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The Washington herald., 1912-08-29
Kniser's Health Better.

Z Berlin. Aug. a.-Although the latest
Information given out by court physi-
clans Is to the effect that the Kaiser Is
making good progress on the road to
health. II Is announced that his journey
to Potsdam has been postponed until
Friday. A further postponement Is con-
sidered likely.
The Emperor will visit Switzerland, ac-
cording to plans already announced. but
the trip TO Interlaken and up the Jung
frau Railroad have been abandoned
The Washington herald., 1912-08-29
su.pe.as Pig Iron Rate Iscrea.e..

The Interstate Commerce Commission
yesterday suspended from September 1
to December 30 advances in pig iron
rates on the Chesapeake and Ohio and
the Norfolk and Western from various
furnaces in Virginia to Philadelphia One
rate on this commodity Ii applicable
via, Hsgerstown. Nd. and the other via
Norfolk. Va The Norfolk rate is 20
per cent less than the other. The ad-
vsnced rate eliminates the Hagerstown
tariff. thereby increasing rates on pig
IRON over % per eent
The Washington herald., 1912-08-29
Flag for Negro Race.

Cleveland, Ohio. Aug. 2s.-Rev.
]. Lennox, bishop of the Zion
African Evangelical Church. is
the Betsey Ross of the colored
race. He has designed an Official
5 flag for the negro race. Recently
Bishop Lennox attended a NOV
ing picture theater. On the pro-
gramme was singer who sang
Every Race Has Flag but the
Coon"
The Washington herald., 1912-08-29
Ben.inxer's Case Continued.

/. The case of Gilbert Bensinger. owner
OF the river steamer Angler; Louis JEFF
ferson. Elijah Sanders. James Oliver.
Andrew MARI and Albert jackson. who
appeared In the Polio court yesterday.
charged with selling intoxicating liquors
withoua a license, was continued until
September .. Bensinger says he has ap-
piled for license. but has not yet re-
cefyed It. Bond was fixed at 500 each.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-29
West y,r&i.ia Banker caaeht.

Los Angeles. Cal. Aug. 2ssrR h.
Noon. teller in the An Night and Day
Bank. and former clerk for the George.
II. Bassett Company. Parkersburg. w.
Va, was taken into custody here to-day
charged with embexziement. The war
rant was sworn to by r. d. Anderson
Parkersburs concern. who claim they
have been swindled out of more than
The Washington herald., 1912-08-29
T0-DAY's SELECTIONS.
(Morning Telegraph Selections.)
Havre De Grace.

(Morning Telegraph Selections.)
Havre De Grace.
First race-Sleuth, Tea Rose,
Ringling.
Second race-Penobscot, Isa-
dora, Bob r.
Third race-Pretend, FL Orc.
-Elkhurst.
Fourth race-Lochiel. Bounder,
Judge Monck
Fifth race Wilson entry.
Bunch Of Keys, Progressive.
Sixth race-Michael Angelo, Ell
Bart. Salali.
Windsor.
First race-Giddings entry,
Battle Song. Brookdale entry.
Second race-Parr, Garth en-
try. Prince Hampton.
Third race-Edda, BucEhorn,
Font.
Fourth race - CONGRESSMAN
James, Bouncing Lass, Bachelor
Girl.
Fifth race Sprightly Miss,
Tankard, Flabbergast.
Sixth race-Rye Straw. Union
Jack. Toddling.
Seventh race-John Reardon,
Cloud Chief, Feather Duster.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-29
Lose. s1oo Diamond pin.

Mrs. Emily Smith, Of the Plymouth.
has reported to the police the loss of a
s7c0 diamond bar pin. which disappeared
from her apartment some time since last
Sunday.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-29
$hs 0nsht to Use "Absarbit"

She~can't imagine why he's cutting his
call SO short. He's too polite to tell the
reason. II she knew, she wouldn't blame
him. One troubled with perspiring arm
keenly as another.
No need being embarrassed by excess
i've perspiration, unpleasant odor. wet.
Wearing dress sRieidseeven on hotssst
days, In stuffiest rooms, or when dancing
or exercising. "ABSORBIT." the new
wonder, does away with all that-abso-
lute}y. Marvelously effective Fine for
perspiring feet. Entirely harmless-eyen
on face and neck. Doesn't irrtate;
doesn't clog pores. Cooling, pleasant to
use. Easy to apply with pad contained
in box. Try 4. and you'll always have
II on your dressing table.
"ABs0RBTr.'' at your drug store. e5e-or mailed
on recsip<S Of price by Won Scsel Laboratories.
Chemical Bldg. Chicago. m Sold IN this city and
reeunnsDded BY James o,Donnsi ~ = 81. nv.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-29
THOUSANDS MOURN
At BOOTH FUNERAL
Rites for Late Founder of Salvation
Army Attended by $4,000
Persons.
CEREMONY Is MOST IMPRESSIVE

London. Aug. 2S.-Thirty-four thousand
persons stood with barred heads while
forty bands thundered the sonorous music
of the Dead March from Saul tonight
as the body of Gen. William Booth. asleep
forever in a plain coffin. was borne
through the great Olympia to the funeral
bier.
Half Of the vast throng was composed
OF members Of the Salvation Army.
founded by Gen. Booth. and they wore
the familiar blue coats and red jerseys.
or the blue bonnets trimmed with red
ribbon. The crimson banner Of the 'army
of fire and blood" unfurled for the first
time on Mount Calvary, hung above the
coffin while banked flowers. the tribute
of royalty. of high society. and of many
organizations. all but concealed the snow
white catafalque. Flags of all nations,
Salvation Army standards. wreaths, and
twenty pictures of the dead general COM
pleted the decorations of the hall.
The front rows of the chairs before the
coffin were filled with representatives Of
various societies. an equerry to the King,
several mayors In their robes of office. a
delegation from the stock exchange, min
isters from all the Protestant churches,
and many Jewish rabbis. The balance
Of the crowd was made up of the plain
people for whom the army works No
other congregation comparable with II
ever came together in London save at
the funeral Of the generals wife, twenty
two years ago, in the same hall. As the
body entered II was preceded by the red
flag of the army. Following 1t came Off
GERS from ten nations. and then Gen.
Bramwen Booth, son OF the dead general
and now commander-in-chtef of the Sal
vation Army, and his wife.
Army Hymns Sung.
The cofin was covered with a flag, on
which rested Bible and the generals
cap. No word-of-mouth service was at
tempted. but as the two-score bands
broke into familiar army hymns, the
vast chorus drowned the music with
song Only the drums could be heard
above the voices. A placard bearing the
figure "3' was elevated. and all bowed
their heads In prayer. Bramwell Booth,
striding up and down the platform, be-
hind the coffin, swinging his arms over
his head. led the singing. Then all the
soldiers In the army rose and recited in
unison the covenant OF fidelity to the
Lord
AS the catafaIque was wheeled slow
ly down the aisle. the bands began
when the Roll Is Called Up Yonder.
III Be There." and 10000 voices shook
the arched ceiling with the rhythmic
hymn. The CONC was placed in a
hearse and taken to Salvation Army
headquarters, and will be taken to Alb
ney Park Cemetery tomorrow.
As the doors closed behind the cas-
ket. Olympia became a babel of tongues
and "a riotN Of foreign delegations, try
ing TO ind companions in the throng,
and the police had struggle TO restore
order.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-30
ST. MAATa CHURCH.

Tutaarrnw tths Erat Sunday in A0' geptl helns rha fist Sunday M th' nIauih. the celebration of the aoiS Euchsriat will take place "t 1'so a r, inxlead nG B. 3ph1eEr pG nddrcas' Advent. RIid thr Church Years TcnchinSH."
 sunIay schOO. 0Hd Bible cL"As al ln:SD.
 Eyutauns at ( o'clock, WtfE first oi Advent asrmona Gn The Gom1nes ot ChrtsI." HuL1cet. ''The First Coming uf Ihrlst. Shown tlD In thO Civil cS1- entiar, t2J3 in BAculAr IiEstnI1. and tsl nv Christian Institutions Such ss Bun day. tlle Ilnly Communion and thE ChIfch It&eI,'
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-30
OFFICIAL PAPER.
NOME, ALAel<A, NOV 90, 1912.
NEME MAN FOR FAIR.

CT all the organizations in Nome surely ons ought to rxlIA np rae mat ter of hArlng Nome rArFEatsnI e1 Hi tIT' Panama exposition by s. sptalal com rnlshioheT. Sometimes people seem to oTeriuDk the IHpl1r!aWe vI Surh IRinA az means for advertising pGr LlculAr induRerS But. yheu mining Hlgn visit the fztr tine very GrEt part of ir ia which they w1D rhAI iuIAr~.i is LhA department fu1lIEeUIri wILh nInlnE. Thithcr will theS bund their RtepA. hun- dreda of them. ana rhsre will they drink sh wsrh avEaiiy th& t4Iea told about various Ininin6 sections by ths exhibitA In the AIAslznn exhibit at ths PanaH,a,' 1T R Ear1hn aks e.Hnmis- sione.' be appointed. they rill ses overwhelming sVtdsfics of tho Ereat- AsAs 0C the Jahana, region. ard the rGuoluucs of ae~sIa Peninsula nr0 Eure tc take a hack ReaL Ear thi9 no one would pr could blame our fTfends up the river. They Grr ulive to tho importance ot hsinE particularly rap- reaentcd down ihsrc and 1lo orh can be hlR1ned fer Ee1nE alive
 The blamc should bc lntd at .hs 6Oor Of Nome for nesiecunE such np- Just imagine huEdrrds of tlsitihg thu ruIrinE pHdldtng at ths fair, with lots of monty to in- vest, hnd never 2 word lhsre. DOT an exhibit rhAt would sluw Lhetu me ad- rahraee os investing 1r this section.
 or all the organizations in Nome .s there not one to .ake the inItintiYc7
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-30

Let his ans1sr be ofiistvstsE suf hs marks himself down q weaA ineotnpe- tGnt.
 As rule tho men who eAcpgs I fTontler cnIIntry like Alaa1a as ths I.ald of ihnir labor arc men Bittsd ~1th courage and the deEirs 70 gei away from tlIe Nopn'ass dTudE4AE 9t Luse population Gshtsra. Thav ars nun who srs willing to h<~ cur . rpad fer therEelyeR
 us cauras ,lnJ9 tront1sr couhI!As hon, .nnA 10 tIule men find thsar way fropl slums and AIuIlAf placos and be- cumu stttler g. charas cn tlSe cAt'zsnH sp eke precurIeus existcnce# ls @sthsaA porpawed kruu. rheir fornase unhSAithS zurrYut,alnKR 1ut nu&h RtS very s1uwtl Is!inprlty ard Shh 9@ rsSa<deo as uesnsibls quantity when dssAnE for instahce with Alaskhnn ss q ~hols'
 The rAtsl AIazkaa mAiEaa go1d money but hn fuAk mt always kasp It A chlraman could do the same. ID duub,. fur .he real dlmcnty comes iE tr51ne to sttuI Un to the uoin- Eut. great gcutl, whaE ( s0ud time he hs Why, ha hardly even Eeth time 70 know hs is nruce'
 Ev@n ths nasB wh0 wUTk for wHE"s wirh pick and shovel ure hardly RAppy HI thss spend whist rilay set uGLhsr in proxpgctine CT having Evod time. sonu Gt them, mora power to thEEu, In onA summsr Heason mske ,rors than many bank caAhfers cut- Aiae could make In a ysr and SHt bapk cashiers are rtEsrdsd- pouE as- Y1Ia. un capitalists Romet!rsa-
 Thls Alaska is cey9alnly E. hoTr!ole .uuntry fu1 & poor mae, Nc ~"Adsr wA Whlne against the SondItirna WheA we hluW 1n moFE than enough to RtTe uA \ leading place lh the highest Po- ciuLl circles 1f some place like PAyRl- ,up. We c=rLrjaiy do need aid. Or Is 1t & S'iardanf
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-30
GENUINE LOVE MATcH OVER.

.9tISTuN. Oct. 11-Ths ronAncs cd Colonel and Hrs 1Enlt' IuTtoax. ~hO vera sure four years HEu that thair1 WgA a love match. because each bad bsgu rIarrlsd aAd divorced betore' haA nnms tp GTef
 krs. Furlong. heiresS 10 the psVid Harding Aktatc. 'ROckrIn1ucn-" 10 ManEScld, Eow seeks n secon6 sspArS- lion Sha uccdsAa Colonel ~BiiIy." ths dAsh;nY r'exAs ranger. college sVAd- u,te, athlete md former Rost0u1aH. of being iruci lgnd ahHsrs.
 The ease iE scheduled to bsgtu sO- r,urrnw at Fai. RIvet. Colpnei "EiIy" ,s uSw nt TinIhrur and wui contest
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-30

CogY for UpHlsr sdYsrtis%nHsht% muAt b% In by 70 o'clock nn the day Y pubtiO1kEoA.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-30
FORTUNE IN ALASKA.

Let @ny fnan who ias spCnLr '@r us sAY. . dozen years Ia AlaskA lock back and ask htnsssit It hs could not Eavs mpney if he had only applied hin1scif to naaklNg Ir.
 Meet hnS n1ah ih lhE Esrcct md nals hin #, attsT s0VsTal ss&Es iI AlAska. hs has nralc nothing. That hihn will have pride enough to answer thEt hS could haso made it 1t i,A so desired,
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-30

rau havs mess tiIsir ESurAd fuur A~inv or xsvr fuel and 0reSbflsA- Let us Hsurs YaS 6 ar~atsr sA"'"S on ysur wtntsr'a m4eRt. Phone Red 7r
 ukICt4 MEAT co,
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-30
apEcIAL ANhauNcEM ENT.

My new stor4 EE nearly cefnplst+n and will De one of Lhe largest Ard tnnst cumu,ucInua in NaAe+ Et Win be ready for occupancy FnVss1nsr 20. when l will have on displAy one of the Iarsept stocks 0f new and second aAnd Ecodp In Mems. All gccdR u'asx' ed in plain Gsurss, evsry article . bargain. aeli everything. Will HHVe you eE per cent on now Epod4- 50 pAr can't vN goods kllghtly nAsd- l Fas qthars money, xhS not yo1e EV1r7 astiols as rspEssshtAH or ap"aaS Ts: funded, If yon %Ant to buy or AFU anythine ring Hfask Tn- l want 70 buy COOK stovss ruas. carpets. rni"tts h0ss.
 HnLTS Nsw stOre. %11 FrofA'
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-30
t0 anf TMk. NEMk

mat int0re@tE AlsAkznT you sh0n4e sae~c4hA for ah4 hAllE H"EEst' EA'o per month dBl4ShrS6.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-30

Entered aA sac7nd- class naatte<. Feh. "a. lao7. at the RoSto1tes At Non6ss AIhahA. Under ths Act or GonErasB ot MArak [. 1878.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-30

Lut. Hsh at kskmsa's.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-30

THE NEW EA0LE. Ths hems sf strajshs %lssAk4EA
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-30
lunnE FULLER puskEo.

AscnrdinK 10 exchanges Hon Yukon +iBr ysxrardAy Judge Ersd FulIor got dncked up to lals nsex wIlf on hIE wAy to FaIrasnIs ncn ia't- Arcd. The trip nn' tfaA whole "ss ope ,usrleh of dincultiAz- Ths 6rcaanG WA4 cat,tec wnen ths 1uaEe fell thr'esn 1cA,
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-30

MININu ( pkEpoiNa knITioN.
 The Mining Hpd DredtnG Edition of ths Nome Daily NuEEst ere sn seae at BuNtr. .Mauto O.. Lotn%n br"A' kud the Beued of TtaaA Price s3e DEF copy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-30

PHONE; MAIN NO. sk
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-30

Havs you GtsA shA Tana FIstA iusl IIs<A shisk4n, ak Fr<sAIAs q harpsn'
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-30
FIRE ALAaM aIohALR

FIRE ALAaM el0hALR. Ia etAndArd OIG cA iA carstsns Cold etur@as. ta. Snhn !. assAAh Co exsM- 8. HAAdauafhAhA 1Alssk :1- RAasrdaF1' ofGeA- 2h L&~rpnss HsAsh 2k FIrA psunrtEnAnk 7i. Discovery SAissa- 'x2 Tsrhsr's cig.e AAsrz- q. Pacific celd atsr~rs Co. e4ndapIt 42 Third Ave. And EAHs'1 Way.
 Eru;Hs hsuae PhsHs Main a5. Sever WhlslIss. Wsisn Th~s Ffrs sul
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-30
RICH cHocoLATkA

Toby hes tIs MLsst AAliSh4fvI ehs eeIatsa They .ts ovHtAsra eh@se tetss. Varsity shosssAts% fiseesss %he eSlAtss.
 He aise hsA ths fAMs0uB Hsreit Sitter swsAss a f,slI llas sf Ahleh s' mads frssh hsrA sssrY day.
 .n sHhitien to +hsAA a$llHksa h. ha Ice cream msaA from trSAh srsAM,. For sIl that mAhsa lFs ssAssh llSln. ze to TohY'9 CANDY kETCHEN.
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New-York tribune., 1912-01-03
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London, Jan. 2,-Consols for money closed
i-IG hlsner at IIl4, and for the new account
a mghei' at "a I-l6. Canadian Pacific ad-
Eanced y TO 2il$, and Anaconda ls 10 f77s.
Grand Trunk was q lower at 2lls.
Money was easy. owing TO the release Of
rates were weak
The stock market started the year cheer
tuliy ana generally higher British securi-
ues' Mexican rails and diamond shares
We're the features. Copper stocks and
Grand Trunk issues closed easy. while
weakness in Nicaraguan bonds was attrib-
uted to the passing Of the January interest.
american securities opened steady and
during the forenoon We're quiet at slight
advances; Later Wall Street support caused
small additional gains, and the market
closed steady.
Paris Jan. 2-Three per cent rentes
closed % centimes higher at 9i francs 81
centimes. Prices were steady OH the Bourse.
Berlin, Jan 2.-The Boerse opened strong
to-day. Prices weakened later under profit
taking.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-03
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW 1OhA
Harriet r. Piester. plsiutin, against stanley
Golli.k { Impany 81 al. defendants.
In pursuance Of a judgment OF fofeclosuie .
opJ sale duly made and entered in the aooNe
entitled action, and bearing date the 2Ith Gay
~ Hove,nber. 1911. J. the undersigned, the
referee in said judgment named, VIII sen AZ
rUciic auction at the Exchange salesroom,
kog t4-tG Vevey Street, In the Borough OF
Ntspbaftan CITY Of New York. on the 2ft
da,i ~ Dece,nber. 1911, at IL o'clock noon on
tLs, Isv nv BRYAN L. Kennedy auctoneer'
. ,na' y,'ises TSy' directed by said Judgment 10 be
sold and therein described as follows
sii ,1,at certain lot, piece or parcel or lana
oi,b tbs buildings and Improvements theIeoh,
INNATE living and being In the Borough q
sHsmbat,an. OF tie City Of News9 ork IN the
,rn,,rtv and state Of New York, bounded ana
,iescI ~ noTtberly side OF 26th Street distant
o1no sen+ easterly from the corner formed by
80 - .is.ar.ection OF the northcriy side Of 26th
et,.It with the easterly side OF Nlntn avenue
sna st,set "northcrly. parallel with Ninth Avenue,
es rset 3 inches 50 the centre hne OF oe.,s .ns
block; thence easterly. paraiieI ,rsiie, with
Street % feet; thence southerIy' paIaler VII VII"
st.Ie5t| zyenue. es feet o inches TO the north-
Nti', TN, Ia ~ 1sth street: thence westerly alons
cry eLIy sin.rrbsriv side Of 26th Street, Y rect 20
~ noint or place OF beginning pe the saio
sn,aysi distances and dimensions more or iess
i sa,u hpr ~ Az west 2eth street. The sasteriy
mum mum0y ~ the building on said premises being
pSppS ppss.6 Nav York, November 2sth. 1911:
DS''u GEO b. HOLBER1. Referee
ARRowsMITH & DUNN.
Lttorneys for Plaintiff,
Voe1 froadway New York City.
rhn fotlowIng ie a diagram OF the properly
90 Re sold: its street number Is $50 west Zotn
New-York tribune., 1912-01-03
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The market for outside securities Dis
PLAYED considerable activity and strenglh
tbroucbout almost the entire list The to-
bacco issues We're the features. American
Tobacco. after opening down Z points, ad,
vanced 25 from the low figure, while the
ox-subsidiaries at one time showed sasn aan
=. but subsequently reacted slightly on
profit taking. T. Lorilard moved w .
points and Liggett & Myers points Cnlte9 ed
Cjrar stores continued heavy. Standard
0iI issues were oIiet but firm. III the min
ing list Inspiration, Butte Coalition. Giroux'
BTaden and Greene Cananea were fairy acl
tive within narrow limits. ELY ConsonaateSa
was strong. The silver stock continued
heavy. Porcupine issues were slightly pet
Ter Bonds We're quiet with fair INQUIRY
for Raw Consolidated 6s. Detailed opera
New-York tribune., 1912-01-03
OST BANKBOOKS.

nsoK-RooK NO b7o.I4s of the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing Any person n1sssnt nu't ths
ssms within ten days. submit TO having sa'a
pass-book cancelled, and new one hsueo.
pINK-BooK NO. 5se,ees of the Union Dime
savings Bank is missing Any person haV,hs ,,s
ois,n 70 IL is hereby called upon TO present ne
same within ten days. or submit 70 s',n nsvns sau
pass-book cancelled. and new one Isseee.
SANK-ROoK no. 4ss.349 Of the Union Dime
savings Bank is missing Any person na'ihs ih
Claim 10 it is hereby called upon TO present ne spe
same within ten days, Or suomi, ION ono 20 issnsd
fosT -BaniIbooG No. 45s.5be OF Dry Dock
Savings Institution. Any person navins
claims upon said book is eaued upen TO pre-
ssnt y, sn ia book will be declared cancelled and
= oos,tngnished and a new one Issued In heu
nv ss;.r 5E5ook No. 634870 OF Dry. Dock
LSs xs restitution. Any person having
sN. Sans s,non ssid book Is called upon to pre-
the ;a%S Sook 70 viii ins be % aseared Cancelled and
OF or,nnIsSea. tne ian and a new Issued in lieu
i6sTERanE6ools No. bae.es5 Of Dry Deck
sGv,nss sson said book Is called upon to pre-
.int the game 20 the bank within thirty Gays
sem n =. "a hook will be declared canceiled and
or rtne,,sha5 tne sstn and new one issued in lieu
@ss ;osT ss..k .panEbook No. 1o2.58s Of Dry. Dock
savings Insn,Satstona;,s soa,s is e eaed upon to pre
ant fbs same 10 the bank within thlrty daSs
or,ineuisned and a new one issued In heu
thereof. 80 40 = q
LOST OR oLEN--Bankbook No .. s2eso2 OF NaS tns
SG.r,nan savings Bank In the CITY OF rev
oer'nsn norper an Ave. and i4th ST. issued to
Rsy Rudman All persons are eautloned asa'pss Iss
panS IN the oIth day Of Jan. 1912 duplicate
will be issued. - "a, :, IL
lost OR STOLEN Handbook No Si7;sSl , q Yops ,he
bC.r,nan savings Bank In the City OF New ioIk,
OcI ~ Ave aud f4th ST.. Issued 10 Emil
osws All persons are cautioned sgsinis gs
ua,'ns M asa ' Say OF January 1912. duplicate VIII
be issued
New-York tribune., 1912-01-03
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

In..kLES WILSON'S Employment Agency
'Nitohone 2224 Plaza. I4i East 5Tth st. Sup
phss nrst class servants to private families. All
references Investigated.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-03
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED


coUPLE.-swedish sister brother; do entire
work OF family: thoroughly experienced; ex-
collent references; city. country; ss2rsSV' ,na dh
dustrisl Association Agency, IL West 42d'
Phone. 52l1 Bryant ----
COUPLE.--Cook butler. valet; both first
class; years excellent references; city,
Agency, II west I'D. Phone. 6?to BRYANT
ENGLISH COUPLE on genteman's country
PLACE; wife as housekeeper, man man ss"os coschinan'
gardener; also handy with tools; good references
Address II. J. NJ. Tribune Oftice -
MAN AND WIFE wish position with private
family in country; man for stock garden.
furnace useful; wife general housework. Address
Useful, 200 East I'D st.
Female
CHAMBERMAID-WAIT Young Irish girl;
Aseney s2o ST. 9Th ave, 9th floor Telephone
4527 Madison Square.
CIIAMBERMAID and wAITRESS-By North
OF ireland Protestant; good en'broderer and
sewer: private family: references. 9. J. Cooper.
657 9th ave.
COOK.-FiTst class; an branches: assist iron
ing: excellent references; city, country: $50
Industrial Association Agency. II West 42d ST.
phone 5210 Bryant |
COOK and CHAMBERMAID-WAIT
Two young women, together or separate; ;
tho, thi0roughiy .g5sS6 Miss Ruckieys
Agency. II West 42d 81. 'Phones7is7 Bryant.
CoOK-Thoroughly competent young woman:
understands preparing lunches. dinners, ETC.;
Coopers Agency. 657 9th ave. C5sth ST.
COOK and LAUNDREss - Competent: good
baker: three years references; also chamber
HeiHcy''5;7'i Reency. G57 6th awe ave. ash ft5.
CooK-Young German; good, long references;
$50 p Miss Hofneycrs Agency. 82)-822 bth
ave- 9th floor Telephone 452i Madison SQUARE.
GENERAL HOUSEwoRKER.-Neat comIe-
tcnt reliable; country preferred wages. SO
ilson's Agency. III East 5Ith st. Tei.' 222f
Para.
UOUSEKEEPER- capable young
Iyomsu. bachelors apartments or widower's
household. thoroughly experienced, or travel.
ling position; highest references Industrial
Association Agency. II West I2d ST. Phone
52l0 Bryant
HOUsEwoRKER.-By exceptionally nea, nea,,
Young irish girl lately landed anxious and
willing 10 learn. $40 monthly. call lrwln's
Agency. - West llth 81 -
VoITSFWORKER - Competent young woman;
good home preferable to big wages; country
prsferred excellent reference. Cooper's Agency.
CJ7 9th ave, tSSih stl.
UOISEWORK KER-American; good baker. will
ing and obllging; excellent references city or
country. Coopers Agency, O2i olh ave. ioslh 81.
assist chamberwork: excellent references
CITY or country. S25-S3O. Miss Buckleys
Agency u West 42d St PHONE 14sI BRYANT
LAUNDREss. out by day or take work home
Mrs. Golden 2o38 Third ave
LAUMDREsS-- by the day or take work
home. dozen, week or mOnlh hIh CLASS
oIt,, reference Mrs Golden, 2O3S % ave.
light chamberwork; excellent eeaiustress. II.
Niss Hofnayer's Agency 32u- 81 9th ave, 9th
floor Telephone 4j27 Madison squatc.
NURSE Young English Protestant. fond OF
Co0per's Agency. G57 9th ave. C.sth ST..
WASHING -Co,ored woman wishes family
washing by week or dozen; ~ y, years, refer
cnccs: terms reasonable. Iod west l32d 81.
Phone iGlj MoruingSdc.