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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-09

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-09
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-09

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-09

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-08

under any law OF the United States.
Secretary Wilson. In his reply. said
that the requested Withdrawals were
entirely proper and moreover resented
the imputalion OF unfair methods
The recent publication OF the story
regarding these differences between
the two cabinet members aroused com.
motion In official circles especially
when Il became known that the mat
ter was 10 be presented TO President
Taft and the other members or the
cabinet for determination,
Ballinger. who was in Chicago when
the facts In the dispute became public
wired his assistants To prepare com
plete data on the case. together with
a legal brief to substantiate his post
ton
Wilson has also been collecting his
information and studying the prece'
dents that would bear out his conten
tions. When the two cabinet mem
bers appeared at the White House to
day they were armed with big bun
dies OF documents.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-08
Man Accused Of Theft.

William Rooney. who gives his ad-
dress as No. 202 Cotterel-ave.. was ar.
rested by Patrolman Murdoch McKen
zie. early Friday morning. on com
plant OF Irene Andrews, No 223 Fifth,
at. who alleges that Rooney took 81
from her hand bag while in Mitten'
that's chop-suey cafe on Randoiph-st
When searched NJ the station, Rooney
was found TO have notice OF bill 10.
divorce. filed by his wife. He is "a
years old. and gives his occupation as
a pipe filter. The Andrews woman
said that she would swear TO a warrant
aPainst Rooney.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-08
Mrs.. Elizabeth A. Smith Buried.

The funer1l of Mrs. elizabeth A.
Smith, 80 died In the residence OF
her daughter, Mrs. John W. Steiner
No. ~ Horton-ave., took place in Lans-
ing. Thursday afternoon. Services
we're conducted in the home OF Mrs.
Smiths daughter-in-law. Mrs. Ella d.
Smith. by the Rev. Mr.. Currie, and In.
terment was In Mt. Hope cemetery
beside the body of the deceased's nus.
band. who died 20 years ago. The IN.
neral cortege was a long one. includ-
ing many friends who had known Mrs.
Smith before she became a resident of
Detroit. Beautiful floral offerings were
sent by Detroit and Lansing friends.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-08
GARDINER STILL IN JAIL.
Court Refuses TO Release Colonial
pusher on Personal Bond.

C. NJ Gardiner. former president OF
the defunct Colonial Fraternal Order.
was examined before Justice Stein.
Friday. on the charge OF failing to re-
turn or pay for several typewriters
purchased from the l.. c. Smith local
agency. He was brought back from
South Bend, Ind, on the charge.
The case was only partially sub
mitted. AT the close. Attorneys Bates
and Sellers. for the defendant. made
a strong effort TO have him released
on his personal recognizance. but JUS
tice Stein held the bail at $500. and
Gardiner was remanded TO Jail in de-
fault OF surety bonds.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-08
CURRIE EMPLOYEES TESTIFY.
Former Cashier and 6ookkeeper BE
fore the Grand Jury.

Ernest M. Kradke. cashier for Cam
eron Currie 4 Co.. and II. B. Page,
bookkeeper. were called as witnesses
in Justice STEMS grand jury investi
CATION, Thursday afternoon. and were
required TO tell what they knew OF
certain transactions being probed.
Kradke spent an hour In the grand
jury chamber. while Page was on the
grill for nearly two hours.
Thomas Bennett, an employee oil
Frederick Stearns 4 Co. and Gus
toner OF the defunct brokerage Arm
repeated the substance OF his afiidavit,
mace In the bankruptcy proceedings,
in which he swore that he had large
balance due from the firm. on several
transactions. when IL closed Its books
He said that he was referred TO Hay
den. Stone 4 Co, when he made de
mand for his money.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-08
LOWEST POSSIBLE FARES

The D. & c. lake lines offer
the cheapest fares to any point
in the east. You cannot buy
tickets anywhere at less
money. Then consider the
comforts of steamer travel.
Popular weekend excursions
to Buffalo, Cleveland and Nj
agara Falls every Saturday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-08
AIRsrIP SEASON OPENS.
Big Army T,irisibIe Bought Fro
Capt. Baldwin 10 Inflated.

WASHINGTON, May THE spring
season for airships in this part OF the
country will formally open this after
noon or tomorrow.
The big army dirigible purchased
last summer from Capt. Thomas s
Baldwin has been inflated and its
machinery Is now being tested. The
first ascension will be made by Lieuts
Lahm and Foulols. OF the aeronautical
division OF the signal corps.
A long series OF aeronautical ex,
periments will follow during May and
June. The Herring and Wright areo'
planes will be tried out the latter part
of the month as well as the Berliner
Helicopter. which is now nearly com
pleted.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-08
kiIIa to stop the Eiend.

The worst foe for IL years OF John
Deye. OF Gladwin, Mich. was a run
ring ulcer. He paid doctors over
$4,000 without benefit Then Buck.
lens Arnica Salve killed the ulcer
and cured him. Cures Fever-Sores.
Boils. Felons, Eczema, Salt Rheum
Infallible for Piles, Burns, Scslds.
Cuts, Corns. At r. G.. Kinsel. Central
Drug Co. Gray a Worcester.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-08
Drink. Nine whistles: Dies.

ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.. May t.
Daniel Cavanaugh, living In Phihdel-
phia. is dead here, his demise due to
the fact that he drank nine WHISTLES
In an hour on a wager that they would
not intoxicate him. He won the
wager. but died for his trouble.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-08
New Divorce Suits.

New suits for divorce were started,
Friday. by Edna vs. Charles w. Barn
ard. Ida VS.. Walter A. Dusseau, lisa.
bella vs. Lucius Duncanson and Stev
en- VS.. Zsivka Dijonovitz.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-08
Private Car Burns.

FORT WAYNE, Ind, May 7.-One
of the finest private cars belonging to
pied by First Vice President Wood
and other offlcials was burned this
morning while attached to train near
Davis. Indiana, and was destroyed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-08
WAYNE GETS S5s4,so5.

LANSING, May THE superintend-
ent OF public instruction has prepared
the apportionment OF primary school
money according to counties. Wayne
gets s5s4.S05: Macomb, S4s.745. Oak
land, s54,195, and Washtenaw. $57, 635.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-08

ROME. May THE police at
Cotrone, Calabria, today arrested An
thony Romano, who Is charged with
shooting his son-in-law, Vincent
Scavo. in Joliet. Ill. last July.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-08
BRIDGE WORK DELAYED.
Belle Isle Structure Won't Be Ready
for Traffic Sunday.

The heavy rains OF the past two days
has delayed the paving OF the Belle
Isle bridge approach TO such an en-
tent that it cannot be finished In time
for the Sunday trafic to the island
Commissioner Haarer says IL will be
wednesday before the approach can oe
used by vehicles
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-08
LIKE ON A SUMMERS DAY

The captain on the d. & c.
steamer Western States arriv-
ing in Detroit from Buffalo re-
ports the lake as calm as in the
summer time. There is moon
light on the lake now, too.
Daily service to Buffalo and
Niagara Falls.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-08

Basfness-Iike Priesssg. No fuss and
no feathers The plain, neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing CO., No
/ Is John R--st Phone 1t2o.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-08

THE MOST UNIQUE and per-
feet principle OF generating cleo
tricity ever conceived--a foradic
and alternating sinusoidai cur
rent. adjustable to lavatory or
hath. enables you TO have cleo
trio baths and massage at home.
No TROUBLE. No COST. SEE
WINDOW DISPLAY.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-26
OFFERINGS AT THE STORES
F0R ftRTHER DETAILS CONSULT THE I'D
- VERTISEMENTS IN TO-D4Y,S TRJBrrNE

frFD a TAILOR. Rrosspusv q. ,oA,
.-reet. show many advance stvles a, t,,
ro-ted foulard silks. coiored aress I,,-,s
rrench dress linens. white linen. ana HI
shs wash goods department en- operins =,
nne cofton fabrics. oolored pcpHns ana
tissue ginghams.
STERN BROTHERS. West ID street
eisplay novelty spring silks pl,in ans
hlsck silks and setins. cotton ana line,
dress fabrics. women's FUR coats ana ,.r.,-
xssr. shoes. misses and girls spparer
h,vs' and chiidusn's clothing. and !, ,bA
tsrsring department. orders win 10 e.
r~pted for limited time az special con
sessions
Z p. HoLLANDER & Co, Flfth avenue.
o. ssth street announce an annual clear
,ncs sale in which tailored suits. wool
costs. evening and dinner govrns, waists.
r-issss' party and school dresses. fur sets
sn6 coats win Be sold ~ big reductions
BoNwTT. TELLER & co. Nos =. "a
sud $ West I'd street. cau attention 10 =
cl.srance sale O, tailored sufts. coats and
dresses. ar extraordinary sale % high
GRADE furs snd genuine Hudson sea- coats.
snd e clearance of hats n the millinery
department.
ar-EEN. son & CO. Broadway ana
~ street VIII begin tomorrow q sale of
French underwear. which VIII include
number o. odd pieces AZ hslr prices They
also announce big reductions in japanese
kfmcnes.
pENARD West "a street calls attention
~ q stock reducing sale 10 begin to-nor-
Wv. ssesonable apparel VIII - sold -
lou prices and radical reductions viii BE
found in suits. dresses, coats. fur coats.
rrurs ara scerfs.
TIE sINPscN-cRkwFoRD cosrPANY.
s,x-r avsr2e ieth % Sth street direct
strsrrcr &c q sale q muslin underu ear
% ~ pieces IN al. slsc wonen's coats a.
unusual prices Tor street. s~ening motor
ing. travelling or steamer wear
TEE cNEILL-ADAAis CoAIPANY. sixth
avenue -o-h o. I'd street orsrs hsrgsins in
groceries and gives surety stsrars sne re-
ssers -hen IN nerchsn6ise anc premiums
aERAHAM e sTPAUs. BROOKLYN. -
-eurcs q n hite sale rhar incluees cher,is ises.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-26

cehoihation garments. drawers. skirt draw
ers, lingerie petticoats and corset covers.
tohsfTHE. Broadway. a. 18th street. be-
gins tomorrow clearance sale % SUITS
coats sno dresses, q white sale OF muslin
underwear and corsets a. half prices.
bLooMINGnALEs' Lexington 70 Third
avenue, ssth 20 eeth street. cali attention
70 pre-inrentory sales o. wonen's neck
wear. hurt handkerchief. sfks ara dress
goods leather goods. S~velry and musical
instruments.
dEAkN. 18th street. west of Fifth ave-
nre announces January sale OF muslin
underwear SHEETS and pillow cases, wash
er@ss fabrics. embroidered robes. cloaks.
suits and turs. wonlen's black lvnN sets
sno many other January sale specials.
AACA :. broadway. az Sixth avenue. sath
10 Saih street. announces white sale for
tomorrow. as well as bargains in ronen's
waists. silk pettieosts. negligees. kinonos.
mems shirts. Women's and boys shoes cor
sets. sheets and pillow cases
New-York tribune., 1909-12-26
NEWS OF THE MINES.

circular containing much detailed and
timely information concerning the Miami
Copper Company has Just been issued by
Hornblcver a. Weeks. The property,
which Is located az Miami. Ariz-. about six
miles we-f o, Glob>. Ariz-. consists Of ss
acres OF land. OF which go acres are stead
lily mineralized. On the property there
has actually been dsvolspec 14.oo0oe0
tons OF ore. blocked out by shafts. drifts.
etc. Careful assays indicate that this ore
viii run e75 per cent copper. A power
plant hosting equipment and stamp mill
are nov being installed which viii handle
10000 tons Of ore a year. A large part %
the ore bearing territory owned by the
company is a yet undeyeloped. and In the
future not only viii its energy and re-
sources be devoted 20 the present ore de-
veloped so as 10 place the same in shape
fo- the most economical and thrifty min
ing. but attention win also be given to sx-
pl0ration OF the rest Of what IS considered
ore-bearing area
OHicers OF the West Virginia y yorning
Company are pleased with the result OF the
ore exposed b. three shafts. several drifts
and several tunnels These shafts. drifts
and tunnels are scattered all through the
property Taking the ore exposed at every
tunnel. shaft ana drift. there is found 20
be 2o0.0ro tons on a conservative estimate.
above tie two hundred foot Level The vein
has been found az several points within
line OF 200 feet and the drifts have shown
that IL runs from seventy-hve 20 ninety
feet in Width The ore ASSAYS all the way
from 3 per cent 70 L per cent N copper.
aid the indications ere that the veins
opened 81 belong 20 one immense ore
body. Figuring ths copper as Ter cent,
there IS a value OF g. $4,000 above the two
hund-ed-foot Level. and there is sss,no
worth Of gold The main shaft Is being
sunk a. the rate OF three feet . day. FIG
uring upon the above conservative esd-
mate the values increase with each foot
sunk 70 the exteny of s15s.ooo so tha- the
total increase IN value each DAY IS siss,sn
This Is figured on an average OF Is cents
pound for copper. AS the price OF copper
aeT ances the values increase accordingly
Newman Erb. president OF the British
Columbia Copper Company. says that ne is
not IN favor or paying dividends until The
company begins 20 receive ore from the
New Dominion Connpany which will in
sIre the running cf three furnaces contin-
uously. Mr. Erb thinks that the first ere
viii be shipped from the New Dominion
mines - about ninety days
New-York tribune., 1909-12-26
Los ANGELES AVIATION MEET
COMMITTEES Hears Aero Club Opposition
Has Been Withdrawn.

Lee AnEsles Dec 2s.-A telegram rec.ivaa
BY the committee OF the Merchants s,6
Manufacturers Association having =,
charge the Los Angeles aviation re, A
January is taken 70 indicate that the Ae-o
club q Amertea has given It's uncusis-a5
sanction 70 the Los Angeles meeting ana
that there VIII be no further hostility 70
the arsir
The telegram Is from -Cortlandt FIELD
bishop. president OF the Aero CLUB OF Amer
ics. and stsrss that the writer hoped 70 -
able 20 scoepr the invitasion 20 attend the
meeting n his o-ncial capacity.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-26

4 DVERrfsEAfESTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received st their Upt,wn
Cfnce. No. 1864 Broadway. between ssJh and
S7th sts.. until o'eiocx .. n. Advertisements
resolved 90 the following branch orces Al
regular o1cs rates until o'elock p. m. ia. !:
2ds sun ave. 23d -, i5s dth ave or
l2th 81. Ios East is,h st.. 2S5 West fsa ST. be-
tween Tn art sen av-s,. 2ss West i25th a.. f03s
ad ie2O sd ave. near oist sr.: 1ToS ist ave
near son 81 i5T East I2Sth 81. T5d rr-nonr
ave; d1o "a ave. and any American ptstricf
Telegraph once
New-York tribune., 1909-12-26
POLICE GET DEER m BOSTON.

Boston. Dee. She police OF Station
? IN the Roxbury district received an
unexpected Christmas present to-day N the
form of young buck deer found in
vacant lot on Columbia Road. So exhaust
&c was The animal that il offered no re-
sistsncs 70 the ofheers. Who carried Il 70
a nearby stable l. is expected thar me
New-York tribune., 1909-12-26

r.zr-rr-s rrsgG lucrative Eors in spare TINE
~rfi. -spitsl ~ labor unn-ces-erg -.ciese -
Gar nterature Matthew bonors a. Co. isfl bfo-1
va.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-26
HELP WANTED.
Male

Male
AGENTS nsls and fsrasle g. % $50 weekly;
10 erperisno@ required Csn o. write. Travel
ere l1@ntih-srion co. So Fuiton 81 ~ loklyn-
fGe>-Ts- " oraerfui nastss cissning ciosh. no
tg-ios or prsrsrRtions usee Cah WFl'e for
zee sarples. shsnote ~. 80 Nassau -
AGEe'Ts-' Rsso Rzg.' scrn.rling new. psl.,shss
hrass. copper. al metals. sample lec- ana e
postsEs Ravo Go.. ~ Trie1ne kuilelnE
sGENTs-ssi eiub esiiinE osras. peautitul arr
sre sstni lowest prices Laseers NeNel'y
Ho1se. isS tarE Row
ASK ME nov y0u car sJsrt = prontsbls mail
olssr 1ustness ~ home evenings HescoeE-
gis Lockpoo~r. y. =
BoofcKEEFER ana ACCoUNTANT Tor Vel
FunEr erDF house I'm NCW lork CITY. -
can. Ighu Eositicu Brckerl Fiatiron buia
BOOKKEEPER drrn OF public aecount-
ants require several ours men ~ personailll'
brains initiative thoroughly experienced in NJ
tc-aate bookksepirE systems. 20 take pasitions
e. Junior acrouf tants- CAL or Hrite Eusinesa
service CO.. ao5 Brosfgsy
B0OKkEEPING taught by public sccountsnt.
private personal insrructior, snc'ess gusran-
's-s. assist 10 position Write sccountsnt. %
Blbls House
B0Y--To run srrsnss IN Frintius house. sslary.
Hsves prsnting 20. pa West sist 81
CANV AssERs s1d coll-ctors eKperiencec anc
isarnsrs hest terms: also sssistsnta- Colonial
T.fe Inc 60. no Ess' 80 =,
CIGAR ssrEgafAN IN ,our loosi'y o. represent
us. err@rien-e unnscssssry. siio per month
END expenses. write Us for particular, Monarch
cigar CO.. St Louis
CRY SkLEsMaS 90 ssk. orders FOR cook Psary
puzzle. Arpiy United states Puzzle o.. Room
80 liGl BroadWay-
CoMPosIrCR -Fnst class eompositor Nante1
Chas Go.ssf-in co.. i5s wooster o.
COTRT REPORTER sKpsrt- STATE tcrrae, etc.
fnr afrirar lessons - commercial lsaae fit'ian
uuier saul Ste.nisuf Tes Easi sth >
ptFRFMkN Musf ~ eznerf huttsrffsEer
single. rentlsInans r. fgunfry paof, Nestr. 80
sra boara. Oaolis AsencT. - or st~
TFsfgNER = 4nrel a. nnsks up "a lirc ~ iuye-
me riofffnr suits end otercoas far ran ID.
HoE 81 Tribune on
nFaFTsNES -sFFacsur-i. several, our clisnts
--fH orir inside Afn-ricans- ssisrF. sl-i"p-
a 80 Rssin-ss serEf-. 90. 30. sre.l eal-
DETG TLERk-iuntor santei The laE2t
rrue 90. ilsfh 81 snc 80 80
TNGFET E,Ils wanted "a Csiluioia conhs ap-
IN, sn Wssk RsT. 1s-s E,oaassy hrookiyn
T.TTTaroF -sfssm hsstins spPsFs'us - so
ss6 sslfsastor expert on r-rFroef rtnao a.
so.---esss. ~ Eocd arpeersnee. caFapie ~ 80
re 81 5oo g 50. Rasiness ser'iee CO. r1-'
RroscVaT.
Fa-r-r,caTrNG lucrative Eork n snars tine
rrn, -sritsl or labor unr--e--sfv, -lciese -
Gar ifterature Matthew bonor az Co. isfl tfc-1
New-York tribune., 1909-12-26
FOR SALE.
PUBLIC NOTICES.
CONTRACT 50.
EEw-ww AnTEDw~ra.

CONTRACT 50
CATSKILL AoCEDCCr-
SEALED BIDS viii be received BY th-
Poard OF Water supply. In Room aiO 900
sy ny 1910 fSr contrset Sc sor t eonst SS sl
ton OF portions OF the White Plains division
OF the Catskill aqueduct- The work incIudes
.hr.. tunnels on the hydraulic gradient asgrs-
eating l6 miles IN length. one being II feet
t.s, ssA hss Sy 1sx sect wide inside ana ma about y
niles OF plain concrete conduit known as
ss., Hits inside m work Is iocstsa 10 rs
tssns Of NJ, PisasHnE ana GFsenourEh. West
Al the sbove time and place the BIDS viii
Be publicly spsnsd .nd s rsss PamPhlsss con
pO6 az the above address BY dspositing the
sum % ten dollars tsio) Cor each pamphlets.
JOHN a. BENsEL. President:
CHARLES n CHADWICK
CHARLES A SHAW.
cOT%i-sIo11ers ne s, Sr sas Rossd % Water supply
J. WALDO SN1Ih Chief engineer
THOMAS HAssErT. secretary
ASSIGNMENTS
ECRROGATES COURT
We ths surrogarez OF the County az Nav
% HosS 20 sssss Court q s s sssnE esas.y y
York. and make the following assignment ~
isi sssh rrs aT sSh SS on me me yS $
Monday % each month. and terminate on 49,.
Saturday preceding the nrst Monday of ths fol-
TRIAL TERMS
January. Cohalan. 8 February. Thomas . ,
Cohalzn. 5 Iuns. Thomas. :. october Cebsis11'
5. November. Thomas. 5. December. CohaIan. S
CHAMBERS.
January, Thomas. s.. February CohaIan. :
March. Thomas. s. Aerii. cohaian. s. MsY
sUst i5. Thomas. August Is 10 ccto5.- -
C'ohalan. s.. October. Thomas. = Noverb.r
Cohalan. s. D-csnbsr. Thomas. -
SGD JOHN p coIiAIsN' surrosat-s
baied. New Yerk. peesunbsr Z. 1903.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-26

Fish and Game Commission viii allow the
police 20 retain the animal and dispose OF
II az their pleasure.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-26

AGENTS. rnsls and fernale g. o. So weekly
10 erperisno@ required Csi o. write. Travel
-.rs Ilenrinca- -nn Co Ss1 Fnlfnn 81 ~ -oklvr
New-York tribune., 1909-12-26

SHOW WINDOW demonstrators wansed 10
cook-Psary puzzle. Apply United states Fuz
zis Co Room 4le 1851 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1909-12-26
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male
COACHMAN.-First class. single. Thoroughly
experienced care horses, Carriages harness;
careful driver; city. country generally useful.
terms moderate: references Thomas. ga East
MAN AND wfFE--Woman good cook and
lsundresss man good butler and usefulnan
Win god CITY references a2s West S2e 81.
USEFUL MAN.-Csn drive. mix, tend poultry:
-, handy around country place. James Wallace.
Is kivinston 50.
USEFUL MAN.-saperier r-couamendations higb-
esq city families understands steam, Furnaces
seninery' eLeetrielty. e.eyat0rs; polish floors.
sGth -.
UsEFUL MAN.-sy younr Golorsd man: IN pr
country pTegsrrsd Asi4rsss Ceorss' ears 10 W.
scott 2 west ssth 81
Useful AtAN. German. untddis age. wishes
position IN private family; best references.
Henry. care NJ. Muller iss 4th ave
USEFUL MANY young eolored man: in pri-
vate family two years. SIN ave references:
Scott. WeI5 ssh st -l'' 0''''' '''7 OK W.
Fem-le-
CoOK.-Germsn. frst class good baker. ely
or country. nest references. wages. x35-StO
1al ar Lars 4 boecheFer 90. Bureau S-i5-fT
West $50 81.
COOK, HoUsEV oRK.-By snsrssti. woman
foafsh eo'npe'ent. CIV eo9n,ry; refer
81 Tel else coiumSas ''9''''' " west ''a
GENERAL HOCsEWORE Nv young siri- .i.o
cooks. FianaEan's Employment bureau ess
West itdth -
LADIES MATp-cisrTnan. experienced <oo5
sewer best references. citY or country
wages. s-9-S $40. Call az Lang q Boscherer Co
Bureau 4a-f5-4r West $50 y
NURSE or NURSERY GoVERNEss -Nerrp
German renned siri. good sever; b-st rsr-
erences- city or country. wages. Is. Cali a.
Lang a Boschsrer CO. Bureau. 4s-45-sT W..s
c3d
AIrREss.-competsnt younr giri: o-st Tsf-
erences. city or country. wages. s.a Call ar
Lans Boechcrer Co Bureau s3 45-4T Wsss
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