substances. has
been let loose the back OF her skull. thus duhg
| the nerve centres. and really giving her great
deal Of relief And he viii not be nearly SO sorry
ar so awed and her OF emotion Will no longer
sem the exquisite affecting. half-mystertous thing
81 ysss TO him before chemistry took hold Of tears