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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-10
ROOSEVELT VISITS
THE COAL MINES

SCRANTON, (Pa), August Cool
onel Roosevelt has turned sociolo.
gist. He came into the heart of the
anthracite coal regions this morning
to see how the miners work and live
and what they do The Colonel spent
ten hours today visiting the homes of
workers, inspecting mines and taking
a look into the condition of young wo.
men who are employed in the silk
mills nearby.
The Colonel admitted toniqht tNot
on his way across the Atlantic six
weeks ago he was attracted by an ar
ticle describing the folks who live
in these parts. He decided to come
up and see for himself Despite the
part Roosevelt had in ending the
great miners strike, he never until
today had seen how they work AMI
live.
he travelled through the Lackawan-
ma valley in an automobile, whizzed
over dirty. hot roads, had lunch in
a dairy establishment where there
were not enough glasses to go around.
met some men who whooped it up for
Theodore Roosevelt and beamed and
beamed. The identity of the former
President was unknown for good part
OF the way. But some of the rough,
hearty workers covered with CRIME
grasped his hand and told him that
he was the goods.
Roosevelt declared that his idea in
coming up here was merely to inspect
and nothing else. He said that any
conclusion to be drawn from this fIy-
ing visit will be drawn by him.
Lawrence Abbott, son Of Rev. DR..
Lyman Abbott, was with him. So
were Miss Florence L. Sanville, who
wrote the magazine article that he
spoke Of, and Miss Fanny Cochran.
Both of these women lived for two
months in the silk mill region and
studied the problem from the stand
point of the settlement worker. Mr..
Roosevelt had dinner tonight with
Bishop Hoban. After that he left for
Wilkesbarre, where he spent the night
as the guest of Rev. Father Curran.
The Colonel expects to return to New
York and Oyster Bay on the midnight
train tomorrow night.
In explanation of his tour of inves-
tigation, Colonel Roosevelt said:
81 have long been interested in So
cial conditions in the mining towns
of Pennsylvania. When read two
articles in magazine written by
Miss Sanville and Miss Cochran of
the Consumers League Of Philadel-
phia. I decided to visit the mining
towns and see and talk with the presi.
dent"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-10
A PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION.

If the recommendation of the wharf be carried out
the pubic reasons against private ownership be- to
great extent removed That there good apprehension
regarding the Ho wharf license unless the public protected by
adequate safeguards argued
relative to the Kahului wharf standing regulate
Whaes ana transportation generally which the
would likely be of great advantage public Such bodies else
where have done signal service in doing created bv
Pubc utility corporations In the the people Hawaii have
been put to permanent disadvantage by
such corporations Yet there remain cases. the
possibility
This would be part of the functions public service commission
1T should at least strictly the terms of o
which were designed to subserve public interests
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-10
WALT MASON.
S~>%HS@@@3HHs2a&sHHR
SPECIAL RATES.

The management of the Haleiwa
Hotel invites all of the island teachers
to spend a few days at that famous
hotel before going pack to their homes
on the other islands. He has fixed a
rate that brings a vacation at Haleiwa
within reach of anyone. The hard
work of the summer school necessita-
ties the teachers building up for the
fall campaign and there is no better
place to secure results than Haleiwa.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-10

Among other hakeups of Mayor Gaynor has
New York the of false weights and by which
the swnded large scale Conditions found
startling make the authorities of other cities sit
notice peradventue they allowing like
their Along with living measures tbe
tgaOn revealed other modes of cheating instance the carg
ing OF weight for Wrappers Irvine skwes
estimated that the people of New York pay $4,000 year skew
ers alone which cost the butchers about of the
fraudulent practices whole WILL
$5,0O0000 annually. - W.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-10
CAPTAIN ROBERT H. PECK
DISMISSED FROM The ARM

WASHINGTON, August 2.-Presi.
dent Taft has approved the court mar,
tial proceedings sentencing to dismis-
sal Captain Robert H. Peck of the
Twenty-fourth Infantry, recently tried
In the Department of the East and
found guilty Of conduct .unbecoming
an officer and gentleman, disrespect.
ful behavior toward his commanding
officer and conduct to the prejudice
OF good order and military discipline
His dismissal will take effect Thurs,
day of this week. Captain Peck was
graduated from West Point in 1899.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-10
NO TROUBLE.

Have any serious trouble with your
new automobile?"
mot a bit. So far, l haven't hit a
single man without being able to get
away before he got my number
Cleveland Leader.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-10
ROOT BEGINS CLOSING ARoU-
MENTs OVER FISHERIES.

THE HAGUE, August 2-Senator
Root began the closing argument for
the American side upon the New,
foundland fisheries case before The
Hague tribunal here today. He as.
serted that the difference between
the English and American points of
view largely arose from the fact that
Great Britain regarded the question
as one of sovereignty, while America
stood upon the rights accorded by
a treaty. America, he said, was ready
to recognize the English sovereignty
in the matter, but was opposed to
laws incompatible with the treaty of
1918.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-10
THE DIVIDING LINE.

Gunner-Women are such gossipers.
What do they gossip over, anyway?
Guyer-Usually over the back fence.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-10

Mayor GaynOr agreaby surprised good citizens who did
him for the metropolitan executive by the he started in doing
the right things taking office And he has kept with increasing
vgOr real TefOrmer His conduct while under the
sting of assassin him be the that soldiers
Of No doubt he have anything he which people
Of his city and state can help him.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-10

ships the Brooklyn Columbia Min
become candidates for the heap within period of
that would leave merchant ships almost serbe when
idea the great building maintaining respect
navy may While Brooklyn
the flagship Admiral Shey Santiago and
modenzed yet best she will again be the of fighting
machines.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-10

Legislature New York should have abolished horse
racing that while successfully resisting various other
Hughes urged only be explained the theory
gambling blight the sport had gone beyond public toer
Crookedness gambling everywhere the desOyerS
sports in themselves beneficial as well legitimate
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-10

Vines in California being attacked paralysis Lucky
not aDpendcS
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-10

Tao who accorded due honor while passing
suddenly and secretly recalled from Europe
popular discomfort his heavy travelling
party feared that the public sentiment would increase the
which the dynasty stands This incident shows striking
light the strength of Chinas awakening democracy.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-10

Fine JOB Printing. star omco.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-10

Opposition to conservation the West will be very much neutral
withdrawal of large from forest
serves open Forests good but peOp
suit themselves
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-10
A CHINESE GRIEVANCE.

Hae might have included logged perssteny among e
things which 1.-the heather Chnee is peculiar Inc aSlo
among Chinese in San Francisco to boycott American goods III
for the of Chinese travellers at the Anger
immigration station persists after many months nOtW
standing Cancellation that have been attempted demand
detention shall be removed nom e
isandto the city, Anything which be done to pacate
ought conceded The treatment of the classes OF
permitted the United States has generally been ds
graceful points Their hedng like cattle and bonding like er
chandise should be made things of the past
Recent placed the United States i'll
be the friend and champion of China Before
the question either suIenderng or
the expanding field OF
Oriental If should become necessary for the United
owning insist her there would be bad If she
the confidence and cooperation of China
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-13
TESTS LEAVE HOTEL
c.nnot Stand Falling Plaster
= Ru;Iding Orer Subocay.

-. roi,,a struck by falling plaster.
are deserving the Bridge Hotel
eNos' s-na 600 structure at the corner OF
ne" e--eet and the Bowery, and the
Dslahl.s george Horn. known twenty
proIlI 200 as The real owner OF h-cIipst anu
vesTs aso '+l,irrv raCehorses. fears that the
q srTiii- = -, t-1Trbls about his ears as the
VIII r the work on the Llei"HceN sGtet
Iesrl - 1Ie saws that he VIII sue the city.
sipVaaa- ,z-l-i-r,ez- secretary Of the Public
A. n. u commission. said YESTERDAY tnat Il
SeIN lc - 1y-3S due 10 subway work the
ne c. t..i would hold the contractor re
ctn1'I.,sts The contractor in this instance
spcl.SI', 5s..s.sr,s,- Contracting Company. Inc
= tle =. charge Of The Delaney street
eI,s--9 Eys,.y l4ipkins. said last evening:
woTt- ,,1i-,I- We did the work in Delaney
NSt.h GREAT care. but II any property
sire. - really suffered we are Wiling
oVIl- L;-,, half way. After we COM
&C y 81 S,-huax work there George ".
PEI -l-fry engineer Of the highways
.i-------,s,,f accepted the street and side
Zee IN he ualIneut % $lo,le0 by US:
Ne-As 49, n. from responsibilities, / think
~ \ -h5n.nsu- engineer in charge OF the
-. Street subway for the Puhic Ser
A's-t--- ,,-,,-7-r,li~sic.. informed Nj Horn on
-. that n, do not consider the
49, ~ danger. aICnouga some repairs
oe-.. = Necessary during the progress OF
So s3.es men Nr Horn saws things have
= f~,1,- bad 10 morse. Il has knocked
sy5I-3 90 r TIE head" he observed, and II
t-e+rarS Ia dispose ~ my guests hhs-
IS
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WORK WANTED.
Male
- a r r. ~ T. . H Employment Bureau

Male
JAPANESE E ESlia6,S Bureau.
SIS So eix ssryanTs farnished TO private families
references investigated.
ARCHITECTURAL pRAUGHTS,MyAN., 80, al. az
nosifion. Address Architect, 1889 Bathgate
ave. The Bronx.
ATTORNEY (American(. thorough legal ecu
cation nine years active experience. compe-
+oot IN All branches OF legal work, desires re-
snousjble position in established law firm OF
CORPORATION Kent, Box 81. Tribune Once
Z506KKEEPER- decentralization audited.
gTstenns installed; firms not employing
booEkeeper; $3.50 weekly. Accountant, Room
80. $50 broadway Je!ephone - ~ VI IL
CHAUFFEUR. beginner (25) machinist 10y
trade: automobile school graduate; carefut
driver good mechanically; VIII WORK inonth tTee
II demonstrate ability: city or country a. -
Tribune Office
CHAUFFEUR. &c; first class mechanic; careful
driver. sober: Understands business CITY or
country: best reference. Henry. 1870 East 22d St
CHAUFFEUR.-Two years last employee
CITY references: experienced PACKARD, sra
zier. Stevens Duryea; age ~; single: English
6. w. 10l East 3l2t 81.
on AITFFFTTR-COAC Gilman $500 Married; expert
cnced; drst-ciass references; city or country
Taylor 23l East 10Th st
DFTECTIVE seeks employment. day or week
shadowing. invcStlkatlngs securing e xtaeHoe ~
domestic and business dtricultles; highest REL
trcnceE. Bean. Box 20. tribune once.
ELECTRICIAN. m0chntst; Is years experience:
riey1tors lynamos. motors, lights, etc; me
charicaI machinery and devices; able 10 take
charge Of plant, office, apartment building
store etc electrician 1873 West Dist 81
ELEVATOR RUNNER. years experience; ao-
- crstoIrled 10 A. + See elevator: best reference;
age 81 charles Roller, 427 East l4Ith 81.
GERMAN-AMERICAN desires position With
- ,rty to travel: has travelled Address
Z; =. BOX IL. Tribune once.
NFrHANICAL CRAFTSMAN ana foreman, ex
nfrIerced familiar with automatic machinery
srd factory production systems. Al references
ID O. BOX >. Tribune ONCE. |
EIECKET SERVICE Investigations. shadowing.
g., honest service; rates reasonable. Datec-
.,Da 4as Main St Asbury Park, \.
CIR rIEAIAN. 20. able run caro- eutomo-
ne, has license. Young. 1901 so ave.
,TANTFD by conscientious and efficient male
"e.ttnoerapher. position IN financial district
= ~ Rox % Tribune Office
IOirrG MAN age So wishes situation IS
,,ea,-.' experience ulanufa curing bank office.
,tJy,rrh store and hotel fixtures. am able 20 do
ne selling planning. detailing and superintend-
~ contracts. for 5 have sold complete
liiIr,,t OF medium zed factory. Al references.
Ror OF Topton. Penn. -
Vol-NG MAN. high school graduate; best ref
rreuces; age IS. A. B. IL, l3s I,sxingtoa
ave, Brooklyn.
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

H0-EL---5 s. .--E-5ING ROOMS. % SERVANTS
-5-l-s. On --1- -s-s-l soma iuII-isheG ron
be5 l--1 70 SILVER. barn rs stalls; carriage house.
lCwlag alleys boating. nstilg, grand baLil-g
TsLTCF =. DANIEL. 20 Last 40 81
E-aE-NCTEEU o PER CENT INVFST iIENI
q: FIRST MORTGAGE BOND.
TT particulars inquire d Atlantic H}sienlc
J. CO. A--e--.. and Rochester ayes. brooklyn
SzLCS MANAGER axrerIsnced n siccrrical
-1e- = r1E- class nan - oTter -. 80 et1t
business --t1-s-l.r Electrical. box IL Fri4-
--l aEz-e.
IT , GREAT REDUCTION printing q al
Et-5ss can save 80 go Jcrns-r t-ress'
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Female.

Female.
CASH tlR-Refned Christian Young lady with
ekteElehCe as cashier in retail store; desires
Posltion WAsre accuracy, dispatch, neatness and
Iehnenent are essential Address F. Z. B., Box
EDICA't.D young lady English. French. Ger
man, tedchlns music. desires enga cement
morning and afternoon; would take children out;
best references. Address A. X. "a East S7th St
GIRL co!orsd. as buster in department store or
ONCE building; references. Stephen care Har-
.ris. 81 west beth st
GoFERNESS-Eaglish: Thoroughly experienced
in all branches; excellent references: city or
country. Industrial Association. 9 East AID st.
GOvERNEsS. will take entire
charge OF two or three children; teaches
French, English Music German; excellent
references. NJ. B.. Miss Fitzgerald's Bureau
sos 9Th ave. cor. 42d st.
SEAMSTRESS-French woman; fine hand sew
ing speciality; one years experience: 81 - a
day Marie Leonard. Az Hudson st.
GRAPHER-Up-to-date American girl
wants position quickly: good value for Tnouev:
efficient, competent and reliable Miss Terhune
T. O. Box 1045. New York
STENOGRAPHER-- willing and obiigIng;
s months experience: So to start Miss 4 g
H, 1876 I'd ave.
STEN0CRAPHER.- and accurate; wants
temporary work; is available at any hour
Room l.3nH Everett Building. AZ East 18th st.
STENOGRAPHER-TYP agents
salary, ST. Q j., 639 Marcy ave. Brooklyn.
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FI7PNIS4FD POows TO LET.

S>=-7 = = TIE-ST-F755-ns F0- Gsurlen.en. az
---t-.- cleans [zi1t-,y furnished. private
h--se. electro lights telephone. private baths;
every -----r- convenience. exceptional SsINlc='
s-sa'-=se- = .ae.-sL- highest references only
81 = 81 EEEST-pGsiraal-. small. large,
-orsz. ----- r-a
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VIZ DIRK WANTED.

Young NAN.-Handy: speaks German, Eng
llsh; understands boiler. electricity. gas
Hght' all repairing. Setter. 335 East 54th.
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-YPEwR3TlNG AND TYPEwRITERs.

tgIFaIafTFDo ALL1IAhES. $40 10 s50:
llrtHiIiEHS, ss s5 e: IS :- 81 a
3tc-JE VISIBLE - Nassau ct: catalogue
ii-si a. makes taken part rayrenJ; bar
.l-.s f, E-cs-rocas I.eulngtors, divers.
.tSIH Lt--'-E- E.-rsrerce-- paJs1- tssti-
non open holidays Til noon. RIpprecht.
Z b.1z11ar phone. Broad-6S52.
-1FEh E--ING auc stencsraphic dictation:
-isEa--- legal. commercial. lowest prices.
= tt-e = sza - East -str II. = : Cruise
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WHERE TO DINE,

LUfK0WS & a 5.s5 ss s 7@s8-s 5@s-i6 J:
-7------s.- EEc---z- E5-sH5r C-s1usseEschatts-
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EOR SALE.

BILLIARDS.. no. ard new patent CON bination
tables Lowest --lces, supplies. repairs DOW l.
Ig alley builders. LeckeT's. 100 E-ast tin *
IS leis
TIL SELL OK EXCHANGE FOR REAL Is
~. ---. --.E .--s. ,la- - -Ts@ tons aH1 tHo
{. go -.ls .a.s T. h. Box l. Tribune
LAUNDRY .-slT-s- BE SOLD TO SETTLE T-P
ssa.1- rle- ...cz s. 25H CHaS 4. BERRY,
- t-e-E Sew Haven. conn
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Female.

Female.
4 LADY of refinement and culture. past so:
widow OF 8 well known physician. capable OF
assuming the duties OF housekeeper IN genteei
and references will be exchanged upon request.
Address Culture. care OF Allen. is West
34th st.
A7TENDANT--North German. experienced
with invalid or elderly lady: cheerful dis
position; good housekeeper; sews, embrotders:
nnvCeIIent references. Won B., Miss Fitzgerads
Bureau. sos 9Th ave. cor 42d ST.
TTENDANT--Thoroughly experienced In sll
illness and with excellent reference from for
mer employers and physeiens eaeaoie OF taking 1n
9th ave. entrance 42d ST.
C4AMBERMAID.-very neat. refined. young
swedish girl; best references. 80; city or
country Rosmussen's Bureau. To- Lexington
ave, Tel o734-PIaza.
CHAMBERMAID-Compet German girl: as
sists waitress; city or country; best refer
eroes wages. $25 can at lar, Lang q & soeeher'r
CuAAfRERMAID ana sEAMsTREss. Assist
waitress; neat. willing. Intelligent Norwegian
girl; friend houseworker OsterbeTss Bureau.
7l8 Lexington ave. Tel. l0a5-Plaza.
CuAMBERMAID AND WAITRESS. - Young
Protestant good appearance; excellent refer
arCe. city family preferred. c.. Hofmayer's Blu
roau 1853 West 25d 81. Telephane. 1864 Chelsea
CHAMBERMAID. wAITRE ss.-Competent.
obligng young woman: good references: city
or country d, Mrs. Golfers Agency, IL
"a NfeERMAID and wAITRESS--Young. neat.
refined girl. best references, $50 Albany Blu
reau 20 East SD st Tel 52a5--MaSiison SQUARE
~OOK-A young colored girl experienced in
all work wishes position; wages SO. also
5av's work. johnson. Is West Goth ST
COOK Young: swedish: understands her bust
,,asz thoroughly; soups. desserts. etc, very
,..st references. Mrs Rasmussen. 80 Lexington
6 oSs' Tel 57sl-Piasa.
l-n0k-Gernan. first class good baker; city or
-ourtTy: beet references: wages. SSb TO sic
-ou at Lang * BoechereI Company Bureau.
As-4G-4z West GSd ST
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BoOKKEEPER. = Excellent opportunity FOR
bright. s-lappy young man. experienced double
entry bookkeeping; se5 to start. Business SER
vice Co, 309 Broadway.
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MAID or CHANBERNAID.-By Scotch Profess
tanr in good family: first class reference A-s
ply c. NJ. care OF Mrs. SoaervilIe. zoo Ease
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from New York wages, $40 OsteTfsers'S S'i-
reau, 7IG Lexington ave. between 57yh and 3eth
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MAID-Light coloreJ girl: or light housevorSs
good plain sewer. best OF reference. R-c7Tr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-13

kkEEPER.-Thoroughly capable man hay
ing had cold storag e warehouse experience
Credenttai Employment Corporation (Est. 1900,
2J3 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-13

u E7<TT1FyT.T MANAGER, also statesmen, Wansea'
90 ,-l.u1t and expenses, or commission; e&-
-, ,,,-T5.-osssarv American Cigar CO.. Gin
..,,-,+E ono
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-13

BOND SALESMAN to sell first mortgage ponds:
leads furnished; strictly commission basis;
future for good salesman Hustler. Box gel.
Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-13

about SIS: permanent position; people want
Christian young man Jupp Exchange s. Mas
ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-13

B00HkEEPER, LEDGER CLERK, able to take
trial balances: saIaFE SIS; young Christian
man only. JUN ENchange. 81 Nassau e..
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: ro0LIRY AND PET STOCK,

svs- IL. Pigeons. Pl.sse7f- p I77,,7-
sgsg .sr .s.d te ll1cz, Csnsrses Coiafs5. si,o
o. q vss.-, Write 4. p-tcas' The i-ustsS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-13

KITCHENMAI D-Protestant; for city; two In
family; excellent opportunity to learn cooking
from first class cook; SIS, Miss FitzGerald
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-13

LACND RESS-First class IN all branches: can
90 shirts and collars. excellent references
Miss Margaret Smiths Bureau. - West I'D S..
Room III Phone 1899 Bryant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-13

CEDRESS.-Young; Irish; very neat:
GOOD cool and iaundresS: best city references;
friend 1auudress-c haIubernaId; SO OSterberss
Erreau 7f6 Lexington ave Tel. 1o5S-Plaza-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-13

$4,000 ~ ACF.F}-Must De expert hookEeeIF-
e. dTvcooas commission house experience n
- -(sifior7 CTedentiai Employment corpora
I'm % RroadWay.
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Female

AGENTS. male and female 10 sell Iancoln and
WASHINGTON Birthday postal cards Lieder 5
Novelty House. l33 Park Row. near Brooklyn
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LADY'S MAID ana SEANlSTRE SS--Urcsr-
stands hairdressing; good packer and traveller:
best city references Osterherss Bureau. GiS
Lexington ave. Tel IOa.=Piaza.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-13

wines and liquors; l-lIjo- LIS
o1I~e. t-st class experienced man. nigh grace
.-aa-s ,-redeutisl Employment Corporation 'fS
700, 2-3 Broadway
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BOOhhEEPER.-8ssis who has worked the
Safe Guard System; salary SIC. Credentia! En-
TioyrleE1 Corporation est 1900, 253 broadway
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75y-5,I7T\,; Two first class statesmen Tor roa1
Iosirjons; prepared roofing e1perlenceo eF1aes en-
"a, Frnr!oyIrent Corporation t1St- Iso9)' -"
broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-13

C0OK-Young: English: excellent cook, baker.
fooJ hn1sekeeper; best city references: $50
Osferberg's Bureau. 718 Lexington ave. Tel
f055-PIaZa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-13

BOOK EEPER and ACCOUNTANT. experienced
factory costs. must be willing live out or
town: So. Call, Mgh!l position Brozer), Fiat
iron FS-TIfirr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-13

AGENTS Il. & c. tire infator. $40; invaluable
- automobiles: engine the work; gases
purified ano cooled: good opening for right men
Eoo.a 2ss. iTT9 Rroa swsY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-13

MAID AND SEANSTS E1SS.--SSotch. Protss-
tant: understands dresSmakins. SsStse
chambernald. very neat: city country B.
MIS- Golfers Agency. 122 West Esd st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-13

NURSE.-Thorough competent: take entire
charge OF infant from birth. understands sii
foods, excellent references. Ntss Margaret
Smiths Bureau. % West 42d ST, Room 2o1.
Phone 1859 BRYANT