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Lost Appetite Cause of Bank Merger

ing room recently. He had been
there but a few minutes when w. 8.
Rowe. president Of the First National.
caught sight Of Ingalls, dining alone.
and walked over and took q seat
across from him. Both chatted pleas
antly until ingalls, luncheon was
placed upon the table.
What's the matter? Don't seem to
ue eating very much today" said
President Rowe.
.oh. l don't know. Seems AZ II N,
appetite has failed me-
why don't you take a trip! What
Is keeping you?" suggested Mr.. Rowe.
The bank at the corner Of Fourth
and Vine Streets" Was the direct an
swer.
Sell is to me-" said Rowe. without
q moments hesitation. looking directly
into ingalls, eyes A. he spoke.
Make " Q proposition. said u
gals. finally.
This conversation led to the big con
solldat1op
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NINCINNATI-At tired man, and q
u lost appetite are responsible for
the formation In Cincinnati of the last
bank in tho Ohio valley and one OF the
IL greatest financial institutions In
the United States. bank which VIII
have . capitalization Of $6.0O0.oo0 and
deposits OF 326.000.000
u. E ingalls,. for years at the head
Of the Big Four railroad: once head
Of the Cincinnati & Ohio: organizer.
president and managing head q ths
NercAanss National hank. worn out By
his lnag years q service. slowly
valked intu thA oreen City club din
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Go
Il ~ - )

NHICAGO.-The Woodluwn police
u have been working on a deep mys-
terry to solve.
It concerns three wooden shirts.
Two OF the garments are size Is and
the other is 16. according to message
sent to all police stations by Capt.
John McWeeney.
The shirts were found by Patrolman
Hogan at Sixty-third street and Madi-
son avenue. They were strewn along
the sidewalk. Hogan called the patrol
wagon and the shirts were sent to the
station.
Close examination of the garments
revealed their size. After the lieu
tenant and sergeant and "fy cops" dis
cussed the mystery for Is minutes a
message was framed and telephoned
to the central station. Later it was
transmitted to each Of the "A stations
In the city. This was the message:
There is at this station three wooden
shirts. Two are size Is and one 16.
Capt. McWeeney's name was signed
to 1t.
Patrolman Hogan modestly told o
the find" as follows:
II was travelling my post abou
eight o'clock when my attention wal
attracted by the shirts lying on thu
sidewalk. As near as ! can judge
they were about three feet apart.
won't be positive. but think the frs
one that picked up was size 16. Tn
other two were one size smaller.
81 at once scented a mystery Q
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oatmeal of usf
Certainly It seems like carrying
Goals to Newcastle to speak Of export
ing oatmeal to Scotland and yet. every
year the Quaker Oats Company sends
hundreds Of thousands Of cases Of
Quaker Oats to Great Britain and
Europe.
The reason Is simple: while the
English and Scotch have for centuries
eaten oatmeal in quantities and with .
regularity that has made them the
most rugged physically. and active
mentally Of all people. the American
has been eating oatmeal and trying all
the time to improve the methods Of
manufacture so that he might get that
desirable foreign trade.
How well he has succeeded would
be seen at glance at the export re-
ports Of Quaker Oats. This brand Is
recognized as without q rival In clean
illness and delicious flavor. 81
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e,sh a Food.


Fish in one form or another Is al
most universally recognized as one
OF the important food materials tnat
enters into the diet of most Ameri
can families.
The mode OF capture affects the
market value. Fish caught by the
gills and allowed to die In the water
by slow degrees, as is the case wnere
gill nets are used, undergo decomposi-
ton very readily, and are inferior as
food.
Fish are often landed alive and al
lowed to die slowly. This custom Is
not only inhuman, but lessons the val
ue OF the Ash. II has been found that
fish that are killed Immediately after
catching, remain Arm and bear ship
meut better than those allowed to die
slowly.
Fish, because OF their abundance.
cheapness and wholesomeness are In
valuable as an article OF food. II Is
less nutritious and less stimulating
than meat, as 1t contains less solids
and more water.
The idea that fish is brain food
has been greatly exaggerated. because
It is rich in phosphorus and the brain
having that chemical in its COMPOSE
ton which the fish is supposed to sup
ply. The fact is that many meats
have as large a proportion OF phos
phorus as fish. Being easily digested
and therefore a good food for brair
workers, may be one reason why tht
idea prevailed.
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Real Early Rising.

Farmer Brown and Farmer Jones
we're near neighbors, and many dis.
pute took place as to who was the ear
lier riser. Both maintained that each
exceeded the other.
One day Farmer Brown determined
to put the subject to test. Rising very
early one morning. about two o'clock
he proceeded to visit his friend. Great
was his establishment when he saw
Mrs. Jones hanging out the clothes In
the garden.
Farmer Jones about?" he asked.
Well" replied the lady. "he was
the first part of the mornin'. but
dunno where he be now"
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A Rea, Catastrophe.

Philip. aged four. is in the habit OF
going across the street to a neighbor's
house for milk. One day in Deem.
Der he returned home with an empty
bucket and a grave face. I'VE can't
get any more milk" he announced In
a tone weighty with the Importance
of his message. "The cows dried
up" And, as we started in surprise
at him, he suddenly clinched the mat
ter with an observation. evidently o.
his own: "They don't think thai
she'll thaw out till spring. define
ator.
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TO CURE RHEUMATISM

Prescription that Cured Hundreds
Since Published Here.
'One ounce syrup Of Sarsaparilla
compound; one ounce Toris COM
pound; Add these to half pint Of good
whiskey: Take tablespoonful be-
fore each meal and at bed time:
Shake the bottle well each time"
Any druggist has these ingredients
in stock or will quickly get them from
his wholesale house. Good results are
felt from this treatment after the first
few doses but 1t should be continued
until cured. This also acts as system
builder. eventually restoring strength
and vitality
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INSOMNIA
INSOMNIA
Leads to Madness, II not Remedied In
Time.

Experiments satisfied me, some 5
years ago." writes a Topeka woman,
'.that coffee was the direct cause OF the
from which I suffered ter
ribly, as well as the extreme nervous
ness and acute dyspepsia which made
life a most painful thing for me.
ST had been a coffee drinker since
childhood, and did not like to think
that the beverage was doing me all this
harm. But 1t was. and the time came
when had to face the fact. and pro-
tect myself. I therefore gave up coffee
abruptly and absolutely, and adopted
Postum as my hot drink at meals.
u began to note improvement In my
condition very soon after l took on
Postum. The change proceeded grad
ually, but surely. and it was a matter OF
only a few weeks before found my
self entirely relieyed-the nervousness
passed away, my digestive apparatus
was restored to normal efficiency. and
. began to sleep. restfully and peace
fully.
These happy conditions have con
sinued during all OF the years, and
am safe in saying that owe them 81
tirely to Postum. for when began Il
drink It I ceased to use medicine
Read the little book. THE Road 4
MELVILLE. I'm pkgs. There's Reason.
Ever reed the aAsvs lettess a nev
| 90 oDoeaEa 1roa tlme - Mne. Tha'
oFe geau1nes aEusb an1 f00 oe AuAaI
y
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Scalloped Beef.

Chop fine the remnants OF cooked
beef; moisten with the liquor In which
1t was cooked. season with salt, pep
per and butter II needed. Place In
deep dish and cover with seasoned
mashed potatoes mixed with beaten
egg. Bake a light brown and serve.
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Suet Pudding.

Mix and sift together two and three
fourths cups Of -four. one teaspoonful
of soda, one and one-half teaspoonfuls
of salt, one teaspoonful OF cinnamon.
and half a teaspoonful each OF ginger.
cloves and nutmeg. One cup each Of
milk, molasses and suet. Combine mix
tures. Three-fourths OF cup OF cur
rants, one and one-fourth cups
al raisins. one-han cup Of finely
sliced citron added at the last. Steam
three hours and serve with an egg
sauce, made as follows: Two eggs.
well beaten. one cup Of sugar. one
fourth of a cup Of hot milk. and one
teaspoonful of vanilla A yellow sauce
may be made by using the yolks oi
the eggs. Flavor with orange rind
and juice
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Molasses Candy.

Take one quart Of molasses. two
cupfuls Of sugar. one teaspoonful OF
vinegar. butter the size of an egg.
Boil until 1t hardens in water. Just
before removing 1t add teaspoonful
of soda. Pull when cool.
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|U6eKTfGmEN


.IAs THE rivers farthest fiowins.
60 In the highest hills hass
birth:
A. the banyan. broadcast growins
Oftenest bows its head to eartn'
As the noblest minds press onward
Channels far of good to trace
90 the largest hearts bend downwaro'
CIrcl,nS all the human race
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Put one dozen very thin slices OF
lean bacon into hot frying pan: cook
for one minute, then add six slices OF
tomatoes. or the canned may be used
with the liquor reserved for soup OF
sauce.
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Uses Of Oddly.

isn't your hat rather curious IN
si,ape?" asked the uniformed man.
Certainly" answered his wife. 1T
has to be. Any hat that wasn't curious
in shape would look queer"
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t00 HOOK Win o u6
my heart nuttering
and I could not even
receive . letter.
Every month I had
such q bearing down
sensation, rs II the
lower parts would
fall out. Lydia E.
IPinkham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound has
done my nerves Q
great deal of good
and has alsorelieyed
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WHERE IT WORKED.

while we were on our honeymoon.
I always spoke French to my husband.
SO that no one should understand u.s."
so you went to France, did your"
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MORE
PllKHAM
CURES


Oronogo, MOI was simply Nor.
yous wreck. I could not walk across
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an avenging God. but In
consequence of violated law. and the laws
of nature make no distinction of persons.
but so interviewer is human society, that
the penalty IS rarely csafined TO the
transgressor."
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Scraping old apple trees to remove
loose bark Is good practice when
combined with judicious pruning. 1t
makes the trees look better and do
better and Il reduces the number OF
insect hiding places. Once In three
to five years is often enough to do It.
Remember that the man who picks
up his birds, throws them into crate
and ships them OF to show rarely
gets a prize. It requires careful selec-
ton and careful previous preparation
to put bird In the best possible con-
dition and the man who wins Is the
man who has thought of this.
/ That dried beet pulp Is . better
feed for dairy cows than corn sdlage
was demonstrated by the New Jersey
experiment station. II found thai
cows fed on beet pulp produced II
per cent. more milk than when fed OF
a corn silage ration and four per cent
more milk than on hominy ration
TIE legumes draw nitrogen from
the air and store It In the soil for tn,
succeeding crop. thus making good tn
loss of this element through the pre-
yious crop grown. These means ar
at the command Of every man VIII
cultiyates the soil and II he viii avail
himself Of their good ofices he ma
view his crops with mrch plsasur
sARd greak Hro0f
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04
WORK WANTE ED.
Male.

Male.
BOOK KEEPER. of7ceman (26l: eight years eS-
perience. conversaEt with az sS stems, , coTr.T
poudeur. typewriter, etc: : capable taking charge
A. ~ Duffeld -. Brookltn.
F0OKT5I,TPFR- youug man 20 assist
ant. concern with good prospects Ambitious.
Box 30 Tribune Office.
R6oKKEEFER and easnier, A. references
-ear-' experience. desires peraIient Pn-lIlol
with reliable firm X l. NJ BOX 20 tribune
CHAUFFEUR wishes position: private fam
iiv- gears' experience. best reference
Medium 3aS 30 ave
7TT AT-F7T -T3-NTechanie- careful driver Amer
ican. sober. honest, reliable and ehliginE- y
-Jerniau. 81 st. Marks ave. Brooklyn. care Of
FL F-Neat appearing young Ameri-
good nechan.e end earets dIIs1 qFiTs wi.
! i p 57i 5ist 81. Brooklyn.
CHAUFFEUR. Experienced on al Easolehe
ears anywhere. kirby. rs Wet s3d 81.
CHAUFFEUR -Experienced n1ecilanic, licensed
under neW laV. highest rst7EenceSs nVe years
svUe~tence eli cars. does repairing Z Grunay.
Ss5 Amsterdam ave
JPATGHTsAIA0-Ar rchttectural. t~e;{e years
zype~ience. technical knowledge, moderate sal
ar q z c. 4S3 Hoboken ave. Jersey CITY
III TFCTFICTAN-Bsttery man; experienced and
first cls-s storage 6ei,eIles' ~ ssIaBs ~ " 81
reconmended Auto, Tribune Uptown ONCE,
1854 BTosdTav.
m -.-75F1 PT-%%FR wishes position. good
reference. Paul Gruhe. 81 W. ts'h ~.
lr>-t.TNFF-R licensed. ID years experience,
an r1gines ayramos. elev stnrs, pumps an re
raira- ov-u tools. beet references Crapdall p
west 9sth 81.
MAN csnvasser collector coffee. medical any
tliug else wanted. HausneI. .l- East 1lst -.
zTE-I-TINN.57 1engine ROOM, wishes to make &
r,aDge. working in hotel plant AT present IN
5.f#g4.flds the repairing or stem tliilipsE en-
a4rrr iuunGr~ machinery, 60 1iIIr
,tafi- pine ntting- r c H. tribune p''"u VI
hce. 1864 Broadway
pTIoTGGEAPHER- Good on bromide dark
r,,ou1 and outdoor, willing 70 MAKE hiInselI
useful J Holman. care or elHeche 40
East i5th e. ----,.---,-.
"a p. ,-7.T-D-As Office manager bS experienced
--gv p.bo Inns travelled Tour ears lil
sortb america West Indies am , ~ ~, Wrll
,-a~-ed in ut-ta-d ate coudil a'Ati"il
,,,,,5,aTate II 81 HoN 10 Tribune yt.-
7Ta7T5FTWA%- thoroughly competent trust
worthy and reliable. wants prE -Gs Ga
.ye.nca ana bonds Edmund JheeaiD' ''o 'fiahu
st., Jersey CITY 7- ~. I7r-It--77
etaf1s Army. wishes a E9"I Ps f,,,,,tstiS
tla ~ handling men. fel'' t2.'tt H.,
- o. r i-rbaur. Is7 Bay SIN 81. hath heaeH'
BROOKLYN. -, ,.,,- IT.
,-5r-S-,. Man -. strong: willing 10 nah IL, him
.sslf generally useful in any pltti,,.-. lss, -
,.,,,f,fr,tnry. handy at most any - tr
.rorIces. speaks five Language f.,sra
..i,,-feU ..o Zion ST. Hartford
Femais
/ Gcvr9,Ra-pss French. VIII ishe ~ Fbii,sai
~ ehild over four "snrA. Flt--s-.arv Tngiis,
! ,t,.. teaches TtaIan and elfai-.,s -, 80
/ frsnel7es- sxcslant rsfereness., - fsn,rsr~.
/ sid' : ElnnIoynasnt Bureau. sos eth 81
A IN ~ st1.
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WORK WANTED.
Eeu1aie.

epOyea sscsi .S position ToaTS 5o TO
~ - 1870, Address = D., 10I East
125th ST.
T7F;T;Visi5ng. Engllsh a,th1 n9tlonaitg; liz
t-,,.it-L tranri1es. drawing, painting, eio-
.i6ilslt ~ ,,,ano taught, successful with
cti,,o:, Mss de Guise. liz West 29th 81
USEFUL AN1oNfTo edsry rs,ls lady ro9f or
,t1tItis' 80 80 ~ - christian, having good
health and Cheerful dsPositon eI,i desires m b position %
-. 4, ~ M --evr YORK: good packer and can
,i a,oi,e ia 80 nicely; also DO plain sewing and
sssiat id1y W, W" -bouid ike 10 he treated one
a P2slti9n ana hut would try fully her
salary ard at the same Iine snow no me ateP{9n 91
J,lI+a. [ro1I1d siso accompany and look after
corTaiesc invalid lady who INTENDS golns
S,,t1l - ~ =, inter. but who does not require a
tratra5 1nrsa. highest references as 70 respects-
b,qit--. at.ry- about s2j month Address | Sc
f,,I S,,7Ts-ior Postcfice Boy 14e5. New York
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04
For Bows and Young Msn-Country.

81 rkyrrsS HALL. Scsrscsie. " T.-rrcr-
,,-b ..,s~srisu of bsy. tor college o. BUSINESS
r,tI--54usI afteutton. Endorsed ov eminent -t't-
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04

AmerscAn and Foreign Teachers Agency
suppIfes Professors. Teachers. TuLcrs. Sc-
.rre.--z. etc. 10 Colleges. schools and rerrilisA
AppIy 20 Mr4 NJ J. ToCNG- FL Ios
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04
Female.
MRS col LER'S EMpLoYAENr .I52,EsiI.


MRS. GOLFERS hMr523@ENr RdfSeY
REMOVED to 5 fsl 81 s77a|Iadson ayf dd5 $50 So 8
CHAMBERMAID and NURsE.-To child nine
vesrs' referance: only city. Mise Curry's
Agency, % West 42d, fifth floor. Phone
Bryant-5630.
CFAMBERMAID and WAITRESS ounE.
neat, wen trained maid: understands her WORK
thoroughly; best references osisrherg z AseIle5'
7l6 Lexington ave. Tel. lo53-Plaza-
CTIAMBERAfAID-S SBAMsTRBsS. - Young Eng
lis1 Protestant; Canadian reterenes. 3 Mlsa
TIofnls IS Agency, 320-522 9th ave Ieiepnohs
4527-Msdison Square.
T.. assist waitress: excellent references 4. g
Miss Margaret Smith Agency, % West 42d ST.
Phone 3e39-bry aft.
or 9ITRTPWATD Danish. very good seam
stress or will take position IS mat ntsIe smirhis
AEsnc[- 25 Vest 42d st. Phone 503s-Bryent-
TTTAgTBERNfAID and WAITRESS Ter waitress
sIcre1- yerz best references: SIS; city or out.
AIRS. Cooper's Agency. s97 eth avs Tel looo-
rvFT49IRFRMAID and WAITREss--scotch girl.
s22-S95- competent and well experlelcetl. re-
=-ences city oniy- Jessie. MatI7"s son ; <-s--e''
SIS 9Th ave Tel. 87s-Bryant
~ lNTT3VE NATD-TVA AITRESS-Csood- city rafsr-
snce. S25 L. Miss Hofmsysr's Agency. ICED Eeed
= carton Building, S20-S22 9th ave. ninth Aoor-
Telephone 4527-MaAison SQUARE
-FTANBEPMAID and WAIrREss-By North Of
Ireland Protestant Young woman. I|o y ysars
raferences: civ preferred. Mrs Cooper Agency
657 9th ave, 3sth 81
TFT4NfBERSIAID-WA - By TIVE neat
colored girls: drst class references Emily
207 West 60th 81
1-ETANfBF-R1fAID 49, French girl, experienced ,
snegks excellent English. good references, SO
Waldorf Agency. l. West 15d ST Phone Soo-
Madison.
GFTANBFRMAID and sEANIsTREss,--Brigh
smart girl; viii assist WaIe,s. OK NJ
children. references, tlahHFLy . FAs~lANS' &c" -"
lumbus Tel I4l-RlHer- ----------------
CIA,5PTRMAID and sEAMsTREss.-Particu-
Iarlv superior Swedish girl. h'e years eNcel
ter+ Tefs-1nc4. s25 waldorf Agency, l. West
s8d 81 Phone S00-Madison-
CTTANBERMAIp useful or general house
s14. city only. Miss Curry 8 Agency, 20 " est
42d st. hfth hoor.
f0IPFTENT waitress and chambermaid
wishea position In apartment, q ears
rsU Monday Address NJ Cannon, oIl Am
sterdam ave
,-0TII-F'irst class: neat, competent, obIig
/ ing young woman; excellent manager bvst vI
veg~Teric,s city OF country Mrs Collier Agency,
457 4th ave.
CooK.-By the day mot sunday. l.. 2os East
4sth st -------------
COOK WAITRESS. CHANBERAIAID.-Yqu Young
Sv-e,ies. excellent servants. NJ. Miss Hotmay
- Sge,,rV Reed & Barton Building. 32O-322
an ave Telephone 4d2I-Madison nquare-
COOK -I{,, eolored woman IN bachelor apart
1,ent first class reference. IL West 18th
ST.. ring Burdette's bell
COOK and f-TTAAIBER3iAIp ana WAiTRESs.- -
Tpo swedish girls, competent hrst class ref
srsyes~. city only. wages, SO. $50. sampson $
Arencv 4f3 'ath ave. TEL. lh6e Madison.
CcoK -wAITREss.- irish girls eity'
,os god ID .etefeasfr .ss sgfrsnea s.5 81
COOK An excellent Toung German. under
efandg ealadE etc very best reler@fee 8zD I
also q eTTedish coQE $40 Albany Agency, 20
East SD 81, --
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- EClES

80 M s,.,rs pof@O~. NFaxOIe DEBILITY
RIADDFR CpNPIAI>rS ard ktaersc tss
sssss veIiss a. cncs in dangerous c-seS- r.ccsf
a. 81 rnsxs a.siri-.< orly nrsr csass sc.srr.--
T-..T~,s-F sEcuTs csTi u. BcssCHIR sas Se1s
Known specialist. % y. $50 * Eoarss - -
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04
Miscellaneous
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

LOOKING FOR A SCHOOL OR cAMYr-5y
,xrtfinss school Agency. so6 2 ~ PARK Ro..
N yeu Can Find the school NAnfeG
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04

F5----N-r-S-- r-oducIIou o eficien-g engineer
familiar with ccsrs and modern methods
sNfe -Zperienced man Credeutlal Employ
mont gor0orariou. c5G Broadway, .sEeDoy-
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04

T51F7F-lE EEPER for business once Of hotel
man about 90 years: salar- 5000 and meals
Cre6ential Employment Corporation. -oo
Broadway. AEenCr.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04

s-7FFE7S having general railway freight
ex7crieura accurate and quick salary. S62i
- S--o -radentiaI Employment Corporation,
.5S R-os dusV. Agency
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04

"aCTTTEF -f-- bGs---ss o1fice q E0IaI- man
shoI- 40 vears- -alary $50 and meals
C-eFarr1zI EmrloEruent Cooperation Ia
Broadway. AEenc--
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04

f-z r,on=v. fcr department store. salary
starts ST2S. "a drzncsmenr. Credenttsl En-
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04
FOR SALE.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

BLIND gentleman desires small loan 70 pay fer
operation 10 restore sight rsfersnces- Rob
inson.. Tribune Uptown once. 15e4 Broadga-i.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04

F7-TT T-P--ity. three IN family must he
ex7s-ienoec. any nationality, $50 Miss
7--rzlzs-alc-s E-,pio-rnelt Bureau. sos 5th
enhance aZd
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04

CIFRK farlTiar with pay-on work. for large
Sev Lcrk company, saiary 80 r1cIlliiy- Osll'
AfishfI Azenc,-l FlsTiron Building
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04

Clean cut -oung gentlemen for I've nril'
splendid chances. szlary. $500; college men
r-sfer~ed CrsdentiaT Employment Corpora
- =. l-na p.a-. AEencv.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04
HUDSON RIVER

sON RORFRT FTITOS AND ALBASN-
TlaiIy except SUNDAY. Leavs BrooSlyn. k1iIoe
St. (by Annex. s: Desbrosses s.. 3 40 W 20
St e. W 12oth St. 9 90 A NJ Lendfug a
Yonks-s. West Point Nswburgh. FouShsesep-
sic. Kingston Point Carsktlt. HUDSON and A.
bsuv- Tasv connections North EszsI and y ~
All thru rail tickets between x Y and A-oang
Vest Point Eswburzh, or Poushksepsis, re-
turning on down boat Meals ssrTsd AZ All
hours Music.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04

fsrf3-- must have good Uefs-ences FftE-
s-ersI5's Er,pioyraenr Bureau, Sos 5th ave.
entrance on I'D 81
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04

,rOTT.EJE aTE-N with clrce or four years ex-
r.erfeurs fu business. Tor offce Uf large New
71rl, rouran~- salsrv So 70 start CaL, Mishlu
- Eeuc11. FIatiTou Building
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04

NL-fTatrraT. DR rTElTAH. @Ep=-ien~ed m
steam -u~cires- 81 -Uo. business etrFt-" Co.
fsEsr~-a sos Fiuze- Building
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04

PTTLER aud TALET. Tor city; any nation
ality. talI. --ouns- four IN family Fttzller-
zlC-s EmpIc-uenI Bureau, sos 9th ave- en-
trance z@d
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04

f. CT P-.F-F-z-ntlv -vo. cook butler $50 -er-
nee place. references required 2irs. Coliier s
4 rerEr. 45T sLh ave. near 31sr -
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04

COUPLE for NTontcla1r COOK a1d butler good
references au- nationality: SEQ. Miss TILz-
s4erald's EmpIovrreur Bureau, 50S 9th ave-
.l..-zncc or sd ST.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04

EtTEE1fa,- vr Ar-TElJ--.> iarv and expenses
ra-rrn 7s=isn- .EpafieI~~ UNNECESSARY
srl-e Ta- particulars iri9n cigar Co., 'in-
SiHraH. o.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04

rEL--e-- zEC- ~ F---Frefsr = man eEpe-l-
eEssc eI1rs rcflrra 7ls-i~ lines must zncT ste-
n>g-zre-. seiar- So 1flehiu tAEsncyy5 Flat
e-on EuLdiuE
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04

pPT-aTE sECRETtRv fer u-b,tsher. prefer
t-zr erue-lsu1e1 elcng 1ogrlslisrio itnes- must
tlcw E-sHagraphr ssisr- E-,-rt oilEhl-
tE=n-~f Fla--c- Building
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04

COUPLE Tor city. cook ana butler three IN
family: SO gooc references Miss FitE-
,,erald's Employment Bureau, 50S 9th ave.
entrance z-c
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04

1tTRoLT. CLEEK aErerieno-d in handling
's-Ee parrots 4r-lr business Ser-tra CO.
g. EeurE.. sos Singer Building
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04

T-sT--- rE-L clean csEr men, aged about -
ears % enter established business salarT-
Eauo -rsCe-tlal E-lpIoyrleur Corporation ZJa
E-os67-a- Aeeuc-