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The San Francisco call., 1910-11-27

moved from his post-there was the
lantern and Tommy AS they came
nearer Skinny whished. but Tommy
did not reply nor move. They Skinny
hollered: "Say Tommy, how many
snipe did you getT No answer from
Tommy Then the boys hurried over
the rocks and through the sagebrush,
Skinny arriving first, to find that what
looked like Tommy, was only an old
, coat and hat hung on bush! The Ian
tern was setting on the ground be-
meath. Under the lantern Skinny
found his. old mirror, with some writ
ing pasted on the glass, which read,
under his own reflection. Picture of
a Snipe.''
"Hully gee. kids, Tenderfoot has
given us the laugh. Let's beat it back
to camp" When they arrived there
they found the horses AMI wagon gone;
around the remains of the fire were
their blankets and few dry biscuits.
And it was 20 miles from home!
Meanwhile Tommy and Bunnie had
hurried back to camp, hitched UP the
horses and were driving home in the
moonlight. having a good time talk
ing over the great joke on Skinny and
Puffy and the others. They arrived
home about midnight, Tommy staying
all night with Bunnie.
The next morning they were UP
early. With consent of Bunny's father
they rigged up counter in front of
the grocery. store on the corner Of the
mainpstreet of the town, fitted it up
with white cloth, and supplied 1t with
sandwiches, lemonade and other things.
, Then they waited
About 3 o'clock in the afternoon
along came group of four tired, hun
CRY boys. carrying their blankets over
their shoulders. Skinny in the lead as
usual.a AS they came in front OF the
store, where had gathered quite num-
ber OF men and boys who had been told
of the joke. Tommy and Bunnie
jumped up from behind the counter and
began to cry:
Here you are, your nice fresh fried
snipe, only 10 cents"
Fresh lemonade, only a nickel"
Mountain snipe fresh fried, only a
dime, 10 cents"
Sandwiches and mountain snipe,
only l5 cents. Fresh snipe"
The weary trampers did not say a
word but sneakeJ off sheepishIy TO
their homes. =
The next time that Skinny saw Tom
= my he did not mention anything about
snipe, nor did he call him Tenderfoot,
he simply said; Hello, Tommy"
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
Levi Munson. Plaintiff. against Lena Zeich-
and Hungarian Congregation Beth Hanle-
drash Hagodal. Defendants In pursuance or
a fud gnent Of foreclosure and sale duly made
and entered in the above entitled action and
undersigned. the Referee in said Judgment
named. will sell at public auction. at the Ez-
change Salesroom. Nos 14-16 Vesey street IN
the Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New York.
on the Sd day OF May. 1910, at ~ o'clock
noon on that day. BY Joseph p. Day, Auc-
tioneer the premises directed by said judg-
r1ent TO be sold and therein described as fol
lows: All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF
land with the building thereon erected, stu
ate lying and being in the Eighteenth Ward
of the City of New York. bounded and de-
scribed follows:
Beginning q point on the westerly side
IF Avenue C. distant forty-twO feet uOrtherly
from the corner formed by the intersection OF
the northerIy7 line Of Seventeenth street with
the westerly line of Avenue c. running thence
WESTERLY on line parallel with Seventeenth
street and part of the distance through q
PARTY wall sixty-six feet; thence northeriy on
a line pareIIeI with Avenue twenty feet.
thence easterly on line parallel with Seven
tenth street and part of the distance through
erIy line Of Avenue C.. and tBence sOutheriy
along the westerly line OF Avenue q twenty
feet TO the point place Of beginning, said
premises being known by the street num-
her two hundred and ninety-seVen Avenue 9.
Dated, New York. April 18th. 1910.
JOHN J. McCAULEY. Referee
SALTER & STEINKAMP. Attorneys for Plain
tiff. once and P. o address No 40 Mas
sau street, Manhattan Borough. New York
City.
The following is a diagram Of the property
to be sold Its street number Is 2e7 Avenue c.
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STRI-CTT-RAI STEEL DRAF'TSAlHfA- seVerai
good opportunities for experienced men MS
linc salaries ranging from 5000 10 sIs'W- -
= ,7-o-r--Irsi T,.nar7nent Business Service Co.
Iy--ls- lF-,-as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-02
PROPOSALS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. APRIL IS. 1910
Oils for L. :. RevenUe-Cutter Service
and Iubricatins oils 10 vessels of the L. =
Revenue Cutter Service at ports on the Allan
tic Coast and Gulf of Mexico. and at San Juan,
Porto Rico, delivered board said vessels at
such times and In such quantities as may be
required during the fiscal year ending June so,
1911. will be received at the Treasury Depart
Ineut Division OF Rcyenue-C Cutter Service,
iii two o'clock p M, Thursday. May Is 1910.
At which time and place they will be publicly
opened A schedule OF oils required and list of
ports at which delivery Is TO be made. with
stipu ations and form OF proposal. Will be fur
uished upon application to the Captain Com
rnandant. T.. &. Revenue-Cutter Service Treas
ury Department. Washington, d. c. sepa-
rate bid conforming TO the above conditions
will aIso be received and opened at the same
time and place for delivery at all ports where
oil may be required the Atlantic, Gulf and
T. II, and san Juan, Porto Rico The right is
reserved to reject any all bids and 70 waive
Government so TO do Proposals should be in
dorsed Proposals for furnishing oils for L. s
Revenue-Cuttsr Service. (SigHed). G. ID.
HILLEs. Assistant secretary
PROPOSALS FOR OLIVE DRAB FABRICS
Army Building. New YORK. y. Y. April Ia.
1aIn-Sealed proposals. in tr1pIicate, Will he
received at Philadelphia Pa. until I 7. NJ,
May 4, 1910 and then opened. foF O. u. her-
sev Serge and shifting Flannel. Information
upon application. Envelopes containing pro-
posals 10 be endorsed Proposals for Olive
addressed 10 the Depot 2 NJ Philadelphia,
Pa. Major N. GRAY ZALlNShl. Depot Q. NJ
ADVERTISEMENT AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune receiv ed at their Uptown
once No 1864 Broadway. between 36th aud
37th SITS, until o clock =. m. Advertisements
received al the following branch of1ces at reg
uiar office rates until o'clock D. m. viz ga
sth ave e. cor. Esd st. i5s 9th ave cor
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between eth and sth aves. 2s3 West i25th 81 .
1888 Sd ave 1879 Sd ave. near 6Ist st
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rTF<OGRA PF5Ef2-f5ood opportunity Tor oTlsht
,-oung 1usu possessing Initiative brains HIa
lsiliou, 70 act ar fierlo2Tsi'h ic
--,,i-,af-t Engineer: SggO-sI go Business Ser
-. ~. 90 rarra Frax.
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IOUSEWOREER-N voung woman, for
zpsr-u7ert- So. EToman's Domestic League,
.42S -
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SuMMQNSES.

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
Suumons-Rose simmons. Plaintiff, against
nell, May Large. widow of oscar A Large
late OF Albany New York. deceased Cthe name
Mary being fictitious, the real name OF said
defendant being unknown 70 PLAINTIFF: John
Doe, Richard Roe, and all others, If any there
be- heirs at law. issue. descendants. dev1sees,
grantees. assignees and successors in interest
the husbands and wives Of such heirs at law
issue. descendants. devisess, grantees. assignees
and other successors IN interest. II any there
be of Oscar A. Large deceased. Defendants
To the above named defendants. You are
hereby summoned 70 answer the complaint in
this action. and TO serve q copy Of your an
sver on the PLAINTIFFS Attorney within twenty
days after the service Of this summons, ex-
your failure 70 appear, or answer, Judgment
will be taken against you by default Tor the
relief demanded in the complaint
Trial desired IN the County OF New York.
DARED, November Both. 1909
GEO. L. LEWIS. Plaintiffs Attorney.
Office and Postofice Address a. Broadway.
Borough of Manhattan. New York City,
To clara Ryan. MARY Large. widow OF
Oscar 4 Large, late Of Albany. New York. de-
ceased (the name Mary" being fictitious the
real name OF said defendant being unknown
70 platutiffl John Doe. Richard Roe. and all
others If any there be, heirs at law. issue, de-
sceudants, devisees- grantees. assisnees and
OF such heirs at law. issue. descendants.
devfsees. grantees. assignees and other sue
cessors IN interest, IL any there be, CT Oscar A
Large, deceased.
The foregoing summons is served upon YOU.
bv publication pursuant to order OF Hon.
James A Blanchard. a Justice Of the Su-
preme Court Of the state Of New York. dated
the 9th day Of April. 1910, and fled with the
complaint in the Office Of the clerk OF the
County of New York. at the County Court
House, in the Borough Of Manhattan. City OF
New York
GEO. L LEWIS. Attorney for Plaintiff,
a. Broadway. New York CITY.
SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW
York. New York County.-Louis Wolf.
Plaintiff, against Annie Wolf, Defendant
Action for absolute divorce Trial desired
PENDANT. You are hereby summoned to answer
the complaint IN this action ana to serve a
copy of your answer the plaintiffs attOr-
new within twenty days after the service of
this summons, exclusive OF the day OF service
and in case of your failure 70 appear or an
swer Judgment will be taken against you by
default for the relief demanded in the com
dated. New York April 22nd, 1910
SAMUEL HOFFMAN
Attorney for Plaintiff.
once and 2 Q. Address. go Broadway. Bor-
ough of Manhattan. New York City
To the above named defendant: The fore
going summons IS served upon you by publ
James 4. Blanchard. Justice OF the Supreme
court Of the state of New York. dated April
aIst 1910, and hIed with the complaint In the
once OF the clerk of the County OF New York
on the 21Et day Of April 1910
Dated. New York. April 22nd, 1910.
SAMUEL HOFFMAN
Attorney for PLAINTIFF.
Once ana P, .. Address. 500 Broadway New
York Ctty-
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

Male.
c-r5 T-E-F-r-I- R-American; aged "a experienced
Fiat. Iocomo6tle Peerless ana s ss WIo
low st. Brooklyn. "
CHAUFFEUR employed at present on Cadillac
car. does own repairs; four years experience.
" Graham g55 Vanalst ave. Long Island City.
COLUMBIA UNIV ERsITy STUDENT EN-
PLOYMENT COMMITTEE can furnish thor
ouxhIy competent men and women tutors ana
cor1Danioas: also clerks and craftsmen, for
part time and summer work EMPLOYMENT
Committee sub station -, CITY. 4elepnohe
I4O0-M gside.
T1NCi TNET2R-Cierrnan, 80: first class; steam ice
and electric: expert machinist; competent to
improve any plant; experience on autoHopIIe dlu
I marine engines also locomotives; 60 anywhere
in country or as superintendent or foreman
wages moderate. F. K. Box 40, tribune once
GTNEER--Iicensed: day or night; city or
country. Engineer, 1853 East Goth ST.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aged, married, with no
family. night watchman or caretakeE OF
private house club room wei recommended
Robert King. 1913 West SD ST -
YACHT STEWARD wants position or second
or large yacht, by experienced capable man
| excellent references as such Lowering, os
West 1o1st st
! YOUNG MAN CD wants clerical work: has ex-
Al references. Alfred z. J. Borro, 60 Watts st
Female.
EXPERIENCED, reliable hotel housekeeper
wants position at summer hotel: uneXCeptloIl-
able hotel reference. Address Position. 60 Cen
traI ave, Newark, " J.
FRENCH GOVERNEss or COMPANION de-
Stree rosition for summer: best references. Ad-
dress Mile Felcie, Tribune Uptown Office 1854
Broadway. -
SCALP SPECIALTST-Wil treat ladies at
their homes during day or evening; will
take one or two pupils, terms reasonable.
/ M fouise MISS F'itzgerald's Bureau, 500
4 9Th ave. entrance 42d ST.
/ REFINED Young woman. useful companion
! 10 a Young girl or elderly lady 30 travel abroad
| Address. P. o BOX s5,. jamestown via New
port. Rhode Island.
| USEFUL COMPANION to wealthy lady. for
| home; no salary expected: dog, bird fanc1er:
| nothing mental noticed. Leichu,an, 6J4 West
/ I4Sth St
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FlNCIN EsER-Gernan, SO: first class; steam. ice
and electric: expert maChinist; competent to
improve any plant; experience on automobile ana
marine engines. also locomotives; 60 anywhere
in country; or as superintendent or foreIlal
r-a ens rnndsrate- 7. K. Box 10. Trlbune ONCE
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SEWORKER-Srnau family: no washing or
ironing. good wages Mrs. Golfers Agency,
ID West sd St first fOoT-
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18th Street.

nth Street
The approximate amount Of the Hcn or
charge 20 satisfy which the above described
property is to be sold, Is Nine thousand three
hundred twsuty-three 13-100 Cs9.323 75l dol
lars, with interest thereon from the 18th day
Sf April. 1910. together with costs and allow
ance amounting 10 Three hundred seventeen
qS-IOO dollars, with interest from April 4th.
1910 together with the expenses Of the sale
The approximate amount Of the taxes. Assess
meuts and water rates, or other liens. which
are 70 be allowed 10 the purchaser out Of the
purchase money, or paid BY the Referee Is
Three hundred eighty-six 62-1o0 1855 so dol
lars and interest
Dated. New York. April 7th, 1910.
JOHN 7 McCAULEY. Referee
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at their Uptown
Once. No. 1864 Broadway. between 36th and
S7th SITS. until 9 o'clock p m Advertisements
received at the following branch Offices at reg
ular Office rates until o'clock p m, viz: 26+
sth ave-, g. 2. cor. 23d st; 15s 9Th ave cor.
18th st: 104 East 14th St: 257 West 42d ST.
between 18th and 9Th avss.; 263 West 125th ST. :.
1888 Sd ave: 1925 Sd ave, near 51st st: 1I0s
1st ave, near seth st; 1877 East 125th St; 755
fremont ave. $50 Sd ave, and any American
! District telegraph Office,
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COOk-CfTy. Protestant TWO in family: thor
clIEnl- experienced; has kitchegTnaid S55 Miss
FitzCerald's Employment Bureau, sos 9th are. 4;
er--z7CA or z25 s.
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COOK understanding good plain cooking; small
apartment city: four in family: willing. oblig-
ing Miss FitzGeraId's Employment Bureau, 500
str ave entrance on 42d St
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TT0T-SF7TVORK FrR-City. two : MAINLY: good
references. SIS. Miss FitzGeTalds Employment
E9.,-a--, -na Il. s,-e entrance on 40 ST.
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HELP WANTED.


TWO GIRLS.-Cook, $50; charber7naid, waitress
SIS two In family: city apartment. Miss Fitz-
fseralds Employment Bureau. SOB 5th ave Ten
trance 42d ST..
USEFUL MAID, for westield. Mass; will take
Inexperienced girl and train her: good home;
sIs-S16. Miss FitzGerald Employment Bureau,
5as 18th ave. entrance On 42d ST.
WA fTR FSS-pA I0RNAID-Competent walt
ress private family; for Connecticut; So
worlar's Domestic League, Il East SD St
Agency.
" 4TTPFsS- PARLORMAID SIS; 10 go to Con-
uecticut: cali Monday. Miss Anna Lacy,
Century Employment Bureau, 10 west 3sth 81
WAITRESS (Protestant). for country; four in
fanniIv: $40. Miss Margaret Smiths Bureau.
~ West 42d St. Room 2OI.
WAITRESS and PARLORMAID-Scan
Schroeder Bureau 100 Lexington ave, Between
5sth and 59th SITS
YOUNG LADY as assistant in FIRE insurance Of
fee. Address in own handwriting. stating age
experience and salary expected. J. &, Tribune
Office
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HELP WANTED.
HELP WANTED.

= COMPETENT MAN white only as cook and
butler and 70 take charge OF dining room and
Erst floor IN private family OF four: must make
good bread. pastry and soups and have lived in
similar position and who IS willing and obigIns
ans thoroughly understands his work Apply by
letter, giving references and experience 70 T o
Isox sa5. Glen Ridge. y. =. Wages $50 per
month.
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COOK S3o-sS5- 70 q 10 Connecticut. call Mon
da- Miss Anna Lar. Century Erlplo- rTlsnr
Bureau Il TTes- 18th st
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COOK-STedisf- AUSTRIAN. German: <4I-S5O
fer Thousand Islands. Winthrop Bureau. b
West 3Sth
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ADVERTISEMENT AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
MEETINGS..

of-APTER1,Y MEETING OF THE AMERICAN
institute, Thursday. MAY 5th. 1910 az IS w,
Am r.s-s q ~ R-xA.-R. pAI1oN Esc,xr -
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AGENTS make SIS 70 SEQ weekly with our
rrorosition. easy work: meet best people; write
so-day. Dwight c. Finch, Avoca, \. y. 81
-rs7efuE PIGz
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aoARp AND ROOMS.

sgD sT-. ais WEST suite. soluble. single rooinS
u,0sfated. excellent table
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sJ5F-ITS-A DaIenled article: fuo per cent profit;
send =. stamp fcr demonstration sample and
: rticulars. quickest selling. Speciality Co, "a
broadway
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HELP WANTED.
Male

YOUNG MAN-Vanted. bright young man,
about 81 years Of age. must be neat and good
rennan: none others need apply. Address in
own handwriting. giving full particulars. ". G.
H. Tribune Office.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Female
WAITRESS-Nest Young French girl; speaks
English; experience and good reference; ccun
try preferred. MatheTson Bureau, SIS 6th ave
Tel, SIS Bryant.
WATTRE SS.-ThoroushIy experienced; neat
Protestant girl: SIS: good references W. va
dorf Bureau. y West SD ST. Phone SVV
Madison.
wAITRESS-First class: understands wiz -
salads. care OF fine china; wages. s-@-slo' re-
erences. Flaherty's Bureau, 4s5 Columbus ave
Tel. I'll Riverside. -7-
WAITRESS-Makes all salads; undersessSu 49,
serving wines; can carve exceiIenS -a-.,
suces: CITY or country. Miss MaLsSaa
Smiths Bureau, % West aga St; phone ''oSS-
Bryant.
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YOUNG MAN TO help on farm; wages $50 a
month and board: wanted a once. Lind s
Employment Agency, 729 Lexington ave. be
tween 5Sth and 18th
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= =ENTS-CTet busy make easy money se!lnE
s. monthly National Accident Sickness poHles
~ dsbits. Apply Cresmsr National Casualty Co.
$50 Nassau 81
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YOUNG MAN as assistant in fire insurance Of
ice Address in own handwriting stating age.
experience and salary expected. X G, Tribune
CfTfCe.
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ANY intelligent person may earn COCO Hleoi.l7
t-or-esnondiuE for newspapers. experience In
-..-osza-, ADDRESS Cc-respondents' Press Ru-
-eeu- WASHINGTON =. g.
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CENTS csnvassers. statesmen FOR work among
tristan people. those interested are making
god ryerv dz-. V. X. Wilson, u Thomas ST
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aEsORTS
PENNSYLVANIA
INSTRUCTION.

For Both Sexss-Ctty-
rur FrRTTTZ SCHOOL OF IASGCAGr4
MADISON SQUARE (1122 BRoADWAY)-
Harlem Branch 3=3 Lenox Ave. near l-tto y
Brooklyn Branch. 2fS-220 Livingston 81
schools open all tbs year.
Sumner School at Asbury Para y y
Teachers sent all Blacss within 1G0 n1Lles
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. Er7-T-T TVE LANAl3ER. ThoroughIT eAFeIl-
e-csd n art publishing lines S@-ve'-eos"oo'
E=-sf-ezs service Co 500 B-csdEsv-
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FaFTSAIzN. mechanical. With experience On
small mechanical parts. Sleec-Sl-<v' BUS
f..sE service Co. 800 Broadway
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TTCNIFTED and honorable Business. permanent
pcrk weekly sslarz, for retired rnlnlsJsrs' AP-
,rv Holland 1895 Times Building
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LOST-8ANRBoOkS-

vC,S-r OR sEsN-Banko0ok No tos-1Ss oE
snz f;-ruaan savings Bank IN the civ OF NeV1
YORK corner 4th ave aad lssh St, i1sleit 20
Marie Naugner AT persons 9Te clfltloffl e1til.s-
,'e-.cffafiny the same. II uoJ returned 70 ths
bs5E On fhs 18Th CAV OF May. 1910. a duplicates
giu - issuesl-
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign fescners As-rcy-
Supplies Professors Teachers Turora- Gov
/ Illnesses etc 10 Colleges. Schools and FSr1illsA
Apply 70 Nrz Il J. YOCNG-FULrON.
% Union SQUARE
s0y--B EASEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for IRE Tribune received a. their UPTOWN
O~7ca No 1884 Broadway. between S6th and
9-+L St. 1rrrfI Q o'clock o III. Advertisements
received ar the following branch Offices ar reg
uIar ONCE rates until o'clock p m Wa 25s
So ave q e. cor ed ST 15S Srh ave. cor
To-h st IO4 East 14Ch st. rs " sst 42d -.
between 18th and Sth aves-s 263 " est 18th s.
TOS5 I'd ave. 1929 80 ave. near S1s- S. los
1st ave near S8th st. f5T East 1851 81. 95S
fremont ave. $50 81 ave. and any American
District Telegraph Ofice-
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7TsT=~I7T8V ev-r-fanced n concrete --oTk;
r-uzs have had actual experience IN drawing
ar. -as-rrate forms AfiEaiii CPczitic1 Broker,
-7la-t-c- Building
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57I PIE wanted. man chauffeur wife 10 COOK
r-- ri-s- wages So week. Scandinavian pre-
-zrrr5. best OF references required Bloom
: 1910 ~ F.eEtrErcn ave
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-sI5J-TITTI5CTT=R RAFTS8IAN-tToo1 gen
era1 al around man. Sl.5Go business Service
.r so SroadRay-
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rTpFT5ZFS REPRESENTATIVE for South
America young man, speaking Spanish and
s~-us1are5 with rharuaceuricals or med-ciIles'
Ezs-- ore-7 Bushes S~--ica CO. 2na Broad7-sy-
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ADVERTISEMENT AHD SUBSCRIPTIONS
for Tho Tribune received at their Uptown
Office No ta64 Broadwayt between Shth and
9-fb ste untn o'clock p Advertisements
received al the following branch offices At reg
Mar once rates until o'clock p. m. va 2S4
SIS sve ? .. cor Esd IFS 9th ave. cor
foth - io4 East ian s. PSI West 42d -
between eth aud Srh ares -1s q est l-3th s. .
fnr1 "a ave 1920 81 az. near 8lst st. ifas
Ist ave near seth 81 G5T Esst 125th 81 756
fremont ave.s $50 % age.s-a.S sglg 4A-nsEies1
Eistr!et1relsgraph Crce~@+----------1----
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750OFI KFFPER-Iocs publishing house request
q rs 70 recommend man thoroughly lam "a
-----b tyy,-to-iare systems OF accounting Sldro
-lz.nee. ss---lce @. 500 I3-osows.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-02

BOYS "a. aged ls-2I; grammar school graao-
sres- 70 exnerienCe necessary NsfiotiaA I'm
r-rox--s-- Exchange ~ West s2d 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-02

7-oOK KEEPEE snd stencgTaPher foT oub-ot-
town position. new company, salary $40 : o.
r----he- particulars inquire MlEhil tFoslion
5--elle-a Fla-i-nn Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-02

7-T777 % T-C7I-slr MAJ, wife general worker
$50. mist have reference country. y oman s
-.or,as-4c I.esz1e Il East SD st Agency
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-02

f57Y wanted in Insurance of7ce; q 70 oeslh-
Address own handwriting. l. d. irlouliS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-02

TACkER-G-ocery experience must be capable;
- Na-icna1 Employment l1xc1anss. a west
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-02

CHAUFFEUR .-American; aged "a; experienced
On Ffa+ Isocouobile Peerless and Paniard
cars. seven years references. J. E. c, SO VII
Ian q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-02

= Nv ASSESS SALESNES-Esru So day sell
ing -sz- toilet necessity II Office peolie fa1-
.--+es -----re-s stores Room I. 49, Greenwich &