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The evening world., 1912-12-13
100000 EASY MARKS
On THE WSNER LIST,
GOVERNMENT CHARGES
Aged Couple From Massachu
sets Testify That They In
vested $4,000.

Agnes II. Morris OF oxford, O., one
OF the alleged victims Of the A. L
Wasner & Co., was the first witness to-
~ In the trial OF A. l.. wisner and
John J. Meyers before Judge Mack nd
q jury in the Criminal Branch OF the
United States District Court for fraudu-
lent use Of the mails in selling mining
I'D oil stocks.
Tue Government charges that the
nzm sold worthless stock to thousands
q persons and one of the exhibits will
be an easy mark" list with 10000 names
% T.
Miss Morris Is the f,rst alleged vic
On to be called by the Government,
OUT more than hundred have been
eubpoenaed.
etock in practically every one of the
companies promoted by A. L. wisner
and Company, being led 70 purchase
her hrst lot by the literature she re-
0eived from the concern. She bought
other stocks because she received from
tine to time small dividends. Finally
she would receive checks as dividends
and tho checks would be returned by
me bank worthless.
Tho Government win attempt to prove
mat this was a favorite method OF the
defendants In ''stalling" customers.
THESE checks, according TO tho Gov
eminent were absolutely worthless, and
when returned to the Citizens State
Bank In San Francisco for payment
would be held UP several weeks and
eehsn would be returned with a note
saying the account at present was
overdrawn. The prosecutors say they
have hundreds and hundreds Of such
checks.
Anna Rothschild, a stenographer in the
Can Francisco Offices, identified letters
the wrote at the dictation Of Meyers.
Urbane Derby Of Concord. Mass. with
pnow white hair and beard, was the next
witness. He has been in court every day
since the trial opened accompanied by
y dis wife. Together they have sat from
the minute the trial started in the morn.
ing until II was adjourned at night.
How much money did you give A. L.
Wisner and Company for stock?" asked
Assistant District-Attorney Arnold.
II guess q little more than $4,000" re.
piled the witness In a quaverlng voice
looking towards his wife.
Mrs. Derby corroborated her husband
she had to have the questions repeated
many times and her voice scarcely car
ried beyond the Judge.
Mrs. Derby said they were led TO in
vest in the W!sner stocks by the rep
RESERVATIONS in the literature and by tn,
statements OF the Concord agent. A. A
Butterfleld.
"We told the agent we could not az
ford 10 invest all our money unless u
was safe. as we had to have sonsthint
for our Old age" said the witness. Will
q sob In her voice.
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NIGHT COURT A HOTEL
FOR YOUTH WHO NEEDS
SLEEP TO MAKE GOOD
Arrested as a Beggar, Hi:
Story Appeals to Magis-
trale O'COnnOr.

You are charged with begging on the
streets, young man." said Magistrate
O'Connor last night TO . ciean-out hand
some youth who stood before him in
Night Court
The prisoner said that he was John
o'Connor. son of an orange grower In
Rediands. Cal. and that he had come to
New York three weeks ago. believing he
could make q living here and - inde-
pendent.
II was not begging for money Or
food" he replied to the Magistrate Il
approached this policeman" pointing to
Patrolman Fitzgibbon. AT Fortisth
street and Broadway tonight I'd
asked him II he could tell me whore I
could get bed for the night
when I arrived in New York I had
Is, q new overcoat and plenty of good
clothes. I thought II would BE- easy TO
get . Job and I went out to see some
thing of the city. I went to the Metro
pol!tan Opera House and several thea
tres. Then my money gave out.
pawned my overcoat Then I pawned
all the clothes had except the ones
am wearing.
To-day found myself without q
cent. but / got q Job At SIC . week q, .
shipping clerk. was to 60 TO work
tomorrow morning at Q O'Clock. but
knew / couldn't make good II l had no
sleep and stayed on the streets In the
cold weather. That's the reason l ap-
preached this policeman"
II believe you. young man." said me
Magistrate. I'm going to have You
accommodated here and give instruc-
lions that you be let 60 at o'clock AZ
/ ter you have had breakfast Then you
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ADMITS SHE'S A PERJURER

Mrs Helen Cauley. arrested In tho
Supreme Court, Tuesday. for perjury
and later indicted by the Grand Jury.
pleaded guilty before Judge o'Suliivan
in the Supreme Court. She was remand
ed for week for sentence.
Mrs. Cauley. In n suit for breach OF
promise TO marry. swore her husband
was dead. The attorneys for the de-
fence then produced him in court. and
made her admit his Identity.
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Letter TO
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What Swamp r. DOT Will Do For YOU

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Send to DR.. Kilmer & Co.. Bingham
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booklet Of valuable informa ton. telling
all about the kidneys and bladder. When
writing be sure and mention the New
York Evening World. Regular fifty
cent and one-dollar size bottles for sale .,
all drug stores.
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His Landlady's Advice
Probably dHisLiie

l feel that DR.. Kilmer's Swamp Root
saved my life. inherited weak kidnevs
The discharge was so frequent and main.
full that l would have to stay In bed 10
obtain temporary relief. l consulted
good physicians but the results were dis
appointing. My landlady advised me 20
try Swsmp-Root as the last resort, which
] did and J was quickly relieved.
j continued taking Swamp Root and
my weight has increased fifty pounds.
My health is Of the best, and have told
many Others about DIR. kilmer's swamp
Root and have done lot Of good in hi.
way. Your wonderful medicine i, Of
great value to mankind.
Yours very truly.
J. ii. BRUXBY.
835 Main St. Pawtucket. RI
The above statement made before me
! declare to be truthful in every detail
THOMAS MARSDEN.
Notary Public.
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-, ST. l4o WEsT-Beautitul. light
,ie-sVI q residence; ali conveniences.
nfrtf INA
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POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. WASHING.
ton Julv %. 1917. Proposals viii he ~
ccived AT tho Post once Department. WssA
ington u. c., until 4:3o p. NJ, october ~
1872 for ocean mail service. pursuant 10 the
Act OF March g. 1891. in vessels OF tho third
class on the route hereinafter described.
service % commence November J. l9l2
Right reserved 90 reject any Or all bids.
SCHEDULE OF ROUTE.
No 90 New York In Vera cruz, Mexico,
weekly calling a. Havana and Progreso.
Time To- Havana. 3&t days: Progreso. days;
Vera cruz. days. Contract for 10 years
Bond required with bid. 100000.
Circulars containing a description OF the
route instructions 20 bidders. and blank
Forms OF proposals with bonds. obtainable or
tho second Assistant Postmaster General.
Washington. ID. g., after August l. 1912.
FRANK II HITCHCOCK, Postmaster Gen
ernl.
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DIRECTORY OF APARTMENTS,
Ready Reference List Showing Location Number OF
Rooms and Rent Which Will Save the Apartment
Hunter Many Tiresome Trips.
FOR THE BUSY PERSON AT A GLANCE
Six Room Apartments.

The Metropolitan, SSth -. and Broadway $50
The Bracnder 1921 d Central Park W..t7SO up.
Rodna, l23d -. and Morningside ave-. $3.50
Aivena IA and l6 West 127th st......H-zT 80
MGrgaret, l2n West 10th st......-., ..... $50
III warden Han. 200 5th ave. ........... 90
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~ - SCHOOL. For Boys.
~ ~ - Rc-opens October End.
2gl Central Park West,
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.
NURsE--For infant or grown: take two
children: willing to 60 20 the country; ex-
oelient references. II, Miss FltZ1Gralds
Agency. sos 9th ave. cor. i2d 81.
NURSERY GOVERNEss German fraulien.
recently arrived. speaks French and Ger
man auently. but no English excellent scam
stress. European recommenda tons Charles
Wilson's Agency, i:i Lexington ave; tel.
rs fiaza,
NURSE. CHAAiBERMAID.--You German
American; well recommended: S26 o.,
Miss Hofmayers Agency. 320-322 18th ave.
9th floor. Tel 1927 Madison square.
NURSE t25: for children about years;
Hanoverian; best references; city or coun-
try. Mathewson's Agency. SIS 9th ave- Tel.
3Ts Bryant
NURSE or nursery governess--North German;
thoroughly experienced; excellent references;
city or country. s30-S35. Miss Buckley's
Agency, II West 42d st. Phone 7isI Bryant.
NURSE or nursery goyerness. English,
Protestant hospital trained children, any
age: thoroughly experienced; excellent refer
cnces; $50. Miss Buckley's Agency, IL West
42d st. Phone Iis7 Bryant.
REFINED woMAN--Trained nurse. wants po
slti0n as companion or housckeeper, institu-
ton, school or private family: highly recon-
mended: CITY or country. >lndustrisi Ass
Agency. II West 42d 81. Phone 500 Bryant.
TWO GlRLS-Scotch; hrst class cook, excel
lent baker: chambcrmaid ana waitress;
Two Year, reference. Phone 1925 Plaza
Miss Morrow's Agency I2i Lexington ave.
TWO GIRLS tosether)-Cook- lauudress
chambermai aid waitress; $50 ana S25; eX
cellent references. Charles Wilson's Agency
ga Lexington ave; tel. 2224 Plaza.
VISITING GoVERNEss-very successful with
backward children: also English 20 foreign
ers Miss L. Richmond u Irving Place. city.
WAITRESS PARLORMAID--Neat. tall. first
class Swedish girl; excellent waitress; ex-
ceiiant references. friend chambermaid-
seamstress; separate. Osterbergs Agency,
TI8 Lexington ave Tel 1855 Plaza.
WAITREsS-Makes all salads: understands
serving wlneE: can carve: excellent refer
enees Miss MarSsr a6ae o RrYas, Agency %
WAITREss-An exceptionally neat young
waitress; best city references: $40 Pear
sons Agency. Fast 1921 st; tel 5oi9
Harlem.
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DIRE SSM

DRESSMAkING.
DRESS MAKFR--Compctent; makes and re-
models. children's a specially Juliet, us
East 18th at. Tel. t0S Stuyvesant.
TYPEWRiTING AND TYrEWRlTeRS
VICTOR VISIBLE, 10 Nassau st. Catalogue
free. all makes taken part psJmeni bargains
IN Under woods. Rem!ngtons. Olivers Smiths.
MISCELLANEOUS.
LOOK! FILM PRINTING done neatly: cheap.
Write for prices. JOHN PoGGf, % James 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-23

CARPET CLEANING.

NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Ollest Largest. Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
Prices Reasonable Send for Circular
Tel 4692-4693 Bryant. 4S7-4S9 West 45th o.,
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co.-Cieans
by compressed air steam, hand or on floor
1858 Broadway 421 East 18th 81. COE 4
BRANDT. Tel 132-3Sth.
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Steamer Mary Powell

Afternoon boat for West Point. Newbursh
Poushkeepsic. Kingston and way landings
leaves De-Orosses St. 1 40 b. n: W. 42d st.
? T. NJ; W. 10th st., 2:2o p. ". Daily ex.
cept sunday. Ideal outing to West Point, re.
turning by boat or rail. Sl.1O.
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EAST sIDE-Below Tooth street,

- Sl-IST ST, iST EASr-Large and small
''oihh' bath: ell Coaveniences; homelike.
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eoA5oERS WANTED.
,SSsHEO ROOMS TO LET.
UNI SIDE-IIelow Tooth Street.

/ -
,OrH ST. Ito wEsT1 al sontonj.G hight
Ncn's :,boyler 1914 -----------------
7slns ss..s- S.r IS8 WEST-Attractive room:
le,-eVl - I'm. private family; one flight
g - fes qSTH S'r. l52 WEST-Desirable
- EAtt ~ -p exposure. bath, heat; two
ren.. =, sCHCoNMAkEE. --
stem, IFS W.-Nicc. small, private
r@-sS.n1 conyeuiences; bath. JOsT
r2o 21nn. I45 corner BrosJwayJ-Attractive
III si.%,d bedroom iu trs, class apartment.
'sha rSoiumhus c3l3 NANNiNT. -.
~ 49, us YVES r--L7ree, attractive rooms
~ si,.+iisrcss. private house, references.
q con.s', 80. wrsr-Exquisite. large light
N 81 an newly furnished; three front
rons suite or single. gentlemen only;
Is conyenieuce. WlhOl
n % 1s- jor WEST-Attractiye. restful
IN "a a. refined apartment. board optional;
1ons - gentlemen. COLEMAN.
y NJ Is.-- ia WEsT-HOMELtKE, CON-
Ta,Es,,RRr.E ROOMS, REASONABLE.
.2, nTsT sIDE-Abo,e Tooth street.
=. ,o.T9 ST. ?2G wEsT-Largc,
NJ airy rooms; running water modern
AseTluL Ear gentlemen. ladies, couples;
aas,csborhooi near subway.
4 x. --,Ssn ST. l4S Beautiful front
/ uP-i--99DLss room, running water. double
ssi.@s,, optional, references Morning
s-.oI5-IT ST ts WEST-Small. oiry room;
si'-i-f a-sier. large closet. also large. very
riahiIS, running water, fine closet, parior
~ --,sS1 81 ll2 WEST-LarGe rooms.
-..s.arior board: near subway; back par
=, . To- ;.=rT ST. 90 wEST-Lsrge, airy out
=. room 1I adjoining bath; elevator; teie-
.,ss KAY. -,-.-..,-.,. - ,-.-..--.,.---
49, OPTIONAL. also back parlor; eN-
Ina opportur.ty Cor soctof. ----------
1,11sTp NJ. H4S W.-Apt. 5-Large fur
So ,oonl. modern apartment private
.aiS' subway, gentleman.
80 --1-TV So. 543 WE-T-Lsht. airy
s" ,,ntberu exposure, all conVeniences.
10TH ST. $40 WEST Beautiful light
-, rooms single or en- suite senueheh'
an. an telephone. lie FENRE. .-
|-.--io,ST ST. l6 WEST-Cheerful single
fS-N-l,b rriys-a family. modern conven-
~. sood location SANDERS.
,--S-io-rII ST. 24I Comfortably fur
~ "a ,oor,s. running water: eathsi phone;
~ house. rates moderate.
Nth 81. 52l wEsT-Two beautiful
He.,,ss rooms. strictly modern; gentlemen.
rSsINs. :. -.
|su-lssTH ct, 4e2 wEsT-I Two nicely, nicely
e,r,,seo bedrooms. large, light WEI. healea'
~ Norningsi5e-4.45i EASTMAN.
e-55y5 Is-IoiST ST. : WEST-Two rooms
.ssegs,sn only. an conveniences; telephone
'.,irity: COCO reference. MILLS.
Tg-IIiTH 81. l2l wEsT-l'ioor; furnished
.r7tsrrisheo. medium sized rooms, 50.
go WEST 122D sT.-Large ana small!
e-1-,s. private family.
S5-sU WEST l26TH ST.--Nice, large. airy
-, room bath with shower private mouse.
6-I0ITU ST. ga WEST Beautiful front
rs5,rk parlor: suitable for profession.
II o0S$ 5TH AVB-Airy. nicely fur
Dad rooms; steam; substantial board; me
gba; references.
. n 44O WEST-Nlcely Furnished front
ser,, very reasonable 4: ladies' only j."
-gsT -----------
~ 81 "a WEsT-Large front room, suit
Y ~, for ore or Two gentlemen.
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female

COOE-Neat agreeable swedish girl. excel
lent cook: cas take fun charge % Kitchen;
very best references. friend waitress cham
bermaid Osterberg's Agency, 1l6 Lexington
ave Tel 1855 Plaza.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-23

COOR.--First class IN every respect. under
stands al kinds OF cooking soups. des-
scrts. pastries. etc; finest references. $40.
Tulrs Agency. 22o7 7th nve. Phone S022
Mprrlukside
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Female
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male

BUTLER, USEFUL NALET.-zSeat, tail
sober Swedc: FIRST class IA every respect;
excellent references, moderate wages. Os'er-
berg Agency. 716 LxlnEton ave. Tel. 1865
Plaza.
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Male


ANTED.-Compotent servant Cor family
or TWO. must he good cook ana take care
oi >mali apartment. no washing. Swedish or
I'fman preferred Call on Tuesday. Wat
--ns N.I M.gl Enl ANc- cor nAih
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HELP WANTED.

/ N VI ROOMS FOR real. MEN--Evcry
-..ns llsht. luAurlous Phone RiverELde lOl.
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Twelve-Room Apartments


-, roro0o central PARK west. Goth $500
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INSTRUCTION.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
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IMITATION roR pROPosN

INVITATION FOR PROPOS LS.-TREAS-
ury Department. Office OF. the SuperysinG
Architect Washington. II, c., August y, 1912.
Scaled proposals vii. be received az this Of
ncc until 3 o'clock y. m. on the ID day OF
October 1912 and then opened for the gas
piping heating apparatus, conduit and wiring
al the United states Marine Hospital n
Stapleton staten Island, y. Y, IN accordance
with the specification and drawings enumerated
therein, copies OF witch may he obtained from
Tho chief supervising engineer. 72I custom
house. New York. y. V. or AZ this office. az
the discretion II the Supervising Architect.
OSCAR WENDEROTH. Supervising Architect
OFFICE PURCHASING COMMISsARY. L. y
ARMY. 30 Whitehall ST.. New York City.
September ~. 19l2.-Sealed proposals I'm dup!i-
cate for furnishing ami delivering subsistence
stores in this ely VIII be received mt this
office until ten o'clock \ NJ. october l. 1912
Information furnished on application En-
velopcs containing bids should be marked
Proposals FOR Subsistence Stores opered Octo-
her l. 1912" and addressed to Col. A. j.,
SMITH. .. NJ. Corps. L. :. Army.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL. BE RECEIVED
at the office OF the undersigned, Ellis Island.
" Y H., until 230 p. m. September 30. 1872.
and then opened for repointng and repairing
OF roof over Railroad Ticket ONCE az the Ellie
Island immigration station. For specification
apply TO WILLIAM WILLIAMS. Commissioner
OF Immigration.
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SIONS
PROPOSALS.

PACIFIC COAST rOURs-YELLOwsrO
AND ALASKA-LEANE FREQCENILl
Rsymond & Whl.oomb Co. 225 Fifth AMY
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N;ne-Room Apartments.

80. 1cf Cent r. w So 200 81. 700
The IlNlhb ~, -r ~ 10th 81. 100 :. 400
The CornWuli' 20 wet End ave -. 2 100
Hohenzollcrn. 4'S ........... $500
Bclnord, b"-ltnn -, Goa m ,.... $3.50
fTacedqe Han Ryers,s;s1 Do lo2d st 200
concord Hall. AON h'''''U - 4 600
E15 park ave. - ,,,t,,orsi6e Drive ..... 500
Bona vista. l09th 81; ~ In,ivr, ....... 1900
ciifden 2G4 KlntIt5Iuesa ........... 1000
Roc9ledgo Han Riverside Observation-Disclosures. i'''.. 1000
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WORK WANTED.
Male

Male.
bopNNELPEll-ENp capable Office man
asef, long and varied experience, desires con
hecton with first class concern: labor saving
methoos; account control; audit: highest ere
denuals. Address Parkside. Tribune ONCE.
ChAUFFEUR-Very good mechanic and OK
pert driver. neat appearance; seven years
experience with high grade cars; can furnish
best OF references. ". Y. Partridge. 1913
Bedford ave. Rrooklyn: tcl. 1880 Prospect.
ENERGETIC. ACTIVE YOUNG MAN 81 good
education and address desir"s position 20
represent manufacturing concern, machinery
preferred; any part OF the country; best ref
erercos. VI. G. Box 81 Tribune Ortcc.
SALESMAN. Pour years road experience
selling mechanical specially or machinery
desired. Address Room ~, Astor House,
downtown.
ATCHMAS-American, married. az present
superintendent Of apartment desires change:
country preferred. can or write for pSrticu-
lars, {. Robinson. Q East 10th 81.
Female
STENOGRAPHER-Ge Chris
tian. four years experience; Al references;
accurate, competent. Charlotte. 1913 Inter
vale ave. The Bronx
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COUPLE-Butler-vs chambermoid-wsi'-
refs. lady's maid or nursery goyernefs'
dissngagod oct I 20 anywhere; $40. Mmr.
T. C8rnellos Agency. l0i East +2d st.; tel.
6G77 Bryant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-23

COUPLES spanish and swedish: useful, but.
Ter and first class cook; competent. GOOD
references. city Only: wages $50. together.
Charles Wilson'S Agency 72+ Lexington ave;
tel. 1924 Plaza.
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nesks AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
AUCTION SALES,
III FULTON 81.

PURSUANT TO A CERTAIN AGREEMENT
entered into between John Wanamakcr. New
York and Anna Wilson. | Will sell to-day at
10 A. NJ at 7s4 Broadway, Piano Department.
one STYLE &- 81 Note Auto-piano No 74363 and
bench as provided by sections G5 and 81 OF the
personal property laws. MOE FRY, AUG
tloneer
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LOST BAN kBOOkS.

LOST 5ANkBOOkS.
IDST--Psssbook No l10365. issued By tho
Union Square Savings Bank. formerly the
Institution for the Savings OF Merchants
clerks Finder will please return Il 90 the bank.
LOST 49, Handbook No. i2l ,097. Seaman's Bank
Tor Savings - and 10 Wall st, New York.
Payment stopped and cancellation asked for.
Please return 20 bank.
LOST. Handbook No. $50 2e2 Bank for say
lngs. $50 Attn ave, New York Payment
atoHned Please rettlrn book IN bank
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ren-Room Apartments.
r,.,,.r.Poom Apartments.

The WendoIyn. tooth 81. ana 80. 900
81 Drive . q 900
The s'"p H6Sensolcin. 49 ws,s Ena s.o 200
gonnvIstn. lo9ih ST.. Rlversiae p''' 5000
100 Riverside Drive ~ -"
Twelve-Room Apartments. -,
Fouavistn. i09th st. Riverside Dr'''' 4, 900
100 Riverside Drive. at Sith rt''''''''
Fourteen Room Apartments
-. 60, par,, west. Goth .sSoo0
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BOARDERS WANTED.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
WhsF siDE--Aboye IOothSstreet.

LOO - ST. ia West.-Front or back parlor;
%Ialsane Tor couple; hot water; conveniences;
SUBWAY; rooms any price
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-07-30
COUNTY PRISONERS AND PUBLIC WORKS


county prison which will county prison
public works 1t only because il that the huge
joke the community paying work aud making work
the reef during which the public
majority the accommodations
provided by Jail superior what prisoners when liberty
there that should
repairs made sidewalks about public
buildings that swept that should be better looked after and
money pay
vagrants
labor these have the much public work
performed.
o prisoners
people suppose bringing prison compei-
money pay competition necessary There viii be
public labor there limiting
performed the of public funds available Limit 1t rather to
he
may be gained by the enactment Of laws oqr
part Jail unmeDs II 1t known that short
permission public expense viii BIO
society should committed There the city
today openly that they might vacation
should be
typical the the the
The generally giving
the city that day and made of the sheriff allow bis
prisoners The sef
notify prisoners
abiding residents
nothing good breakers
the money invested in the city Jail
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-07-30
WIRELESS TRIUMPH
JULY -

high water mark the march of science in her eight the difficulties
which her path reached Saturday night the Fae
Wireless Company aTng thousand
between Honolulu bearing electric
wave, city
ed
associations the of what the OF mankind was doing Saturday
difficulty
supplied the the odeFfashioned service the
mainland.
only before the
Honolulu There hardly modern
ton which not time another the collection and dissemination
of
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