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The Cairo bulletin., 1912-10-12
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by the arm dragged him away. say
ing: KILLED him dead Rigst be-
tween the eyes Let's set away from
this before the coppcgs come.'
They ran away into the dark. / lay
still for Ave minutes. Then | picked
myself up, brashcd my clothes aud
we2t hack to my hotel.
Clpfor and flnnomann ran straight
down to the Jersey Central freight
yards and caught a through freight
TOR PHILADELPHIA 1t was tarea days
,&ter that ! heard from my partner.
HIS communication was by telegram,
and It read i've sot the bird Gagged.
Rutgers lodging house, corner Penn
enl B!dGle streets. Get stenogra-
piers with dictagraph from Office.
"Cmlfer"
Oae fine morning few days later
found myself with two stcnogIapAors
from the olce in Rutgers cheap
lodging house in Philadelphia, occupy
ing rooms in each side of the one oc-
capied b. Clutter and Huncmann Our
photographs enabled us TO hear every
word that was beng said by the pair.
Here is the salient part OF the dicta-
graph testimony rs it now appears in
the records Of cur agency.
Cluifcr-"Ycs I've got to quit you.
I'm afraid to stay with you any long
er You've got too much on mo.
You've got me You might squeal
about that Job up IN Jersey City. I'm
going to quit you"
Hunemann-"Don't. I'm a good pal,
amt I?'
Cluffor-"You're no pal at all. You
let me do the job aud you could turn
me over to the police any time you
want to and so clear yourself be,
cause there isn't anything against you"
Hunemann--"IioW do you know"
Cutlery You've got a hold on me.
and I've got no hold on you Good
bye"
Hunemanr-"Wait minute, pal.
dole a job once. too. You know
that B2udcr case? | bumped that kid
off. Honest, did / asked him to let
me see his bank He showed me the
fifty dollars in It. / needed nifty to
give Girl | was stack on. / put my
hand on his mcuth so be couldn't hol-
LEI. al 4 ten | grabbed him by the
throat. and pretty soon he was dead.
Honest"
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Mr.. Rivers said one OF the regu-
lar readers of the Daily Bread. when
an idea for bright editorial occurs
to you in the middle OF the night do
you get up and make memorandum
of it?'
NO" answered Rivers, Il tuck it
away snugly in one corner OF my
brain and go to sleep again
Then you take. 1t out next day and
use it?"
mo: ! always forget IT,"
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JUICE DUNNE AND DR..
FOSTER AT CENTRhLIA.

C'entcalia, Oct 11.-Judge Dunno
ana Congressman. Foster spoke 70 4
large audience here tonight, The
meeting was characterized by great
enthusiasm. In the early part Of the
evening fire works were displayed
and parade formed
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FOR SALE-Two lots on south
west corner of 37th and Sycamore,
at bargain, Cash or terms to suit
purchaser Near Rennies big stors,
on paved street, and interurban and
city cars in front. Mrs. w. P. La
Hue, 523-34 Home phone 5SO-R.
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WANTED-From owners, agents
or tenants in Cairo, to lease small
store or half part Of store, front en-
trance, space not less than % or 80.
feet deep; musJ be on 8th street, be-
tween Commercial and Washington.
Reply with particulars. Address NJ.
K. l., The Cairo Bulletin. 1915
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-10-12

LEONARD'S STUDIO has never
charged more than 10 cents a roll
for developing films; we are still
doing them at that price-6. 10 or
IL exposures. Best work and quick
est work in this part of the state.
Let us show you, at 200 Eighth
street.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
Help Wanted Male.

" ANTED-Laborers at The SIN
ger Factory, corner 34th and Com
mercial avenue, The Singer Manu-
featuring Company.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-Organ,
In first class condition, up-to-date in
every respect. Will sell cheap. APP
ply Deer, care Bulletin.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
Cottages For Rent.

FOR RENT-Cottage with six
rooms and BATH, 30o6 Elm street.
Apply Frank Driskell. 1903 Com
mercial avenue.
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NEW BOAT IN TRADE.

The James G. L. is now in the
Cairo and Hickman trade. was
formerly on the boat as captain of
Rescue. Now in trade on better
boat, asking your trade, and will try
to please you. Leave Mondays, We'd
nesdays and Fridays.
Adyt. W. w. JACKSON
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FOR SALE--lce cream and sher-
bet, any favor. 81 a gallon or soc
for half gallon. delivered. Leave
orders early for Sunday dinner. Both
phones North Pole Candy Kitchen,
230 Eighth street. 7-tf
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Miscellaneous Wanted.

FOR QUICK RESULTS List your
property with us. We are receiving
inquiries daily for good property,
and no doubt you have the very
property we want. If you wish %
sell or trade, you should call and
got our terms at once No deal 100
large for us to handle No deal too
small to receive our prompt attau-
ton. National Realty Co., Glide I
Block, Cairo, Ill., b6
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OUR business is 10 sell and ira

OUR business is to sell and tra1a'
real estate-co collect rents and look
after your property in general Our,
facilities for securing buyers are taa
best to be had in the city If you
have property you wish to sell g..
trade, or if yoa are in the mark t.
for good property, it will be to.
your interest that You give MS a CALI
The National Realty Co., Gilbert
Block. Cairo, III. 74
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ADVERTISEMENT.

teacher in Cairo. c. N. Buchanan.
21l Sth street. 1913
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Notice.

DO not bring your business to US
.nless every statement you make Is
correct We aro in business to sell
your business, but not unless it's
legitimate and honest business Our
success lies in the fact that we pro-
tect our customers. The National
Realty Co., Gilbert Block, Cairo, III.
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GaToas,

An editor speaks with unbccomng
iippancy Of the "skyscraper folly
There isn't any building boom in his
own.
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FOR SALE-One roller top desk,
$1,000; one typewriter desk, $2.00;
one Rotary Neostyle. $1,000. Cairo
City Coal Co. Office 1914 CONNER
cial Ave.
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WANTED-Sewing. Wish to go
out by the day. Phone Mrs. Clara
Srhwartze, Bel 1890.
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Horse Wanted

WANTED--A good sound deliv-
cry horse at reasonable price. 1915
Washington avenue.
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w ANTED-Young man that UNI
derstands pressing and altering
gentlemen's clothing, rent and COM
plete outfit free. Apply Credit Tail
ors, roc Washington.
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FOR SALE, NJ. f, so; good
condition. See P, II Schulz. Eighth
and Washington ayenjie. ~ MAJ
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ALL ST. Louis and Chicago news
papers delivered TO any part of the
city. Charles .Meshew, 105 Sixth
street. Home 194-W.
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-. FIVE room cottage at 5l2 Jeffer-
son avenue for rent. Inquire at 5l6
Jefferson avenue. Mrs. McDermott.
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Miscellaneous For Sale.

FOR SAIE-Two boX-ball alleys.
Good condition, complete equipment
Bargain for quick cash sale. Call
or write Mrs. f. Garlic, Anna, Ill.
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$4,000 stock III dry goods and
groceries in manufacturing town;
monthly sales average $1,000. Bar
gain If sold at cnce for cash, G. M,
care Bulletin.
FOR SALE-Two saddle and han
ness horses, city broke and absolute
~ sound. Apply 80 Nineteenth
street. 1919
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MRS. GLENDALE MORGAN will
accept limited number of voice
and piano pupils. Bell phone 534.
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WANTED-To hear from some
resident In Cairo or vicinity, who
does not carry fire insurance. Can
dee Insurance Agency,6l7 Ohio st.
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Y When you are In trouble call on
Casey Detective Agency. Shadowing
and securing evidence a specially.
All business treated confidentially.
404 Walnut street. Bell phone 239.
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FOR SALE--One house and two
lots for $500. Part cash, balance
sl2 per month, Including interest.
Call at premises. 72l Thirty-sixth
street. IL
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WILL mail on trial Post Card Al
bum for 10 cents and cents post
age The Perrysville Novelty
Agency. Perrysville. Pa.
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MONEY to loan or invest In any
good legitimate scheme or business
proposition. FRANK NJ Moore, l106
Washington avenue.
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RAG TIME taught in term of 20
lessons. Booklet mailed upon re-
quest. Christensen School of Music.
Bell phone 1912. 507 Washington.
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REDUCTION IN PIANO TUNING.
From now until Oct. 10. will tune
pianos for $500. After Oct 15
regular price win be charged. Ref
erence any musician or music
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AND OFFICE FURNITURE
III FULTON ST.
sURRoGATE's NOTICES.

sURRoGATE's COURT, WEsTCHEsrBR
County-In the matter OF the application for
letters OF administration upon the estate OF
Augusta A. g Wendell, deceased.
To the creditors OF the estate OF Augusta A. 8.
Wendell deceased: Please take notice that Ella
Y Won = Wendell and Rebecca A. ID. Wendell
ewope the petitioners herein. Intend TO apply 20
Tho Surrogates Court OF the County OF West
chester for Letters OF Administration upon the
Goods Chattels and Credits OF Augusta A. s.
Wendcl deceased, with a limited and modified
bond p,rsuant to the provisions OF Section Z. Goa
M the code OF civil Procedure OF the state OF
New York. aud you and each Of you are hereby
nntIned and required by virtue OF the aforesaid
tToyisions OF section .. 0G4 OF the said Code and
iu nursusnce of the order made for that purpose
Nv the Hon Frank V. Willard, the said Surro-
gate dated June 9Th. 1912. TO present any and
ali claims that YOU may have against the Estate
~ Augusta A s. Wendell, deceased, 10 the said
Surrogate OF the County OF Westchester, at his
once In the County Court House. In the Village
~ White plains Westchester County, New York.
on or before July 10Th. 1912. at or after which
ttma the penalty OF the bond 10 be given by the
Petitioners 10 whom Letters OF Administration
hdcin shall be granted Is TO be fixed by the said
Datsd New York. June 9th. 1912.
pffpI Oc,K f. RADELL, Attorney for Petition :
crs once and Post oftlce address. No. 80
park ROW, Borough Of Manhattan, New York
city.
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SIMMONS.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, NEW al,Cteiy
rqpntg The Equitable LIE Afs1lau-S Ht;r,ie
" the rnited states, PlaintiH' aeamS ,is vie
rrie. Patrick Brady and Anna Bgauy, il' o,bcy
ftshs- JboU iOiu Armstrong, BHIth"u, 80, -
.iss fgdCpn s'elusghneder and lin'a - a.,
ssan'lqcr. HI VIE, the name ilHa DD,,'S; he
tsn'U ana the true name OF sara II'elt,,.bnsider
ing unknown 10 y,sintin Arthur StelnschueIpIo,
eae Mary stelnschneider. his wife, 'he ha',Is !,
lar being fictitious, and the Vut .,s oloa
80 defendant being unknown 10 piainsr.,i, iain
~, ,,"tqineider. Defendants, Suhuh'hs' .truntv
~ ~. 9fkres The trial OF this action IN 'he S'''''
ot New York
70 ne aboye-nsrned defendants: o.,,
,,iOu are hereby summoned 20 answer w ~
ssslm IN tbis action and 20 serve cCpy, mn
.9lr answer on the plaintiffs attorneys M's, ..'
.itE days after the service OF thiS s ul.uao', -
,,A-ilslye OF iie day Of service ana IN az. a.,
~ fsHuIe 70 appear VI answer. Judshfht, ~ a.
% tasen against sou by default FOR the reliet ue
",,noto In the complaint. ~
pated. Kew YorE. March 18Th, 1917 ,.r.,,
A., ALEXANDER & GREEN,
~i,lse.yasys foT Plaintiff Office and r o. Addsss.,
~ Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan Ne"
- .BeThold. Otherwise Rudolph. 9teinschneider
~ 9ina' Steinschneider, his VIE the ha''ly
,,ii'Aq. being Gctltious and the true name %,
s ~ aetegdasi being unknown 20 paintln, AftnuI
: s's.1i4seinedtf and MARY" steinschneicer, NJ 's
~, the name Mar" being fictitious. ana the
.,ge name OF saff defendant being unknown 10
sssssllH. Olga StsinTchnoider; Ine ioreso,n.s
800 yls j. sergei upon you by pubncan.n Pui
"a - u an ofdSr Of The Hon. James biti,'
J, ~ slics d the supreme Court ot me a,n
!. 49,. @s@ York, datef me 3ist day Of May. lol2,
~. NED WITH the complaint in the ONCE OF me
~. e 14. Comfy Of New York at the COUNTY
-1hlaaiaa. CITY and STATE Of New YORK.
,s. %" York. June 4th, biz
ALEXANDER & GlsEEN.
De Attorneys for Plaintlh.
80 l. y AdIrcsz lG5 Bfoadwsy, Borough
hs'19ii2a New TC.k city. n. <.
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female

VISITING GOVERNESS Backward children
coached terms reasonable Addrtss Miss L.
richmond, IA Irving Place. 1900
;.,-p sil--f Iayin1 been III Cfully recovered
y All 90 &, mountains o. seaside for adults.
q rcek and expenses: reliable. experienced
and references. Address II. J., Box D. Irib-
r,f one.
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American & Foreign Teachers Agency.-Sup.
niles Professors. Teachers, Tutors. Governesses.
etc 20 Colleges, Schools and Families Apply
10 Mrs 81. j. Young Fulton. 81 Union Square.
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Female.
WORK WANTED.

'2 ;H a at 4Sme Js siE %s'c co
sao-sh4u St. Lowell, Moss.
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Stpamer Mary Powell

AIle.noO"l Kingston and way landings
Pous 6e.bro,.es ST. I:i5 r. NJ. W. 42d St.
y NJ. W. I2sth St. 2:@o p NJ Daily ex -
- smnndsv Ideal outing 20 West Point. re-
,,Hpnine nv boat or rail ="
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TypewRIrlNo AND TYPEwRlr RS

VICTOR VISIBLE 10 Nassau st: Catalogue
free: AN makes taken part payment bargains
in Underyoods Remlngtons. divers. Smiths
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PHOPOSALS.

fosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT.. WASHING
ton Nsv 4 1919 49, Proposals Will 10 r-''lFed a,
~ Post once DepaT imGnl WasnirS ION, u ~
$50 ? m. october j.. 1912 for ocean n ,en, ser
vice pursuant 70 tho Act OF March 3. 1871 on
NC routes hereinafter described. service 70 con
usrc4 MOI later than January l. 1911. ,onuaGl7
for ton roars. Bond required win earh, plu'
me rsht. O, reserved 10 reject any or all hids
SCHEDULE or DUTIES.
No 81 Tav. yorE TO colon. bi-wsekly, call
se d Ky West. time. New YORK 10 Coion' OF
t;is Bond 5000 o.,.- ,,...,,, .
TN. 70 colon . days. Bond. $3J'p'
No s.. San Francicco 70 Panama weeh,y.
calling a. san Pedro and San Diego. AZ election
q, pe s. cent, 1 ,6, 6 Ssn rs'o 10 " ''
VESSELS or THE THIRD Class.
10 s.. Boston 30 colon. once eect6sD = GAYS
time 70 Colon DAYS Bond $l'Wo 90
No S. Philadelphia 70 colon. once Every -
esys 5sliing AZ CHARLESTON ana Brunswlck a.
, ,.;t'a Of peP'T E1r5 s,5 ' 6o F''s'1 %
No ss 9sIt,r1ore 10 colon. once every q
Gstt oaliirr AZ norfolk and Charleston e. eier-
uea Of Department time, Baltimore to Colon'
10 81 sssttlo tc Panama about twice every
NINTH 20 trips eer, calling a. san l'I. 80
s1n Pedro and san Diego. A. election OF ne ne
plttm.nt. time Seattle 20 Panama, 10 Gays
50 g Portland 20 Panama, once, every y
esis calling ~ san Francisco. san FeaTo' auo
ean DIEGO M election % Department time
Portland 10 Panama. 1G DAYS. Bond 800 ~ -
The P0gfwH General reserves INV ''H'N
isoo,re the steamer on each route, whenever
thsy rsy continue their voyage 10 port az M
efI este .nd 81 tho Panama canal 10 carry any
teftou n their malls to such port WITHOUT az
otional compensation. t .,,,,,s
Circulars containing description OF the r9u,es'
inftructors fo bidders aud blank forms OF pro
p0ssls with bordg ran be obtained Of the Sc
cnd Assistant Postmaster General tcsi V' ~
pstaftnc IN and after June ], VIZ fNA-Nh
y. HIICHCOCK. Postmaster General.
OFFICE PURCHASING COMMIssARY' Z. ..
Ann. 80 whitehall street, New loLh' ~ ~
I, June 90 1912 sealed proposals. III uu
plicste for furnishing and delivcrlnk SUP
tlstence stores ia this city. undeI inc ~
visions of Section 1892 z. s.. I. s. az sue"
times az ma be- required BY the l., ,. Toy,
efRment. on ~ before August l.. lsl-: WI
b yncsiyedEat this OTcc until ten CIooI
4 s. Julv T. 1919 Information furnlsHS,a
M application Envelopes contaliliuE ",
thogd. be marked Proposals for Subsit.ru. = =
Stores opened July :. 1912 and so1TesS'u
70 Col. :. l. Smith. A. q. . ". >. army -.
OFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS or I5 81
District Of Columbia. Washington june -.
Nl2-6ealed proposals viii be recelVeo a. ~ NJ q
tAce Until two o.cIoc,. p. M, July ein, ~;
fof furnishing and delivering one hunoIeu "iU
aghiy-fve GS5J no' tone. more OF i'Ss,, - -
ron water pipe specials for us" ~ the 49,,
Department This city. Specifications ana IoIu'
~ proposal NAV be obtained from tne III ~,
chasing Oficer d. C--CENO VI. ktDOLinIHI
JOHN 4 JOHNsTON. WILLIAM " JJDSON'
commissioners D. T..
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.x,,,,.prrsruENT AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
ApvEhnti d Tribune received at their Uptown
once. No 1894 BrGsdw1y between Ss.h ams
ofn ps'' a. following branch Offices at reg
i re- oS,ce rates until o'clock p M We
n nda' s,% avs q O. cor. 23d st.; los oth ave-
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HELP WANTED.
Male

.-.,rs-send TO- free sample, new article
IGBN ssu write to-day for our attrac-
bound 70 - rroDositIon The Brooks Spc-
tvs s Hn II church St, Hartford, Conn.
car sz0 400 IN fve years with a small
IADL D~Ier business: began with 50. Send
MAJ 2t.e hooklet. Tells how. Heacock' oooo
ii%ScSpor,. y y. -s.--.--.--,- ,.---.-- ,r TT,
NaSore Plaza 40.
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SIGHT SEEING YACHT
INSTRUCTION.

THE RERIITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
Madison Square Ni22 Broadway.
Harlem Branch. $40 Lenox Ave. near i27th 81.
BrooIIyn Branch. 2lS-220 Livingston St.
Schools open all the year.
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hudson River
Ill Daytime

e,..,,nr UFNDRICK HUDSON or ROBERT
,,,SI,TnS leaves Desbrosses ST.. $40 4. NJ: w
s2d St. a. NJ; W. 10Th p ST.; go h a.; Al
bbaa,,ah2sensIe' Kingston Point Catskill Hud-
go, and Albany. Daily EXCEPT Sunday. Direct
9o,i .nnnnrtlnna Music. Restaurhnt.
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1HEIt.
.,x.,NT ONE End a light position Tor an
CAP o.. men ~ good habits refined and re-
et''. .,,thing2 Best Of references Will
l lL' p,Ilon. Home Farm Colony staten Isl
-I,I'R.-Swcde. -, mechanic, wishes po-
Cha. ,,Iib private family; city or country;
SUI driver. hest private references. Halvor-
Sn. 2is East S{d ST. =, :, -, 80
sloo,I8 gccura o.. moderate salary chance OF adj
,als "s1f. railroad work preferred. Advertiser,
fS Amsterdam ave. ---------- ------------
~; Man t20 wishes position with chance
-. advancement; best references Pm. schus-
Az oSS - 81.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

prTLER and USEFUL MAN..-Colored; will
Ing IND obliging, ten years reference one
-r7over. would take charge bachelors house,
sn61 cook H. Miss FitzGerald's Agency, 500
.tb ave: entrance 42d ST.
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-,tIFT or EWNRD.-Japancse wishes posi-
tjoT. IN family. club or yacht; thoroughly eN-
,.ri1nced ana temperate, honest capable. ref
l.rCs Towi II concord st. Brooklyn.
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Female
cuAuRERMAID AND wAITR

cuA,iRERMAID AND WAITRESs--%est Young
rr1- excellent references, thoroughly expert
80 90. city or country. Charles Wilson
tssrcy tli East 18th s.. Tel. 2221 Plaza. -
r6r7s -Sv-iss. FIRST class, neat. economical.
Sos friend ChamberInaid or waitress to
S.,Ss- or separate. excellent references city,
So Wv. sSJ-S2J Miss Buckleys Agency, II
go 90 81. Phone I4SE BRYANT
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;-sTFT-T N8T.-Coachman care Of lawn,
'"s-ipdo-vg etc: very willing, excellent refer
,,ces. $50 Charles wilson's Agency III East
sth - Tel 1924 Plaza.
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VESSELS OF The SbtNb LASS.
M 81 Tao. york TO colon. bi-wsekly, call
ia q Ky West. time New YORK 10 colon o.
c.is Bond $4,000 ,.,
No - New Orleans 10 colon, h-"eehis
tnoa IN colon 4 dASs. Bond. S3JHp'.
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CNTSNL
RED BANK LINE H. x, H E5aRNi n

decentralization Line steamers for Newnurgh.
SoSr"asis Kingston: Pier 2< fl FTanEDn st.
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cnnK.s 10 TOURS TO EUROPE.

RII Expenses Included. Booklets.
rtIoe COOK a son, PAS Broadway, 26t and
s53 FIFTH Ave. e3sa Broadway. Y
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HOTELS IN ENGLAND.

". Iowls. Manager. Midland hAhN.j ho'''
and Reffsshmcnt Rooms, etc. ShisA oIA,@-
Midland Grund Hotel. EssdonL
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-02-07
GAVE A GOOD ACCOUNT.
ST. Aldemar Commandery Was In Re-
view Last Evening

| st. Aldemar commandery, No. H.
Knights Templar, held it's annual inspec-
tion at the lodge rooms last evening with
an attendance of several grand COM
manderv officers and sixty sir knights
in uniform. A number OF visiting
knights from Montpelier were also pres
Cnt. Preceding the banquet at o'clock,
the grand officers made an inspection of
quarters The following officers repre-
senting the grand commandery conduct
ed the inspections during the evening:
George f. Root of Newport, right emi
nent grand commander; Frank J.. Clark
of Rutland, deputy grand commander;
William H. Brewster of Middlebury,
grand generalissimo; Frank b. Putnam
OF Brattleboro, grand junior warden DR.
Eroy b. Whitaker of Barre, grand stand
ar,l bearer; William IT. Herriek Of Mont
pelier. grand captain of the guard; Maj.
C. Houghton of Brattleboro, grand in
spector- general.
In the banquet rooms at o'clock, the
knights sat down to an excellent sup
per, which was followed by the annual
inspection Of uniforms. St Aldemar
commandery gave an eXemplifieation of
the temple. degree during the evening
and the work was reviewed by the
grand eommandery officers. The aatend-
ance last evening was extremely gratify-
ing to the local knights, as well as to
the officers present at distance. The
grand officers left this morning for
Windsor where similar inspection will
be held this evening
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-02-07
SENT TO vERGENNES.
Gladys Bowles Was Found Guilty of
Taking Articles of Clothing.

Gladys Bowles, the young South Main
street girl who was arrested Monday
afternoon on a warrant charging her
with petit larceny, was arraigned before
Judge H. w. Scott in city court this
morning and reiterated the plea of not
guilty which she put in at previous
hearing held Monday. Mrs. William j.
Rogers appeared as the principal witness
for the state and testified that the re-
spondent took articles of clothing from
her home. Mrs Rogers is the girls
stepmother and told the court that the
respondent had been altogether ineor-
rigible lately. States Attorney ]. Ward
Carver conducted the prosecution and
Judge Scott found the Bowles girl gull
ty of the charge.
In court the respondent gave her age
a. IL years and she was accordingly SEN
tenced to spend the remainder of her
minority in the state industrial school
at Vergennes As she reaches the age
of eighteen on October 10. her term at
the industrial school will cover a period
of eight months. 1t is probable that
she win he taken to Vergennes in charge
Of Sheriff Frank Tracy, either tonight
or tomorrow morning.