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Esmaie
vi NJ e. GILLIGAN
Glrls only: conscientious. stylish: ekilfl work
at home OF out. 1872 West 64tn
Phone 62SS Columbus.

Phone 62SS Columbus.
/ 320- b. Fifth ave. ninth floor. Agency 10
/ superior domestic help. Telephone. 1927
| 3ia olson Square.
| CIIAMBEKMAIP. sEAAlSTRE6S- VIII
! ing 10 be useful; excellent references; city O
country S25 Industrial M Association $50 G EmpI9ynen
/ CHAMBERMAID, PARLORMAID or SEAM
sTRBsS-By neat first class Swedish girl
/ ington ave. Tel 1055 Plaza
! CFfAMBERMAID and WAITREss-Cor1pete
young woman CITY Or country; dI or no'heI Sat
| CEAMBERMAID and SEAMsTR Eiss-Compe-
tent German; assist waiting; best references
! city or country; wages SO Gail az Lang 6
| Foecherer COS Agency, IS. -. u West 33d st.
! C,fTsMRERMAID and WAITREsss-Scotch Prot
estant; neat. competent, obLiging young WON
an good references: city or country Mrs Col
lier's Agency, 4J7 4Jh ave
| i COOK-Gernan; first class good baker; best
references; city or country; wages s35-s40 Call
AZ Lang BoecheTer cos Agency, As, 45, ii
West 33d ST.
C0OK.-Ger1nan. first class al around cook;
take full charge: excellent references; city or
country. Julien Agency, ~ West 42d St Tel.
Bryant-43sl.
COOK-French; very competent frst class ref
ereEces: not afraid OF large family: city only.
Julien Agency. q West "a ST Tel. Bryant
CoOk-No washing excellent ali round cook
can take complete charge; understands soups,
desserts etc; $50: city or country. Albany
Agency. 20 East Sd 81.
COOk-Norwegian: understands all branches OF
cooking; citv or country: excellent references
from Ia 81 employer. T. Miss FTrzCferalds En-
ployment bureau. sos ath aye. Entrance I'D u.
COOK-Scotcil Protestant; thoroughly expert
enced all branches; two years excellent refer
ences: City or country. Industrial Association
Employment Agency. Il West 42d ST. Tel 5210
Bryant.
COoK-Swedish girl: first class: excellent cook
and manager; best references; 500. Osterberg' )
Agercy 7t6 Lexington ave. Tel. 1858 Plaza
C100E-EYrst class references; city or country.
Miss Margaret Smiths Agency. % West i2d
st Tel 803e BRYANT:
COOK -TTrench; understands all branches, cock
3r1 catering excellent New York and New
,o-r ereference.; will go South c D.. Mics Fifty
EaraId's bureau. 5o3 5th ave. entrance 42d St
..-C,15E-North of Ireland Protestant aged 80;
s,,Darior cook. very neat: three Years written
and ,.ersonsl references; wages $50 S25 AIRS.
Ternac ciIan's Agency, si4 9th ave.
I5y1Cg-etrictly first class. competent obliging
-,oI,rp woman; excellent references: city or
ee.urtrr Mrs Golfers agency. 457 4th ave-
near 3ist st
C700E-yViliine to assist laundTess: exceptionally
reat. hest of references: city or country. Mrs
Golfers Agency. 30 3th ave
7717CE strictly mrs: class; thoroughly UNDER
les of references. Mrs. Golfers Agency Az
f-i0CE-Young Swsde Is ye-rs reference
x46 r Miss Hofnagers Agency $40 3ao
5tb ave 9th floor Telephone. +J2T Madison
cox CTTAMBEKMATD. sEAMsTRFss,-
SonBg English girls, S@0-s25 r. Miss Hof
Telephone 45.7 Madison Square
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WORK WANTED,

JAPANESE Es5'66;a E585o1,nsnt Bureau.
s2s Sixth ave. Phone Sos9 Bryant Best Jap Jap
enese servants FINISHED &c private taIniiies'
references investigeted
ca T-T+FFT7 7F-Tfcroughl experienced strict
" temperate; years excellent references Guy
or country. K. Industrial AssocLaJl-r t.illLIo.
r3ert Agency. y West +2d 81 Phone, S2lu Bry-
ant.
IANITOR. superintendent. German wishes
elevator or high class apartment house;
electricity steam, hot water; general repairs;
own tools good references SchaEser' --o@ otA
ave ------------
Private DAY wATCHNAN.-Thoroug re-
liable man, 45; height feet inch Thomas
Tear1ck 59I East 18th 81. .-
SALESMAN wants agency Tor Western Terri
tcrv- rnerCha handise Or specially; bank refer
erce bond Perry. 634 Empire Building, Den
ve-. Col.
E77FSCG7PAPHFR. private secretary and CORE
s.1ndert 10 president OF large financial lnst.tG-
-scu desires situation with commercial nrll 30
Worker. Box Is. Trioune once.
Young Man 80 years.. bright. energetic.
with & limited knowledge Of silks desires q
r,osfr3or with silk house Offering good chance
for advancement. Address B. NJ :, Tribune
Uptown once 1854 Broadvay.
YOUNG MN t2sy, good appearance and ad-
dress open Tor position where reliability 3
.,7,F,,s-r and intelligence count: excellent rel
arences Hustler, Tribune Uptown once. 1864
Broadway
Y0T-TC MAN, p. wishes position at any
tI7fnc win chance OF advancement a. g.
F7ox I9 Tribune 0ffice. "
yTT-NC MAN L9 desires position with ad-
vancernent. ; ~. Box 10, Tribune once
T0T-NF5 MAN f9 wishes position al anything;
-7-9 years' Office experience. L z hlock, 1fo
Hendrix 81. Bro2klzIl-
Y07-I55 NAN. American. rapid and accurate
collecting etc; references. Lind 5S& Baltic
E--- Brooklyn
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10 IEI EoR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for several re-
sponsible voung men. who can invest Sour or
r,cre with services at good salary, in stock
reIiabl. cooperative corporation; take charge
branch Offices principal cities; genuine oi'eT- II
o. BOX 2fi Tribune Once.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-11
BOARD AND ROOMS.
FURNISHED ROOMS To LET.
BOKOUCH OF BROOKIYN-

9TH AVE. No. s---one minute iron, Sao~ Az
and elevated stations stages and c-ooutcWr
cars at door. desirable front roorn WITH bath
single rooms; steam heated. electricity; reksranco
i65 REMSEN sTREET-Near subway. elA0a3-
ly furnished rooeas. largo smars 81 -
nscysments. SeiecS. moderate
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euaNIsHEp APARTMENTS WANTED

17T-p S7TSUTD APARTMENT WANTED BY
Two I,diss for three months: seven or eight
,oens. below seth ST. preferred WILLIAMS.
I Al West 18th 81
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ooMgsTlc SITUATIONS WANTED

<
Male
.JAPANE S e 5-inPs5s PaSanese iia..as Y 81 II, A.
FURNISHES MOST f~I1te1I1 te-h an6 5gth sts
30 TELEPHONE ESQ PLAZA-
TsTTTEF cook French Best
ing Kew YORK references. Armand -"o'
-.- IN = --7-7 -v-igs: thoroughly expert
lcea city or country excsile, Emnoy
erences; 80 - IVesr 42d Phone, 5@lo
s7; BIZ - no sefuI or second man IN private
BUTEEf.' l--.v-rr rom 80 West 38th 81
- M vALET-Engiisb tall: also "a 4
y GILLlnCIsnsn highest city e.,y y West
f~i+Si--s - s55-Sfo Julien Ags4-es' i' ''-7'
where 1Ss79 E3Tvanr-s3Sf.
pITER vALTIsssal dd3 a55e-sae' yoes eas sseond
is5 HlSaa nae best reference; 800 ,o-- pGszs
lss5aey l 5ls ksz5assee tor 7sS ssil sa7vRsrs= De
CTzER II Inne-s: excellent London xc[t 1hI
lieio... eio.-..eTencez. Lennin. e0a =s' '7'"
New-York tribune., 1910-12-11

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED,
Male
ECTLER or TALET-English: thoroughly vr-
derstands his duties: excellent references. Miss
Margaret Smiths Agency, Is West 42d st.
Phone. 2o39 BRYANT.
! CoACHaI Single. city experiences: coraipe-
tent willing working servant; understands
routine gentleraan's place, all details; usefI,i.
\. 2o3 East 4srh St
coACHMAN- ARDENER-Y German Prot
esrant; neat. efacient; highest references. Mrs.
keEnaghan's Agency, S44 9Th ave Phone 6S$
cOACHMAN or USEFUL MAN-Irish: -
yearS personal references: strictly temperate;
Employment Agency. Il West 42d St Phone,
COUPLE; $50; German; butler and useful man;
+ wife good cook and IaI1ndress; good reference
Hans. care AIatthewson agency. SIS 9th ave.
TEL. SIS Bryant.
COUPLE; butler and useful man: cook, house
worker: young: Danish. 10 children thoroughly
reliable: excellent references. Osterberg's Agen-
CO, 116 Lexington ave. Tel. 1855 Plaza.
CoUPLE-Mar CGerman) understands horses,
cows, gardening: wife laundress. 155 East
4Sth st. care Of O'Keefe.
COUPLE.-Cientlenan place in country: man
farmer; wife first class cook III East str St
FARMER or GARDENER-CooK and I.AJ-N-
DRESS-Youllg Irish couple no children; man
vel recommended. Carpenters Agency. 154 9Th
/ -2i--ui4-1-'A1' gu SpcL tLI1
teamster: experienced III American farming;
good reference. Carl, care OF MattheWson Agency
SIS 9th ave. Tel. 37S BRYANT.
HOUSEWORK E1R--Connpetent young man: good
baker: excellent cook: good waiter; private or
bachelor; speaks French and English. Nor
rows Agency. 721 Lexington ave.
/ JANITOR--By colored man. 10 take care Of
small Office building or private house; under
stands steam heat thoroughly; can make all re-
rairs around house: handy with tools; hest ref
erencesi satisfaction guaranteed or forfeiture Of
pay for thirty days. Address Roach. 21s West
Gzth
USEFUL MAN.-S20: German; gentleman $
country place horses, cows, chickens. etc. !;
good references. c, care Matthewson's 3 Agency
SIS 6th ave. Tel. 37s Bryant.
USEFUI. MAN-Ioung strong, willing Swede;
perfectly reliable: year last place; best ref
erences- Osterberg's Agency, lie Lexington ave
Tel. 1923 Plaza.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female

Female.
| COOK and 4AUNDRESs.-American woman;
day, week month; excellent cook and launo Id
dress; excellent reference. Cunningham, 2c'
East seth 81.
COOK. LAUNDREss; CHAMBERLAIN,
! WAITRESS--Two girls; entire WORK small
privats fily Ike fhIa5dn xnston el'y aTe eor
6sth st
COOK and LAUNDREss-By good ali round
cook: neat and respectful: gooS retT Tsnces - -
M care Matthswson' 5 Agency, SIS 9TH ave. lei
| 37s Bryant.
COOK and LAUNDREss-scot Protestant;
chanberulaid and waitress; together or sePa- pa,
rate; city or country. Cooper's Agency, 6ol 9Th
ave, 3Sth ct -----------
CoUPLE-Protestants man, butler, woman
,yor}e I-il-a+e family Morrow's Agency, T21
Lexington ave. corner 2sIn- ----- --
CoU.PLE-Belgians; useful butler and cook
or chameer5naie D. MSS MS adnp ag1"l@fsE Tsies
phone. 45a7 Madison SQUARE.
GENERAL. HoUsEwoRKER-- neat
Swedish girl very good ss5 sS0A o,terberss 4tSsrss
Bureau. 716 lexington
E4r1T-St3KEEPER, capable. seamstress, desires
position 10 superintend house hold; So pr
month p. \. Tribune Uptown oHice' 1854
Broadway.
HOrrsEwoRKER. s25: neat German girl. with
good references; good plain cooking ana
washing. w, care MattheWson's Agency, SIS
9th ava, Tel. sTs Bryant.
HoUsEw neat. young
woman city or country personal references
Mrs Cooper's agency, %. 6tn ave-. ------ 9oLn-
TI(,l+sEWORKER- Exceptionally neat, compe-
tent Young woman: good references. Mrs CUi-
iter's Agency 15T 4th ave. near 3lst 81.
ROUSEWORK ER-Youne irish Ylrl' city
reference; So. H. Miss Hofmeyers Agency
$40 9th ave. 9th floor Telephone, i52' MAG
ison Square
INFANTS NCRSE,-Conipetent young German
woman: best references: city or country wages
25-$a0 Call at Lang Boeeherer Co.'S Agency.
Az a. AZ West SD st.
.IADY'S MAID SEAMSTR RESS.-Protestant;
best references; as chambermaid. A. =;
Miss Margaret Smiths Agency, 20 Nest a-d
81. Phone 1893 Bryant
TsADY's MAID-6ierman; experienced sewer.
hairdresser and packer; city or country. pest
refs rercea, wages Sa5-s3o. Call at Lang *
Eoectsrs- Cos Agency. 49, Is, ~ West Sad Il
New-York tribune., 1910-12-11
CHAMBERMAII

COOK and AUNDRESS-Amercan woman
day week or month; excellent cook and laun-
dress; excellent reference. Cunningham, 2cs
East 56th ST.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-11

COOK LACNDRESS: CHAMBERMAID,
wAITREsS--Two girls; entire work small
Morro7v's Agency. T21 Lexington ave, cor.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-11

COOK and LAUNDRESS-By good ali round
cook. neat and respectful: good references; So
NJ. care Matthewson's Agency, SIS o;h ave Tel
New-York tribune., 1910-12-11

COOK-Geruan; first class: good baker; best
references cltv Or country; wages s35-s40 cali
az Lang & Boecherer cos Agency, As, Is, AZ
ds.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-11

HOUSEWO ORKE E1R--Competent young man: good
baker; excellent cook good waiter; private or
bachelor; speaks French and English. Nor
rows Agency. 721 Lexington ave.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-11

COUPLE-Protesta stants man, butter woman
cook. highly recommended; or do entire
,yo-t, T,-ivate family. Morrow's Agency, ~
Lexington ave. corner 0sth.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-11

! FARMLAND, SIC: Swede; good mixer and
| teamster: experienced i'll American farming;
good reference. Carl care OF MattheWson Agency
} SIS 9Th ave Tel, 37s Brvaut.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-11

and SEAMsTRESS-Compe-
tent German; assist waiting; best references;
civ or country; wages s25. Call at Lang s.
Foecherer Co 5 Agency, 43 80 II West 33d st.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-11

cbsr,hsr19Iafd and waitress: together or sepa-
rateN city or country. Cooper's Agency, 6ot 9Th
3sth
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Broadway. Rev. John AOckrilss. Vicar
Sunday services. Holy Communion 3 and ~.
Evensons. {. Week day services. o and q
New-York tribune., 1910-12-11

small Office building or private house, under
stands steam heat thoroughly; make all RS
rairs around house: handy with tools; best ref
pay for thirty days Address Roach. 21s West
81
New-York tribune., 1910-12-11

and WAITRESS-Cornpeten
young woman: city Or country mother s
leiper Mrs. Cooper's Agency, 657 9th ave, Ssth
New-York tribune., 1910-12-11

COOK-Ger1nan. first class sill around cook
take full charge: excellent references: city or
country. Julien Agency. a West 42d st. Tel
llryaUt-43SI
New-York tribune., 1910-12-11

FARMER or GARDENER-COoK and LACN-
DREsS-Young Irish couple. no children; man
Understands Ila chiusry: wife cook. IaundreSS;
vel recommended. Carpenters Agency. 154 9th
New-York tribune., 1910-12-11

USEFUL MAN---S20: German; gentleman $
country place; horses, cows. chickens. etc;
SIS 6th ave. Tel. 37S Bryant.
usEFUL. MAN-Young. strong. Willing swede:
New-York tribune., 1910-12-11

! Goa N-GARDENER-Young German Prot
| esranr neat, efficient; highest references Mrs.
! Kernaghan's Agency, S44 9Th ave Phone 6S3
New-York tribune., 1910-12-11

- DRESS. tcr Tar-ytovn. Catholic institu-
.uon; good, steady rosifion AID good horne.
ss-5 Age1c.- 72l Lexington ave, corner
New-York tribune., 1910-12-11
LADIES' TAILORING

TWELVE FRENCH imported models for
al Io~ prices Special prices now or tai
made suits Guslieir.O Company. as Wesr sd
New-York tribune., 1910-12-11

INVERNESS. English. for child. good
Nssss. must have good references- Industrial
-.rs2e'zJion Employment AgeEc.. Il West 42d St
Pasae 52I0 B-vzuf
New-York tribune., 1910-12-11

H1-et tNORK-Wsuted. respectable elderly
woman Cor holsework IN email family one
Nse-r1lg good home preferable 10 high wages;
--Sllsrs1les. Ellls 2765 Cresrcn ave. between
New-York tribune., 1910-12-11

| COUPLE; butler and useful man; cook, house
worker: young: Danish. 10 children; thoroughly
/ reliable: excellent references. Osterbergs Agen-
! c.. is Lexington ave. Tel. 1855 Plaza.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-11
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.
WAITRESS and PARLORMAIDI-Corlrete
Young girl best references; city or country:
wages S25 Cal! ar Lang & BOecherer Co. 3
Agency As, 40. AZ West 33d 81.
WANTEp-Position as managing hoUsekeep-
or in gentIeman's home or institution thor
oughIy experienced. highest references. l.
NJ Box so Tribune Office.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
ToITd ST 10I west, corner Morninyside ave
Loft light from sll sides: 5.Oee square
feet space: elevator service: power IL desired;
low rent Porhe- Il CO. 1"s West 24th ST
New-York tribune., 1910-12-11

eli .AfRERMAID and WAITRr5Sss-Scotch Prot
estart: neat. competent, obliging young wonl-
an: good references: city or country. Mrs Col
lier's Agency, 4J7 4Jh ave.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-11

COr-PLE-Be!gians; useful, butler and cook
or chamberInai6 d. Miss Hofmayer
Agency 3.0-322 9th ave. eth floor TeIe-
rhone 4527 Madison Square.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-11
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female

LADYS MAID-EugIish excellent seam
stress hairdressing, etc; excellent refer
ences. city country: S25-$30. Industrial
Association Emp soynlent Agency, II West
42d. Phone. 521O BRYANT.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-11

LANITOR superintendent, German, wishes
elevator or high class apartment house;
electricity steam, hot water; general repairs;
own tools; good references Schaper. e264 eth
New-York tribune., 1910-12-11

Interesting side trips, inc rail TO Panama Canal
Passenger Offices, Bway (TeI. 2100 Rector1
and Pier 81. n r. West 23d St. =. ".
New-York tribune., 1910-12-11

Al=IDS traoj. lacenlakers: good pay
eo1<ay worE. arrivals considered Nor
RS Agency. FL lexington ave. corner 5sth.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-11

COUPLE.-C1entleman' place in country: man
farmer; wife first class cook. I41 East 57th St
New-York tribune., 1910-12-11

n1sr ne experienced and have good references:
sly IA oIa-tty- Industrial Association Employ
,n4-t agency. L West s2d s..
New-York tribune., 1910-12-11

$50: German: butler and useful man ;
wife good cook and ia1zndress; GOOD reference
Hans, care Matthevson Agency, SIS 9th ave
New-York tribune., 1910-12-11

40 70 81. good refersnoes Industr.ai AS
:Fs1 :,~oI Et-LlnIloymeHt agency. II West z2d 81
New-York tribune., 1910-12-11

Mn Erante6; must be willing 10 learn I'D ca
-sble c. aching representative: no can-
-essf-E OF soliciting. good income assured Ad-
dress National Cooperative Realty Co. 1882
Na-zea Euildi1g. Washington. D. C.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-11

-. sEys ofsBEF5-CIty: three IN Family. SIS.
g, Rom 2oT.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-11

80 = : 1sEss and ClIAABERMATD- FOR Ridge
c. '-9tlh-: Tires IN family: s25 Miss Fftz-
r. trs, employment Bureau sG3 sth ave; en-
New-York tribune., 1910-12-11

80 & > MAID, for Washington: Tor LAZY
-; ent-ance q 80 81
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A eslalsr Yam,

of William AsSuells u : saYltal
sDsakses . qualify which Aas nsde
him GRoesAinslyl Dopulass at sosssty
llaAseA h oaes told a amusing
story. q IN annual 0outA African din.
neg. about Cir Harry amith, Who. II
Aaye gone By. was oommandant ana
governor ct the Cape. The supply
from home. and necsssariss q iii
kinds for the soldiers, was generally
sadly deficient and the men were oft.
On ina pitiable plight In the way Of
clothing. There was, consequently.
much discomfort So Sir Harry had
them on parade, said some pleasant
things to them. complimented them
on their soldierly appearance. told
them what splendid fellows they were.
talked Of the service they had seen
together, and SO forth. When he had
finished. an old sergeant stepped for.
ward, saluted. and remarked: Thank
you Sir AIRY, beg pardon, Sir AIRY.
but we don't want no CANNON. we
want boots
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Title Of Esquire"

Esquire dated back to the days
when the Greeks and Romans were in
the heydey Of their existence. The
armor bearers who served as attend
ants of the knights by way of body
guard were called esquires. Later, in
England the king created esquires by
placing collars about their necks and
bestowing upon them pairs of silver
spurs. The title has never lapsed in
that country. There are now legally
esquires by heritage, by creation, or
by virtue of the holding of some Of
fee.
In this country the title has come
into general use simply by courtesy,
but 1t must be admitted that it Is q
very fimsy excuse for It's adoption
In England there Is disposition to
use 1t as applying to men not engaged
In trade. . Il.
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TO RESTORE OPAL TO FAVOR
Jewellers Plan to Remove silly Super
stItion Connected with BeautI.
full Stone. 81.

The tendency Of late to rid the opal
Of the foolish superstition that has
chung to 1t for SO many years is the
result of reform movement begun by
the jewelers. and art workers who ap.
preciate its great beauty. At first the
opal was not considered to be in any
way connected with misfortune, but
was supposed to embody all the vir-
tues of the other stones, as it con.
tanned all their colors. 1t was also be-
lieved to share with the turquoise the
sympathetic power of revealing the
owners state Of health. II 1t turned
pale the owner was Ill. and II 1t brigh.
tened up perceptibly he was on the
road to recovery. @
The opal's reputation for misfortune
dates back about nix or seven centur.
ies. when It was used In the crown Of
. reiGninx prince. Through some
chemical process tho stones began "a
contract and nnslly dwindlsd away
and tell ost Of their setting. This I'D
omen. followed III, tha destrsetioa Of
the principally. resulted "a the con.
Asmnation Of tho Opal.
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SPENDS MILLIONS ON HORSES
Germany; Leads the World In lmpor
tatlon- Chiefly for Drauoht
4 Purposes.

From some statistics published re-
comfy BY M. Ruan. the German min.
lister Of agriculture. the land Of the
kaiser leads the world In the matter
Of importing horses. In case of war
the Germans are bound that they will
b. IN possession {of = liberal supply Of
horses. For the last three years
there has been . slight decrease. the
cause being that home breeders are
doing well. In 1903 Germany i'm
ported $4,000 horses at . cost Of $780,
100000. Most Of the imports were
made for draught purposes; light
draught horses numbered 43,500 and
were Of the value Of 34.500,000. The
heavy draught horses numbered 49,
500 and were of the value of 100000
900. Supplies of the former class
were drawn principally from Russia.
which sent 30,225 head; then came the
Netherlands, with 9,024, Austria and
Hungary accounted for 2,525, Den
mark for ACT, and the rest were drawn
from France and Belgium. The heav-
lest Of the draught horses were main
ly supplied from Belgium, 10000 be-
ing imported at an average price Of
1910. Denmark delivered 5000,
France 5,s47, Austria and Hungary
1859, Russia 2,051, the Netherlands
ga and England only 125. In 1908
Germany imported 267 halfbred sires
at an average cost of $1,000, most of
them being from Belgium. Saddle
horses are put down as numbering
1862. Of which Austria supplied 2.946.
against 1927 from England. These
latter figures include the thorough
breds The favortte market for cheap
horses for Germany has been Russia,
which country supplied 1855 at IN
average cost Of SIS. ss,.-,.
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TWO People a. Least Who Eallsd co.
See Any Humer In the sit-
ustIon. q

Il was train coming through
southern Wisconsin. On board was
one Of those impromptu comedy
crowds from the! tall grass that hadn't
any idea It was funny. One woman
suddenly descended on her husband
With the thrilling Inquiry:
Il dunno" spw sa tho husband.
Well, you ~ It l8st."
Didn't nsithsr." ~ 3
You did. too. and you've got to ct
busy nndin' It. bet it's up forred
there where We was a.settin' before
we come back hyer."
More growls from the husband. who
was sleepy
you got t'help me hunt It. anyway. /"
She took him and went forward,
peering under the seats All up and
down the aisle they went, searching
vainly. The more uncomfortable the
STOPPING made her the madden and
worse excited the woman got and the
worse her husband growled.
/ Finally she began poking under the
seats to see if she could touch the
umbrella in some recess beyond her
vision.
A girl with blue feather in her
hat, who had been timidly watching
the performance and showing a blush.
Ing tendency to interrupt, could con-
tain herself no longer.
What's that you're poking under
the seat with-isn't that the lost UNI.
brella?" she asked. as
The woman Strengthened UP, gsve
one look at the tightly graspsd instru-
msnt. and snapped out: Eyes. It Isl"
She said It Just ~ II 1t had been the
fault Of the girl With the blue feather
In her hat. %al E1 W. }>" 4,