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MIKADO Still
IN MUCH DANGER
SAY CABLEGRAMS
TOXIC, Japan, July IS e p.
m.)-Condition of emperor still
serious; slightly improved; tenn
perature 37.6, pulse 100, breath
ing irregular 80.

According to the above dis
patch, received this morning at
the Japanese consulate from the
Japanese ambassador at Wash
/, ington, the emperor's state of
health is very little changed
since yesterday. A message
received from Washington by
the consulate simultaneously
with the cabIegram quoted
above is dated July "a and reads
as follows:
Temperature 1872; pulse not
regular. about los; body weak;
breathing irregular 81; rest
less"
+ a
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The man who is always harping
about every man having his price is
usually willing to sell out cheap.
No, Cordelia, going up in an airship
isn't dangerous. It's the coming down
that is apt to give the undertaken a
job.
And lots of men are standing around
waiting for some Spne to come along
and drive them to drink.
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~ re uu''
.,.,,,.e. 80 'aisg eo ~. veiohs 70 any
D,.slsl'e ,.,r,,l nug ss,u supervisor NC
Niellan 70 star-ouiielin reporter this
n'o. nins
went 70 tnat meeting prepared
Nole lor ohio uiochs uom one sloe
we h,nt s.ieet traeks 70 the otn-
.,u ele nep'o ALa.sl. company want
~ mem, put yo.ea ier pituiitnic on
.pe auNice the engineer VINO
tpousnt that pest Ter the space be-
tNeeh me tracks
Anotner reason was that the ohia
oioe,Ss .',S,.; - 'k2itf "a ueiay OF three
~ slt nonlns' ana tne paving OF the
Nap,o AtAns'k portion OF the street
s veen prt on to2 lone ALREADY. FER
sonaiiy shoai4 ite 20 see the sec
1lon peeWeen the Two tracks paved
Nish wooden plocks. because II would
De nVAseless ptNemenh which Is de-
snapie near .ne msrkel
As 70 the lava DOCKS Tor the spaces
ossween ane a,onksloe the rams. vot-
GU lot enem Also Tor tne sake Or ex-
peul.ink fne work. as tfie company has
,o' ol these piocks on hanu- Mr..
A,a, Ia'e'ty nc in.iineeeu M ms letter tnat
e..ner ,aVa OF onla BLOCKS would De
asnsayls ..pss.sas 70 ene company
Dhuiitnlc can De itld Tor $l.6O
s4ua.e seIo' Wnne onha plocks would
eos' .he o'Iphhy - OF 20. 1 support
ga the not'on Ior pitulithic IN this
ease because 4 consider Il permanent
paseinent. having nefore placed my
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-25

Marriage is never . failure when
the contracting parties have sense
enough to settle down and try to
make the best of it.
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The young fellow who says he's
willing to die for the girl he loves
usually postpones It indefinitely 1e-
cause he's afraid she could never re-
place the loss.
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Progressives Choose Beveridge
IAssociated Press Cablel

CHICAGO ILL., -
determined the
convention Il stated that the Popressves will have no ticket = MN
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Two Formal DeniaIs
Answer Lows
Charge

A declaration from the Rapid Tran.
sit company that the company under
10 conditions will agree to lay pave
ment controlled by patent; formal de-
lials of charges that the Rapid Tran
sit company and the Pahoa lumber
company, which furnishes ohia blocks,
are interested financially in each
other, and on explanation of Supe.
visor Mcclellan as to his attitude In
voting with the board for bitulithic
paving between the Transit Com
pany's tracks. mark todays develop
lnents In the paving controversy
which Is steadily increasing in bitter
Less.
Statements and letters given to the
Star-Bulletin for publication in an ef-
fort to lay the whole matter fairly be-
ftre the people Of Honolulu are pub
l:shed herewith.
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Honolulu. T. H..

Honolulu, T. H..
July %, 1912.
Editor tar-Bulletin, Sir:
In last nights paper appeared a
statement by Supervisor Low,
that "the Rapid Transit Com
pany insist on the ohia wood
blocks, when we all know that
the material is the sole product of
a corporation in which the heav-
(Continuec on Paoe a
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New-York tribune., 1912-03-04
NEWS OF THE ANIMALS
Monthly Magazine Is Issued by
Women's League.

And now the horses, dogs and cats have
their own monthly magazine. It is called
The Animal News" and Is the official
organ OF the Women's League for Animals.
OF which Mrs James Speyer is president
The first number which has just been
issued at No. 26 West 10th street has
twelve good sized pages full Of all the
most important news for the four-f footed
THE News" says that Philadelphia, Gin
cinnati. Chicago, San Francisco. Spokane
and Geneva. Switzerland, have all inaugu-
rated work horse parades since Mrs Speyer
organized her first one In New York. In
each OF these cities the idea OF the New
York parade was closely followed.
Among the announcements in the new
magazine is one Of bridge to be given at
Sherry's tomorrow at 2 80 o'clock by the
Dogs Brigade for the benefit Of the hos
pital for animals which the league plans
to build as most dog lovers know. this
brigade is a philanthropic organization OF
we'll to-do dogs. They have done very we'll
in their first year having collected by
means OF the mite boxes with which their
masters and mistresses have equipped them
the sum OF s5S5.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-04
BUY BRICKS FOR BARNARD
Fiye-C Cent Contributions and Concert tc
Aid Building Fund.

A concert for the benefit OF the building
fund Of Barnard College will be given at
the Horace Mann School auditorium on
Monday evening. March 49, Kronold. the
violinist will appear on the programme,
and Il IS expected that the entertainment
will add materially to the building fund
total
In addition to this method of raising the
necessary money, a plan has been evolved
which promises even more satisfactory re-
suits as a source OF income. Every person
who ls interested IN the building fund cam
paign is invited to give a nickel for a
single brick It IS said that already many
thousands have been bought at this price.
The tickets to the concert will be on sale
at 81 and 81 80 each. The committee In
charge Of arrangements consists Of Miss
Dorothy Griffin, II, chairman; Miss In o.
gene Ireland. '13: Miss Marion Barber. "A,
and Miss Katherine Fox, 10. A special
block of two hundred seats has been set
aside for Barnard students.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-04
HAM AND EGGS.

An attractive way of serving ham and
eggs Is to butter some small moulds,
sprinkle parsley over the inside surface.
press some ham Cooked and moistened
with white sauce) over the sides and bot
tom Of the little dishes and drop into each
cavity a strictly fresh raw egg. Set the
moulds into a shallow pan of water, and
as soon as the eggs are set" turn them
out on nice little squares Of toast. Pour
a little white or cream sauce over them
and serve at once after garnishing with
parsley
New-York tribune., 1912-03-04
Jeen in the Shops

gowns or evening wraps. They are twenty
eight inches vide and the price is Sc 50 a
yard. They are shown in a number Of diff
ferent colors. but a customer who does not
find the shade she wants can have the
piece she selects dyed to order entirely at
the risk of the dealer.
There are some Japanese silk crepes
which make extremely scrviceatle gowns
for summer travel or for other uses that
demand something light, cool and uncrush-
able They are woven on hand looms and
though only 81 IS a yard in n twenty-threc
inch width are free from the frailties one
fears to find in most moderately priced
silks The crepes are slightly crlnkled and
come I'm thirty-nine different shades, besides
black and white. In forty-three inch
width they are 81 so yard This will gem
orally be the more profitable form in which
TO buy them II one finds the shade wanted.
but the range of colors is less complete
than in the narrower pieces.
Chinese natural pongee silks thirty-four
inches wide range In price from 81 to. 81 50.
Those az the highest price are OF a heavy
quality suitable for mems suitings and for
wornen's tailored costumes or motor coats.
Habutai silks OF a soft quality which
makes them especially suitable for Innings.
underwear or pettlcoats are 20 cents yard.
ire Width is twenty-seven inches
Some especially smart white pique gloves
are selling for 81 pair. The backs are
heavily embroidered with black and the
TONS have little bands Of black, which con-
,,nue down the closing edges in the form
Of pipiIgs. They fasten with large pearl
clasps.
Embroidered silk gloves. elbow length in
all the newest designs and latest shades
can bc found in one shop st 81 and HSO
! pair
| r.o ra,na q, shops where articles mentioned
on this page were seen can be ontalneo py as sena
! ing a stamped and addressed ense To irx,,To :
| in the Shops" Hew-York Tribune - ns,iH !.
prompt reply the date Of publication ''A'u'a DC
given.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-04
NE CITIZENSHIP OF WOMEN.

Mss Ethel NJ. Arnold. the niece of Mat
New Arnold and sister Of Mrs. Humphry
ward, has been requested to repeat her
isstare on The Citizenship Of Women"
On March a at the Hudson Theatre. The
committee Of arrangement includes Mrs.
Nnarles B. Alexander. Mrs. James Mullen
ouFg Bailey, Mrs. Pearce Bailey, Mrs. Win
lafop Burr Mrs. Julian Coffin, Mrs. Wal
.ef Damrosch, Mrs. Henry NJ. Day. Mrs.
Lewis Livingston Delaneld, Miss Martha
l. Draper, Mrs. c. Temple Emmet. Mrs.
Nrenville Emmet, Mrs. jain Henry Ham
n'oho, Mrs John II. Janeway, Mrs Cad
New-York tribune., 1912-03-04

walader Jones. Mrs. Efingham Lawrence,
Mrs. James Duane Livingston, Mrs. Dave
iiennen Morris, Mrs. William H. Schieffe-
lin, Miss Georgina Schuyler. Mrs. Arthur
Murray Sherwood, Miss Spence Mrs. Theo-
dore Taft, Mrs. j. Kennedy Todd. Mrs.
Samuel Untermyer, Mrs. Charles Van
Rensselaer, Mrs. Schuyler n. Warren and
Mrs. Frederick w. Whitridge.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-04
VOTES FOR WOMEN IN CHINA.

Not content with becoming soldiers, CHI
nese women are now demanding the ballot.
A woman suffrage society has been organ
lied in Shanghai. and. Judging from the
outlook" says a correspondent Of the Eng
lsh sutfragist leader. Mrs. Pedrick Law
renee, "the Chinese women will have the
vote before the women OF England get It. )"
New-York tribune., 1912-03-04
PRD0OSnlS.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
Brreau 0f Supplies and Accounts. Navy De
partment. wsshineton. D. C.. until 10 oe'oeN .s
M March TO- 1912, ana publicly opened I'M
,,oSiateiv hereafter TO fuInish al the navy
vnrI Brookiyn \. Y, etc. 2.tSO,ooO pounds OF
Gcur, Applications for proposals should refer 20
Schedule 4i0I Blank proposals will be furnished
nnoo aUplication TO the navy pay Office New
YoTk. n Y or 70 the Bureau. 7. j. COWlD
Payniaster-GeneTal. L. S. y. 3-2-l2 --
GOVERNOR's ISLAND. y. Y. r., March !,
1o12-Sealed proposals. in triplicate. VIII De
received here until 10 A. NJ, April |. l0l2 Tor
printing required az Headquarters Eastern Dl-
vision and Headquarters pepartment OF the
East during year ending June 80. 1913. sue
cesssui bidder will he required 10 turnish
plent work 20 be done on Governors Island
IN building furnished by the =. ;. rent uee'
Information on application. Envelopes con
tajning proposals should be marked Proposals
for printing" f. O. HODGSON. A. Q, NJ O.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-04
TosT gANKsooKs.

BANKBooK NO. z7347s OF the Cnion Dime 3llne
savings Bank Is missing. Any telsoH nay Nits
claim 20 II Is HEREBY called upon 10 lseSen' - sId Il
passhook cancelled and new one ssuto.
LoST-BanKbook No 529, ,6e2 OF Dry Dock saw
lngs Institution. Any person having cams IN
uron said book Is called upon "a present tnr
same to the bank within thirty days. or me sald
ho"k viii be declared cancelled and extinsuished.
and a new one issued in lieu thereof
LOT OR sToLEN-Ba Bankbook No oOo.sl2 S @ OF
The German savings Bank In the city OF New
yr,E corner 4th ave and iIth St. issued to
John Wragge and Mary Wragse All IeIsons
are cautioned against negouauus 'ns saIe, Ie 80 80
not returned to the Bank on INC -"Ih u@S u
March, 1912 a duplicate VIII be issued.
lost or STOLEN handbook No. 593.GI6 OF
the German savings Bank In the city OF New
Itciena scheufele. All persons are cautioned
against negotiating the same noI FeSIi"ea 1oij u
tc the Bank on the 2oth dAy Vi 'ia'eN' w. "
duplicate will be issued ----------
T0ST on sTOLEN-Bankbook No. ot0,Oe5 or
The German Savings Bank IN the Clty OF New
yctk eorner Attn ave. and l4th 81, ISSUED 70 70
JON, ,irg the same II not returned TO the
pank on the 25th day OF March loI-' duph-
cate will be issued
IoST or sToLEN-Bankbook NO; Ce5 SO2 Oh
tTe German Savings Bank Ia the CITY OF New
w corner Attn ave and lith ST. issued 10
Johannes Detert Al persons, are are rosuDsS 10
asainst negotiating tne ne sam day Of March i9i2 a
the Bank on the Aotn aay u 'ia'''' -'4-' ="
y5s.T aa nl,b5ok No 43e, i03 seamen,s Bank for
La LSsYIntS, "A and 20 wall ST.. New York. Pay
sy, sfenIe6 and cancellation applied for. Please
return to bank.
r,osr- Tankbook No g64. .G5t. Bank for Savings.
1Sa ,,I ave New York Payment stopped.
Please return book to bank
T0sT-BankbooI No. Se3.1lO, Bank for savings
9S6 an ave, New York payment stopped
please return book TO bank R'--------------
,-o-.-- r7a,kh,ok No. 707. 100. Bank Tor Savings.
5S6 an ave, New York Payment stopped
please return book 70 bank -.----- -
;,SSr kbook No. s6G 66l, Bank for Savings,
5sn ath ave, New York. Payment stopped.
piAase return book TO bank.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-04
BLOOD ORANGE IEIIY-

Blood oranges will soon be here in abun-
dance. and their delicious favor and bright
color make them particularly attractive
in a jelly. A snowy rice pudding moulded
into a pyramid and set in a ring of blood
grange jelly makes a dessert as pleasing
to the eye as 10 the palate.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-04

In some parts OF the South they add
sugar 70 sweet potatoes while frying them
Cut the potatoes In lengthwise slices about
half an inch in thickness. and while frying
them sprinkle sugar over them-about one
scant tablespoonful to every large potato.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-04
suSROcATE's NOTICES.

c1RR ALFRED.--IN PURsUA UANcE OF Az
CAhis q, Inc Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler. .
,ate oIoss az the County OF New YORK. notice
3 heeby given 20 o Psrscn;, ,n say,ns pnsogs claim;
hgaihs, county City and State Of New
Nan Nan deceased deceased. &c present the same wish
thc he :; vouchers therefor TO the unaersisnea al
10: county City and State OF New York.
,n he ONCE OF Parker x: peane ESQ. her AZ.
toTney toTnya or ,he 9th day OF September. toIi.
SARAH &. PuRDY; Executrix-
PAPxER x DEAN sttorney for Exeeasrix
4nrough OF Manhattan. New York. Y v
New-York tribune., 1912-03-04
HELP " ANTED.
Male

AGENTs-Eam IS to S12 a day. Every house
Should have ore. Sell quick. Unlimited field.
No talking required. Ideal Mfg. Co.. 122 Pine
ST., Muskegol, Mich.
EARN GOOD PAY copying addresses: particulars
Six stamps. Hinchey. 90, Mddlcport, n. Y.
] MADE 10000 in FIVE years with a small mail
order business: began with S5. Send Tor free
booklet. Tells how. Heacock. 5055. Lockport,
New-York tribune., 1912-03-04
AUCTION SALES.

BY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF EXECUTION L.
Fuid Auct. will sell this day, .. m, at i0ll
Washington avenue, Bronx, contents Of bakery.
FREDERICK J. WALTER. Marshal
New-York tribune., 1912-03-04

smart dress accessory is a trinl" neck
.''l attached 70 a band Of velvet about an
.Ach vide. II is made OF beautifully soft
ana me French maline net. and tho edges
are finished with hand worked points The
Price is Ss5
New-York tribune., 1912-03-04

= charming little French butterfly bow
,O' the neck ia made Of some bite Ct fine
nsh crochet and handkerchief linen, the
setsr hand embroidered. The price is 81 So.
tF u % one can buy a bow-somewhat
smaller and more prime in effect-made Of
nai'o-embroidered linen and real Valen-
Sennes in two different widths.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-04

4 dark blue taffeta gown for the woman
sao cannot wear the horizontal ruch@s and
svunees 80 much in vogue at present has
SKIRT that is quite untrimmed except by
ne large fancy buttons which fas'en the
O'ess and continue down to it's her, The
'eist Is made chiefly Of blue chiffon. over
ming of white net and lace. but little
- A Is introduced in such way az 70 con-
s-se The long vertical lines Long sash
sAoS' hnished with cord ornaments and
s@sSsd under the belt at one side Of the
Vns also add to the effect OF length.
ss'ne hand stitching on the white me- yoke
.u cluster Of satin flowers give the
.ss some pretty touches Of color. The
price Is SIS.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-04
cAapET CLEANING.

I'LL TAkPET CLEANING CO-Cleans
~ compressed air, steam. hand or on nooc
80 Rroadway i2I East tSth St COE
BRANpT Tel. l32-3Sih h-------.-.------
NI-y1 YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS
NJ" oldest Largest Most Modern
FINE RIGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
prices Reasonable send Tor Ilrcu,nr =.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-04

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
-5aD ST, 20 EAST (MADIsoN SO. soUTEp.
Suite rooms. bathroom; By month.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-04

SCHOOL AGENCIES.

r,,,na Dancing. Acting. Amateurs coaensu; rss
J IOcu'i00 Specal work fer enildren: ne
.,rr-c-r cTT-r1rOc o2f sth av,l., near 2Ith 81
New-York tribune., 1912-03-04

,------Ican q Foreign Teachers Agencs. Sup
Hui' ,r prnfessors Tas schets. Tutors. Governesses
p,n =, Colleges. Schools and Families Appll
=, xsrs N 4 vOune-Fulton. - l-nl0n Snuar-
New-York tribune., 1912-03-04

LACNDRFsS swedish: neat: excellent laun-
dress: first class In every respect. excellent
references: $50 Osterbers's Agency 7l8 Lex
irrton ave Tel 1865 Plaza.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-04
WORK WANTED.

Male
COACHMAN wishes place in country; uncer-
stands care OF horses. carriages: has good per
sonal reference. years 'ast place: honest, sober.
Ihomas Birch. Princeton. ". J.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ergetic young man:
experienced, capable: business and personal
references; result getter desires change. Ad-
dress c. c., Tribune once.
Female.
OMPANION-Niddle aged lady, speaking
English. German and French, TO elderly in
valid or LADY travelling. Address G.. T.. Box
p Tribune once.
SEWIAG.-Colored girl wishes hand sewing bv
the day, week or piecework. or making and
fitting evening gowns. W. Terry. 249 West
18th 81
New-York tribune., 1912-03-04

rather elaborate fiounced gown vf dark
Nv e tancta is $s5. The iounces are
ss'nred ssed ard have narrow tuck qbove the
em They are used to about knee height
~ oao tne Skirt and also form deco round
ssF, aF, Which meets pair Of large lace
PTS -, adorning the front Of the corsage
~, ss gown has round neck. with chic
,ue !, black satin bow in front. and g boasts
az sorts Of little decorative touches in
re way Of fancy buttons. bits Of lace
New-York tribune., 1912-03-04

AUNDRkSS.-Finnish: good, strong, young
girl with excellent references: sos; city or
country. Myntinens Agency. 2l07 9Th ave. Tel
New-York tribune., 1912-03-04

LAUNDREsS.- Can DO shirts collars, all nnt
linens: excellent references. Miss Margare
Smiths Agency. q West 42d ST. Phone 3039-
I Bryaut
New-York tribune., 1912-03-04

KITCHENMA Neat. strong willing Swed-
ish girl: speaks English: competent, expe-
rlenced: best references. Csterberss Agency.
7rt 7 ovfngfOn Tel 10JJ Plaza
New-York tribune., 1912-03-04
INSTRUCTION,

For Both SexeS-Ctty.
.ur IFRIITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
MANSON SQUARE Gt22 BROAOMnnt,ss
Harlem Rranch 243 Lenox ave. near y gu ~. S@
prookIyn Branch 21s-2a0 llvlngston ~ -.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-04

80 m one shop are some Canton crepes and
bs.s which are embroidered all over by
~Ao' and make ideal fabric either for
New-York tribune., 1912-03-04

MAID.-E:xcellent general maid apartment thres
aduRs: no la nGry; wages S25; city only. MISS
Buckey's Agency. II West 42d ST. Phone 1887
-Eryart
New-York tribune., 1912-03-04
NRESSM AKtNG,
ANn IYpEWRIr rs.

1TESsMAKER. R.-Co,ntetent: riakes and renoh-
els chldrens speciality. juliet. 10 ESis'
tatN 81 Tel 40s-Stuyvesant.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-04

yI1sIOK VISIBLE. 10 Nassau 81 Catalogus
free: all makes taken part payment; bargains
IN Underwoods. Remingtons. divers. SmitnA
New-York tribune., 1912-03-04

LADYS MAID. - Competent German maid
speaking French good sewer hairdresser and
packer: best references; city or country. wages
S20-S35 Call ~ Lang Boecherer Co. Agency.
a2-AI-A7 Nest 22d ST
New-York tribune., 1912-03-04

G-KDENER or SUPERINTENDEHT.- scotch;
married; position on genticmans estate.
competent to take charge Of any size estate: )
years reference from last employer \. l..
lac West 23d So
New-York tribune., 1912-03-04

GARDENER--By middle aged single Scotch
man; soOer. honest and thoroughly compe-
tent IN oil branches. can take full charge:
good references. Gardener. Box ia. 6l7 9Th
New-York tribune., 1912-03-04

9CPERINTENDENT and FARM MANAGER is
open for engagement March IS thoroughly
posted m every DGancn OF practical tanning. on
modern methods and scientific dairy work. high
, est reference from present employer, age AZ:
married. no children. Address L. g. c.. Box 20.
Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1912-03-04

FARNHAND.-German: SOS; good teamster,
/ mixer; all-roun1 man; poughing, cultlvating.
etc; good references. r., Mathewson Agency,
SIS 9th ave Tel. 3Ts Bryant
New-York tribune., 1912-03-04

BCTLER-COOK -Expcrienced young English
couple: butler and cook wages $50: country
or city. Miss Buckiey's Agency, II West 42d st.
Phone T4S7--Bryant
New-York tribune., 1912-03-04

BUTLER and USEFUL MAN.-Wages. SIS
Swede: neat young man; well experienced and
good references. X. MGtnewson Agency. SIS
Gtn ave. Tel. 37S Bryant
ECTLER.-Slnge hand. wages SIS. Young good
looking: references; 90 anywhere Miss Buck
ley's Agency, II Wes, 44d ST. Phone 7iS7-Bry-
New-York tribune., 1912-03-04

NTRSE-North German girl. experienced: good
sewer: best references: city or country: wages
sos can OF Larg & Boecherer Co. Agency. a.
af-lT west 23d At
New-York tribune., 1912-03-04

USEFUL MAN.-German; sos. can care Tor
horse. COW. chickens. lawns: good references.
G. MatheWson Agency. SIS 9Th ave. Tel. 37s
New-York tribune., 1912-03-04

GARDENER.-S30: Swede. with good personal
references; understands flowers. hot Gad cJ!d
frames. etc oscar, care MatheNscn Agency,
SIS 9th ave. Tel 3Ts Bryant
New-York tribune., 1912-03-04

CHAMBERMAID and wAITRESs.-swedlsh.
neat. young girl. experienced. good personal
references. Hida. Mathewsons Agency SIS
Gtn ave. Tel. BIS Bryant.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-04

COWS. horses, machinery. etc: clean. SOBER.
with references. Mathewsoa Agency. SIS 9th
ave. Tel 3IS BRYANT
New-York tribune., 1912-03-04

JAPANESE HOCSEWORKER.-Ma, good plain
cooking, cleaning, etc. excellent references
city CT country; $50. Inquire Mathcwson' 8
New-York tribune., 1912-03-04

MARRIED COUPLE-Man thoroughly UNDER
stands farming, gardening. horses. COWS. wife
good cock ana butte!maker; reference. Carpen-
ter's Agency. lSi On ave.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-04
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USEFUL MAN.-Suong. willing swede speaks
some English. good worker. good references:
any wages. Os erbergs Agency 7l6 Lexington
ave. Tel 1855 Plaza