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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-06-23
WITH THE BEST POETS
VILLAGE Sounda.

Village Sounds.
Sweet was the sound. when Oft ai even.
inR's close,
Up yonder hill. the village murmur rose
There as passed with careless steps ant
slow.
The DinRllng notes came aoftenInR from
below.
The Fwain responsive TO the rniIkmaIJ
sung.
The sober herd that lowed TO meet their
young:
The noisy geese that 1abbIed DER 'ha
pool.
The playful children Just let loose fr r.,
school:
The watchdoe's voice that bayed ;fs
Whispering wind
And the loud laugh that spoke the Va.
cant mind
These all IN sweet confusion sought -
shade.
AMI filled each pause the nightingale m.,i
made.
Goldsmith.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-06-23

confidence of the public, respect-
fully solicit n share of the public
patronage.
w. N. Harrah
Elko, Nevada, April II. 1911.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-06-23
TO THE PUBLIC

Having purchased M. +. Reed
draying business, ] am prepared to
do all work in that line on short
notice. AS ! intend to conduct the
business in a manner to win the
New-York tribune., 1911-03-22
LEO DITRICHsTB1N FEAzED
Bad Case Of Stage Fright at Twelfth
Might Club Affair.

The assembled celebrities and actresses
of tie Twelfth Night Club were too mucn
for LEO Ditrichstein. the guest Of honor
Yesterday At the clubs meeting n the
Berkeley Iyceum. lie simply couldn't
make tho speech expected Of him. and he
wa able only 10 write his name IN the
guest book with this confession: I never
had such an attack Of stage fright IN my
life"
The reason was that this club has ter
~ihla reputation for heapins honors upon
the defenceless heads Of tie stars Il man
ages 10 detract from their established
orbits on Broadway. Mr. Dirichstein'
modest twinkle was not equal 70 the oc-
casion and became ext'nc- on the thres-
hold
There was n large attendance of feminine
stars including Carlotta Nelson and Mrs
Arnold DAILY. but none OF these ever oc-
cupies the position Of sues. Of honor. This
is always reserved for tho masculine stars
OF the first magnitude.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-22

,slns otherwise could ind much to say IN
rrcr- q their opinion.
Ore u-- in which women whose Devotion
% fashion exceeds their knowledge and
tas-. a.e showing ~ present their ten
6ere, -a take I'D anything that is ridiou-
lbs s. tr choosing decorations for thslr
is,s ,hs- suggest pair 81 hi-. projecting
esrs The cars O. III that vere worn II
re -'r'-~ we've modest affairs compared
w. some of tre ornaments used IN spring
Millinery. and they were general l'y placed
s5s hv SIDE and attached in such a way
ia. they were not very Oht-usiye. b..
rov --ev must be set one 1T each side. and.
web hot that Ats close 70 the head they
g~e much The erect or some strange and
t-tca,d-e animal
Eary COP the adornnent of hats vary
gear- as 20 form size and the material
use1 tr tae.~ construction. Some little ones
q ve rr. copy nature very closely IN their
far~. s~1 gro set MP IN such a lifelike man
re- t.at they are none the less conspicuous
20 their cio'0u.iva size About the big
sesi ra.r no ears seen were OF straw, and
rsser Ief nature very little except I'm their
position c1 -he head Of the wearer. They
stuck orr IN oaoh side of a small hat. and
taoosd 1870 ard down at the slightest provo
CATION, as might Pc expected % such ap-
TtaiaEes
New-York tribune., 1911-03-22
HAREM SKIRT? WHY NOT?
New Style Makes Hit at Private
View of Gowns at Wanamaker s.

isn't that dear" Isn't she cuic.' "Its
'us, Ike ID picture" These were some Of
the oxclamstons heard yesterday ~ pri-
yate view of 'ne French gowns and wraps
that will he exhibited 70 the public to-day
10y John Wanamaker on the second floor Of
mis- cl1 building Broadway and 10Th street.
The particular gown that called forth this
enthusiasm was q high-Waleteu one. with
skirt as short and narrow as could WclI
fe Wlic. was worn ry just tie sort ot
Youthful and rather petite model TO whom
This style ,- most becoming Short. narrow.
Iigh-Naisted frOCks have been seen a-pion-
tv. but this one was made unique ny ile
q .ditlon Of quaint little pointed train tnat
was draued and caught % the skirt at ore
side. tgt a. tie other hung quite free. TIE
material was soft. thin silk, White, dottet
with black. end ncrIered with bard ot
gold color and delicate floral design.
Besides the border. which was nEud-eI
very -<iIrrIv. tine decorations We're Of black
satin and point Neuisc With the dress
was Worn o. captivating little nat tne
crown off which was covered with lu1cS
iu different shades. and an another acces-
sorry that seemed t1 be just what was need
o4 % corrulate the effect was tancr reu-
There We're Cfler gowns almost as piclu-
rescue as the one described. and many IN
STYLES that are worn easily aSscclaieo WIN
tho practical affairs Of life.
= f- the rule IN this shop 20 show its pa
irons Everything rhat i7 being worn ~ Farls'
and therefore. Of course. tire TURKISH Ne4-
eers were there VIII they he worm 40
one will say. hut one Of TIE NODES VINO TI,.,
assisted Yesterday In displaying the new
model took such evident delight ~ her
ernancipafion that many persons asked
s'W-lr n0r2''
New-York tribune., 1911-03-22

eTPRFNE COURT. COUNTY or NV lvhh.
''i 49, vixseIl as Administrator of the goods
.b..tels and credits ~ NaGialend MlNseH' %,
cnssad Plaintiff. against Irene 'Toidoers"i, e al
r,.yertar-s. I'm pursuance of a Judgment of f0re
',,oe,fro ard sale duly made and entered IN ne
aboya entitled action and bearing fafe me ~
dsv % March 1911. !. the under-is sned. Ie
pefsrca in said Judgment named. VIII sell ~
rUbitc auction ar the Exchange Salesroon Sos
ia III Nesav street. IN the Borough ol Ma
ha+fan t-ffy of New YORK. 0n the I'm On. ,l
Arru t0if nj II O'Clock noon on that day 10y
I6seph = Day auctioueer, the premises dlrec, ,el
h., aid judgment 10 be soll. and therell 'r
s-r,b.d as follows All that certain lot. piece
o. rs~reI ~ Land with the building and i'm,
,,ro,,err,-,fs thereon erected situate. wing and
keinr in the Borough - Manhattan, OF the CITY,
.,,,frtv and state Of New York. bounded ana
described az follows. Beginning az point or,
,re rortherlv side - Esst G6fh street. ilsta
o-5 faet westerly from the corner formed py
g., Intersection - tho vester.y side = Il aFe
r,e v.ifh the northerly side OF East idth street
running thence northeriF. parallel win n az,
100 foot inches 20 the centre line NJ tho block
thence westerly. along said centre llne 0i ine
bioc. - feet: thence southerlF. again para ~
v.ifb 81 avenue. and part ~ tho way tAloN- J
a marty wall 100 feet inches ~ the n0rtheI y
80 o, East 5gth street, and thence ea'trrN
along the u0rthcrly side ~ Fast aoth stree
35 feat ~ tho r0iut o. rlace ~ beginning. Said
premises being now known by the street "''"
ber e3i East 5Htb street
FRANK CASE HAYDEN. Referee .
IRVING KATZ. Attorney for Plaintf ID Nah
stree, Borough ~ Manhattan. New York ~,
Tho following j. a diagram ~ the proper y
~ be sold. It's street number is 23i last "o''
street
New-York tribune., 1911-03-22
SIMPLE RECIPES FOR
BEAUTY AND HEALTH

-oNr-gN'oN EEAUTIFrER-It is =
c. eyer. woman owes herself to l0ok a.
!o.i'iI ar| caarmlE as possible. but
hing more r-uG'sivo than tO see Il
woman F rer face alI dauhed over with
fs powder fr her desire 10 hide wrinkles
ann other marks of ago Instead ot using
powder ri.. Gloss ur the pores. eularSeS
them a~. eventually causes wrinkles ana
1r ..rI I..w finishes. ~ would .@ fdI N"I-
le 20 use lotion .ntt would improve ana
penn reut- benefit the skin. EE dissolL-
N- -FOUR ounces ~ sTurmaN in one-naI
pm .H- water and sJdiug two teaspoon
e.er.no. vnu can make an ineXpen-
- 'o.i"0 thar VIII do wonders as SNln
".ranor and .omr'eTion beautfier u re-
'no.fe e signs ~ shiny s1IoNneSs ana
r,ac r0e--. and gives the skin smooth.
reiFotr zone. This lotion does not rub on
eesi- Use powder nor does u sh'" on 'l.7
GOOD SYSTEM TONIC-When spring
cone and -nr have that sslOW lifeleSS
loo1 and feel tired and without a good APP
lftto - time 20 get rid OF the cause
nefrr' moro sa i0u- troubles set IN. rake
het1-- meals tablespoonful Of tonic
made r- I.--0lNiug Cne-nalf cup sugar anu
one ounce kar9eue in one-haf plni alco.oL
90 r0 water 10 max" quar-; LIN, u'S
oc-fae~'.re7. home remedy viii make you
enNrgr'. and give vou an appeiiie ~ Il"-
o'n- 'rlr system r. aN impurities II Is
vord-rs.I regulator for q sluggish liver
sha Hil ne. ue" life and color INTO 50"
,HA-FuREssERs. sECRET-To most
hs'rfros-er- tho secret % washing the hair
g.ho-, ts becoming faded streaked or
hf,'t'o 7uf having 80 dry quickly ana ne
81 eI0 -r and fluffy is well known. lu
sead of l-.0e soap for tie shampoo "nl'n
q SOS .r.tfcro-s and splitting. tneN pr'-
lafe an inexpensive shampoo uy dlssos Nins
> iosen70ntrI ~ cauthroX In cup or ~
Nsier Tri. shampoo Iathers ahundsniF;
fsn-ee most thoroughly. ri0se9 ct-lil -ll"
caves f-o hair and scalp in excellent con
G'on To those bothered with thin. s'IaE
3 hsi- fri- shampoo WIFI be great neip
- o1"e 1890 the hair and makes IL easy
To REMOVE HAIRS-The chin and lln
rtr Dol ..sar or that fuyzr growth that an
r'- -onr women without resorUng 10 lne
fs.rfI r'er-r. needle - the afflicted cnc
N. ge' from hoy drUeGiSt an ounce on
powdered dcIatoue Nix Eitlr or tnr
qeist0re with enough water tO make q stliI
la.iN Spread 'ilrk'y ou tho surfac" "'
- skin and lef remain two or three mn,
utes fhen ~rh m and wash the skin ana m
.'1 w'1 End ffe hairs are gone VI me
oN'efore i- trifo expensive II do's tus
s@fF quickly and seldom requires second
application
New-York tribune., 1911-03-22
QUIET AT THEATRE CLUB
Mrs. Chapman Present; Her
Opponents Stav AWAY.

Persons who went to the Theatre clubs
grand opera day at the Hotel Astor yestor-
day expecting 70 see Mrs. Belle de
Rivera. the president. Glaring def
ance az Mrs William Rogers Chap
man. president Of the Rubnstein' club.
whom Mrs. J Christopher Marks. chair
man OF the day, had asked TO speak IN
the teeth Of Mrs dc Biveras protest-per-
sons who went with that expectation were
disappointcd. Mrs. de Rivera was kept at
home 10y important business. She did find
time early in the morning. however 70
write 20 Irs. Chapman and ask her not 70
appear at the Theatre club. But Mrs
Chapman onpeared.
The expectation of seeing Dr. Adelaide
Warcrstcir. third vice-presidcnt. hand IN
tho resignation she told Mrs Marks on
Saturday would he forthcoming on the
spot" II AIRS. Chapman came. was likewise
disappointed. Dr. Wallerstein was detained
a. home. her friends explained. hv Illness.
Aftcrward. Mrs Marks gathered the re-
porters about hcr and told them how sorry
she was that womens politics had crept
into the Theatre Club.
we have been running Up 70 now with
out q constitution" she said. Last satur-
DAY cot the club 10 take up tho matter.
The vote was tie between Mrs De RI
vera's constitution and mine Then she a7
president cast the deciding vote-for her
constitution. Of course. That was what the
trouble w7s about"
Not about Mrs Chapman
Mrs. Marks admitted that Mrs Chapman
was mentioned. And I said she added.
while hor black eyes glittered % match her
;e, that I. as founder. never meant this
club ~ be used for personal revenses. |
think tho president very much out ~ place
I'm asking o woman as much admired as
Mrs Chairman Is 70 stay away
New-York tribune., 1911-03-22

lander. Wis; Cacita Anna Louise Doggett,
Jaokso0rile Fla. Katharine Hula Dun
ham. Wilmington Del; Florence Durham
Schenectady. =. I. Delphina Lundsteen
Hammer. Branford, Conn. Hazel Jane
Harrison. Cleveland. Mary Kelsey Howe,
New York. Emmeline Wilma Inbusch, MI
waukee; Edith Eloise James. New York
Eliza Bureert K1mbalu. Kansas City. Mo;
Ruth Kinzsy. Cincinnati. Elrira Thelka
Kush. New York; Caroline Lee NILS Ne"
York. Emma Marie Overstreet, New York.
Ruth Eldridge Pember. Hartford. Conn;
Margaret Nrooers Seaman. Milwaukee: Anna
louise Silver. East Orange. y. J.; Eliza
beth Burr ThelherS. Poughkeepsle' ~ i
Kathryn Imogene Gpson. New YORK anu
Miriam Lane Winter, Mason city, Iowa
New-York tribune., 1911-03-22
AUTOMOBILES.

TFTVbTF FAMILY WILL SACRIFICE
Nrord BABY Tonneau, 4-passens'r touring. fui
so,,fnr,ert. 3 lemps top envelope cover, mag
otr $500. aIso Maxwell Rrnahout fIl
eouinrfent. $3.50: both cars recently overhaulei
and rep9inte8 and warranted perfect running
o~5ar ,frs ALOI- HATHAWAI's cars. 2l5O
Proadwav. near 18th st.
p0cr4ET- SCHNEIDER so n r.. SEVEN PAS
s4nger touring car. fret elHss ,11d'n'n. re-
-erti'- overhaulsd af expense ~ $50 car war
-te1 rorfact running condition. sacrifice at
$40. win make "xceed.nelv fine three ,-n tic.-.
CARDOZA.s CHATFFEI r.
2f5o Rroadwav.
76Io MODEL BUCK TOURING CAR. TOP.
virdsbi ioId speedoIreter demountal|e rims.
.v.~s shoe tube shock ahs0rhers. lamps
15reefofifo tank horn tiro holders. IKE rew
z, GOO rsod Gar Dept. SToDuAED MOTOR
- o1- Vest J-fl ST.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-22
STORAGE NOTICES.

TO 5H1s 2 WlisoS Helen 1l-. t. rrsi@ Tsrsl f.F
,,.. Nae Thouas Rowe. Mrs +. y Cornell
Mrs + Jackson. Mrs Frank Gafiandy,v W.. y. .
i1srf. Ms Georrla1a kng5wer. Mr. I.. g Gt-,5, a.
r,-.-elr Miss Alice NJ Tonurst. MISS Ildd
1,-...,-o-. Iorr r Mumford. George Long
Mrs. T. y stuhbs Mrs. a'tie Bartlett; "
~ - p..tc Mrs r. stenmctz or Henry \.
c,.,r'.- ,l-s p ! Crocser. a Sween,e'M M Per-
fii-cl.-cor J. E. collins Miss Kitty Bell Mlss
Il. rN,, ,.oYgl-lir. Fourteenth street Bank. Max
II scsa4f Elsie de- Q. " HAYDEN. ,laTenc' ,,n,,
: -~rlr-for. Daniel = Sorlin. LulWiS bau
mann a GO You and Zach Of 'ou arc h,renL
r.fif-d thar tho time FOR me pa. mem lnd "l ~
-I-- mon tra property herei'af'er descriheg
torf-r eynlr-d. after due notice thereof haH
,- Tf, % -or 40 viii cause such properly
o.. SID Household Goods. Personal e1ects anu
,f--. r.r1ise stored in the columbia Stofa-f
a., -ot.s.s bv rou or In YOUR name cor ln
,.ti.n you may have an Interest 10 nc soiu
~. r,rbfir auction according 20 fhe statute ~
srcr case made and provided. az Nos % a. ]
,,-..r c-fr s. ou Stturdav. April Sih. lHl y.
. fo .qn a. r1 and II the sale thereof IS NOT
~o--rf.t.d on said da'e the same VIII 6e con-
,l,-,..4 af the eHme place ou chch ann @Ncr'
s,fr.ia- thereafter beg fnninS az l'.'o ~ m
uHI. .,r -,RrA STORAGE WAREHOr
New-York tribune., 1911-03-22
20 ,Iuom MAY CONCERN.

NOTICE oF SALE -EsTA ATE OF FERnrcclo
WANT For tie purpose o. rompctns
= - 10 T-e-afa ~ T-rruroi0 a.
,-'.,r,i who died 200 ;hie city o1 March eih.
,ooc ro,..o ,s ne-eh. given fra' arv and aI
right. titlo and interest ~hich rat belong 20 me
t---.,e ~ +ro said deccdent Iu Cr fr rho name or
,-,1 ..ifi 80 tDe n.m ~ NwarN Brothers. NJ
Ttlcb fro said T. s. N.vaur wac the senior
Inc ,.,l b. offered f1r sale to t-o highest
: .d5.- a. n,v office iu th~ SILK Exchange Build
frg AZ the corner of Broadway ana bIoome
e,~1o, q, Doe. t't, ~ Sow york. cn fte li'h day
-, .-ru 1911 a. q O'Clock i1 tre afternoon
WILLIAM GREEN BAUM. Executor
New-York tribune., 1911-03-22
Of Interest TO Wcmen
VASSAR'S NEW DAISY CHAIN
President of Sophomore Glass
Nominates "a Pretty Girls

Poughkeepsie. y. Y. March 2l-The daisy
chain girls OF Nassar were announced to-
night by Miss Lucy Penniman. of Ashe-
vile. y c.. president Of the sophomore
class. The twen'y-four girls are selected
because they are considered tho prett.est
girls I'm the class Ten different sates and
the Philippine Islands VIII he represented
on the chain The successful candidates
are.
Dorothy Apleyard. Ashland Wis. Grace
Isabel Beaver, san Francisco. Harriet
Bradley, Manila, =. L. Angeiine Leslie
New-York tribune., 1911-03-22
5Gth street

The annroxiIuata amount ~ th" len or charge.
ta satsfy which the above aescfinea proPe1.s
- ana eight i've and .. loo dollars f<-'
-. sp, v.ltn Interest thereon from IN" lsth iaF
N--.t fqtt together with costs ana allow
,.,,,,,uttn- to Three hundred and eighty SIX
s"d ~ lOo dollars ,S3sG. 10 with interest iron.
sisr-h eth 1911. together With tho expenses "'
"a - The auuf1xlmdte amount N The taxes
.1,,.,rt. and water rates or other lions
a,tt't ars q, ra allowed 90 the purchaser ont oi
tbs rurrhasa money. or pad hf thc leleier l-
Four hundred ana ior'l seven 'nI 10 l'' "''''
p,teI Nae Yort March Dist. 1871.
IT,
New-York tribune., 1911-03-22
-, uOMAv-s TNFIrENcr y
AIDES CHRISTIAN UNION.

Tho prayer circle ~ the Woman's Ma
,o,al Foreign Missionary Jubilee viii meet
,,i,, the Ladies' Christian Union in their
u.eolelv devotional meeting this morning at
:, o.cI,ck i'm the chapel of the Collegiato
c,,,.rcb Fifth avenue and 4sth street Mrs
! r. Knowles. chairman Of the committee
-. ,-a,cr c1clcs. viii load the meeting.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-22
EARS AS ORNAMENTS
7hey Bob and Flop and Project
on New Spring Hats.

-s-. are persons who seem 70 - IN .
- perpetual unhsppiness about the
- ., fashion md who each season send
u.,1 70 the effect that never before
-. modes 20 absurd Although II Is
". ,hat one can always 70 well dressed
,.,oo, being foolish. and can generally
..r,,,re even 70 be smart without throwing
go srd reason altogether 90 the four
80 u must be admitted that those who
New-York tribune., 1911-03-22
PROPOSALS.

--,.I-I,-r prITA~ING C0MNIe9AHY. 4. =.
t,r,t 10 whitehall street Sew York titr.
y =. March ~. 1911 scale p-ona.slis .a
-. stores in this city ~ such times os
nav he required hy fhe $ Go.ernm-.t on on
~. -. ,,rtr len O'Clock A. ~ April 4. 1871.
1-ltf.rratiou furnished on application. En-
clones containing bids eloud br martrd
,.t,,.,.ossls fe- Subsistence stores opened ApriI
,off.' ana addressed GO toI J. SMITH.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-22
WORK WANTED.
Male

Male.
CHAUFFEUR Expert chauffeur anf mecha- -
riolan having II years experience on various
blgh grade foreign and domestic cars, an eN-
ce, lenr road man. desires position WITH party
seeking high srade man Address :. W. -
- Furnan ave. brooklyn.
Cffir-FFEJ r Aged 80 married: experiences.
rareflf sober; with private family. present
-rlnlorer going away A. Wunsch. lIb East
18th 81.
ENprRT COT RIER.--Has travelled with Wen
known American families. Is open 10 ensas5
fuent for 1911. perfect ngiist. address ". NJ
IS Seymour Street. London. england.
H0r--E FAINTER furniture varnisher. etc
contract rr 20 cents an hour. WIS pun, ~,
leaned with new methcd O;to Bonner 20
lst ave. restaurant
RETIRED ELDERLY ECTOR-Gernan-
American. desires position of trust releI
c~cas. secrr.t. - Ciub, 80. 5l3 Vashing-
ton ST.. Ho1oken. s. j.
YOI-NG MAN German. as elevator man, or
anything Moirin. $50 East IAN 81
New-York tribune., 1911-03-22
CARPET CLEANING.

* Y CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Oieea. Largest. Most Modern
FIVE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS.
rrfo.s persorahIe. send for Circular.
Tel 4Gg. 4f91 BRYANT - -f"' w +"'h -.
,(..prrr-r. garpFT CLEANING co Cleans
nv corlpressed air. steam. hand or on noor
as r{r053wav al East 4hth 81 COE &
Tp ANnT t.. f31 3Sfh
New-York tribune., 1911-03-22
FOR SALE

ZIG BARGaINs-S Slightly used Once furnit,;r-.
desfs ttpewriters. cash registers addins
r,,ctl-.s fDi,lo1rralhs Ming cabiurts sal's: az
rressin- riacI ines time clocks partl T. chr X
,roterto,. bookcases NATHAN. Nhlie 81
New-York tribune., 1911-03-22

f'STlags.
A -HOFMATER. 800 9TH avs Tel 427
Madison Square Agency for superior domestic
help
MIDDLE AGED LADY would Ike re-engase-
ment az cpmpanion could assist with mouse
keeping etc. would travel. moderate remunera-
tfor, eEce'ie-t references. Address Box 40,
White Plains, y y.
CIANsERNAID LACNDREss - Particrlary
4r.ss lrIeI'c,t ,s rsfsrs1cas s War5orf kedn-
-y. T. rs 33d 81 Phone 3oo Madison.
f4Alf8EEWA1D Neat German sir. excellent
references. with American fami,y. s22.s 80
waldorf Agency. = West 33t -. Phone @p-
Madison.
CHtMBEEMaID WAITRESS - Young, nsa'.
wiling. Darabie city reIe. a1 -nge INC $500 H.
floor T.' i-27 Mai'~1n square
COOK Thoroughly experienced. first lass CITY
references. cifr or country. S35-S43 Nis'
HurNe-s Employment Agency. y West 4-d 81
Phone 74s7-Bryant
coon. -Evce' 'lont. reat Swedish woman. wages
So $50. expert on bread. cakes. pastry, etc
Waldorf AEency. II West 53d 81 Phone ooV-
gOrrrE FreI-h. butler and cook. both COM
r-t.nt. many vca~s of oxrorierre, 20 anv dis
tlura also nurse and seansresF M0rro"
Agency. ~ Lexington ave, corner 2@tn.
HorsEKEEPER Refined y,gns woman IN IN
questionable character. ABILITY; experienced.
,roror..rql. desires managing home or club.
,.t, or country Apartment 2i6 West io3d s..
0IsEVORK. Young. strong. neat Finnish
rous. s2s Sc1umau's Agency. S2t columbus
ave Te. 7Sa4-Schuvl-r
IrOr WORKER German. young good COOK
can bake. excellent idundress. wages no object.
r.rc- Sing child four fak0n. 70 any distance
Morrow Aeenc.. ~ lexington ave. cor 2Sth.
,,--r,e NURSE English. take charge from
birth: excellent CITY references. ciiN or c1un-
tr, $40 $40 Miss Buckley Employment Agency
- West 42d sr. Phone 74,I BY ani.
,~-~s N-'E~E Young Protestant 'rain". .
excellent 'ouE references. $50 o., Miss 10,
45o7 Madison square
MISS CCRRYs AGENCY
r-o- o~ceff-uf Domestic Male and Female heip.
% WEST 4eND ST. 9TH FLOOR
Two Gcrman-American girls. cook and laun-
dress. c.amhermaiG aud "aiiress o. entire
work private FANNY. city or out Morro"
Aeeucv. ~ Loxingt0n ave, corner 5sth.
WAITRESS Neat. capable scotch girl! eTcsL. ~.
i,+t rlfe~orces. S2J waldorf Agoncy. y West
s9d s, Phone 30o-Madison
WAITRESS First class. neat. ~ eNee@,,nn- @
Ci-v reference; city or country 80 ~ ", - ).
Proklo,'s Employment Agency. II west va 81
Phone 74s7-Rrt tan'.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

7,--r,.r-,,l.f 10 AN ORDER OF THE
~ "a Warla- Platzck. one ~ the Justices
., me supreme court ~ tho STATE of NeN {ors i
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...l.,- thereof truly verified 20 the subscribed.
,..-I.. ratteIiaum. who has been duiN ap-
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i .t Granger Tor the benefit ~ thHir crcii-
i'-g l- ,he once ~ Anton Gr9nirh. his Auor-
rey So a0a Broadway. Manhattan Borough,
~ Vo-s tit,. on or before the -7th day o.,
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Assignee.
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