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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-02
lin FIvnn Now ON His Way Tulsa Wins Second Gdn1e--
Morris t0 Fight TOn0rYOW-U s. League Opens SeaSO1
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
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Cincinnati. 4; 81. Louis, 5,

ST. LOUIS. May l.--Cinclnnatl won
from st. Louis today by finding Laud-
ermilk for three runs in the Ism IN
ming. A base on balls, an error,
Wild pitch and three singles gave the
runs. The game was one of the long
est ever seen here. three hours ana
thirty minutes being required for the
thirteen innings.
Tbe score- II. II. H..
Cincinnati .. ..O0S 600 OOl lOo-o
st Louis ....... 900 OO2 OO2 loO--5
Batteries -Fromme, Benton ana
Mclean; Clark, Sallee, LaudermilK'
and Wngo and Bliss.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-02
Brnol,INn. II; Boston. 3.

BOSTON, May l.-Brooklyn came
out on top in batting bee with bos-
ton winning II to s. The four runs
Boston scored in the first inning on
four errors and two hits looked big
enough to win until Tyler went 10
pieces in the seventh and eighth IN
nings. during which Brooklyn scored
ten runs.
mo score- r. II. II.
Roston ...4O1 600 Oils IA 2
Brooklyn o., ,.OO1 600 Ski IA 4
Batteries Tyler. Donnelly, Hogg,
and Rarlden; Kent, Rucker ana
Phelph.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-02

Jack johnson yesterday got the
stlOO training expenses guaranteed
him by Jack Curley. Johnson Is prac-
ticaly fully recovered from the ef-
fects Of the recent automobile accl-
dent in the east and win begin Hight
training at once for his engagement
on July with Jim Flynn. CurleN
FLYNN and Johnson met at Chicago
Yesterday. Curlcy and Flynn left last
night for Las Vegas, where Flynn
will begin hard training Immediately.
Tommy Ryan is to have charge OF the
training camp and this fact should
boost Flynn stock about 100 per cent,
In a recent letter, concerning this
fight, Curley said in part.
Don't think Flynn is "a Joke in THIS
fight Get into the band wagon and
be one Of those who predict that he
will beat Johnson. ! think that he
will surely do So Flynn wcighes 2OJ
pounds now lie can hit, knows how
to protect himself and simply loves to
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-02
TMn More for Taft.

MACON. Ca. May with one
dissenting vote the sixth district re-
publican convention today instrgeted
its two delegates to the national con-
venion to vote for Mr.. Taft. whose ad-
ministration was endorsed. The dele
gates will be selected later.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-02
Summary of Game.

Innings pitched by Lowe, L.; At
terbury, 8; Kester 8; Henderson o;
Runs made off Lowe 0; Atterbury 10;
Kester g. Henderson 8; Hits appor-
toned. off Lowe 0; Atterbury 10; Kes-
ter 10; Henderson 9. Three base-hits
-Luettke (2). Home runs-Money-
maker. Struck out by Lowe, 0; Alter
bury 6; Kester l; Henderson 6. Bases
on bals-off Lowe 3; Atterbury 81
Kester 3; Henderson 2. Team errors
ON Lowe none; Atterbury 3; Kester
none; Henderson 5. First base on err
rors-Guthrie 3; Tulsa 0. Left on
bases-Guthre s; Tulsa 3. Double
plays-Cole to Merriott. Time OF game
2 hours 20 minutes. Umpire-blli
Setley.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-02
Taft Takcs Two More.

SHREVEPORT. La. May AT the
fourth district republican convention
here today a. c. Lea Of Caddo and j.
r. Preda Of Natchitoches were elected
delerates an, instructed for Taft.They
represent the Heberth-Los faction.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-02

Here's chance for some club In
the oklahoma State league TO procure
a real pitcher. Zig Cy Torrence, well
known cX-bg Lacquer, Is In Tulsa
wording out every day. He is looking
fine and if given berth Will no
doubt tNrl rings around somr of
the hopeful mound artists In the state
league. Cy win probably be offered
a Job with the Tulsa club, and 1t Is to
be hoped that he accepts IT, Any club
SECURING his services viii never RE-
gret the move. Cy is every inch ball
player, seasoned hand at the game,
and has everything in the world In
the pitching line.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-02

nr1IIE TEAM comes home tomor-
row. IT'S bcon q long time
since Tulsa felt Ike turning
out with a real strong well
come for "our" team on the occasion
of its first home game of the season
The old fans here know only too well
the reasons for whatever lack ~ IN
terest In baseball there might nave
been in the past Bur everyone rec
ognizes the fact that this year Tulsa
starts Off with "a baseball club MS
strong as any Of the others In the CIR
cult. and, best of all, backed ana
operated by men with capital energy
and the interests of Tulsa at heart To-
morrow will be half-holidaN off
cially declared so by Mayor Wooden.
It's up to the fans 10 patronize the
game. They won't regret the tmo
or money It costs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-02
TNENTl MEN IN SEVEN
INNINGS.

. ANN ARBOR. M.ch.. May L.
. In seven-inning game here to- {
{. day between freshmen and soph-
(. omores of the engineering school,
{. George II. Sisler. freshman.
(. struck out twenty men. lie gave
(. one base on balls and hit one (
(. batter. Only one ball was hit
. fair during the game and that
{. fly to center and was muffed by
{. the fielder. Six balls were hit
q foul.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-02

fight lie Is bubbllng over with con
ndoucc and is earnestly endcavorins
to surprise the world. lie has de-
fcutcd every opponent he has been
called upon 10 meet In the last two
yclrs"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-02
Ncmsnaner Men Arrested.

MEXICO CITY, May 1.-The arrest
Of the correspondents of the Impair
cial by military authorities at Tor
reon was due to the receipt there OF
copies of the publication containing
announcement stories of the situation
In that vicinity. Later 1t aranspired
that neither of the correspondent was
responsible for the matter published
and they were released on representa-
tions made by their employers here to
the federal commander, General HUI
erta.
For the most reliable sporting news
read The Tulsa Daily World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-02
Nn.hAiIIc. O; Chattanooga. ..

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, May H.
Nashville hatsmcn hit NonWinkle
hard today and won TO >. Case was
invincibc until the seventh when a
great stop by Mcdonald, u dangerous
local batting rally after two runs had
been hatted across
The score r. II. +.
Nashville o.. . 600 500 800 10 /
Chattanooga . 600 600 POO >
aattcries- Case and Glenn Won
Winkle and Hannah.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-02
Woshingn n .; Boston I.

WASHINGTON. May Boston
made its first appearance of the sea-
ton today and was defeated by WASH
lngton 9 to /. a wild pitch by Wood
in the ninth inning letting in the win
ming run. Hughes wrenched his side
in the fourth inning and had to retire
In favor of Walker.
The score r II f
Boston MN. 900 900 010-l 13 /
Washington -. 900 01O OO1-2 5
Batteries: Wood and Carrigan;
Hughes, Walker and Henry.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-02
United sTATEs LEAGUE.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
OKLAHOMA STATE LEAGUE.

Tulsa at Guthrie.
Oklahoma City at Anadarko.
Muskogee at Okmulgee.
McAlester at Holdenville.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Philadelphia at New York.
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
Chicago at Pittsburg.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Galveston at Beaumont.
San Antonio at Houston.
Waco at Austin.
Fort Worth at Dallas.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Mobile at Montgomery.
New orleans at Birmingham.
Atlanta at Chattanooga.
Memphis at Nashville.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
st. Louis at Detroit.
Cleveland at Chicago.
New York at Philadelphia.
Boston at Washington.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-02
MohIlc.2 4; Montgomery. I.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. May Mo
bile won the first game of the series
with Montgomery here today by the
score of . to /. The game was Il pitch
ers battle throughout between Rada-
haugh and Campbell in which the visi-
ting tvlrler had a shade the best of
the argument
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-02
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COTTON STATES LEAGUE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


Meridian 3; Nicksburg ..
Hattiesburg lS. Greenwood 2.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-02

For the most reliable sporting news
read The Tulsa Daily World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-02

PITTSBURG, May 1.-Two hits ana
two errors in the second inning gave
Chicago five runs and the game to-
day Richie was wild at the start
Pittsburg getting two bases on balls,
each leading to a run After that
Richie was invincible Adams was
given poor support
The score r. II. r.
Pittsburg =. 200 900 OOO-2 b
Chicago .O50 900 110-7 2
Batterles-Adams and Gibson; Rich
lie and Archer.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-02
Chicago 5; Detroit .,

DETROIT. May detroit played
mlserably today, making eight errors
and Chicago won the final game OF
the series by score of to 2. Cobp's
steal home in, the first inning and
Weaver's fielding featured.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-02

Only three games scheduled In the
American League.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-02
Anadorko 10. Oklahoma City I.
Olsmulgce Is, Muskogee 1.

OKMULGEE, Okla, May 1.-Ok-
mulgee again trounced Muskogee by
the one-sided score of Is to 1.
ccore r. II. f..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-02
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OKLAHOMA STATE LEAGUE
HoldenrilIe 13. McAlestcr @.

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Sic politiifbe Sage.

tIaf1e nit unausIOfdbaz
renbaren Bud It a ben auf
ibr Banner d ben; par
Die Situation nie 9 ii n It Tiger als
nie sesenpdrtig.
Was batten ole 3onpentionen Der
bsioen iogenannten sroben parteien,
Die republifaniihe in Chicago. bic De-
motrati1he in Baltimore, Dem ameri=
taniihen 8olte gu bieten, 2eere, nihts
Iasenbe Hebensarten, Steine NJ
ftatt 8rob! Sdben iene beibsn
8onpentionen nidt our Gpioena be-
ipieien, oab Die alten parteimaidinen
Dem fortfhrittliden Geiit Der 3eit
seseniiber, pollitdnoig perfagen? Ni1t
nur reriasen, ionoern Der gelpeis 1T
srbradt, 'oab Republitansr fpmobl al5
tpie Oemotraten Dem 3eiteeiit pollz
tommen + m d h t ig unb npe r
fdnblid seseniiber itehen. Durd
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So5ialer Tortidritt.

Der leste Montas ipor fir gngs
lanb bon srober 8ebeutuns. On bie>
fem Sage trat bas lrbeiterperiide=
runesz9eieb in 8raft. bon pelhem
uneefGbr ID Millionen mdnnlihe unb
peiblihe Mrbeiter betroffen iperben.
Dos Gefeb fost. oaB iebe perion.
tpelhe fir 2obn arbeitet unb iith i'm
Sitter sipiiden Is uno 70 Sabren
befinbet, Der @eriiheruns beitreten
mub. Die Mrbeitseber iino bafiir per=
ontiportlih, bob ollie ibre anseitellten
bsrlicbert finb. Die Irbeitsebes mill
len z pennies unb bic mdnnlihen Mr=
better 4 pennies, melde ibnen bon ibs
rem 2obn abse5osen iperben. beaab=
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len, Bel ipeiblidsn grbsitsrn bssablen
bic 8ofe 6 pennies unb bic 9lrbei=
terinnen 3 Yennies poipentlib. Der
Staat besablt ? pennies gu isben 8
pennies, bic fir 4ranten>8 Benefit unb
bic 8erpoltuns ausbesablt ipsrben.
Sm Talle bon Rrontbeit erbolteh
bic @srii9erten freie dratli9e 9e>
-banbluns unb Webi5in unb 10 @bil=
ling pro Wode auf bic Oausr bon 26
Woden; in notipenoisen 6dllen erfolst
freie 4ufnabme unb @erpflesuna in
ltaotli9sn Sanatoriums; bies gilt be-
ionbsrs fir llnbeilbare. Sm 5alle
BON 4rbeitsunfdbisfeit gibt es 10
ISbillins ip0hsntIi4 fir bic eritsn 26
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Die sesenipdrtise politifde Situaz
tion! Sa, bas ift cine pieliasenos
8eaeidnuns miro ba selpiB mander
2eier reip. 2eierin oes "@do" Dor
ueberraihung, - ipenn auh nur IN
@ebantsn = ausrufen. Oa iino mir
alleroinss besieris gu erfahren mas
Der @hreiber iiber bieies Sbema gu
fasen bat; oenn sesenipdrtis 1T ia
anes 10 peraipidt, perspirbelt uno pere
iporren. bag Der sepObnlide Ourhs
f9niMsmenfh nidt mebr Elm nod
aus peis. Gs bat Bel oberfldAli4er
geobadtuns aIleroinss Den Infdein,
als bate Elm berartieer gebante Be
re6tisuns, aber aud nur cen Mn@
ihein. Wir Soaialiiten iinb nit Dem
gssenndrtisen 3uitanbs Der Dinge
polItommen5ufrieoen. bcnn fir uniere
partei Die. bie Gmanaipat t o n
Der perftlaDten u better
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glpb lit es cine Satia9e, bdB fir
ben 5. 2luguit in Gbicigo, Sa., Die
aonbention Der 2eute anberaumt TT,
bic, nit Roofebelt an Der SpiBe, eine
brittle partei" biloen ipollen, um Der
,nabren", biireerli6en rSortI4rittz
li9teit" auf bic 8eine gu belfen. Ob
bies moraen nod ltimmt, bic aonpenz
tion itottfinbet, auf ibr tpirtli6 bic
brittle Yartei" in bas politiihe Oaz
iein tritt, bas iinb brei 5ragen, Die
bic Iidb beute ni6t nit Siherbeit be-
anttporten lahen.
2eiie Slotentone geben bur9 ben
biirserliden 8ldtterlpalb, es mar gu
I90n getpeien, ooh ad, es bat niht
Iollen Iein, tlinst bic Melobie, bic bon
ben ein5elnen HooIepsltianern bereits
sepfiffen. tpiro. Senator Worts bon
California unb grzSenator Glapp
BON Minneiota, 5tpei 5reunoe Rooies
belts, ertldren 59on, odB lie teine
brittle partei tpolIen, ionoern einen
prpereIiiipen &f um Die aontrolle
Der RepublitaniI9sn partei sic
ipiini9en, baB HooIeDelt laufen Ioa,
absr ni9t ais 5iibrer elmer neuen
Bartei, Ionbern als prpteitierenoer
Hepublifaner. sic ipollen auf Der
8anbona apnpention in Gbicaso err
I6einen unb barauf bringen, oab Der
.Golonel" Die Soee ii4 fir immer
BON Der alien partei gu iGeioen, aufz
gebe. Senator Worts CAB Die Grtlds
rung ab, oaB Salts aampagne boffz
nungslos, Sbeobore Rooiepelt niht
nominiert, unb bab bic s beeeiner
brittle Bartei elm tDri6z
tes Beginner ei.
0as iinb ni6t Die ein5igen Wolten,
Die ben bpffnungsblauen Simmel
,Sbeops" triiben. 2lus SpIter 8ap
lGbt 2ooispelt perfiinben, baB er iih
ben Wunf6en berjenigen ieiner AnS
bGnger, bic bic republifanifhe partei
intatt balten ppllten, niht fiigen
lperbe. Gnttpeber eine brittle Yartei
ooer gar ni9ts. Gr lperbe iid auf
Elm &ompromiB ni9t einluRen. 8e@
ionbers ni6t auf Die Yldne Der Res
publitoner in genniDlpania uno
Marpldno, Die ieinsr @niiht naa por
Q([lem aus iinb, i6re Staats Sidets
uno Stoats Organization gu retten.
sic MAIDEN ben 8ori6la9, Dab
Ropiepelt unb Saft GIettoren lauz
fen, unb buB bic erpdblten Glettoren
fir benienigen (Saft ober Rpoiepelt)
itimmen Iollten, Der Die meiiter
Stimmen erhdlt
Der Colonel" tpirb es balb etpas
biuigsr tun. gli6t Rpoiepelt, Iein'
@elbseber beI9lieben, ob Die rorttt'
Yartei" banbelnb auf Den Ylan tritt
Rooi ispsIt islbit bat niht Die Monster
bic fir sins iolde Nttion notfpenbi!
iinb. 9dtte er iie, pdre er gu pie
Ggoiit, um iein 9anSes auf biei'
8arts gu ieben. Seine Gelosebe
liebsn ben idnDoen Shannon abe
cu4 gu piel. nm ibn fir eine aus
iidtsloie Sade gu opfern. pertins
Der unterbanoler, lteB Den n9olonel
oariiber ME i'm 3peifel. Wie mi
ldon beridteten, iaste er Rooiepelt
bas Gelb lei ba, ipenn Die Iusii4
auf Grfols nadselpieien perbe. Iu
benz, mas mir Ginsanss iasten. seb
leidt ertenntIid berpor, bab Rooie
belt biefen Na4tpeis nidt pirb liefer
fDnnen, 5riiber als seba4t lpirb E
fir. ben 10 ruppisen Rauhreiter bel
BEN: .Geitern mod auf itolaen Roi
Ten, beute bur9 bic 8ruf sefaofen.
Wpau aud, etne neue biirRrlif
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3m ipdt,

brittle partei"2 Sin uns 5ugetomz
menes biireerli9es 8latt bat gar ni6t
10 unre6t, tpenn es f6reibt: ,Gisent=
li9 ipiirben iidb bic 8oKes unb bic
Reformer piel Miibe iparen tonnen.
@r liegt bod tlar Dor Mu9en, bab
bier in unierem 2anbe, eben lpie in
Der alten Welt, bic ioaialiitii6e parz
tel in tpenigen Sabren eine a6tung=
gebietenDe Stellung einne6men tpirb.
llnb eben bier in ZEN Ser. Staaten
mDeen bic Soaialiiten piel raI9ere
Sort i9ritte MAIDEN ipie in onberen
2dnoern, neil Bel uns iebr 9iele inn
mer glei9 allau entbuIiaitiIh perben,
uno Iid bon jeber populGren 8epez
sung ipesreiBen lahen. 8is Die Reorz
ganiiation Der neuen parteien berz
pollitGnbigt iein pirb, peroen bic
alten parteien ii6 perfdmel5en, um
sesen Die So5ialiiten 5ront gu MAJ
hen. Die 4uflOiung Der alien purz
teien bate friiber tpmmen iollen."
Hpoiepelt lit fein 9liidsfinb. Gr
fam nit Ieiner SebnIu6t na6 einem
britten Sermin 5ipeifellos um piele
Sabre gu fpdt, um nod ben 8abnbrez
der elmer neuen 3eit bss 8apitalisz
mus ipielen gu t0nnen. Gs 1T benz
Manne uu6 ni6t gu belfen. lleber
ben &apitalismus binaus gibt es nur
ben So5ialismus. Sir oieien babnz
brehenb gu ipirten, 1T Rooiepe ebenz
faqs gu ipdt pprhanben. Selbit penn
ietn Geiit 6ierau aus rei9en piirbe,
gingebies ni9t mebr, oieie 9lrbeit
bdben in bieiem 2anbe i9on anbere
2eute beioret
gDas an MOgli9teiten fir ben
yGolonel" nod often bleibt, 1T, elm
8ourgepiIie So5iali1t gu iperben.
Sol9e 2eute luufen in 2lmertfa ia
bereits einige berum. Gs fou iosar
BEL Der Sociliit partei 2eute seben,
bic Der Mniibt iino, bab eine 8erals
geineinerune bieler Seu9s i'm Nnauge
1T. Na6 elmer Melbung aus golum>
bus IpQ bort Sen. %. 8. 9obb Der
| IosialiitiI6s Maporstanbibat in
8ucprus Bel Der leBten Dabl geiagt
6aben, oaB Elm 8orurtetl gegen ben
Namen vSo5ialiIt" berrfde. Rooiez
relt unb 8rpan bGtten beren Brin3is
pien uiurpisrt unb lei Die brittle pars
tel Elm 8eriu4. Die io3tdliitiihe pars
+oi 81, hpSornnuiYiprpn
Der 9enpi1e ptro gut tun, nod
etipus mebr bon Der Wifenf6uft oss
So3ialismus gu Itubieren. Gr tpirt
bann ftnpen, baB es nidt blob I9eint
bob eine Nbneigung eesen ben Namer
So5iuliit berri9t, bab gegen Die 60
3iuliiten naturgemdb unperi0bnliael
iteisenber SaB Bel ben 8eiiBsnber
Oprbanoen lit. DAB Rouispelt uni
8rpan bic iosialiitiihen prinaipier
ruiurpiersn" tit eine b0ie 0ertennun!
Der Oinge. sic tpollen WiB1tdnb
beleitieen unb ben 8eitanb Der tapi
tuliItii9en Dslt ii9ern. Die So5ia
: liitsn po(len unb tpsrben bieie @eleu
: ihaftspronuns itiir5en. Cine Oes
organization Der SosialiIt parte
: Wmsritas our9 biirserli4en Mumpit
1T auseeidlohen. gu lans 3eit lie
fen bic Qrbeiter oieies 2anbes bereit
t binter ben biirserliden parteien bel
Der alte S4pinbel, mag Die Guhun
t nod 10 neu iein, tann niht meb
: 3ieben. Rooiepelt mag. ipdbrenb {
I Sebniu9t bat, gu ben Stsrnen cine
britten 5ermins gu iteisen, anfanser
: na9auoenten, iiber bic 8ersdnslid
: teit Der 0errli9teiten bieier Wel
Sir DE grfiillung ieiner plGne 1T {
{ gu fpGt!
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Gr8efter Rr1nfeufafIe Dr. 66 int 10
Carpenter Union 30. t82
Brdner Union 30. II
E66er linton 30. 1e
tSeuerbefatt,mes Hsretu
New-York tribune., 1912-02-25

CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS. S.-Swedis ish /:
neat. young girl experienced good personal
references, Hilda, Mathewson's Agency, SIS
9th ave. Tel 37S Bryant. -
New-York tribune., 1912-02-25
SCANDINAVIAN
727I,EXINGTON AVE,

Between 5sth and 59th Streets2
Select Help. Male and Female. OF all Natlon-
,litas. promptly furnished to pes' PINd'e
antilles Telephone Plaza-6lI4.
L\\ ART = RLISS, Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-25

GARDEAER.--lrish small family where abil-
ity Is appreciated. experience on both sides
oi tbe water; eonversant with landscsping W.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-25

FARMLAND. D.-German; S25 good teamster ard
mike and all around farmer; experienced in
American farming. Adolf Mathewson's Agency.
SIS 9Th ave Tel 37S-Bryant
New-York tribune., 1912-02-25

TWO GIRLS. cook. SS5 waitress $50: for
Trenton y j.: German or Irish. Miss Fitz-
Geralds Agency, 500 5th ave, entrance on 42d.
WAITRESS and PARLORMAID for Lakewood
two in family any nationality. Miss Fitz-
New-York tribune., 1912-02-25

BUTLER and USEFUL MAN Wages. sos;
Swede neat young man. well experienced and
good references. X, Mathewson Agency. SIS
9th ave Tel 3Ts Bryant.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-25

GARDENER. $50; Swede with good personal
references: understands flowers, hot and cold
fTsnies. etc. oscar care MstheWson Agency.
SIS 9th avo rel 37s-Byyant
New-York tribune., 1912-02-25

KITCHENMAID.-Sv vodlsh. strong young WON
an; experienced $50, good references. Miss
sheas Agency, > East 42d st.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-25

sAfANEsD HOUsEWORKER = Male, gooi
rlain cooking, cleaning, etc; excellent refer
sresf; city or country: $50 Inquire Mathew
toEs Agency. SIS 9th ave, Tel. 37s-Bryant.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-25

BUTLER VALET. USEFUL.-Engish; willing
obliging; thoroughly experienced; first class
city references; city or country: $5O-S55. Win
throp Employment Agency. 81 West 3Sth st.
Phone l002-Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-25
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New-York tribune., 1912-02-25

LADY'S MAID.-German: excellent: az years
references: $3O-S S3j. G.. Miss HOfmayePs
Agency, 32O-322 9TH ave, 9th noor. Tel 452I
Madison SQuaro.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-25

CliAMBERMAID and REsS.-Fine neat
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cnces; SO. hyntinen's Agency, 2lO7 9th
ave. Tel lunJ Harlem
New-York tribune., 1912-02-25
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DDEL'S ART GALLERY 105 West 42d St
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New-York tribune., 1912-02-25
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New-York tribune., 1912-02-25
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