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cey Tanner, to be sure, confessed with
in my hearing to prediction for the
Moo York dood, but was inclined to
hedge and climb the fence when as
sailed by Roland's structures. Roland,
l suspect, was a wee mite jealous. He
had been paying attention to- mean,
going with Josie Lockwood for sever
al months. Instinctively he must have
OWNED his danger, and it's not in rea-
son to exact admiration of the usurper
from the usurped even when the act
of usurpation has not yet been def
the length of labelling Duncan Sissy"
and professed to believe that Hiram
Mutt was justified in calling him a
"s'picious character" Roland hinted
darkly that Duncan knew New York
no better than Will Bigelow.
And if he did come from there" he
asseverated, Il betcher he didn't leave
for no good purpose"
His temper inspired me with the
sapient reflection that it's a terrible
thing to be in love even if only with
an old mans millions.
There's goin' to be real Moo York
er here before long," Roland boasted.
He's comm to see me on some special
private business of ourn."
Huh" commented Tracey, the skep-
tical. what kind of a Moo Yorker d
come all the way here to see you?"
That's all right. You'll see when he
gets here. He's a promoter"
"A what?"
"A promoter, a financier." Roland
pronounced it "finnan seer" thus be-
traying symptoms of culture and be-
wildering Tracey beyond expression.
What's that?" he demanded ag-
gressively.
That's a feller t can take nothing
at all and incorporate 1t and make
money out of it," Roland defined with
some hesitancy.
And that's why he's coming down
here to take a look at you?" inquired
Tracey, skipping nimbly round the cor
ner.
Curiously enough in my understand
ing (for l own to no great faith in
Roland's statements. taking them by
and large) his friend of New York
put in an unheralded appearance in
Radville that same night on the even
ing train. The Bigelow House received
him to it's figurative bosom under the
name of w. II. Burnham. He sent for
Roland promptly and treated him to a
dinner at the hotel, something which
l have always regarded as a punish
ment several sizes too large for the
crime. Later. having displayed him
on the streets in witness to his good
faith. Roland spent the evening with
Mr.. Burnham, mysteriously confabu-
lating behind closed doors in the hotel.
Duncan was at the station a few
days later experimenting the transpor-
tation of the new stock, which had
come by the early local. Betty was
busy with her housework upstairs, and
only old Sam kept the shop.
Sam wasn't in the best of spirits.
His evergreen optimism seldom with
cred. but in spite of all that had al
ready been accomplished in behalf Of
of his declining fortunes and his con-
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ITO be Continued
The Wages of Fliqht.-This

The Wages of FIieht.-This has been
the golden year of the professional
flying men. They have charged high
and their takings have compared well
with the gains of opera singers and
successful old-time horse Jockeys.
Graham White is said to have taken
in 100000 in the two months that
includes the show at Belmont Park.
Paulhan is credited with earning the
same sum in the course of a year,
which is a good rise from the mer-
chants wages which he was getting
before he began to fly. At these rates
the air-man business must be profta-
BILE. The drawback is the risk, but it
is a sporting risk, and there will be
no lack of takers of it whether the
wages of flight are high or low.
No doubt flying-shOwS will be
cheaper presently. The better the
air-men keep up the more their wages
will come down.--Life.
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recently"

BY the way, Roland, did YOU just
come from the bank? Is Mr.. Lock-
wood back yel?"
NO; l got off this morning. l don't
think he is, Sam. Did YOU want to
see him."
We'll, yes" Sam admitted. Il guess
YOU know about that. Roland"
Mean business, sometimes. asking
favors of these bankers. eh. Mr.. Gra-
ham," Burnham remarked.
Graham nodded dolefully. Yes. it
is unpleasant" he admitted confiding-
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-12-09

talized a movement against Diaz
that has been visibly growing-one
that the occupants Of the Palacio
Nacional in the Zocalo have been pre-
pairing to quell speedily. The rank
and file of Mexicans hate Don Porfi-
rio because he has licked them into
approximate law and order with a
grasp that never relaxes
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clerks.
The only amendments suggested in
the interstate commerce law are an
appropriation to enable the interstate
commerce commission to ascertain
the valuation Of railroads and fixing
the responsibilities of public carriers
in the issuance Of bills Of lading.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-12-09
1NSURREcTIoN IN MEXICO.
II Has Been In Process of Develop
ment Five Years.
767,264

Area (square miles) .... 767,264
Area Comparatively, three
times the size Of Texas.
Greatest length, southeast to
northwest (miles) ...... 1900
Greatest width (miles) ..... $50
Narrowest point (miles).. 1874
Population in 1900 .13, 6O4, 923
STATE OF CHIHUAHUA.
Area (square miles) ...... Ss,775
Area Comparatively, almost
as large as New York and
Pennsylvania.
in 1900 ...... $4,000
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II have always had a desire to get
a college education. but / wanted to
earn the money to meet my expenses.
thought over the subject and decided
papa what he thought about 1t, and
when he said, Good for you,' I felt
very much encouraged. / had
horse Of my own. 1 hired the plow-
Ing done and gave papa the seed each
year for the fertilizer and rent.
I'm April, 1908. I planted my first
acre of cotton. 1t Is needless to say
l watched 1t very carefully when 1t
began to come up. I chopped II out
myself, two feet in the drill. It looked
very small for long time and I be-
gan to lose hope, although I did not
say anything about 1t. One day papa
came in and said, Minnie, do you
know you are going TO make more on
your acre Of cotton than 1 will on the
one next to it?' This was very en-
couraging. BY and by 1t began to
grow fast and bloom. Imagine my
delight when I found I had the first
cotton blossoms on the farm. BY the
last Of August my cotton was as high
as my head and Tapped in rows four
feet wide. I knew I was going to get
rich at once
I'm September and October I had 1t
picked and found to my delight had
made one and one-half bales.
thought I was the wealthiest girl In
Lexington county, tc have bale and
a half Of my very own cotton. Cotton
was low that fall. decided to hold
1t until I got Is cents, which did
next July I deposited my money in
the bank at per cent interest. Each
year since I have planted just one
acre Of cotton and have always made
a bale each year. This year father
says 1 shall almost get two bales. I
think I am a real farmer.
II have paid my expenses two ses-
sions in the high school and had
money left over each year. When I
left home I went to check my money
out Of the bank to make my first pay
ment Of college dues. and found had
$75.9S. This necessitated my borrow
ing cents from papa. feel sure
shall make enough on my cotton
patch this year to meet my second
term payment, and pay part, II not
all, of my dues for another session.
Estimating that the cotton this year
will bring me $140 dollars, will have
made $293 in three years, clear Of
expenses. This is only one instance
Of what may be done on one acre Of
land. Columbia State.
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WHAT ONE GIRL DID.
Paid Her Way to Winthrop With Pro-
ceeds Of an Acre.

The following exceedingly interest
ing account Of how she earned money
to pay her expenses at college is told
by freshman" student at Winthrop.
1t was not written for publication,
but is given publicity with the con-
sent of the college authorities:
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Copyright Winche Smith and Louis Joseph Vance
s*A ss*A s+A ss+A ss*A ss*A sssA
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14
PARTITION SALES.

7e77pFE=7TF= RI COUNTY OF NEW YORK
1CFTs-k Matore Plaintiff, against or1sro
ps~5t Lana Pardi vincent c Pepe ard Liria
IeDl Attendants pursuance OF an interlocJ-
+o-Z- ir1dza1enz Of partition and sale, duly made
sT5 .-T4red in the above entitled action. and
besrf9s date the 9th day OF January 1910, l.
nc -9t'A-eigned the referee in said Judgment
Tsr47ed. viii sell az public aCcLion. At the E9-
ctzp1s sales Rooms. Noc. f4-16 Eesey Street. II
- Borough of Manhattan and City OF New York,
- Tr,A 2Tsr dav OI February. 1910 az twelve
o5-I-L- neon on that day. oE Bryan L Kennedy,
S,-cfioneer the premises directed bv said judg-
So - be sold and therein described IS fcI-
aII that certain lot. piece parcel OF land.
zfrIJate living ana being in the Borough Of Man
|-.+4g- f@f+v County and State Of New York. on
~. r-1hv-est corner OF Bedford and Leroy frcr-
TosrI[, Rl1rtonB Streets. fronting on Bedford
Gr~aet and containing in front, 2s feet and on
TaRov Street 80 feet 10 land OF Cornelius Banta,
sT5 IN the line OF Cornelius Banta, p fseCs
4LEn,e easterly paraIls1 with Leroy Street. y
<-eF 4 iaches- thence noTtherfy at an angis OF
Ec-+-1vs degrees from the last line. II feet. 50
s 20 Izayz The remainder OF the lot . feet r.
fs Tn[v fenced. Excepting therefrorn an alley
- ~ l. feet wide and feet high along the line
~ crnaIiyis Ranta' Iot or lire 20 Leroy street;
"a al me estate right title ard interest OF
fSe nartfes 70 this ac-lon, whether present o.
fI47,re vested or contingent Of DOVER, cITtssy or
otherwise. -. =, .
be sold: It's street numbers ars 4l-S Leroy
yT-ee5.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14
FORECLOSURE SALES.

sUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
- - SenLy-Inird Ward Bank Of -he City OF
others. DefeIdants
In pursuance OF judgment Of foreclosure
entitlea action on and bearing date the 18th day
o. OctoDer l.'t9. L the undersigned, the Referee
ton. at the Exchange salesroor1l, Nos I4-fs
CITY OF New YORK. on the isth day Of Noye7nbzr,
p, Day. Auctieneer, the premises DIRECTED by
said Judgment 10 ue soIa. ana therein described
as follows.
Al that certain plot, piece Or parcel Of
thereon erected. situate Wing and being in
New York IN tl,e County and state Of New
York bounded aid described as follows:
CT ista ssreet a e fs fs f2asasIy sas1g fo sGs
the corner formed & oy the intersection o. the
erly side OF Broadway; running thence East
erIy along the southerly side OF 146th street.
with Broadway. 93 feet IL inches 20 the centre
line of the block; thence Westerly along said
thence Northerly parallel with Broadway 90
feet il inches to the point place OF be-
And also ell that. certain lot. piece or parcel
thereon erectea. situate, lying and beng in
the Borough Of Manhattan CITY COUNTY and
State of New YORK. bouAded and described
Bsginnins at a point the southeriy side
two feet sly inches EaSerIy from the corner
formed by the intersection OF the 9outheriy
sue "a I1DtH SLfeeL ana IHS CdSlSEty Sids OF
Broadway, formerly Eleventh Avenue or Bou-
Ievard: running thence Soqtherly parallel with
broadway and part o. the way through
party wall ninety-nine reet and eleven inches
70 the centre line Of the block: thence East
eriy along said centre line of the block. thirty
seven feet six inches; thence Nortkerly. again
parallel with Broadway. ninety-nIRe feet eleven
Inches 10 the Southerly size OF 146th Street;
and thence Westerly along the southerIy side
or i4btb Street thirty-seven feet six lncres 70
the point or place Of beginning. Be said several
dimensions more or less
Dated New York october 22d 1908
CHAS- L COHN. Referee
LEXOW, NACKELLAR < WELLS Attorneys
fcr Plaintiff. 43 Cedar Street, Manhattan.
New York City.
The following is diagram vf the property
TO be sold its street numbers 54S-552 West
18th Street.
ikcth Street.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14
STORAGE NOTICES.
KINSTLER's STORAGE WAREHoU Sc,
SEQ 262. 90i WEST I24TH STREET
Female
NEW YORK, FEB l4TH. 1910

NJ. tchs. rS l4IH. ISlD
To John Hogan. T. Goods, Mrs. N PapiIlon.
Mrs. Y. :. Hagar, Mrs G 5. Bentley. 4 S
Mrs Dore Lyon. Miss u. Z. Griffin. r Dragon.
Airs. 4. Richards. Mrs. L. Bonner. Mrs. =,
Frankei. J ". Ballard. Miss Z. a Corcoran.
Efrs, II. Harron, Fred Reid, J. Hemmfngs. j.
AnEleharr, ". H Moore Mrs :. r BIumeu-
thai a. 3. Flower, ". II Payne J keieher,
MIS-. H kingsley. Mrs. Z. Conroy. r. Cialpen,
Mrs. CuEren. Mrs T. Winnie. A r Desmond, Y.
sackett, Mrs. ]. N. Kennedy. P J. Cribhen, Mrs,
y AlcMauus, J. F Houlihan. II, Mrs. H. f
T4ochstadter marshal: Miss L Holland, H H.
v-iIliarrls Mr. Cahill Mrs H Grant, S D.
julius. Miss A \ Zacarie, Newton Smith,
BuckIev-Newhau Co. r. ] Mailer. Oscar Ber-
{ Marc-es. J. Crunp. II. STANLEY. Jordan
Moriarty Co, Miss c c. Sawyer. II. A Palmer.
LAvack, II n. Briggs Mrs. q Iacuirs. V z.
De Koenig. Mrs \ HaasgratE, Mrs. ] Pike.
G Co. Mrs X Keogh. r Barbour. Mrs J.
Pedlows, r !. Conn, J. Warren W r Epps.
i. Rockefeller. Mrs. Il D4Laey Mrs ?. Hi.
Mira. l. AIOEsuau. - =. IorEse. JF.. Mrs. NJ.
Thompson. =. Finl1enberg. Mrs. =. d Rsguef,
1iilmore. :. II Lamar, II. II BeIni5s. Mrs z.
NJ. irving. Mrs K Lowndez. Ms a Richard
son Miss u Brown, i 7. McLaUrsu. Mrs :.
a clarke. Miss II. Clover Mrs. - Webster.
J O. Ccorer, r. 7 Beaia. T /. skeocti, Miss
A T. miller. 7. Lyon. Mrs L. Baum Miss 3
Head Kuykendal1s Express. Mrs, ~ a CAS-
rarr L J. Borgensk Mrs. p Dempsey, Ms.
!: case e.. T Adams Mrs S Nct.ah-
Marion Pursseli. Mrs- n. coushIin and Mrs r.
N small. You and each Of you are hereby
,ttifioa that. the storage being due and the
t3,,,s 4or na-ment Of our lien upon the nroparr~
1,sraE,3asrAr described having expired ana due
,,5,,t~4. ,hsreof having beeu given sou, we viii
.ss s,Irh proDertr. 10 wit. household ? ondz
.-sso.ssf eahrts and merchandise stored h. s-c4l
~ "a ~rur name n our warehouse. to be sold
80 -,,rI,- sucflou according - The statute ia
- ease made and provided. sr our ware
house. 500. ao2 3o4 West i24th q. New York
e-it- On TussGEy, March sth. 1910. ar lo q. m
- ec~. .inufng every Tuesday Thereafter -
Ths same place ard hour, until the goods have
fesI3 II3-rs3srr. FF,s STORAGE WAREEcuRr
Z FINsTLER. Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14

The approximate amount Of the s uea or
property Is to be sold. ts I,Tenty-tFvo 6q59Ted
With Interest thereon from the sth day OF
October. 1909. together with costs and allow
61~-obsr iafb- 7aoe, together with the expenses
Of the sale The approximate amount of the
ii14s Which are to be allowed to the pur-
chaser out Of the purchase money. or paid By
dated. New York octoBer 22nd 1909
4-.~, zsIs ssAS 5. + h.rsS2 S0HS s,d3Irnes Ksfss 70
FRIDAY. November 26th. 1903. at the zau1e Time
patsd. New YORK. November 18th. 1879.
CHAs. L. COIN.
TIE toregoIng sale .s Tsrzhy al fur+hsr 1eao ad
Datsd. New York G,+ Noyenaez 5-64s 2gtR. 1aoe -
The foregoing sale is HEREBY further ad-
journed TO FRIDAY. December 10th. 1902 at
dated. New York December Sd; 1909.
The foregoing sale is hereby furthsE I'D.
1ourned 70 Friday. December 1Tta. 1909 az
Dated. New York. December 10th, 1909.
tourned to Frida5 Dec-ulber PAIN. 1919. al
the same time and place
Thz foregoing sale S nerebv frrthe- es.
3PgF'ss4 36a ssrle " tine s'1a sad place
Dated New York December 24th. 1909.
The foregoing sale is hereby further adjourned
70 FRIDAY. January 14th. 1910 at the same time
and place
Dated New York December 31st 1909.
CHAS- L COIN. Raferee.
The foregoing sale is hereby further ad-
fourned 20 Friday. February =-h, 1910. At the
game tine and place
Da.ad, New York January 18th, 1910
CHAS. L COIN. Referee
The foregoing sale IS hereby further ID
5ourned TO Friday, February 18th. 1910. at
ths came time and place
Dated. New York February 4th- 1910
CHAS I. COIN. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14
WORK WANTED.
Male

90 ACEiAI AIA.s-- eo--hman1 mar
- Ie n iia o' r5+Isea Ere ie.'11y ab.r
llaeerstalle.5, best references. AaeDo1zld.
40 I-szr s.,,'l 8 ,----,...-,--- =.
IF1 - Fj- - ,-[ school GRADUATE. careful
trs-e snician, vili sork month &c
afi,- 80 -ale ability; city or c9lhir5 a F.
- i,.-- Lis employment. cay week,
= o ier.isF'ef fs.5. sssl5.ns nszess f.isa's rsf Z
DOMESTIC ~ Esox 90 tribune Off.cs.
,-s 81 Intst: j. Years experience
% a,ars e 5soist s.rie.s sh are % 'sfs i.s
rfs--czI sascilt--s'' o@sca apartment building
s, saasse = tE-IIectricl4:.. lss Aes- zist 81
S---5 t---.------r-Fr - -r-Fr Z ears experience al-
Ff.TF ATOE H. - eterzt-r bes- reference.
C-src77st % .-rfsr ~ Esst Is7th ct
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14
Female

tEE1- r1zla cd f=naale r. sci Llrccln sr1
IS --e-7- ptr-l--zE r1.ret es-1z- 'le1ers
e-e H-ze IL fark Rev, near ETookiEn
E--se
sF-ETIT.T TfB-V FS-Fo-tr experienced
7-ze rs -e-z. rEe-eo--rl- euiez hands can make
- 8 -=- week zreacy 71rE- Po.7pe-ll1sen, II
~el ZzL rLt--s E-F---zSos@ roskers fsr split
7e-e 1z-zz -- uiere. eresdv work uez- 7es~n-
7e-Ea-an- e-lgicyu-su-- "syt CO.. wash
hf-I=77T..7- FI0F TRs-Rose makers. branch
- az -z-c~-s also ~7~ff Etr@H home gfoG
s-s--g V-lE. tssEztellzzHg Er1E-. a. N zsL
4R--rr-Ez1- FL0T F-Fs- sIz4e1s .ancy teath-
80 s-esc- -c1s- E-o1 ga = flit Co, -
----S-- s.
1z--E-,-zL ELCE Efz-NsksrS Uanr-1. zork
aea z---. sso5 -. ztez1y wei al gear.
s---- soasf. % = - ETost7sy
Se9-s- ~ RCCFE-E,E EF7e- 57.f-le enr-y. ez-
---- s-stz - sisr- e1L references. - Et2fr
-1-o- T@sJsN- Hcr=Ity Co. Il 1est
csE-EErEE double entr~5 en5 assistant
-o2<k@ep@f- tyElst- sl5-S12 Car Dzehl
KF - sesaU.
1au - criv. Mss C1-rs-s Bure4us -
= e. H1o- 81
1T.a-sID f-r -itE- -,ger1e- glelanGs ~
- f-as . - Morrow EEaioysIlell Bg-
-. - tD@--Ia-on ave eorrer akJh 81
Aa-i--l-5-IL ana LAT AEDf.F-~s- four i
us-lols ss..s 81 Miss Fi1zCsT-
L-.1-a---c1- I5,-rezs- 90 5tl s-e. entrance
=
34--5lI,Af- e TLsS- assist waiting -r Laundry.
So s-arar s. s.. g-ll-rT Bureau. =
s21 81 oez- 5rH eve
-.1o-rEa-5t-- cr-~v r~rr.. salary -.
cfliEe,e1-- 1o1as Eirf. Jga1 Ezc-age.
: 1sssau 81
- &1ar. eEsc-sz. - client 15o.a baker.
- 9lzss il as respects. fes1 clry references.
= gsrgs E-Iea1. 7ls LeEi1gtcu a.e- Tel.
~ Tor tsrEs F-frsEe earllIr. FlBsr ie
1880 t1 st- r-au res er1 have good refer
gsSa 80 - zn1 lnlusIItsl ssc-ia-iln.
st---o ssslsz Fizl ls11.rv. fer flushing
Hiss Gs-gsret Smiths Bureau = = est
= second focr Plcae 1923 Ersalt-
~ cE.z.Er ErPsfa aTT5-W- sTTFE E-s-
--@-L@ zlc azueater. tssraasu. saeal- Eng 81.
- tec-. ezcS--e.-r ksEss. 1s1eftsT charr1sr-
----e- TeTs lEr - -T1-ercec -.fy cr
= t= 80 T'lzzz EIo.r-- E-r-s q.
-s-E lrrr=- rz-r
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14
PROPOS AIS.

ShOTOSSLS
CFFTCF OF THE CORNERSTONE DIS
trict CT Cci1rabf5- Feort1ary :. f410--SezleJ
proposals VIII BE- received Lhis cl7cs unit
= O'Clock noon Februa-y- -. 1910 fo~ con
srTucti1c eiGht-roon school building
lots 20-24 square SSS. a. corner OF T=u-h ard
r erree.s S " Blank form OF proposal.
specifications and ali necssssr- Information
may be obtained from the CLis< Clerk En-
sineer DARart8aeuf. roarn 80 District Build
Ing Deposit Of StG"G required 20 <ga-antss
return Of plans TT-ND y RruILPH- JOHN
A JOHNSTON. WILLIAM = JCDSC&, Com
missiOaArs. =. e..
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14


and references VIII b. exchanged upon request
ADDRESS culture, care OF Allen. - West
34th St.
,TTENDArT-,,or German, experienced
vltG Invalid or elderly lady; cheerful dis
position; good housekeepe-; sews, enbroiders,
eTralIArt references Ven r, Miss FItzgerald's s
Bureau 5q3 9Th eZs-, cor 42d -
sTTEsEr5A NT.-Thoroughly experienced IN al
illness and with excellent reference from for
77er eI4lpiorerg and physicians. cspabs OF taking
anrire .-nerge 9 Miss FitzGeralds Bureau sos
5tI ave entrance 42d 81
s-HAMBERMAID.-- VERY neat. refned. young
swedish girl. best references. SD: city or
country Rcsrnu=sens Bureau. 10 Lexington
sve- Tel 6z34-PIazs.
HAMRERMAID-Fali neat scotch girl: tSyo
ears excellent city reference. So: city short
,sistsnee country. Waldorf Bureau, l. u est SD
81 Phone 600 Madison.
1-1TsSTEF-Pt IDA UNDRESS-Swedish gil.
SIX months N America; speaks some English;
COCO references Gster9eag Bureau 'lo Lex
T3iB1RMAIL-42a nlpetent German girl: as
sists waitress. city - colnrrE: best refer-
eoI5panv's ei7Tr slrSsu. 48-45-47 West asa 81
.-TFzNT9FPI.TD and sEAMsTRESs -Asstst
vslrre2s; neat willing. intelligent Norwegian
5i6 IexineTon ave Tel Io55-Plszs
CHANBERAAID And WAITRESS - IoIIng
Protestant: good appearance excellent reter-
~-,A- clfv family preferred c. Hotmayer'a Bu-
Teas l85 West 2ad st- Esleplea-. 1865 chelsea.
CF1MBERMAID. WAITRESS s--Cempetent.
-r cglIntry .. Mrs Golfers Agency, 122
west e3d St
,4AsfBERMAID and wATTRESSaS Young neat.
rrsne4 grI. best references, SO. Albany Bu
-4aif 80 Past a3d st Tot. E2',- Madison square
.-r,GK--Young. swedish; understands her bust
res- thoroughly. SOUPS. desFerts etc. very
49, ,ef4renees Mrs. Rosmussen. T2c Lexington
sve- Tel a7ss Plazs.
.--,0F<-lserulsn first class. good baker; city or
,5tlt~v. best References was- $50 IL $50.
47l.se47 r.. 2. '5:'c.1 we', Sad =
...c5z- -TsI-TI. .Ft2--t.fI AafBEHAAfTl-bY three
-7-eaer. competent servants; well trained. to
,,st,4a- eepxrars- city country Phone, 1925
paaza MorroU : Bureau ~ Lexington ave,
corner asth r
COOK end CHAMBERMAID-N 4 Rf..sS-5is
,cfz- erDeF1enceG together or Eerarare; city.
,o,,3tr, so. So Waldorf Bureau. - West 35d
- ;5hone. @oa A4sassoH.
,-,,cIx--St- F1sT-Tuo -olored etrts, one eon-
geI4nt cool, good baker; Other experienced
.,,,rse infant OF grown ezceiieni sean1strAess
80 - elpgrats. cttv. country. Phone la2s
p,s-a sforTov Bureau. 12l Lexington ave.
.oTner 5sth .
l-TT,T-PT T-r-Pollsh. speaking English. s.on1an
,g5olr soS1 ieUl1re5s- can ba@ss nan useful,
yoGd zaiter. uaaerttauas heTses and autos both
S1sflers cftg -~lnfry e0tlc-se iesr Plaza
4fIr-e-. Elrezl ~ Lexington as corner
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

,La+ The undersigned intend 70 apply the
surrogate Of Washington County for Letters Of
: 1s,-,5-7s+ra ZION OF the Goods. etc OF Eliza
-1t--.+;. late OF the Town ot Greenwich.
~1r,7+v Of washington and state OF New York.
7Aceased according TO the provisions OF section
go - +ba (va1s of civil Procedure FOR limit
- he peual.v of bonds OF administration.
- 2o4fce is hereby given TO all persons hav-
-. ,Is+-,s against said Eliza Christie deceased
- 1rezenr their claims. with proper vouchers
- .~s1F - the surrogate OF the County OF
p-asbirr+on al his Office IN the village ot
Ss7s4r X y on or before the 2sth day OF
February 1910. 49,.
WILLIAM JOHN NcGEOCH,
WILLIAM =. CHRISTIE
VAN NESS 3 MAYNARD. Attorneys Green
wich, \ 7
New-York tribune., 1910-02-14

iekGE st
The aprroxinlate amount OF taxes. assess
NE and water rates which sare TO b allowed
=, +he purchaser out Of the purchase money or
rsi5 nv the Referee Is S529-s5 and interest
aNa+L7 ~eyr Ycrlz. January 2Sth. Is1U-
: l.. H WARD Referss-
rFv-EoWITZ & SCHAAP. Esqrs.,
srr5rne-s FOR Plaintiff.
NJ :? Nassau Street City Of New York
CHARLES ZBRBARINI, Esq
ATTORNEY for Defendants. Pardt-
n4LIT z CROSSMAN. ESQ.
atf1r11ev for Defendants. Pepe-