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Milford chronicle., 1910-08-19
BULL FIGHT FOR CHICAGO
Country cluS Announces One in Face
Of Suburban Mayors Protests.

Country cluS Announces One in Face
Of Suburban Mayors Protests.
A genuine bull fight. announced
by the Ridge Country Club. Chicago.
as the leading feature of its
annual fair. which will be held on
Friday and Saturday. has attracted the
attention of the authorities in the
village of Morgan Park. near which
the proposed bull fight is advertised
TO he held.
The promoters Of the affair in the
Ridge Country Club insist that they
will be able to hold the bull fight on
schedule time in spite Of the authori-
ties.
The posters which Mayor Ney re-
fuses to allow displayed in Morgan
Park have a brilliantly eolored pic
ture of a mounted knight. The read
ing matter Is as follows:
mo need TO go to Spain 70 see a
bull fight. The Ridge Country Club,
regardless Of expense. will have the
real thing. An imported, ramping,
fsrocious Andalusian bull. You wiz
hear him roaring on the grounds. No
police nterference."
Milford chronicle., 1910-08-19

copyright. 1910, by American Press Asso
ciationl
Milford chronicle., 1910-08-19

vigor and cheerful
ness soon disappear
when the kidneys are
out of order or dis
eased.
Kidney trouble has
become SO prevalent
that it IS not uncom-
mon for a child to be
born afflicted with
weak kidneys. Ifthe
Milford chronicle., 1910-08-19

child urinates too often, ifthe urine scalds
the flesh, or if, when the child reaches an
age when it should be able to control the
passage, it is yet afflicted with bed-wet-
ting, depend upon it, the cause of the diff
Guilty is kidney trouble, and the first
step should be towards the treatment of
these important organs. This unpleasant
trouble is due to a diseased condition of
the kidneys and bladder and not to a
habit as most people suppose.
Women. as well as men are made miser.
able with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need the same great remedy.
The mild and the immediate effect of
Swamp-ROOt is soon realized. 1t is sold
Milford chronicle., 1910-08-19

by druggists, in fifty
cent and one-dollaT
size bottles. You may
have a sample bottle
by mail free, also a
pamphlet telling all
abort CwamD-Po ont
Milford chronicle., 1910-08-19
women as Wen as Men are Made Miserable
by Kidney and Bladder Trouble.

Kidney trouble preys upon the mind,
discourages and dlessensambition beauty,
Milford chronicle., 1910-08-19

including many of the thousands of testi-
monial letters received from sufferers
who found Swamp-ROot to be Just the
remedy needed. In writing DR.. Kilmer
& Co., Binghamton, N. y, be sure and
mention this paper. Don't make any
mistake, but remember the name, DR..
Kilmer's Swamp-RoOt, and the address,
Binghamton, N. Y, on every bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-06

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
The Equitable Life Assurance Society Of the
United states Plaintiff. against Henry Kuntz- 81
al. Defendarts--Act No. l. IN pursuance OF a
Judgment Of foreclosure and sale. Gully made and
entered in the a5ove-entitled action and bearing
date the 2lst day 81 March, 1910, l. tire uude--
signed. the Referee in said Judgment named. will
sell at public auction at de Exchange SAILS
room. Nos. l4-lS Ncsey Street. in the Borough
OF Manhattan, City Of New York. the 20th
day Of April. 1910. at Il O'Clock noon on that
day. by Daniel tireenUald. Auctioneer. the prem
ises directed BY said Judgment to be sold. and
therein described as follows;
situate. lying and being in the B"rOush OF the
Bronx. OF the city q New York. I'm the County
and state Of New York. bounded and described
as follows.
Beginning at 2 point on the Northvester
sid Of IN. Southern Boulevard. distant one
hundred and eighty-four feet and ten on4-hun-
dredths Of n foot. more or less, northeastern
from the corner formed by the intersection -
the Northwestery side of the Southern Boulevard
with the Eastsrlv side Of Union Avenue. running
thence Northassterlv along the Northwestern
sid Of the Southern Boulevard one hundred and
ufty- five feet and forty-four one hundreCths OF
a foot. more or less. TO point where IL meets
point IS distant Southerlv one hundred ans tw-u-
ty-tnree feet and forty-sevsn Cue-hundredthS
bv the Intersection Of the westerly side y
Prosr.s-t Avenue ana the Southarlv side Of ore
Hundred and Forty-rinth Street. thence North
eriy along the Westerly side Of Prospect Avenue
tventy-thres feet and. forty-seyeu ons-hUn-
at right angles 20 the westerly side Of Prospect
Avenue one hundred feet. more or less. thence
dredths OF a foot. more or less. 70 point on
line drawn NOrthedsterlv parallel TO the North
westerly side NJ the southern Boulevard from
the FS4starIv side Of Union Avenue ar poirt
thereon distant oue-hundred AMI sevenry-etshr
feet and seventy one oue-hundraiths ~ foot.
NcrtHerly from said corner formed by the inter
section Of the Northv-esterly side Of Southern
Boulevard with the said EaSteriy side Of Union
Avenue distant one hundred and sixty feet ard
elghtv-three one hUudredths of foot. more
less from the said Easterlv side Of Union Ave
nue.. thence SOuthwestsrly parallel with the
Southern boulevard one-hundred twenty four feet
and .-ichty-f0ur one hurdredthg Of foot more
or less. thence Southeasterly at right angles 70
the Southern. Boulevard one hundred feet more
or less 20 the pOi0t or place of besinnins.
Dated. New Y-~r. March 10Th. 1910
SAM FL STEASBOU EsP. Referee
ALIEN ANpEE 4 GREEN Attorneys Tor Plain
tfN. Office and +. -. Address. 40 Broadway.
ForOu-r 81 Naphs- tau. =. Y. g
Tho following is a diagram % the property TO
be solo.
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MEAT RIOT ON EAST SIDE
Jewish Women Swarm Upon
Butchers for Raising Prices.

Advancing prices Of meat produced their
FIRST manifestation OF violence shortly be
tore noon yesterday. when more than five
hundred angry women attacked several
kosher butcher shops ia Second avenue. be-
tween lolst and l02d streets.
The disturbance WAS preceded for several
days 10y nutterings. Chuck steak, which
was y and = cents a pound on Saturday
was raised TO Is cents Oh Monday. and
when tie women went e the shops yestcr-
day morning they found Il Is cents.
Arguments with the butchers were fol-
lowed bv discussions among ever increasing
groups on the sidewalks. TIE shop owned by
Isaac Freeman. al -Vlst street and Second
avenue, was the first to incur the rage Of
the women. who declared they would throw
all the meat out into the street.
Patroiman O'Rourke, Of the East lo3th
street station. was summoned, and Michael
Powers. Of No. l62 East lOoth street and
Edward Koenig. of No. $40 Melrose avenue.
The Bronx. went to his aid. but they proved
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GRIEF MAKES TWO SUICIDES
Woman Drinks Acid as Did Chum
Man Shoots Friend and Self.

We'll. all our troubles are over" said
Mrs. Margaret Clark. early yesterday morn
ing. g. she took last look al the dead
body Of her old friend. Katie Lee, who
had ended her life OF Sunday by taking car
bolic acid. Then Mrs. Clark returned TO
her home at No. q Wayne street. from the
wake " and while preparing for bed talked
q nothing else but her chum's suicide
Then shc went into The kitchen Of the
house aid q moment later her husband
heard a noise a. though made by the fan
'i 81 body. Ilc jumped from bed and ran
iu-s the room where De- found his wife
Es0auiuE Oh tho 9OOr and an empty bottle
t4at had -0uta.uod carb0lic acid beside
her- re woman was taken 10 city Hos
pal where she died Two hours later.
Trenton. X. j. April 5-After acciden-
f. iy shooting and killing a man a. Trenton
auaetigr early to-day. John Connolly, a
-.o.lr Es8 living iu thIs city. shot and
N''-G himself. J'ho victim Of the accidental
shooting was Prank FraceIa, d cab driver
'f fiis city.
comedy a.a Fracel.2 were sitting on the
station platform 81 lie PHILADELPHIA a. Read
las Railroad ~ Trenton Junction with ROY
AC0Ic. detective ~ the railroad company.
A-s-d was showing his revolver 10 the
Other Ieu. when It was accidentally dis
GA. Eed and tracella fell forward on the
lisifoTEi lie had been shot through The
rstif and death wac instantaneous
When be saw FTaCella fall. Connolly
-mped va. anc. before Accord could stoD
4lTa, Han around Lue end OF thg station
I'D heTe shot himself through the head
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REPORT ON ELECTION INQUIRY.

Following an investigation lasting six
months. former Judge William II. Wad-
hams went 20 Albany yesterday to file
with Governor Hughes his report on Will
lam Icary. Superintendent OF Elections Of
this city. In explaining the long delay
Judge Wadhams said that he had to exam
inc ffty-seven witnesses, mark Az ex-
hibits for examination, and read 1,53S pages
OF testimony. In the report Judge Wad-
hams Is about 10 file with the Governor
he suggests radical changes IL the cleo
ton law for the purpose of making The
work of the Office more efficient"
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LOST RANkRooKS-

BANKBOOK No. 4e6 9a3 Of the Union Dime
Savings Bank IS missing. Any person having
q claim 10 II Is hereby called upon TO pre-
the same within zen days submit 70 having
said uassbook cancelled and a new one issued.
BANK BOOK No. 516317 Of the Union Dime
50 wings Bank is missing. ANY person having
a claim % il is hereby called upon 20 present
the same within ten DAYS or submit 70 having
said passbook cancelled and a new one issued.
Lost handbook No 514.43S Of Dry Dock say
ings institution ANY person having claims
upon said book Is called upon TO present the same
to the bank within thirty days the said book
win be declared cancelled and extnguished and
new one issued In lieu thereof
Lost handbook No. 952S3l. Bank for Savings.
80 4th ave. New York. Payment stopped
Please return book to bank.
LOST handbook No. 662. OS2. Bank FOR SAVINGS
80 18th ave. New York. Payment stopped
Please return book 'o bauh.
LOST OR STOT.CN-Rankbook No ea9. 2IS OF the
German Savings Bank in the city OF New York
corner 4th ave. and 1fth st. issued TO Edgar :
Turner. Al persons cautioned against uego-
tiating the same. II not returned q the bank on
the I'D day Of April, 1910, a duplicate will be
issued.
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ARTISTS NANTED-To learn newspaper
ior drawing Thomas. Us West 33d st. New
York.
ATTENDANTS for strictly urvate sauatoriurn
near city. SO monthly. maintenance and laun-
cry; expense pad. Twins Nurses Registry,
= West 1lth ct.
BUSINESS COLLEGE, in Brooklyn wants teacher
of isaac PItnian Shorthand. must De expert
encod and ComDetent. v. u, BOA 10 tribune
once.
COOK. arst class $50. also kitrhcImaid So.
family two adults: must nave good references.
Industrial Association, Inc. East 42d 81.
COOK. German. IN private family. reference re
quircd wages $40. Lang q Boe4herer Cos
Bureau. ~ West $50 81
COOK ana WAITRESS wanted Tor family q two
wages $50 and 81. exceptionally desirable po-
sitions. blooms Agency. az Lexington ave
excellent OPPORTUNITY open for bright.
capable woman. Special work. 40 canvas
ing. Future 20 right person spencer Company,
al West sd ~
GoE-ET:RNEss- chHa eight years: must be
custrial Association. Inc, East AZ ST
HOUSEKEEPER f0I two gentlemen in bachelor
apartment where another maid il kept. wages
$50 Industrial Association. Inc. East 42d 81
INFAN1"s NURSE. 20 60 10 Europe. must De
experienced and LaE" good references. wages
SO. Industrial Association. Inc. East 40 81
hITCHENNAID wanted. Scandinavian pre-
ferred. wages So. Call a. once. Blooms
agency, ~ Lexington ave
kIT'HENN AlIB-tleaE Young girl, IN private
family. wages $50 Lang & BJechere CO.'S
bureau. 40 West a3d 81
LAUNDhEsS. lor family OF two. wages from So
10 $50 call Immediately, Blooms Ageucy. AZ
Lexington ave
NDREsS-C Competent girl. in private family.
references required wages $50. Lang a
Boacherer cos Bureau. - vest sd 81
NURSE French. to grown children. must - eK-
FeTicurec and willing 90 travel. wages $50 sac.
Industrial Association. Inc. East 49, st
NURSES Ohre,b. Institution. near city. SO
monthly excellent boaT.. four 1ays' vacation
monthly Twins Nurses Registry. = West
1lth 81
SOPRANO Immediately. sac: trial ready: col
Ieae Orgauiz-. 800. Ne,eieT's choir Exchange.
l3G 9th ave.
sTlcNDGRA PHER So: bu.Id-T-s oficc book
keeper stanoeIaphoT SIS. uail Bieh Exchange.
- Nafsau -.
sgENOGRApIgi It--pos!tI0n open Tor brIcAt he
sinner s. cal Dion Agency, 90 Nassau -.
STENOcRt PlsEE- Position Tor Wall 81 once.
SALARY $40 20 si2- must bc r-fiuei and reason
abs competent JUDD Exchange. u Nassau 81
WAITREss- Family Of two. WaFes $50 So.
must ns competent and have good references
Industrial Association. In. East 42d 81.
WAITRESS and CIfAMBERMhID. German. IN
private family. references required. wages So.
Iang a. Bosch'rer CO.'S Bureau. - West 32d 81.
WAITRESS Tor lrNinFion-on Hudson Irish pre-
feTel. under 30; small family. - $50 to
right person. waldorf Bureau. Il West Sd -.
NORKINs HoUsEFEEPlsR for gentleman aud
b0Es must Le eNp-rIeutCd and have good refer
enoes. wages So So. Industrial Association.
In, 2 i-ast s2o at
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poverless TO quen the disturbance. Powers
received A severe blow In the stomach and
fell to the sidewalk. and the women nearly
tore the policeman's coat of his back. IN
addition To- scratching his face
The women were not dispersed unth me
arrival OF the reserves from the. East l"4th
street station. with Captain 'orcoran at
their. head. Samuel Dudek' thirty years
old. a striking baker, OF No S3S East l"th
street. was arrested. charged with the IN
Jury 70 Powers. and was held IN $'cpo bail
for trial
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Male.
BOY u9>. on farm. Delano SOC Sd st.
BOOKKEEPER-Eight years eXperience- ~
wears old. married; can furnish best refer
| ences present firm dissolving. Salem, Box ).
tribune Office.
CHAUFFEUR.-Expe driver and mac6inist
r, best private references. X. RorlI 331 Eas;
CHAUFFEUR AND MACHINIST-By coiored
nan private family preferred Andrew :.
Queens.
EDTrORS-Newspaper man C3O desires positi0n
. experienced police. political. all-round worker:
Is. Tribune once ''''-
Man, married, wants steady employment as use
~ man man; painter and varnisher by trade. Jo-
sePh Folbrecht. 32s East list st, city.
MBCHANlC.-Steam. plumbing engines dyna
mos. electric lights; sentleman's estate pre-
ferred. all house repairs; English m. an
slalneT. Johnson. % MorRingside ave- Yonkers.
SALESMAN-No,y employed. desires TO change.
que present nrm dissolving; best reference
sion. Hardware. Box 5. Tribune Office
sA Iis = Experienced; mems furnishing
Tribune Uptown Office. 1864 Broadway.
SALESMAN Of manufacturers and mill sup
pies. proficient IN selling. thoroughly familiar
Win factory and mill conditions throughout
United States and Canada: college edneafi@n., at
present engaged. VIII consider proposition offer
ms greater returns. A. Box -. Tribune Office.
SItNOGiiAPHEE-Es pert night work: trans
lated home. Is. = k Box : Tribune
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Reliable. Box 6. Tribune ofice
-RANSLATIONS from any living language into
LHsilsn with accurate speed at reaS'us r e
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IEHOlsSTERER-Man wants to 20 out repsIr-
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YOUNG MAN with experience in r7a-IIfsct,Iriy7-
l'Il1Il-eiH- faef employment three wears
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susRocATE's NOTICES.


~ PI-gSr-NNt,E OF AN ORDER OF HD',
NNp.r a. Thomas. Surrogate ot gre oI.
~ N.v Tork. Notice is hereby give t,.--.
nersons having claims against 1i.1 ~ -
-. - are County ~ New YORK. tetri'ev j,
,.rss.nt tive Same with Vouchers t.t.co-. -
me subscriber. az her place Or tit"sa' -
business the Office % Guthrie. BANS ~. n
S,vdsrrn No. % W8u street. IN to7 1919
~rvS York on or before the -tth oAF o- go
most ,,. .l..- ~ January.
1910 JEANNE r. r.Ns.,,riV
GUTHRIE BANGS G VAN S1NpElSES... y
torueys Tor ENecutriN. 50 wa '"'st
New Work city ,,,7a
IN PURSUANCE OF ~ ORDER oF 100 49,,
Nbn@r a. Thomas. "a Surroeate ot ~. ''.-t
81 New York. notice is ocrc2y slEtN -
persors having claims against ht. - -
i.,s ~ the County 90 New NorS a-e u "a
,,r,serr the Same with Vrue lirrs. t.,.-' ~
-, subscrtber. M her place pr
6,sin.ss az tne offices ~ Pratt 49, a
Ssvs~eI No. a. Cedar street. tu t-H 49,
Nv York ou or before the 25rd dA- %
5Sttd Sew Yors. the lGth day 81 Va
1910 49, ..,.,,... ,-,,,st-Iv
grstt Kce1.~r 8 Russell. ATTORNEY, - AZ
..nsrfN ~ % cedar >trSNf b'i'N-
Nanhuttar. cry of N,N N1rN
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HON DOES YOUR GARDEN Grow t--I1'
Tribune Farmer VIII answer at YOUR GL--
tfOus. and give YOU many Naluao.e slss
tons send 10 Tribune Farmer l9+ Nassa'
street. for a sample copy
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency.
Supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors Gov
sTnesses. etc, to Colleges. Schools and Families
Apply 20 Mrs. NJ. J. YOUNG FULTON
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INSTRUCTION.

For Both Sexes-City
THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
MADISON SQUARE G122 BROADWAY.
Harlem Branch. 343 LenoN Ave, near I2Tth St
Brooklyn Branch. 2tS-220 Livingston St
schools open all the year.
Summer School at Asburv Park. " J.
Teachers sent TO AL places within 100 nile
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sUPREME COTRT- COUNTY % NTrN- rnpl-

SUPREME COURT COUNTY or NEW YORK
The Equitable Life Assurance Society OF ths
United states. Plaintiff. against Henry Kuntz e.
Al Defendants CtlOl No. In pursuance ~
a Judgment Of foreclosure and sale duly made
and entered in the abOve-entft!ed action and
bearing date the 2lst day Of Marcn. 1910 l. thu
undersigned. the Referee In said Judgment
named will sell at public auction at tie IN
change SdleSrOon. Nos. 14-16 Nesey Street in
the Borough OF Manhattan City Of Ner Yort
on the 10th day Of April 1910 at Il o'clock roo-
on that day. by Daniel Greenwald Auctiones-
the premises directed ny said Judgment 4, he
sold and therein described follows
All that certain plot. piece parcel OF land
situate. lying and being in che Borough % ths
and state OF New York. bounded and DESCRIBED
follows:
beginning at the corner formed bv tb, i,,s-
section Of the Northwesterly side OF the Soutb -
ern boulevard with the FasterIy side OF Union.
~ enue. running thence NOrtheasterIy along tbs
Northwcstcfiy side Of the southern boulevard
one hundred and cEhty-fOur feet and ten one
hundredths OF foot mSrc or less. thence North
westerly At right angles 20 the N1rthvrests-I,,
more or less thence SCuthvesterIv parallel MIN
the Southern Boulevard thirty-five faer ana
niLctv-ntue nne-hundredths 81 a foot more or
less 20 the Easterly side % Union Avenue. AMI
thence Southerly along tho EastcrIv side ~
Union Avenue one hundred and sevcnty-elcht
ftet and seV"nty-Oue one kundredths Of a fost
4 the point or place of beginning
Dated. New York March 29th. 1910
SAM FL SltASHDUEGEE Referee
ALEXANDER * GREEN Attorneys for PI1f,
tin Office and I. q. Address. 100 Broadway
thorough OF Manhattan New York Cftv
The following Is "a diagram OF the property tn
be sold.
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Fer SALE.
SODA FOUNTAINS.


D'iiafpt aha apDlancths new. snopNDrn and
Second hand. easy terms. IHoupt deliveries. re-
f'alit a. specially. AMERICAN NEW SYSTEM
-pl broome ST.
GREAT OPPORTUNITY
- secure oNAA SODA rot MAIN a. thtre
~ original paiue; call and D. convinced NC
$50 fnsuui-etcre al t1c latest counter foun-
tH4rs
Il % PzTuooE. 1896 aa.er 81
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LAWYERS.
FORECLOSURE SALES.

,OrN HENRY FREESE. Marbrldge Building.
Room SO. 50 West 34th ST Oberald Square,.
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southern Boulsyar5.

The approximate amount u the lien or cbar~e
10 satisfy which the abOve-descrfbed property IL
20 be sold IS Twelve Thousand Five. Hundred
and Sixty Dollars tS12.J6Ol with interest thereon
from the Tenth day OF March 1910 togetrer
win costs and allowance amounting to 'Ttras
Hundred Seventy-nine 1910, Dollars CSg7g H.,
with interest from March 21st. 1910 together
Win the expenses Of the sale The apprDNfmata
amount or the taxes. assessments ana v,lte-
rates. or other iieaS. which arc to he allowed -
The purchaser out II the purchase money or
paid by the Referee. is 81 17S ~ and interest
Dated, New York. March 18th I2sO
= NfI-I-f- a 81
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WORK WANTED.
Male

CHA GIFi-t lt.--SineIe. iH irhaIe family. d.
,uu repairing. good driver beet references.
i.. lea I.aa-gal. Phone l5lI Col.
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GARRETT CLEANING.
BUSINESS CHANCES

GOOD FUTURE AND QUICK MONEY-We
want reliable men to sell our Z, proft shar-
ing preferred stock; expanding business Of ten
years standing permanent positions after
stock Is sold. Call "A. m. write " - Cheek
Treas. 213 1917 Broadway. y y CITY
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LgT.

CLARDMONT AVE. 1872 Room for gentleman
or business woman: clean. comfortable, con
veniences, call evenings Bennett.
LARGE SUNNY CORNER ROOM running
water: private family: beautiful location
facing the Hudson; telephone. Harrison rs
West 1Olst st Telephone 6oO0--Riverside.
WANERI Ely PLACE. 1O3 Room. with private
bath. $40 per week: hotel service
nth ST, - WEST.-Large hall. also medium
sized rooms. hot. cold water. near bath
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VIRGINIA.
VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS
NEW JERSEY.

New York Once. THE PLAZA
Waters. baths. hotels and environments no
where equalled- Rheumatism. govt and nervous
diseases cured. Complete hydro-therapeutic aD-
paratus- japanese tea ROOM Golf. riding. dr.v-
Ing and outdoor pastmeS Through sleepers
leave New York 40 7. NJ week days Tickets
and Pullman reservations. c. & o. Office. So
Broadway. and offices Pennsylvania Railroad
FRED STERRY Manager. Hot Springs. Va
PENNSYLVANIA.
NEW SPRUCE CABIN INN
Where You catch trout. Rooms en- suite and
with private baths Booklet. ". J. & NJ D.
PRICE, Canadensis. Pocono Mts.. Pa.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

RESPECTABLE COUPLE, colorcd care
takers; husband for u years licensed on
Cineer IN New York city, no children. Mrs
Adams li5 West 9Sth 81.
USEFUL MAN-VALET-Cierman middle aged
in private family; thoroughly competent. good
reference. Henry, care Of Mr. Meye-. ans 4th
USEFUL MAN-Young man, -. German de-
scent, on gentlemans country hOIre. drive
milk, lawns. useful. experience; references Box
-. 1915 81 ave.
YOUNG COUPLE.-Man as butler: wife as cook:
in fine private house: good references. r.
Lstzko. care x Hand Laundry, 19J ST. Nicholas
ave.
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EUROPE

UPTOWN STEAMSHIP OFFICE. ALL LINES.
Choicest Rooms. Lowest Rates
INTERN TiONAL SLEEPING CAR co.
Headquarters for Travel dc LUXE.
sSI FIFTH AVE. COR. SUrH 81.
write for ocean Sailtngs'' a Return S4Iffusss
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COOK.-Understauds all branches az cooking:
soups. meats, entrees. puff paste. spun sugar
decorations; capable Of managing. catering.
cellent reference. H. Miss FitzGeTa!Gs Bureau.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-06

a A. HOFMAYER Employment Bureau. go
Fifth ave, 9th floor. Telephone 4527-
Madison Square.
AMERICAN WOMAN, hIghcst credentials or,u,
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way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-06

COOk-CapaLie F-funisa woman. excellent refer
encc. understands plain and fancy cooking,
catering Jussila Bureau. $50 Lexington ave.
Tel. f+53 Plaza
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Female

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