davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-30

st. Paul Decision Upholds Not Only the Sherman
Anti Trust Law, but Also Roosevelt's Contention
as to the Proper Control of Corporations = If
Amended Illegal Combinations Will Have Hard
er Road to Travel Than Ever
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-22

gregados, hubieran sido sin duda
bastantes para autorizar actos de su
presidente Sr. Guzman. La actltud
de este parece demostrar que los
republicanos que ALI habia no fue-
ron considerados como correligiona-
rios por el Sr. Guzman Benitez.
La conducts de los republica-
nos en- esa asamblea fue noble y
levantada. Ell presidente del par
lido no estuvo su altura Por esta
vez los republicanos de San Juan,
es justo reconocer, que fueron YER
daderos puertorriquehos, y prevee-
mos que el partido republicano di-
fundido por Ia isla no aprobara en- es
ia OCCASION los actos de su presidente.
En- las desavenencias internas del
partido, ell Sr. Guzman, habia mos
trado prudente habilidad para librar
le de influencias irregulares que per
judicaran el conjunto; pero esta vez
el antique directorio y sus amigos,
ganaron una incuestionable prepon-
derancia en- ell servicio de la maso-
neria y de la patrla puertorriquena.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-22
EuAerpdfhs Post O6ce San Juan P. K
aeasosnd.clas matter July 1900.

L. .lssrssle1deacia do Pto. Rico
eRAa0spE sU6CRfPCION
I'm TODA La ISLA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-22
TN EPISODIO POLITICO.

No sin sorpresa circulo aver Ia no
ticia del episode a que dio origen
el presidente del partido republica
no, con motive de la asamblea de
la orden masonica, celebrada en- eS
Ia ciudad.
El Sr. Guzman Benitez asistio
esa asamblea. Una comisidn fue d
buscarle para conducirle q ella. con
10 que quedo probado que la asam
blea considerable V tenia en- cuenta
en- algo, al partido republican,.
81 ell Sr. Guzman hubiera sido
considerable como presidente, es
indudable que en- su personalidad
fue honrado el partido que preside:
81 hubiera sido considerable como ca
ballero particular solamente. es in
dudable que la asamblea distinglMo
su personalidad solicitando su asis
rencia q la sesi0n.
FL Sr. Guzman, dados los detalles
del episodio, parece que Sc conside
raba en- la asarnblea. no como I'm
ciudadano particular, sino como re
presentante del partido republicano.
Esa asamblea, al coneebirse su rea
Ezacion, expiico en- Ponce lie una
nanera definida Y clara cual iba
& ser su miaon en- II .Iaie San
Juan. Estableci6 que sc t-ataba ie
que los puertorriqueioS. cada cual
desde su campo poli,ico. trabaiasen
unidos para la oonquista de los Fl
mes eomunes. Esla declaracicn no
peymite duda, como no iuer4 iuz
gada con aquella susPicacia con
que los capitanes generates jrzgl
ban de la lealtad de loS F.ertar1
auehos-
81 el Sr. Guzmsn aeuGi6 ia -
son. Y 10 protesto de su prop3-.'o-
asinti0 Z el. Este eoInPatna'a .-zg
uso de l. palabrs Y expns6 cue sen
do pres.denie del par;ioo repuD-.ez
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-22

II
pdbi 90 que most1 demasiado en-
tusiasmo ante las actitudes core
graficas d e las danzantes.
La opin ion publica rebelada en-
contra de La continuation del espec
taculo, no tuvo mas remedio que
acatar petuosamente los fallos
de la justicia.
Pero esa misma opinion pdblica,
protestando de, la iregularidad de
las leyes que rijen a este pals, no pue
de menos q. celebrar q. el comisio
nado del Interior haya resueko al
empresario camb:ar la forma de
bale, exornandole de modo que no
produzca disgusto 4 la parte de con
currensia que nj celebra nj aplaude
exajerados humanismos.
Asi pues, obtenido el resultado
el fondo del asunto no hay duda que
merece general aplauso.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-22

Este es un modelo de blusa fall
da de senorita. Este es excelente pa
IA IL al trabajo las sehoras 6 Sc
para il al trabajo las senoras 9 Sc
horitas por la manana. FL material
que requiere este traje es tela de hilo
lana @ seda. Va adornada solamente
con alforzas. Lleva cuello alto de
tela de hilo blanca con una corbata
bordada El patron esta cortada en-
cinco tamanos 80 a 40 pulgadas bus
to-. Para tamailo de Sc pulgadas
busto. requiere 81 yardas de materi-
al 24 pulgadas ancho, 3 v3 octavos
yardas p pulgadas ancho, p var
das sc pulgadas ancLo, o ? yardas
II pulgadas ancho.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-22
HUMORISMO.

Dye, aes esa la levita nueva?
-Esta es.
-5Con Ia que te casaste2
No, hombre; con la que me ca
Sc fue con Enriqueta.
Aunque amor es oficio,
no tlene examen,
porque viejos y nihos,
todos 10 saben;
y en- sus talleres,
las mejores lecciones
dan las mujeres.
La muerte esta en- todas parties,
excepto en- ell pensamlento del hom-
bre. Young.
Ell desengaho Gamma sonriendose
detras del entusiasmo. Nine. de
Stael.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-22

UTIL. Manera de lmpedir que
sue1sen los botones. No hay NADIA
tan molesto, realmente como ell rui-
do de los botines nuevos, sobre todo
desde que es voz corriente que GUAM
do suenan aquellos es cosa averigua-
da que su poseedor'no los ha pagado
Para impedir esa protesta a gritos
del espiriJu del zapatero atribulado,
no Sc conoce mejor procedlmiento
que el de embadurnar con grasa las
suelas y las costuras que une a las
capelladas con aquella.
CURIOSO. Para fabricar las
esencias preciosas de la perfumeria
de Grasse, Sc emplean anualmente
10000 kilos de flores finas; azaha-
res, rosas,j ,jazmines, ,violetas, ,claveles
mimosas, reseda, sin contar con los
millones de kilos de plantas vulga-
res como el ceramic, la menta, etc.
Algunos de esos perfumes alcanzan
precios exorbitantes, al grado de
que un kilogramo de los especiales
vale 1000 frances.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-22
LEGTURA CAMPESINA.

La GroseNo Blanca, Entire las
frutas pequenas de huerto, la grose-
la blanca ocupa un lugar como fru-
ia de pleno verano. Aunque Sc culti-
va con I'm exito relative en- los Es-
tados Unidos, rara vez alcanza la
perfection de tamano y aroma que
obtiene en- la Gran Bretana, a cuyo
pals y otros de china semejante pa
rece especialmente adaptada.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-22
LA Correspondence DE rUarro-nno pn 1903

puerto anhelado, & Ia cercana playa,
donde van los pueblos consagrados
por la ibertad 8 celebrar las pas
cuas de su redencion bajo Gre
pdsculos interminables y gran
diosos.
Vicente Mascara.
Bayam6n, Diciembre % de 1909.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-22

Q3SU8E0S4 4010oAClS 10 ~. hlCS
eRArao,pE sU6CRTPCION
I'm TODA LA ISLA
Pormediods1oeA Agentes un mum 5000
Directs Un tfimestEe ORC $3.50
Unsmestre " ...... $500
Un afo por adelantados8-0o
En- el exterior. On ano oEo. .-.... 1926
Ell abswdo-de los poetas politscos,
briunfante.
AL fin prominentes republicanos
Observation-Disclosures.
Parece que .ha Degado el momen-
10 en- que La lealsad de los hcmbres
se ponga q prueba.
Ell gob1egno del Jap6n quiere
anexarse & Corea. FL anperal,snso
amarillo Sc parece mucho al lmpe-
rialisme de todos los colores.
La uoci6n comnn redundant en-
rredito collective. Una piedra rota
en- pedasos, es mas fAcil de arrojar
6 I'm abismo que un compacto bio
que de piedra.
,Quk facil es yer hoy aquello que
no quiso verse antes, y cuanta in
iusticia cometida con los que en-
cendieron antorchas para ilumlnar
Ell canine!
En- Valparaiso hicieron los mu-
chachos hace I'm mes, 10 que los We
Jos parecen haber concertado aqul
en- reciente asamblea. Los mucna-
chos precedieron unos dlas a sus
compatriotas de la lsla.
Reunieronse los norteamericanos
del consejo en- el despacho del go
bernador. A esa reunion llaman
consejillo y a el no concurren los
puertorriquenos. La ley Foraker
no dice ESQ. Ella no excluye a los
consejeros notipos de ningdn acto
del consejo.
Ciudadania norteamericana sin
reconocimiento de nuestros dere-
chos, es 10 mismo que ciudadania
de Puerto Rico, bajo la OPPRESSION de
la lev Foraker. En- ambos casos resul
tartan violados la constitution de
los Estados Unidos y los inmanentes
derechos de nuestro pueblo.
Es secretario de la Guerra y al
gunos funcionarios del departamen-
to vienen por ocho dias a la lsla.
Rogamos al cielo que la primera inn
preston que produzca este pals a
esa comisi6n, sea buena. Y decimos
la primera por que en- ocho dias no
hay tempo bastante para que reel
ba la segunda.
Una ley vigente dice que en- todo
lugar en- donde Sc atente a la moral
es responsible el duefo de la casa.
Si Sc acepta que en- terrenos del
pueblo de Puerto Rico Sc cometen
inmoralidades, es evidente que de
elos es responsible el citado Pue-
bio. Acaso fundado en- ESQ no quiso
el comisionado del Interior correr
peligro de que cualquier ciudadano
demandara al Pueblo de Puerto
Rico por consentir peliculas de-
masiado vivas.
LOLA Sc muda q Canovanas. A
primera vista parece un error aban-
donar Ia costa para internarse TERRA
adentro. De cambiar de asiento, me-
jor hubiera sido situarse ell Santur-
ce 9 en- Hato-Rey. Las fuerzas aso.
ciadas de aquella comunidad, ha.
Harlan mejor campo de accion cerca
de un centro grande de poolaci6n
Pero creemos que 10 mejor hubiers
sido quedarse en- su hermosa playa
abordando en- alta escala el negocic
de Ia pesca para surtir a San JuaI
V a otras poblaciones de fresco, abuI
dante V barato pescado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-22

Pormediodsios Agentes un ndm 5000
Directs Ud tfimestze ORC $3.50
Cn@mestre ...... S4-OO
Un aho por adelantados8-Oo
En- 81 exterior. On ano oEo 1925
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13

IANITOR OF Office building or church: by
reliable sober man; understands steam
heat elevators: thirteen years last place.
7 Bell 283 East 4oth St
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13
REALTY NOTES

iaisiosu1l, Strauss E Co u-e~r tho b-cU.--
r..-..g 'sasiig ie- the Improved Propertv Hiding
- 70 sohner & Co piano 1nsnufaet,,re-s ~
'ls sno basement No. 5l5 Fifth a,en,,e south
z,.- Of "a street, fer = long term Of wears
ne also leased for y u. Tonsk,s, ,l,..
!. =, ol' AZ No 80 Broadway. rorthessr CORNER
street to the P ans 9. Corset cornnsr-,
Gag term az wears "'
- a Rosen7hal have sold 20 49,.
- r'oht- Long Island. for the 7, = n C-t..,,-
tasissg -'s '''Fth Shore Development
ts.ssr r.,
Slo'herF hsFe LEASED for Samuel Rs-s
ssstlesfg E. 6anueIs the store ana t,.-o--.-.
Vest l7th street for a long tern, of z-ss-s
ss. sEees'e rental Of 5000. also for mi.
rKo >, :. q & Importing Company the lo4,z
ss,r.. Osnal street. also. for Na-z E,,,t. -
r. :, I3.kerrnan. the store and hsser1e-,, :.
ss.a sa aarK. 5"oo square feet A. No ess@,S : @ ot
Rsst - 80 2 Abraham IS the byvsr =, - -,
ss.lsrs tuest sold recently bv the NT,y,,s,-.-
rr,ss Esslty COMPANY -Ac ictzaT-
fosson n - hesotiated the sale for John r.
eth stss, '.e block front OF the north sida .,
sHsaoe, pet"een s. Nicholas and vy-s7.-,...
srtrs1" ""n froatages Of 90. SIG ans o e.. q
B1lsn +, = . Cole represented Mr Bot~or
,sa ~ r. : Eoone & Co. negotis1e6 -. o'soh se,
:" sst 18th street.. 'he sale Of
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13

RCOKEEEPEr- Will attend n oGice. Civ
ing experts service charging only for
hour or more each week necessary - have
FIRST class results e. D. Christie. $50
Eastern PARKWAY. brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13
SALE OF OLD cRYDER HOMESTEAD.

" Il. BIeecker has sold for Joseph Wichert TO
William NJ Crane the old Cryder homestead prop
erty. at Whitestone Long Island. 1t comprises a
three storv trclz house 4nd six and half acres
of ground. The property has shore frontage of
$50 feet and carries riparian rights. II faces the
boulevard Sixteenth avenue, in the new develop
ment of Beechhurst. It was held at S125.ooo- The
Old Field and Marine Club occupied the premises
for nnrnhar of Vaars
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13

Commissioner Edwards Of the Department Of
Street Cleaning began last night test OF several
street flushing machines He win try them out IN
the crowded lower East Side and the congested
sections of Brooklyn, under the supervision OF the
snow inspectors who viii collect data tending 20
show the relative efficiency of the machines The
Board Of Estimate recently appropriated 100000
for the expenses of such tests The schedule lald
out shows one thousand miles of paved streets
with conditions OF filth and trafnc- street
cleaning conditions In other cities where the flush
Ing system used viii he investigated. and re-
roTts made 70 the Board OF Estimate this fail.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13
GETS TITLE TO MORSE HOUSE

i1e 70 the dwelling house Ho- rs Fifth avenue.
tl'- z'Ai-9 feet, was transferred yesterday by
-. -" T. scn"ah 70 the No. 728 Fifth Avenue
iof s-tl."9 This Is the old home OF
Go " morse II Was recently sold 5n fore
-. proceedings to satisfy judgment obtained
sans Air- Morse by John =. Ferv-fn5 The
7ils oonFsny has raort=az2d the site to Mr.
viz loi $4,000 AZ per cent for three years.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13

six story new law tenement house, with stores. Nos
So and s. Baxter street. plot 50x100 feet,
The D. ]. Dillon Company has sold the three new
three family houses. plot 79100 feet, the west
side Of Concord avenue south of 149th street.
Steven 3. Ayres has sold for Mrs Emma @. Davis
Evarts [. Preatiss No 80 to 93 Of the PAUL
estate. with a frontage the extension of West
chester avenue
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13
SCHOOL TEACHER RECEIVES ALIMoNY.

Justice Erlarger yesterday granted to Mrs. Tiilie
7 rolton a Brooklyn school teacner. So a week
alir1onv and 500 counsel fec pending the trial of
her s,,It for divorce from James II Bolton. who is
Al, accountant IN the Controllers Office The couple
were married ia October. 1901 Mrs, Bolton ralnes
manicure as cores spondent
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS,

Plymouth y g. % It Of NjddletoNn
eli Co aroff 6y 1Is o"ls, . ,aNl' 5000
1s0th st. cor OF Ryer ave 3 stv bLk tenmt.
feary. arcbfs. cost ll.@''-' ' 10000
Hinsshrdso Road. 600 z OF sedgTick ave
! sty frame and glass greenhouse 3oxe26. rs
est 5g SiA st''s' owners LOUIS AN 500
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13
BOARD AND ROOMS.
Suburban

ONLY 30 MINUTES from Chambers or 23d
st. on Erie Railroad: 80 trains; house
bat 200 yards from Prospect ct station,
Passaic. N J.: situated in & beautiful pri-
Vats park known SpeeTs Chateau; a
quiet. congenial home for three or four re-
fined families. cuisine unsurpassed. terrns
81 epd upward. Write for booklet
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET

s p Goodale & Son have sold for the Facker
estate 20 Martha Freund No 49, West 6Sd street
q four story dwelling house. lot. 1SsX1"'5 feet
c. Ca-'rcci & 90. have sold Tor Charles Ruhinger
10 Renedetto Casagrande and Dcmenico Casena the
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
Il FIathouSe IN Seuentk 4UeHue
Changes Hands at $85 .628.

The six story fathouse, with stores, Nos. 2516
and 251s Seventh avenue, southwest corner Of 146th
etreet. a plot 4ox100 feet, sold yesterday in
foreclosure proceedings to c. A Fisher, the plain
ii. for SS5.62s. The sum due was about $4,000
The sale was held at the Real Estate Exchange
salesrooms Nos. "A and IS vesey street, by Joseph
P. Day.
The other auction offerings resulted as follows
By Samuel
z 2igrrsy 81 s. : about 80 ile # 80 " OF y sb 9t ~ t
-N8S sly lelt ana steTe tae flettt'4
Nten1eisfer 81 q Atlton Mayer, eLfZ " t-l5e?
due Sa-3 81 etc. Sll1 a. adjourned to
BY Samuel Gcldsticke-.
,c5s s5y aat eeecii,s F5itiHge9 ast 5 cunnineha1n
E a. E-+nze- atty. BIuTnenthie. ref. amt due
ss S59 g. taxes etc $50 ratge of S255oo. With
drawn
Ry William Kennedy. il.
2is I12tn 81 1a5 # OF 81 10 eEioo 10 sly
Il Hogan stty; = Donnely. ref Que 81. oo2 GA
taxes etc. S174 S5 prior mtge Of Sooo' 10 the
plaintn for SlS.aSo-
The auction offerings to-day will he as follows;
us 1s5th St 200 Of Th ave. 25xs211, 5-sty nat
Y Wilson agr LOUIS Hsnnenlann CT a., ! D steven
stty. ketcham. ref amt due. S2os52 Ia taxes
$50 18th St $ 2s8 # v Avenue 9. I611os.s 5-s.y
Morris Weinstein Jennie oldstein
s.e e. = 81 aa5 "a taxes. Sci = s5.4 4S
$50 It = q stanton st. 25SsT 8 S-sfy
e. Fl. II 6 Hynan. atty. H b Ratrel. ref. due
s. SOS * tazes etc s61. prior Of s25ooo
e. Narck ST. u 5 IS f Of NestTy s. 221628 S-sty
Derris & 2 attys. 2 \ Robinson, ref, partition.
Rv Samuel Marx.
- Cansl s.. cor Allen st. = sz75 7sty ioft h6E
Pose g a
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13
ss Els GREAT NECK Ho,rsr

fscsc Res nave sold for oscar Her,nosn
srs Lors rslsBs Corporation his house at c;r.st
T.. fsiae ,ssi p : built on plot soexsOo feet
is !, y The plot ~. there is also garage 5oxso
v oala hros.sr premises an aajoin the proper
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13
!. WEST 42D STREET LEAST

e-'l IF yssr, - Afns Company has leased fo-
!. No 20 ws., slhce which it formerly oooUn,ed
s''py The p,.-a,. "a street 70 A Arms, who Yin
Anasrie,n - as branch Office Of the Ger
Insurance connnsnr el's 'Trr-
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13

SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
their Uptown Ofice. No.
~. and 3Ith st,. until o
received AZ the following
rates untn : o'clock p m.
23d ct: 153 9Th ave. cor.
PSI West s2d 81. between
2bth 81. 1095 "a ave. 1926
st ave. near seth -.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13

! TO me a60Te DaneI GeI~11 s1Fs-
You are hereby summoned 70 answer
the supplementary complaint in this sc-
tfon. ana TO serve a copy OF your ansWsr
on the plaintiff attorneys within twenty
davs after the service Of this supple
mental summons. exclusive ~ the day -
service. and in case q yCUr failure -
aupear or answer. judgment viii hs
taEep szainsr YOU by default for ths re-
| T. - Ar-a r..--r.la
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13

>t-F-E fs rrar .anprfsnf f1 fs-F ers..e
vs aur ease. trfaf abefa.rar. references
-urt-. Bos - Trihlue E~fro
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13
DREssMAKING AND MILLINERY.

DRESsMAKER. formerly with B. Altman
& Co.; excellent filter, cutter, designer.
moderate "a address DressnalsT. S26 West
I4th III.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13

WAITRESS Excellent No--e-i1u girl
splendid 9alrrrrr- can take buffers
-+-.. fFiI r.F..~ Fo.-I suDrsr best
references r.'rr Bureau, II6 Lex
Fl Efrr ave FrI fn-5 Plaza
WASHING trHinS ,'eariuE Fav'- work
SIS HHI tns f- @H are
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13
nUsINEss cHaNoEs

WOULD LIKE 70 hear OF stock ~, .sl.
IA any enterprise where an investment
ef several thoussrd dollars would be sac
- barnyhetre. Fer 1890. Rochester. n. z
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13
''N ? =. I =. p

/ Tor CerS-ucti1E Lock No ] ar Fhosnix
Z Iarcth e. . uiis sheets 1 70 IS IN
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13

.CoACHMAN and GARDENEit. Single
.borourhl, understands care horses. hat
pars raTrlagez garden. lawns and flowers.
,,Ilifng and ob.fgtuc: ur~t class reference es
10 honest sobriety srd ability j. :, BOX
10 GlI 9th ave
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13

FIRST CLASS French arsssmaksnE: evan
tng ball street, wedding dresses: latest
novelties; remodellipg. e26 Lexington ave.
near 5Ath st
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13

COOK-CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.
BY two neat. willing Finnish girls.
speaking English thoroughly compete ent;
best city references. CsterherE's Bureau.
116 Lexington ave. Tel. 1G55-Piazs-
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13
AGENTS WANTED.

MADE $50 600 IN i've years In the mail
order business; began with IS. SEND for
res rocket Tells how Hescock. s14
LockDort. n y
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13
AucHIos s.Irs

~ n 8 & sssssS,ioo sTs.so VII sell DO
,, :. - = ..ss.Aehinss .ssssas g.. Afsnhss-
:. s'A'sssi waist factory t,s e be. ete..
IA, !. {. .s.t isss a. 'o,ssy a. tss~%i5tsI; e'sTas
s1ess. @'isis q a sslc-ga
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13

Female
COOK Freuch- careful family; fanc,
cooking. requires lzttchenmaid. references
Joaquin Bureau. 602 9Th ave
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13
r1rKNIsHEp RooNs 70 LEr.

2 EAST 18Th ST.-Handsouely furnished
raOrns en- suite or stnE1y, also unlaI-
rished: tourists accommodated breakfast
TsrFJ ST I25 WEST -CcoI. handsomely
furnished rooms. refined house and neigh
b,rho,5. summer prices: telepacns-
fO7 WEST SID ST.-Plsssant, vel fur-
nlshsd outside rccns g 81 oo@<
xornan: references. BaSee
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13

Male
CCroT- NJ s nj --srlei+s accounts end
SI1Plines systems 50 as tn reduce work
INA easily detect errors George Christie,
So Eastern PARKWAY. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13
To isnazto LuDo. salvatrios LuPo and
, f.-a Vsr-sf n -gn1anI

Nef are rn-eHv =ril1ul0-I=d - answer t1e
r1-gl-LaiT.- IN tSf- ----InT- ara -0 SeTFe -
COW b z vow 4Tz- f-- 1-sfnfr--s' II
-,--a- .-irl-f-r a-fr l---s after the service
~ Ills -ru.1f-n- c--IrsfVc Of The dsv of
service and fu case ~ 0Gr failure 70 -
--a~ or answer H14-u-a~t viu - taEs1
ac4irz- ..- r. r-r4-.t s~~ the relief de-
r7a75ei tn tas r0s.r.ai~c-
Dated 7Is- tt-r- i-@."
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13

AMERICAN LINE fF0'R e. Fi6' i6 A - II I r.
PLYMOUTH -CfIERB Cf-SOU THAN TON
Ncv York July Ii Philade. phia Aug
81. Louis. July "a 81. Paul. go. aug -
FED STAR LINE From Piei ~ - N y -
NEW YORK DOVER ANTWERP
Lapland new JuiT u iceland ------- July .
Vad~-isrd .-. July - Krcoula1d go 4 ls- :
W6ITE STAR LINE soT9 ssT T
NEW TOEE-gJ5- NSTf1W " TTf EEtFCi}L4
Baltic July Il. II AL Celtic -Jul- 81. 9-s,ar1
Arabic ,Tuiv - 10 am Cedric Aug. O. 10 an
pI.YMOI I'TH-CTIERB- G-SO tTH AMFTpN
TeutonicJI - 9.Stam Ma jeStic Trlly = Z. sea 51
AdrIatirJiy2t. 9-3lar O"ss-'~- aug @ i''aI-
NEW YORK AND BOSTON To lIALE.
Vie Azores and Gihr1ltar
Creti-. Aug :. noon Romano Spt-l'- liam
PASSENGER OFFICE. B5-oADWAE-
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13

INFANTS NURSE. - SorV sEian girl.
trained i1 Sew ) ORR HOSPITAL. thorough
1v r-Trri-n-e1; can take fun snsTEe. dt-
Yioua and best n private f"r-r"u~@S. Os-
tertsrs Bureau. Tl6 Lexington ave Tel.
1895 Plaza
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13

Ia n DRESS wants family hamper wash
r~E az homo. open pr drying: private
house. reference. can do shirts. Mrs. Reed
SG2 Last -24t4 81.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS wANrED.

BUTLER. Gc.-CJCN. &c.--fcunE couple
wife cook or laundress; man butler or
tsrefuI understands care or horses. good
driver. viii DO the work of small house to
astrsr. excellent references. II Miss Tlfr-
5se-ald-s Bureau. sos oth ave. corner "a
street.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13

GENERAL TCTSEWORK or httchenmaid.
meet. strong Swedish girl. . years IN the
r0llIgy, good references. wages 81. Or
tevberE's Bureau. 7ls Lexington ave. Tel.
1855 Iaza.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13

COOK and laundress or hC1isevorher by a
Young German IN small family in coun-
try call after tV q. n. r., Hofmayer $
Bureau. 153 West 2Sd St
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13
WnRk WANTED

Eff1l.lc
(. rf-tr. rs F-F-FF-fE-E ASSISTANT r7f mess
college, ErFt1sra. -.H.. Tf4rFr~t. "--t -'-sr7
rH1"t..r.H bond furnished ~ ua~ar o.. .
-faat. i'm object. f'.H. D.. 1870 l.r arr.
fHEs aSiAEEG tveII IrcsaT1s'.o- rrt
+rfat'ish+f at present. gF-fs.. f'tr-.
arz'-sl designer. d--..ss customers Or, The
sHy nv Varf - iuIs ln rsrn-n-r tnE 1sfII. D..
....HsHH preferred s4.rFl Opportunity
lIlt-s~ Igiaw. uf-r EE-t ElrI5- o..
I.-JfAFf-E. HrlE bred woman l- Ssr rr
sut- rl arr'0r. tsrarfs- rrrH-e0tit. "0-r
rr.rs.rrr. VISITING companion .r chaI~Jan-
,asr0H att} EroA.g--
sr-gfTsRv. h1uzeE@f u1thsrs Hs'r.
ra"-sl vrGuE vuassu. good shopper
Ha-. rs--Nr1f e0I Fcri1l =-ferFaH"s. Uf' 80
a.fu tr~e. moderate ealzfs. Mis- S.Fs.
TlErs4 F.azt 4-l o..
slE&orEsFIuR. TYrF.V RITTER. Ey
HsIzrt bAsiuaHl where -ne can advance.
r IIuE tu work bard. s. 'H start Hiss
Feue Frise. sfS 1lhsTfF aye. Er0oa'Fn
YOUNG German cIr' good plato n'a'e-.
fn sam iE aE store. 1l.J IKE siroa D., nc.
speaks uo hgsi'.h. Williams. flS +-'h r..
Tr-ot' 3 r.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13
STEAMBOATS,.

CENTRAL HUDSON LINE
for NEWBURCH. 70 'KEEPSIE & KING;
STON From Pier "a y. r. It Franklin
St WEEK DAYS texcept Saturday, 1 P NJ.
SATU RDAYS j P n West 10th St.
For WEST POINT, NEWBJrR7H and
intermediate landings WEEK DAYS (ex-
cept Saturday. p n
SATURpAYs. ; 7. NJ West 10Th.
Sg15davs . \. NJ. Pier - y. r.
= - , - $50 A II. West 129th St
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13

H1t EWoRE-- By neat competent Firl.
understands chamber work and sewing
mother helper. excellent references, city
or 0-U0'-y. call Mrs. G. J. Cooper's Ru
rAaI t57 6'h ave. near Ssth 81