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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-13

Everything else was like fairy gold
yellow oak leaves on the morning after.
Still: Stetheimer feared to abandon the
case to subordinates and go out OF st.
Louis, He would be open to the charge
Of having been purchased by the de-
fendant;. besides that the assistant dis
place before the public eye. He must
find some other way
In his extremity, he determined to
apply to the Judge for a postponement
OF the trial until the next term OF court
This would give him an opportunity to
meet the bankers in New York, and stin
the Judge and explained that he had
just discovered a possible connection of
several other prominent prominent per-
sons with the Wrecklng OF the Patton Ma
tional bank. and thai, before he cross
examined Jeremiah Patton, he wished
thoroughly to inyestigate this evidence
This would take considerable time. stet-
helmer strengthened his suggestion with
excellent arguments-it was q matter OF
the greatest public Importance; thou
on the courts to insure the fidelity, OF
their bankers; swift, complete. ruthless
punishment OF every person Involved,
Tie wished TO ferret out every one OF the
criminals concerned, to run them down.
brand them as thieves. and hand them
and the judge must give him ample time
In which to do this. In fact. Il was
duty, owed to the whole people OF Nils
souri,. The Judge decided finally that,
II these were the facts, he would direct
continuance upon the motion Of the
district attorney.
Stethemer went then to the attorneys
for Jeremiah Patton. He said to them
that his wife was III, threatened with ap-
pendicitis II was thought; that he wiShed
to take her at once 10 Philadelphia. That
he would probably be required to remain
there during the operation and the con-
valescence of the patient. and requested
them TO consent to postponement OF the
case until the following term The at
torneys courteously expressed their regret,
but replied that this was a criminal trial.
and that they could not consent to any
order no matter what. Stlll. they could
not see how their client would be pre-
JUDGED by such continuance, and II
the judge wished to enter such an order
they would make no vigorous oral argu-
ment against It.
When the court convened on Monday
morning, the judge made the coutnu-
ance upon the motion OF the district at
torney. This motion was not strenuously
resisted by the counsel for jeremiah
Patton. They offered formal objection
for the prisoner. which was overrued,
and the exception was entered on the
record. The judge discharged the jury,
ordered a new panel and took up the
trial OF some petty revenue cases. the
assistant district attorney appearing for
the government.
Stethelmer explained the meaning OF
this continuance 10 the public by coverty
suggesting the story told 10 the Judge
The public was appeascd with the promise
of moro and prominent victims. and the
district attorney stood justified In the
conduct Of his case. Moreover his repu-
tation for shrewdness was established.
ible public servant on the trail of higher
thieves heightened, wideped doomed
larger. larger He ,. ieft ipmedia3tely tI3t for New York
fn lls ST al in 1lNIt1o
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-13

Jacob Solmeyer arranged meeting OF
some OF the more prosperous looking OF
before them. They discussed the problems
OF the great combine, questioned the law
yer at length upon the status OF their
rights under the Interstate commerce act.
the possibility OF a federal investigation,
the effect of such move on the bonds
Of the trust as security and the scope
Of the act in Its criminal features.
The district attorney slurred over the
difficulties In the federal statue. point
Ing out that the section providing indi-
vidual punishment for violation of the
act itself was largely a bugaboo to ap-
pease the farmer. lie urged the combine
and promised immunity in Missouri. Sol
finally determining upon the loan to the
contemplated combine However they
agreed To employ the district attorney,
IN case ss, the the loan was made. and to pay
man an additional $1,000 and he returned
TO st. Louis.
On Thursday morning Jacob solmeyer
the. transaction In detail He was puz
zled to the finger tips and curious to
know Mason's object, But he was a man
enas oh the oS % Of the spe n of
70 Randolph Mason. His theory was that
Mason wished to make a case against
the district attorney looking to his re-
moval. and in test OF this theory he ven
tured TO present his report carefully in
writing. attaching TO 1t sworn stenogra-
phic report, of the district attorneys
speech TO the "bankers.' including his
offer OF protection against the interstate
commerce act.
Randolph Mason tossed the papers into
the CRATE when Solmeyer had finished
concluded the conference, and dismissed
him.
In the hall the old German blinked be-
hind his thick glasses. "Mein Gott! Mr.
Parks" he said. wat docs Randolph Ma
son mean He pay six thousand dollars
to get der district attorney on record.
den he burns der record"
'Solmeyer." / replied. 81 do not know
who was the man in the iron mask
do not know what melody IL was the
sirens sang. neither do I know what
Randolph Mason means"
The old man shrugged his shoulders.
spread out his hands as though before
an impenetrable enigma. and went down
the steps 10 his hanson
And yet / was not In the, least puS-
solution OF 1t all, Mason's ruse had
failed-that was the reading of the rid
die, He had planned to lure the district
attorney out OF ST. Louis and thereby
ness OF the man had forcstalled him. Ma
son had warned Patton TO oppose n con-
tlnuance he evidently counted upon his
counsel 10 resist with such vigor that
the court would go on with the trial;
he had not dreamed of a mere objection
on the record. The plan had gone 10
pieces. AT the next term, Patton wo'''d
of Israe! had overthrown Goliath OF Gath
in his brazen helmet.
had Just peced out and rounded up
otherwise inexplicabe sideplay when
Randolph Mason came out OF his room,
walked past me In the hall and started
up the stairway, He stopped on the
Parks. he said go out 70 ST. Louis |
at the next term OF the court and move
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-13

It to discharee jeremiah Patton. On
| your table Is citation to the only case
you will require" Then he went on UP
the stairway. his hand sliding along the
mahogany rail.
Thus my theory. like that OF Jacob
Solmeyer, was snuffed out.
My train to ST. Louis was eight hours
ley. The case OF jeremiah Patton had
been called for retrial when l finally
reached the United States courtroom,
The building was packed with specta-
tors. The district attorney was inside
the rail- with a bright new rosebud
pinned to the lapel of his coat The
prisoner looked tired out and very old:
a wrctched, pitiable figure. seated by
the table with his attorneys; the clerk
Of the defendants counsel, giving him
Randolph Mason's directions and the
reference. He Immediately sent a page
into the library for volume ran his
eyes over the syllabus OF the case, and
at once arose.
''If II please your honor" he said. ''I
move, the court 10 dismiss the pris-
oner,"
80, The Judge looked up from his calendar:
rs this dilatory motion. Mr. Scott?''
he said. ''If SO, II may be overruled"
plea In bar" replied the lawyer.
The Judge was not interested. He was
becoming familiar with the ceaseless
clutching OF criminal lawyers at every
straw, He turned to the representative
OF the sovernment "Mr. District Attor-
this motion?'
no, said s.etheimer. 'ret US get on
"Then.'' said the Judge. 'T presume
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-13
From Chicago Daily Newspapers
PROMINENT CHICAGO MEN
Investigate Neal Drink Cure.
Party headed by John L. Whit
man, Supt. Of "Bridewell, "
Spent Afternoon at Chicago
Hospital. Favor Similar Insti-
tuition Under Municipal Control.

John l.. whitman, superintendent OF
the House OF Correction. leading exponent
Of tho humanitarian plan for the conduct
OF prisoners. Mark Madden. real estate
broker. and Rev. Father Bonfield OF ST.
Agatha's Church. all interested In tenn
perance work in Chicago: recently visited
the Chicago Hospital on East 49th street,
for the purpose Of investigating the Neal
Drink Cure which Is administered there.
The Neal Company, who rid drinkers OF
the craving for liquor in three days. own
and operate institutes similar TO the Chi
cago Hospital in all the principal cities
OF the country. Concerning his invesu-
CATION, Mr.. Whitman said there Is
doubt but that the Chicago Hospital Is
doing a work that is Of great benefit 10
humanity. I have had some experience
in treating alcoholic cases 1T the Bride
WE'LL and am convinced that the work
Of the Neal people is superior 10 any I
have heard OF. Father BonGeld, Mr..
Madden and others OF the party were
equally enthusiastic and gave their in
oorsement and promised their co-opera-
ton and support.
Public interest IN the Neal cure has
been aroused 10 the extent that Il is
understood n resolution Is TO be offered
in the City Council, providing for APP
preparation TO build and maintain an in
st;tution similar 10 the Chicago Hospital
and conducted along the same lines.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-13
O. 90 90 CUPEG
80 p - BLOOD POISON

Contagious Blood Poison manfests itself oahsome
symptoms such as liberated mouth and throat coppercoored spots
and even sores and ulcers different portions Of the body The
poison causes the hair to fall out the
attacked No medicine Contagious Blood Poison which
does not rid the circulation Of particle of the
the real and certain for Contagious Blood Poson
into the circulation and by removing every OF the poison
ana adding ric healthy qualities to the blood forever this
power b disorder All who suffer with this disease them
Home Treatment Book, which will send together any
ical advice desired free Of charge drug
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA GA. /
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-13

The Neal Co. maintains institution similar to the
Chicago Hospital in Salt Lake City Complete nforma-
on will be furnished to all interested upon application
by mail phone person to the Neal Institute of Salt
Lake City, Utah. 341 South Fourth East Street Phone
Bell Main 1892
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-13

For the legal principle involved In this
story see Elk parte Ulr!ch, ~ Fed. 5s1.
This case was sfterward reversed by the
United States circuit court of appeals,
but not upon the proposition OF law here
dealt with,
The law is laid down In the case Of Elk
parte Ulr!ch. supra, follows the best
courts In this country. See Highlands
V. Commonwealth. Ill Penn. St, I 56
Amer Rep, c36: State ". Calendine,
Iowa: Wight v State, 5 Ind, 292; Mitch
ell v. State, 49 Ohio ST.. Ss3.
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Next week: "The Interrupted Exile.")
New-York tribune., 1911-03-20

I. PURSUANCE Or An OkpER or HON.
Atne: { Thomas Surrogate e ttS County
az New York Notic. Is hereby given - al per
sons having claims against y. asa blacktITn.
fate ~ tie County of New YORK, deceased, 20
.rescnt the same with vouchers thereof 70 the
Subscribe. at rla-e O uars1c'ins huslns.s a a.
borough az Sanhattan. n the CITY q New YORK.
on az before the 2eih tay ot June next
Dated How York. the 18th day Of Decernbff'
1910. .,. >, ,,.y,,,x
New-York tribune., 1911-03-20
SAIL
NASSAU COUNTY ALMSH0uSE
VsFymen 10 Ask for II in Next
SUNDAYS Sermons.

--neaa Lo-z Island. March i9-Nearly
'F tle.gr~e. in Nassau County ar
-'l,s9 - his congregation TO-DAY that
:" s-ne-" r- would present from the
.~st iAe arguments for . county aims
80 Tie -.-zcas committee composed
=. =. o t.e most ,nhuential citizens ot the
,'-''f trgan.Zed TO carry on the campaign
~ ne co-1ty a,rsrouse sy..em, was op-
y.''- 70 '.e present unsatisfactory system
@"n almslo-ses. announced Us list OF
--'-'eTs arl made public Us plans for the
s.'gtt 1re,--tatcn OF the county aims
use cFe-Ce.'s 70 the voters. The ques-
- VIII coMe up on Tuesdlr. APRIL !. ana
''''e iaa' time is.00 letters viii BE- sent
- % Yo'srs ana every civic ana religious
~s@'!zai.oa and lanor union m the county
- be asked 10 lend its support. The
-''-ss have pledged theil support and
vas announced to--ay Will take up next
may Their part in the Aght
''eaeIick W T. Nlilets. OF Glen Cove Is
-'Ih'an W tie citizens committee, ana
Us the prominent members are Tneo-
~, roosevelt Congressman and Mrs.
nr.''-s,on. former Congressman Cocks Miss
yo'oy Whitney. Mr. and Mrs Henry J.
IN former Justice SeabUry. Justice
''eH lawrence Z. Kirwn. Mrs. y. H.
:. SsHont Smith Cox. Earl j. Bennett
- y. Wysong. James Norton Petei
"hef. William Kiefer. William r. Br't'
:, o. l. Morgan Dodge
e'ssl County is the only county IN Inc
- NAT retains the old town aimshouse
Al present the Hen1pstead poor
:, 'e'ng cared Tor IN remodelled corncriDs
= ''HeT n4kesA!ft structures. and some
-. o'.i[ed out Members OF the cltizehs
l,@-'',ee wee say conditions IN the care o. '"7
A.. III Lempstead arc disgrace. C''lsl'
=, equally caGstic IN Their criticism u.
Nv. Affairs IA the other two towns
New-York tribune., 1911-03-20

.,1rlcoRGE ". pIBsLE. EUGENE ELLSWORTH
FR i,-CTs " JUDGE. Attorney FOR Executors.
90 We, Ercadn.aN. New York CITY
STORAGE NOTICES.
HARLEM STORAGE WAREHOUSE co, II
q

HARLEM STORAGE WAREHOUSE co, NC
2ll-2l3 East iO0th St
New York March l3th, lell
To Alce elites. Alice Green. Victor Hausel'
Martha Zones. Ms susan Plrmn,er tor Jonesl'
Ftbei r,ire Ann7 Lane II " Leland Lirck.
Mrs pclls Dowd tor Mary MCGUIRE, Mrs
josephine Robinson. Morris, Josephine Nelson.
I.-t L s-sen. John y Arnod, Harry
Releer, Lena Ch2sen. Pose C3hsn. A Crstance.
Tu.nla Dart.scr. c. Fisher Mrs. Z Galaw iy
ard V II Forrest You and each 81 you are
hereby NOTIFIED shat the ti.1s for the payment OF
ru- len upon the property hereinafter described
be,.,ra e,pirei after due notice thereof he'd been
elvcn YOU. we will cause such property. 70 Wit,
kcLs4hod goods PERSONAL effects. merchandise,
r.. rnetS etc stored hy you or In your name in
,.e Harlem Storage W1r-hoUse CO warehouses
~ be solI et public auction .nccording - the
statute o. suca casA made and provided. az Nos
o,f ana 2ls East tooth - New York city. on
TIursdav March 3oth. 1911. AZ 1890 a. m and
!, trc ss'e thereof is not completed IN ssit date.
"a 5sn'e vii ba continued az the same place on
e,-ery dav therenfter. beginning at 10 80 q. m ,
ard continuing uGti he ale is completed
W c. GILBERT. Ssc'y & Treas.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-20

N FCRsCAHCL u y UhDAh UF . HOH.
~ New YORK notice is Hereby given 10 all per
sons having claims against Aaron Barnett late
az the COUNTY q Nev YORK deceased. 20 present
the same pdth vouchers thereof. % the sub
scr hers. a. their place OF trars3cting business.
a, the orrce II Simpson Werner g Ca-do7o.
Room 1901 - III Eros6uay Manhattan. n
fhe city Of New YORK. on or before the 2i'h
d,y 81 May reXr
Dsted New York ~. 10th day of November,
iaiO SADIE EOSENTHAL
GuSTAVE q. BARNETT
New-York tribune., 1911-03-20
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Fenaie.

COOK or kITCHENMAID. Neat, strong will
ing Swedish girl. very good plain cock best
references: S2t Osterhergs Agency. 1i6 Lex
ington ave Tel l055-PlaZs
New-York tribune., 1911-03-20
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES.
, .,oer Costs and Longer Foreign
Tours.
,-.,n The Tribune Bureau J
Washing son. March

,,pr-r1oN OF TROOPS. - The
plsi. unon his return TO Washington
Ei VI; southern trip. will take up some
hoA' ha.,"nt ant questions in connection with the
!r's .,.s Of the army and the dlstriou-
- troops at various stations. This
10" is brought up by the mobilization
SUI. .r,snGauvre division in Texas and
~ california. and must be consid-
So .,,icipation Of the return Of the
ere Composing that command 10 their
w. I've posts. An opportunity is now af-
!esss n determining whether it is advis-
i"- - establish a camp Of divisional di-
s"0 .,,s with view of forming ultimate
armament garrison Of that size. The
H..,cv IS toward the m4ssing of troops.
,,is is justified. say ,he military eX-
~. On grounds OF economy and efii-
". The Gay Of the small garrison has
- At one time the regimental post
considered the effective command.
w.. ,be establishment OF brigade posts it
,opnd that there was a corresponding
's.r in the cost Of administration and
,-.rssse in the availability OF the troops
,,n,s OF an emergency requiring their
~ equipment and prompt transporta-
~. Following this system 10 a logical
-.,usiop. the disposition is 10 regard as
..~.rv beneficial in all respects post
- shall consist of a division Nothing
:, his KIND can be done. however. with
:, an act Of Congress, as there is law
ted in 1905. prohibiting the establish
-. Of { military post in the United
s,,ss without the express authority of
t,nreSs
Vestevsr IS done in this respect and
,.,-her or not any steps are taken in that
action. il will be necessary Tor the Presi-'
..,, 10 take Up the question OF the dura-
:, Of station Of troops in the Philip
.-s- The tour Of duty there now is within
80 wears and much apprehension has been
.,,-sssed tv army people lest Mr. Taft
,,.l6 put into operation the plan Of ex-
.-3jns this tour 10 three and perhaps four
r.,rs To- which plan he has expressed ap-
.-,vsl he believes that under the modern
--stons of military sanitation and the
v~,-itss vhici now attach 70 health in
4. army 81 is possible 10 keep troops IN
i - Philippines longer than two years NJ
/ ~ entertains the belief. TOO. that under
RI circumstances the army would adjust
-,sl. 70 is environment in way not now
y;s.5.s when people refuse 70 content
c.rss,ves and are counting the DAYS in
,..apaton Of a return 10 the United
ss-ss
sry corci son adopted respecting the
~ @. d1tv T troops in the Philippines
r,..3 necessarily apply 70 troops which
=. . make I'd The augmented garrison Of
e. Hawaiian Islands and these which viii
..-rcss the defensive force along the
Fs.ama Canal Nr Tafts military ad-
rs.rs relieve that this is as good time
IS !: likely 20 te presented for this read
.:'-s,t
New-York tribune., 1911-03-20
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE PURCHASING CoMMissARY. I s.
Arnnv 20 whitehall Street. New York city.
y = March 20. 1911 Sealed proposals, in
duplicate for furnishing and delivering euo-
mav be required by the l. : Government, on
or before NAV Is. 1911, Will be received a. this
Office until ten o'clock 4 NJ April j. III
information furnished on application. bn-
,eiones containing bids should be marked
-Proposals for Subsistence Stores opened April
/. i9li" and addressed 20 col A l. SMITH
A. G. G.. Z ; Army .-.
SEALED PROPOSALS IN TRIPLICATE WILL
be received az the Once 4 the Commissioner
Of Immigration. Eis Island. y Y II, rnul
p.9o m. March % 1911 and opened immedi-
s,slv thereafter Tor all labor and rateriais re-
Guired TO construct garbage crema'ory ana eocA
a, the l. 5 Immigrant station. Ellis Island.
y Y II Specification may be ohtained upon
aprlioatlon 20 WILLIAM WILLIAMS. Commis
tl5i.eY.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-20

~ PURSUANCE or An ORDER OF HON
".h-er - Ibomss a Surrogate OF the County
~ Ne~ Yor.. tee 10 hereby given 20 al pen
,ors hsvins Claims against sItah > i. DonA-i
ts,e of tle County of New YORK. deceased. 70
.,rcseu, tie same vita vouchers tLefco: q the
slbscrlter. Il his place = transact.ns business
No Al PARK Row. IN Tho City = New YORK on
- nefor. the Isl day o.. NAY reNt
Date! New York the 18th day ~ oH'oher'
''''' EDWARD c. cLiNcH. Executor.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-20
AUTOMOBILES.

PRTVATE FAMILY WILL SACRIFICE
" uord Pam Tonneau. 4-passenser touring full
o-t,trr,err larnps TOP envelope cover. mag
ntto etc. $500. also Maxwell Rnna bout full
- ',,a,sirt,d and warranted perfect running
ordsr Mrs ALOIS HATHAWAY's = cara. 2l5O
BROADWAY. near 10Th - ----..--.
p0C4FT- SCHNEIDER 80 y !. SEVEN PAS
's'-a.r ,ouriug car FIRST class condition. re-
-.,,ie owe yerhsuled ~ expense ~ $50, car war
.ssrrtst nerfec, running condition. sacrifice al
$40. viii make exceedingly me thIe.-ton uuoh
oi5o Broadway.
-FJDEN N-Rebuili and thoroIehlv overhaulec
r3Ts. With roadster snd ne Ta-senetI tour
t,c bodifs ~ desired tarEalns fHAs
pIrsS Z. 90 1916 BroadVav. New York
New-York tribune., 1911-03-20

ORDERS 1sSrED-The following orders
isys been issued.
APNT
". c.as-al ARTHUR MURRAY. detailed
-s-5e- General stan corps 70 meet erner-
s..'T ao- VAL report TO chief cf star for
nr: WILLIAM LASsITER. inspector general.
. sa1 antonio. "a Omaha. 70 carry out
rs'ts. distinctions Of Secretary ~ War
l;a1 PAUL MALONE. 27'h Infantry
aoa present duties. report IN person on
Nr:A = - chef o star 10Y duty
Ira. PAUL ? MALONE. 9th Infantry de
,a-s- : @-roe- General STAFF corps. 70 take
-. l.s:o5aa; ANDREv D cHArr1N 2ota
;Is:s= vice Captain GEORGE Il MNAs-
81 In:A255y 45yrB4 f9 his " reT932n5 Tn1r res,,,
-: -.s..-.-t RALPH y NEWTON. medical
,ssstvs cc:ps. from Fort Revere. APRIL l5. 20
,..i.. Q: a5ssa-s Major ROBERT !. NOBLE
Ya,'T GEORGE 3. pUNtAN, 2d Infaatrv
,,crs. :c- fz-d oeicers a. army service
NATI
-.e..s-a.. cc-.-.zrder ~ = LEaFT 9etached
.'s Ca..t-rc-a 20 duty Is ordnance cti-er.
-+s-s-1-- comm W y Dun l. J.. CO.
's.Ass - --'~.sdo. % The California
is.,s,a-. -..r1a11er Z PARKER. - rsrY
,'ss':ai-; c:.ors-tsr " u FEYNoLDs. de
'2-As. - -.Ha 10 Burssu q steam En-
s-ss--- N--- Department
-..,s1s1, e.---as-5er : ! BCs-wIcK Dc
's-1s- as e.l o. co-1-la-Czr.f, 20 duty q ~
s,s,i.t. :@cs~ ravv ,ar5. Ncrfolk.
s-g'', = EaEENIQL- lefacne5 naval hos
pa. fuCst sound. 70 marine recruiting
HaLoc 81 Fre--isCc
!iss7: Ass!s'a.r Surgeon " 2 sMITE. de-
s.1t: -a-.-e recruiting sta,!cn. San Fran
.s:o . Naval Medical school Wesh,ngtor
p Director q ~ SIMPSON. detached Bureau
2: s-,I-s s1t Accoun-s, leave three
re. Eszts7a.- = = NICKEFsoN vh4a Dis
c,2:gsd N1'a' Medical school Hospital
p ai5---,1 rc ~ N-3-Esla -,...s
'c --tr ~ -.@ Nebraska
NcvENETTs OF WARsHIPs The fol-
e',g rovener-s r vessels have been re-
i'-'s3 70 PIE Nsry Department.
ARRIVED
si'., - -e--r-a ~ Galveston. che 7vhe4l-
i-g :, Per- Lsrrlos and Puerto Ccrt-t'
e Ee.-.-s 1f Newport. re Saturn ~ ss-
f',k'c7r a' sc BIAS Mexico The Ccnnccu-
~. re Lc..ss-. the North DAKOTA. the
--ss-'s -t- Idaho. the Mississippi. the
s-1cc- --e Georgia. The Nebraska. the
-'- -.- '-r u 10 ~ i--''-F
SAILED
r. 20 Lesl1g from Puerto D0r'ez fot
--S'io B3.:.cs tneace % Puerto Coriez. me
,s'-rr t-.r san TIancisco for san Diego
- Nss-s.. f-lr Gu3rt4nsn2c for Hampton
:'--s. '-e Yorktown. f.or. san E.ss -:
Taaa1a re TaI-aasses. rom Hampton
.oa-s to- ~1rr.e. SOUND the Mohawk, ne
-5ns7 --- F.t=P Pscc Tho Hercules ta-
s,'z.' s-. -.- re-fuckrt which ore towing
'frr-rr frrr- Nrrt~.- fCr IGEEi"T
M-,. -rt e..rrham from Norfolk for
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HELP WANTED.
Male

ing AGHaf Nth n. IS fog oee work American. liz
onlmended Desk Box 3. Tribune nf.7," "e' rec
OhEDkNTlAL POSlrlONSl-Ssies r-sr sSc-s
50 ot5 6pna' speSses' $4,000, automobile parts1
M MseHographsrs S624 81 olo Other Hy1i-sl oio
Broaav0ayS 0Sdehtial Employment Corporation.' 2SS
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SIMPSON. WERNER s. cARDoZo, ATTORNEYS
FOR Executors. iii Frcadway Mannat'an
Nnr.

/ SENET GEORGE \ ~ PURSUANCE OF
! an order ~ Hon. Abcer e Thomas. a Surro-
/ gate ot the COUNT % New York. notice -
{ farebv given 20 az persons having claims
/ against George Seusl lare % th@ County ot
! New York deceased. 20 present the same. with
vouchers theIeoI 20 ne me .los0r,oets, a, ,neI.
F. HUGO : Meek. ~. : BeeZman Street. ~ the
I C.ty OF New york. on or before the 18th day
DatcG %aw Yo-s. - "a day ot January.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-20

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