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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-03
Den traaIoie Geleorafi
o9 Gitauics 5orIis.
CpfinScren SalO. 9unlien uOtaler
iig.

en Qie00eIer til str. 0g6i." ben.
Denote ii1 9lnleoning al Girparet
3eIegraieriltgen ON Iitanic-lllpf-
Ten til Sngensr gal0. Poulien.
Zen befeuote 0piinOer uOtalte Oa
onltreH iel1enoe:
Scr ier man 10 adben6art Ylor-
conisSDitemets Sfananfer, oe nem-
lig, at aauel 2tienoelien iom Opta-
gelien al 8epecber fan ioritgrreS,
naar flere Stotioner taller i 0lim.
ben paa binnn0en4, ior at BRUCE ct
popuIurt ll0trOt.
@nitipitemet illn9erer uOmGrfct
til al tilfaIoe 6ipIp Oe i0rite 2ie.
bliffe, noar Sfi6e er i 6are, iOct
Der fan telearoieres enslDOenOe gieO-
roob 10 alIe 9ietnin9er, Der oper-
bopeoe. lig8er in0enfor 9lfienOcrito.
tionen5 9i9ffeni0oe, men noar man
ina ifol til at ofgnniere SipIpen,
fonmer anlon1iteterne.
]loar DC anraa6te Sfibe begDn.
Der a ioare og rette 6oriperg9ler
til aet ns0iieote Sfi6, lgber alle
3epecberne op binonoen % ger oct
meaet panifeli9t at opiotte, 6ooO oe
mausa iorifelfiae 9epecber 6eretter.
TT iorboloer iig oubenbart iaoIe.
oes, II "a a5itanic@ bar alIanneret
Sfi6eHe De omliggenoe 3oner, FAR
DC mango Spingninger i 2Gteren,
frcmtalote al Sfi5enes 6oreip6rgs.
ler ioritprret en- i4otemmenoe aor.
reipononnce. iaaIeoes at ingen bar
flnnet iaa oroentlia geifeO.
5ra 0ette 9irpar TANNER eien.
ipulg oaiaa 0e isrita feilogtige Reo.
0eleI'er onL at ale par reSOooe. Get
bpnger iiffert iaole0es ionmen. at
nogle Sfi6es 5oreip6roSIer: Or
ale reo6e6e2" er 6lcoen opfottet al
oHore ON: n9(ae re0Oe0e~
s,e5 mao ii9e, al meo min 9slge.
.ele1raieriug fan ct iaa0ant 9irbar
fife opitaa. 8e6 9glgeteIegraierin-
ger fan 8orreiponooncen nemlig ai-
itemmes inale0es, at aorreipouOon.
cen fan ioregoa al0ele5 nioriiprret
melea De to iannmetftente 2tatio-
ner. bDor me9et Der en0 telegroieres
Der anime 3one.
2esuoen fan nit 2piiem ogioa
ienoe 7epeober no ale Retniuger,
iom iamtioia fan optoges al alle.
@eo en- aataiiroie iom Den irpgte.
lige. DER er ifet oeropre oeo 2lueri.
ia. piloe Spiiemet meo De foniimer.
liae ealger alt'aa flume bape inn.
geret laa1t mere til+re0siiillen0e, og
bauoe 5fi5ene oeropre bait 9d9e.
itationer. piloe pi ior lpngit fimne
bare baft 9eife0 ON aatoitroien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-03

6rnnf 4eterien al GSirnloet 9e-
terion-9onoo So. / Council 9lufis,
Sa, er fremme iom aanoioot for
Domination til Gm6eoe iom Conn.
tD aasierer for Fottomattntlie So.
peo g'rimgrbolaet Slmi. 0}r. Be
terien bar | en- lang 9Iorrpffe bp.
ret 0Furf Commissioner" / 50.
9luifs og bor toget birfiom Gel
oct poIitiife 9(r6eioe in0en for oen
reprrblifouife 2eir. Sans oonos.
mGno oe tnlriae andre gcnner bill
irtte aft ino poo bans Domination
og gals.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-03

@fsempIet in1itter. Sra 2onoon
meoOeIes, at efter ll6iaI6et Of Sui.
'or6eiOerne8 'Strffe iorlonger MI for.
ifeIQi9e mrore Sag at 9}eoerin9en
ifaI toge Zig uf Dem o9 in6fgre en-
Dtinoitelen ogioo for oeres 8e6-
fommen0e Gn0o9 8onierin0erne og
Sungeriu0erne peo De forifellige
Eeatre bar 6enoen0t Jig til 0ireft6-
rerne oo @ierne meo arabet ON en-
:g}in0iteI6n al q ar. on ltgen
for aoriititt0erne. Gn6oiocre 6ar ga.
9eriOenOene, 6ri'6rerne, 0pparterne
oip fremiot li9nen6e arao til 91e-
gerirgen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-03
2i..glar0.

Der bar beret Gale or1 at oct er
lbort nof; men 9orgernteiteren i
Soutbbanlpton gpr opmerfion pon,
at Der er man9e trengenOe 9pell,
og 9on annooer 0erfor ON, ot s5no-
iamlingen fortiettes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-03
lurnert rnnnt.

5 9tor8e, Der / 6oroeien 6ar So
aonieroesio6riffer, er for Gi0en 10
nDe 5a6riffer al 0enne 2lrt UNDER
Opierelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-03

De norife Socialoenaofrater. G6ri.
itiolria, Il 9(pr. Stort6ingetS iocial.
0entofrnti'ite @ruppe bar enItenlnligt
flrnOet, at Ser iffe er nogen @rlln0
for tSo9nepruit Or. 9lGfre0 Grifien
til at u0treoe al @rlppen, efter at
ban bar afgioet en- tilireositiaen0e
@rflgrin9 ON 5oritaaeIien af 9tigs-
monlsfor6rnt0et5 9eillltning. Grif.
lem, bItoer ituuen0e ion 5oruauO
ior Observation-Disclosures og ortoqe-
Zig ogioa iom 5orn1nno for ben io-
ciaIoemofratiife @ruppe 5tortin-
get, Oo Sen life 6or oolgt nogen m
6ormano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-03

moa ct 9lngreb al ben italienife5laa.
De.
0Serd5" par bpg9et / 9tencaItIe,
@naIono, 1883 o9 par poo 261
9letto 9fegiitertons. 5fi6et beo fbrit
yOlpntpit", bfco ioa omo6bt til
r@orguerite~ oa fit en0eIia 9}op-
net 0Seros".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-03

npe 6a6riffer al 0enne 2Irt UNDER
Opierelie.
aoifiolo / ltraI6iergene. 8erm
10, 2lpril. 5 @erc6is'etif Diltrif-
tet er Der fllnoet ct itort apifi6IO-
leje; oct er bet iorite, DER er flmOet
llralbiergene.
en goo 5aIoifprm. 5obannest5al,
10. 2lpril. 9uftIfipperen 0bommi8t
gif @aar neo meo Ell 6nl0itnrm
ira en- 9pi0e al 500 Dieter og Ian-
oe0e j goo gebol0.
gn aoin0e oDer aonolen. Bout
lo9ne iur Q}er, Is. 9tpril. Zen ome-
ritanife fomoeGi9e Slipper QninpbD
iteg Oiorges 81. $50 op 0oper
% lan0e0e al. 7,30 / 9oulogne.
Slm er ben ferite apin0e, Der oleue
er fleiet oper aanolen.
Strof for 0uellering. Berlin, 30.
2Ipril. Set fatolife earti 9tig5Oo.
gen, Centrum, agter at irenli9tte
6orilog onI at oct ital Oere en- itraf.
6ar @on0liag al en- Officer at 0uel.
lere me0 Ell anoen Officer. Oper-
tr@oelien al 2oOen itroTies meO
eie6liffeli9 2lhpttelie.
llloffelig Slipper. 9eriailles, H..
9lpril. Gen 6eI9iife Slipper Serrcpt
itprte0e Sormiooogs pao6lppepIaO-
len Deo GI6ailteaufort ne0 ira en-
Sei0e af 1000 M}eter. 5 5aloet fO9-
iteoe ban 6ooa6et ioa alporligt, at
ban 0G0e itrof5 efter 9lnfontiten iii
Soipitalet.
6omerltle-5orilaget. 9on0on, II.
2lpril. Gfter en- 6epnget 2e6at
pe0toa lln0er6uiet @aar me0 800
ct. moo 266 6omerule-6orilaget
9feiuItatet af 2lhtemningen biQiteS
meo tore 9ifal0s 7enonitrotioner
al 2i6erale % irife 9}otionalicr.
Sc 5iemlaic. Berlin II. 2lpril.
\ 9lia5oogen er Ser 2nq in0-
6roat en- getition ira )}oro'I Ie5pig
lmoertegnet al 33, i25 ml0npn0ig-
tDife Stat56or9ere, iom an0ruqer
91i9soo9en OH at or0ne 6jemlgie-
SpergSmooIet / 'SGespig pes at op.
toae 9c1tenmeler oerom Sen MI
foreligqenoe 9oo ON tStots6or9crrct
Ge rusiiife 6Iooer. St. @eter5-
borg, 16. 9fpriI. Pan @rltnO al Ssi-
oan0e Ome9nen al Somara ban
Strenmen 6ortrepet en- Gel Bpg-
ninger og 9roer, Iioeiom en- 0}pngOe
Metneifer er omfontne pe0 at Iptte
ooer 8Io0en. S5gan9en poa &olga
6or aarettet itor Sfo0e. 5 Soratop
er Is 5fibe blepen foitet paa 2auO
glmlnoienS Gfspe0ition. Gbriitia-
nia, rs. 2lpril. Stortbinget bar i
0oa / Gperen9itertmelie meO Siege
rin1eas 6orilo0 enitemnli9t ue0taget
at 6ebilge 1896 ar. ion lilifl0
til 9oalo 9lnnln0ens GfSpeOitioH
til 9toropol6opct 9(f 9elo6et u0sar
36,365 ar. Ben til6aaeppren0e 9felt
ali lloqiiten til o6rom"s 9ieparation
observation-disclosures. 9ionL 14.2lpr
Zen Z. internotionale luberfillo-
iefonare8, Ser teQer ca 1000 0eI-
togere ira ale 2nn0e, OeriblanOt oi-
ficielle 9feprGientonter for forifeuiae
frcntnleoe 9leqeringer, blep ! 0n1
oobnet poa anpitolium / aonaens
OF 2ronnin1ens Operoprel'e,
5itonic- 6onoet. 9onOon, 30 9lpr
SSnoIamlingen til 1itanic-5onOet 6nr
III nleo Oct, iom er fonttnet in0 / De
Soreneoe Stater, naaet 81 100000.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-03

aoifiglo ltraI6iergene. 8ernL
10, 2lpril 5 @erc5is'etif Diitrif-
tet er Der hm0et ct itort aoifiBlp-
leje; oct er bet iorite, DER er ilmOet
/ llrnlbiergene.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-03

Gt 1ruf6enffab9 9ronla. Berlin,
t6. 2lpril. Iii 0lorgen6la0eae tee
eraferes ira 2em6er9: 5 2on0s6pen
g&uOomice bar ell 9on0e 5ltloifn6
mproet fig ieIo. 0a Bomber ON 2Ii-
tenen gift til Seng5, lag0e Dan nogie
8enge'e0Ier poa 9or6et. Sans ire
oarige Son fif fat poo 0isie 5eoler
og rep Dem it'll. "a gonoen paag.
neOe o9 iao, at 9engene bar ooelagt,
jog ban ct 9faierionfaGo en- anio i
9rpitet paa 2rengen Ser osoe paa
Steoet. ) lin @re0e orp5te 9on0en
tiaeleOeS lin fQe Cater "a ban
cnere fom til 9eiii0elie % iaa,
bpo0 ban 6ouoe 9iort, 9if 6on / 6or.
BEN og 6pn9te iig
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-03

en goo 6oI0ifarm. 5o5annest5al,
10. 9lpril. 9uftltipperen G1onlnti8t
gif @oar neo me0 Ell 6aIOifarm
ira en- @gi0e al 500 Dieter og Ian-
oeoe goo 9e6olo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-03

9elli8 8rig. @i6raIter, 30. 9lpr.
ut Spanien ien0er Ell itprre Iroppe.
itDrfe til Sarocbe nu ifploea Den
lltilfpeOSbeO, iom 6erifer Qtaroffo.
Q}an Denter pua 0prpr alle Bro
pinier, og oct er life lran0iDnlig,
at en- 6ellig arig oil 6lioe erfluret.
Zen 9riga0e, iom forloo 2tl9eci-
ras beitaaenoe al to 9ieginenter,
nluatte goa til6a9e, for0i gejret
6inoreOe Ell 2an0gang 9aracbe.
Gen oil ofgoa ioen Oeo ferite 9ia-
leonine. Gen oil 0a blipe foritnrfet
meO 4SS qlrtilleriter meo burtig.
IfpOenoe &anoner og meO 5000
0tonO 9Snianteri ira Oiolaga. Ter
melOeS, at mango ao6plitanmer bar
6egipet iig poo 9rigsiten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-03

2lnartiIter 6ronfrig. l}oriS, 30.
2lpril @olitioepartementet er for-
ferOet oeo at op0uge, 5por manle
2lnarfHter ira De oprige 2anoe /
europa bar ip9t ~ / BoriS 1e oil
MI bliue arreIteret og ien0t no al
6ronfrig.
@olitiprefeft 2ouis 2epale bolot
@raptolen oo nsiiteren0e Superin.
te1oenten beo 3eteftiboioelinlen |
|aris, Solrin. iom bleo orpbt un-
Der en- aamp meo 9anoitterue forri-
ge OnsOog, bfeo 6e9raOet. san err
flnreoe, at Der uber belle Ger0en bar
en- Se1t0ens til at bebnn0le De I'm.
ee Sorbrpoere miI0t, for0i Dc life
por nuiparlige for oeres 9anolineer,
og at 0enne OoerbGrenbeo inoebar
en- GSore for De Goblp0ige 9orgeres
Sifferbeo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-03

5itoiic. 5onoet. 2onoon, 30 9lpr.
,5nolamlinaen til Iitanic-5onOet 6ar
III meo 0et, iont er fonrnet ino De
fSoreneoe Stater, nnoet 81 100000.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-03

gn aoinoe ooer aunolen. Bout
logne iur 01er, Is. 9tpril. Zen ame-
rifanife fDmoeIi9e Slipper QitinpbD
iteg 0}orges ST. $50 op Gooer
o0 lan0e0e 81. 7,30 gouIogne.
@lm er ben fprite aoin0e, Der oleue
er fleiet ober aonolen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-02

author. You get our your advertising and illustrations so that I can know just what you want 1t to be like, and I'll go to work"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-02

watch Yourself Go By is the latest addition to the vocabulary of slang in Birmingham. Birmingham friends of AL C.. Field, the minstrel, who appears at the Jefferson tonight and tomorrow night, as we'll as tomorrow afternoon, are re- sponsible for the new slang term. They carried the by-word to Atlanta where it has gained big foothold, and throughout the country now Watch Yourself Go By is the most proper expression among those folk who strive to keep up to the minute.
 The phrase was born from the title of Fields new book. The volume, massive book of nearly 600 pages, tells the story of the minstrels life in most interest ing manner, and instead of being history of Fields calling in life or a collection of jokes, it Is story with a plot, aboundlng in humors and pathos. Book reviewers look most kindly to the volume when it first made its ap- pearance, and the Birmingham distribu- ters lead the list with the number of copies disposed for the month of Septem- ber
 Because Birmingham has been one of the cities that Field has annually visited with his company of minstrels, this city has place in the book, and number of interesting sidelights on places and peo- ple of the vicinity are included between the covers Field completed the volume last summer while rehearsing the min- strels and also experimenting his farm
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-02
SUPER|NTENDENTS OF SCHOOLS ID MEET Two Days Session to Be Held in Central High
 School Oct. II and 12

The department of town and city super l intendents of the Alabama Educational association will meet in Birmingham Oc- tober Il and 12, all of the meetings being held in the Central High school building. It is believed that this meeting will prove the strongest gathering of leading public school men ever held in the state. While tho headquarters for the meeting will be at the Hilman hotel. the meet ings will be held at the Central High school building. The programme for the meeting is as follows:
 FRIDAY, OCTOBER Il, P. M. Address by the president. Superintendent W. F. Jones, New Decatur. The Campaign for Local District Taxa ton and Compulsory Education. State Su- perintendent of Education H. J. Willing ham. Montgomery. The Educational Handicaps of Cities and Towns in Alabama. Superintendent J. II. Phillips, Birmingham. Appointment of committees. FRIDAY, OCTOBER Il. SIP M. Some Criticisms of Popular Education. President George H. Denny, University.
 Meeting of the executive committee or the Alabama Educational association.
 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12. 9 A. M.
 Uniform Attendance and Scholarship Records. Assistant Superintendent c. B. Glenn. Birmingham; Superintendent J. R. Mcclure. Troy.
 The Essentials in Education. Superin- tendent R. D. Sessions. Huntsville: Super intendent H. M Morrow. Thomasville.
 The Proper Basis of Salary Schedules for Teachers, Superintendent J. B. Lock- hart. Florence; Principal l.. K. Benson. Heflin.
 The Meaning of Medical Inspection of Schools, pr. J. s. McLester. Birmingham.
 Reports of committees.
 Election of officers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-02

near Columbus, o. The minstrel performance this season is entirely new. and six complete productions are spectacle, 'Minstrelsy Past and Present, v allows opportunities for scenic and elec- trical surprises, while 'Lish Murn's Dream serves to introduce the dancing contingent in a new series of evolutions. 'The Panama Canal Opened'' is the new Field pageant which enlists the services of the comedians and entire, company together with a number of scenic novel; ties and electrical effects that have never before been shown.
 Bert Swor, Governor Bowon, John Healy, Charles Reinhart, Johnny Dove. Eddie Dunigan and Alsey Sexton are numbered among the comedians while Paul LaLonde, Jack Richards. Harry Frillman, Walter Sherwood. Herbert Will lison. Birch Logan, Reginald Merville. Erriel Weiss, win Starr and Bert Glide roy, supported by chorus of 20, include the singing personnel of the company Harry Shunk is the easy hammered inter- locutor whose work has received the most favorable criticism while Beni Mack. a female impersonator of note. and Henry Noiser, "the-fro man." are also in the company.
 The minstres as usual will parade the streets this morning headed by the big band with the famous gold plated instru- ments The parade will follow the same route as that of the circus.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-02
Tact in Married Life

From the London Chronicle.
 How do they do 1t? The couples who gain the Dunmow Pitches? Tact un- doubtedly plays a part. One recalls the simple system of Sussex couple to keep peace at home. When the wife came in a little ruffled she flung her shawl over her left shoulder and the husband knew that silence was gold en. If he came home with hat cock ed forward the wife knew that something was wrong. and she likewise lay low. It's the simplest tact that keeps the peace at home. where you may never be at a loss for quarrel you look for
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-02
Strange Guests at St. Bernard

An enormous flock of swallows was overtaken by heavy snowstorm near the famous Hospice of St. Bernard. in the Alps, last winter. When the good monks saw the birds they opened the doors and windows of their building that the little feathered strangers might have shelter
 All the rooms were crowded with them. thousands remaining until sunrise. The
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-02
Who Knows?

Johnny, aged 5, had been chastised by his father for disobedience and running to his mother said: Mamma, were all the bad men drowned in the hood?"
 Yes. dear" she replied.
 Well" continued Johnny. looking at his father with a frown. do you think there will be another. flood soou7"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-02

committee. is arranging to decorate the armory within the next week. Judge w. I. Grubb has been chosen to deliver the address of welcome in behalf of the Jeff ferson County association, City Commis- sioner James weatherly on behalf of the city; Job Going for the board of revenue. and John w. Sibley on behalf of the Chamber of Commerce. The response will be made by John W. overton of We- dowee, Ala.
 c. E. Toms from the United States Good Roads department at Washington. will de- liver an illustrated address on Practical Road Building on the night of October g..
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-02
2OOO DELEGATES
 EXPECTED HERE Preparations for Big Good Roads Convention Near
 ing Completion

About 1ooo delegates have been appointed so far from over 50 counties in the state to attend the Alabama Good Roads as sociation convention. which will meet in the armory of the city hall October B. g and 10. It is expected that total of 2ooo delegates will attend the convention. Frank. Gafford. chairman of the hall
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-02
He Knew
From Judge.

From Judge
 Teacher-"Tommy, you are too great an idler Do you know what becomes of people who won't work?"
 Tommy-"Yessum. They gets supported hz the rest O. the family"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-02
Plenty of Mud. Too

The barber-"one of ohr customers h. ] his rheumatism cured by mud baths."
 The customer-"No good to me. I've stood as candidate in two elections and my rheumatism is as bad IS everl''
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-02
No Fool Questions

| rom Juuee. Madge-"Charlie Is very poetic
 Marjorie--"I know 1t, but he's just too mean for anything. When he took me to the ball game. he said. Speak 10 me only uith th11es syes.'"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-02

next day proved fine and the guests pur- sued their way toward Italy. This Is very pleasant to learn, but 1t saddens one to know that vast number of less fortunate birds failed to reach the Hos pice and were found dead in the snow by the tender-hearted brothers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-02
Factory Talk

''I want you to write best seller said the publisher.
 "All right replied the resourcefui
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-02
AS IT WILL BE.

 tn Dpatmen tn Is In Rive nomOc cde t 1 the asa night b Hhh i % to the persons on
 deches a nghtw be arm u a canvas O hip W e play the hp a tg f md hcvanhg places will DC m t singb he Hg O the the hd nc mean O dn ~ u will b nrew Ymf in
New-York tribune., 1912-04-21

| COOK --French splendid references; s35; small
| family: soups desserts. ices. cooks 80 please
! Ali tastes Protective Registry, 23S West Tooth
| "a Telephone, 024S Riverside.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-21
pnYSIcAL CULTURE.

,.,rupyN KAHILI, the wonder worker. Of
the world in health ,atb ppya cor mloway rass
Tel. ss6l--Brysnl- .--..------,
:.T11yEp TT SIfNENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at Their & Uptown once
no. iS"s ,.IacL n m, Advertisements received at
un.' ,hs foIowng branch offices at regular Office rates
until oeock M Ss iis :st ssh =. aEs io Ea.s e. itts
go 81; 81, tvosy aed st. between nth and sth ayes.
ses ss West is5th St. 1885 "a ave. l!os let ave:
near ey.a s,n a. ave. and any American District
Telegraph once.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-21

TAITVDVESS SS-Can do SHIRTS and cOlIlrs; ca
pabln Finnish woman. bcst references; city
onIV Charles wilson's Agency. III East oIth
st. Tel. 1924 Plaza.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-21

OotpLE.--Flnnish. useful man and gardener;
v,i,,ne. az cook and laundrcss; wages. s40
:. ~ ana oDieins. Charles Wilson's AgeB-
k5,;-'. a,. East Jlth 81 Tel. 1924 Plaza.
A., ,biECbutlcr and chambermaid aud maid ;
Mr. siass references; city or country. Miss
Phoes sa,dE dEnith's Agency, 20 West 42d st.
eoar LlSrt. eolored Americans butler,
faii - soa1 reference; wages. $50. Sharry,
iassISs ssSs' S--yi Ih ave. Phone S022 Morn
,nennNp Gsrmsn; s25; good ,eamster,
itc ~ sronnd man: ploughing, cultyating.
lrene Sc fetereaoes. Herman Mathcwson
sss eiS vh ave. Tel. 3Ts-Bryant.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-21
May Sailings
June Sailings

Hamburg direct. SD Cabin only
tWill call at BouloRne.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-21

.@...5rc MAKE BIG MONEY and become sales
AGtNIia COR our goods fast office sellers; fine
man" "sss,tic,,lars and sample free. One Dip Pen
lfoNs, ncnt .ni. BaltimOre. Mo.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-21
LAUNDR ES.
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY.

, THE FRENCH JEWELER watch and
clock repairer. Full charge taken OF your clocks
calls at residences Phone 26I6-Gramercy.
oT n JEWELRY reInodeei 10 look like new:
RspairIng a specially. W. Hecke. teweier, 81
Nassau 81.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-21
CIGARETTES.

77,5;,11,sT CLASS PURE Turkish Cigarettes
HIoisa c,,,red Tor select private trade; repre-
ia,,,,e viii call with samples. NJ s. Jordan.
Ir tib-Jf7 Nassau sI.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-21
I probpoctUs apply OF auIIess
-WIGGINs COMpaNh'

ACTIVE MAN can buy interest in an article
y, universal appeal, indorsed By men VINO
know: $1,000 cash required; balance ron
nroN,s. salary will bc paid for services te"'
d.red FURTHER particulars from
CONGRATULATIONS COMPANY, ,
RroadwaV, New YORK. ~
New-York tribune., 1912-04-21

CONTROL. offered TO party investing S2o.ooo
husin.ss a. present doing gross business ot
sI5 600 yearly Financial man ~ desirnus OF
rr,irIne ou account OF lack Of knowledge OF
tho business Fine opening for man undel
standing tho business: same can be conFlner.
ABLY Increased patTonized by th' I"'h's'
houses OF tne Couh,h. ~,~S ,nvp,Ny
New-York tribune., 1912-04-21

st-CcEssFJ'I, producing mining company or
New Mexico offers a limited amount oi i,s !!
capital stock at 30 cents on the dollar hsa.S
400 oon taken out OF their property 10 date
,be business IL now paying expenses am hhdI-
tionaI capital Is required to Increase pusln''S
aud making profits Partculars ot,,.~x ot
New-York tribune., 1912-04-21

maid. excellent references; also very good
Swiss french and German maids Ds'.thcrs
.cnncy 716 Lexington ave. Tel. 1n1J Plaza.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-21
ID mInI"S mMIcnpI"oSNaIp-wIGGiNs COMPANY.
2iI RroadMay. NeW York.

$50 600 WORTH Of cumulative preferred STOCK
! for sale with a bonus Of common. III Il req.
| .s,sta rorporstion; opening for active man
| III q a close corporation: property valued
| ovrr s6,0 900 For particulars apply -
New-York tribune., 1912-04-21

Neat, strong. willing sWed-
lsh girl: speaks English; competent: eApe
risn~ed' hest references. Osterbergs Agency
TIe Lexington ave. Tel. 1000 Plaza
New-York tribune., 1912-04-21

rtN,SCIAI. banking institution. doing sue,
cessfuI business in bills receivable, secured
by collateral. orers an issue OF ten year aowI. "o
,1I, denominations $500 and 81 900 each
Earh bond is secured by bills receivable 2o1s
I'm excess OF the face OF each nond. ton'Pam PnS
o,|,r a" aaIde f)cL per annum OF the outstand-
ing bond issue sinking FUND to rs,re nonds ade
osersd at o5 and Interest. For particulars
New-York tribune., 1912-04-21

ID-WA1TREss. Very neat; three
years references; city or country: S2j. Charles
Wilson's Agency. 141 East 51th St. Tel. 222i
Plaza
New-York tribune., 1912-04-21
uo,IeEci EANINo BUREAUS.

,,,zzS1iGU,S CLEANED by new system; carpets
hoC',H .,a.,ed without removal at y cost.
rug Cleaning Co. 81 Watts st. Phone
New-York tribune., 1912-04-21

| STTCCESSFI'L company manufacturing slhs s
and other kindred fabrics oners tor ga sa't cor a
| small amount Of stock: funds TO he used ioI
| ,he nuTnose OF taking advantage OF Increasing
| buslress Total assets OF company ,slVV;ou''
| This is "A legitimate proposition "orthy Vi II"
| vestigation. -..,>s ,n,,p,~y Az
New-York tribune., 1912-04-21

LrNCH BUSINESS recently established on
broadway. y. Y doing approxdiimateeyo e y, s,V ncr
600 and already paying nct spoIso noo oi tI ,n
amounts up TO 1000 all the stock al par " I
is the purpose OF tho company 10 use @ rne
funds raised in opening prahch s'o'''
New-York tribune., 1912-04-21

! CHAMBERMAID.-Ger Young thoroughly
experienced, four wears excellent city refer
ences; city, country; $50. Miss Buckley Agency.
! Il West 42d 81. Tel. 74s7 Bryant