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COURT DECIDES
 AGAINST INDIANS WAS CHARGED THAT VAST AREA OF PROPERTY WAS STOLEN
 FROM THEM.
:. .AiIsoe That There Was Bribery in the Setting Aside Reserves Out
 of the Indian Lands.

Washington, Nov S.-In an opinion by Justice Holmes. the supreme court of the United States today de cided against the complainants in the case of the 13.000 Choctaw and Chickasaw Indians, who asked for redress for be- ing excluded fIiom the citizenship rolls of those nations. whe nthey were pre- nared by Secretary Hitchcock of the interiord apartment on March f, 1907.
 The suit instituted by one J. E. Fleming in the United States circuit count for the eastern district of Ok lahom, alleged among other things that the citizenship rolls had been pre- Enaed on fraudulent lists; that the Citizenship court had been bribed: that $75O.000 had been paid to the Oklahfbna legal firm of Mansfield, MfMurray & Cornish as the result Of unlawful eonniving, and that not withstanding these cnarges had been brought to the attention of Secretary Garfield, he had failed to investigate them.
 1t was also asserted that the secre- tary had withdrawn vast areas of land forr eseryation purposes and for other uses contrary to law Claiming to DC entitled to a share of the Choctaw and chickasaw funds and lands under the terms of the treaty between the In- dians and the United States, which was entered into in 1s30 the petition CTS asked for decree compelling a general accounting to the ward of their proportion Of the property and flor an injunction prohibiting further proceedings looking to the alienation of it.
 The trial court decided against them and It's opinion was today of iirmed.
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TROOPS AMHusHEp.

Washington. Nov. 8.-A scouting part yof the Nicaraguan revolutionary army, under Fornos Diaz, discovered and ambushed 600 troops of President zelaya's army today at Guatoso ac- cording to adviees from Blueields ho the state department The ambush was near the boundary which divides the territory still held by the Nicara- guam government and that in posses sion of the reyolutionistlst
 The government losses are said to have been 100 killed and wounded. The revolutionists lost five men. The governments troops retreated, pur. sued by the revolutionists.
 The dispatch says the revolutionary governmenaw Ill soon proclaim a new republic. h
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BANK RETURN POOR.
Is Somewhat Better Than, Was Ex-
 Expected.

Berlin. Nov. S.-The German Imper- ial Bank return, while somewhat worst this week than that of the cor. responding week of 1908, isl consider. ably better than the market expected, rumors having been circulated indi- eating an unusual weakening in the stat1is of the return. It enable the bank to continue without changing its discount rate.
 The rumors circulated in London and CIV York on Saturday foreshadow. ing an advance in the Imperial Bank discount rate today, did not emanate from Berlin. The feeling among the bankers here is that the Imperial Bank will retain its present rate until London adoptes higher one or the German situation grows much worse than at the present time.
 It is known ahat the managers of the bank don't intend to change the rate unless absolutely compelled to. Berlin financiers are more concerned regarding the Lombard street devel- iopments than by the home situation.
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to show me by their reception that they will join with me in what I said when promised in my admInistra- aion to make completely forgotten all sectional lines and everything that would tend to separate us (applause), not to forget our cherished traditions. not to forget the heroes Of our par ticular sections in that awful strug- gle that we call the Civil War in the mort hanr you call the war between the states, nor to abate one bit of our pride that has now become the common heritage of ali Americans. but to rejoice that while those grave times showed the character of Ameri- can heroes and the character of American self sacrifice. to rejoice that 1t is now in the past and that the flu. ture before Us is with nothing but harmony and love between all our
 people,
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NO NEWS OF ROOSEVELT.
Mrs. Roosevelt Will Sail for America
 Friday.

Rome, Nov S--As yet no dispatches have been received by Mns. Roosevelt from her husband or her son, Kermit, regarding the report of the ex-presi- deni's Illness, but following the re- ceipt on Saturday and Sunday of re- assuring telegrarnls from Niarobi, an other came to her today from Mir. Newland of the firm of Newland & Tarlton, saving:
 The report of Colonel Rcosevelt's sickness is an absolute lie am un- able to communicate with Mir. Roose- velf immediately, as he is away from civilization, but have sent runners who are absolutely fit"
 Mrs. Roosevelt and her daughter, Miss Ethel, will leave here wednes- day for Naples, and, according to their present intentions, will take the steamer sailing Friday for the United States.
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WRECK KILLS THREE.
Thirty Were Injured and Three Are
 Killed in Collision.

Knoxville, Tenn, Nov 9.--The through northbound Cincinnati pas senger train on the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, which leaves Knoxville at II D. m. collided head-on with a through soiithhennd freight train near Kleinarts, a little station 2s miles north of this city at an early hour this morning. 9"gyl
 A long distance telephone message from Coal Creek confirms the report that the passenger train is one of the two in collision and gives the follow ing list killed:
 NJ. l.. PIERCE. passenger engineer.
 Fhemen LEMMONS and BOWMAN
 Thirty persons are reported injured including the express messenger, bag gage and mai clerks.
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FIRST LEGAL STEPS TAKEN TO MAKE IT A FISH AND GAME
 PRESERVE.
Is the Place Where Captain Rankin Was Killed by the Night Riders
 Who Opposed Land Company.

Union City, Tenn. Nov. S.--The first legal steps to have Reelfoot lake declared public fish and game pre- serve under the control of the state of Tennessee were taken today by the state. Suit was filed in the Ob- ion county circuit court late today by State Attorney General Charles 2. Gates and D. J. Caldwell, attorney general of the 14th judicial circuit, against the West Tennessee Land company, w. M. Wilson and the heir or heirs of ]. D. Patterson, deceased.
 The suit is brought in the relation. ship of the state for the purpose of declaring the charter of the land com. pany void, enjoining the land owners from exercising any control or owner. ship over Reelfoot lake, which it now does, and to declare all outstanding titles void, thus decreeing the lake to be public property under the con trol of the state
 Reelfoot lake sprung into later day prominence when Captain Quentin Rankin, attorney for the land com pany was killed last year on it's banks by night riders, who were bitterly contesting the right of the land com pany to control fishing or hunting on the lake, which is recognized as one of the principal game preserves Tn the south.
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INDIANS ON WARPATH.

Van Couver, B. c. Nov. S.-Fearing that an attempt may be made by the Indians of Kispiox to rescue eight of their number taken prisoners last Friday night, the police authorities of Hazelton have erected barricades and posted guards. Fear is felt for the safety of ranchers in the country.
 Recently a missionary was So har. rassed by the Indians that he was forced to leave.
 / Before he could move, his house was sacked and burned.
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NO PEERS ON
 HONOR LIST LIEUTENANT sHAckLEToN, AN. ARTlc EXPLORER, WAS AMONG
 THOSE KNIGHTED.
An Editor Was knighted and Several Were Made Members of the
 Priyy Council

London, Nov S.-Admiral Sir Ea. ward H. Seymore. who commanded the British squadron which partici. pated in the Hudson-Fulton celebra. ton at New York this fall, and Sir Ed gar Speyer, the banker are inclnded in King Edwards birthday honors, which were announced today.
 Sir Admiral Seymore and Sir Ed. gar are made priyy councillors.
 Lieutenant E. H. Shacleton, who early this year. returned from an n. artic expedition. which took him within III miles of the pole, was mad knight. :"
 The honor list. which comprises 6 privy counsellors, baronets sni a host of knighthoods, is of less ineer- ested than usual. Except in the sasn of Lieutenant Shacleton, the rewards for the most part are for phllanthio. pic and political service in addition to the customary bath, colonial and Indian honors.
 Dr. William Robertson Nicoll edi- tor of the British Weekly and ether publications, is among those knight. ed. Sven Hedin, the Swedish geo. 'grapher and explorer. who recently led an expedition through Thibet, has been made knight commander of the Indian empire,
 This is the third occasion in which the honor list conferred no peerage
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RELY ON OUTSIDE DATA.

\. Washington. Nov. s. Authoritative Announcement is made that the com naittee of the National Geographic So eietys se ted to pass on the ques. 1on whether the North Pole was dis 6vered before 1909, will not go to Mpenhagen to prosecute it's inquiry M connection with the data to be Sukmitted, to the University of Copen, Ahe ,s.sn. look. but will rely on
 J by nr ( iherwise'
 ebtained ot t
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BUICK WINS RACE.

Phoenix, Ariz.. Nov. s.-The LOS AngelessPhoenix automobile race was won by Buick.
 The Buick was driven y J. K. Mi krent; the Columbia, Harold Stone driving, was second. and the SSsaae- baker. Bert Latham, driver, third.
 The official time for the winner was l9 hours, 13 minutes. In last years race the time was s0:36 for the same distance.
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WE GIVE VOTES.
Golden's Grocery Offers Aid in the
 SentineI-Reeord European Trip.

SentineI-Reeord European Trip.
 We have three yearly subscriptions in the Sentinel-Record Trip to-Europe contest and we propose to give our customers the benefit of the coupons with each $l cash purchase, aud will give certificate calling for 100 votes and at the end of the contest the ono who has the most certificates calling for the greatest number of votes will be awarded the votes issued by the Sentinel4Record that a two-year sub scription would entitle them to, and ihe one having the next highest num- Der of certificates will be awarded the votes than a one-year subscription would entitle them to.
 GoLDEN'S GROCERY,
 Phone 227. 70S Central Av
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NO FIGHT.
Referee Stopped the Fight in tho
 Seventh Round.

Memphis. Nov sThe scheduled s round contest between Johnny Dohan, of Brooklyn. and Paddy" Sullivan, of New York. before ths Phoenix Athletic club tonight ro- suited in fiasco.
 The fight was stopped after seven and a half rounds by Referee Bava Barry and declared no contest. !" neither of hhe principals showing the speed and cleverness with which they are accredited and apparently trying for draw decision.
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How's Ihisr

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case Of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hai s Cafarrh Cure.
 r J. CHENEY < co. Toledo. O. We the undersigned have known r J. Cheney for the last IS years. and believe him perfectly hon orable in ai business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm.
 WALDiNo. klNNAN < MARVIN.
 Wholesale Druggists. Toledo O. Hali's Catarrh Cure is taken Internally. acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all Drnegists
 ake Halls Family pills for constipation
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FUNERAL CEREMONIES BEGIN.
ruan Fang Has Made Personal inspec
 tion of Funeral Route.

'sf ttSH VT TthSt dt nOutcs
 'PelSin. Nov S.--The ceremony oi burning offerings of the costliest ma. hire was held yesterday in memory of the dowager empress of China, who died a year ago. The funeral will take place tomorrow. # Tuan Fang, the viceroy of China province, has completed a personal in. spection of the eighty miles of funeral Houte to the eastern tombs \ The Chinese foreign board has is. sued a thousand tickets to foreigners who will witness the start of the fun. eralp recession tomorrow. The guards of the different legations in the capl- tai will participate in the ceremony in. side she city.
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vantage that the happiness is mutual to candidate and new subscribers 10 such an extent that the endless chain of friendship soon appears, and the gathering of ballots is pleasant and cheerful pastime fcr the candidates.
 Find the Work Pleasing. Those contestants who are having the greatest success report that they find the work pleasant pastime and that the yare surprised to find that the Sentinel-Record has so many friends and supporters throughout this section. The liberality with which the Sentinel Record has offered these magnificent tours has created thousands of new friends and filled the contest with that good feeling of brotherly love that each one now en- gagged finds the gathering of ballots filed with a pleasant renewal of friendship and making of happy ac. quaintances.
 Location Of Ballot Boxes.
 No. 1.-The Sentinel-Reeord office, old City Hall Building.
 No. 2-Schneck's Drug Store, cor. ner of Prospect and Central.
 No. S-R c. Mprris Drug Store, Central and Malvern.
 No. 4-Majestlc Drug Store, in Ma. jestic Hotel.
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BERT coNNELLY DEFEATED.

New Castle. Eng. Nov. s.--Bert Con. nelly. an American fighter was do. feated i'll 20-round contest here to. night by Tom Lancaster, of spsan- more.
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FOOTBALL RESULTS.

At Birmingham Howard college G: A. & M. of Mississippi O.
 At Sewaneer Sewanee 3S; Caste Heighths 0.
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SEC OND DISTRIC

Comprising all that portion lying of extending noth taking side up Reserve all heterrit north of
 Miss Gertrude Sanders l21e l22lo Miss Alta Smith. City Library. 12l7o Miss Ruth Lawrence, Josephine Hote 7oo Miss Helen Vaughan Babcock, 752 Park os3o Mrs Mable Kean, Arlington Hotel .l05Oo Miss Nellie Abees 5l7 Quapaw : 957o Miss Eura Barnett, l07 Grown St. sl6O Miss Helen Conyes Park Avenue 479O Miss Louise Lachnger, Eddy Building. 3osO Miss Pearl smith South Central Avenue. 1.g4o Mrs Hebron Algonquin Fits. ..... 1,4oo
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21,ooo VOTES

In Tour-oF- Europe Contest Awarded | C.. J. Horner Co.,, have 2l ,000 votes to give to the lady that will sell the largest tonnage of the following coals:
 Arkansas Anthracite
 Arkansas Lump
 illinois Egg
 McAIester Lump Price list and order blanks to bs had at R, G. Morris Drug Co.,, Ma jestic Pharmacy. or at our office. Any lady may solicit orders, or per son ordering may state to whom they wish the order credited. Good until noon of December Q, 1909. Phone 407.
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SENTINEL-RECORD CONTEST ' Z, E
 CAREFULLY CONDUCT.
TORRENT COUPONS DELucEs CONTEST EoToR-INTEs EST DEEPENs SUBSCRIPTION BALLOTS COME POURING IN.
FIRST DIS TRIO

Comprising all lying of Central including
 Miss Myrie Jones ne Oak St. .. :. =. <. <. l5l7o Miss Blanche Bailey Silver w .. :. l1o2o Miss Mary Mooney, TT Pleasant . =. ... M = lo1o0 Miss Ida Marx, Little Rock Hot ~ ... SAID Miss Delie Bancroft Corner Hobson M s32o Mrs Gertrude Traueot 2os St ... =. .. M 5e2o Miss Flora Diney Fairdae Addition. . <. . 3G9o Miss Fannie Connolly, l2ll Central M Miss Willie Bane s2o Vine E.. ... Y. .. . 2s4o Miss Ella Thomas Oak Street Care Mrs.
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ENTHUSIASM
 IS STRONGER

lContinued from bad onel
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TAFT GREETS
 TYRUS COBB

Continued flom Page One.
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When the recess was ordered aftel the testimony of experts, Mime. Stein hell criew out wildly: They are de termined to kill me. They are deter mined to kill me-"
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New-York tribune., 1909-10-10

Nvopt-fNG uOT'sFlSTEpER -irtolligent.
e,neriel -ed. refer,urs- win 30 South.
BOX IL. Wbitneyytie. Conn
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PUBIIC NOTICES.

poFEIcE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF
..eess'E.e. Arsenal Building, Fifth avenue
- el1iy fourth street Borough Of Man
-s--eL ne City u New York.
oLAl-ED BIDS OR ESTIMATES VIII
- reserved By the Park Board al the above
ee " Ire Department OF Parks until
aoek ? r.. on
thursday OCTOBER q. 1909.
Borough OF Manhattan,
--,glh WORK AND MATERIAL FOR
f-lI-. ~ INSTALLATIONS or ELECTRIC
S-.5l- SS-,Sl-t AND POWER PLANT II liz
sEa lORK PUBLIC LIBRARY. ASTON,
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- AVENUE FORTIEIH AND
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- security required viii be Forty
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- 80 Ime allowed for doing and com
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- year after notice 10 begin work a.
-, ,Del.clng las been given by the com
ne BIDS VIII be compared and the con
-, ava oec Al lump or aggregate sum
- -eAs may " seen and blank forms may
II ob-a-led a. the Office 81 the Department
-. lsfEt Arsenal. Central Park. Aew YORK
,-ss eAd also on the Office of the Archl-
49, tsrrere A. Hastings, New York Public
~sierg Building. Manhattan.
HENRY SMITH, President;
JOSEPH L. BERRY.
MICHAEL j. KEN NEp1.
Commissioners of Parks
-.led October J. 1909
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WASHING aud ironing. TO take home md
cleaning. Nlf Stephenson. - ECll st.
Eroohlyr-
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pHY eO0Ds
Engraving q stati1rery
faiu n or

Siain TI7or.
II you are cut Of visiting Car11.
and rave. yOur oWl plate. well
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for enc hundred correct cafG1
For C9C instead Of S.. WeII
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And for 99c instead Of Sl.sa
same as above. only IN tinted
Old English type iusto1d &
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Fency Cabinet couta Ming two
QuiTes dainty lawa-lnished PAPER
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!, = AND OFFICE RENOvArINo.
ann. HAZE DRESSING.

n0SsNORE LAUNDRY.
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N--AL-D BIDS vii he received by the
1oefd q Water supply. in Room 80. 2'SS
rr-l-aNay. 2sew York. unui II q. "a. on
---.ser ~, zsle for Contract 65. sor tho
.rlcuon Of portions of CrotOn and Ken
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'-lisAi agBregating about 81 miles IN
49,. ~ feet hign by i l-3 feet vide
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s.ssli9loef concrete. 1e fee. in diameter.
t--sl q miles of plain concrete. conduit
49, as cli -and-coger aquedGct. u feet
49, ~ ~ = feet wide tneice. the bypass
-s.---ct. the innuent ana efluent gate
Ts-lSefs and aeration works % Keusico
4. = telf, and other accessories The worh
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SELECT colored help for private families
and boarding houses. Experienced fire
men. porters, elevator runners are regis
tered at Duncans Help Exchange l34 West
l34th St Tel 50Ts-MorIinEside.
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FuRNIsHED ROOMS TO LET.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

t9ftNEf-sT-LAW. highest references,
-1slles employment - large mercantile
eli-eerns r0 make collections and handle
rsai matters On small salary or commission
Hss oHn Office. Best results as
a-ie q r.. BOX - Tribune Once.
----e-~t il-NAL opp0rfuuirv restaurant;
warmer wanted. can draw F25 weekly and
-'.-e remaining profits monthly. German
-s5sl Write for particulars. @. l.,
MORE THaN lsyl uro6t annually is made
western coal OPERATORS no other bust
- - y America 80 absolutely safe OF so
- i-seiy prJttsbie. II vou have $50 idle
- iei Particulars, sound plain facts.
VII interest YOU: strctly legitimate;
- .afk references. A6elbert Taylor New
- h-1s. Minneapolis MINI.
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AGENTS WANTED.

ANYONE. anywhere. ean stsr, !, ,,,-,ii -
business at home. No canvaSsiur a.,
our "Nh hoss send Tor free booklet. Teu,
nov. 1e2oock. Loclporg. X Y.
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urEEE TO DINE

--.--S-rrs is German Restaurant, Hos
FsM ~ Ils + l4th. Importer OF
-S4 s.S n0EaTas. Pilsner Gen1ssen-
risiis
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male
JAPANESE EME4qEMENT HERRRUl
e26 O;h ave Phone 3Os9-Bryant. Best
japanese servants furnished 10 privals
families. hotels. clubs etc.
ATTENDANT. English. would Ike position
with invalid. i've years experience; ;
travelling no object. address ". H. 80
Sd ave.
BUTLBR. Young coIored man as butler
IN bosEalnE house or IS porter; refer
ences. II. l.. ARE Hunter. 229 East 10Th.
LER.-swiss: city or country; best
references; wages $50. Industrial ASS n
OF America. Inc. East 52d 81.
BUTIER.-Just disengaged: thoroughly
understands his duties. highly recon-
rnended: capable. absolutely honest and
sober. Miss Margaret smith s Bureau,
- West 42d 81 Phone 3039-Bryant.
BTTI.,R or sECOND-French. -: in pri-
yate family ! = years IN last place. !.
Delors. care Of Mrs. Ling. Bedford Road.
Tarrytown.
BUTLER and USEFUL MAN.-Excellent
his 6,,ties tbeToyahiv Miss FitzCi raid 8
Bureau. 503 5th ave. entrance I'D St
CARETAKERs- Young married German
couple. no children. az caretakers of prl-
vate house or estate: husband understands
horses. cows, farming. &c wife general
Homework Call or write Peter Wagner,
a. Halliday St, Jersey city.
CHEF all branches. German; first class
pastry cook; Al references: city or coun-
try. Industrial Assn - America, Inc, .
East zcd ST. Phone 2935-MuTray Hill
CIIFF.-col9red. fol private family or
clubhouse Mrs. d. Hacden. POS West
4Oth ~.
CHEF. FIRST class. with private family,
yacht OF club, twelve and three wears
references. Address sober. 7 Iri0une oti-ce.
COAcHAAN English Protestont. mar
ried: expert drirer, thorough knowledge
~ bC~eer- highly recommended. Address
p Odell s agency so 6th ave
CCECTINfAN Gardener On carrtaRer: thor
0urhly understands care hoTsts ana c'tt
tie. furnaces al work "a country estate =
first class references. s. J.. IfluuNr tp-
town oniee 1864 Broadway
coAcTIMAN German. aged 40;
usefai. good references. strictly temper -
ate. willing 20 e. any dlstnncs; stesdy no
siti0n preferred o. high wages ADDRESS
20 ID ave
COACHMhN.- man. p ia private
family. best written and personal refer
ences. rity or coan'Fi .-i@Ata AiatliN' '~i
Nesi '9ih ~
coAcHMAN -First class. eity or eountr. .
several Years first class reference,
strictly homes sober. reliable. rsed 20 har
stables. English. named no family. !.
s. Tribune Uptown Office. iap4 bfoah"ay
COOK Good. sober experienced: dinner
and lunch order Blani,r. ~ EHsi a.,ta-
COOK .-Exfra me in private family. hd-
dress A b.. Eoy ~ ifiiune on-ce
COf-PLE -GeiGraf man gardener. us 1913
wife good cook and laundfess N~Fch rf'
20 af5. country preferred llil.1aLi "a =
aocl1t tiou - America lncJ lAa- ~
COUPLE Young German i'roiestahis
wife cook fauldfefS. genera hohs'iltit
man ccachWal useful, ri tafie com i'il.
best reference rIHeea f,o. tates N-ik
DaTeau, 7I0 Le4<AEton ave.
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HELP WANTED.

- Female.
=" = , 4 If.i1.-Mother's helper educated Ger
ana four references. state ace ana ,,-as.es
1-slIZa. Address BOX 672. CoatsviIIe. Penn.
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MAID ana SEAMSTREsS : Young Swedish
girl: excellent references. good seam
stress. willing 10 be generally usetuh F-
at FftzGe1old's Bureau. 5e3 9th ave. en-
trance on 42d St