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New-York tribune., 1912-04-29
SUM MONS.

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
James II Briggs. Sophia J. Pratt and Caro-
line do Motto Briggs, Plaintiffs, against
Charles 3 Graf and Evelyn Graf, his VIE,
goods. chattels and credits OF Beno Graf, de-
@aasnd Augusta Graf Stephanie Graf Sofa
Thorege Graf George Ehret, Julius Redlich.
Victor Neustadtl. Inc. Graf and Graf Res
tauraul and Hotel company Sulzperger ana
sons company and Albert j. Rfkind as Re
cai,or OF the property Of Charles B. Graf De-
fendauts-Amended and Supplemental Sum
mons No. 6I03. l0l2
10 the Above Named Defendants: You Are
Itereh,, summoned TO answer the amended
romnIsint i'm this action and to serve a copy
30 your answer on the Plaintiffs Attorney
within twenty days after tho service or this
sumrlOns exclusive OF the day OF service; and
I'm case OF your failure to appear. or answer,
FOR the relief demanded In the amended complaint
D"''' CHARLES A. RUNK,
Plaintiffs Attorney, once and Post once Ad-
dress 81 Nassau Street, Borough OF Man
haitian, New York CITY. ca
To Augusta Graf. Stephanie Graf, soma
TheTese Graf Defendants;
Tho foregoing amended and supplemental
Summons is served upon you by pubhcatlon
pursuant TO an order OF the Hon. Edward j.
Gayegan one OF the Justices of the Supreme
Court Of the state OF New York, dated the
2Stb day OF March, 1912, and fled In the otlce
of tho Clerk OF the County OF New YORK. IN
the County Court House. Borough OF Man.
haitian CIV OF New York. on the 2Sth day OF
March. 1912 The original amended and sup
nlemental Summons and duly verified amended
and supplemental Complaint were filed In said
ofHca on the 2Oth day OF March. 1912.
Dated. New York, March 2sth, l9I2;
Attorney for Plaintiffs. once and post One.
address 81 Nassau Street. Borough oi
Manha attain. city Of New York.
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FINANCIAL NEWS NOTES
Paragraphs of Current Interest
for the Investor.

The unfavorable reports from the winter
wheat states and the almost sensational
reports Of many Of the brokers experts,
who are tanning the flame of apprehension
10 stimulate higher wheat prices, may be
in a large measure fairly correct. There
IS. however, another side TO the story for
the farmer and that story will he brought
out In a big corn and oats acreage for 1912.
II must not be assumed that abandoned
wheat acreage will be wasted, nor that the
winter wheat farmers viii go 10 the poor
house II the winter wheat crop be prac-
teal failure on the contrary, there is a
picture 20 be drawn Of the scene next win
Ger and spring which Will have q touch OF
brightness not exhibited this season.
The country now is experiencing high
cost Of living, particularly in meats. owing
largely 70 the poor condition OF the cattle
and hogs shipped 10 the market, and the
high prices OF corn make fattening this
livestock an expensive process. The farm
ers are out Of corn IN the West. as they
have been attracted by the rising market
and have shipped corn TO the market in
stead OF feeding it.
ih's 9edI' WIN an 'ANoptIOHo'9 '"' -
acreage Of corn and oats with favorable
season. there will be an abundance Of
thsse crops and comparatively low prices
which will make it more profitable TO feed
and fatten calves, cattle and hogs for the
market next fall. and the farmers incor1e
will still be forthcoming. The public VIII
be benefited by cheaper meats and slch
products Of food as como from corn and
oats
New-York tribune., 1912-04-29

NOTICE is HEREBY GiNE% THAr THE
as5essmcnt rolls Of real estate and personal
,,-,r.r,y In the CIty OF New York for the year
i4fa have been delivered 10 the undersigned
arJ mat ali taxes on Faid assessment rolls are
duo and payable as follows
~ ali taxes Oh real cstate are due and pay
WEDNESDAY, MAY I. 1912
..a ,b. remaining aud nnal one-half ~ taxes
o,'p t r.,i stale shall he due and payable on tho
TipST or NOVEMBER. 1872. All taxes be-
lar,s Hens on the real estate affected thereby
on ,Lo respective days when they become due
aud pavabIe ns hercinbef"re provided ana shaI
remain such liens until PAID
TEe s<cond half ~ the tax on real estate
,.blrh It due aB hcTeinbefore provided on IN"
orst day OF November following the payment
- Tho first half may he paid on the first day
-, Noy or at any time thereafter providing the
grqt half shall have been paid or shall be paid
at the same time and on such payments 81 tho
s,,r1 b,if aS NAV bs made I'm such manner
rrtor Ia Noyember hrst q discount shall bs al
ioorca from the date Of payment to November
sret a, the rate Of four p'r tentum per annum.
80 DISCOUNT - ALLOWED on PER
sONaL TAN BILLS: ~ =.
gins June I nnd DeccmDet u WI u"pa'" p''
sonaI taxes june J. -. ~.
Tsxcs are payable ~ the Office OF the re
ccIy.r of Taxes I'm the Borough where tho
nropcrty - located. as follows:
thorough Of Manhattan. 81 Chambers e.
thorough Of The Bronx, Municipal BulldlhS'
corner I'd and fremont avcs.
thorough Of Brooklyn. Municipal R,'Ildlhg
thorough OF queens, Cour: square Lohs
BOROUGH o, Richmond. Borough Hail St
FRED II. f.. EBsTEIN. Receiver OF Ta1e,
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pROPOSAlS,

PROPOSALS FOR. PRINTING. 49, ARMl RSi,l
H,iIiinE whitehall street. New YORK tif'
49, tolo-Sealed proposals. In trlpli-
cate viii received here gn rcSursd $50 s
"i, i,,,,ot during fiscal year beginning July j.
NE NE "Gpf Information upon application
i''- NJ. GRAY ZALINSKl. Depot q NJ.
GOVERNORS IsLAND n N ~ lI,plisais III APRlL for r.
lViL Tuel Gasoline. Mineral oil. aud
Fnrngn and straw Uhree months and years
snnpiyI required in Eastern DIVISION durins
Saar commencing July ], lol2 WIZ be re
ye;n, y;,od here until 10 a. M. May 1872 IN
Ssanru S,,,, ,nn furnished on application. j. B.
-. -. % III.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-29
SURROGATE'S NOTICES.

LEWIS. JAMES PIN PURSUANCE OF AN
order ~ the Surrogate OF the County of Lewis
" v notice is hereby given TO all persons hav
inr claims against James p. Lewis, late OF the
town OF Croghsn Lewis County. y. y, deceased
to nresent the same with vouchers therefor, q
the Surrogate OF the County OF Lewis, at his Of
flee In the village OF Lowyie. Lewis County. n
y ON or before the Goth day OF May. 1al2, pur-
suant 10 Section 1864 OF the Code OF Civil Pro
cedure OF the STATE OF New York, and on said
dav Harry S Lewis and Grace u. Cornwall viii
andy for letters OF administration 10 be Issued
TO him upon said estate.
Dated April 25 1872.
HARRY $. LEWIS
GRACE L. CORNWALL
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TbdE1oMbt AVE-

The approNlmate amount OF the lien or charge,
in satisfy whish the above described property Is
TO be sold is sos 2Ss 10, with interest thereon
fron the 6th day OF April. 1912, together with
.nsts and allowances amounting TO S3ja 50, with
interest from April 23rd. 1872 together with tho
evpenses OF the sale. The approximate amount
81 taxes assessments and water rates or other
ii.ns which are To be allowed to the purchaser
out of the purchase money or paid by the Ref
sroc IS IS $50 80 and interest. Said premises arc
70 he 81 la subject to six t6l first mortgages now
,,Iid liens against separate portions OF the
same for AN aggregate sum OF S2O3OOO and sc-
crued Interes. thereon from Dec. 18th. 1911. at
the rate OF five per cent. ,55el per snnun.
Dsted New York. April 18th, 19i@
WORDEN h, WINNIE Referee
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WORK WANTED.
Male


BOY Isb. three Years high school education
position with chance Of advancement. Ad-
dress Gogel G43 East 9th 81.
CHAUFFEUR -NECHANIC-Swede married ex
lerisuCc foreign. domestic caIs; careful driver;
honest, sober competent. with private family
cty country, best references. Hjelstrom. BOZ
East seth 81
CHAUFFEUR French; speaks good English :
2le years excellent references; understands :
all cars $50 week Protective Registry, -jS
West tooth st. Tel. o2iS Riverside.
CHAt FFEI'E- E-MECHANIC-COlored; two years
experience. AGO. Niutou. Panhard 1ozleT,
Nerccdss and Locomob.!e. references. Merritt
22o East seth ST
EN- SOLDIER-Go appearance, position at
anything. with advancement. II. Heck 128
Elm ST.. Yves; Hcboken.
sTENOGRAPHER C26), experienced general
all around Office man. George Hanken. 1919
Longvod ave. Bronx. --
YOUNG MARRIED Man at anything where
there IS fair compensation; understands
painting and carpenter work. handy with tools
rot afraid Of work. Address J. F. Hoey. 2ls3
Washington ave. Bronx
Female
CHAPERON. Cultured German lady as chap
eron, companion, or any position 81 trust
has travelled. taught; references. Address :"
Box %. Tribune Uptown Ofice 1864 Broad
way.
REFINED WIDOW. companion 10 elderly lady or
housekeeper: bachelor or Nidower's family;
highest references. Industrial Association Agency.
u West 42d St Tel. 5210 BRYANT
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CARPET CLEANING.

S:T1- YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS
NE" oldest Largest, Most Modern
FIVE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
prices Reasonable send for Circular.
-, fIsoo-ago3 Bryant. <37-<3s West <5th 81
: c,nFFTIT- CARPET CLEANING Co-Cieans
CHnSa N .om pressed air, steam. hand or on floor
,.Ss Rroadway, 421 East 4sth st. COE &
~ NDT Tel 132--3Sth
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

-. r,iE NATTER OF THE ASSIGNMENT
fott y RAXTER & COMPANY. lNCOR-
poRATED. for the benefit Of creditors,,min
pursnauco Of an order of the supreme ,oIt
~ tho state OF New York. notice is hefeny
9i.cn tbst the undersigned VIII sell az pubhc
sUction the mcolccted accounts receivable M "f
a n BaYter 4 Company incorporated. W tm, '
yYrk ON the 9th day OF May, lol2' at j.
o'clock NJ. $500, a., ,oto
D''''' GEORGE J. VESTNER. Assignee.
no J. ADAMS. Attorney for Asslsnee' -
- 81 Manhattan. New york City.
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The plan to organize investment houses
into a cooperative body TO protect IN
vestors against misrepresentation by under
writer's VINO offer securities TO the public
seems 10 he progressing. Now It is thought
that ten large investment houses shall JOIN
in a guarantee of EXPENSES of organization
for the first four years, when 1t is fgured
that the organization will be sclf-support-
ing. Thus far it is said, five New York
investment houses have signlfed their
friendliness and are willing TO join in such
a plan.
There is some expectancy regarding the
report Of the efficiency engineering experts
who have been over the Wabash 10 deter
mine what is necessary for rehabilitation
of the road. Thousands Of stockholders are
interested. and the fear expressed Is that
assessments of common and preferred stock
holders will be heavy.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-29
Male.

AGENTS-Ris money to be made. sample free.
4 new leader. Attractive proposition. Write
US for the sample. CoUrtly, Smith & Co, An-
CuSta, y. J.
MADE $50. 900 In hve years with small mall
order business; began with s. Send for free
bookl,t. Tells how. Hescock. JO55 LOckport'
y. Y.
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LOST BANkBOOkS.

RANKBooK No. 5?7.o45 Of the Union Dime
I'm 20 IL is hereby called upon 70 present the
c@Ian @ r,itbln ten days or submit to having said
20 ssbook cancelled and a new one issued.
i0sT-Bankbook No. 2,0so. Bank for Savings,
900 An ave, New York. Payment stopped.
Please return Book to bank
New-York tribune., 1912-04-29
Female.

TIE BUTTERICK PUBLISHING co. offers DO
snable positions TO well educated young women
with a practical know edge o. dress designing.
:; MINING etc Apply by letter only, stating age
ana experience. 70 4. l.. c., Butt 'rich Bldg, y.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-29

II the request for issuing S2,00o,oOo re-
eeiyer's certificates is granted by the courts
10 the Kansas City Mexico & Orient Rail-
way the proceeds from this sale. 1t IL
planned, Will be used to complete the road
70 point on the Mexican border. The two
committees Of the road seem to be In har-
mony as regards financing the road through
the issuance Of receivers certificates.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-29

Tho approximate amount ot tho lien or
char.c tp satisfy which the abnN" desCI lpeu
,,rnn.'r,y l. 10 Ice sold, is Seven thousand three
hundred rf,y-thrco and cighty-nine one-hun-
Irodtbs u 1853 So Dollars with interest thrre-
on from tn. @3rd day of April l?lZ' togsthct
Win costs and allowance amounting 10 lltee
hundred forty-cight aud twelve onc-hundredtns
taiS i.b Dollars with interest from April 20
toio together with the expenses ot the sale.
ri ,nnroxinate amount of the taxes. assess
uaufq and water rates or other Hens. WhlSh
are 10 he allowed to tho purchaser our OF inc
nurrnasa money. or paid to the referee Is
100 hundred slxty.thrcs and scventy-fouT one
hundreths l263 ~ Dollars. ~
DatcJ New York April 20 lo12.
CHARLES y. MORGAN Referee
si.p,.r.vE, Court. COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
Maurice Frankfort Plaintiff against Johh hi'
Iipck construction Company, Inc, 81 a. pe-
fcudauts.--In pursuance OF a Judgment OF iDiv t
,Iostr, and sale duly made and entered III ~ tns
aI,yo entitled action and bearing date nc 51Ip
day OF April. 1912, l. the undersigned thc I hyt
cree in said Judgment named. WIZ ser ~ NJ III
auction AT tho Exchange Sales Room Nos. ~
III Nesev Street IN the Borough OF Manhattann' H.
City ot New York. on the 2lst day OF May ioI1'
~ T. o'clock noon on that DAY, by Joseph
Dav Auctioncer, the premises directed 10y s4Iu
Judgment To be sold, and therein described as
follows: AN that land in the borough OF Nan
haitian. city County and state OF NeW iofN. h.
bounded and described as follows: Beginning az
the corner formed by the Intersection or INC
nortbcrly side of one hundred and Ihirty-sev
enth street with the westerly SIDE ot EGselo'.pe
,v,uuc running thence Northerly along the
westerly side OF Edgecombo Avenue seven nun
dred and nineteen feet six inches to the south
erly side ~ one Hundred and Fortleth Sree',
,ha,cc westerly along the southery side OF one
iIrnd,cd and Fortieth Street one hundred and
afty-liyc feet and half inch to the eastery
side of Avenue st. Nicholas; thence southety
Ing ,ba easteriy side OF Avenue st. Nicholas
~c,c1 hundred and twenty-nne feet seven anG
one quarter inches to the said northerly side OF
One Hundred aud Thirty-seyenth street. and
,r,cn EasterIy along the same thirty four feet
| tn Tho point or place Of beginning.
! Dated New York, April 20, lol@
WORDEN T.. WHINE. Referee.
,vtxs MASON WOLFF & HOGUET. Attor-
news for Plaintiff. n William street. Bor-
| ough of Manhattan. city OF New York.
The following Is diagram OF the property tc
New-York tribune., 1912-04-29
PUBLIC NOTICES.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

Department OF Fiuauce. Bureau for the col
toItion OF Taxes No 81 Chambers ST. Borough
~ Manhattan, New York. April /. 1912
New-York tribune., 1912-04-29

The Louisville &; Nashville is having
prosperous year and the fiscal report is
expected TO he the best I'm the roads his
tory. Estimated on the twelve months re-
turns, about Il per cent will be earned on
$50 600 900 stock
New-York tribune., 1912-04-29
MEETINGS AND ELECTIONS.

EsTABsISHED 1854
mi, ,,,uai Meeting of the Shareholders OF
~ Wo1, York society Library for the election
~ ave Trustees will be held a. 100 UniysrslpVo po
lbfsN r.INI.I 80
New-York tribune., 1912-04-29

about si.9io.OOO. These notes are the bal
ance of an issue Of s2.50o,OOO made IN
9O7, $4,000 having already been retired.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-29
BOARD AND ROOMS.

MADISON AVE, Ti.--Large and small rooms.
With board; prices reasonable for summer;
Telephone; references.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-29
sKs AND OFFICE FURNITURE
STORAGE NOTICES.
Julius Kindermann & Sons
Storage Warehouses.
is.o-iS5l BROOK AVE. NEAR 10th ST,
aud 5S5-5s1 WALES AVE, COR. 150IH 81.
1860 1862 WEBSTER ANENIE.


New York, April END. 1917
To Mrs Pearle Zuchtman. Mr.. !. J. Van
Horn. M. D: Mr. 4. d. Manley. Jr.. Mrs A.
Musgroye, Mr.. NJ IL. Kelleher Mrs. r. Martin.
Mrs IT. J. Bennett. Mrs. Ida Sonneborn. Mary
Pishe .Cowperthwait & Son. Miss \. +. street.
Mr.. Hslry LasCar, Mrs. J. Leahey, Mrs. Eoith
Hetting. Mr. +. W Schlling. Mrs. Myrtle
Iambly. A. Falkin. Nellie Hasr. Mrs II. SOM
merfeld. Mrs. A. Decreny. Mrs. 4. Hartigan.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. l.. Kingston Mr. II. +. TIL
ton, Mr. David Strulson. Mrs. Ida Thomas
Leon Lankisky. Mary McGraham. Mr.. ID. Il.
Tuttlo. r. H. Clarke: You and each Of you
are hereby notified that. the time for the pay
ment OF our lien upon the property hereinafter
described having expired, after due notice
thereof had been given you, We VIII cause such
property, 10 wit. Household Goods, Personal
Effects and Merchandise. stored In the Julius
Kindermann & Sons Storage Warehouses. at
I349-i3jl Brook Avenue. and at JSj-5SI wales
Avenue. and az l360-l362 Webster Avenue.
New York city. by you or In your name COR In
which you may have an INTEREST,", to he sold at
public auction, according to the statute in such
case made and provided, at the warehouses,
Nos 6s5 and 5S7 Wales Avenue, corner East
150th Street. New York City. on Friday May
10th. 1912, at 10 a. m. and II the sale thereof
is no, completed on said date the same will
be continued at the same place on every day
thereafter. beginning at 10 a. m, and continu-
ing until all the goods are sold.
JULIUS KTNDERMANN & SONS STORAGE
WAREHOUSES;.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-29

,,I5-r0p VISIBLE. 10 Nassau st. CataIoS;no:: !:
tL,.s. all makes taken part payment; oaIs ss'"'
A. Und.Iwooda Remipgtons. divers smHaS
New-York tribune., 1912-04-29
r,,oNIsueo ROOMS TO LET.
TvoeWRITINo AND TYPeWRIT r:

.---,.,G GT i5TU.--A large. we'll furnished room
win bath. private house. gentleman ~
New-York tribune., 1912-04-29

Now that the $4,000. 900 new Erie notes
nsve been sold d large part Of the specuia-
uan In this many-tmes- -in-the- past manipu-
hted stock has lost much OF its incentive.
hs railroad the Erie is fast improving In
all its branches. It's roadbed is being put
into better condition the road has been
double tracked a great part Of the distance
between New York and Chicago, and new
equipment is in evidence along the line But
II has cost money to do all this; and fixed
charges have increased. IN 1907 the fixed
charges werc s12.O46,7j5 and in 1911 they
were S14955,257. The present year will
see still further increase in fixed charges,
while the net increase in earnings will not
be sufficient 20 offset them.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-29

,,I,>-Dpr-s zinc neat Finnish girI, good
- ,a,,1Sraes. fne references; S2S; city or coIn,
,r,. Myn,tlnen's Agency, 2lOI 9Th ave 4'i'
rio
New-York tribune., 1912-04-29

MAIN or TTENDANT.-Gerinan. good
sewer. can massage we'll. can he nursery
royeruoss. $50. i've Years In last place Miss
Snea's Agency. East i2d
New-York tribune., 1912-04-29

MOTHER and DAUGHTER want place together :
mother excellent cook: so: daughter cha1in,. chan
berriald and waitress: SO nom hoiolgnt
,oupetent. Nne references. criterion Agency
al columbus ave. (I6th St.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-29

,-,ny.s nam Neat. tai. oblslng Swed!'h
''rranaid" excellent references: also very 5000
s,,iss French and German maids osier1eFg
AgencN. ZIG Lexington ave. IeI. IV'-l -
New-York tribune., 1912-04-29

,T-%DRFSS Swedish: neat: excellent Iauh-
5rass. frsf class I'm every respect; excellent
-ofercncos' Osterberg's Agency 7l6 Lexington
- Tel i(-t- plaZa.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-29

NI.RSE North German. experienced ycung g'ri
for child over two years: good sewer, oHs' r"t
eronscs. civ or county, wages ~ ~ al ?,
New-York tribune., 1912-04-29

,,-,-DpEsS 90 shirts, collars and all
Gor linen. excellent reference, MISS MAJ. MAJ,
,sTet smiths Agency - West i2d ST. Phohe
cO3g Bryant
New-York tribune., 1912-04-29

Xf-RSERy GOvERNEsS. North German. -
fined. good sewer; children over four ears
bcst reforeuceg. city or cnurtr-'. wages 81" $50
C,i st Lang & Bocchercr 90 Agency. A. A. ~
West 33i 81.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-29

,l-vUpTSS-Can do shirts. collars. Guns
c,naiIe Finnish girl. best city references.
rrssiIa Agency. $50 Lexington ave- tel A4''
New-York tribune., 1912-04-29

Er.RSF can take infant from hr'h; under
etards All foods, excellent references MISS
Margaret smiths Agency % West i2d ST. Tel
2g20 Tryauf.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-29

',,.s,- ,,,rn f-onnetert Greman- French
LAD1 . 49, - ay,d racker: best references.
halu' hoou h.. 80" a,es san- s35 Call at Lang &
Guy or Co'n'' -, az a. a. West 33d ST.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-29

lar in 1912 arc prophetic OF the future bust
ness and are very encouraging Certain is
u that the necessity for increased rolling
stock is apparent. and that railroad officials
ere optimistic as regards future business
improvements
New-York tribune., 1912-04-29

/ two children : years up. instruct !E Gernau
! Sneals 'rMglIsh. references; wages So. Frau'ein
/ rnisl - M.est .4ih 81
New-York tribune., 1912-04-29

,I.>nDl-ss wants permanent place N
cood FAMILY. would help in kitchen; $50
,i,, ar countr, Protective Registry. @3S West
10Otn St Broadway. Tel "-fS hINf''"S.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-29

I,I->-npFse swedish: first class.family laun-
dross. strong, willing and obliging; best Ietef
o,Css. cit, or country. $50. Charles wilson
Agency 14l East 57th a.. Tel 2&4 -FIaZa
New-York tribune., 1912-04-29

,aL,r nnrkcr hair dresser. $50; would
,ravei PROTECTIVE Registry, 2@S West lOoth
ni.nrslde.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-29
TIM e TABL LES.

In order to avoid
the possibility OF
danger from ice, the
steamers of the
Hamburg American
Line have been
ordered to take the
m ost southerly
course, going to lat
-itude $50 on the
eastward trips.
The lifeboat ca.
pacity of all its
steamers will be am.
pie to provide for
every person aboard.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-29
SITUATIONS WANTED.

'r.rErr vAN-Gorman: 81. can care for
horse COW chickens, lawns, good rerCr
enras carl. Mathcwson Agcncy. SIS oth ave.
tel 37s Bryant.
i-sETI'I. HOUSEMAN, with excellent releI,
noes cgr act as butler, small place IN
country preferred so. Protective ResgiSTiy'
.sS West tooth st., Broadway. Tel. o-1' XIV
cTside.
NOKKING FARMER - Married, Amer.can az, >
successful with poultry. wife make butter.
bo,rd helm. we'll recommended carpenter
bureau. 15i 9Th ave.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-29

More than fifty thousand cars have been
ordered since January ]. 1912, and the indi-
Gallons are. from inquiries, that fully hat
as many more additional will be ordered
tnls year. This is considered conserVa-
I'VE view OF the car situation, as among
railroad men II is acknowledged there IS
shortage Of cars, and that large orders
must be placed TO provide for increasing
freight and passenger demands.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-29

>.,-pgr scotch Protestant: veiy neat and caps
b.o. long cxpericuco. infant preferred, has
friend laundrcss. FIRST class. Miss M'rro" S
AForcy III Lexington ave.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-29

MAID North German Protestant: good packer.
traveller. sever: neat In appearance excellent
rc,erenccs s35 Criterion Agency 3ii Columbus
n,o ooh ST Tel. ef6S-Srhuylor.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-29

, tIor,N YER. 400 9th ave. Telephone 4"21
Madison 50. Agency for superior domest.e ne-L.
1T-ZT A%D NIECE would like place toseth"l /.
ohambcrmaid and Iaundrcs;s, ; $50 g., orro. pro.
.r,U ,oc,5,o Agency. 23S West Tooth St; tel 92iS
New-York tribune., 1912-04-29

,I-,.DRF,Ss Exce'lcnt family laundress; $50
j" - year.' reference last place; city or conn-
cy,terIon Agency. 341 Columbus ave. G6th
SCHUYLER.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-29

INFANT"g NURSE.-Tske full charse, thor
oughIy experienced . years excellent ret
erence; city, country: $50. lndustIldl "ssY $50
clatlon Agency IL West 40
New-York tribune., 1912-04-29

ne North American Company WIZ re-
"f al par and interest from current
'Was It's outstanding collateral trust
WI cent notes. due May I, amounting TO
New-York tribune., 1912-04-29

I,tT,,,IIENliAID.- Neat. wiling, strong Swedish
~ 81 axncrieSrod kItchenmaid best references
SO, Osterberg's Agency. 7l6 Lexington ave
New-York tribune., 1912-04-29

haby RON birth: lest references; city or C"ul,-
~. wages $40 So. can al Lsns a boechc'e'
Tc Agency AZ -45 a West 33d 81.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-29

,:I.RsF, and TsEFtL.-Good sewer mother 5
beipor: by North cf ireland Protestant Young
woman. reference. Mrs Cooper's Agency '''
6tI ave gsth Z