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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-11
FORECLOSURE SALES.

sUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York United States Trust Company OF New
York, lsinuff, against Anna x. Daniel and
In pursuance Of q Judgment o; foreclosure
and sale tuly made and entered IN the above
entitled ,ilon. and bearing date the 18th day
OF June, 40 I, the undersigned. the referee In
said judgment named, VIII sell At public suc-
ton, at the New York Real Btste salesroorns.
Mos iG Ts,'y Street IN the B.F9 saSS o. 81
OF August 1912, at ~ O'clock noon on that
day. By Daniel Greenwad auctionser. the
premises directed BY raid Judgment TO be solo.
and therein described as follows:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF lano.
with the buildings and improvements thereon
erected. situate lying and being In tht CITY OF
New York, and bounded and described sc fol
lows. viz: Beginning at a point on the south.
ery eide Of S2nd Street. distant three hundred
ana FIVE 1900 feet westerly from the corner
erly side Of SIND street with the westerly side
Of Columbus Qormerly NINTH Avenue thence
running soytherly, parallel with the said west
ery SIDE Of Columbus Avenue ana part Of the
way through a party wall. one hundred and
two (lO2) feet two % inches 20 The centre line
Of the block between sl.t and eZnd streets.
tIock twenty (2O) feet: thence northerly. again
parallel with the said westerly eide Of Colum-
TWO 20 inches 10 tho said southery aide OF SIND
street. and thence eaeterlj. along the said
soiherl, side OF SIND street. twenty l2o) feet TO
bSing now known by The street number l2s
West s2nd street, in the Borough Of Manhattan
s,IhIect 10 covenants and restrictions con
t1ined IN instruments dated the LIST day OF May.
$50 and recorded IN the New YORK county
registers oftce on the 18th day OF JaDIary'
iSc1 in Tiber 1918 Of Conveyances. page Az
Date1 New York July 20 1912
ALEXANDER BROUGH. Referee
STEWART & 5HEARER. Attorneys Tor ram !.
~ once and Post Office address, NO. -
wall Street Borough OF Manhattan CITY OF
New York. -, ....,,, 80
The following IL q diagram OF tns Po. CO..
be soIS. is street number is l2s West SZnd
Street:
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j. S. STEEL'S BIG BOOKINGS
Untitled Orders on Aug. 81 Larg-
est Since Sept. 80, 1907.

As had been expected. in view Of the
heavy business being booked by all the
steel manufacturers, o further increase in
The volume Of untitled orders was shown
in the monthly tonnage statement OF the
United States Steel Corporation, Issued
yesterday, which gave the orders on hand
on August 81 as 6.163.375 tons. This
total compares with 5,957, O79 tons on July
q, an increase Of 2O6.2g6 tons in the
month: 5,SO7.346 tons on June 30, and
with 3.695.9S5 tons on August 81, 1911.
Since December 81. 1910. when the un-
filed orders were 2.674,757 tons, there
has been practically uninterrupted in
crease each month. The 6,163,S75 tons
reported as OF August 81 is the largest
total since the 6.425. COS tons Of September
50, 1907, and compares with the high rec
cri Of December 81. 1906, when the Steel
Corporation had on hand untitled orders
to the amount OF S,4Ss.71s tons. New
business received last month by the Steel
Corporation was at the rate Of about
30 coo tons q day. with shipments Of 49,
900 tons daily
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FARM PRICES DECLINE
Big Crops Not An Unmixed
Benefit to Growers.

Washington, Sept. 10-There was G.
ereater decline IN the prices paid 10 farm
CTS from August ] to September ! this
year than there was in 1911, the Depart
ment OF Agriculture announced to-day.
Inc average farm prices of the important
crops (corn, wheat oats. barley. rye, fax
SEED potatoes, tobacco, cotton and hay.
which represent about three fourths OF
tne value Of all the country's crops). de-
clneo per cent In the month. while IN
maj 'lfne last year they declined in price
only 81 per cent, and In the last four
years the decline in price averaged rs
per cent.
The average Of farm prices on septe,n-
Der was 2s per cent lower than on tba,
cate last year while # was four-tentbs NJ
per cent higher than on September
lSls 30 per cent higher than IN 1874 ana
a. per cent higher than in 1903
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HUGHITT ON CROP OUTLOOK
Railroad Preparing to Handle
Heavy Traffic.

Marvin Hughitt, chairman Of the board
Of the Chiclgo & Northwestern Railway
Company, VINO is in New York for few
days, said yesterday that the railroads
Ii the Northwest would soon be finding
difficulty in h1udling the traffic which
would be offered them. He said:
crop prospects In the Northwest are
exceptionally bright, and the railroads OF
the country will undoubtedly be called
upon 10 handle an unusually large ton
cage during the next few months. In
view OF this condition. following as II
goes period Of business depression and
vooy crops the railroads will be taxed
70 their utmost 20 meet the demands of
smppes The Chicago & Northwestern
n ,s1S taken precautionary steps 10 meet
me exigencies Of the situation by order
up about 100000 OF new equipment,
nleh Includes 800 freight cars, g pas
ssnEer cars and 70 locomotives. All this
equipment will be delivered before the
end Of September
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NJ. ?. MAKING PROGRESS.
Gains in Gross and Net for Year
-Defcit Largely Reduced.

-, ~ the Missouri Pacific Rail
,-.,s-o for the fiscal year endeo
wac a, ,ost made public yesterday after
JUNG .,o1-s substantial gains In earnings
~ the administration Of the new pres
M ps,ianlin F. Bush Total operating
i''"~ -r. was S4.5J$,250 an increase OF
or 81 per cent, as compared
A,'-' -, genres for the preceding year.
N...,-,,bs+anding a loss in passenger reVe-
pO' = ,,ore than S25N0O0 Operating cX-
p-'s u,sre 81. 81. 592 against siS,S2s,sS7'
..-eass OF 47S per cent, and net operat-
. u' Venue was 81. 222.65S against SS't46'-
10 Increase Of s3,776,oo2 or about 40
% - The ratio Of operating expenses
Pc .ro+ing revenue was 75.H per cent,
80 SCI per cent IN the preceding year.
ss.,nr 20 the net operating revenue OF
., ~ SIS the income nom other sources
'-',rrtinc TO g. 237,4So. the gross corporate
' -, was S5.i6O1lS The gross cor
- obligations were: Loss from out
20. operations dining cars, etc., $-S'-
-. ayes. ta2a3SS0; interest rentals, hire
:, .,r,punent. etc, Sl5.o4,Sn, a total OF
~ 90 90 Deducting from this total the
a.. co-porate income OF SIS, $50, us, the
So. So. Gov the year was sl,979,oes, against
x w 20 for the year ended June 80. 1911,
Ascrease OF SS.253,4FL Taxes increased
.,o-. than 10 per cent and interest pay
rsnts 10 per cent
IN. total capital expenditures for the
were slo 6.025, Of which S.S5Sco
~. ,or cars and locomotives and Sl,G2i,so
,o- new construction. The remainder
,-sr, for miscellaneous work, rails bal
les, sdings, widening cuts and fills, sta
,I,- buildings, etc This is exclusive OF
,snse ,tAu,s Of improvements accomplished
"a charged 70 maintenance, both OF
.ooaxay and equipment the total OF the
,a,,s- two asgregating nearly sl7,0e'cco'
prosiseDt Bush IN his report TO the
stockholders says;
v e believed that the close Of the
escsl year established conspicuous
,-,c,;lsoost IN the history Of your properly,
Co. AZ that time the territory IL serves
was giving every evidence u a,5ntif1ij
s-ors OF every description ana IN no
Evil mart due TO the expansive actlNI-
siss OF the communities in their own pc
hsIf which in turn has bfoushL tng9b
nsonles into q closer association win
and understanding OF, your company sH IA
-. rcslv have been made without the
s,bstsntial and efficient support OF the
ssscsrs and employees, in whose hands
ISIS the Immediate conduct Of the Dusl-
ness Local and federal enactments GU
istiveiy have imposed burdens or
nSicb The public gives evidence of haV-
,nT growing realization. and which, ~
is believed, wise councils will eventually
undertake 70 tighten. This lends tuF>
,5sT announcement to what must be re-
ssrded as @ gratifying outlook.
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HELP WANTED.
Male.


y haS NMENT POSITIONS are easy to get
da,S uee booklet y 33S tells how. Write to-
INV. Ear HOPKINS Washington, q. Q.
n ~ 1DA SO, 600 IN years with a small m all
lat .n ousiness: began with 81; free book
-, se!ls now, Heaeock. 5055. Lockport Ny.
. 1 w :. Ii tR First class: on fine Clolsonne
WORK, Edelstein g. G.assmsn, 100 Canal -.
III a-- HELP WANTED. with first class ref
sIeHCeS' all kinds OF p1Tters, housemen
HeHt'-nenInen 1nG waters. Pearsons Agency, 3
i-ssS 1871 81 Tel. 5o4e-Harlem.
" aNI ED-An experienced provision salesman
LOT New England territory; must be thor
SS.bu,y conNersant with the business in all its
eesdIs ana able 20 show results: state age, ex-
~ 'snCe' references and salary expected. Civ
.ts IuII particulars; applications falling 20 bear
lhese requirements viii not be considered; all
correspondence will be treated confidential, Ad-
dress Hams, 81 9th ave.
"ANTED.--Msn and wife on small place in
country; man 20 care for horses, MIX.
avn wife 10 cook and wpsh; references in
dispensable; permanent place 10 right peo-
lIe. Address l. Burdick. Roselsnd. y. ].
YOU CAN SECURE TIE POSITION you
.ssIrs White me. W. Is. Sedel. 8 CEDAR ST.
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LOST BANkBOOkS.

HANDBOOK No $50. ass OF the Union Dime
savings Bank Is missing. ANY person having
q claim to IL Is hereby called upon 70 present
tho came within ten days or submit 70 having
said rassbook cancelled and new one issued.
PANKBoOK No 604, 800 OF the Union Dime
Savings Bank Is missing ANY person having
a claim 70 II IS hereby called upon 20 present
the same within ten days or submit 20 having
said passbook cancelled and new one issued
HANDBOOK No SIS. 333 OF the Union Dime
savings Bank 10 missing Any person having
a claim to u 10 hereby called upon 70 present
the came Within ten days or submit 10 having
said passbook cancelled and new one issued.
TOsT OR sTOLEN--Bankbook No 537 Az OF
the German Savings Bank In the City OF New
York corner 4th ave. and l4th ST., Issued 70
Oustny Seitz. All persons are cautioned against
negotiating the same. IL not returned to tho
hank on the % day Of October 1912, dupii-
cate will be issued.
IOST-Bankbook No. Az. O0s, Bank for saw
tngs $50 4th ave, New York. Payment
stopped. Please return book TO bank.
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WORK WANTED,
NialA-

Northumberland. machinist; private OF
commercial. p burlington. l25 East Path St
l. NGlISH BARRISTER with extensive
knowledge OF men and affairs, having Sc
cure Income, Is open &c accept remunNrative
employTne nt for part time; we'll travelled
competent In all matters involving law
finance, banking, business contracts and
prices; experienced presiding meetings and
reporting on propositions ADDRESS ". T X,
Tribune Once
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Female.

BOOKKEEPER AND TYPIsT-Competant
yearS broad experience; double and sim
gle entry; trial balance, monthly statements;
unquestionable references; all typewriters
ana olctsgraph: Competent Tribune once.
BOOKKEEPER - Experienced; either sys-
TEN: capable OF taking full charge OF Of
nee; best references. A. V. g. 1908 Beverly
Road. Brooklyn
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RED 20" LINE F FsT slly w' =, s st,ssl
FOR aan Juan, ?. r., la Ousyra, Pto Caeeio.
Curacao and Naracaibo via Curacao.
CARACAS sept. II PHILADELPHIA.sep Sept. 70
For ARyaguez. p r.. La OuAyra. Curacao
and MHrAcaibo.
MARACAIDO..sep is lZULIA .........Oei.
Superior Accommodations for PebsenBers
BLIsH. DALLETT & co.
General Managers " wan street
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S2rp ST
81 ST ST.

The approximate amount o, the lien or c haIss:
10 tisfy which the above described PROV -
10 be sold IL S1e.472 &C. with Interest theI .1.h
from the 22d day Of April, 1910, togeJneI WIN
costs and allowance amounting 10 $5Ss;Vo. 70
Rether with the expenses OF the SAFE rue
proyimate amount OF the taxes. aSsessn. ~ ~
ana water rates or other liens. 20 be ailoweo 70
the purchaser out OF the purchase money, "
raid by the referee. IL $685.. n and interest
Dated New York. July 20 lOl2 ,,
ALEXANDER DRoU6H. hsieres
The foregoing sale ia hereby adlouIheu !.
Wednesday, October End, 1912. at the san''
Time and place. - . .o,o
Dated New York. August 23rd. 1917.
ALEXANDER BROUGH, Rsferee'
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so. PACIFIC BONDS rAxAR,

Albany. Sept. l0-In an opinion to-day
Attorney General Carmody holds tina,
me twenty-year convertible registered
ponds Issued by the Southern Pacific Com
pany for amounts exceeding 81 900 each
payment Of which has not been secured
.y inc deposit or pledge OF any collateral
security, are not exempt from the tax
Imposed by the secured debts law.
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BIG INCREASE IN GRAIN WELD

Regina sask., Sept lO-The estimate n,
the provincial Department Of Agriculture
OF the 1912 crop indicates a yield OF AN
Exams s OF 800, ia bushels. with an in
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AUCTION SALES.


TAKE NOTICE that BY virtue OF the lien
held by the undersigned against the following
described personal property, 10 wit: TWO ~
passenger black runRbout automobile built by
the owner OF yazous different parts OF other
cars belonging % CHAS. II. TUCKER. the
owner whose last known place OF residence
h No. sos West l22nd ST.. In the Borough OF
Manhattan City OF New York. and which
property is now in the undersigneds pos
session, the undersigned Will sell said prop
erty az public auction 20 the highest bidder
10 satisfy such lien at No. 682 West l22nd
81. In the Borough Of Manhattan. City Of
New York on the Goth day OF September. 1914
Dated. New York. September It'll, 1912
UNIVERSITY GARAGE. Lienor.
TAKE NOTICE tina, by virtue OF the lien
held by the undersigned against the following
lowing described personal property, 20 wit. !:
one ~ Ford automobile No. N-4o2 runabout
two (O passenger with rumbler seat. with
lamps top wind shield and horn, belonging 10
EUGENE ~. HEIMERD1NGER, tho owner
whose last known place OF residence 10 No. o4l
West l2ith ST.. In the Borough or Manhattan
Clty OF New York. and which property 10 now
in the undersigned's possession. the undersigned
viii sell said property at public auction TO the
highest bidder 20 satisfy such lien AZ No o32
west l22nd st., in the Borough OF Manhattan
CITY Of New York, on the 10th day OF septein-
Der 1912 at A. NJ. 80
Dsted. New York. September 18th, 1912
UNIVERSITY GARAGE, Lienor.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

CHACFfEUR-COACHM -- German; mar
RED. first class mechanic. can run any car;
not afraid OF hard work: wife willing TO do
anything. 6is years excellent personal refer
ences; city or country. Industrial Association
Agency, u West 42d ST. Phone 5210-Bry8nt.
Cha CFFEUR--Single man; city or country.
make own repairs; year and half last place.
excellent personal references. NJ. o.. Tribune
Uptown once, 1904 Broadway.
COACHMAN. GARDENER, USEFUL -Gsr-
man: sober, industrious; thoroughly expert
enced country preferred; wages $50 TO $50
Industrial Association Employment Agency, II
Yves, 42d st Phone 52l0-Bryant.
COOK, good plain; wages moderate. - years
last place; steady place desired, good refer
ences w, care Of Y. Meenan, 20g East +4th
81.
COUPLE.-Coored; neat young man as gen
orally useful Wife good cook and house
worker $50: references; city or country Pear
sons Agency East 1920 st. Tel. 50i9-
Harlem.
COCPLE.-Germans. butler, useful; wife FRS,
class cook: seven years excellent references
city or country Industrial Association En-
ployment Agency. II West 42d 1T. Phone $40
Bryant.
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ADVERTISEMENT hSD SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received a. their Uptown
Office, No 1904 Broadway. between 3o;h ard
87th SITS, until o'clock D. N. Advertise
ments received az the following branch Jirlces
AZ reeular rates until o'clock p m, viz:
PEA sth ave. e. e cor. 23d Ct; i6s 0th ave.
cor. l2th a.: i04 East 18th st.. 2oT West s2d
at between Tth GHd eth ayes 2e3 West
12Sth ST 1898 90 ave. l1Os LIST ave. near
s9th 1T: 1877 East 125th 81.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.
HEARINGS ON SUBWAY STATIONS.

Nv
Notice is hereby given that the Pub
lie Service Commission will hold public
hearings in the hearing room OF the
Commission at 1b4 Nassau Street, New
York City. upon the location and style
Of stations on the rapid transit routes
designed for operation under the dual
system OF rapid transit as follows:
On Thursday, September IL. 1912, at
2S0 p. NJ, on routes TO be operated by
the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company.
ON Friday. September Is, 1912, at
2:30 p. NJ, on routes TO be operated by
the Interborough Rapid Transit Com
pany
Individuals and associations inter-
ested are invited TO be present and to
file briefs or memoranda containing
such suggestions as they may wish TO
offer.
Printed lists Of the tentative locs-
tons of such stations may be obtained
on application to the offices Of the
Commission.
WILLIAM r. WILCOX.
Chairman.
By TRAVIS H. WHITNEY,
Secretary.
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Central Hudson Line Steamers for fewbursh'
poEeepsie. Kingston. Pier q. II. Franklin 81
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FeInaie.

CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS. swedish;
young. neat, experienced girl; good looking.
lately landed sls-s20, Well Recommended.
Mrs. Helga HOvings Agency, 23S Lenox ave.
Tel IS-Morningsde.
CHAMBERMAID or PARLORMAID-Tsll.
neat swedish girl. understands waiting az
table: can take waitresss place or assist but
Ter. excellent references. Osterbergs Agency,
no lexington ave. Tel 1898 Plaza.
COOK-Neat, FIRST class. swedish; excellent
manager; with or without kitchenmaid. ex-
ccllent references OsterbeTgs Agency, 7l6
Lexington ave. Tel 1855 Plaza.
COOK-Yo1ng swede; city family; $50 $40. c..
Miss Hofmayer'S Agency. 220 80 9Th ave,
ninth foor. Tel. 1927 Madison Square.
COOK-Neat. strong willing Finnish girl.
speaks good English: very good cook; be1;
city references. friend chambermaid waitress.
Osterbergs Agency. TIC Lexington ave Tel.
1855 Plaza.
COOK First class all branches. has friend
/ cLambermaid aud waitress: both Thoroughly
experienced. together or separately, four years
excellent references; wages $50 and S25. city or
country. Miss Buckleys Employmen Agency
u Wet 42d p. Phone 14sI-Bryant.
COOK Swedish. first class six years in same
house: wants position In city, excellent ref
erences. SEQ Mrs Helga Hovings Agency.
233 Leno1 ave. Tel. 1lS-Morningside
GENERAL HOUsEWORK-Nea swedish girl.
speaks English. not long over; very willing
can 90 upstairs work: good recommendations
Ostcrberg's Agency. TIC Lexington ave. Tel
otS Plaza.
HOUSE ORKER-Flrst class cook ana good
laundress. very neat colOred girl with sN-
collent reference; SOS Pearson's Agency.
10. East 1920 st Tel J04e Harlem.
HOUsEWORKERS-Y Canadians 20 DO
the work 0: a family. Miss Hofmayor s
AgeTcy. 600 9TH ave. ninth door. Tel. So@'
Madison Square.
HOUsEWORKER for bachelors apartment or
small family; excellent cook. no washing
wages SO Miss BUckley's Aency " West 42d
LADY's MAID-swedish. assist chamberwork:
willing 10 be useful, will do anything ces-
saYy; five years excellent PERSONAL references
CITY OF country. MISS Buckleys Employment
Agency. II West 42d ~. Phone I4s7 BRYANT
NURSE -Scotch Protestant: aged 2s. neat
willing: thoroughly experienced three years
excellent personal references. city or country.
Miss Buckley's Employ ment Agency, II West
I2d St Phone 7+s7-Bryant
NURSE or NURSERY GOVERNEss-North
German; speaks FRENCH and English; highly
recommended: wages ~: city or country Miss
Buckley's Employment Agency, II West 40 81
Phone 74s7 BRYANT -
NURSE Young. Swedish: nice looking. good
hammered gin first class references. SO
Mrs Helga Hoylng's agency. 1913 Lenox ave.
Tel 113-Morningside.
PROTESTANT American woman az house
keeper or care OF invalid. country preferred.
~ summit ave. Jersey city. Phone 4-S
Bergen.
WATTREsS-An exceptionally neat young
colored waitress: best city references: SO
PearsOn's Agency 8 East 1920 ST. Tel SOAP
Harlem.
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CLARKS ORIENT CRUISE

By now Curnrder "LacOnlH,| Feb. 10, 44VU %
for II days, including shore EXCURSIONS.
Round World and South America Tours
FRANK c. CI.ARK. Timer Dldf.. New York
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BERKELEY SCHOOL

Tend street and West End Avenue
Boys thoroughly prepared for Colleges and
Technical Schools. Individual Instruction.
All light rooms Military Drill (optionaD.
Special attention given to Primary Instruction.
33d Year Begins Sept. 25th
Headmaster Mt school every morning
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INSTRUCTION.

For BOYS and Young Men-Country.
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PROPOSALS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF
the Supervising Architect Washington.
d. c., Sept. 8, 19i2-Seaed proposals will DO
received at this Office until o clock p M. on
the list day OF Oct. 1919, and then opened. for
the mechanical system Of matchmaking ap-
paratus In the United States post ONCE new.
New York City. n. Y, In accordance with the
specification and drawings enumerated therein,
copies OF which may be obtained at this once
at the discretion OF the Supervising Architect.
OSCAR WENDEROTH Supervising Architect.
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INSTRUCTION.

For Both Sexes-City.
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CAT & XII 4 EyEN1No
BLOCK ISLAND, ORIENT, GREENP0RT
SHEITE ISL & SAG IARB0R

Str "shlnnecock" OF Montauk steamboat Co
Line leaves y. Y. Pier S. +. r.. Tuesday, and
Thursday $50 2 NJ SATURDAYS, 100 p ~
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BURROUGHS SCHOOL. f6SS ,! HsSs'
. COUNTRY SCHOOL FOR CITY BOYS.
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CHAMBEEMAID and wAITRES Swedish
young, neat. experienced girl; good looking.
lately landed; Sl9-{20. well recommended.
Mrs. Helga Hovings Agency, 23S Lenox ave.
Tel IlG-Mornlng alda.
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ATLANTIC CITY, y. j.
Josiah White q sons Company,
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GENERAL HOUsEWoRK swedish girl.
speaks English; not long over; very willing
can DO upstairs work. good recommendations
] 0N Plaza
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GOING TO ALBANY OR TROY7 Take the
CITIZENS LINE or the PEOPLES LINE
IDlnrn ErlrinR MOO.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-10-17

tabIish themselves III tents IN the
hospital yard Linemen have been
stringing telegraph wires for their
use.
All day long kilograms Of sympathy
from men in high places poured into
the sick room. And Colonel Roose-
welt, refusing to let any one but him
self answer them, sat propped up on
pillows and dictated to Stenographer
E. E. Martin. the man who overp0w-
cred his assailant before there was
a chance for a second shot.
Wound Is Really Serious.
Drs. Murphy and Bevan, whose
names have appeared on the bulletins,
were inclined to scott at the wound
early, but later they pointed out that
the injuries are really serious, and
that the patient must be kept abso-
lutely quiet or his chances of recov-
cry will not be SO good.
The fear of blood poisoning is in
the minds of all who are at the bed
side of the Progressive candidate, and
in the opinion of the surgeons it will
take some little time to determine just
whether or not the colonel is going to
escape this danger.