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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-01-15

me that Tom started the day the re-
port was returned and was still go
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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-01-15
lowan Found Dead in Bed.

Valley Junction, Jan. 14-(SpeciaD
Brown, aged AZ, was found
dead in bed today. The coroner is
making an investigation
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-01-15

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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-02-17

states that the Vessey administration
has not been extravagant in the eXpen-
diture of the states money.
For the benefit of those who believe
that Mr.. Crawford and the insurgent
press are not willfully misrepresent-
ing facts when they state that the
Vessey administration has not been
eXtravagant, we herewith publish a
tabulated statement showing how the
taxes for state purposes have been
increased in Day county since Governor
Elrod was deposed and the Crawford
Vessey machine assumed control of the
states affairs. Every township in the
county is represented in this table, and
it will be of interest to every taxpayer
to note how their taxes for state pur-
poses have been increased under our
reform" administration:
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-02-17
FACTS AND FIGURES FOR THE FARMERS
Showing How The Day County Farmers Are Effect
ed BY The Extravaganza and Mismanage-
ment of Our "RefOrm" Administrations

Coe |. Crawford, the leader of the
reform" element in this state, recent
ly came out with an article in the
insurgent papers in which he charged
the stalwarts with willful misrepresen-
tation in regard to the extravaganza of
the Wesley administration, and makes
the statement that the so-called pro
gressives' have not been eXtravagent
in their administration of state affairs.
1t will be remembered that Mr.. Craw-
ford made the same statement two
years ago, and also stated that the
Performers" were not piling up state
debt but the past two years have proven
that Mr.. Crawford and his reform band
We're the ones who were misrepresenting
the facts, and every tax payer in the
state knows that Crawford is again
INDUCING in Misrepresentation when he
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-02-17
AN OLD-TIME BLIZZARD
Traffic ON All Railroads Tied
Up Four Days. The Worst
Storm of the Season.

One Of the worst billiards. that has
visited the northwest for several years
struck here Monday morning and con
tinued until Tuesday night. The storm
was accompanied by heavy northeast
wind which piled the snow in huge
drifts, blockading the railroads, and
stopping all traffic. The storm was at
its worst Tuesday when the air was SO
filled with the driving snow that it was
impossible to see more than a few feet.
Monday afternoon the conductor of
the east-bound freight, No Is, which
was pulling a heavy load, wired the
train dispatcher from Bristol asking
permission to cut the train in two. This
was refused, and the heavy loaded train
managed to buck its way against the
storm as far as Webster. After leav-
ing Webster the train succeeded in
pushing through the drifts a couple of
miles, but finally two cars at the front
end of the train were thrown from the
track and the tie-up was on. The east
bound passenger was stalled here Mon
day night and did not pull out until
Thursday night. The west-bOund
passenger was stalled at Waubay, and
after the storm abated Tuesday night
it returned east. On Wednesday the
freight which was stuck east of town
was pulled onto the sidetrack, and the
track was cleared, but two engine, in
trying to clear the track from Waubay
to Webster, got stuck in a huge drift
and were not moved until Thursday
morning. The rotary was started out
of Aberdeen Wednesday morning, but
it broke down near James, and two
snow plows which were bucking the
drifts from the east got stuck near
Waubay. 1t is the most complete
tie-up the II. & ID. division has eXper-
inced for several years, and many old
railroad men say the storm was the
worst they ever experienced.
FFom the meager reports received it
is evident that the storm extended over
the greater portion of the northwest,
and the reports also indicate that the
loss of stock on the ranges was enor-
moGa.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-02-17
HONEST SAM" WILL AGAIN Be
THE GOVERNOR OF SOUTH DAKOTA

the friends of Elrod in the campaign.
Governor Elrod will take the stump and
make an active canvass.
Following is the text of his announce
ment:
''To the voters of South Dakota: /
am a candidate for governor, subject to
the will of the republican voters Of the
State of South Dakota at the primary
election to be held next June.
1T is certainly the spirit of the prim-
airy that the voters may have a chance
to choose their candidates from several
candidates whose names appear on the
primary ballot and when the choice is
made that should end factionalism.
Il am in favor of keeping the expen-
ditures of the state within its revenues
and of strict economy in all matters of
the state, and fully and heartily agree
with each of the principles enunciated
by the republican mass meeting held at
Huron on February LIST, 1910
IS. II. Erod "
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-02-17
:. III. ElrOd Announces
Candidacy For Guber-
material Nomination

Clark, Feb. S.-FOrmer Governor
Samuel II. Elrod of this city has an
! nOunced himself as IA candidate for gov
ernor subject to the decision of the
primaries TO be held next June. This
announcement follows promptly on the
republican conference held at Huron on
the first of February, and is in accord
ance with his endorsement by a MAORI
ty of the six hundred delegates assembl-
ed there. The announcement will at
once put stop TO all the talk in South
Dakota about an alleged "compromise"
in favor of Governor Nessey and indi-
Gates that the stalwarts intend to enter
into a systematic and enthusiastic fight
TO atone to Governor Elrod for the in
justice done him three years ago. when
after one of the best administrations
the state has ever seen, Governor EIrod
was turned down by the state conven-
ton in behalf of Coe |. Crawford.
Governor Elrod is very popular thru
out the state, and his friends believe he
will make winning fight. The pro-
gressives are divided into three fac
tons, while the stalwarts are united,
and as the difference in the last prim-
aries was only 1926 on governor and as
the stalwart strength has since been
increasing the friends of Governor
Elrod start into the fight with a feeling
of confidence
The fact that the expenses of the
state are now over 5000 a day more
than they We're when Elrod was COVER
nor and that the state tax this year is
Is large as it was for Ehod's entire
term will be used with great effect by
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-02-17
business Men to Celebrate.

The Business Mems Club of Rapid
City has begun preparations for the
annual celebration to be held in April
during the meeting of the Western
South Dakota Stockgrowers' associa-
ton, which has its headquarters at this
place. In addition to the cowboy and
Indian features the program committee
plans to have an aeroplane flying exhi-
bition if the weather conditions are
favorable
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-02-17
Surprised Their Friends.

p. j. Shea, the well known Bristol
photographer, and Miss Carrie Thomp-
son, popular young lady of Bristol,
We're married at Bryant six weeks ago,
and managed to keep their marriage a
secret until last week when they an
nounced the event to their astonished
friends.
The young people have many friends
throughout the western part of the
county who extend congratulations and
wish them the best of success.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-02-17

when they make this statement they
are again indulging in misrepresenta-
ton. Since the Performers" have had
control of the state they have increased
the states Indebtedness over $l5O,O0O
over and above the amount expended
for improvements. The states debt is
now nearly $l,OOO,OOO, $500, 900 of
which the ''reformers" are directly
responsible for. They have expended
nearly $3.50, 900 upon the state institu-
tons, but the taxes you have paid have
not been used to defray the costs Of
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-02-17

When it is taken into consideration
that every one of the tens Of thousands
of farmers in the state are obliged
to pay corresponding increase in their
taxes for state purposes it will be
readily seen that the state expenditures
under Wesley bear every ear-mark Of
extravaganza and gross mismanage-
ment.
The insurgent press will tell you that
the improvements upon our state insti-
buttons are responsible for this increase
in the taxes for state purposes, but
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-02-17
Mitchell Nav Get College

A dozen representatives of the Sew.
euth Day Adventists' association are
looking over the country surrounding
Mitchell with the possible view of es-
tabhshing college, and decision will
be reached in a few days.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-02-17

these improvements. The state has
been obliged to increase its indebted
ness to pay for them, and any state
ment made by the Performers to the
effect that the state taxes you are
obliged to pay have been Invested in
improving the various state institutions
is a willful instrumentation.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-02-17
Notice.

Having disposed of my store business
ana wishing TO close up my affairs, all
persons knowing themselves indebted
10 ne Will please call at once aud settle.
Anton Rhabak.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-12

NJTRSE-(4erman. infant or growing chill
dren: young, refined, competent; first class
reference; go anywhere; wages. SIS to $50.
L..rie- sa-,rcn11 En- NJ t--A.s2f
New-York tribune., 1910-07-12
SECONDS SAVE KENNEDY
Dixie Kid" Practically Knocks
Out Opponent IN Fast Bout,

',!-tek.;nc' KeHnedv's seconds saved
.heir man from certain knockout al the
hand Of Dixie KID the California negro,
vho claims 10 he the negro welterweis5hE
r1argfoa. in the eighth round Of sched-
-.-G -e- round bout a. the Olympic Ath-
g-ic club. OF Harlem. last night At the
----e his handlers invaded the ring ken
Esser was staggering about il a prac-
1c5Iiv helpless condition The blood
5swe6 freely from a deep cash over his
sT eve which = ileavv right swing had
egened ir Tire thIrd round. Unable to see,
1e1nody Eamely stood UP awaiting the
punch which would END matters Dixie
isnded q right TO the face and Kennedy
iel INTO q cI1nch Before the referee could
par them Eennedy's adviser entered the
;lag and led i'm TO his corner
The bout was fast and rough through
OUT. Neither man was inclined TO box, and
sh1tn proceeded 70 exchange blows Bo-l
S~s4s SadI- on IN their Judgment OF dis
sszEs ana fully one-taiTd Of the blows
@yge5 tailed 20 land. Kennedy WIS par
S.cglsrly askRard- and fell three times
'siiar missing heavy blows
gasri'e Burns Of Philadelphia outpoint-
2 hddle Moran in 4 foUr-round prelinl-
hsry boue, which proved TO be the most
h,s-estiuE affair OF the evening
there was almost a rf0r at the hnish q
'ae seminal forrt between Red Jones
sa1 = Ike ~arr0l 4 spectator took excep-
= one of the formers SECONDS, and
Es4ra right swing cn the latter Jaw.
- lasTlT enraged second was ABOUT 20
.esaats urile the clubrooms we're IN
sprDsr Cooler heads prevailed now
- and the VsrI ke citizen WIS gentiy
:. Zone The Jess firmly led TO the outer
g anc dismissed
New-York tribune., 1910-07-12
TESTS ON WRISTS AND ARMS
SasereStlng Experiments to Improve
condition Of Coming Generation.

iBs Telegraph u The Tribune
- ~iiarlegE. Mass. July u--Professcr
.-'iiaas Morgan Rotch. Of Harvard. and
a v. George. the Rontgenologist' are
H'Fg or the GrossemaHn theories that
peFelepment Of the mind and body Il
=. determined chronologically as much as
s saaLolnicaiis-. That such development
-- approach q certain standard, they
- Is determined by tests on the
and arms rather than by the age OF
\ INDIVIDUAL These tests should improve
passicai and mental condition OF the
a.. iE Generation. IL is asserted Ihey
s.sssr IF practical use in athletics ana
cE3t anc also IN questions regaToihs
a., labor. K-rsy photographs sho"lns
-sF,l 5a.iierent stages of Development Ire
L - - rssls pass through are being maze
-'f- lae scientists theories.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-12
CLARK BEATS GUERNSEY
surprise IN Tourney for the Hud-
son River Title

MOTHS 5 Clark. OK the Bronxville Atbleti,
ASsociauon, scored sensational defea-
yesterday when he overcame Homer "
Guernsey. OF Poughkeepsie, n. Y. the oIt
hudson River champion, who has two leg,
Oh The trophy Clark met Guernsey in th.
second round and defeated him, -. e.
AT all times Clark was fast In coming ur
10 the net to volley for passes. At no stag.
was 1t possible for the champion 10 cove
up on his court After a spirited frs, -e
he faded from the contest. so that a new
Hudson River champion is In order on the
courts Of the Dunwoodie Country Club
A"hkers' at the end Of the present tourna.
ment. Poweiton with Ross Burchard and
bronxFille with Clark and others being the
leaders
olher than Clark's victory the dav was
devoted TO clearing up to rounds toward
me nnals. ". II. Baldwin. OF the NyacR
country Club, played well and reached the
fourth round by a defeat of A. NJ Aitken.
OF Dunwoodie, 6-4, 2-s, 6-4 Baldwin hit
the ball hard and he possessed a keen eve
Ter the passes
The summary follows:
Hudson River mems championships singles
Sseeono roandl-Morris G Clark Brouxville, de-
-: ~ H Mcguire, SaegkiIl Golf Club de-
fested Joseph z, Batteu, Park Hill hy defa ult.
Rode, Dunwoodie, s-I. e-S '''''u :
Third round-Richars Auger. New Rochelle
gtIe5teo Z I. Kelly, Poughkeepsie. 6-3, Go:
". I. O Brien defeated Frederick P Fox New
Rochelle. So Sc: Norris : Clark New Ro-
chelle, defeated ii. II Mcclure Saeglxin CSoIf
Ciuo. o-l. 60 W II. Baldwin, Nyack de-
fented A N Aitken, Dunwoodie. 60. 2-6. S-
The Tuwood Country Club invitation sin
gies reached the final round Yesterday On
the clubs courts at Inwood, Long Island.
One Of the PLAYERS 70 reach that round was
Roy Richie, of the Harlem Tennis Club
IE the senai-f11ar round he was opposed f.y
his old rival, Edgar F. Leo clubmate.
and they had smashing time The match
went 10 three sets. the third and deciding
set being very close. Leo came near COL
iaring the set twice but Ritchey pulled out
q winner.
The summary follows:
InWood Country Club Invitation singles (irs;
1ourdl--Eh-ich defeated Foster 6-4 s-3; sal
llnser defeated Kubie by default; Ritchey de-
teste1 WeTtheimer, e., 81 Blur defeated
Tldson by default: Goldman defeated Fischel,
e, 6-3s Cuilnlan defeated stern by default;
Eiis efiaI1 defeated Frank. e-4. s.: Shanburs
defeated Curtis. Is. Sc. g..
second round-BigeIox dereated Durham by
defa ait: Leo defeated Enrich. e.. 60; Ritchey
defeated kubie CO. e.. Lowenthal defeated
man. s-6. 1i-e: shamburg defeated Eisernan.
IS a.: Wei defeated Heller 81 6-i:
Herman defeated Aronson. "a IS 6-1.
Third ro1Ind-Beo defeated Bigeiow by de
fault Ritcfey defeated Loveuthsi. e-4 s-S;
Goldman defeated Shsmburg, - 6-2i We'll
defeated Herman. 6-2. e.
SeHli-hIlal round-Ritcfey defeated Leo, 5-o-
SO -. weii defeated Goldman, IS, Sc,
c.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-12

| MOTHERS s HELPER or working housekeeoer-
BY reliable young American woman; trust
worthy; state salary. Address Mothers Helper,
! 1GSp Harkr1ar RrOnlEiYn.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-12

! GENERAL BOUSEWORKER Excellent
/ young Finnish girl; hsnest and willing $50;
/ city preferred. schuman Bureau. 324 CoIuIn-
/ bus Eve Tel 1894 Scf1IvIer
New-York tribune., 1910-07-12

WAITRESS and CIAMBERMAID -Excallent
Swedish girl first class waitress; understands
salads, silver. etc. excellent reference Dste--
berg's Bureau. T16 Lexington ave. Tel 1035
New-York tribune., 1910-07-12
CENTRAL NEW YORK TOURNEY

Utica. y. Y, July 1.-THE lawn tennis
tournament for the championship Of Cen
traI New York began here this afternoon.
IN the preliminary Lieutenant NJ A. Col
ton, Of Annapolis, was defeated by L T.
Torrey. e, SIS. L NJ Sheppard de-
feated c. Grouse. 81, g.; Edward Root
lost 70 De Angels. 81, 60, while Can
dee lost TO Beardsiey, e-2, 6-4.
The other scores follow:
street defeated Farnhanl. 1-6. 81. IS; H.
Plxlev defeated Ferguson, 6-1, 6-1: !. Z Gage
defeated Kinds, 6-2. %. .; r. Devereaux
defeated H DovHer. 6-1. g; r Grouse de-
feated H + Downer. e. e.; = Devereau&
defeated Freeman. 6-S, e.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-12
TO PLAY FOR DAVIS CUP
fngland Viii Probably Send Lawn
Tennis Team TO Australia.

London. July 1.-THE Lawn Tennis As
s9riatio- probably viii accept the invita-
tgn of the Australian association fer pl lay
III Ii. preliminary games for the Davis
r3 In Australia The committee Of the
ASSOCIATION net to-day TO decide the CUES
,iur r-r- a. II had not yet received accept
salas from some members Of the team
~A7e 81 vas proposed to send. the meeting
a5f,----r- uufil july Il
New-York tribune., 1910-07-12
BALTIMORE, 4; JERSEY CITY. l

Baltimore. July u.-Lanky Nickers. who
tvyirled for the Orioles here to-day, was
complete puzzle to the Jersey City team,
letting them down with only three hits
The final score was to /. Barley, the Wis
itors' twirler, was pounded hard, ten safeties
being made from his offerings. Baltimore
,son the game IN the sixth inning, when
Walsh hit for the circuit sending Slasie
and Goode across the plate clements
triple and Deiningers single netteu tue
skeeters' only tally in the last inning
New-York tribune., 1910-07-12
Centre line of block.
west IaSth Street.

The approximate amount OF tile lien or charge
10 satisfy which the ehoVs-described property is
10 be sold Is Thrty-four thousand and sixteen
and 6T-l00 dollars tS34, ei6.671. with interest
thereon from the 10th day OF June. 1910. to-
Fsther with costs and allowance amounting 10
S4Is 90 with interest from June 18th faiO
together with the expenses II the sale. The
approximate amount of the taxes assessments
and water rates, other liens, which are 20
be allowed TO the purchaser out OF the pur-
chase money. paid by the Referee, is
S1.o11 80 and interest.
Dated New York June 21th. 1910.
MARK q. HoLSTEIN
GsfGrea
New-York tribune., 1910-07-12

II ELP WANTED
E-6mZIe


LACNDRESS and CETAMBERMAID. for Cedar
hurst. L. l.. $50 s25: no shirts, collars. cuffs.
Miss EftzGeraId's Employment BurSau. 503 9th
ave: entrance on 42d at.
NURSE for infant to take rull charge $50.
Miss FftzGeraIds s Employment Bureau. 5G3 5th
ave; entrance 42S
NURSERY co 5RNESS = Protestant. $50:
pleasant home at seashore; references re
quired. Mrs. Golfers Agency, 122 West ed ST,
near eth ave, after 9.
NURSERY MAIDS $50 wanted to-day, Il so:
fine positions in the country The Hopkins
Educational Bureau, 50T 5th ave.
STENOGRAPHER-SIna bright girl wanted
well grounded III English. Jupp Exchange, 81
Nassau 81.
STENOGRAPHER for six weeks: smart, brieit
girl two months. $50 Call early. Jupp Ex-
change. 81 Nassau st Tel 4221 Cort-
sTENOGRAPHERS-F beginners and
sitions; call 9 o'clock Monday National En-
ployment Exchange, A West 42d st. city.
SUPERIOR Protestant nurse for growing chill
dren, $40: nice home; references required.
Mrs, Golfers Agency, 122 West 2Sd ST.. nr.
9Th
TYPIST. capable of doing competent billing
work; this position is permanently Gentle or
Hebrew girl. Jupp Exchange, 81 Nassau 81.
USEFUL MAID for Atlantic Highlands S2o-
Miss FitzGera!ds S Employment Bureau, sos 5th
ave: entrance on 42d st.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-12

EllkhISF ID ttOONI5 = : -
7-,,5-z7 ST7NNY CORNER ROOM. running
water; private family Sis Ws. 11i !,
- Esa.dson telephone HsLrison' ~io "eht tVist
- Teisphnne so0e-2:gerside
.-51-r- o,s small well furnished rooms is East
afb St near 5th ave: reIsrsn...
New-York tribune., 1910-07-12
NELSON TO MEET CLIFFORD.

a The Fairmont Athletic Club tonight
q Nelson the welterTeight champion OF
.A'siraila. VIII meet Jack Clifford, the Cali
-.iLla WelterWeieht. whom Stanley ketchel
.--Aed a. ore of the most promising men
's csss. in the main bout. In another
'1- u tea rounds. Joe Coster viii
-e Carr, the lad who boxed fai
''oTe Esrd teu-rOund bout recently
New-York tribune., 1910-07-12
NEWARK WINS WITH EASE
Defeats Providence in Brilliantly
PLAYED Game.

Joe NcGinnity's Indians disposed of the
Providence Grays in easy fashion in New
ark yesterday. The score was TO I, and
would have been d sfut-out only for two
1nisplays in the sixth inning
New-York tribune., 1910-07-12

LJsI. ankoook NO n--l,aoo % " D1CF -
iHgs Institution Any person having claims
UPon said book IS called upon 70 present the same
TO the bank within thirty days OF the said boob
viii te declared cancelled and sItnSuished and
a new one issued in lieu thereof
New-York tribune., 1910-07-12

- T1SS-Sfightly used once furnitur-.
DESKS fypewriteTs ess1 si.x sssInets ssfss aa
chlI1es L-aaeSinrs time clocks pariiIions snssk Z
eresal.ns er.. S-olscsse. NATHANs @h,ie strest
BILLIARDS pool and ns~ pa1snihi ps15piie Pepsrs
i, tay.s< '.ltsy, b,,iIdsrg DeckeTs- 100 EAST Sth
81 Fstablished ik5o
New-York tribune., 1910-07-12
BROOKLYN WOMAN KEEPS TITLE

Atlanta, July 1I.-Miss Turtle. Of Brook
lvn. to-day successfully defended her title
Of Southern woman lawn tennis champion
b. defeating Miss Sullivan, of Birmingham,
S. 4-G - The intense heat caused
tne match.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-12

NURSE.-C German; thoroughly trained: children
any age up to four years; excellent references;
$50. Waldorf Bureau, Il West SD St Phone
900 Madison.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-12
MACHINERY. DIES AND MODELS.

FOR SALE-New tenoning and nortising OUT
it Doea coping Less tran half ordinarg
rCst Greatest capacity and efficiency. M2chtna
demonstrated. Mechanical Engineering Co. 131
New-York tribune., 1910-07-12

B3 Qkbo0k No. 4-4. 30 OT
Bank IN the City OF New
and 14th st. issued %
All persons are cautioned
same. # not returned TO
Of August. 1910. q dupli-
New-York tribune., 1910-07-12
The score follows:
-r.+,I, os41o27 ~ Totals g / 3 = /

sF,atred for BARLEY in the ninth inning
! - q O o o @ ] *
Jsrssv cir, .......--6 O o II
-g7-ee-l,as. hit-t1emert- Home Tun.-tf aisil.
sacrifice hits-Strang, Esan- FEst pafe on
er-Gr-Iersev Cf:y. !. Struck out-By Battieyi
! nv T-icFrrs 10 Bases on balls-on baTtey'
q ~ - zsicllers IIit bv pitched ball-By Bart
1ev Left or bsses-Jersey City - baIu-
-. TTrrnfreg-FTnneran and Haliigan
New-York tribune., 1910-07-12

! NURSE for infant take rull charge; $50.
Miss FttzIerald's Employment Bureau 500 9TH
! aTe--. entrance 42ss st
New-York tribune., 1910-07-12

LOST-Bankbook No 5o3. 742 of Dry Dock Ssv-
iugs Institution. Any person having claims
uron said book IS called upon to present the same
10 the bank within thirty days or the said book
viii be declared cancelled aud extinguishsa and
2 new one issued IN lieu thereof
New-York tribune., 1910-07-12

LIST-Bankbooh No. 442,O44 q Dry Dock SaV-
ings Institution Any person having claims
upon said book IS called upon 70 present the same
to the bank within thirty days or the said book
VIII be declared cancelled and extinsGished and
q new one issued in leu tkereof.