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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-20
LIS PENDENS S.


MONROE ST. s.: Israel Josefsohn agt
Jacob Pompan ct al foreclosure OF Mtg
attorney. ] Josephson
JOHN ST cor Bovine 81. 10. 1x223. 4.
Bronx; Henry Guion ct al agt Martin j Car
icy ct al foreclosure OF Mtg; attorney, a
Holzapfel
BOND ST, 80; Louis r Buttner agt Katie
Buttner It al (partition); attorneys, Rifkind
a. Samueis
ID AVE. 235G: Bernard Blumenthal agt
Harold Thompson (notlce of attachment
attorney, Bitterinan.
TIFFANY ST. cor Southern Boulevard.
l0OXl25; William l. Rose agt Henry II Cord
ing ct al foreclosure Of mtg: attorney, A L
Rose
i11TH ST. n s. 100 n W OF eth ave. 5Ox
loo11; German Savings Bank in the City OF
New York agt Ida Z Moore e. al fore
closure % mtgl; attorney VI Auerbach.
li2TII ST. 1850 East. Aimee Rossignet
gdn. agt Elias A Cohen et al foreclosure OF
mtg); attorneys, McKecn. Brewster & Nor
gan.
BAILEY AVE. . :. 7095 II s Of Kings
bridge road. 25xlO0, William W Johnson AIT
Bailey Avenue Realty co et al foreclosure
az mtg): attorneys. Merrill & Rogers.
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Co '. ast PROPERTY; Square sash and Door
SAM same ne March 10. 1913 10y bond) s146
rem a., s r,hrOPERTI; Houghtsiing & witt
taroe' A., PROPERTY: Arthur Panof agt
sane" sS ~ March IS. 1913 Thy bond,: SECS
ssy No" r. n PROPERTY; Charles schllnger agt
'''s,'es march ~ 1913 tby bond: s5lZ 60
, nAME PROPERTY: Cross. sustin & Ireland
en- 20 agt same (by bond: 81. 30 GO
locLo.i ANh 2, so 70 Of 10Th ST: Baer-
Jan II, 1919; SlOJ. " d.
r,d rAHk AVE c cor 1880 st: William Blu
Jais .tI ast Never Friedlander ct al; Jan Il
, ,,ANT (. PROPERTY. Louis Greenberg sRt
S' sS In, zen o.! r. 1913 C9y bond) s1s1 80
no, - Ss M PROPERTY; Brown Metal Ceiling Co
- SAME PROPERTY; Kings County PLUMBING
20 %, ~ same March "a. 1913 (by bOnd) S3S5
se' same; March 6, 1913 Cby bond. So 100 ~
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

=. We ITO cREDITORs.-LTo the creditors
ifissA ~h G Bradley. late OF the Town ana
lork oa wsllsville, Allegany County, New
i a. Seeseo: Take notice. that pursuant
cesr,S So OF Hon. Elba Reynolds: Allesany
s,r =, s.1rogate. duly granted on the ms
ksr.hv .. 1919. you and each OF you ere
erls.a "olneo 70 present your claims. duly
sxSi.,. asainst the estate OF said Edwin I:
wsr.sl deceased who died intestats at
y. ss..S AllegAny County. New York. on
fsyn-o.,soo gay Of April 1913, 10 Hon Eios
Ia go surrogate OF Allegany County, at
Yert In the Village OF Belmont. New
isis On o. before The 18Th day Of June.
% s,.s. which time the undersigned intends
4. ~ ~. Tor letters OF administration upon
escss.sHes. ehattsls aud credits OF tho SAID
he 90. pursuant 20 petition duly hled IN
o 49, I said Surrogate on the 2nd gay
~ - .sls. Under the provisions OF section
Stat. :, 'he Code OF Civil Procedure OF the
iona ~ new York providing for reduced
hsvi,. The next OF kin OF said deceaseo
ns,..1 CONSENTED thereto.
Wtilsville. y. y. May Bird, lslS'
crrpc, HARRY BRADLEY.
ssll,ss,,Ss WARD. Attorneys for Petitioner
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TO DECIDE SEAT OWNERSHIP
Court Will Pass On Who Gets Money
for Membership in Exchange.

Judge Holt, OF the United States District
Court, yesterday signed an order directing
the New York Stock Exchange TO pay 70
Edward G. Benedict, receiver In bank
ruptcy OF the estate of Mitchell & Co..
brokers, $1,000 realized from the sale of
J. Murray Mitchelrs seat on the Stock
Exchange.
Alexander & Co. a Wall Street house,
had claimed the money. on the ground
that Frederick b. Alexander and J. Muir
ray Mitchell were members Of both
houses. Judge Holt ordered the amount
kept intact until a settlement between the
two firms had been reached.
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The approximate amount Of the lien OF
charge 10 satisfy which the above-descTibed
property IL 20 be sold, Is Eleven hundred and
nfty $500 (sli5O35) dollars, with interest
/ thereon from the Goth day OF April. 1918 to-
gcther with the costs and allowance amount
/ ing 10 ono hundred and sixty seven 1000
| dollars tSiG1 4O). with interest from May etl,
/ 1913. together with the expenses OF the sale.
The approximate amount OF the taxes, assess
I Inents and water rates or other liens, when
are 90 DE allowed TO the purchaser out or ue
purchase money, or paid by the referee Is
/ Two hundred S7-iOO dollars dlOo.5O and In
/ tercst
| first mortgage OF $1,000 and interest. and to
a second mortgage OF $1,000 and interest, and
subject also to any state Of facts which an
Dated New York May 10Th. 1918.
ALEXANDER ROsBNTHAL. Referee.
/ SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW
York.-s Sidney smith as Executor OF inc
last will and testament OF Anne 5. Toffey, de-
ceased. plaintiff, against Samuel Cohen and
others. defendants
In pursuance OF a Judgment Of foreclosure
and sale duly made and entered in the above
entitled action. and bearing date the sth
day OF April 1913, !. the underslgned, the
referee In said judgment named will sell
az public auction. AT the Exchange Sales
ROOM Nos. 1915 Vesey street. IN the Bor-
ough OF Manhattan City OF New York, on
the Goth day OF May. 1913 al IL O'Clock
noon on that day By Joseph p. Day. auc-
tioneer the premises directed by said judg-
ment 20 be sold. and therein described as fol-
lows
All that certain lot, piece or parcel Of
ground with the building thereon erected,
situate lying and being I'm the Eleventh
Ward OF tho City OF New York on the West
erly side OF Avenue ID and known and dis
tingushed on n Map OF one hundred and nifty
lots OF ground situate In the Eleventh Ward
OF the city OF New York. belonging 20 tho
estate OF John Flack. deceased. made by ID;
Even, City Surveyor. IN March. 1888 and
nled In the Registers once OF said City by
the Number one Hundred and forty-four
144) bounded Eastery In front by Avenue
D. Westerly IN the rear by part OF lot dis
tingushed on said Map by the number one
hundred and fortv-one G4N, Northerly by
lot distinguished on said map by the
number one hundred and fOrty-three N4Sl
and sou,herly by lot distinguished on said
Map by the number one hundred and forty
five 145), said lot containing in breadth In
'front.' and rear twenty-three feet and six
inches and I'm length on each side ninety
three feet more or less.
Dated New york May 9Th 1918
EMIL FRANKEL. Referee
ELLIOT & S. SIDNEY SMITH. Attorneys for
Plaintiff. SO Wall Street. Borough OF Man
haitian. city OF New York.
The following is o diagram OF the prop.
erty 10 be sold. It's street number IS 1913
Avenue d.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

MAY 10
18th 81. g. between Holland and Barnes
iic Louis Yappelli 1gt Annibale Deluccio ct
81 lS % 1872: 81, 400.
PARK AVE-. : e cor 1J3d 81: SENT Contract
ry Go agt Never Friedlander et al. Jan q,
Mi ty b0rdl. S7j3 p.
SAIE PROPERTY. Samuel Taleky et al agt
an. Dee q. 1918 DIV bond): So S7E.
ANE PROPTRr~S Nathan J Feiuberg aSt
1rs. March %. 1918 $50.
sANE PROPERTY: Atlas Cut Stone Co agt
an ,rri I 1913 by bondl; $500
SANE PROPERTY. Morris Kurlandshik agt
A. March l.. 1913 Coy hond): $500
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Female

finnish cook: excellent. good Iete e,,
-. s8b $40 T. Miss Hofmayer AsenOs
400 5th ave. 9th floor Tel. 432' Maulso" -
s.HAMBERMAID ard sEAMs i "a ~ I.ssrences
ma, soantry; wages s25-s30. Call at L.an !,
cry OF GO. Agency. is. ~. AZ West 800 81
%, ,,pFRNAID -WAITREss.-Youn Sorws
eian So; reference ,S on H nis ave en- noor
,osvers Agency. 3zv-o-- o'n AVE. W.
,rsi 4527 Madison 81 -.
.,,,,.urnuAfD and WAITRESS. scotch
I. .e. neat young girl. good city rcieiss',ee e.,
-. ~ coyntry Mathewsons Agency oio w"
ave Tel 31s Bryant. Ill. .,r.llsn,
CiA ~ = pi,r.sld friend fret class pariofnaio
ra,tress. best references os'erne,ss D0
or ia Iexington ave Tei. lo"0-FlAha'
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.

NOTICE.-Certihcate OF membership NJ.
6G3, Issued by the New York Produce Ex-
change. December %. 1891, to John H.
Shuts. ir., having been lost or mislaid. ap-
UHCaUOn has been made TO the Board OF
Managers for new certificate. All persons
Interested are hereby notified 10 show cause
within the next six weeks. why such new
certificate should not be issued. J. 3 Howe
SacrefarN. Nav York. MaV II. 1913.
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PROPOSALS.

r.,..SrowN ARSENAL. wATERTowN.
trlis... april -. 1913 Sealed proposals Ia
Ne 49, upon blank forms furnished BY THIS
ky VII be received here until o. m.
IN. - for furnishing during year encing
s.. ssA rope rod GRASS and bronze. bar
ia a. fuei. cement. lime lumber. OILS,
NO rubber. Information furnished on
,ssn as.io the Commanding oficer. Water
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church; rector wardens and the vestry Of the
Shurch OF the Incarnation, owner, Allen a
~ollels, Boston architects cost, 500
CANAL ST. d g cor Chrystie ST; 10 a sty
stores bldg; Marcus. premises, owner; s
tass, S2 Union Square, architect: cost. $1,000.
CHRYSTIE ST. As: to a sly tenmt and
store; same owner; same architect: cost, SO 600
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.

GARDEN ST. s, 303.7 II OF Crotona
ave. 5Oxi00: 1921 81, 2. 32i.4 n OF Gro
tOna ave. jnxiO0; city Real Estate co loans
one Hundred and Eighty-second and Garden
Streets Co Inc $50 600
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AUCTION SALES

EassI,ANr TO AN AGREEMDNT entered
~ ns,s' John Wenamsker. New YORK
4 ,y fisapia. J will sell to-day at 10
h,tr.Ss. ~ Roadway. Manhattan Piano De-
" hs,.i Vne syle - Note studio Auto-piano
fqa1s< \, 70 t,tis. make Auto-piano Co, as
ft,sr~ sections - and o. Of the personal
laws ~ TIE State OF New York
81 MOE FRY. AactiOneer.
!. tsg 49, ~ o. ar execution on a lien. ! will
*1Asfi.s A. 10 4. VI. at 1870 Leonard st.s
Viver Typewriter No $50. 237.
ALFRED FREEMAN. Marshal
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9TH STREET
6rh STREET

The approximate amount OF tho lien or
charge TO satisfy which the above described
property Is to be sold IS Fifteen thousand
i've hundred and thirty-nine i0-100 (Si5.-
$50. 10) Dollars, with interest thereon from
Aprl 5th 1913 together with costs and al
lowance amounting to Three hundred and
lightweight O5-1OO (S3ss. 05) Dollars with
interest from April sth. 1913, together with
the expenses OF the sale.
The said premises Will be sold subject TO
taxes for the years 1905 % 1912. amounting
without interest TO the approximate sum OF
Twelve hundred and sixty-nine SLIGO (Si,-
go sf1 Dollars, tho Croton Water rent since
October cath. 1912. amount not fixed. and To-
"A tax lien amounting TO the approximate sum
OF Five thousand and four o2-l00 (s5.0O4.o2
Dollars with interest thereon from June
10th 1909 and 20 the tax for the year 1918.
amounting to the approximate sum OF One
hundred and thirteen 35-i00 t113.35)
Dollars.
Dated New York. May 5th. 1918
EMIL FRANKEL- Referee
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BAILEY AVE. 9. T845 n s Of Kings
bridge road 25X10O: Francis g Lloyd agt
same foreclosure OF mtg; attorneys, Mer-
rill & Rogers.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male

Male.
/ rr-7f,ER. VALET and USEFUL MAN.-Ens-
Iisb. first class; neat appearance very oDiIs-
,,,~, three wears excellent reference city Ut
country. Industrial Agency, ~ west 40 81,
| RT-TI,TR. useful: neat tan. scan
dinavian. understands work thoTougny' 'al.o
are 81 gentleman's clothes, best Reference
Osterberg's Agency, 1l6 Lexington ave 4V''
! 1855 Plaza. ------
prrT.r.ER and VALET.-Thoroughly UNDER
stands his duties; excellent references 20
| ar,-vvbore Miss Margaret Smith s Agency, :"
west 42d ST. Phone 3039 BRYANT
CHAUFFEUR -Young man. graduate OF y.
NJ C. A. automobile school wants post..iy"
with private party, city or country haH'H0
go Henry 81. -
/ COACUMAN and useful man; can care FOR
garden COW chickens. etc. excellent refer
ences H., Mathewson's Agency oio oIh "'''
Tel 27s Bryant.
| COUPLE German; SEQ. outside work.
good gardener. horses. cows, etc. VIE
houseworker personal references N@ti'e"SO ~"
Agency. SIS 9th ave. Tel 37s Bryant
| CoIIPLE.-se0; butler; wife cook; excellent
references neat, young. attentive Carl
care ~ Mathewson Agency, SIS 9th ave Tel
37s Bryant.
cOTTPLE-- English; excellent cook; man but
Ter, valet. useful DO entire worx ~ ro,, s1ia
industrial Agency, II West 4zd 81. -
COUPLE. --swedish chauffeur and laundress;
both thoroughly .exDedenc.d his4e<t per per,
Z
Agency, II West 40 ST.
COUPLE. Butler and cook; excellent refer
ences, desire position ~ c0uhIis' 70 no ~
DR. wages SO 80, nigonq''h Agency ''' LIZA
DATRYNAN.-S3O: with thorough knowledge
OF stock. good buttermsNer good miller;
cood references Carl, MGthaWsoa Agency
SIS 9th ave. Tel. 8Is Bryant. -
FLRMIIAND $50: German: good tesmster
understands farm machinery. cattle; etc;
references o.. Mathewson Agency. sls 0th
ave Tel 37s BRYANT.
FARMLAND -s25; good teamster ana
,,st-tous. references Car. MathowsOn
ISency. SIS 9Th ave. Tel. 8Is BRYANT.
C1PDTSNFT Good ail-round; greenhouses;
,.tAyenoes D. Mathewson Agency. SIS 9th
ave Tel SIS BRYANT
DTNTlR.--singe; wants steady position;
horse. COW. generally useful; wages $50
steady 125 East 34th st.
cpooM or SECOND MAN.---Englsh; young,
tsu n1et and well experienced, excellent
rsSerences Arthur, Mathewson Agency slS
9th ave Tel. 37s BRYANT. -------------,
T7sT5TTJI- MAN-s8O; good gardener, skiltui
with horse, COW. chickens. etc exceIleht
,,.rsonal references r.. care OF Mathewsoh
Acne. s1s 9Th ave. Tel 87s bryant
USEFUL HOUsEMAN.-$S5; excellent teI ca
ences Miss Shea's Agency. 90 East -"
9oI-sEMAN-s3O: neat young man, win
good references willing. obllgingi CIV az o.
eve Tel. 37s BRYANT -.
rTsTFTTT, MAN.-s25 good all around man
outside work. garden, horse. COW chlche az
etc references W. Mathewson Agency 0i0
Gin ave. nel 37s BRYANT --,-
;,,zS--IT5-I,T MAN for private residence; expert
en.ed houseworkcr; also lawns. flowers. a.
800 references T. NJ. Box 40, tribune ~
Town Once 1864 Broa1'.ay ---
YOUNG NORWEGIAN MARRIED COZ ~,
10 children man useful. garden, can
.,,Ik and drive wife. homework COOK h, o. o.
,nmndregs: well recommended. Cerpe"'''
Acme. 154 9th ave.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

MAY 10
Manhattan.
OH AVE. : " cor SD ~: Tor two G. stv
D~c,S. "ra ioft nlds, 25x'sn ana - 4xga II;
t3felceT Realty Co, $50 9TH ave owner: III q
chapman 534 9th ave. architect; cost. S1cO 900
ALTERATIONS.
MAY -.
Mahattsn.
IADISoN AVE 205 and 205: 10 o ETY.
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TYpEWRITING ANp TYPEl. RITERs

VICTOR vIsIBLE. 10 Nassau 81. Catalogue
free; all makes taken rt payment: bargains
In Underwoods. Remingtons divers. Smith&
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HELP WANTED
.,ale

Male
AGENTS-S5 o day: work ell summer for good
men demonstrating TO housekeepers. write
FOR free sample and catalogue. IL. SeabrOok
q Co, Church ST., Report. y. J.
BUTTER 5lAKEd{.--F3rst class man. single
W. Q. Whippie. OphiI Farm, Purchase,
y. y
FREE ILLUSTRATED BOOK tells Of about
800 600 protected positions in q. e. service;
thousands OF vacancies every year; there IL
a big chance here for you; sure and gen
erous pay; lifetime employment. lust ask for
booklet T-33S. no obligation. Earl Hopkins
Washington, d. e.
I MADE $50 600 IN Ave years with small
mail order business: began with So; send
for free booklet. telle how. Heacock. oOJo
Lockport. y. Y.
SINGLE MAN 10 handle oxen private
place W c. Whipple. Ophir Farm. Pdr-
chase. y. Y.
WANTED-Live, capable man. responsible
financially must have highest references. 10
represent US IN New York state in automobile
business. Apply Mr. Jacob and Mr.. Davidson
from Detroit Al Hotel Ast0r, Times Square,
between and D. IN. Tuesday and Wednesday
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

Male.
CHAUFFEUR Single. useful careful driver;
does repairs. understands all work on gen
tleuan's country place, sober honest. reliable
man. best references. a. J.. Carroll, W. Cen
ira Park West.
CHAUFFEUR, ex-coachman. with his own car
"a landauleD wishes position, best personal
references. Address J. NJ. NJ, l42 East 4lst St
CHAUFFEUR.- careful driver; i've
years experience; position anywhere, good
reference. oscar NJ. Reevey, 444 West 1850 81
COLLEGE STUDENT CCoiumbia).-Desires
position as tutor or travelling companion
during summer: has travelled abroad ana
can furnish highest recommendations. Al
dress Harold SummerHeld AIS tih ave.
Brooklyn.
Man CAPABLE FOR CARE or PROP
erty; city or away, business or personal
service. with wifes. n desired. seeks sLs
tenant employment. superior references T..
O., Tribune
SALESMAN man, p. possessing tact
and ability 70 convince and produce. desires
good connection; excellent references. w, boA
- Tribune Office.
TENNIS INSTRUCTOR.-Trai Swedish
elegant young man, wishes position al
o1ub or hotel Mrs Helga HOving's Agency,
e33 Lenox ave. Tel 113 Morningslde.
Female.
COvERNESS French Protestant. thoroughly
exnerlenced. physical care, distance imms-
teTiaI A. v 365 West 10th ST.
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Observation-Disclosures

DREssMAKER.-com makes and re-.
models; chiidren's a speciality. juliet i2s
East 10Th St Tel sos Stuyvesant
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v,ss splendid opportunity 10 Boys and Girls
10 have conditions 10 make W and wish
winner Tutoring. they Will be received into
~ family Of the principal OF this school ana
esve lndividua. Attention. Write for par
Elax
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

sneresp and Foreign Teachers Agency
ssplnes Professors. Teachers. Tutors, Gov
s..as'>s etc. 20 Colleges. schools and Fam
u. Apply 70 Mrs 81. j YoUNG-FULToN.
Ltlon SQUARE
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COMMERCIAL SITUATIONS WANTED.
EXPERT COST MAN, systematizer. account
ana executive ability, broad experience.
,,srfs nosition with unlimited possibilities
81 800: references. L. {. b., Box D. Tribune
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE
INSTRUCTION.

For Both Sexes-City.
fHE BERLTTZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
Madison Square G122 Broadway.
asflem Branch 3f3 Leno1 Ave. near l27th ST.
Brooklyn Branch. 2is-220 Livingston 81.
Schools open ell the year
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BOOKS.

BOOKS AND SITS: ALSO OLD POSTAGE
stamps wanted for cash WEBER $50
Broadway. Brooklyn
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ORIENTAL. RUG REPAIRING

s...seoinr Co.. I5s Madison Av.. Cor. SGD 1T.
,,----.sness furnished. Phone 8e6 Murray HI:
SsEFuL CARPET CLEANING Co.-Clesns
~ eomp.essed al. steam hand or on foor.
ps, ,5loaoHay 42i East 18Th e. COE
.-zLNDT. Tel g2-sstb
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c,ANOS AND ORGANS.

AT THE PIANO SHOP. IS WEST i4TH ST
They will turn your piano into a player
piano al moderate cost. It's great success.
Investigate.
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Female
ITUATtoNs WANTED

COVERNESs. French Protestant thoroughly
exDerlenced physical care, distance imIs~
.eriaI A. v 365 West 10th 81.
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EsTeHEsTER ACADEMY. White Plains, NY.

For Both sexes-Country.
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Great Western Railway OF England

The Holiday Line" Illus booklets Of tours
r. KsteleX, Gen. Agt., sol 9th Ave, New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-20

y" YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS
p,,,, Oldest, Largest. Most Modern.
"S hJDs WOVEN PROM OLD CARPETS.
=, ',nost Reasonable send for Circular
~ W. $50. H--.n. AZ iAn Wei aNth 81
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CARPET CLEANING.
MIloniL CARPET CLEANING Co

VklEN1AL RUG Established 1925
kLPAIRING a 80, oo-de,
tliANsING oi--Sl4 r. emu o.
a sPECIAITY Phone 1895 Creamery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-20

LAUNDREss. First class Swedish laun-
dress best city reference; so anywhere
hest references. Jussila Agency, $50 Lex
ington ave Tel. 4453 Plaza
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-20

IAU'NDREsS-Colored girl. shirts. collars.
cuffs: strong. tidy. excellent references. Old
Reliable Agency, Is West seth ST. Phone osil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-20

i.AUNDREss-Fir class; $50; go anywherei
excellent references Miss Shea's Agency 10
4gd Room 7O1
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cOoK--First class references. with or with
on, kitcbenmaid X c., Miss Margaret
Smiths Agency, % West 42d ct Phone SoJ0
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-03-20
Original Notice.

In the District Court of Audubon
County, Iowa, May Term, A. D., 1918.
Julia M Owens, Plaintiff o-;o;no,
Harry F. Owens, Defendant No'ioo
TO Harry F. Owens, Defendant: You
art hereby notified that there is now on
file in the office of the Clerk of the
District Court in and for Audubon
County, Iowa the Petition of Julia M.
Owens. Plaintiff, claiming that the,
plaintiff and defendant were married.
on the 9th day of October, 1910, ando
that the defendant wilfully deserted the,
plaintiff on the 18th day of March, 1911,
without just cause therefor, and asking
for divorce from the bonds of matri-
mony; and that unless you appear thereto
and defend before noon of the second
day of the next term of court to be
begun at the Court House in Audubon,
Iowa, on the 9Th day of May. 1919,
judgment will be entered against you
as prayed. Cosson & Ross,
12t Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-03-20

Walter Roth went to Carroll today
to attend the funeral of his brother in
law, Henry Klocke.
Wall Paper and Paint are the order
of the day. Come, see our stock.
liz A. II. Roberts.
Amos Kaufman, went to Perry, Iowa,
today to visit his son, Charlie, who is
engaged in carpenter work at that
place.
Alice Gibson, of Greeley, Colo, ar
rived Sunday and will be employed a.
teacher by Miss Stearns, for the school
one mile south of Ross.
Mrs. Conant, mother of Mrs. \. f.
Drake, who has been quite sick all win
ter. is very low today, and doctors hold
out little hope for her recovery.
The Godfrey Commandery knight
Templers have accepted Rev. Freedline's
invitation to attend Easter services at
the NJ. E. church next Sunday morning.
Miss Hazel Kellogg who is student
at the State University at Iowa City,
arrived this morning for a weeks visit
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E.
Kellogg.
Mrs. Herman Zaiger lost her gold
watch and fob yesterday, somewhere
between Audubon and her home.
Finder will please return to this Office
and receive reward.
r. j. Loveland. is enjoying a visit
from his cousin, P. J. Loveland, who
formerly lived in Oregon, but at present
uncertain as to where he will locate in
the future. We trust Mr.. Loveland
will become interested in our prosper.
Gus little city and decide to remain here.
]. A. Nash departed Saturday even
ing for California to join his wife and
daughter, Miss Gretchen, who is steadily
improving at sanitarium. Audubon
people hope Mr.. Nash and his family
will soon be able to come back to
Audubon to enjoy the splendid balmy
spring. .f3.3l ....r..
l.. V. Pulver, the efficient and pain
stalking manager of the dress goods de-
partment at the E, Bilharz & Son store,
has been considerably annoyed the past
week with tonsolitis. The latter part
of the week he was compelled to remain
indoors, and this morning he is again
unable to be on duty. All hope his all
ment is only temporary and that he
will soon be able to enjoy his usual
good health.