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New-York tribune., 1909-05-31
TERRACE CITY BRANCH

This report vas prepared for the annual T s 8.
rassrzg held recently at the Hotel Astor:
sthough The Terrace City branch. OF yonkers.
vas organized in June. 1S0S did very little work
through The summer society but trust We were
nj found wanting IN individual effort
We began active work in October, and the inter
est manifested through we'll attended meetings has
hesn very gratifying From a compare lively small
rrrnber We have grown z membership OF thirty
sx and have every reason 10 believe We shall reach
the hundred mark.
through the Tonkers district nurses we have come
n touch with much suffering and want, and il has
heer our privilege 20 bring practical sunshine IN
ne way food clothing coal and delicactes TO the
sick Among other things We sent a generous
Thanksgiving box 10 two aged gentewonen IN Viz
ginia; at Christmas, box to the Little Mothers
Settlement House in New York City q Christmas
tree 70 twelve lttle children box and Christmas
cards 10 the Home FOR Aged Women. postcard al
buns vel filed. and numerous gifts were sent 10
hcmss where Santa Claus was not expected
Our Sunshine baby carriage makes its daily Pill
griaage 70 and from the DAY nursery The branch
gave some supplies to the new Homeopathic Hos
Pital-
:. IssrSe numbers OF magazines have been mailed
regularly 70 Different points, far as Africa
and the letters OF acknowledgment received show
they were much appreciated
At Easter many cards were sent Among our
many delightful privileges have been the gifts OF
fruit and flowers 10 the "shut-!ns
Il is source Of qualification that through the in
huenoe OF some members Of our society, an intem-
pe-ete has been induced 10 reform and is now
providing for lis family.
Several little girls. who call themselves the Dew
Drops have added their share Of cheer TO those less
fortunate, and We expect greater works from them
N the future.
KATHERINE c, GREGG. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-31
MONEY RECEIVED.

,s-. O. 2. Ashley has sent SO Of which $ is for
- emergency fund aid s. for the afflicted woman
a ras+ 10.h street. Other sums for this poor Grip
= .rt- Nancy Thurber. s.: E 4 r. OF Manhat-
= e, e G R. OF East Orange, \. J.. s..
,-rs5 L C7luclZ Manhattan. 81; Mrs John Graham,
a urs. Herbert Lee Pratt. OF Long Island. SO,
Us Freens r Durkee, q New York. s.; Mrs.
: Porter Of New Jersey s., :. H y. ot Man
,,rsu 81 Miss Norrine Cochrane, s.; Miss {. E.
-,s-op q; Miss Mary c Cook. s.: c. c A. Brook
- s.: Anna z Lambert, s.: II c Mckenzie,
:. s.stsn Island g: Miss Oroal, Of Whce Plains.
& .,s Mrs Saunders s..
New-York tribune., 1909-05-31
MOTHERS SUNSHINE CIRCLE.

weekly meetings on October Il, and the attendance
has been unusually coed. One hundred and four
teen dollars has been received and ssh 50 expended
for Sunshine work, number Of families totally
destitute have been helped with focd shoes and
clothing and rent has been paid when they we're in
danger Of being dispossesse6. Thanksgiving and
Christmas dinners were provided flowers and at
tractive pcstas sent to the sick, and several Of the
mothers" who were i'll during the winter were
specially cared for One suffering from tu5er-
cuIosis at the Manhattan Hospital has been visited
regularly by the sick committee and gifts taken
her. At the Thursday meetings new garments are
made up and old ones made over 10 pass on. The
president vas able TO send fifty children for . TWO
weeks outing TO q Nyac1 fresh air home. 4
part Of the weekly meeting is devotional and part
social Some one outside the circle Is invited 70
speak on some phanthropic subject each week,
and refreshments are served.
MRS CLARENCE D BALDWIN, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-31

lace insertion and friIl OF embroidery. All the
materials that are used for underEarments OF the
sort are appropriate, and the list includes cross
barred and embroidered muslin well as plain.
The quantity of material required for the me-
dIum SIZE fourteen years. IS four and one-eighth
yards q inches. and a half yards IS Incaes or
two and one-eighth yards inches wide, with
three yards of embroidery inches wide. seven
yards OF insertion and eight yards OF e3giug to
make illustrated.
The pattern, No. 6s5e. is cut in sizes for misses
Of twelve. fourteen ana sixteen years old. and VIII
5e mailed TO any address receipt OF % cents
Please give pattern number ard aEa distinctly
Address Pattern Department. Nvw-Tork Tribune
II fl q hurry FOR pattern, send extra e-CcEt
stamp and VIII mail by letter postage In sealed
envelope.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-31
FOR CHILDREN.

Mrs Baker, in The Bronx, makes strong ap-
peal for double perambulator. one that will carry
crippled girl Of FIVE years and her baby brother,
six weeks old There are four children in all and
the writer, says Mrs Baker. found them destitute
because the father was out of work and during
this hard time the children had the scarlet fever.
which affected the crippled girl badly that she
must wear q plaster cast Tor three years. The
doctor orders fresh air for this child. but the
mother IS unable 10 carry her and cannot leave
the baby. I hope the I. s : can help tha voTthost
family l knew The father has work now, but
he must pay back rent, so nothing can be spared
70 buy the carriage so badly needed"
New-York tribune., 1909-05-31
READING FOR INVALID.

To the President Of the T. S :.
Sunshine members so kind 70 my son Carl
during his long and Illness that have vent
uTed to write about my daughter Bernice aged
twenty-one) hoping some of them might remember
her on her birthday, June :. She vas operated on
for appendicitis three ana one-haf years ago, mas
been an Invalid ever since theu. ana the past WIN
ter has suffered from severe throat trouble. She
enjoys good reading. books, papers magazines,
also letters and postcards. We live IN such quiet
country place that the arrival OF the mail is the
principal event OF the day and is eagerly watched
for and warmly welcomed Some of her favorite
authors are Miss Alcott and Kate Douglas Wlggiu
Monroe, Ne. MRS " g. PEAN EI.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-31
THE BRIeANO's LITTLE DAUGHTER.

The population Of Kragoutevats and the sur
rounding villages joined the police IN the pursuit
OF q band OF brigands = no had long infested the
neghborIng mountains. The fugitives led the chase
through circle, passing through the narrow est
d=ies. and each time they emerged into open space
L least missing
After three days there remained only the leader.
Ignat FOlkovitcn. he headed for "a distant peak,
ana SKlrLlng an enormous bOWI1eU when 4
little girl. three years old, into his arms IL
his perplexity the police came up, ana discovered
tnat this boWlder blocked the mouth Cf cave.
Here Volkovtch's accomplices were found huddled
together
Those who attempted 70 escape shot, but
FolkoyitCh, at once lmpeded and sateg guarded by
his little daughter, persuaded by his wife 10
Zette.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-31
~ IN J .

= Brooklyn widow who supports heTsalf and TWO
small children By hard work needs a dark skirt,
forty inches in length, and shoes, Z; New
Hampshire "shut-ln'' afflicted with rheumatism.
would like a vhselchsir. that she may be taken
cut OF doors; q Manhattan widow IS in immediate
need of sewing machine to aid in her self-sup-
port. Perhaps some one is going 70 buy new
machine and will be willing 10 aid this deserving
woman by passing on the old one 10 her. a Ver-
mont man who has Leen i'll for months needs
. pair of shoes, Nc. &
New-York tribune., 1909-05-31
EDWARD 7. MACOFFrN
oREss,rAKINo AND MILLINERY.

JOSEPH HAAG. Secretary.
New York. May Is. 1903.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-31
OTHER GIFTS

,r-s Edward Iszuterbach. who IS deeply interested
- ,siisnthrop.c work. includes the T s S. in her
1s5sssorions She has given her cheek for SIS Of
uhch part is for the Vacation Rest House for
working G3-ls and the remainder ito carry SUI
lf,s into sad and troubled lives that need cheer ;
Mss Alice Kent treasurer OF the Summit IN -
ranch. contributes SO the branch contribution
-.uar5 The rent Of the Rest House Mrs. E. ". o3
Manhattan $ fer Southern woman; Sarah Coon,
= GEMS, and Mrs. Alexander Whitman, both Of
Michigan 30 cents for expressage Mrs. J s. Cole.
70 fer badges and POSTAGE Mrs Dillon s. for Rest
rouss snd Miss Nettletor, 10 cents for postage.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-31
STFaMRnArS


HUDSON R3TER DAY LINE
PALACE IRON DAY LINZ. STEAMERS.
HEfDRICk HUDSON-ROBERF FULTON
-ALBANT.
I've. E'slyn. Fuit0u 81 (5y Annex 500 al
West i2d st St------.--.... 80 \ N
Landing a. Yonkers-- Wes- Poi-t- Se0
hUrgh. PnusnEsepSis. Kingston Point.
C4tskin. Tucson. anl Albany. Daily e--
cept sunday THru tickets and baggage
checked rs y y Transfer t-o- Easv con
nectiOns North East. and West AL thru
rail tickets between y :. & Albsnr ac-
ce2ted. Most delightful One-day outings 50
West Point. N6wbU-sh or T9ughE seuSie- re-
turning on down beat. Restaurant cpen
at 4 n Music
AIS ID q Decoration Day O-tivgS
To WEST POINT. NEwISU Fs(iH.
POI titII< FSi5pSTls and R.rrrn- By ST
PERB NEW >Ft: ''HENDRICK HID
SON Leaving DascruSse~ 'r. $40 s. n.
W. 42d St. 20 4. N. West iS.Irh 81. fu.2p
= II. returning jGc 421 -, $40 p. n
STIEEME8 MA8Y gG#Ell
leaving Desbrossss ST at t;45 P. II
West 42d St. r. NJ: West t29Tn s. 2:.o
/. 81. daily. except SUNDAY for Highland
Falls West Point 5returu.ng by best or
raih. Cornwall NevbuTeh. New Ham
turgh. Milton. Poughksepsis. P0ndour ard
Kingston. Orchestra.
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FOR SALE
"
MISCELLANEOUS.
A Two Cent Stamp

NAV save your pets Iite II you have
n horse, q COW. q dog. OF : car. T15
Tribune Farmer is needed in your home
nr. Z D Snlsad. ths famous veterinary
surgeon, in { special department OF the
Farmer answers all questions n regard
70 the care and condition OF domestic
animals. This great psper costs less
than a tTo-ceEL stamp a week. We
yViu mail YOU a sample copy On request
Address TRIBUNE FARMER
IS4 Nassau 81. New York
New-York tribune., 1909-05-31
TjRIgi NOTICES.


CITY OF NEW YORK.
BOARD OK ESTIMATE AND APPOR-
Public notice is hereby given that at a
meeting 0f the Board Of Estimate and Al
uorfl5rrent held May u 1919. the follow
Ing petition was received
New York. Sl8y 1 lSvt
Board o. Estimate and Apporuonmsnt OF
the civ Of New York
Gentlemen. The Ir-h5rodz1 I'aliEoaI
Company. = railroad corporation duly or
S-str OF Neuy Yorn hereby makes aPplica-
tlon - your houoraals body s5E the right
10 construct. cuerate auL maintain double
track. street surface railroad, 10 De oper-
ated by an unaersIoLnd current 12I o. s.5ss ss.5ss
tri.ity. upon. along and through latnush
Avenue Extension from its Intersection
with Fulton Street. in the Borough OF
Erootlyn 20 the terminus of The Ganhat-
the right 10 use two OF the street surface
rail-oa5 tracks u-on the said Manhattan
Bridge when constructed, across the East
Pivcr, and Tor the right TO construct. oPer-
ate and maintain dolbls-tracE, street
surface r2i.road from me w5stern tsTLhl 1l,
nus o. the Manhattan Bridge through tapai
Street TO the intersection Of Canal Walker
and Baxter Streets. IN The Bcfousn Of Man
hsttan- together with tee necessary ternli-
I.als. switches and sictueS-
TRIBOROCGH RAILROAD COMPANY.
corporate seal1 President
state, CITY and County Of New Tors. IS.
On Nav lbtl. ISDb- DetlEe lLe personally
came HENRY STEERS TO me known, who.
being By me duly sworn. depoSed and said
that he resided in Greenwich. Connect!cut.
ard Is president OF Triborough Railroad
Company. the corporate described in and
which executed the above instrument: that
he knew the seal OF sa!1 corporation nd
the seal afixaI 70 said instrument was such
corp0rzte seal ard was SO aTExed BY order
OF the Board cf Directors Of said corpora
ton. and that he signed his name thereto
EDWARD T. MACoFFrN
(2Jotarial SselN Notary Public.
Kew York County. y. Y.
And the following resolutions were there
upon adopted.
Trthorough Railgoad Conn any. dated May
mate and :Apportionme1t az : meeting held
3lav II. 1909
Resolved. That in pursuance 0. law this
Board sets Friday. The I1th day OF June
1909 a. 1870 o'clock in the forenoon and
Room 10 in the City Han. Borough OF
Manhattan. as ths time and place when
and where such petition shall be frEt con-
or. at which Citizens sFsn be entitled 20
appear aad be hsa q; and be II further
Resolved That the Secretary Is directed
20 cause such Uetltion sn6 these reSolu-
tons 10 be published for at least fourteen
N4) days in two daily newspapers in the
city OF New York. TO be designated By the
Msyor ard for 81 least ten 40 days in the
date OF public hearing The expense OF such
publication u be Borne by the petitioner.
(Ncsw Nork sun erd New YoTk Tribune
JOSEPH EAAG. Secretary.
New York. May u 1909
New-York tribune., 1909-05-31
The TRIBUNE PATTERN.

Combination garments are greatly in demand for
the girls veil for their elders. They do away
with bulk at the waist line and over the hips.
The are pretty and attractive and beneath the
fashionable dresses are almost a necessity. This
chemise serves the purpose Of corset cover and
short petticoat. and Is pretty without being over
elaborate. It is made Of batste with trimming Of
New-York tribune., 1909-05-31
NOTICE

II reply % many letters requesting information
ths notice is published: Ali packages, either by
szr-sss or freight, intended fo- the general ofice
arid be plainly addressed Tribune Sunshine
s,cerv, Tribune Building, New York City
New-York tribune., 1909-05-31

COACHAfA \. .--Long experience driving ana
riding horses and caring equipasss. also
understands caring and driving au~oUopAies
I,ia-s-r L ersoral recouneItdatisEs- J. C.
Iutb ID ave
New-York tribune., 1909-05-31
TRGBG GtNB'
>zyg gHHgnf7HRWEKgR
q BRH 4 HAlee9E i ee9E nnHAH ID
n r H~ @H N @Ng
NJ VS<I - 4

-.bs- Time is not always hard parent, and
80 h tarries for none u his children he ctJen
ta.sssss hand lightly upon those who have used
~ rel with such people the gray head Is but
=. +on-essicn OF the old fellows hand in giving
ts pSis blessing and every wrinkle but notch
e oret calendar Of we'll spent life.-charles
New-York tribune., 1909-05-31
-

away from all sickness. to be among well people
10 do once more as well people do-cnjoy life as
tar as such thing is possible for one like rns
feel sure the kind-hearted members OF the T 3 s
viii make it possible for mo TO have one more
outing
New-York tribune., 1909-05-31

GENEVA FUR COMPANY. 4O2 5TH AVE. corner
37th.-SunTner rates renodellns seasku and Persian
S15 fur scarfs and Tnus S5: redveing IS
$40 furs made half Price: we take old
ALTERATIONS. Phone 24T4-3Srh.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-31
RAILROADS.
gALTEEORE & CEIo r. R,

PAT.TTFOPE & C1I1 r. R,
ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
.szrve-y ether Hour on the Even HolT
To BALTIMORE AND WASHING TOY
DIRECT CONNECTION IN NEW UNION
STATION. WAS HINGtCN. "4LA
Al LINES SOUTH ...---
Leave New NuIS Dzs.-- Ia - 1-lu =
washington. SseepeT5. ----l -ll-yJ pm l-5e N
vVsshInstou. p.ner. Parlcr go an So an
Nasllnstou. Diner. Par-o- 50 am zoo am
Nyashir,g gton Diner, PaTior-ll 80 am - ~ n =
NVsEhfngtOu ParlOT- T--.---- l-SO pm ~ piA
P.r,or car. New York TO Richmond. a
s.firvsl I.td. 90 Diner. Parlor $50 pm 800 pm
va tbinCtou. Diner. Parior $50 Pm 600 pm
yy-ashlDstor Buffet Parior 6. 50 pm 10 pm
Through Daily Trains 70 The West
Chicago. PittSburg- ---.--. 30 an 49, A.n
Chis4go. Columbus ------ Il ~ Am = ~ 2 .
FAssburS. Csor-Iaud- 1890 $50 pm 4-e9 pm
..f;f-tsh,iT., I.irnite,l'' $50 pm 7.0y pm
Gin. St l.. Louisville -11.5o pm. l 80 am
Gin St L. Louisville $50 am lC-uC am
Gin. St l., Louisville $50 pm $50 pm
Of1ces PAS asa. 1890 Broadway. 8 Ast2r
House. POS Fifth Ave. y Y - AVG. =.
- Ridga St.: 243 Fulton st. brook-in- ?
Nest g3I St and Liberty -
Afrer 6 p. NJ Sleeping Car reservations
ana fuu information regarding trans etc.
can b. obtained q Bureau of Information
r & O. r. r., 23d St Terminal Pho1s
No. Chelsea $3.50
New-York tribune., 1909-05-31
GOLD FURNITURE AND REGnDISG.

REGILDING furniture picture frames. eat
guaranteed. easonabls charges Fired
berg's Gliding Shop. se Sixth ave 'Pho2s
4673 Spring
New-York tribune., 1909-05-31
HELP WANTED.
Ninla

Malls
Oo--5GE MN working their way
-5socgh college wanted OF ncy eoo-eG-s
- c--<Eg rEei- sUn1ae- rscations- 81 gu
80 c1iy b. mall John 4Tb0cz!Ss care
~.psckle Srcs, NeE York
A1DE SJUeIe IL I'VE years N the MAJ
o7csr business: k~zen with 50. any one
- s-s-L z1zii order business e. nome
80 80 tar Tee booklet Tells how Ae2cccA
- ~o-kporr. =. Y
New-York tribune., 1909-05-31
SEEDS AND PLANTS
Am -feur Gardeners.

prnr Ter two cents a week stop yen
rom making your little garden sue
-ass The tribune FaTner = a prae-
teal agricultural paper. as Taluaols =
me civ man with his little garden as y
fe - The farmer with immense acreage
y rar be had fer less than Two CENTS .
ve4S-
Sample on request
Address TRIBUNE FARMER
154 Nassau 81. New Eors
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OCEAN sTEa,fERs.
%0RT& GEaNAa lloyd

HN .il ~ z5l ie4l-I1 Z Z8 =
Large. Fast AID luxurious Twin-SefsN
Express and Passenger steamships D
Equipped sitI Wireless & Submarine sisn~S
LT1-OUTH-CEERBOC BOCRC-BREME.N-
Express ssllingz TUESDAYS at 10 a n "a
haiser WIN. I-JCne 1iCecilte = 5 - -
hrcIprinz " milne S X Fsu1- O. Gr--@4l9 -
PLY Y1iOCTH-CHER RBOCRG-EFSEA EAih.-ss,
4 's-i}- screw Sdii@ngs Thursdays at. ~ a -
hre-aen. --.. June . F~drirh q G.. June -
F-tFiSc- VIZ. June 10 Barbsrossa --. -lune -
GEORGE WASH INCTOS-Sails July i
100 tons. Newest ara L4rgesr GelnlaA
ship sfoat- Every tHnovssioa known 70 'ns
G1BRAI.TAR-NAso A soI. GENOA
4-celterrarssH Ssiiiass SATURDAYS Al - IN, ~,
Als-i i,S6 S5e - q u -T.g ,,ss '' Il IaiT i- IS
Councillors Encircling the Glope-
travellers Checks good al over th7 "of-N
Apply OELBICHs & CO. General AsenSA
BRoADw AZ. NtT YORK
ANERICAR LINE Fro9 N F1s5 IS i. Is i = r.
PLyNOCTII-CEiERR- SOUTHAMPTON
:. l91si be iplia. .-.lns Ne YORK 1, yl.'S
RED STEr ZINE- From 5,e. =, : =
new EORE-DOvEP- ANTE ERP.
kr5onlqnt. rune - - 1IsrIan5 iu1s "a
HalLE STAR LTNE ron = z Per
EEN 3ORE-QJF FNSTCwN-LIVEEP EPCcr.
e-itlc me :. u an Eaitic F1re "a. n asfl
- - ~ - . pm Ara bic. .Ture26 Il noon
I,-.-- = : - : LI4--CI HERB G-SOUTH HANiPTO%
S-4l-S-l- -li-1, % n T tonic Junsf6 e-2fs.rl
--t--- lee-- e-si-.sr1 4dristi-. .Ttlae2s z 3lsr1
NV YORK AND BOSTON 70 ITAIy-
"A Azores ard C;t5-altar
[ta-aad- June ;. y noon- r,1lv 10 Seps q
Sa-Spie- LIns y. ? VI Juiy q SEPT IS
SLS---- NE .. noc- aug Z Oc- g
H,9li.sl--e Iulr 8 10 4 VI Aux 81 Oct ,
5ASSENf5E't3 OFFTCE Q BROADWAY
New-York tribune., 1909-05-31

MI LTNFR-A millinery designer. late
with one OF TIE best houses. wants a
few custom rs: home French models
copied; ladies' own materials used; smart
aIIonnobfls hats made 20 order: Porto Rican
hats for ladies or gentlemen hlccked any
shane: also nbvAlties from China Nine
E.niline. 130 East 23d 81
CIRECTOIRE. Empire. Princess GOWN:
ueyfect Mt guaranteed: latest fashions
MARSHALL 100 West 49th St
ADVERTISEMENT ana subscriptions for
The tribune received e1 their Uptown
Office Nc 1864 Broadway. between Sosa
and S7th sts., until O'Clock ?. m Ad-
y,ertfsa .lents received at the following
branch Offices at regular offce rates until
O'Clock . M viz: 264 Sth ave e
cor 22d St: 153 6th ave. cor f2th st: 1O4
East l4th St: 25I West 42d ST. between
tn and sth aves.: 2c3 West 125th 81.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-31

CENTRAL HUDSON LlNE
For NEWECRGd, PO' kEEPSlE y Sin
STON. Froni Fier "A y r WEEK DAYS
except Saturday, P NJ
SATURDAYS 1 ?. NJ West 1-9th St,
$50 p. "
FOR WEST POINT. NEWBCRGH and
intermediate landings, WEEK DAYS lex
Cepr Saturday. = p NJ.
SATURDAYS. s z. NJ west l59ih,
$50 T. Il.
Io,,c 9A N. Pier q y. r
- dlA = q J , $50 a. NJ. West 129th 81.
MAT5M0LA EESHlS'' EISE
W r. ca.-E{1T FI,14zuu. CcxslcEiN and
t,-arr1r5T4-e points From y y daily
= II Pic Il y r t0.t JErls'6pne- -
~ -
New-York tribune., 1909-05-31

sTe WEST END AVE. corner load 81.
blo-s rom Riverside Park, subway Sx-
press sra-tc- and surface cars. NEST oea..-
ranSsorasIv FURNISHED roo-s. private oss,s
s~T -riysra raIsuhons. superior table
", sr4YN-cT0N HEIGHTS f4z@429 Cor
en- ave Large pleasant rcorns. VIA
or without hoard, references
New-York tribune., 1909-05-31

RDE%ER German. single. r-st class
references: . ! and years win private
families: knows his business in greenhouses
ana an outside work; Wo1l1 Ike % tgEs
charge Of gentlsuans estate. d. =. 900
Third ave.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-31
BOARD AND ROOMS.

449T) SIS WEST Attractive nrtvats houssS
-lfr1in- water refined Christian family
nome atmosphere. s-chTsy, references sx-
Pects1-
New-York tribune., 1909-05-31

GARDENER German: single, experienced
IN America. fine y Getab.e grower; not
house glass frames. fruits. Towers. genera
work best reference Carpenter S bureau.
154 Cth ave.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-31
rrEN1sHED ROOMS TO LET


JOST-BANK EOOES-
EaN1~EOOE No. 500 Ta0 q the Cnic- Dir,s
- EarE IS missing 2rV person
t---1-.- : -lsl-l 10 BE- is hereby Cailsd gpcn
- 1-sssnE ire sznas wi-hin tsn Gays, er sue-
rs5f = having said pGszbcoE ca1eelle1 AM
2 new ons issued
T0ST or STOLEN -Banksooz Ne $50. IeT
e tns German savings Bank n re CITY
issusF % I.ouiss Elsssa-tel. IN truss for
Pohe-r Zeldlfr. All persons are cz1r-onso
sssf,sr NEGOTIATING the same y not r.
~ y q 10 the hank on ths 21sr Cay ct June.
folQ a ducucate VIII b issued
LOST OR STOLEN--Ba Ne SS1. rs
- the German Savings Ba,k n the CRY
- Na-v YORK co-ner 4-h ave and l4-h So
fs=r,ed 70 Fred Pape- All persons are csl-
r5enef AGAINST negotiating the s3ns- II nos
~arurua9 % re 0ank On the 2lsr aaF q
Tv1s 100e. a 5l1r.icats VII De issus1
New-York tribune., 1909-05-31

GARDENER e youn-. eXue-ts'1os1
Swede. with best city reference II; o.
Ossu & Robbins. s25 6tA ave. Tel 2su--
Bryant-
New-York tribune., 1909-05-31

GARDENER florist. farmer. by hrSt class
trusrv0rthy middle aged man, married. .
thoroughly ,ontuetent TO taka full charge
of gertlerran's country place Or farm ],
ha-d worker. best rct1--accs. Gardener,
4GI West +5th s..
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WORK wANTEp.


Msse
e-ElcAE.--Aged 90: unmarried; fair
H. -c1tsc-s 1ghI employment. y years N
= P-@cs- Wesley. eS2 Grand s., BROOK
szSFFECE-Gerrnsa government dipIo-
49, c1auteur. Enachinist. - years e<-
fss~les ntst ciaES references. wishes po-
- Wits private family. Leesennann.
-. lzSnun. - z z1rh ST
lFEECR R-colorsd; s=ed 30: exp4-
,-s.ss-ae running. repairing gesolene csra:
ses----s from Automobile Scnooi cf AMER
s-- e@relisnt wzitcr. steward valet
fs-s1s Sc anywhere. 1Uss the man tor
g.-s Z country Hamilton. 4S6 eouth
-s. Mount Veraos. -. Y.
- r. - Ex->oachmzn married
-1. careful city diver: 60 own repair
go k.as&te family. CITY o. country: gcod
sleE-neek- = Clare. 81 West osth s.
- 80 q ECP. IS. single cciored man. &C.
.rersss c--@nss- four Years driving. best fef-
Es1ce-z' sob-r. reliable. city or Country
- - West <.th a.
80 a FE'sR- - VITA reference: usef1i
ly7,s as assistant g. Muller. as East
fE,eEh--Ey yoang man. p, or al any
ste.rss' ~rttles work preferred; best OF ref
EaorT fsec LaAge. Is2z Milford Place.
- AN.-wHiIns and handy with tQals:
tzstb sisftnse- Fred Jensen. ool West
New-York tribune., 1909-05-31

GARDENER. 81 take tull charge ot gen
tlsnaa's private place. Years pr2c1eeL
exDa, ienca IN raising vegetables. toNeIs'
Irtblf.-A Jrt-yn O."ce 1864 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1909-05-31

MARRIED English. one child
take .Erire charge or ECut-enan's place
farm. thoroughly cxp=-i=nced. gardening
farming. board heIP. socer industrious.
s1o1 references. :. Carpenters Bureau,
IEs eth ave.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-31

MAN. col1re6. intelligent. -, fra~ tally
distressed, desires permanent ToS''N as
valet M sSrnEc- porter. Or ~ eattl-IS
7virs. 81. v-f-... rcrsor1l ~afarencfs- A.
". tribune r-9to"D 0Gios. 1864 Broedway-
New-York tribune., 1909-05-31

Large. Fast AID luxurious Twin-SefsN
Express and Passenger Steamship
Equipped sitI Wireless & Submarine sisa~S
New-York tribune., 1909-05-31

BUTLER and USEFUL MAN.-colored;
zen years reference: willing 20 Be gen
orally useful. both indoor and cut; CITY or
country. Il. Miss FftzGsrald's Bureau,
sos 5th ave. corner G2d St
New-York tribune., 1909-05-31

COoK.-Bv competent Irish girl: good
baker: best references: wages S30-S35-
Can ~ Lang & Boecherer Cos Bureau,
A5<J-S7 West s9d 81