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CITATIONS.

THE PU0PLE or THE STATE OF NEW
Yorl, hy the grace OF God free ana inde-
nendent. 20 Lizzie Reese and Alvina Janicte. the
heirs and mex; Of kin OF Nanny Reese late Of
the County Of New York. deceased. send greet
ing: Whereas, Emanuel Juster and Lizzie Reese,
OF the City ot New York. have lately applied 20
The Surr0gatss Court Of our County OF New
York 70 have a certain instrument IN writing.
relating 10 both real and personal property, duly
rrOved as the last VIII and Testament OF Nanny
Eee-e late OF the County of New York. de-
ceased. therefore vou and each OF you are cited
20 appear before the Surrogate OF our County Of
New York al his Office IN the County OF New
York on The 2stl day or July one thousand nine
hurdred and eleven. al half-past ten clock in
the forenoon Of that day, then and there 20 at
tend the probate OF the said last VIII and
Testament. And such OF you as are hereby
cited. as are under the age Of twenty-one years,
are required 10 appear ly your guardian, II you
have one or II YOU have none, 20 appear and
arpIv for one 90 be appointed, or in the event of
.iir neglect or failure 10 do so. a guardian will
ba aDroiuted bv the Surrogate 70 represent and
act for you IN the proceeding.
In testimony whereof. we have caused the Seal
OF the surrogate's Court OF the said County OF
New York 10 be hereunto affixed.
II. 81 Witness. Hon. John p Cohalan Sur
r0gate n our said County OF New
York al said County. the End DAY of June. in
the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred
and eleven DANIEL J. DOWDNEy,
Clerk Of the surrogate's Court
EDGAR L AHRWEILER, Attorney for Peti-
toners, 81 Nassau St, y. 7. 9.
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nue.. yesterday afternoon, 70 welcome her
home, that the Stockholm convention was
the most admirably organized one she had
ever attended, and that this was due 10 the
fact that those women lived In a military
atmosphere.
Il hate militarisn." she said, but il has
one good thing about it--the people who
live under It do the things they are set TO
do. It makes good soldiers in more things
than war met a German woman who
was one Of the leaders IN organizing the
convention. She looked so well that I told
her 7 would have fancied she had been
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taking vacation instead OF working hard;
"T haven't been working hard, she
said we appointed our committees long
ago. and they all did their part. which
made It easy
" In America said. we appoint COM
mittees and then tire ourselves out run
ming after them to induce them TO do
their work.
European women are more like mem
bers OF a trained army. They don't
promise 70 serve on committees unless
they intend TO serve. but when they have
promised they serve IN businesslike
way"
Another thing for which DR.. Shaw ad-
mires European women Is their command
of many Languages. I'VE OF the United
States are too busy learning our own
language-learning 10 speak 1t sadly-to
study others. felt ashamed when l got
over there and heard those women speak
ing three and four languages. I remember
two young women from Holland who
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Fennala.

Female.
LADYs MAID, and courier maid; excellent
Inguist references. go anywhere. MISS
Buckieys Employment Agency, IT West 42d
st. Tel, 1887 Bryant.
LADY's MAID.-Competent German: good
hairdresser, sewer and packer; best reter-
ences; city. country: S30-s35 Lang Boe-
cherer Co. Agency. 48-47 West SD 81.
IA NDRESs.-Competent young girl; good
shirt irOncr: best references; city or coun-
try: wages s3O-S3J Lang & Boecherer CO..
agency, 48-47 West 83d 81. .
MIDDLE AGED German woman cook and laun-
dress; can bake; friend waitress, CHAMBER
maid. together or separate. Morrows Agency
72l Lexington ave. cor. 5sth 81. -
SE-English: infant or grown, good seam
stress long experience; go any ulstahceI
friend parlormald and waitress. MorToWa
Agency, 721 Lexington ave. corner ostA 81.
NURSE or attendant for invalid or epileptic
country; by experienced. strong young
woman. coed references; S25. Wilson's Agency
IA East 9th 81. Tel, 222s Plaza
NT-RsI1.-Sweiish; amiable disposition: fond Of
children; for young child good. referenoes
So. Wilson'S Agency. l41 East 67th ST Iel'
2224 Plaza.
PFsPFCTFT-L coIored women wish day work or
washing home. or bachelor; Al reference. T.
Perkins. 81 Wost 99th 81
SWEDISH cham5ermaid, will assist In pantry
and be useful: S25; good references. Miss
shea's Agency. 8 East 42d 81
TRAINED INFANTS NCRSE.-Young Scotch
Protestant; excellent. long references; $500.
Miss H0fnayer's Agency. 82o-322 9th ave. Sth
floor. Tel 4527-Madison square.
TRAINED NURSE. refined, colored. wishes
10 attend invalid Or maid 10 LADY. Camp
bell. I'D North Tennessee ave-. Atlantic CITY,
y. J.
TRAINED NURSE wishes care OF invalid; stran-
ger In city. IN w" box i5 1894 Broadway
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of Interest to TOomen
FOREIGN WOMEN CLEVER
DR.. Anna H. Shaw Says They're
Ahead of American Sisters.

Or. Anna Howard Shaw. who has Just
returned from the convention OF the Inter
national Woman Suffrage Alliance at
Stockholm. Sweden, has decided that the
women OF foreign countries are ahead Of
American women in two things at least.
One is the organizing OF conventions, She
told the group of suffragists who gathered
at the headquarters OF the National Wom-
an Suffrage Association. No. sos Fifth ave-
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started 70 study Swedish when they de-
cided 10 attend the convention, three or
four months before IT began. and when
they came TO Stockholm they knew the
language fairly we'll They already spoke
French. German and italian. The next
convention will be held in Hungary, and
now these young women are studying
Hungarian. How many American women
would take that trouble?"
Or. Shaw parted from Mrs. Carrie Chap
man Gait president OF the Alliance, IN
London from which city Mrs. Gait sailed
on a suffrage propagandist trip around
the world
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p PROPOSALS.
CONTRACT 81.
, ~~cEsrT AnTE nTCr

CATSKILL AQUEDUCT.
SEALED BIDS will be received by The Board
OF Water Supply. az ifs offices, seventh noor
1G5 Broadway New York. until II Il. NJ on
TUESDAY. August l. 1911. for Contract 81. for the
construction OF the Brooklyn conduit a portion
OF me Citv pipelines Of Catskill aquedact. In
tie CITY Adueduct department and extending
from the junction of Flatbush avenue and Scher-
rrfrroru street. IN the Borough or Brooklyn'
along Third avenue. Baltic street. Park place.
eivfG avenue. Tweuty-fOurth street and Fifth
avenue 10 Thirty-aixth street. The work 10 be
Sone Includes the furnishing snd laying Of about
n 2O0 feet of 66-lnch steel pipe. a U-inch
Ventura meter valves and other appurtenances,
together with maintenance for one year
Nt The above place and time the bids will be
r,,hIieIv opened and read. Pamphlets containing
n rforrIation frr bidders and pamphlets Of con-
fr,cf drawings can be obtained at the above
sS5ress by depositinR the sum OF ten dollars
$50 OO) for each pamphlet. 70! further partic-
mas see Information for Bidders.
"a Apr.rs STRAUSS President. CHARLES ".
CHADWICK, JOHN r. CALVIN. Commis-
si0ners OF the Board OF Water supply
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF
New York Horace NJ. Kilborn and William
Brown as Executors and Trustees OF :he Last
VIII and Testament of James Williams. de-
ceased. Plaintiffs. against Jacob Pinner) Elias
Cohen and others. Defendants. Action No II.
In pursuance OF judgment OF foreclosure and
sale made and entered in the above entitled ac-
ton bearing date the 9th day ot June. 1911.
L the undersigned. the Referee In said tudg-
ment named. will sell al public auction. the
Exchange Sales Room, Nos. 1910 Vesey Street,
In the Borough OF Manhattan, City OF New
York on the 2ls day OF July. 1911. at twelve
O'Clock noon on that cayi by Bryan L. Kennedy,
AuctIOneer, the premises directed by said iudg-
ment 10 DO sold ard therein described as fol-
lows
land situate lying and being in the Borough
~ Manhattan. city OF New York and bounded
and described follows:
Peginning point on the GoutherlY side OF
Niuetv-HftE street distant One hundred and fifty
feet Easterly from the corner formed by tho
Intersection OF tho Southerly side of Ninety-ffth
street with the Easterly side OF Second Avenue:
runuing thence Southerly parallel with Second
thence Easterly. parallel with Ninety-1fth
street nftv (JO) feet. thence Northerly. parallel
,vt,b Second Avenue hundred 900 feet
eigbt fS) inches 20 the Southerly side OF Ninety
affh street. and thence Westerly along tho
coufherlv side of sinety-hfth Street hfty (5O
Feet 10 the point or place Of beginning
dated New York June 2sth. 1911
SAMUEL. p. HAMBURGER. Petsree
rp>rrPrTCW & SFYBEL. Attorneys for Plain
ti-g. A. Park Row Borough Of Manhattan
New York CITY.
The following is diagram o, tho property 70
bo sold. g has no street numbers;
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THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

Pongee is TO be much used for little
girls dresses this season. This one IS
pale blue. and IS trimmed with white lace
Of a heavy sort. II IS eminently childish
IN eject, attractive IN coloring and very
simply and easily made. The blouse is
al IN one piece and the skirt Is straight
and gathered az the upper edge. The two
are Joined by means Of belt. For the
dressy frock nothing prettier than pongee
New-York tribune., 1911-07-20

The approximate amount or the len or
cbsrge 10 satisfy which the above described
ororerty is 70 be sold is Thirteen thousand
t,ven hundred and sixty-nix ana uJ-loO 'SlS,-
-aa s2l pUIlars with interest thereon from
JGne eath, 1911. together with costs and
allowance amounting 10 Three hunored ana
interest thereon from June 2Ith. lBll, TO-
.eetber with the expenses OF the sale
The approximate amount OF lhr tahes' as
..ss,y enfs and w-lter rates or other liens
which are 20 be allowed 10 the purchaser ont
Of the purchase money or paid by tho heieree
il Three hundred ana twelve ana Vo-lOO
CS3i2 O3J Dollars and interest ~
pef@d New York. June 2sth. ltl
IN ML-EL. H. HAMEL hLEN hetrree.
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THE SMART SMALL HAT
Though High, II May Be Either
Dropping or SpriqhtIy.

The growing height OF the small hat and
the quaint and curious modes that have
been devised for its adornment are just
now making this popular style OF headgear
even more interesting than usual. " the
ha; itself is sufficiently high the trimming
is likely TO be attached to the top OF the
crown. SO as TO fall over the sides Big
roses mingled with sprays OF oats in a
good deal more than natural size are ar
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could be suggested. but the same model
VIII be found a good one for lawn ana
pauste for the still simpler ginghams
ana the Ike Bordered materials are De
ing extensively used. and as the skirt ~
straight. II lends itself 10 such with eX-
optional success. The border can be cut
oH anc used as trimming on the blouse
Al ne back view the dress ~ shown mace
W plain material trimmed with striped
ana the effect IS q pretty one for everyday
Occasions
Tor The ten-year size will be required
yards Of material 27 inches WIDE "a
saIos SO or 2iz yards A. with 3 yards OF
.a''oing and * yard 1s inches wide ior
The yoke
The pattern. No ss64. - cut in sizes Tor
@ e"N Of eight. ten and twelve years ana
81 "'N De sent 10 any address on receipt OF
'eaSe give number Of pattern ana as
S"Hcty Address Pattern Department T.
."-fork Tribune If in hurry for pat
Send an extra 2-cent stamp ana We
- man by letter postage in sealed en-
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Female.

AssTsTA ANT--Woman OF refinement desires
position. assistant IN househoidi goou sever
references. u. T., Box "a. Tribune UPTOWN
once. 1864 Broadway. .
CHAMBERMAID AND sEAMsTRESS.-Ger-
man. ex experienced girl best references, clly
or country; wages SO. Lang & boecheIor o.
Agency. 43-47 West 33d 81 L-
C00K-German first class: good baker; city
or countrv. best references. $40. Lang q
Boecherer 90. Agency, 48-47 West 8Sd ST
COOK and iaundress. chaTnbermaid and vat
ross. mother ana daughter wages, $50 ana S-O'
good housekeeper. Wilson Agency. i East oiih
St; tel pa Plaza
COOK scotch. experenced. city or coun-
nv s95. 8 years excellent references MISS
rsnckiav's Employment Agency. II West 42d
81. Tel. 74s7 BRYANT.
COOK Excellent; Scotch Protestant; good
soups. meats and desserts. @ D., Miss ao, Hgi and
mayors Agency. 32o 6th ave Rooms ''A anu
OO2. Tel. connection.
COUPLE (colored) Woman cook. excellent
isundress good baker; man butler, Eeneialy
rows Agency 72I Lexington ave, corner 0sth.
COUPLE English. six years reierehce, zee, on, on,
employer; viii 90 entlrs W1rN ,ioi.,.s ioL ,ycrle
ne. cbarnbermaid. maid. large establshmeht'
NJ Mss FitzGerald's Bureau. SOB 6th ave
Entrance. 42d -,
COUPLE-Freneh man. cook hrst 1,at,1ess. gtasS s,.
branches; wife. chambermaid WIZ VIZ -
would do work OF small family. ia {eals SA
cellent reference CITY, o'In.rS. a.,, II west
Association Employment Agency -
s2d. Phone. b2lo Bryant
1-r,N,FPAT, BOUsEWORK.--Ry young neat
sfrgng swedish girl. two years last posl,i"i1, !,
GOOD cook, waitress. houstmaid. OsisIlrlh y
Agency 7i8 Lexington ave Tel, 100" fl"1' -
11FRNAN COOK. win 90 some washing cean
tr,, rreferred. SD. good reference. MISE
sbes' 8 Agency : East 40 a.
TFOTTsEWORK by coTpetent woman city - -
country. good references % Ne"e" ~
Greenp0int. L. L
tg0TgEWoRKER: neat, young. strong. Wll'a.s Wa
woman: good cook; excellent lhundress, 49,
sI2 providing boy seven taken. Morfo" . N7~
~ 72f Lexington ave, cor. beth st.-- 81.
-7---T-1sTS- NTRsF--Hospital training zen zen
Gears experience: city or country. . 'iod
r7,1c<tev's Employment Agency. II west To-
~ Tel. 7tS7 Bryant
55,7-5.fIF>5NTsTD strong neat Swedish girl ex
.elleDt kitchenmaid, hest references, - ~
osterbergs Agency. TIC Lexington ave. s''
1860 Plaza
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ERs OF THE

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Washington. July Is.
fq71 Scaled proposals will he received at this
orice until two o'clock p. m, July 20. 1911. for
furnishing hituminous binding material for
in constructing bituminous macadam roads IN
the District of columbia. Form Of proposal
and specifications may be obtained upon appli-
stlon 20 the Purchasing Officer. ID. 9. CUNO
81 RUDOLPH. John 4 JOHNSTON. WILL
lam V JT-DSON. Commissioners n. =.
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The approximate amount or the lien or charge
81 satisfv which the above described property
,s 10 be sold Is Thirteen thousand =sven hun
gred and sixty-six and G3-ioo 1913. T66. go Dol
o. nth interest thereon from June 28,h 1911
,og4ther with costs and allowance amounting TO
T6rae hundred ana sixty I'VE and 53-IOO
t,sg5 "a, Dollars with interest thereon from
June g7th. 1911. together with the expenses Of
the sale
The approximate amount ot the taxes assess
nn.nt. and water rates other liens which are
Ia he allowed % the purchaser out ~ the pur-
chase money paid by the Referee Is Three
hundred and twelve and 03-1O0 1912 0S) Dollars
and interest
Dated New York June 2sth. 1911
aAMTEL y. HAMRTRGER. Refer.e
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Steamer Mary Powell

Afternoon boat for West Point. Newburgh.
Poughkeepsie. ROudout and way landings
leaves Desbrosses ST.. As p. NJ. w. 42nd St,
p NJ. W Roth ST.. 2:20 p. N. Daily except
sunday. Ideal outing 10 West Point. returning
by Str. Albany rail
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A GOOD SALOON MAN can obtain possession
~ "a going business In Greenpoint with little
money. main consideration good hard working
man who attends 10 his business must have
clean record. Apply to-day. Brewery ,olector
a. sat West i9;fh at.. New YORK city
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

CHARLES WILSON'S Employment Agency.
Telephone 2224 Plaza 14l East 57tb 81. Sup
plies Arst class servants 70 private families. AL
refrI enCes Investigated
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Steamer Grand Republic"
Lv. Youkers, s.45 A VI sharp.
Lv. W. 10th ST.. 40 A NJ si:I5 P NJ
Lv. Pier !. n. r.. 1920 A. VI. 2.I5 p 81.
Lv. Rockaway Beach 1880. 5:45 P. n
Trip marked transfers 20 str G'nd Republic.
Round trip tickets, soc: Children, 25c.
incl adm. 70 Steeplecnase Park at Rockaway.
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or for sumner. best references Address Re
ueble Rox IS, Tribune Uptown Ofiice, 1864
Proadway.
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WORK WANTED

Male.
ETECTIVE.-Bonded seeks work by day or
week; city, country. Bean, 892 Tompkin5
ave. tel 3a3s Bedford. Brooklyn.
real. ESTATE: experienced man wants man
agement OF property, can furnish bond best
references; money-saving results Box -. 1913
Third ave.
YOUNG MAN (2S) wants position in any city or
on farm; six years business experience; un-
derstands bookkeeping; references II. b,
Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune., 1911-07-20

ming 'nnns Of freshly cut potatoes IN ihe
ss.Aihe box Is said 70 be useful in keeping
-'"sfs fresh during a long Journey.
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rypeWRITING AND TYPEWRITERs.
AnNrRrfsI.AiENT.

VICToR VISIBLE. ~ Nassau 81 Catalogue
fres All makes taken part payment, bargains
d, TrnderyVoods RemingtOns, divers. smlths.
New-York tribune., 1911-07-20
SARATOGA SPRINGS

New YORK state 3 Mineral spring Reservation
Send To-day for illustrated Book.
Room No. 80, The Arcade Saratoga Springs. ~. 7.
KISKATOM RETREAT HOUSE KISKATOM.
Catskn Mountains.-Newly furnished and
ovated. all modern improvements; beautifully
situated. Table supplied from farm. Booklet on ap-
plcation Rates 80 upward. James D. Mcdonald.
THE GRANT HOUSE-Under same manage
ment Modern suites with private baths. Re-
duced rates for June. Guests entitled 70 all privi
leges OF the Stamford Country Club Golf Course.
John p Grant. Owner and Prop. Stamford. Ny.
ROCKWOOD- N-THE-PINEs. CAIRO. ". y
Beautifully situated; highest elevation and
most beautiful resort In the Catskill Mountains;
accommodates $50. Rates 81 Up. Write for
booklet MONT MILLER. Prop. and Manager.
EORLEYS. S.-Elevation 900 feet. hotels. cot
tages: heart Of Adirondacks; overlooking 300, 900
acres Of forest. 100 Mt. peaks most beautiful
lakes in world; booklet. John a. Cole Lake Pleas
ant Hamilton Co. Ny. N.Y. Ofice. ll22 wayl
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ADVERTISEMENTS
for The Tribune rec
No. 1865 Broadway.
until . O'Clock p. IN.
the following branch
until 3 clock y m,
28d ST 1873 9th ave-,
atr2h1 West A2d IT.
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Female.

COAiPANION-A middle aged American lady
desires Encouragement; capable and trust
worthy, would travel; moderate sa4 4aTyi eG-
cellent references Address BOX PSI, New
Canaan Conn.
gTTNOGRAPHER, employed downtown wishes
work after ! o'clock, also Saturday atter-
moons: SOC hour; pernanency IN septemberi
references BOX /. Tribune.
gTTNOGPAPHER AND TYPEWRITER
-Four years experience; S12; best OF refer
ences furnished. T. l.. Tribune Harlem ONCE.
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E0R Gal 6
FOR SALE.
DIk MO IDS

We refund your money within one year
CHARLES A. kttNt, $50 Broadway, New York
VERMONT GRANITE QUARRIEs FOR SALE
or lease. fne dark and light stone. equipped
and developed we'll known. Address "EX-
AGENTS WANTED.
sALFsMEN wanted. 10 handle we'll paying propo-
-ition. easv hot weather work. calling on New
York business men, good opportunity Tor hust-
Ter Call suite Gn15. ! Madison ave New York
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
NICE, cool medium sized room: all conyen-
lsucss: 90 90. Hanna. IA .yNA-A lai.AraA
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male

Male.
BUTLER. useful; young Swiss; Hrst rate man
will take summer place; $40; best references
Mss Shea Agency, East 42l st.
P7-TT-FR VALET, TSEFUL.-N orwegian; or
second man: thoroughly experienced; excel
lent references; city, country, Wages, 700,
Industrial Association Employment Agency ~
West 42d 81. Phone. 52l0 Bryant.
TlT-STT- -FR- --French. references. would take
entire charge bachelors home. MISS SucA-
ley's Employment Agency. II West 4-d ST.
T7-TT-FR- VALET TsEFUL.-German; thor
ouchly experienced. very willing 8 years
excellent references: wages SO 20 500, CITY
or country. Industrial Association EInpt9Syo ps9So
nert Agency It West 42d 81 Phone o-lO
Bryant.
BUTLER. USEFUL MAN.-Coloredi excellent
reference present employer wins -" 20 De
generally useful Il, Miss Fitzgerald agency
sos 9th a-e. Entrance. 42d 81
C0ACt4NsAX-Useful single. thoroughly ex-
perlenced, sober Industrious years excel
lent personal references. city or country
wages S3O-S35. Industrial Association I'm I'm
Psaf2yyas5att. 1y
COUPLE.-Swiss wife cook, first class IN al.
branches, man, butler valet, useIlli Doll
thoroughly experiencedi four years e1cs4le.II
reFerences. country preferred. Industrial AS
sociation Employment Agency, IL west 4-u'
Phone $40 Bryant
rARMHAND. All around; understands paint
ing. in country; good references ADDRESS
Experienced. Box 70. Tribune Office.
ARDENER-Landscaper and farmer Ger,
man middle aged. married. children. aged
y. o. and ~ ears naye l'r to--sces and
rustio stone masonry. very best mushrooms
grown for commercial or private use honest;
Sober industrfou and good worker; served
sonr years in the German cavalry; best testi-
monials wife good dairy woman. Willihs
board help; 7 can take charge Ansast !. ga ga
dress. German Gardener W. W. ioA'o'iOe i'oN
262 Norfolk. C2nn
NAN and wife. to take care OF house tn rented,
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Where Sumner Is Always Cool and Pleasant
THE MOUNTAIN PARADISE.
w ATER GAP HOUSE

DELAWARE WATER GAP. PA
Highest altitude: overlooking all other hotels
and surrounding country; coolest location
Acknowledged TO be unquestionabiy the finest
hotel in every respect In this region. Enter
tains 500 guests. Interesting July and season
rates Write for handsome booklet and auto
maps JOHN PURDY COPE.
New-York tribune., 1911-07-20

AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
lived ~ their Uptown Office.
.etween 3dth and 37th sis.
Advertisements received at
,riccs az regular office rates
VIZ. Pa Sth ave. $. e. cor.
cor. 18th st. lOi East 10th
between 7th ana stR AveA
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AsSTsTA vt. Woman Of refinement desires
y'oe.tion assistant IN household. good sewer
-sfereuces u e. Box "a. Tribune Uptown
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FARMLAND around; understands paint
ing. IN country; good references AouIess
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INSTRUCTION.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors. Govern
esses etc, 60 Colleges schools and FamilieA
Apply to Mrs. N. J. YOUNG-FULTON
% Union square
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-11
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES
They Are Closely Observing
Public Health Conditions.

An examining physician for one OF
the prominent Life Insurance CCIlipa-
r.ies in an interview on the surrey
made the astonishing statement 1l ~
+be reason why so many appllcaIIl!.ss vi
insurance are rejected is because hlGneg
+~oubIe is so common 10 the AIneIlCS5-i
Teoule. and the large majority OF app L-
csnts do not even suspect that lneS nav
the disease. go 7,f- o7.-77
exnerience and reDOrts from or us5L5stI5
u-5o are constantly in direct Joucu " ~, u.
tha public. there is one prepare JloLl Ills- /
has probably been more successLul, IN
-e1fevine and curing thFse diseases --le-ll
~ remedy known. The milo ana heetL-
w. influence Of DIT. kilmers swami
Root is soon realized II STANDS lue
highest for its remarkable record ol
We find that Swamp-Root IS strlct5S
an herbal compound and we Woulu az
Zee our readers who feel IN neeq o.
srch a remedy to give II trlaI. ~ -
On sale at all drug stores IN ooIJIes VI
f--o sizes-fifty- cents and one-ooIlel 80
~ However. if you wish first TO test Us
v-o1derfuI merits, send to DIT hllIlleI q, q
60 BinzhamtOn, n T., Tor a sa I.3Il
hottie absolutely free When WINS 5-iis.
h. sure and mention The Ell Paso Dalls
Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-11

was done with the small sums Of money
paid out of senator Isaac Stephenson s
S1O7 1913 campaign fund was inquired
into TODAY by the senatorial comm JIee
which Is investigating charges OF OIlOely
in the senator's election.
S. L Perrin, an attorney OF Superior,
cam1ai0n of 1908. told of spending
$1,000 lie testified that he paid $3.50 to
R J. Shields. Shields, who also had