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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-25
Cause, Extent, and Effect
of HaLy'S Mud WaVe

King Emanuel has ordered three
battleships and four cruisers to
the Ischia to carry emergency
rations, shelter tents, and sup
plies for those who may be in
need.
Cause of the mud wave is attributed
to the enormous rains and cloud
bursts simultaneous with an
eruption of Vesuvius, which caus-
ed a subsistence Of the earth SUI
face in many places and a tidal
wave that swept the coasts OF
Ischia island.
More than 200 are thought to have
persisted on Ischia island. Thirty
feet of mud covers public roads.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-25
KIDNEY
TROUBLE

ENOOOAL you want good results
you can make no mistake by using
DR.. Kilmer's Swamp Root. the great
kidney remedy. At druggists in nifty
cent and dollar sizes. Sample bottle
by mail free, also pamphlet telling
you how TO find out II you have kid
ney trouble.
hamtOn, y. Y.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-25
Italian Rulers Make Ready
TO Rush Aid to Island
Where 200 Perish.
STORM, VOLCANO,
AND TIDAL WAVE
Villages on Slopes of Vesuvius
Swept Away and Americans
May Be Among Victims.

PALERMO, Italy, Oct. 25.-TweIve
bodies were recovered today from the
ruins of buildings wrecked I'm the
great storm on Monday. IL is he
Heved that many others have been
Killed. Ten persons, badly injured,
were found pinned beneath Ureckage.
The town WINS partially destroyed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-25

Is a deceptive disease
thousands have II
and don't know It. II
YOU want good results
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-06
APPLE MEN PROTEST
AGAINST LAFEAN TAX

PORTLAND, Ore, March 81.
H. Whistler, prominent fruit
grower of Medford, and w. X. New
ell, president of the state board of
horticulture have left Portland for
Washington, D. c.
The purpose of their visit is to
represent the state of Oregon in
their fight before the committee on
agriculture on the Lafean apple
bill. Both are thoroughly versed
with the damage it would do to the
fruitgrOwers of this country and
will put up stiff battle with
William Manchester, president of
the chamber of commerce.
The Lafean apple bill which is
causing considerable interest on
the coast, provides that the boxes
in which the apples are to be pack
ed should be considerably larger.
This would make the expert pack
err of no use to the grower next
season and as the other boxes
would have to be labeled short
boxes there would be many in
quiries into the reason.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-06
ROAD BOOSTERS
ASC0NTRACT0RS
WHILE HELPING THE PUBLIC,
WILL ALSO AIM TO MAKE A
DOLLAR FOR THEM
SELVES.

Articles of incorporation were
filed with the secretary of state
yesterday at Olympia by the Good
Roads Contracting company of Spo-
kane. The company is formed for
the purpose of bidding on the roads
to be built in Spokane county the
coming year and it's incorporators
are privileged to contract, buy, sell
or lease land and build public and
private roadways.
The capital stock of the company
is $4,000, divided into shares of
500 each. 1t is expected that the
company will purchase several
complete road building outfits and
bid on all the road work to be done
in the county this year. The trus-
tees of the company are w. H.
Cowles, F. w. Dewart, R. Insinger,
A. D. Jones, F. Fl. Mason, ID. w.
Twohy and David Brown.
1t is understood that the company
is formed for the sole purpose of
taking contracts for road work at a
profit of not more than Z per cent
on the investment and that the
same people who are at the head of
the Spokane County Good Roads
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-06
HOGAN STREET
PEOPLE KICK
OBJECT TO BEING 1,lADE TO
PAY FOR A CUT TO ACCOM-.
MODATE J. c. RAlSTON.

If City Engineer Ralston should
undertake to remove any dirt from
the proposed excavation of Hogan
street in the School Section he will
bump into an injunction suit.
The School Section Improvement
club, believing that Mr.. Ralston has
designs of this kind, for the pur-
pose of making I'LL at public ex-
pense in front of the property be-
longing to Charley Liftchild and
others that stand well at the city
hall, have subscribed to fund, and
the minute that Ralston undertakes
to move shovelful of earth from
Hogan street into court will go the
case.
1t is alleged by members of the
improvement organization that the
reason it is proposed to make a cut
in Hogan street is to provide the
earth to fill in the front of the
property Mr.. Liftchild and other
friends of City Engineer Ralston
owning property close to the ap-
proach to the Olive avenue bridge.
The property owners who are to
foot the bill for the Hogan street
improvement say that no such cut
as Ralston proposes is necessary
and that the reason the cut in the
street is made is to get filling ma
terial for the approach to Olive
avenue. They want the grade of
Hogan street left the same as the
grade of Helena street, which
avoids the cut that it is proposed
to make in Hogan street.
Hence Charley Liftchild and the
other friends of City Engineer Raj
ston must look elsewhere than to
Hogan street for the material to
be used in making the proposed fill
in front of their valuable property
near the Olive avenue bridge.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-06
Men Owning Teams, For.
merly in Transfers
Union, Are Trans
ferred.

In the neighborhood of 40 former
members of Transfers union, No.
202, were taken into TeamOwners'
union, No. 101, at a meeting of the
latter organization last night. This
was done by reason of an agree
ment reached by committees from
the two unions, which met a week
ago. There will be about Is men,
formerly members of the Teamown-
ers' union, taken into the teamsters'
organization in the near future as
the result of the same arrange
ments. 1t is declared by men from
both unions that they have all been
benefited by the newly made trade
of members, as both unions are now
made up strictly of men of the oc-
equations signified by their unions
names.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-06
WANT TO IMPROVE
FRONT AVENUE

R. T. Daniel and other property
owners interested on Front avenue
land Stevens street have filed a pro-
test with the city council against
the closing of Stevens street, as
asked for in the franchise applica
lions of the North Coast and Mil
waukee. They complain because of
the improvements made to gain ac
cess to the Great Northern depot
via Stevens street; because the
building of the union depot will
create a nuisance and that the pro-
posed elevated tracks from the
west will make so much noise that
it will disturb guests and render
that region unfit Off lodging pur-
poses; that it will drive all legiti
mate retail trade away and form
culdesac on Front avenue for all
the undesirable business of the
city. Signing the remonstrance are
II. T. Daniel, Moses Finley, Joseph
Plastino, r. n. Mclean, John NJ
Simpson, George H. FELTON,, John G.
Heiber and d. Holman.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-06
DIVORCE MILL

If the complaint and crOss-com-
plant of E. H. Todd and Laura
Grace Todd are true, each of them,
and particularly the wife, have
good grounds upon which to base
an action for divorce.
In a crOss-complaint filed yes
terday, Mrs Todd accuses her hus-
band of threats to kill, cruelty and
of paying too much attention to
other women. She specifically &C
cuses him of fondling an unmar-
ried woman in the presence of his
wife, calling her endearing names
and visiting her on various Occa
sions. The defendant asks for $35
per month alimony for the main
tenance of herself and two chill
dren.
TOO INCIDENT TO WORK
Martha Barber has applied for
divorce against James II. Barber,
alleging that her husband is too
indolent to work and that ever
since they were married in 1905
she has been compelled to support
herself. She separated from him
last June.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-06
CzAR|NA IS
ON HER YACHT
(By United Press Leased Wire)

(By United Press Leased Wire).
PARIS, March 6.-The Russian
empress is reported today to be
aboard the imperial yacht STANDARD
which is at Vile Francha. The
STANDARD is closely guarded and
the precautions have given rise to
the belief that the empress left
Russia for a cruise in the Mediter-
ranean to regain her health.
For more than year the car
and czarovich have .endeavOred to
persuade the czarina to take sea
voyage. Her health became under
mined through constant fear of at
tacks by nihilists upon members of
the royal family.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-06
UNION BAKERS TO ASK
FOR INCREASE IN WAGES


paid by option of the master bak-
ers.
The matter of asking for the in
crease is being much talked of in
the union at the present time, and
discussions of the matter are being
made at the regular meetings of
the organizations. but just how
soon a formal demand for the raise
will be made is not yet known. Bak-
ers are working for the same scale
Of pay now that they have been re-
ceiving for the last three years,
the last time they signed up with
the master bakers it having been
for the same scale of pay that they
had been receiving under their for
mer agreement. .Tt
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-06
MINE ON GLACIER
CREEK SOLD FOR
FIFTY THOUSAND

STEWART, B. c., March s.
Charles Held's group of six claims
located on the south fork of Gla-
cier creek are to be developed in
the spring by Sepley, Roounsefell
& Co. of Vancouver, and George r.
MAIDEN, broker, of Prince Rupert.
An option for $4,000 on these
claims, it is understood, is to be
taken up soon. Held is now in
Vancouver.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-06
SOCIALISTS HAVE BETTER AND
LARGER HALL.

Hereafter the socialists will
meet every Sunday night at 8
o'clock at the old armory, Carpen-
ters' hail. No. 8 Madison street,
between Riverside and Sprague
avenues.
Next Sunday night H. l.. Hughes,
editor of the Labor World, will adj
dress the audience. The business
meetings of the socialist local. are
held at the same place at $3.50 p. m.
each Sunday evening.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-06
TOO INCIDENT TO WORK
TO HAUL LUMBER
IN IDAHO WITH
TRACTION ENGINE

Sites, Idaho, March SIS. e.
Lovins, who recently took con-
tract to saw 100000 feet of lum-
Der for Theodore p. Tolliffson,
cashier of the Sites bank, has
moved his mill onto the latter's
land on Rabbit creek, two miles
south of here, and will begin cut
ting in few days.
The mill is of 10000 feet daily
capacity. The lumber will be
hauled fresh from the saws to the
cars for immediate shipment, and
for this purpose two trucks capable
of carrying the days cut will be put
in service, drawn by traction en-
CINE. This is the first time that
this method of transportation, so
common in other numbering dis.
tricts, has been practiced here.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-06

Offered on Monday and
Tuesday only at 1925.
Like the picture, built of
oak, finished golden. Reg
ular price 1925. Same
chair with leather seat,
special Monday and Tues
day ..............$I,75
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-06
Demand for 81 More per g.
Hour Day Will Me
Made.

Union bakers of Spokane are 60
Ing to ask their employers for just
one more dollar day. At the pres
cnt time bench hands in the bak-
ers' union are receiving $40 per
week of six nine hour shifts, and
the foremen in the shops are given
on the average s25 per week This
Is, however, 81 per week more than
the union scale calls for, and is
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-06

association are also directing the
affairs of the contracting company
with view of giving the county
the greatest value for every dollar
expended.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-06

WASHINGTON, March Chair
man Nelson of the Ballinger inves-
tigatiOn committee today reversed
the ruling which had prohibited
witnesses from examining papers
filed in the case. Hereafter the
witnesses for both sides will go
over the papers with counsel.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-06

WASHINGTON, March 5.-The
house interstate commerce commit
tee today decided to include steam
ship lines in the paragraph in the
interstate act prohibiting transpor-
tation companies from acquiring in
terests in the capital stock of COM
peting lines.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-06
TEAMOWNERS UNION TAKES
IN FORTY NEW MEMBERS
WHATYOUMLSSED
BY JOHN DE WITT.

. BY JOHN DE WITT. .
. I'm just a little Grille, .
= With a lovely Psyche knot, .
. What loves a little petting, .
. And don't like to be forgot. .
. They say I'm right good look .
. ing; .
= That my eyes are like the .
q sea. .
= I'd like to show them to you; .
. Then | know you'll think of =
= me. =
. I'm very fond Of candy, .
. And would try to eat a .
. pound, .
= In case you call this evening .
= And should chance to bring .
= it round. .
= I'll sit upon the sofa, .
= While you take the big arm .
q chair, .
= And let you tell me stories .
= While you're sitting over .
= there. .
. And all the time you're talking =
z I'll be thinking what you've .
= missed,
q AS | sit here on the sofa. .
q Just a-longing to be kissed. .
. For I'm just a little Grille, =
. With a lovely Psyche knot, .
= What loves a little petting. .
= And don't like to be forgot. .
q q q . q . . . q 90 - .
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

WE MAKE A SPECIALITY OF select colo.ed
help; references guaranteed: bond for ~ OC
Old Dominion Employment Bureau. 81 west l34tn
1t. Telephone 1if9-Harlem
ToTTEN.s EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. sT3 9Th
ave near 5Oth (Tel. 5SS SColumbus).-Domestic
help a speciality; servants in all capacities WIKI
Investigated references.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WAN. Eo.

Male
GENERAL USEFUL MAN-9ouns, st strong eng
Swed.: II years speaks English: 5000 rec
oron,endations Osterberg's Agency, I16 Lex
ington ave. Tel. 1855 Plaza
MAN.-Middle aged. gardener and d cosen5n,abh Soh,eh
ST.. New York City.
USEFUL MAN-s25; German: all round use.
fu outside work; hSsse ren@y e9S SIS 9Th ave
Tel 37S-Bryant.
USEFUL MEN. gardeners, coachmen., chaut-
inres.ieated references waldorf Bureau. Il
west 3sd ST Phone 300 Madison Mrs. MACK
proprietress.
Female.
CIIAMBERMAID AND WAITRESS. or sewing
s or maid to gouhf gr s Waldorf Agency Il
West 33d st. Phone. 300 Madison
CHAMBERMAID-W D-WAITREss-Ne young Fin Fin
land girl: speaks English; capable ana reno Aio
abIe: hes, references Osterberg's Bureau, I16
Lexington ave. Tel. 1866 Plaza
COoK-Ffrst class: all branches excellent ref
erences; very neat, clean; $40 Several & others; qi
all nationaties Waldorf Agency, II West $50
st. Phone. 800 Madison.
COOK-Young. neat swedish girl; excsllent lent
$50. Friend chanbermaid- waitress ~ Os
terberg's, 716 Lexington ave Tel. 1900 iiaAa-
CoOK-German; chamhermaid and waitress' TO TO
la1y's maid; excellent seamstress; Morrows
Agency, 721 Lexington ave, cor. osth st.
CoUPLE-Woman cook and iaundress, good
baker: man waiter useful. all around; also
coachman-gardener. generally useful. Morro"
Agency 721 Lexington ave. ---
HOUSEKEEPER-S R-Scotch-Canadian. Protestant
free September T. S40-S50; also American
Protestant both very capable; good recomnen nm =.
cations S35. Waldorf Agency. II West $50 81.
Phone. 800 Madison
HOUSEKEEPER.- educated widow
managing housekeeper. gentlemans nome ONE
or elderly couple; practical and competent
references Address r. f. w, Tribune Up
town once. 1904 Broadway. -
HOU SEWORK-Wom with infant wants
place in country: willing; good cook; $40 per
month. Osens Agency. I'D Lexington ave, cor.
5sth ST. Tel. 1866 Plaza.
HOJsEWORKER-Neat. strong young woman.
has child Ave; highly recommended also s
nurse. experienced; together separate; any ols~
tance Morrow's Agency. 721 Lexington ave
HOUSEWORKER.-Eld Irish: willing.
obliging: not afraid Of work: good coSk' so
anywhere. Julien Agency. 47 West 42d ST.
TEL Bryant-43s1.
LADIES MAIDs-EnElish. German, Swiss.
French Swedish. etc experienced. all duties
investigated references. Waldorf Agency. II
West ssd at Phone. 300 Madison
IADY's MAID-Neat. reliable. Swedish; under.
seamstress; excellent recommendations Oster-
berg's Agency. 7l6 Lexington ave TEL 400
Plaza.
IAUND UNDREsS-Competent; shrta, collars, cuffs:
seanstress; city, country. Morrow's Agency. I'll
Lexington ave. cor. 5sth st. Tel. Plaza-la2a.
MAID-French. as courier maid; go abroad ;
speaks several LANGUAGES: good packer ,,iS.d
Agency ~ West 4cd st. Tel. Bryant-i3sl.
MAID--scotch. competent good reference;
willing. obiiging: assist light chamberwork; :;
&c anywhere. Julien Agency, ~ West 42d st
Tel. Bryant-486I
NURSE-derman absolutely first class; fifteen
k3o-s3a waldorf Agency. Il West $50 st.
Phone. 900 Madison.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21
WORK WANTED.
Male
zs1n,sxn ssliss,.

~ al ~ ~ OoH Employment Bureau.
s2e Sixth Ave Phone soss Bryant. Best Jap Jap.
anese servants furnished TO private iahiiios'
references investigated
HATFFEUR.-Mechsnic: two years expert
ence driving and overhauling Renault. Bian
chi. Packard, Haynes and Atlas machines; ha,
sober. steady and reliable. best references
Chauffeur Box 2es, Babylon. Long Island
HAUFFEUR.-Mechanic: sober. careful driv
er: good reference. ]. NJ. I2lA West 12th
St. Bayonne, y. J.
ENGINEER-Gernan. 85; single; trade.
blacksmith: New York and Jersey City en-
sineer licenses; all repairing steam or cleo
tric: any plant: city or country Engineer
Io4 Franklin st. Jersey City Heights. N J.
ENGINEER-Licensed. competent sober, re.
s1et st.
STABLE FOREMAN.--Thoroughly expert
enced honest. sober; married; German
wishes charge of business stable; pest refer-
ences J. H NJ. 4115 Sd ave, Brooklyn.
YOUNG MAN (23) wishes position in office.
where good work Will be appreciated; ceri-
cal or otherwise; good all around man; neat
appearance and well recommended; familiar
with paper business r. o. Box - tribune
once.
YOUNG MAN-In Wholesale house; has had
two years experience in ofice work; best
references Box IA, Tribune Once.
Female
CoMPANION-Educ widow as companion
to elderly lady or chapsrone young lady;
references Address. E. w. c.. Tribune Up
town ONCE. 1864 Broadway
COMPANION. ATTENDANT-You woman.
educatAd. musical companion to lady liv-
references Address. L. V. Tribune once.
REFINED WELL EDUCATED young woman
desires position BE useful companion to par
tial invalfd NJ G.. EGO West 44th st
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

HIGHEST PRICES for Diamonds. Old Cold:
appraisements made. CHARLES a W6bbrs
COMPANY. 1 Wall St
JACKS OLD CURIOSITY SHOP buys old gold,
silver. antiques. curios, etc JACK ROTH. 10
Flatbush ave-. Brooklyn. Tel. 639-Prospect
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Male.
BUTLER VALET.-French; also German;
thoroughly experienced; nrst class reference; {;
good traveller; wages, $50 To $50. Julien
Agency. AZ West 42d st. Tel, 43S1-Bryant
BIJTL LERS.-First class and useful; English
s45, $50 and 500; German, $50: French, $50
Swiss, 500 several others. Investigated refer
ences. Waldorf Agency, II West 33d st. Phone
900 Madison
COUPLE.-French, first class: butler; cook;
very competent: excellent references: city or
country. Julien Agency, 47 West 42d ST. Tel.
Fryant-4Bs1.
COTPLE.-Young Danish man. butler. valet.
useful: wife. cook. laundress. housemstd; :;
best references; $50. Osterberg's Agency, T16
Lexington ave. Tel 1888 Plaza.
C0TyPI Es-Au natlonalities; buffers and
cooks buffers and cham bermaids buffers
and ladies maids; $50. SIC, $75: investigated
references. Waldorf Agency, Il West 33d st.
phone 300 Madison.
FARMHAND.-s25 German: good milker and
teamster; farm experience in this country;
sober obiiging. MatheWson Agency, SIS 9Th
ave Tel. 37S-Bryant,
GARDENER. or working foreman: Swedish.
married with cottage. full charge. If neces-
sary: highest reference; go anywhere. Julien
Agency Al West 42d st Tel. Bryant-43S1
GARppNER~F R~FARMER-EIderiy; single; handy
with soyths and all farm tools: or would rent
,ard where Wild g.ass = plenty; refssonoes. H.
eohor1asrs 1850 ~ aSst
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Female.
NURSE.-Infant; from birth: German; very
competent; willing. trustworthy; highest
references; bottle feeding; wages. $50 SIS
Julien Agency, A. West 42d 81. Tel. Bryant
1851.
NURSE-Thorough experienced, Irish-Amerl-
can; particularly neat, superior young woman
absolutely first class references: $25-$O- Wal
dorf Agency, IL West SD st. Phone, 800 Madi-
NURSE-Enslish; first class; infants or chill
dren up to three years; excellent reference
neat, well hammered; $50. Waldorf Agncy, Il
West 33d st. Phone, 300 Madison
NURSE-Scotch. Protestant; thoroughy expert
enced; child; good references; $50 Wal
proprietTess1 pppp HEesSy' Phone 800 Madison.
sEAMsTREss- MAID ENPerieneed dressnaker
good filter; no objection 10 country: best ref
erences S25 Olsen's Agency. 722 Lexington
ave. cor 5Sth st. Tel. 469S Plaza
WAITRESS-Absoutelv first class: particular!
neat: EXCELLENT references: S25-s3O. Waldorf
Agency, 1o West 33d st. Mrs. Mack, proprie-
tress Phone, 500 Madison.
WAITRESS-Neat smart English girl; thor
oughly experienced; best references; friend
parlormaid or chambermaid; So. Osterbers
Agency 7l6 Lexington ave. Tel, 1855 Plaza
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21
HELP WANTED.

Male.
YOUNG MAN. for country. generally useful'
Norgesian OF German preferred: 80; bring
references oIson's Agency 10 Lexington ave,
corner 5sth II.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21

GENERAL USEFUL MAN.-!ouns strong
Swed.. u years: speaks English: good rec
onme ndations Oeterberg's Agency, I1e Lex
Al
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21

Any ONE mako money corresponding for news
papsres; particulars for stamp. PRESS SFnol-
rrfr,nr,- Mid 1ErnTr. n. ]
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21

AGENTS TO handle our teas and coheesi eNpe-
renee not necessary; build up business OF
vou- own Call or write, Burns Reed. -V9
HUDSON st New York
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21

BITI, and ENTRY CLERK. Immediately; Chris
tan quick and accurate. for wholesale house;
sGo4-s-S0 C,-e6ential Employment Corporation
253 broadway agency
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21

sr4lialty yet big money. sells at sight; no
Iolise car.assirg: Investigate. Rapid sales Co,
Dent y Candor y Y
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21
AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS wanted IN every ward TO handle oul
htrh grade household specially; experience un-
necessary Send for particulars Galloway Co
- Laurel ave. Stapleton, y. Y
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21

SNTLD-Salesuaan 80 interview pt1asu ano
Sons relative % church painting sxA ssASusfS
No. 4Sa wsst 1Ah-se
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21

MAN-Middle aged. gardener and coschInau 4
and ali round man. Frank, 110 Greenwich
at York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21

USEFUL MEN, gardeners, coachnen' chaul-
feurs; all classes of male and female neip,
;nIe.tirsted references. Waldorf Bureau. u
West SD ST Phone 300 Madison Mrs. Mack
proprietress.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21

TSEFTTI MAN-s25; German: all round use
mi outside work; horse, COW, poultry. etc
references Mathewson's Agency, SIS 9th ave-
al
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21
Femais

for good city situation: small
family; S25; FIRST class references heoeS'arS'
Waldorf Agency. IL West 33d St
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21

ATFFEUR.-Mechanic: sober. careful driv
er; good reference. J. NJ, I2lA West 12th
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21

STERLING EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
EOS West 40th st.. want Iunchren. colorsd sno
white: Gsasral hoaSevorksr, houseman, Dastes%