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have been issued:

'S oSSD issued.
aneei eoona a EENs4 ssfal forRa oEasgs6
eisrr 81 department. of Dakota 10 san Fran
DEANE G HowARblpF Dor PhiePnes 70 geFperso Gsipr Psp
5ass1s t5ssss: Major ALFRED E. BRADLEY, from
99,y ; for Philippines: captain RoBEPT e
M from Military Academy April J.
sT1gsSs' sTss' FIRST Lieutenant HOWARD a JOHN
Fsrs;, lem Ie san Francisco to Fort Mcdowell:
Ken; IIvm San Francisco TO Columbus barracks.
MilStalL-. Ss Lieutenant BERNARD s. GosTIN. to
Apiasn te5,,i. ,is.dEkMooD A. CHENEY First Lieu
ond Lenta,siT,ss sa iTsNG1 II Nc Y FRAZIEE and Sec
York. es,, - englneers 10 Army Building. New
F7sgs,se Tsss5ce eorDs from Fort Rodasn sua to San
Second Lse9;snsIt sailing Al APEiI for philippines
Inhq%G Ine troa, signal corps. e Philippines SAL
Following second lientensntss ssPSn PsIS,,r. .; s.,.
porp5 S p9Sss ,, as follows: February II. for tenn
ing March for Philip5ines. ,i iSSfa JOSEPH Sail q
fsAAc + g SrFT19f FFEeSidio Of san Francisco;
John E PGRvIs. TO Fort Myer. HSlTfdIrps Wffl4 Pc
str1I.dle.IE5 r1kIELIe.Efd ElR. 70 Fort Banks; HARRY 4
RAMF no = ~ 1,d. to Fort oglethorpe, and PER
Ne2Ts Er,ff ii apsenee: gez Captain RALPH Z GAM
tIre1I1 Ei1. . soreo Rice. regiment OF infantry.
NAVY.
Commander G. W LOGAN, detached navy ward.
Commands T: sNoWDEN. to duty as mem
Washington. - -'SN'
colnI.lander L c. BERrELETTE. Lieutenant
SoIhfnancer h WILLIAMS, Lieutenant
1oFnfnander P WASHINGTON, Ensign g.
u BRYCE. Medical Director f. ANDER-
SoIs,,sa SGM aae Pay Inspector J. J. cHEATHAM.
Ensign R. JACOBS. detached the Indiana; to
cenlpoTary duty the Lancaster. connection
crew OF the South Carolina, and duty On
ooard when commissioned
assistant Naval Constructor R 3. EILLIARD,
upon completion of course Massachusetts
Institute Of Technology 10 navy yard. Bos-
Assistant Naval Constructor Z. o. FITCH. Jr..
upon completion OF course Massachusetts
institute Of Technology TO navy yard. Phia-
delphia.
Assistant Naval Constructor 4. J. CEANTRY,
Jr-. upon competitor of course Massachusetts
Institute OF Technology to navy yard. Nor
folk
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHPS.-The fol-
lowing movements of vessels have been re-
ported TO the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
Jan. 27-The Prairie. at Cristobal the Cleve-
land. a. Cavits-
SAILED
Jan 26-The Prairie. from Bluenel6s for Cristo-
bal: the Marietta, from Bueheds for Cristo-
bal.
Jan 27-The Marcellus. from Newport News for
Charleston.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-29
N ARMY AND NAVY
yess Nary Personnel Bill Com
pleted.
From The Tribune Bureau.

washington, January es
TO PREVENT CoNGESTION.--The new
-svv personnel bill, which has been frames
~ ti,e general board with the assistance Of
-.,e-al officers especially detailed for tb.t
,r-pose. has been completed. and will he
-esy for submission 20 Congress within
ne next few days The object of the bin
q 70 provide neet commanders who win
hzre tine enough TO serve on the active LIST
q become proficient IN their duties, te pre-
..cs the formation OF "hunaps"-the cor
-s<,iou Of officers in the lower Srades-sr
re lire Of promotion. and TO provide suf.-
rent officers and men to man the fleet II,
sir.e Of peace
Under the scheme provided by the hin
os,cers viii attain the rank of rear al,
Mira AZ ffty-four and Of captain at fortv-
.szea. At the present time the Youngest
-s.- sdrrirals are sixty and the averaza
ses of captains is hfty-five The age or
.se Youngest rear aduiraIs in foreign ma
,ses Is: Japan. forty-two: England FORTY
*: Germany, forty-nine: France. fiftv-
Soar
Il is proposed that the present method
of elimination be followed-that is. by
~,lucktng board which Will designate the
eHcers TO be retired in the several grades
sse1 year. The congestion occurs in the
r7zSes beyond Lieutenant commander 1t IS
CALCULATED that 10 per cent of these higher
GRADES car be SET aside each year by this
rrocess. Under the present personnel law
-here have been sea officers retired in the
last eleven years. Under the new law fl is
ssfi-nated that there VIII be about las re-
.i-snents for tie same causes at abour
san the cost. during a similar period.
4, The measure proposes the ultimate IN
rrszse Of tke personnel 70 10000 officers
aaa men and 5000 line officers and uaidsf,ip-
.gn. This limit will be reached gradually
reyt wear : number being estimated al
= 550 men The enlisted strength is based
on ire tonnage Of the ships, the ratio be-
-ug I6e men 70 every 2,00o tons, and i've
r,e officers and ulidshipnen.
L provides also for the increase Of +l,e
s-a@ corps On q similar basis. The medical
-srps IS placed ~ Il per cent Of the res7,-
sr tne, the pay corps at 10 per cent, chap
ANS 81 .. naval constructors. one for everv
1900 tons Of ships; civil engineers az SO.
TIE Navy Department estimates that this
BIZ wiI cause no increase IN expenditure.
The retirement OF officers at an earlier age
ana with much less pay will reduce to a
marked degree the annual payroll Of officers
or rhe retired list At present the retired
afcers sre nearly all Of the highest grade.
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le Of : the block.
I33ri Street


or the lien
n "a tisiy which above described property Is
10 be sold IL Ss 00s. .35, with interest thereon from
The iOth day CT January, leIO, together with
costs and allowance. amounting 10 S39a 20 with
interest from January l0th. 1910, together with
the expenses OF the sale.
The approximate amount OF the taxes, asSess-
ruents and water rates. or other lieES yyhich are
u be allowed 10 the purchaser out OF ths pur
chase money, or paid by the referee. IS Saf6 II
and interest
The premises viii he sold subject To q prior
mortgage OF S3T 500 and interest thereon az th,.
rate Of 55.es per annum from June Il lilUa
4 so subject 10 prier mortgage for 81 500 und
interest thereon the rate III 6ee per annum
from June IL 1908, one-half % which affects
the said premises SUbJect 70 covenants ana re-
strictiors eoutained I'm Liber 2274 OF CanVeyances
at page 4i9, being covenants agninst nuisancfs
Subject 10 auY state Of facts which an accurate
survey would show. Subject also an, au-
n!epal Department violations II any nero be-
or any lis pendeus Gled 20 enforce the sane.
Dated New York. January 10th, 1910.
PATRICK J. DoBSoN, Referee.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-29
NOTICE OF SUMMONS.

ET75FENE COURT or TIE STATE OF
~ YORK New York Courty.-srrnraons- Ac-
,,on for Abscluts Divorce. George Joseph. Plain
tiff aSainst HelcA Joseph, Defendant
70 rs- aoove-narned Defeudarr: Eou are here
-, s,,r,nousd 10 answer the complaint in this
sSrton aud 20 serve ccpy CT your answer on
rhs nIaintifi+s attorney within twenty days after
,hs service u this summons, exclusive ol the
a., ~ service. and In case Of your failure 10
sn,sar or answer. judgment Will De taken
asafnst you By default tor ths relief denan1ec
IN the compia nj
" Tatac New York. February 10Th. 1909.
rrFJN WILLIAM SMITH. plaintiffs Attorney
I0S-1os Fulton Street Boroagh at Manhattan.
New Yerk city
To Helen Joseph. the aecve-nansed Defendant:
rhs foregoing summons Is served upon you hy
1rbIicaIion. pursuant 20 an order OF Hon. Charles
r MacLeaI. one OF the Justices OF tho supreme
f-ourr OF the State of New York. Gated thc Both
dav Of December. iaon. and hled with the CON-
plaint IN the office af the Clerk % the County
II New Tor. az the County Court House. m
said County. IN the STATE or New York. en- tho
Tth lay % January. 1910 Yours. etc.
JOHN WILLIAM Smith. Plaintiffs Attorney.
New York CITY,
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PROPOSALS.

07FTCE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. DIS
trict Of Columbia. January =. 1slo--sealed
clock noon. February Sd 1910 for construction
OF additions and making alterations 70 the
western High School. located at Ssth street.
between r and Reservoir streets. y. W. Blank
form OF proposal. specifications and all necessary
information may be obtained from the Chief
Clerk Engineer Department. Room AZ, District
Building. Deposit CT $1,000 required 20 guaran-
tee return OF plans. HENRY b. r. MAC
FARI.AND. HENRY L WEST. WILLIAM Y.
JUnSON Commissioners. D. G
PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF
CABIE STORE HOUSE--Otice OF the Con-
structfug Ql1artsrEnester. Fort Wood Bedloe's
Island. n. Y. H. January 2oth fSlo.--sesled
Proposals for the construction OF cable store
house at Fort Wood. y. Y. H., win be re-
ceivec until 1880 a. III. February e6th. 1910.
and then opened. Information furnished on
applfcatfon Envelopes containing proposals
should be trdorSed Proposals FOR Cable Store
House and addressed WI. ". BESSELL.
coast's ouarternaster
New-York tribune., 1910-01-29
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
William Henry Reitemeier. Plaintiff.
against Samuel SilverInaE ct al, Defeldants.-
In pursuance OF a judgment OF foreclosure and
entitled action and bearing date the :4th day
OF January, 1910. I, the undersigned. ths
Referee in said Judgment named, Will sell at
public auction. at the Exchange Salearooul.
haitian. city OF New York, on the 18th day OF
February. 1910. az 12 O'clock noon on that
day, by Samuel Marx. Auctioneer, the prem
ises directed by said judgment 10 be sold.
and therein described as follows:
All that certain lot piece or parcel OF land,
with the buildings and improvements thereon
erected. situate. lying and being in the Bor-
ough OF Manhattan, OF the City OF New York.
in the County and state OF New York.
bounded and described follows:
Beginning at point on the southeriy side
Of 18TH Street distant 259 feet n inches
westerly from the corner formed by the inter-
section of the westerly side OF 2nd Avenue
with the southerly side of 18th Street. which
running thence southerly parallel with md Ave
nue. and part of the distance through the centre
OF a party wall 102 feet . inches 10 the cen
tire line OF the block; thence westerly along
said centre line of the block 20 feet y inches;
thence northeTly parallel with End Avenue 102
Street and thence easterly along the south
erLy side OF 18th Street 20 feet 4 II inches 70
the point place OF beginning. Be said sew
eral distances and dimensions more or less
Premises being known by the street number
COS East 10Th Street. New York City.
Dated. New York January 26th. 1910.
PATRICK j. DOBSON, Referee.
ALFRED J. WOLFF. Attorney for Plaintiff.
115 Broadway. New York City.
The following is a diagram of the property
to be sold. It's street number is 22S East I5th
Street. New York City:
nth str.ct
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Centre line of the block.

The approximate amount OF the lien g.
charge to satisfy which the ahoVe-described
property is 20 be sold. Is Three thousand
nInety-eight and 5i-Ioo dollars ts3. .O9S.5I IL
with interest thereon from the 10th dav Of
January. 1910 together with costs and allow
ance amounting 20 $50. with interest from
January cath. 1910, together with the ex-
psnses OF the sale. The approximate amount
OF the taxes, assessments and water rates or
other liens, which are 20 be allowed to the
purchaser cut Of the purchase money or paid
5v the Referee is $1,000 ana interest
Said premises viii be sold subject 20 a nrst
mortgage OF Ten thousand AMI oo-IOe dollars
ts10ooo). with accrued inte-eat at aso per an
nun.
Dated. New York January aeth. 1910.
PATRICK j. poBSCN Referee
New-York tribune., 1910-01-29

The AUD COURT MARTIAL-The
Nay Department has designated Major 4.
u CalIin judge advocate Of the court mar
,ial which viii Try Paymaster Aud and
Passed Assistant Surgeon Robnett on
charges . connection with an alleged as
szalt CT Dr.. Edward Spencer Cowies at a
dance given in Boston on December Il In
case Aud and Robnett request the Navy
Department 10 assign counsel TO them,
Majo- Henry Leonard and Captain H J.
El-shinger, OF the marine corps. will be
appointed
New-York tribune., 1910-01-29
FORECLOSURE SALES

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW T0FlA.
The Estates Settlement Company, PLAINTIFF.
pany ct al. Defendants. In pursuance of a judg-
ment Of foreclosure and sale. duly made and en-
tered IN the above-entitled action and bearing
cate the l4th day Of January, 1910, l, the UNDER
signed, the Referee in sad Judgment named. viii
%ell at public auction, at the Exchange Sales
Manhattan. City of New York, on the 9th day OF
tFeorpary 1910. at u o'clock noon on that day
rected by said Judgment TO be sold. and therein
o parcel 81 land situate, lying and being in the
IN he County and State of New York. known as
lot Number So OF Block 474. Map of the
IN the rd WARS s p ZEE % 0f o7 e5y NV Y 9or be
lng part or the Fox Estate made by Hugh n
Camp. and others. Commissioners Of Partition
scribed as follows: Beginning at a point on the
Eoutherly side of Home Street distant Two Hun
ery from the corner formed by the intersection
OF The easterly side of Stebbins Avenue and the
thence Southerly. along the westerly line OF sad
lot number Ss. Forty-two and 67-10o (42.67) feet
70 the northeasterly line OF lot number -
eastery line q said lot number 42. seventy-fiye
and 23-lOo (IS.23f feet 10 the northwesterly side
oI lnteRvale Avenue; thence NGrtheasterly along
Twenty-Five (25) feet: thence Northwesterly
siong The @ ste 5s l9e oi said lot No 50
said lot; thence Northeriy along the easterv line
OF lot No. SO, Thirty-two and 5I-l00 (S2.50 feet
70 the southery side of Home Street. and thence
Street, Twenty-Five (25) feet 70 the point place
Of beginning
Dated New York Janue-v 18TH 1910
CARRINGroN & PIERCE. Referee.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Borough of Manhattan New York City.
The following is q diagram OF the property ta
be sold: It's street No is unknown:
Stebbins
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LOST-6ANKBOOKS.

LosT-Passbook No. 1os. 14e. issued By the
Union Square Savings Bank, formerly the
Institution for the Savings OF Merchants Clerks
Finder will please return II 20 the oank-
LOST-Bankbook No. e72. .O33- Bank for Saw
ings ESQ 4th ave, New York. Payment
stopped. Please return book TO bank
LOST-Bankbook No g37. So. Bank for Saw
ings, $50 4th ave. New York Payment
stopped Please return book TO bank
LOST-Baukbook No. ST4.64 Bank for Saw
ings $50 4th ave. New York Payment
stopped. Please return book to bank
LOST OR STOLEN.-Bankbook No. 5TSse9. OF
the Enigrant Industrial Savings Bank. Pay
ment stopped. Please return book to bank.
No. 81 Chambers St
LOST OR STOLEN.-BankbOok No. 34a. SO OF
the German Savings Bank. in the City OF New
York, corner 18th ave and f4th St. ISSUED 10
Elise Pfafenhach- All persons are cautioned
against Negotiating the same II not returned
10 the bank on the 18th day Of February. 1910.
a duplicate will be issued.
LOST on STOLEN.-Bankbook No. 6oi. 400 OF
the German Savings Bank in the City Of New
York corner 4th ave. and 14th St. issued 70
John Calogiarni- All persons are cautioned
against negotiating the same n not returned 20
the bank on the 10th day CT February. 1910.
duplicate Will be issued
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INervaIe AYenre-


The approximate amount OF the lien or charge
to satisfy which the above-described properrv IS
from the h day Of annay Ti s1G hes5 eneTe9P }
costs ard allowance amounting TO Si4936 with
expenses Of the sale The approxiate ~tr anonnf se
OF the taxes. assessments and water rates or
chaser out Of de purchase money. or paid by th.
Referee, is SOS A aud interest. The premises
$50 and interest at 8 per cent T-'
Dated. New York, January 18th. 1910
J. SIDNEY BERNSTEIN: FEN.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT NEW YORK
csrhe AfeF and otaeTa iS defendaasS fa1 1nrt 6nT
suance Of judgment Of foreclosure and sale
ton ana bearing GATE the M iGth day. ef ae
1910 l. the undersigned. the referee in said jucg-
s SchanRe R N s vessy sy2R Street es the h
On e the SeroSsh & av Gf "a CITY a6 6 New Yor
o'cIock noon on that day BY samuel Mar arc-
70 be sold and therein described as follows:
All that certain lot piece or parcel or Land.
ataa u y5s te a9f y OshS 81 KEN e FqR h e Of MAN
and state of New York. bounded and described
oJBegi4a.ng at a point on The n0rthsrly side OF
feet, six inches westerly from the corner formed
by the intersection OF the said northery side OF
dam Avenue; running thence westerly along sal
northerly side Of 13Srd Street thirty-seven feet,
133rd street ninety-nine feet. eleven inches 70
parae 1f sn'ST With ms i8fi See oSk se ses'eT K
inches: thence southeriy at right angles with
the point or niace OF Beginning
said prernisessa being now known by. Nos. 5O7
to 500 West I33rd Street. Borough OF AaEhat-
tan. New York City.
Dated New York, :, January I1E j9th hsd9 1910
FURST & FURST. Attorneys for Plaintiff. 2lS
Montague Street. Borough OF Brooklyn. New
The following Is a diagram of the property to
Vest fsard street. Borough Of Manhattan. New
York City.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-29
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

EEuidIe
CHANBERMA TAI very neat: two Years
excellent references; s25; others who launder
and sew Waldorf Bureau Il West SD ST.
COMP4NTON-- desired by middle
aged lady; could assist with housekeeping
sewing, etc: good reader: would travel; eA-
celent references. Address P. .. 6oI 4o''
White Plains, Y
cooK-By Norwegian girl; first class; city ref
erence: wages 500 Sophie Rasmussen EN-
Tel. 57s4-Plaza. -
Co0K--ThoroughIy competent woman as first
class cook: long experience; age 81; wages.
S4o-s45: very best OF references Address
Marie Protze. New Brunswick Postoilce New
Brunswick. \. J.
C0Ok.-Fy Norwegian girl. in first class board
cook: wages s25-s4o. S. Rasmussen's Employ
ment Bureau. 722 Lexington ave, 5sth st. Tel
57S4-Plaza.
COoK-ExceptionaIly good: have very best ref
erence from New YORK families: Finnish girl
wages. $50. Jussila Bureau. ESQ Lexington ave
coOK.-7n excellent an around cook; Under
stands salads, desserts: Sc; best references;
East E; Sasa 2sfh 81 St '0T@t' TeI i57oe@Madson ~
COOKs.-swedish; SIS $50, $40; city or coun-
try; excellent references; other neuonalMiaes' M
Waldorf Bureau. Il West 33d 81. Phone SOu-
Madison.
DAYS Work or LAUNDRY taken home. /
NJ. Tutson, 217 West Goth St
HoUsEKEEPBR or oIneT responSibTe position
where help kept by thoroughly competent
gentlewonan; good caterer, accountant needle
HOUSEKEEPER. capable American wonl-
an. highest references; in private house OF
sS6Spg sS5s sasn nas ffP B
reau. 508 18th ave. entrance in 42d SD.
HOUsEWORK-- Middle aged woman; expert
eaced, good cook, washer and ironer; best ref
erences; low wages. McCallurn's Agency. $50
East 29th Tel 5Ios-Ma olson.
HousEWoRKER or COCK and LAUNDREss.
references: city country. Yields Bureau Se4
Columbus ave. Tel. 7s94-sehuyler.
wants country place: $50. Miss Shea's Bureau.
LADY's MATD--Day or week understands
ShaTnpcoing and massage; good reference. ".
B.. care OF Mari. III East nth ST.
LApY's MAIp.-French; speaks English; eg-
perisneed seanstress. naIrdresser; useful IN
ences. 269 West 39th
TNDREss-Thoroughiy competent: can do
garet Smiths Bureau. 1 = Is West 42d St ~ Phcne.
30a9 Bryant.
NURsR--ExpeTienced nurse to lady. gentleman
a. B. 5s East 1o2d St
NURSE. : Experienced German confinement
cases. Mrs. Vogel. 5Ss west 18th ST
NURSE 70 grown cniidren, good sewer: excel
lent references; $50 McCalIuTns Bureau I3O
Fast 29th ST or tel 5706-MaGison.
NURSE strong as useful attendant Invalid or
nervous person, through day. evening or resi-
dent; physicians' references. Miss Conor. los
PRACTICAL URsE.-Hospi5a7 experience;
ready for patient; Christian; best references;
prices moderate. 155. Demarest, n. J.
VISITING MAID, DAY or week. practical 1urs-
ing sewing: assist with other work; any loca-
ton; highest credentials. H. DAILY, 61S Shsrmer-
horn ST, Brooklyn
WORKING HOUSEKEEPER-In an institution
or with family OF adults; or useful maid; in
telligent Protestant woman: country. E. II. O.,
os A.EsGrto2 ave: Ionkers. y. =:
BUSINESS CHANCES.
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LOST AND FOUND.

SIS. 600. 90 REWARD
for information leading 10 the recovery OF Jewels
stolen from Apartment 2o3. Hotel Lorraine. De-
celnher IL 1909. All communications treated
with absolute confidence No questions asked
Address THE MOONEY &c BOLAND DETEC-
TIVE AGENCY, $50 Broadway New York CITY.
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers, Tutors. Cow
ernesses. etc. TO Colleges. Schools and Families
Apply 10 Mrs III. J. YOCNG-FULTON.
2s Union Square
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FRENCH IN FIVE WEEKS.

A practical knowledge OF French guar
anteed- Prof. CHOFFLET, OF Paris.
Glasses daily. II. Allow me to explain
my system STUDIO, I West 34th St.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-29

4 GRANDFATHER's CLOCK, with moon and
dates in a No. condition and good run
ming order; over one hundred years old. For
particulars apply TO William Eolzer, Box 90.
Orwigsburg, SchuylkiH Co., Pa
RETIRING.-SaIe Office furniture bookcases
chairs, desks every description. ALFRED
TIGAR 1874 William st.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-29

EALEEM1N tlraveI1ng) 10 handle article as
side line; excellent proposition; exclusive ter
rttory. liberal conccssionz- Novelty Sales Co
1917 Broadway
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SEIPPTNcs CLERK. experienced in printing and
stationery line; salary SIS to start Call for
rarrfc.Ilars. Alighil position Broker), Fl4firon
EariIF
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-ltAls =. q c tlre infator SO; inva!uaole
z ssto-u05ilscs, engine Goes the work; gases
t-rlaed ana cooled. good opening for right nen-
52on 24s l77s Broadway
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AG1A On and On 5uZzie: 1asclnstes young
@1d 90; ms the vest pocket: sample i9c-
5eoa- 2z. 1873 Broadway
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~sAFAss1Rs ana Collectors: best terms
2 10 Essl % s.
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AET ARTTCLE 100 per cent proht: send two
e@-t s-zrlp tor WORKING sample Eulanon Spe-
3siF Co. - Broadway.
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SALESMAN, with small capital. 70 Join party
manufacturing d new canlphor ice; large field
and big protts- Shields, Box 6, Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-29

SALESMAN Of good address, VINO can Intel
IigeltIy represent a financial proposition OF ex-
cepIiellai merit: excellent proposition Mornings
T0l World Building
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sT7T-T F,RFRS 17ard1 on metal lag frames Ham
rcI-T. .ipr,er 40 Lafayette 81.
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SALESMAN wanted to follow up leads on COM
mission: steady employment: must be good
talker J.. Box 81, Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-29

SALESMAN. with small capital, TO Join part
manufacturing new camphor ice; large hel
and big profits Shields. Box 20. Tribune Ofice.
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q
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Room 353 Thoroughfare Bldg. 57th ST. and
B'rav or % FIatbush ave. Brooklyn. day.
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suHROGATE'S NOTICES

II PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner c. Thomas Surrogate OF the
County of New York. notice is hereby given
to all persons having claims against Sigrnund
Guiternan. late OF the County Of New York,
deceased. to present the same, with vouchers
transacting business, No. - Broadway IN the
City Of New York, on or before the 2Sth day
of July next
Dated New York. the 25th day OF January.
1910.
RUDOLPH GUITERMAN. LEOPOLD LEH-
MAN, Executors.
EINSTEIN. TOWNSEND & GCITERMAN.
Attorneys for Executors. 4: Broadway.
ar1-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. book and programme
rroDosirio1s, only good men apply: . per cent
FscGul 33. I7TT Broadway.
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AT = GREAT REDUCTION. printing OF ali
kinds we can you 3og5 Johnson Press.
successors TO Call Press 1<2 Fulton ct y
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80 Raj DlSS eSEerlEnce honse-DO-
49, anc c1u-nissiol.s; permanent y =
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-T7r-N CqfRAP HER-Young who is looking
for good opportunity; salary 70 start Sl5
call afghflI position Brokerl, F'latiron Build
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klcT MANAGERs-sf0 90 10000 com
rrsr's' e1tencag old established business,
49, energetic. honest men 70 coltrot Ee"
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/ -STT%CCPA APHER for automobile hrni good
olarce for advancement; must be Wiling;
sJ9-s15: position permanent JUpp Exchange
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