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VIE WANT representative in Guia-
rie An established business that
should take all your time; could be
handled Ia afternoons by right man
hut not a sna' AM
sWer, stating Day whom last employed
OF house of present employment
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terms. always have bargains in
farm and city properties. Many trad
ng propoa1onH T. A. BAGGETT.
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aNf INTELLIGENT person tt
earn steady income corrc 'ondil-
'of newspapers. ENHer.ancc nHH-,
sarF Address Press forre ioHA-
nz Bureau Washington ID c.
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MiscELLANEous.

ANYONE. anywhere. can start a mail
order business at home No can
fassing BE your own boss. Send
for free booklet Tells how. Heacock
J-409. Locllpo~t. N T.
PROF ESSiONAL CARDS.
DR.. ERNEST SElFFERT.
Sanitarium II South Broad ST.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02
POSTAL BANKS WINNING
Keeping Money Here Which
Would Have Gone Abroad.

The December circular OF the National
City Bank. in outlining the progress made
by the postal savings bank system in the
first year Of its operation, now nearly COM
pleted. shows that the system has met the
expectations Of its originators in various
important particulars. The circular says
The postal savings system is within a
month Of rounding out the first year or
its operation. the first Offices 10 receive
deposits having been opened on January
last. There are now in operation 4,6S0
offices and sixty-two stations, and i've
hundred additional offices have been deslg-
mated effective during December ms VIII
make 5.1S5 Offices receiving postal deposits
al the close Of the year, with the sixty
two stations in addition. The system
has not been working long enough, as yet
for complete analysis of results. Nat
urally il was slow in starting, four months
intervening between the designation OF
the first group of offices and the second
group. But IL is already clear that the
system is successfully meeting some OF
the purposes for which il was established.
To begin with, il is retaining in TINS
country money which before us estdo-
ishment was sent abroad. The hrst group
were all in seCOnd-ClaSS poStofnCeS, Small
mill towns, where there Is considerable
foreign born population. At all these Of
fees international money orders had been
taken out regularly and IN considerable
numbers The Postoffice Department had
learned that much Of the money repre-,
seuted by these international orders found
| its way into foreign postal savings & de-
positories. The full effect Of the estab-
/ lishment Of the domestic postal savlngs
system upon this tendency OF the foreign
born 10 send money TO their old nome
government institutions for safekeepins s,I,ll
cannot be determined as Yet. But hgures
Inow received by the PostofiCe Department
show that a check has been given to II.
and that considerable money which FOR
merry went abroad IS now remaining in
/ this country. IL is estimated by officers
I OF the system that upwards to SloOngO
! has been received in deposits during the
year. distinctly noticeable proportion or
II coming from foreign born depositors.
( The system is also operating TO bring
( into circulation cash that therefore had
been boarded by men and women who
were afraid TO trust their savings to local
banking institutions. \ striking nlustra-
ton of this is furnished by the. city OF
Portla ore. In that city alone the postal
money order Offices had issued local orders
for 10000 in one year, all payable TO the
purchasers and representing money mat
the purchasers Of the notes we're unwilling
% deposit in banks.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
Prisca Crsmme. Plaintiff. against Abraham
Jacob et al. Defendants.
I'm pursuance of A Judgment of foreclosure and
sale duly made and entered no the above-entitleG
action and bearing date the 18th day Of October.
Judgment named, viii sell az public auction, ~
the Exchange Salesroom nos. AIS Nesey
Street in tho Borough - Manhattan. city ~
New York. on the 21st day Of December. 1871, ~
- o'clock noon on that day, by JOSEPH ].
DAY. Auctionser, the premises directed hv SAID
Judgment TO be sold. and therein described as
follows.
ALL that certain lot piece or parcel n land
with the building ana improvements thereon
erected. situate, Wing and being m the Borough
of Manhattan. CIV. County and state or New
York bounded and described ss follows. 20 Wit
BEGINNING AZ a point the Southsrly side
Of Eighty-second Street distant One hundred
1OO feet Easterly from the >outheasteriy cor
ner Of Second Avenue and Eighty-second street
and running thence Southerly and parallel with
Second Avenue one hundred and two Go2l feet.
Two ~ inches. 70 the centre line or the block.
thence Easterlv along said centre hne or tne
block Twenty-Five t2Jl feet thence NoTherlN
and again parallel with Second Avenue one hun
dred and two 102l feet Two - inches 20 the
thence Westerly along tho Southerlv side or
said last mentioned Street TWENTY-FIVE t23i feet
70 the point or place Of beginning, said prem
ises being known as Number 300 East Eighty
second Street.
Dated New York. November 2ist. 1911
ROGER 4. PRYOR. ESQ Reieree.
HENRY p. BOTTY. Attorney for Plaintiff. .lo-
Broadway. Borough of Manhattan, New
The following Is a diagram ~ tho property 20
be sold: its street number is 3'" East H-I
street
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02
CONDITION OF TREASURY
Deficit Dec. 1, s20,641,00
S3.375.OOO Spent on Canal.

Washington. Dec. 1.-The deficit Of the
federal Treasury continues 10 grow. Up
TO date the disbursements for the current
fiscal year have exceeded the receipts by
$50 64l 000. while a month ago the deficit
was S2O1Si.000 The government collected
S56.5Seo oG in November and spent $3.50, 900.
The receipts for October were $6,0Ji000
and the disbursements s6O,iSS000.
The amount in the Treasury's general
fund at the opening OF business to-day
was 1892 244,0o, compared with Sl36,522 GEO
= month ago. To-day's working balance
was S75S20.OOO At the end OF October It
was $7S,6i9 eco The stock OF gold in trust
funds at the close OF November was 81. cor
5S0,00o while at the end OF October ii was
91063,O00.
Work on the Panama Canal in November
cost $3315.000, as compared with $3.50 900
in October. \ total of $14.9i1 600 has been
spent on the canal in the current fiscal
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Tho following petitions in bankruptcy
were fled YESTERDAY:
WILLIAM GROSSMAN. mapufacturer
Of furs. No 14S West 2Sth street. involun-
tsrv. Creditors: 81. J. Stephens, |l6: Hans
Schoeppe 800 Samuel GitueTan, ~'e As
sets $40 No.
SAMUEL MACHOWITZ. dealer in tall
ors' trimmings. No 6lS East 9th street, in
voluntary Creditors: The West End
WoOllen Company. $500, solomon FRANK
furt Company $500. Aaron Borden. *l42i
Samuel Zaleschitz S175- Jerome H kahler,
receiver Liabilities $4,000: assets, N,yp
1 MAX HAMMER and SAMUEL hA-
HANE. who compose the frm Of Hammer
& Kahane. manufacturers Of waists, NO.
126 West 22d street, involuntary. creditors
Harry C.. Graham, $40; lsidore Harris, SSZ
Liabilities $1,000. assets $500.
MARK VOGEL. manufacturer OF waists
and dresses No West 2Oth street lnvOl-
unrarv Creditors: Ella Schaub, $3.50, J.
Erler. 81: Louis Springer, 81. Assets. 500"
EDWARD r GRAY, superintendent 40.
iGg Manhattan avenue. voluntary. llablh-
ties. s. 646: assets, $50. Creditors Emma
Javes. SA253. Watson Flagg Engineering
Company. $500: y. l.. & l.. Ottinger. 81, 90
DOUGLAS BEARDSLEY, clerk. No. ~
West Attn street. voluntary. Liabilities
Sl1 AS. assets $40. The Cayuga National
BANK. Of Auburn. is a creditor for sS,9s4
NORTH KLEIN. carpenter. No. z9b XIV
ington street, voluntary. Liabilities, $LUj0'
no assets.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02
LOST BANKBOOkS.

IANKuOOk No l.0dl OF the Union Dime Saw
mgs Bank ir missing Any person having a
claim 10 10 is hereby called upon 20 present the
seine within ten DAYS or submit to HAVING SAID
gassbook cancelled and a aeir one issued.
TANKBOOK No. 5G7. .Sl9 ~ the mon Dime Sa'
Hgs Bank rs messing ANY person having a
claim 90 10 i1 hereby called upon 70 present me
same within ten days or submit TO having said
atshook cancelled and a new one issued
I.' NKROOK No 400. ~ OF the tnion Dime Sa'
ings Bank is missing ANY person having 4
cihIui tp 10 is hereby called upon 10 present me
same within ten iays or submit % having shli
l-...LnD- -Iurnl-.I HnI n u-A ono Issmch.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02
BUSINESS CHANCES.

CHICAGO MANUFACTURING CONCERN
wishes 10 open "A branch ono. a"a s.o, "a IA
line ~ Ju storage systems Tor auloihonilr
ntyuerz and raragea, oil tanks, AR pressure
tanks etc for marine and stationary engines:
r.,siti,p fr o3en 10 n man OF character and
biIsipase ability go take charge of ihe once
and handle the Atlantic coast business, oh5 a
'i..D ,uf live wire business nan Dr. wanted.
no such man nnc opportunity Lor money
making is offered liberal salary ana commls
slon on ar Eastern business. IL VIII ne re-
',t,.d that he take an interest iu the bust
l,sr 10 tho extent OF slo.nnn. and may nave
10 puf up additional security tho amount or
-.Hirn days uds upon the amount or the com
rrrfc.' uiuir being handled through MS once
yyrite p.rticulafs. Hud 10 satisfactory peg -
-onaf interview VIII BE- tfkod for 'u Chicago
b.fot. t0c ,rd Of the vetr Address T.. s.,
caro- N.r-YorE Tribune
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02
ASKS ALDERMEN FOR s3O9,OOC
Fire Commissioner Wants Appropria
ton That Was Cut from Budget.

In asking the Board of Aldermen for
Sa'4rr0 I'm revenue bonds most of it Tor the
purchase Of tire nose. Commissioner John
son of the Fire Department has IN "A meas
uIe some over the heads OF the Boaru Of
Estimate. Commissioner Johnson had asked
for this amount ia his budget for 1872 bat
8, was cut out on the ground that tho new
companies for which the money was asked
could Lot be organized now because the
bids E0r ace construction Of the houses had
not been Iat.
Evc-- should tra Finance Committee Of the
Board OF Aldermen report favUraby on the
appropriation 70 I- doubtful whether IT
could Ger the necessary sixty votes i'm the
baard Even should It pass the Board OF
Aldermen tlo Board Of Estimate would
.Hr. 90 rlrfy Che appropriation, which IL
.---- NOT ID. LA.LN IL do.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02

The approximate amount % the lien or charge
10 SATISFY which the above described property US
t1 he soid is 81 31J with interest thereon from
the 18Th day OF November, 1911, toEtuef MliE
costs and allowance amounting 90 S1lJ-Ib. win
inferf-t from the l7th day Of NoNsmu'I, ltll
foeether with the expenses Of the sale. lhe
apuroxlmate amount OF the taxes, assessments
tbd wafer rates or other liens. which are 10
bs allowed 10 the purchaser out OF The purchase
Tro1eV or paid by the Reforr,. is &I553.2O and
interest. ,,,,
FREDERIC< G. EIBUSCHtR. Rcteree
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02
oIssoLVEs SAFE DEPOSIT co.

Justice Cohslan signed an order yester-
day dlssolving the Day and Night safe
Hartman National Bank.
Deposit Company. The court appointed -
Pbra0ix Tngrahan as referee TO settle up
the affairs Of the company which has
turned an its business and liabilities 20 the
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02

SUPREME COURT COUNTY oI NEW YORK;
- lynr1a swan. plaintiff. against Leonard
H. Inns and others defendants
I'm r,vrs .ln,. OF a Judgment "l foreclosure and
,io '6nly made and entered ll The above
e,+i-lod action aud bearing dale tine iii- day Of
\,yerlbor 1911. l the un4 signed ihe Referee
ID, ss.d Judgment named, so sell 20 public suc-
lion Al the Exchange "al-sfpom, Nos. lf-lo
10, -fraar In the Borough Of Md haitian, tlly
20 s.. Vori. 100 the IAN uay Ut December, 1911
DAY Auctioneer, the premises directed ~ sara
Judgment TO be SOLD aHd 'h'irm described ds
III tba. certain ot %; land. with the building
thereon erected. situate l' lH' 'iN OF NeN
yd,k ON tie e0UtnW"sferir siae ct tourth
l+rs.. Letveen Gree re e. and Wooster Streets, and
banded and containing - follows.
RIgGINEfNG at a point o. tAe -outh"fstfIil
sid. of Fourth street distant sixty feet south
.ssta,t,. frorl the southerlN corner 81 Fourth
and wooster streets running 'ie.'' -oI 'i' -s-e
I,. along Fourth street twenty feei 90 lana AoW
~ i..,i7 boioucin. t. Smyth clark. thence south
g.astarlv along said last mentioned land mt -
.i. ct 90 land row o. formerly of the BAPTIST
. Cir.fcb thence northwesierly along said last
mentioned land twenty iert TO Iand now or
fbr1ce northeastern along SAID last mentioned
I.-l fft,--fy feet 10 Ihe place OF uerinuins.
sei5 -e,.efaf dimensions more or iesT said prem
isee beinR now known hy the street number 10
lforfy. .siXl West Fourth street. subject 20 any
and all rights if any, eAlsiaG ipF tle use Ot
Dated New York. Nov"ulel - ~. lell.
t-pErEpTtE e LEU BIZ S'h.k. Referee.
y,-rf1TAN a. ORR Attorney for Plaintiff. No.
II chambers street. Manhattan. New York
ne following is a diagram Of the property TO
d.. sold lts street number is 40 West Fourth
west 4th St
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02

To All. CREDITORS OF THE ESTATE OF
deceased Whereas the next 81 KIN of R.uIa-
min RvaIl late OF the city of Port jeris. in
the County OF orange deceased intend to ape
plv for Letters OF Administration on his estate
and desire TO nave the penalty OF the bond rr-
ouired limited pursuant 90 tbc provisions of
(2G64 OF the code OF civil Procedure. You are
hereby notified 90 present your claims 60 me
al my Office. iu the village of Goshen. in the
county OF orange. Oh or before be'eihoe'
Goth. 1911
Dated November 27th. 1871
JOHN B. SN EZEY.
Surrogate OF orange COUNTY.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE Is HERE
by given 20 an persons having claims or de
mands against sarah l.. Baooock. late or TIE
town Of Eockport Niagara county. y. Y, VINO
died ntostate on the 2lst ddy or July 1871. that
the und, rsigncd. her next of kin. are about %
aTply to she Niagara County SuTogates court
f0r letters 0f administration uron hcr estate anu
that they will ne the consent IN writing OF al
her next Of Kin on such application. As provided
bv Section ? Goa OF the Code Of Ciyil Procedure.
aud ask that the penalty Of the administrator
iond De made not 90 exceed double the amount
of the claims of creditors. against her estate.
ircsonted , 20 seld surrogate. pursuant 70 this
lctica You will therefore present YOUR claims
dnst said dcCedent. With proper vouchers
therefor TO the Niagara County Snrrogs,s At
DTS Once IN the ,ity of Lockport, y Y. on or
before the s0,h day cf December 1911.
Dated November *. 1911.
" , y HNBCOCS.
NARY r. n RoTNrON.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

CHARLES WILSON'S Employment Agency.
rreleDh0ne 2o24 Plaza i4l East 9th st. sup
-,iee frst class servants TO private families. All
10
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02
CONDITION OF TRADE.

alalstre,, sa>--
Weather and holiday influences have
C C.u..ttel 0I-tributIyc trade this week.
cold weather throughout vide area. the
cool wave penetrating far 90 the south
.os helped -easonab- trade ODD winter
ua4r goods especially olOrhirg and foot
wear. az retail, favored the distribution OF
groceries. and also meaStran.E ueipcd dee
aTts rpon ioboers for goods loF imnr-
~. shipment while SpLus tdde mas
rOuCed tO conservatism similar 10 that
Ith .-fl noted. ~tiIl. FEW markets not"
o.. increased number OF orders received for
spring. and recent revlsi0ns of cotton goods
.rico- are expected 20 evoke more business
this line Perhaps the best reports have
core from the larger cities and Industrial
1trns. while reports from country ais
ulcts have testified 20 continued close, even
cautious, buying ON the part Of country
merchants. There rs also noticeable A
slightly more cheerful tone IN reports from
-cne leading Western centres hitherto re-
HtrIug rather quiet trade. Holiday eX-
bits ard demand have also been more in
,videHCe. 'aud the prospects Of that par
ueular branch Of trade are classed as fair
- good. Fancy groceries ana kindred lines
iaEc been iu good demand. and an cncour-
.E.nc volume Of trade in This line yias AL
..aCg been booked
"Dun's Review" SAYS.
80, only has the recent Increased actlv-
tr- Iu the leading industries and trades
.cr vailf1iUcd. rat there iS "a distinct inn
pi 9yeu-ut il business confidence both East
eU0 West while iU the south tIe largest
f'tfSu crop ever harvested is favorable
actor There are signs. moreover oI some
Opposition 20 anticipate the future, In-
stead oi counuius purchases 70 immediate
.r-D-sl.es. Taking everything INTO con-
..c.s. ton. November has been the best
EC.-l OF lLe year The large business I'm
non and steel-cmphaucally the best Of the
star-lre 90 increased buying by railroads
i iocouOIVSF, cars and rails purchases
~ large Users Cf structural materials U.s.,
b. Jas influence ol general business senti-
"Hl the most important development.
Do" cope" market continues strong In
l-e or} goods trade tie reports are scarcely
.'-s encouraging than those in irOn dnd
f.efl and Notwithstanding the temporarily
,''ilFulng effect Of the decline this week
q IaN cotton, large orders have been re-
DiF'r bF tE- cotton mills. while the Fan
-tftt Pfiu' fssIAet has transacted the big
- weeks business Of the year The wool
~ = strong and fairly active Though
r',t - advancing sharply, the New
7.@"o noe tactOics are generally work
~ llil capacity. The November bet
u-.It of conditions Is reflected in bank
-. = which for tho month are 81 per
Yer taau a year ago. Railroad
''e@h Tor three weeks Of November show
SOL, - decline ass compared with last
ht foreign trade continues au-
- 'H'n- tuc most recent week al
rL 1Ite We're SlS.1lt 49, an ln-
~ t "ll@ over 1870 and ~ Si2eD
o. ..,-. and lmuorts we're S2014 3bI.
4 NJ -, ease NJ $500 1.G over l9'0 and Of
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02
BOARD AND ROOMS.

-tNERICAN PEOPLE wish guests who sDprecI-
ale superior accommodation. desirable loca-
f1n. opposite psr6. convenient 90 al cars refer
ances a.nhaneli ~ WeEt I.fth ~
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02

GCNERNESS. Young German, excellent ~ IN
-7,il-- brst references. CITY country S30-S35.
Mss EuckIey's Agency. Il West 42d st. Phone
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02
CARPET CLEANING.

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co.-cleans
iv compressed ali. steam. hand on nOOr
1Ese RrosGway, 42l East 4Sth Of. COE q
BRANDT Tel ~ -3s;l
EEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Olaesf I.arge-t Most Modern
FINE RUGS WONrN FROM OLD CaRFETS.
Prices Reasonable. send fer oirru.ar.
II, feqe tce7 Tfyanf 411f@9 West f5th 81.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02
STORAGE NOTICES.
LIBERTY STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE
COMPANY.

a. ~ AND a. WEST 64TH STREET.
To j. /. Miller. W. II. Kelly, Mrs. II. Van
Zaut. l.. =. +. Killian and Cowperthwait and
COMPANY. J.. c. F. Knlian. f. l. Mordecai.
John H. j. Haines, G. ". Pier. Peter L.
power Mrs. VI. IT, De Pataky, George r.
Ciaruo. Miss Isabella Proctor. ". l. Ernst.
Mrs r. = Geddes Alfred Brennan. W. I.
lawson. Estate OF Mrs Henry Kelly. William
H. Kelly and Lille +. Kelly. Mrs. Inez Har-
ptr George u. Mumford. Mrs. z. Harries
4 r. Longfellow and Annie T. Coward, Miss
Is Gihlln. Miss j. T. Haswel, a. kafka, Pat
rick Mc,frttrick. Mrs. n. G. Well Mrs. l.. >.
Kidd Mrs Alice de Carriere. Mrs. Dorothy
Kent Nat Morris and II. Levy-Levy Operat-
ing Company. Mrs. X. J. karpeles:-You and
each of you are hereby notified that the time
Tor the payment ot our lien upon the property
hereinafter described having expired. after
dua notice thereof had been given YOU. we
VIII cause such property 20 wit. household
goods and merchandise. stored ny YOU or 10
your name iE the warehouse of the Company.
10 be sold at public auction, according 70
the statute I'm such case made and provided,
at the auction rooms Of W. III. FLAfIAU
AND son southeast corner OF 18Th street
au1 University Place. New York city, COM
menciuz TUESDAY. DECEMBER 18th, 1911.
Ar I0:S0 A. W., and continuing on every
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY THEREAF-
TER M the same place and hour until all
no -ooda have been sold.
LIBERTY srORkGL AND WAREHOUSE
COMPANY.
a. 10 AND ~ WEST 6ith STREET.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02
STORAGE NOTICES.
THE WASnINGTON STORAGE MARE
HOTSE & VAN C0MfANh; LlMiihD'
n 300 EIGNlH ANtNl Il.

THE ASHINGTON >IokAOh W ahE- lIi
uotSE & VAN COMPANY, LIMITED
NV 70. $500 EIGHTH AVENUE. ,,....,nz
To Nbom Il May COncern.-Ihe fouoWIng
5.'cribad property, 20 Wit household so"ds,
,,ersonsl efects and merchandise. n~ionslnS
y, or held for account Of .drs Helen 81
ADAMS. george g. Bates ir' fire, fired Ra,Nef' 5i..
1.@t,r Mrs A. Callahan. Miss Belle Cohen
,f,es f. cooper Mrs. Laura j.. Dotth"4ltt
Ms = \ Friuk. Mrs v. j. FancAeI; Jonn
" Grade. NJ q. Haney. William Harney'
I,bu Uoilrr Mrs. Pearl Jones, Louis hdHn,
yyJifii.1 [r.1s A Klngslaud. Henry or Harry
Iafchford. Mrs Anna seaman Murray MIs
Var, Powers Mrs. r. ". Patterson. airs. NJ.
or Maud Raymond. Ernest Rob inson' j. ..l; r.
-aunir Mr.. H. Sieg-L Mrs. j. g. scheei
r-d,tard suadcn Mrs \. sloane. !. II. Spr."L
William r. Welde. +. f.. Williams; AIRS.
rank Wood. viii be sold TO satisfy the lcn
- the undersigned thereon at public auction
- INC HIGHEST BIDDER, at No 300
prcttTU AVENUE, Borough OF Manhattan.
- Work CITY. on MONDAY. DECEMBER
ttfrU igIf. at 1880 "a. m, and on -ach sue
iiifi1p Monday thereafter until said sale be
nafed New York, Nov. 25th. 1911
ruI uAsEINGTON STORAGE WARE
UoUsF A VAN COMPANY. LIMITED, 300
EIGHTH AyENIE. NV lORh .ILn.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02
East SOD Street

The approximate amount Of the lien or charge
IN satisfy which the ahOve-described propert'
is 10 be sold Is Nine thousand five hundred an'
seventoeu dollars and nftv cents 81 5l7 80
Tritb interest thereon from the tlth day Of Oc
t5ber. 1911 together with costs and allowance
amounting 20 Three hundred and iWrniy--si'
1a1f together with the expenses of the sale. Th
aDDroxiuate amount OF the taxes, assessment
80 ,,4fer rates or other liens which are I'd
5e alloved 10 the purchaser out of the pur
rhase money. or paid by the Referee, is Sl9l 81
and interest. ,. ,...
Io.- nnGER 4 IRNlE- Y.--r.n-
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02
WORK WANTED

Male
SALESMAN N-Higr grade salesman OF ability
ad-lrafior and wide experience desires position
with growing concern demanding results lule!-
view solicited. Salesman. Box ia. Tribune Of-
fee.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LEI

ATTRACTIVE house. u,o blocks frou, subway
hslrooms smoker aud bathroom. suitable Ioi
mon. liI East Gift st.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02

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