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Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-04-22
Williams Correspondence

From our regular correspondent
-Chas. Fulton, after travelling in
the south during the winter, has
returned and again taken up the
whites man burden. After laying
aside his plug hat and boiled shirt
Chas. donned his overalls and hiked
to the wood pile. No brass band
for him.
Burt Offley, formerly chief me-
chanic for the N. P. road, has set
up an anvil and divers tools COM
mon to first class machine
shop. After fixing up his plows
and other farm implements he
started in to fix his watch-now
Mr.. Larsen will have about a
week. work putting the time
piece together again.
A. r. Conklin, late of New York
city. has added a real COW to his
stock. Not being familiar with
the milking process he started in
by pulling the bossy's tail and was
promptly kicked across the Sec
tion. Mrs. A. R. finally succeed
ed in gathering him up and now
is nursing him tenderly. The COW
was hanged.
John Shonneman had a jug Of
good old Minnesota molasses sent
to him recently and since he has
been taking it John has been car
rying a club for fear Of rattle.
snakes.
Fred Kragbak is the proud own.
er Of two mules named Jack and
Jill. When plowing it is a case Of
Jack and Jill went down the hill
and Fred came tumbling after.
When in town most everybody in
this vicinity buys a gasoline en-.
gine or two. Great opportunities
for the boys to run the same.
Baughman & Son are doing great
stunts with their steam breaking
outfit down on Deer Creek. In
addition to the regular crew, 8
man is engaged at each end Of
the furrow pouring cold water on
the plow shares while turning.
Mr.. Doerfler is going to run Mrs.
Watson's farm this season. II
there are any who think they car
do better they have to show him.
He is from Missouri.
Ray Ofley got off a horse quick.
er than usual last week. In the
mix-up he had the great misfor.
tune to swallow his pipestem. He
is now troubled with pipedreams.
Miss Mabel Leppo got up a sur.
prise on her friend, Mae McC Conkey
last week and about 25 people
gathered to spend a pleaant even
ing in the McConkey's spaciou oui
halls. Music was the principa
thing on the program. A Dutch
recitation was given by A. Gla
zier, and Mr.. Cripps and Mrs
Meigs danced the Highland Fling
together. Do it again Mabel.
From our regular Williams cor
respondent.-Bill Bue is patching
nowadays but he has prospects o:
happier times in the future.
M. F. Meigs has funcked on hi
contract to work Mrs. Watson
farm this spring but she will prob
ably get a good renter withou
much trouble.
Geo. F. Sygula has been tryinl
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-04-22

FOR SALE-75 bushels Early
Rose potatoes; raised by j. E.
Goddard; 30c per bushel.-A. H.
Lytle, Beach. 23tf
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-04-22

WANTED-Girl for general
housework. Mrs. Jos. Denoyer.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30

Magnificent 6 s. Arabic"
leaves Fen. ;; rates $500 up.
including shore excursions: II
enchanting days. Stop over
privileges. 3 high class d mos.
Round World Tours Oct. and
NOV, Program ready. FRANK
g. CLARK, Times Bldg. y. Y
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30

50 stiESMEN-We have openings Tor experienced
lumber crygooos. advertising, trade paper.
erurs ,aleiilaIs, f>TessTIterE. eroceries, nuto-
-,so1.les. Office furniture. machine tools ferti-
.zeFg, sTusl motors. printing and several other
Tres. Experience and Arst class personality,
vita cl,sn records, necessary 10 secure consider
rscr E5Ie-y one O. -hcsa IS a salaT1ei position
cal o- uri.e fs- booklet ''saIar111 Positions"
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30

AIESNFN-Ofice furniture: experienced in
New York: three openings for experienced
men at good salaries Business Service Co
zercH Snh Singer Bldg.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
FIRE FIGHTERS HARD FATE
Government Will Pay for Medical
Supplies Only.

v.-ostf-r-on Aug 29-For1y employees of
80. .,o-aer cer-,5oe are In hospitals as a
,.s,,l. af injuries received In lighting forest
e,es In the Northwest. Many are dead and
eon,e have been blinded totally in their en-
cearors 70 check the spread OF the names
This inflammation was received by the For
est Service OF the Department OF Agricot-
,,-e today from tho Deputy Forester at
sf,ssoula. Mont. Sir Greeley. He asked
whether. under the law, the government
could pay the hospital expenses OF the in
-,,re6 men He was Informed that TINS
could not be done. Under a., order Issued
bv Secretary Wilson. Of the department
of Agriculture, the forestry employees are
entitled TO medical supplies. but IT was
stated specifically that this should not IN
clude surgical attendance nor hospitai ices
The question Of caring for the men "ho
have been injured has been taken unoer
consideration by Acting Secretary Hayes
Of the Department Of Asrlculture' oul IL
,s clear 1bf past injuries cannot be pro-
videa for. much 70 the regret OF the De
ner-n,en+ II is possibs-. however. that in
,,,-,As that may be sustained by forest nre
fighters in the future may ne taken care
Of ny the government
The total known deaths Of temporary
laborers. according 10 Mr.. Greeley's re-
oc--. nov number seventY-three. with five
missing and TWO crews not completely can
vaeeed Three rangers are reported IN
iured although not seriously
Forestry officials take little encourage
roent from the reports from the Northwest
received al the bureau during the daily Al
though A number of fires are said to be
under control. The fact that they still
burning causes no little concern, as re
1oeti-ion Of last Saturdays hurricane might
result IN the flames breaking out anew.
The Weather Bureaus report, however
saws that heavy rains are prevalent IN the
stricken district.
The f1es in Crater. Umatiua and the
OREGON forests in Oregon, still are raging
and are as yet beyond control, says + A
Mailer. al Official Of the Forest Service
now at Portland. He reports that TWO
thousand temporary employees are engaged
i fchting the flames in these forests
together with - United States troops ana
three companies Of state militia
The fires on the Colville Indian reserNa-
ton. in Washington. are under control &C
cardlnc TO q message received al the
indian Bureau today from Superintendent
Webster lie has notified the commanding
general Of the Department Of the Colum-
I1ie mat the troops who we're engaged IN
fire fehtirc on the reservation are no
longer needed.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30

l;45 P VI. connecting West Point Etth
SIR All RAnV due west 42d st $40 ? u.
ofH. 1IOEN1 Orchestra on each steamer.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
STORAGE NOTICES.
,.DIp pu STORAGE WAREHOUSE co, Inc

II
New York. Aug both, 1910.
To F. Broderick. Alice Brown. Mike caTtuSch-
ella Mrs Cassn. Lena Chasen. Marie Christ
mas Atno Conkling. J, Cutnmisky. J. :. Davis.
+ Corcoran A Drapeau, H Dutch, MI tergu-
son { Fischer NJ. Fitzpatrick, W. H Forrest.
Chas tierschner. d. GilmaItin, X. L. Giblin.
!. Higgins. Susie Jones Mary Ieonatd O.
levin G NJ Mix tRobnsonl. B. Norman.
Annie Quinn 4 shaw ,,,s,o SoodsnsizX j. sewa eS
ana esch or you are hereby notified that. the
time for payment Of this comnanys lien upon
The nrooerty hereinafter described having OK
,ired after due notice thereof had been given
YOU. this company aill cause such property, 10
wit household goods. personal effects and mer-
rhsndise stored by Won or IN your name in the
Harlem Storage Warehouse co Warehouses, TO
he said al public auction according tn the stat
ute In such cage made ann provided, at the
warehouses 2Il-213 East lpHh - New York
S-ftv on Thursday September 1hth. 1910, at
1920 a m and If the sale thereof IS not COM
plet4d on the said date the sale Will he con
ttnlIed al the same place on each and avery daY
th4reefsr h4atnning at 10 80 a m. and continu-
ting until the sale IS cnnlplsrtH
pAPrFM pT0r af3r Wt BHoISF 90 nc
W G. GILBERT. Secy ana Treas.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
PEOPLES LINE TO ALBANY
CITIZENS LINE TO ALBANY & Troy

STR. c W MORSE (even dates Aug4. ST
ADIRONDACk-Daiy from Pier 32- y 4.
P NJ, W. 129th St. $50 P. VI ORCHESIR
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30

STOCK CLFRK%Exrerienced in groceries
/ electric goods and silks Salaries $500 to $3.50
/ Credential Employment Corporation, Agency, 253
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30

College Preparatory & General. Al ". 14Sth st.
Kinderga rten & Eleme entary, S23 W 14Sth St
18TH YEAR begins Sept. 28th. Catalog.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30

STENOGRAPHERS Immediately: desirable
permanent positions Inexperienced men. SG25:
others S7S0-Sl 0fo. according to ability. Gre
Dental Employment Cooperation, Agency 2o5
E-nadnaN
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30

STENoGR APH ERS-Several especially good
opportunities for bright young men Of more
than average ability: salaries from Slh-S2o per
week to start. Call Business Service Co Agency,
Slr,syr
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
WORK WANTED.

Male.
PakEP-Dr ice cream maker. capable taking
charge: desires steady position at once Please
address ferly 20 Baker Tribune Downtown
BOOKKEEPER. 20. experienced: quick. accu
rate: knowledge Of stenography and typewr1ung:
desires position where advancement is possible.
Sidney HeItzfed. 33S East l2lst ST.
BOOKKEFPER. stenographer. typewriter, eX-
Derteuc.d desires evening position. excellent
references Pox e 4l6. Tribune Office.
CIIAt;FFEU-R MECfIhNfC-Rtl:ao Die in every
respect Do 0Vgn repairs several years
With last employer: had charge OF one Of largest
and finest lriVafe garages near New York.
Highest references. Had some practtca! expert
with aeCOplanes and would Ike TO work
for gentleman 0T family Interested in them.
Age 90 yeeIs. single Address Frenchnan. 1864
Broadway.
CHAUFFEUR Mechanic. sober, careful driver:
good references J. Nj. II East 32d st, Bay
CHAUFFEUR. English: any gasolene car good
mechanic; careful driver; first class reference;
wages S25 weekly Julien Agency. II West 42d
RI. Bryant 1881
SALESMAN &c Years old. eight years expert
enc- on road. married. wants similar posi-
ticn with a reliable concern. rho VIII appFe-
ctafe nay aUilttv fonesrv and snbriety'; salary.
So. ! Il Z s@4 Washington ave. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
slJRROGATE'S NOTICES.

NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is hereby
,,i,en pursuant To Section 2b6i of the Code
Of civil Procedure that the undersigned intends
.. annlv To the Surrogate Of Niagara County for
letters of administration OF the goods; thattels
nnd credts of MARY c Wheeler. late of the city
of ocllnort, Niagara County, y. y deceased
ana for a decree uf said Surrogate nNlng tne PEN
etu tt ~ - hia onicsI bond as such administrator
81 ann not exceeding twice the amount or claims
against the estate OF said deceased presented 20
90 c,,rropate fiuTsuant To thi. notice, ana all
nersons having claims or demands against SAID
Mary e. wheeler, deceased. are hereby notiiied
~, a.yn;b,t the same with the vouchers thereof,
10 Hon Charles Hickey. Surrogate OF Niagara
.sounty at the Surrogate s Once In the tlty or
| ock kport in said County on or before INC iolh
day OF September. 1910. n
nat.d lockport. y. y. August SIN, lolo
ha FREDERIC r. WHEELER
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30

+ enldle.
ATTENDANTS Female; institution near citT:
So monthly and maintenance; four days vaca-
rloD T~v-in.s Nurses Agency. - West f1th
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
PROPOSALS

L $ ENGINEER OFFICE. ROOM 99. cts
tom House Baltimore, Nd Aug -. fsie-
Sealed proposals for dredging IN RocShslL
Queenstown. Claiborne. Cambridge and Crisdeld
Harbors and SusGuehanus. Elk. Chester, war
wick Choptank and MauOkiU Rivers. Lower
Thoroughfsre az or near Venoua pssi Island
and Tvaskin Creek. Md NautiCoAs River De-
and Nd and Broad creek River. Tal. viii -
received a. this Office until one clock 2 "
Sept % 1910. and then publicly opened N
formation on application Tros- L. casey, ID
Enzrs-
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF TIE
District Of Columbia Washington n c. Az,
gust - 1910. sealed proposals viii be receve
this ONCE until l. NJ. September .. .SA
for furnishing underground signal and teiephe7s
cables for the electrical department Of the -
trfCt OF Columbia Specifications and blank fo-ns
or prorosal may be obtained from the C1s
Clerk Engineer Department. Room +27. NIzii-
pal Building Washington. n g. Cuno =
Rudolph. Z. ". Markham tActinE) Cor,nIiss-a%
erS d Q
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30

P0oKKFEPER- for firm in small
Town near y Y. Salary Sle. Can Mishl4
- se-.=7-vt Tiarirnn building
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
HELP WANTED.
Male.


COMPETENT MAN white only1. as cook and
t--le- and 70 take charge CT dining room and
;-s- floor IN family Of four. must make good
bead fss-ry AM SOUPS. and have lived IN SIM
1-e- position and vino Is very willing ano ool1s-
IT'S ana thoroughly Understands his work wages
so rsr month Apply Al once by letter 70 r
q BcK 4a3. Glen Rdge. New jersey.
aPPRAISERS - Thoroughly experienced on
a-a-,eeT,n1d qoaSS tapestries, oil paintings etc
Cal Business Serzire Co. Agency, SO singer
Building
aGEN1S WANTED 10 introduce article which
Ieips -edu5e household expenses cne-third-
Particulars free. Write TO-DAY Davis Specially
GO. - Milton 81. Maplewood. Maiden. Mass.
AGENTS Io handle our teas and coffees. e1pe-
renee uot necessary. build up business OF
ccur cwu. Call write. Burns L heeo' ~oS
Hg5scr -. New York
AUDITOR required by manufacturing concern :
must possess Al personality, Initiative. ana
b.. thoroughly experienced in factory aro cost
accounting preferably some additional eSTerl-
wars Of age. IS. .ooa- s.. see call Business Ser
vice &C. Agencv, SOS Singer Bldg
BILL AND ENTRY CBERK-1mnlediately;
Christian quick and scgraTe Tor maoiesa-e ,@r
To-ation. agency. 253 Broadway
BooKKEEPER-Ste for firm in small
town near y Y. Salary SIC. call Mishlu
Grencyo. Flariron Building
TO0K KEFPIcR - Experienced in individual
ledger for hank Salary SIS. Call Mighill
Aeencr'. Fiatiron Building
P0oF BF5FFF -F1rerierced in foreign ex-
change. f-- bank Salary $50. Call Nighlll
,AEen--n. Fla-iron Buil6tns
EO0KKEEP ERS-Capahle men Immediately; 4;
Sc2C- 81 nsn Bring references. Some also az
SEQ. and $50 Creden-ial Employment Corpora
non Acenc+. o=2 broadway.
T7oOEIl< F-FPFRS- Assistants with some expert
ence must write and figure well. Salary.
S694 10 $50 Fredanrfsi Employment Corpora
non Acencv. o52 Broa dw-ay-
T.C.9KKFEPER- Middle aged. single. for coun-
try. Prefer man used 70 farming and hanollns
r~en C~edentlal Employment Corporation.
Arerrv - Broadway
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30

COOh-Assist Iaundress. very neat and clean:
good cook and baker best OF references: city or
country. Mrs. Golfers Agency, 100 West 2:3d st.
COOK-Gerrnan-H Hungarian; excellent reference;
four years one situation: $50: several others all
nauonalities. Waldorf Agency. II West 33d ST.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30

fTEEOGRAPHERs- secretariaI positions
paying excellent salaries: must be competent
end reliable and have good references. Jupp
Agency. 81 Nassau 81.
TWO MATTRESSES for country hotel; fares
both ways See q Scharfus Agency, 40 4th
ave
ATTRESS-Three in family, country: $50; ex-
ceIIent place, references required Mrs. COL
Hers Agency. 100 West 23d st, first floor.
MATTRESS First class Mrs. DickinSon's Co
operative Emplo-Inent Bureau. 3I3 9TH ave,
northeast corner Of 25fh st
WATTRTSA-s25- for Greenwich. any national
ftv. also Protestant waitress for Newark; s25:
Waldorf Agency - West 33d St. Mrs. Mack,
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
BUSINESS CHANCES.

~ >r-pI-T-P Partner in a well established grain
tnsiness in Connecticut. must have some
c,nit,i esod opportunity Tor the right man
Ad,ircss Cr4Ln, Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30

RIG BARGAINS-Sghtly used "ffice furniture.
desks typewrters. cash registers. adding ma
chimes mifnAogra phs filing cabinets. safes, ad-
dressing machines. time clocks. partitions. check
protect0rs bookcases NATHAN'S. White Street
Ri lizards pool and new patent combination
table,: lowest prices supplies. repairs
bowling alley builders Decker's lo5 East 9th
1870
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30

GENERAL. HOUSEWORKERS- Absolutely first
class; very neat: German and Irish: S25; city:
excellent references. Waldorf Agency, Il West
33d st Phone 300 Madison.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
WORK WANTED.
Malls


TENoGRAPHEE.-Ekper rapid operator; tenn
porary or permanent c. j. Edwards, 1861
Atlantic ave. BROOKLYN
IoIyVt; Man-Eightecn: desires position: office
cxperierce. references. Perirran. 2i5 L. 1iith.
YOUNG MAN. %; good appearance: graduate
commercial institute, present employed; wishes
TO change for outdoor position with reliable con-
cern: salesman. collector. agent etc; unques-
tionahIe references both from present and past
employers. NJ. s. Rox 81. tribune Office
Female.
YOUNG WOMAN who wishes to study in the
city will take a position governess tutor
in a home: qualifications. normal and college
education. successful teaching experience. gen
eral cleverness at handwcrk. Address Il. IS. j.,
Tribune Office.
COMP NPANION-Especially to travel by young
lady. refined. college bred. fine family. Ad-
dress Miss r. Robinson. General Delivery P o.
Milwaukee, Mis-
EXPERIENCED. refined young desires
clerical position in employment agency: best
references Address Reliable Box 10. Tribune
Uptown Office 1864 Broadway
LADY'S Refined Scotch woma n
wishes position. good references X. Box
81. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30

COOk-First Glass; neat young Swedish girl; !;
any style cooking Two friends, laundress and
waitress; together or seperate. MOrrow's Agency,
ToI Lexington ave.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

LARGE SUNNY CORNER ROOM. running
water; private family. beautiful location fac nj
the Hudson; telephone, Harrison. 215 West lolsi
a.. Telephone Go0e-RiVsTside-
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
Fenla ale.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

Male
BUTLER-VALET,-E English: excellent refer
ences: thoroughly understands his duties so
anywhere. Miss Margaret Smiths Agency =
West 42d st. Phone 5o3a BRYANT
BUTLER-VALET.- French; very competent:
excellent references. willing TO travel Julien
Agency, a West 42d st Bryant 1881
work Of small family: country. $50; best per
sonal reference Mls Sheas Agency. East
i2d 81.
COUPBE-Gardener and cook: neat experienced d
Germans 500; several others all nationalities.
dorf Agency, II West SD st. Phone 800 Mad
son.
COI-PI IE-Cook: good baker excellent Ia1,n--
dress; waiter; excellent houseman; useful
ell around; city country Morrow's Agency, 721
Lexington ave.
man useful, Coachnaan. gardener; wife good
cook houseWorker; excellent references; $50
csterherg's Agency. ZIG Lexington ave
DAIRY: also pouitryman: Danish Protestant
competent, take full charge; highest lof.i
ences; wages S4oS45. Julien Agency. Il West
42d st Bryant 1881.
teamster: farm experience in this country
| sober obliging. Mathes Agency, SIS 9th
ave. Tel 31S BRYANT.
FURNACE MAN (coloredl desires more furnaces
10 take OF, from 3sh to 40th st: refer
ences, Address George Booker. Garrick Theatre,
ARDENER-USEFUL MAN-American: mar
red no 10 shilSTen first clsss ass reference with
~ West 42d st. Bryant 43s1.
GENERAL. USEFUL MAN-Young strong
Swede; p years speaks English; good
concentrations. Osterberss Agency, 116 Lexing-
ton Tel. 1888 Plaza.
GERMAN, middle-aged: care of horse. COW gar
den. poultry furnace Frank 10 Greenwich ST.
| JAPANESE. refined: butler. valet. competent in
every respect. experienced; well recommended ::
| city or country. T, 146 East 49th st.
NAN-Fifty: trustworthy: Eentleman's place;
good home moderate wages; sincere: under
stands. NalComsnn. 100 9Th ave
USEFUL NAN-Sc5; German: all round use
full outside work; horse. COW, poultry. etc. ;
references Mattewson Agency, SIS eth
Rr
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30

CH HAMBERMAID - Sea mistress: young Danish
woman; excellent personal reference, good
needlewOTnan- T. Miss Hotmayer's \ Agency 500
81 9th ave. 9th floor. Telephone 4527 Madison
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30

HOTTSFWORKER-Wi do chamberwork and
waiting. excellent references. So good cook:
CITY preferred. Coopers Agency. 657 9th ave
Tel. 1903 3Sth.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30

COOk-Ffrst class: all branches plain and fancy
cooking. economical; good manager; excellent
references, moderate wages. Mrs. Golfers
100 23d 81
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30

IIOT- -SEWORk.-Refned Danish girl in small
family in apartment: city: SO; excellent refer
ences. Mrs. Shea's Agency. s East AID st
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
BOARD AND ROOMS.
FOR SALE

Ios WEST SD ST-Private baths; paraueted;
electricity, steam heat: excellent lhDie' spe
cial. DOCTORS suite. OPPORTUNITY.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30

CHANBERMAID and waitress Exceptionally
neat; competent. willing and obliging: excellent
references: city Or country Mrs. Golfers Agency.
122 West I'D
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30

HOI German woman. good cook
and laundresz: can bake; has child five. home
preferred TO high wages. Morrow's Agency. 721
xtract
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30

CH1LDREN'S MAID-Superior German girl: ex-
Cellent seamstresS; would assist Chamberwork .
city or country Waldorf Agency. j. West SD
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30

COOk-First class references; take entire
charge; 60 anywhere. Miss Margaret Smith
AgencN. . West 40 ST. Phone. 3N3e BrEsnt.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30

CHAMBERMAID. WAITRESS ES-Neat compe-
tent German girl, S25: Irish also. s25 good ref
erences. Waldorf Agency. u West 33d Phone
500 Madison.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30

COOK-Young. neat Swedish girl; excellent
cook baker: good manager: best references;
$50 Friend chambermaid-waitress 500. Oster-
bers's TI6 Lexington ave. Tel, 1855 Plaza.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30

COOk-Young irish woman; good cook. neat
careful: $50. s, Miss Hofmayers Agency.
S2o-222 9th ave. 9Th floor. Telephone 4527 Mad
lson SQUARE.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30

Savings Institution ANY person hs-. "a,
claims upon said book IS called upon 70 5s,vs ss
sent the same 70 the bank within thirty Tss
or the said book VIII be declared cahcsst -
and extinEuished. and new one HseeS
lieu thereof.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30

STFNoGRAPHER and typewriter thoroughly
experienced. NAV find desirable position by
addressing H @ NJ. Rutterick Building. New
York Letter should state the extent and nature
OF business experience the writer has had.