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Has Right Hand Injured.

Bowman Perry, the twelve-year-old
son of f. Fl. Perry, had the misfor-
tune Sunday while hunting to have
his right hand mangled by the explo-
sion of a dynamite cap, necessitating
the amputation of part Of the thumb
and first two fingers. Mr.. Perry and
his family are located for the winter
at Pierre lodge, and on Sunday the
boy found cap which had been left
by workmen. Boylike he tried to ex-
plode the cap with a match. nr. Rob-
inson was called to attend him and it
was first thought the entire hand
would have to be amputated. The
thumb was cut off between the first
and second joints; the index finger
back of the second joint and the 9th.
er finger near the first joint. The
other parts of the hand were badly
lacerated
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u !. CAPITAL STOCK. ON ooo =.
ledger assets. Decembe r3l. .,-.o.,eo
A'0' 80 IL. INCOME.
Total premiums -. -. : 1,817.449.75
Interest received -. 216.5ls.0A
Gross rents from companys
property, including for
company's occupancy -. 6.47l.5o
Of ledger "a assets -. 80. l4.775.oo
A'' iadaer assets oA ~. 49,. - 100000
From all other sources :. 61.19
Total income -. -. 8 2,o55. s75.4s
Net losses ss - ~. ...s sio.e7s.s4
nent Of losses -. 2o.s2e.ot
' tere so' or dividends -. 100000
expenses. express. etc. :. ss.240.8s
Fur. fix. underwriters
BIDS, fire dept. fees and
exp. insp. and surveys. SS.o32.sl
Commissions or brokerage. 5s5.026.77
% f ice ' clerks, etc........ lss.1oz2l
pany's Occupancy 800. l2.os5.oo
Repairs and expenses on
surance department. fees 5s.eos.49
Loss on sale or maturity
Al o3 ssTss ssssts s sissss
Total disbursements :. IS l.724.sbo.ss
oaa"i ". LEDGER AssETs.
Book value OF real es.. -. ,.r :,
ESTATE Estate 'o =. l.24!5ss.o.
Loans secured ........... 100000
Book value OF bonds and
cash'.in companys Office. l.oo4.+:
AS sss balance: : :sz:s:s:2;
Total N 'sSEsE aB;sts ASSETS 4so'.s'o4'
Interest due and accrued.$ 2l.3S4.2!
Market ralue OF bonds and
stocks z9,U4l.Z'
| Gross assets .....3 4.76o.315.s
A pERyc 5al AssErs NOT ADM1 l1l5si
Total admitted assets - 4.7+s.2os.s
Net losses and claims. 1Ol,36 Q
Total unearned premiums 1.9S2 012 y
Taxes due or accrued. 100000
etc. due or to become due
to agents and brokers... 1900. 9
Total T amount Of ali Liza
| bilitieS. except capital. 2,3Ol,435.6
Canital in cash ... 100000
Surplus over liabilities. =. 2.247774.O
so holders Is ....... 49,: 2.447.77Ao
Total ......... ........t 4.74s.2os.s
In 1867 d9rce Decenoe' s.s45,el1s
wear" Year y. .n lev. ] ..s1s.2o46
Total 5000. ...... 5000. 6,163.S2l.s
pe terminate d 80: s.oss.e4l.2
:" year ear. =: A 4.e es. 1ss.;;
Net amount in force ...$ $780,
SOUTH DAKOTA BUSINESS DUE
R,ska written no .....,......S 511,2es.,
n Premiums received ....... $500!
1 Exnenses incurred ,. 1885.
losses Maid ,.,,,,.... 1854.
losses incurred . 2,O8l.
L | A|o'S' 1no mn 4
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G. L. WOOD. II. e. EDWARDS
WOOD & EDWARDS,
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law
Rooms 3 and Wood building, ST. Joe
street. Practice in all courts and be-
fore United States land office
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ANNUAL STATEMENT
For the Year Ending December S1s

ANNUAL STATEMENT
For the Year Ending December S1st'
OF the conditions and affairs Of the
GERMAN AL LILA INSURANCE
oraon,,aa ,nd c0N W. 5a1s - tho state
sioner Of Insurance Of the State Of
South DaKqta ant tS The aW:
s seed Fsbr Snas; 1857
Il s2ees z. No. Liberty street. New York.
I. CAPITAL STOCK.
i ie6Eer A aa easf Dec sist tSsss9s
ii. INCOME.
T 9gtale1 Pr sacaHaa 6 Ss4Ss55
Total III 1noom D Si:jii;s ssos'sls'0s
F FIRE t depf. fees taxes etc ssss55
Est Is srsss;sx $685., sssssss
ficer, clerks, etc. ...... 4.ee5.o7
surance department fees: 1s.o54ss
ledger assets ........... s.e25.oo
Total disbursements ....s 54s,277.s1
0a'a iv, LEDGER AssETs. y 600
Mortgage loans On real es-.
BOOK JOKE value Of bonds and os'.0.'0'
Cash in bank and in trust
4s ss%Ras Balances , t5,25s4s
Total ledger assets 81 sac, 121.8s
| NOM LEDGER ASSETS
Interest due and accrued rs 4,952.O0
| =. =. 49, ~
DEDUCT ASSETS NOT ADMITTED
Book value of Ledger assets
SS,s % saMte yS!ss 7ss591s
ISL! ss;$ s.: j.
c o mmissions brokerage.
to agents and brokers " 40,306.41
itai 553.269.o5
Capital in cash .......... 400.00o.oo
Surplus over liabilities >. 516,933.13
holders ................. s1s.sss.1s
Total 81, 47o, eo2.ls
In force December 81. 1907 81, 497 ,41787
Written or renewed during
r6 Ssir .::::::::::::::: S s,sss.gssss
minated -. 80. ~. -. 2.2e1. s542s
Deduct amount rc:insurcd. $.2s7.7sosi
Net amount in force Is S50.2oS. ~
, SOUTH DAKOTA BUSINESS DURING
: Risks written ........,..,s 114.7os. %
Premiums received .,,,,.,, 2.O1l.h
Expenses incurred ........ h53l:
/ Losses paid .............. 1896
Losses incurred ........... 121.0s
Amount at risk ........... 1S3,44O OF
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j. f. SCHRADER G. L. LEWIS
SCHRADER & LEWIS,
Attorneys ard Coun.eIlors at Law
Office on St. Joe street. Practice in
state and federal courts.
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Will Meet Here,

Secretary E. G. Bent, of the South
Dakota Board of Pharmacy, has is
,;led u call for the next meeting Of
the board to be held in this city Oc-
tober ID. Candidates for registration
will be examined and routine bust
ness transacted. The sessions will be
held at the Harvey hotel. Applica-
tion blanks can be secured Of the Sec
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sTATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA,

Department of Insurance.
Company's Certificate of Authority:
Whereas, The German Alliance In
surance Co., CORPORATION organized
under the laws of New York has. filed
in this Office a sworn statement ex-
hibiting It's condition and business for
the year ending December 81. 1908.
conformable to the requirements Of the
laws OF this state regulating the bust
ness OF Insurance; and
Whereas The Said company has filed
GAL NINE NINE GAL
in in, this Office a duly certified copy OF
Its charter. with certificate Of organic
alton. in compliance with the require
ments OF the insurance law aforesaid;
Now, Therefore. I, o. s. Basford.
Co, missioner Of Insurance Of the State
Of South Dakota. pursuant to the pro-
visions of said laws. do hereby certify
that the above named company Is fully
empowered. through its authorized
agents. to transact its appropriate
business OF Fire Insurance In this state
according to the laws thereof, until
the thirty first day OF December. A. D..
| 1909.
In Testimony whereof. have here
unto set my hand and official seal at
Pierre. this Sth day of April. A. D..
lSea[) o. 8. BASFORD,
| Commissioner OF Insurance.
| BY I. A. Schubert. Chief Clerk.
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STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA.


Companys Certificate of Authority.
Whereas, The Glens Falls Insurance.
Company corporation organized un..
der the laws Of New York. has filed
in this Office sworn statement ex-
hibiting its condition and business for
the year ending December 81, 1908.
bushes of insurance.; and
Whereas. The Said company has hled
in this office q duly certified copy OF
its charter. with certificate Of organic
alton, in compliance with the ealire.
ments OF the insurance law aforesaid:
Now Therefore, I. O. 8: Basford.
Commissioner Of Insurance Of the State
Of South Dakota. pursuant to the pro.
visions of said laws. do hereby certify
that the above named company - fully
empowered, through Its authorized
agents, to transact Its appropriate
business OF Fire and Tornado lnsur-
ance In this state, according to the
laws thereof, until the erirty hrst
day OF December, A. d., 1903.
tunto set my hand and ofticiai. seal ct
Pierre, this Ind day OF April A. D..
1905. 1880.
1 Commissioner OF Insurance.
BY ]. A. Schubert, Chief GleIl
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executed and filed with the under
signed prior to the hour of closing
business on October Is, 1909. j. M.
Shoemaker, Secretary Eighth Civil
District, Postoftice, st. Paul, MINI.
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ANNUAL STATEMENT
For the Year Ending December 91st

A. ID. 1OOS.
OF the conditions and affairs of the
GLENS FALLS INSURANCE COMPANY
Organized under the laws Of the State
OF New York, made to the Commis-
sioner of Insurance of the State Of
South Dakota, pursuant to the laws
thereof. President, ]. l.. Cunning
ham. Secretary, E. w. West. In
corporated, 1849. Commenced bust
ness, 1850. Home office. Cor. Glen
and Bay Sts.. Glens Falls. N. Y.
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RopId Ci|y's Professional DIRECTORY

CHARLES W. BROWN,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Office in Pennington County bank
building. Will practice in all state
and federal courts.
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~ TO GET CONTROL.
producfs Stockholders Said To
p, Dissatisfied 9th Policy.

n the large stockholders Of the Corn Prod,
selF 60 Company are said TO be dissatisfied
ors --1frz Of the concern in putting 50 much
eh -, into the. property out OF earnings in
ran1fs cling larger dividends, and 70 be planning
s,saa - ',r+rol n the company from the present
= VI ~ the annual meeting Of the stock
-aa.as n Narcsa. f T Bedford, president Of the
toae'7' ,,eD asked regarding these reports. said
sn1la.-- hoard Of any dissatisfaction and that
ss pa -. mink te r1-nors to that effect were true
tf Go 'rre-s dominant in the company freely
Ut - -+av own Only q small amount OF the
pm md fl IS saIa tHat control Of the company
500 sec -ha open market. Not long ago MI Bed
-ss's --- directors owned only per cent Of
hord So Among tire large stockholders are OK
p s' F. IT. Ga-z- chairman Of the United states
Jaaee ,--..to1. 7. e Greeullut. Norman & Ream
r,rl end Joy Morton
81 L1 rrrfer7ed stock Of the company is per
Ih r-.1s+rra issue. hut dividends ~ the rate Of
le -. - cent n year have been paid on It since
al ~ vas organized, It having been the
iths - she management 10 overhaul the old
iT'hc +s.b were I'll had condition, and TO make
7ns 80 improvements out Of earnings instead
'.aI y, l.!l dividends on the preferred stock
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and We trust that the American government,
tnroush us Congress and its Executive, Will take
such action as shPll secure from Russia uniformity
OF treatment of all American citizens holding the
UgiOn
This Union Of American Hebrew Congregations
declares that the discrimination made by foreign
governments. notably Russia. in refusing TO rec
oenlze the passport issued by our government Is
not Jewish but American question, and to
t that end We, as American citizens. in conven-
ton assembled in the city of Philadelphia, appeal
to our fellow citizens of all creeds TO cooperate
with us so that this injustice may and so
tnat the integrity OF the American passport may be
fuIly and completely preserved
AFTER the appointment Of standing committees to
draft resolutions on the civic and religious ques-
mons now before the council, adjournment was
taken until Tomorrow. The delegates were guests
tonight OF Oscar Hammerstein his Philadelphia
Opera House
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EQUAL TREATY RIGHTS
Hebre7cs 4gain Protest against
Russia's Passport Discrimination.

Philadelphia Jan. ia resolution offered in Con-
gTess by Representative Henry n Goldfogle. Of
New York. calling upon President Roosevelt TO ar
rest the operation of the American treaty
Of 1893, which among other things provides for a
mutual recognition OF passports should the Rus
sian government fell to recognize the American
passport regardless Of the religious faith OF the
holder failed Of complete Endorsement by special
committee appointed by the Union OF American
Hebrew Congregations at Its opening session to-
day, TO consider the resolution
The Goldfogle resolution caused a sharp fight IN
the special committee, which after several hours
consideration submitted a substitute resolution in
which all reference 10 treaty abrogation with Rus
sia eliminated. The council unanimously
passed the committees resolution. which read as
follows:
II is greatly 10 be deplored that a government
with which hold friendly relations should not
honor the American passport held by American
citizen solely because he is of the Jewish faith,
and we therefore favor such decided action the
part OF both the Congress of the United States and
the executive branches OF our government will
tend to secure from the government of Russia the
equal trea tment 70 all American citizens in the
right of entry. soiouru and travel IN Russia and
we emphatically and vigorously insist, American
citizens that the passport of government, when
held by a citizen Of the United States. shall be
honored and respected by every government with
which this government holds friendly relations.
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AGENTS NANTEn.

~, AGENTS.-Frea sample Of
fs..-,.,' 80, gays oniyD. hrirs-. sparkling.
D.. - isa-nattO SiTnalzl.un Diamond
49,. Illltlal,tg equals gesair,e-fferec1i ion
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49,. IA ifiE-Eleasss rf.e most fss-
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s-..i..- t.allnnc. As 4 nae.vs NJ miro
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fer- ,-ls,ss 81. add esCur NJ as MANY
,nss-s., - q qiaekly as possible. we are
80 sissisi lIiduornenr ~ ,i... new
-ir- - esnt vou - yesr ttl-.. bean: ifll
crsF - EiIsierlieee Of NT.,,-s FFardf-
tr -, slfHsiaiian that Eas-llee. with
Ie-s - @-.s- AID nssHes .xffb All the
sau - Nt'-2lar Diamond re want
ls-Sr-s y T. yeGF friends aud take
lsyb, U.s. - 4 E@ils irqerf sells 81
-, 80 makes 10 NJ ,e7, 20, fo-
r. - without rfIo!r on vg,lr fsaft.
- soo1. honest ferreserfs.ffxes
F. IN every loes lifv. ri-,. c- ,-a,sn-
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A. ~ pith fnen and synrneD soUng
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- ~, ,t-i.i-ttzil.u Diamonds 5iuder tie
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retsrrssg..,.,-.. times leads 70 trouble or
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UPSTATE RAILWAYS VOTE TO MERGE.

Rochester, Jan. 19-The stockholders of the
Rochester & Sodus Bay Railroad Rochester &
Eastern and Rochester Railway Company sill
trolley lines have voted here in of the pro-
posed merger of the three companies into the New
YORK State Railways. which is designed to take
over as q holding corporation ali of the electric
railways in this state controlled by the Wander
bilt-AndTeEs syndicate The companies OF the
Mohawk syndicate we're recently merged into the
Rochester & Eastern Railway Company the latter
companys capital having been increased to $780,
GO for this purpose
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PLANS FOR BISHOP M'oUAIDs FUNERAL

Rochester Jan. 19.-The funeral of Bishop Ber-
nard j. McQuaid, of Rochester will be held at the
cathedral in this city at 10 a. m. on Friday next
At the funeral Will probably be Archbishop Far
ley or New York; Father McQuaid, rector Of the
Catholic cathedral in Philadelphia, with all the
bishops of the Church from the states of New York
and New Jersey. and every priest OF the bishcpric
or Rochester. In fact almost the entire Catholic
higher clergy OF the United States and Canada will
be present as the dead bishop was the next oldest
bishop in point Of service in the United States
Bishop McCloskey. of Louisville. being the excep-
ton.
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was announced yesterday. have sold the Virginia
Air Line Railway to the Chesapeake & Ohio Rail
way Company. the latter company purchasing sll
OF its preferred and common stock. The Virginia
Air Line Railway forms connecting link between
the Richmond and Allegheny and the James River
divisions Of the Chesapeake & Ohio system, short
ening the line Of that system between Washington
and Cincinnati by 12S miles, and practically form
ing part of the main line and south and east
and west OF the Chesapeake s. Ohio Railway.
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PARTITION SALES.


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
against Estelle Baich HaTwood and others
defendants.
In pursuance OF an interIoeutory tudg-
rnent OF partition and sale made and en-
tered in the above entitled action. bearing
date the Attn day OF January. 1903. l, the
undersigned. the referee in said Judgment
named, will sell at public auction. az the
Exchange Sales Room, Nos. l4-lS Nesey
street, In the Borough OF Manhattan IL me
City OF New York, on the 10th day OF
February. 1909 at II clock noon on that
day. by Bryan l. Kennedy. euctOheer' the
premises directed by said Judgment TO De
sold. and therein described as follows: All
that certain lot. piece or parcel OF land.
situate in the Fifteenth Ward in the Bor-
ough OF Manhattan in the city OF New
York known as No. 13l Amity street, now
West Third Street, distinguished as Lot No.
40 IForty). on a certain map known as
Map of property belonging 70 Thomas r.
Mercein. situate fl the Eighth Ward OF tne
Bridges, city Surveyor which map was
filed in the office of the Register Of the
CITY and County OF New York. on the lotn
6av of April 1925. as Map 20, and butIed
ana bounded as follows: Beginning az
a point on the Northeasterly side OF West
Third Street formerly Amity street,. Two
hundred and three t2O5} rect Nine ~.
inches from the Northw westerly corner OF
said West Third Street and MacdOugal
street and running thence SOutheasteriy
aIons said West Third street Twenty-three
,93l feet 10 a lot Numbered Forty-One (4l)
on said map: thence NOrtheasterly along
said Lot Number Forty-One t4ll, One hun
bred QOO) feet to land now or late be
longing 10 Alfred s Pell; thence North
westerly along the said last mentioned
land Thirty 600 feet 10 land now or late
belonging to David : Jones. and thence
Southw esterly along said land of David :.
Jones One hundred 400 feet Three CD
inches to the place OF beginning
Dated New York. January 18th. 1909
l. DANIEL p. HAYS.
Referee.
c ". BENNETT,
Plaintiffs Attorney. No. Rector St.
y. I. City
HERBERT :. PRUSSEL.
Attorney for defendants. Harwood- ana
others. 81 Wall Street. y Y. City
JOTTN DILL JR. Attorney for defendant,
Holden - Court Street. Brooklyn. n Y
The following is a diagram OF the prop
erty 20 be sold its Number being 13l West
Third street formerly Nmity Street;
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FURNITURE.

pARIOR SUITS REuPHOLSTEREn IN
GLIDING TAPESTRY: springs repaired.
so; dining room chairs recovered. iaclud-
ing leather Zoe: don't throw YOUR Old
frames away. we reupholster and polish
them equal to new al half price: can be done
In residence or free delivery: send postal
we viii call with samples; city or country.
TOPPERMAN. 301 East SD st
PARIOR SUITS REUPHOLsTERED. RE-
COVERED, including tapestry, springs
rapaired 50 up: dining room crairs rscov-
cred Including leather. soc. VI, mattresses
rsnads 81 W. new ticking supplied ANY
styis furniture repaired. recovered during
slack times. at half price. work doua az
positively guaranteed SpanisTnnan, ga I'd
ave. Phone 5155-Plaza
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PED D LINE
For Porto Rico. Curacao AMI Venezueia1
pier IL. rear Wall St Ferry. Brooklyn
For san Juan. Porto Rico.
At REDUCED RATES.
: Caracas 1890. Saturday. Jan. 80. nom
c : Philadelphia. Saturday. FEB Is. noon
For la Guayra, PtO. CabelI5. Curacao and
Narscaibo.
g Maracafbo- Saturday. Jan p. noon
IS : Aurora ..... Saturday. Jan 80, noon
Freight only.
T-,sse steamers have superior aCcOmmOda--
tons for passengers
BOTITON. BLISS & DALLETT.
General Managers = Wall St
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HELP WANTED.


! .sis a. s-i.ar tl=nrh maid fc- N-,yy
X. -..-. 80. atssl -t=Iy uec-.szry 30
s. 49, traveller. ss.Iy fi,s.s. yVtff 1'ns
a. 4 can 81 luo0 5th ave be
"a ss sea- ih TIE AFTERNOON o. aad Z
zr5., .ss EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
- q sii -, -.ia ave. near ga 81. reeds
- ssstlnss. .'--lilfs. 40 fees charged /.
-'s ana ogsatr5. bring ref
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CoLORED WOMAN. respectable. would
like a few hours work every day. or
laundry or days work. Scott, 367 West
i26th st.
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! ~ snrArloNs WANTED.
assA

:. n1sa. C1rixtian. refined
= sne.nss9- -a~a's trained n-rse. as
~ 49, .-t-rer - irEs.id patent
49, 4 IKE permsnent Yositica.
ae-ih. Jsnes SHOE. sos
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.oorpr en.cENT GAS RATE.

five committee OF the Consolidated Gas
IAe ~ Yesterday afternoon, bat an infiuen-
ConiEan, or she committee said after the ad-
iiial me- .ra+ rrere was no announcement to be
l,o1Tall'-' -.rerence 10 the meeting. The annual
race !. If the company VIII be held on Monday,
said in Vel IN informed se 2parsggs 'P bT the the
loa'a. he Sa-ccut rate viii be made after that
rssstins
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COOK.-First class; In home or institu RI
ton: neat, willing woman: slightly deaf
Cali after 10. Hofmayer. 1913 West I'D St.
one flight up
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WORK WANTED.
Male

ROOEKEEPER. cashier, manager or as
sisfaflt. ambitious capable, energetic. So'
z,r,,,,s- personality: thorough business train
-. 9afgh.ss references, character. ability
Inn Marsh 632 Carroll ST, Brooklyn
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CooK-WAITREsS and CHAMBERMkIu.
BY two highly recommended Finnish
girls; city or country. iussila Bureau.
$50 Lexington ave. Tel 4433-Plaza-
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COUPLE Rrench) wife excellent cook :
man butler; city or country: first class
references Il, Miss FitzGeTald's Bureau.
bO9 9th ave. corner 42d st. Tel 39i1-
2Sth.
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COOK-By respectable girl: does coarse
washing Cali at present employers. 2JJ
West 18TH ST.
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pnCt-tzFtcPER. - Expert accountant. all
limos. csps ole business man, OF vice eA-
,.s~ic,,Ss. terv highest references. James
S-,ith S04 President ST. brooklyn
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ADVERTISEMENTS received at the following
Offices Main Office 1864 Broadway IS1 East z0 S
125t ST. t0A East 14h Ave and 1885 I'D ave-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-20

Offices 745. 4s4 1900 Broadway, 8 Aston
House. rs 5th ave. New York: S4S Fulton
Sc. BROOKLYN: West I'D St and Liberty 81
After 9 p. NJ Sleeping Car reservations
and full information regarding trains. sc.
can be obtained at Bureau Of Information,
=. & o. r. r.. sd ST. Ter. Phone 3i4s-
Chelsea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-20

FIRST CLASS COOKS. Iaundresses. wait
resses. parlormaids. chambermaids and
housemsids ON hand mostly Scandinavian
and German help; references strictly In
vestigated. Scandinavian Employment Blu
reau,- TAI Lexington ave. between 50th and
Goth SITS Tel. 4sST-Plaza.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-20

r n. GETS VIRGINIA AIR LINE.
c,o.te ( Prentice and their associates. &
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INADVERTENTLY expert; wide expert
er1ce IA hotel line. +. J.. BOX 81 IT'D
,fue Office.