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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-17

- Zival Pile dokler je zeina.
Clovek, ki je krona. .zivih hitii ma
naSem planetu. pa pie, dokler mu
zelodec ne odpove sluzbe. - Da.
da! Clovek, najviSje bite ma sve-
tn zakoplje veGkrat svoio pamet
blato.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-17

- NaSlednji dogodek dokazu-
ie, kako kapitalisti briieio norce
iz delavcev.
Neki delavec prosi della. Bos mu
odgovori da nina della. Delavec
prosi nadalje. Nazadnje Sc pa bOs
poredno nasmeje in recc: "Malo
pocakaj! Morda katerega vbije,
potem pa prides ii ma vrsto."
Komentar nepotreben
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-17

- Delavska kri Sc spremcni V
zlato "a kapitaliste, kedar jo pi-
jejo stroll, peel, premogokopi, XII
so lastnina kapitalistov.
SIS.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-17

- Ako bi delavci wee misili "a
sebe, hi delali mani. Ker pa no.
ceJo rabbit svojih mozganov sebi
korlst, morajo pa misliti in de-
lati "a druge.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-17

- Delavci so Ameriki isto ta-
ko ma trgu kot suha roba ma
kranjskem. To posebno velja "a
delavce, ki pridejo IL Europe v
Ameriko. Pred tvorniSkimi vrati
stojijo po cele armade. Bos Sc
prikaze med vrati in bistrim
okom opazuje armada, dokler ne
zagleda najbolj krepkega V Mi.
Nami2ne mu $ prstOm, potrka ga
Pc raml, potem ga pa odzene
klavnicO - tvornico.
NrSi Sc vse kot ma kranjskem
semnju.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-17
Nameravan dohodninski ma.

rascajoc davek bo kmalu spal
spanje pravicnega med stare IN
obrabljeno saro.
Kongres je res zagOvarjal nara
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-17
Stew. NO. 140.
SplOSen pregled.

Kedar socialist govorijo in
pisejo gospodarskih interesih
delavcey, takrat pravijo zofistitni
ideologi V sluabi kapitalistov, da
clovek ne zivi lie kruhu, da Glo-
veku ne sine biti zelodec vse.
AkO pa socialist skuSajo ozivi-
ii delavcih ideale. tedaj prideio
isti zofisti in pravijo. da Sc od ide-
ALLOW ne more nasititi noben Glo-
vek. Ljudje prakticnimi misli
imajO raise vrabca roki kot pa
goloba ma strehi. In take ljudi po-
trebujemo danes.
Mi Sc pa TEN zofistom smeje-
mo. ker ucimo oboje: Clovek mo-
ia skrbeti Ia telo in duSevno hra-
no.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-17
Kako nesramno izkoriScaj j,

kapitalisti delavke V tvornicah in
delavnicah. dokazujejo te lie po-
datki Chicago:
Perice. ki likajo modrce" in
delaio 10 ur ma dan sedem fun
tov tezkim likalom zasluziio ma
teden $3.50. Sivilia. Xxi silva gum
be, dobi "a dvanajst gumbov en-
cent. Neka druga robi modrce.
Vsaki dan iih zarobi 81 ducatov.
"a kar dobi pet dolarjev place ma
teden. Cd teh kryavo zasluzenih
centov morajO pa Sc placevati ele-
ktricno silo. zlomljene igle. jer-
mena pri Sivalnem stroju it'd.
V dotiGni tvornici della dvesto
deklet in zena Zasluzek je slab V
vseh oddelkih. Made delavke "a
sluzijo le po tri do Stiri dolarje ma
teden. V tvornici delajo vdove. Xxi
morajo prezivljati svojo nedoras-
10 deco in dekleta. Xxi podpirajo
svoje strariSe ali svOje mladoletne
brate in sestre.
To je slika IL enc tvornice. In
koliko takih tvornic jc Chicago
Ma stotine!
In kapitalistov ne oblije rdeci-
ca sramu, kadar stopijo cerkev
in Sc zahvaljujcjo svojemu Bogu,
da Jim je "dal" vsega dosti. Ia
XII kapitalisti so podobni razboj-
nixon, Xxi vderejo cerkev in pro-
sijo svojega Boga, da bi rop zvr-
sill srecno. Pc koncani molitvi pa
oropajo cerkev. vlomijo V pusci-
co, poberejo kelhe, mostrance, in
sploh vse, kar reprezentira vred-
most in nj pribito devetindevet-
desetimi zeblji ma steno.
" Ilinoiski dezelni zbornici
je prislo do necuvanega skanda-
la. Diva poslanca sta HJavila, da
ju je Lorimer podkupil, da sta
glasovala "a NIGGA pri izvolitvi
senatorjem. Nadalje sta povedala,
da so podkupnino sprejeli tudi
drugi demokratski in republican
ski poslanci. Tia izjava je vcinko-
vala kot bomba Use Zahteva pre-
iskavo.
Smesno!
arm Sc Lorimer boji preiskave ?
Kajse! Lorimer dobro We, da Sc
mu uradno ne more dokazati mic,
ker Sc mu ne SINE. TT ljudje majo
drug druzega roki. Ako bi Sc jih
tehtalo, nasli bi vse prelahke. Sal
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-17

V Gem Sc locijo Indiianci in
bell delavci? Indijanci nastopijo
"a svoje koristi povsod skupno in
slozno. Delavci Sc pa ne zaveda-
jo. da V slogi je moe.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-17
= v New Yorku so nekatel

v New Yorku so nekateri
milijonarji spodili Stevce ia liud-
sko stetje il Jim odrekli, poroci-
10 vsakersne vrste. Do danes Sc
MISC porocali casniki. da so tie "a
smehovalce zakona tudi zaprli. A
najbrz Sc Jim ne bo zgodilo mic.
Ako bi delavci zvrSili kaj tace-
ker Sc zakon glasi. da mora ysak-
do odgovarjati ma vpraSanja I'VE
Zinega uradnika.
Millionaire Sc pa he zmenijo "a
zakone, sal imajo sodnike in dr.
zavnozborske poslance, ki so po
njih milosti prisli do teh NEST.
Ali delavci Sc res niso siti tie
igre in noGejo pri volitvah pome-
sti zelezno metlo?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-17

- L. Pittsburgh, Pa. poroGajo,
da je glavni slepar. imenom Klein
ki je najbolj globoko ril NEST
mem blatu korupcije. zaprosil, da
Sc ga IL tamoSnje jeGe premesti V
drugo. ker so Sc sojetniki zarotili
usmrtiti ga.
IL porocila pa lahko vsakdo
razvidi. da ia zloGinec nina niti
zlocinske casti. .Tetniki so koj pr
vi dan pronaSli. da igra ulogo Spi-
Jona. In nastopili so proti MENU.
kot Sc nastopa proti Spijonom.
AmeriSki politicni zloGinci te
vrste so moralnem oziru Sc da-
lee "a navadnimi hudodelci - ca.
stnimi rOparji in tolovaii.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-17

PAZITE!
ma stevilko " oklepaju-
vi SO nahaia poles va
sega naslova. prilepIie-
Mega sPodai ali
ma ovitku. Ako I4D
ie stevilka
tedat vam s prihodnio
stevilko nasega lista po-
teco narocnina. Prosi-
mo ponovite 10 takoj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-17

" New Yorku brezvestni liu-
die prodajajo mlada dekleta kot
navadno blago. To je ma steno
pribila pravkar Specielna velika
porota. Izjavila je, da je neki Geo.
y. Miller. bivsi vladni agent, ki
je leta 1907 bill glede naseljevan-
ia vzluzben "a kongresni komitej
in XII je sedaj vposlen kot tajni
policaj "a drzavnega pravdnika V
tel preiskavi, placal "a lido Green
berg in Gusto Ehrlich $40 neke-
mu lie insonu, "a Alice Hilton in
Belle Woods pa $120 nekemu Mo-
re-tu. TIA dekleta so prodajali V
hiso sramote ali pa pohotnezem.
Tako zgleda prakticna morala V
tel kapitalisticni republiki. V re-
publiki zijajo hinavci, prohibicio-
nisti in potuhnenci raznih vrst ma
vse grlo. Vzlic temu pa prodajajo
New Yorku mlada dekleta kot
stare cevlje ali krompir.
Umetno gojijo ma ia nacin pro-
stitucijo. Zdaj pa hOeejo to zlo IL
trebiti pomocjo velike porote.
Smesnol Ali Sc da tako zlo splOh
uniciti pomocjo sodisc.
v gospodarskih razmerah je
treba iskati vzroke "a prOstituci-
jo. Glejmo zivljenje brez naocni-
kov in videli bono, da ma tisoce
mladih deklet della "a tako nizko
place, da ne more plaeevati stana-
rine, hraniti in oblaciti Sc. To so
vzroki, XII vodijo mlada dekleta v
hiSO sramote.
Ako hocemo odstraniti prostl-
tucijo, tedaj moramo V prvi vrstl
spremeniti danasnje krivicne IN
bolne gospodarske razmere. ka-
pitalisticna druzba je kriva, da
imamo prostitucijo, "a to V inte-
.o.,, ,,,orolo rron niof
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-17

List Ia koristi delav-
skega lIudstva. Delav-
CT so opraviceni do
vsega lar produciraio.
This paper is devoted
TO the interests of the
workins class. Work.
ers are entitled 10 all
what tn ey produce.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-02
RICHMOND PALLADIUM sUNTELEGRAM. ocroBER

be stalled and fed free Of charge by
the Fall Festival committee, 20 that
every inducement has been held out
to the horse owners to enter their
animals. In addition to the cash
prizes to be given there win be rib
hons awarded In the sweepstake CON
tests. The general classes include
practically all that are usual in en-
hibitions of this nature at the state
and county fairs. Mules are recog-
mixed ~ well ~ horses Prizes Of
S. and s. are offered for first and
second on the best double farm team.
this being confined to Wayne county.
There are q number Of premiums pro-
vided for Shetland ponies.
Thomas p. Butler. who il chairman
Of the horse show department. has
secured the services of Henry Davis.
Of Greenville. o.. to judge the draft
horses and mules, and Charles Smell
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-02
Horse Show VIII be Best Ever
Held in This Section Of State

II there 10 anything that appeals to
the ordinary American citizen. that
enlists his interest and admiration, It
II good horse. Tho community In
which We i've II no exception to this
rule and II 10 for this reason that the
MANAGEMENT OF the FAN Festival has
undertaken TO provide for exhibition
to be found In this section. and that
they have done 20 will be quite ap-
parent when It 10 stated that the num-
Der will run to one hundred and Afty
and that the number who will have
horses entered will be Ut least sew.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-02

OF Union City. Ind. to Judge the
Hight horses. roadsters and general
purpose horses. All the animals en-
tered will take part In the agricult-
ural parade. which IL to move on the
morning Of the opening day Of the
festival. It being the intention for It
TO start at $50. On Friday al the
premium stock will be paraded on
North Tenth street for the purpose Of
awarding ribbons in the sweepstakes.
Below ID given = list of those who
have entered horses:
J. A. House. New Hope. O.. tR n.
81: Bert HAWKING. Richmond: Earl
Hinton. Glenwood. Ind: Charles
Jones, Richmond: J. H. Johnson.
Richmond: Carlos Johanning. Rich
mond; Mark Johanning. Richmond:
Jack Knollenberg. New Paris. Frank
Lackey, Richmond: Clint Markley.
Richmond. tR. r 81; Homer Morris
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-02

son. New Parts: D. b. Medsari4 Cen
terville: ]. II. Menke. Richmond; 2.
Z. Norris, Richmond. tR- 3. ~; Mont
Norris. Richmond (R- r. ~: Ben
Norris. Richmond CIR, RI; 2. J.
Oxias. Eaton. o.: Webb Pyle. Rich
mond: Herbert Brinkley. Greensfork.
H(R. r. III: George r. Builerdick.
Richmond: John p Baker. Spartans-
burg: r. w. Bennett. Richmond: +.
N. Clevenger. centerville. Dorothy
Cook. Richmond. r. p. Collins. Web.
ster IN. r. 25): Carl J. Cook. Rich
mond tR. r. 5): II. A. Dennis. Rich
mond. Doan 4 Klnte. Richmond; Rus.
sell r. Doren. Richmond tR- RI: n,
III Elrite. Richmond; Bart Eubank,
Richmond: Walter Farlow. Richmond
tR. r. 81: Everett Hawekotte, Rich.
mond: E. Kuchley. Richmond: i. Il.
Hosier. Greensboro (R- r. al: Robin,
son 4 Co. Richmond: Walter =
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-02

enty-nve. At the time this story was
written. Friday evening there had
been about one hundred and twenty
I'VE entries BY nifty owners. and they
were still coming in, many being ex-
pected a. late ~ next Tuesday. 20
that q complete list cannot now be
given. This large Aeld Of horses
means that every lover Of . horse
win nnd 1t well worth his time to
spend . portion Of this week in the
vicinity Of North Tenth street where
the exhibition win be held.
Liberal prises have been offered in
this department and all horses will
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-02
COME take RIDE
ON BIG GAS BAG
Captive Balloon win Be One Of
the. Best Features Il
the Festival.
CAN SEE ENTIRE COUNTY
FAMOUS BALLOON "lNoiANA."
WITH THE NOTED PILOT, HAR.
nv M'ollL, WILL TAKE Pas
egNogRo TO CLOUDS.

No doubt. dear reader. you have
long thought what . nice thing It
would be to 90 up In . balloon. pro-
vidsd you were real sure you were
coming back TO that dear old Mother
Earth whole In life and limb. Well
you are going to have . chance to do
that very thing and there II not one
chance In . million but that you will
be able to come back and tell your
friends about II, for the balloon that
We are talking about II to be fastened
1t one end-ths important end. too.
which 10 to say IL win be firmly At
tachsd to terra Arma.
This 10 all by way OF saying that
one Of the big features at the hippo.
drome grounds this week will be .
captive balloon. This 10 not the only
balloon In captivity. nor the only one
loon with an interesting past. be-
cause Il II the ''Indiana" In which Carl
Fisher OF Indianapolis. made an A.
cent and almost forgot to come back
that II he broke the endurance rec.
ord BY remaining longer in the air
than any other balloonist has been
able 70 do. The Indiana II designed
10 carry from ave to ten passengers
1t each trip and II II thought It will
be q popular source OF amusement.
afIording the unusual opportunity to
make . balloon ascension and to get
Q view Of the surrounding territory
that could not be equalled in any 9TH
Or way. At one place where the bal
loon was used In this way thirteen
hundred people patronised it
oas Capacity Great.
The capacity Of the "rndiana" % to
the amountof gas II contains may be
gained from the statement that Il
takes $1,000 cubic feet 20 initiate It.
Il 70 much larger than the balloon
that was used 1t the Dayton festival.
and which could not be secured for
Richmond because the owners desired
to sell &c rather than 20 rent Il. When
probably one thousand feet. Il 10 said
that Il can b seen for . distance Of
more than twenty-five miles and It
should prove Q good advertisement for
the festival The balloon will be-
ready By Tuesday and may be given .
trial ON Monday evening. Il 10 the
Intention to take three Newspaper
men up In the initial trip and to lose
them IL possible. AZ any rate 1t IL
felt that II the balloon comes success
fully through this first trip with .
cargo of that kind. It can be safely
trusted BY the general public.
The balloon will be In charge of
Harry Mc0ill. who has had long and
interesting experience with air craft
Of THE nature He has participated
On many races and exhibition flights
and was at one time In the employ Of
the Nicaraguan government. McGill
10 expected to reach here from Louis
villo. Ky. ON Monday with the bal.
loon and the work Of putting II into
commission Mn b started immediate
".
The Fan Festival management be.
lieves that In securing the captive
balloon Il 10 bringing to Richmond an
oxceodingly interesting feature that
viii appeal 20 hundreds Of those who
Visit the hippodrome grounds.
Thsso = - os1Seaae - go anA q - sans
SSSiS ~ soaSfve e1sS ~ IN tSio0asSa aFisi1S
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26

and Wright: p. S. 50. Manhattan bernstein.
BssAnsky, Susenan and Gerniizer). second: p.
and PaIsnscar1. third: p s a. Manhattan de
Tacoma. Lehrer. Reali and RosenblatD, fourth
Time. 1:46 i-5.
44o-yard relay 900 pound ciass,-won by p
Loffus): p s. 49, Manhattan (Matthews. Gold
asnbstten s5 sohen sno stes Esenstsdt and
Cohen). third; p s. 10. The Bronx CHASER.
Muivey, Bonaparte and Alston). fourth Time,
o:5s4.
x TrahE sR S S Pnap feet inehes
os1isn NJ p s. n Manhattan, and c. Friedrichs.
P. S. 20 Manhattan. tied for second. with feet
inches.
J. fs Ensiander. P. s. Il. Manhattan 05 feet 81
inciles5: E Gordon. P. s. So. Manhattan "a feet
msnhsttsn az feet inche.), third; b. Kushner.
P. S. 81 Manhattan Qs feet 10. inches) fourth
Running high jump 600 pound elsss)n"on Jon. oy
inches: n. Miniz, p. s "a. Manhattan q feet
ehes seGend X ,s,lS starr osn5sb s ss nsnestisn M
Manhattan "a feet 8 inchesl. fourth
Running broad Jump doo pound ciass.wGnI ns s.es II
sy p shptne 80 ,S aannan Rnaosn i rs fee feet
incses}. % second: j. Fritz. r. S. s.. Msnhattasn az
gs feet ~ s ,sshes sss inehs. shs fourth me'
by hshsSGSRa skiioR,. shP. g. sTosSIyn 9 Zee; loA
nsbss ,ss a ..c1a9: sspla%s g. o.ey 3 81 q
n yeei ipches third: z. Warterson, r. .. TO-
MaIh titan. 32 feet !. inch fourth
Rrnains broad jump dd67pound eisssl1moa tsn,
IL inches: II Thornbusy 5.,:1:oIa - Ma1has. p 3
tan. IL feet inches seeonn; nhes third. a BECK
p @ III. bronx 10 feet sn;ntea S iaShes weisS1 h9S
INelEe oWsj,v p s. r. The Bronx. 3S feet II
,nehss Lvnson e f.. afaea,.assl Ereas 81 is FEET
pee i:ssaf thEa E Paul ikssdo g Manhattan 81
feet = inch hieh ios'' UNLIMITED weight elassIwon
staiser IS grookIs, ,s.t ii ffeh inesss a sh,rd:
Is Hsxsr ss,,. r. 8 ea. Brooklyn. feet II inca~'
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
HARVARD MEETS YALE HERE
Deciding Game Will Be Played
on the Hilltop Tuesday.

AS has been the case for the last three
years. q third HaYvard-Yale baseball game
is necessary this year TO decide which OF
these ancient rivals is superior on the dia-
ulond- The deciding match of the series
viii be played at American League Park on
Tuesday, and the battle between the Grim
son and the Blue promises to be hard
fought the recent struggle between
Princeton and Yale on the hilltop grounds.
Yale easily won the first game from Har-
ward last Tuesday, the score being II TO s,
but on Thursday the Crimson team found
itself, and, with Hicks pitching. turned the
tables On the Ellis, winning by a score of 8
to 2 Hicks will again twirl for the Cam
bridge coleSians on Tuesday, while for
the Yalensisns either Tommers or Murfey
viii do the pitching.
The game WILL begin at s:so o'clock
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
FLOCK TO GAMES
-Ueo Compete in Public
'~'ol Championships.

- oi Pubic School q carried
oahHer az the postponed eIe-
~ championships which were
s REID The Bronx, yester-
-nstsn school accumulated
''lh1s' Public School 50, Of
!, : second, with %, while Pub
,.. .--<hnattso, and Public School
we're both tied for third
: Points each.
1aca throughout the atternoo,
g Keen, five hundred BOYS.
- oozen schools Of the five
Of Public School 5. o. Man
-, @ le6-yard dash In II sec
-, on to q good start n
e. Gained a slight sdvan,-
~ s Cher Competitors. The
neck and neck. but In
Goodwin won by a few
q scored more ths, half
-, y Capturing the three relay
"a .s after stubborn contests.
So assnd youngsters .ncircled
|s r.. 'eSioes spplaudins heir
|1ss Kept busy driving away
'sass fellow.
s,gOund cisss,-won nv 7
IA. SO. ssh haitian; J. Hannah. p.
GiI. J. Pouoke y q
Is . foley. P. S. 10. fourth.
/ e S pound c,,,,,-uo.
:. seaoas "a. / sanuels. p. s.
=~Sn bsssecher, p. 6. 10.
Tine 1eeT or p S 81, Man
Ess. s Sc lcnhc clsss)-wm by
-ssn, sto,rs rshssttzn; D. Levy. y.
~re: Q Z Wilson. p. s. i
sr,e. 6sssedist, p s. 30. Man,
1sllri'fs s.ss.A, weigh, cles.,-w.n
ss ts',s q; second; F Lsrnsr :, .'n- 3
Tine. 6:ii sns~. P. s. o Brook-
!siss s Sis7sssas isf.sssass: els.D-won BY p.
-, g s.Nts Brown
Q sn,,s.s s Manhattan Kras R kAns s.,s and
=. g..so, goss.o,, second: P. S Is' Mshsn. asn.
r: Pssssy. karksteJn % an
'@s sss 9 u Y, Brooxlyn ~ ana
Koran. foor1h. 'HHyns' Tsyes
[s- ID Hsene clsss,-won hv p
S. sse i Manhattan PI.,aI1so aearn.n
6 q ssoscrick. KIM. gipn,.~ +; sad :;
sss eu.r.,.a Time. o:si Is I,0'n0h'
Ssnsth. tSus.,. ss..,-woa g-.a
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
fN'sEIsf VICTORY
~ Manhattan Cricket
1s 1sar, suseum's'
[nsuRs1 is Defeated
| :, Briggs, for Richmond
Fl ., a;ves opposing Men
first Tumble.

:, ,be Metropolitan District
si'sis y championship an series were re
ls.sss ..ssy ct prospect PARK ARK anco,nn a@a m
'''s,"-. a'-,s fine scoring was accom-
| hsa no difficulty in defeat
Tssk Manhattan ,1.',a team, 4rO ~n,en raen
- sssnraIcspped by being tive, TWO men men
s,oosp s. ssins registered before re-, a
ON .r5 when they reached a 'o,al s
sslurs o 81 closed. J. L. Power oysr.'',1s WAS
s s'l's and played more carefully n
y so.t, : but c, A: ' Worm an ano a =,
= 1rr sor~ for ss and 20. not out. re-
.s,'i,s 2. soxling honOrs were shared
81 3. RushtOn, each .,., OF wh0m na
r'sss;s. the formers costing =
s',ns,s' : 1,sre registered eff the latter.
2. ',.s1, s ". stiles PLAYED well for
/ ..,ias put on Is and J. CTit'hlO~
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
FLORIDA LAND

Statesmen who invest 100000 or more
can get in on a syndicate now organizing to
take over one of the best propositions in the
who are equal to the occasion and know
good thing when they see it. Address FLOR
IDA LAND, Of Nelson Chesman & Co.,
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
LOST BAN<ROOkS

BANKBOOK NO al ESQ OF the Union Dina
savings Bank is missing ANY person bav-
ing a claim 20 II is hereby called upon to pre-
sent the same within ten days or submit 20
issued.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
MANHATTAN

u..~e-ed its first defeat in a
=. when il encountered
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New-York tribune., 1910-06-26

1T is the sensation OF the age and sells on sight
Retail price is one dime for one complete safety
razor with one highest grade Shefheld steel blade,
packed in neat tube; extra blades sold, 3
blades neatly packed In oil paper. dime.
thousands are being used now TO the satisfaction
the users as demonstrated by numberiess testi-
monials Arrangements for exclusive territory
and highly lucrative agencies can be made.
intel irrational Safety Razor Co., 124-152 White
ST. New York
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
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sdzTso 10 r c. II. Browne; G
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New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
WORK WANTED.

4 Male
JAPANESE E,,. EsIIat,. .,,..,
sness servants furnished 70 " private families;
references investigated
BOOK A. s. p. Box 22.
BooKKEEPER-Ten years experience; desires
to change present position: expert double entry
and safety syssem 5eis reference snS seaoy
CAPABLE young lawyer Gnarried) desires posi-
ton as private secretary that viii afford hin,
an opportunity to practice. Attorney, Box ~,
Tribune Office.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; aged "a; experienced
or Flat, Locomobile. Peerless: excellent refer
| ences; shop reference; wages moderate J. f
| Cox. 349 Park ave.
| understands all machines: careful driver; ref,
erences. McCalum's Bureau. cor. 31st St and
4th ave. Tel. 5706-Madison So. -
cHAUFFauRWith private family 1ai, dsver ,9Oer
do repairs: on both foreign and domestic
cars best written and s as, aa s
| HAUFFEUR--Empoyer in Europe; married:
| mechanic; years with present employer e
| s.. Tribune Uptown Office. 1864 Broadway:
CHAUFFEUR-Wishes position: family going
abroad Inquire Masholu Garage. ITO East
10th St
EXPERIENCED sTENOGRAPHER and gem
Commercial High School Brooklyn; good ref
erence. Nicholas Ruggiero. 2so7 West 18th st.
MECHANICAL. DRAFTSMAN.-23; German;
pig years shop and years drafting ex-
perience in structural steel work. NJ D.. Box
q, Tribune Office
sTENoGRAPHER, experienced. Is years. de-
sires position with future in view. Terry, 24f
East ed St
SUPERINTENDENT for gentleman's country
estate; experienced only. Winthrop Bureau
IS West 3sth st.
TRAVELLER.-An NJ. D., experienced In detail
work., is open for offer in medical detail
work or chemical sales: must be in highest class:
first class credentials.
C. B. K, Box %. Tribune Ofica
WINDOW and house cleaning at reasonable
rates. Acmen, 322 West 59th st.
YOUNG MAN 2s executive ability, bright. well
educated good penman and correspondent;
reasonable salary; best reference. E Schin, 9Sl
Park
YOUNG MAN Qs) thoroughly experienced |
office assistant EIliott-Fisher operator and |
bookkeeper; can furnish best references. BOX |
E. L. No 9. Tribune Office.
Female. |
sonabIe rates. SO William ST.. Room s13- |
Phone 4206-John |
SWELL, DRESSMAKER established at present;
expert filter; original designer; out by day
part of time in exchange for board or room city |
country. Address Opportunity. Tribune Uptown
Office. 1854 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

LARGE, SUNNY CORNER ROOM. running
water. private family: beautiful location. facing
the Hudson. telephone. Harrison, 215 West lOisc
ST. Telephone 60OO-Riverside