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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-03-07
CONSTITUTION THE
DEMAND IN MEXICO
Want One Similar to That of
the United States, Huerta
Is Informed.
(National News Association

news AsSOClatlOn1
MEXICO CITY, March IA new
constitution for the Mexican republic
modelled exactly after that of the
United States was the demand made
upon the provisional government b.
the leaders of the constitutionalists.
The constitutional party is a new one
having it's inception in the state of
Chihuahua. The name is being used
by Maderist insurgents and other
enemies of the present government
A petition signed by General Car
rama, leader of the rebels in the state
of Coahuila; Juan Cabral, vasquez
Gomez and many other constitutional
ist leaders was received in this city by
Provisional President Huerta.
President Huerta said that un-
dosbtedly the present constitution
would be amended along reform lines
but that congress had more important
work to do now
Money Badly Needed.
Money is needed to pay the interest
on bonds for the new government has
assumed all the obligations of the old
MADEIRA administration
Insurgent leaders in the state of
Sonora. which has seeded from the
republic, have issued a declaration of
rights and are preparing to issue their
own money. They are offering induce
ments to recruits for the news that
President Huerta and Gen. Diaz are
sending well equipped army of 0,000
men into the north has evidently
struck fear into the hearts of the re-
bellious chieftains.
1t is the intention OF Gen. Felix Diaz
to establish at the earliest moment
several gun making arsenals in this
city so that Mexico will be able in the
future to supply her own war needs.
Foreign Minister De la Barra is work
ing to have a treaty drawn up between
the United States and Mexico, by
which the United States will be pledg-
ed to friendship and a definite promise
of non-intervention unless intervention
is called for by an extreme situation of
anarchy in this republic.
When the new ambassador to the
United States goes to Washington he
will carry instructions to open negotia-
tions at once with Secretary of State
Bryan.
Missionaries Invited.
Realizing the softening influences OF
religion Senior Granados. ninis+o~ -
the interior. has informed United
States Ambassador Henry Lane w.r-
son that the government will invite
missionaries into this country.
Mr.. Wilson has been asked to
promulgate this intelligence among
the missionary organizations of the
United States.
I'VE are certain" said Senior Grana-
dos, that fnal pacification will be
easier if the people receive more spirit
ual education in the future than they
have in the past.
We must admit that many of the
Mexican residents of the interior are
primitive, many are Indians. who have
never known the softening influences
of complete civilization. This must be
changed"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-03-07
THEY AWAKENED THE
QUIET LITTLE CITY
But 1t Cost Archie $500 to
Open the Eyes of the
Quaker Town.
TRANSIENT statesmen
Police Say More Trouble Is in
View for Schwartz and
Reeder.
TRANSIENT statesmen

Archie Schwartz and Thomas Reed
er, transient statesmen, who are selling
the stock of the Spencer Jewelry store,
have suffered severe shock, police
say, when they were rudely awakened
to the fact that Richmond is right in
the path of up-to-date methods and
not in the dead zone Schwartz
and Reeder are reported to have said
at the time they came to Richmond,
that Richmond is so slow that we can
get the 'kale' here without getting a
license and beat it before the burg
wakes up
The awakening which was given
Schwartz has cost him up to today
$261.S0, excluding lawyers fees. OF
this amount, $50 was paid for a fine in
police court. The costs of the case
were $40. County licenses for seven
days at SIS per day have cost him $105
and city licenses for the same length
of time at S. per day amounted to $35.
Added to this the township assessor
assessed the property s61.s0, which
Schwartz must pay. The stock OF the
iewelry store cost him $2,060.
Lawyers fees are reported to be
large.
The police have received notice that
c. o. d. express package valued at
$3.50 addressed to Schwartz came to
one of the local express Offices yes
terday. With the package came the
warning to leave it at the back door
where Schwartz would settle for it. 1t
is believed that the men will leave
town in a few days.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-03-07
Wins PLACE ON TEAM
Knollenberg One of Har-
wards Debaters.

Bernhard Knollenberg, who is study
ing in Harvard university this winter.
has been chosen for the Harvard de-
batting team. Eight men have been
selected. three for each team and an
alternate for each. The debates will
take place on March IA. one ar Cam
bridge. Mass. against Yale. and ths
other at Princeton, y. J., against
Princeton. The subject chosen for
both of the debates is about the ex-
emption from paving tolls of all coast
wise vessels going through Panama
knollenberg was on the Earlham de-
batting team last year
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-03-07
House Ways and Means COM
mittee Will Draft Measure
Providing Tariff for Reve-
nue. Only.
WORK OF SPECIAL
SESSION OUTLINES
Wilson Advises That Tariff
And Sundry Civil Appro-
priation Measure Be the
Principals.
CNational New. Association,


WASHINGTON, March The
Democrats of the senate today in eau
Gus elected Senator Clark OF Arkansas
as president pro TEN of the senate and
the Rev. J. :. Prettyman, pastor of
Methodist church of Washington, as
chaplain of the senate. Clark's election
was a surprise as il was expected this
appointment would be conferred upon
Senator Bacon who has heretofore Of
ficiated in that capacity. Bacon will be-
foreign relations.
Under the leadership of Rep. Under
wood of Alabama, whose slogan is,
tariff for revenue only, with inciden-
tai protection" the Democratic men,
bers of the house WAYS and means
committee went into session today To
draft a tariff revision program TO be
presented TO congress at the coming
special session.
A complete revision of all the sched-
ules with changes in the administra-
tive features of the present law and
the enactment of an income tax bill
are planned. IL is estimated that the
income tax bill will yield $10o. 200. 900
a year when il gets into full operation.
Mr.. Underwood is determined that
whatever tariff revision scheme is
finally decided upon must yield SUM-
cient revenue to pay government ex-
penses.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-03-07
ALL THE WORLD CON-
TRIBUTES TO YOUR
HAPPINESS
BY JOHN p. FAllON.

The natives of Ceylon send their
choicest teas, the peasants of
Switzerland supply the daintiest
needlework. France contributes
marvellous silks, Ireland linens and
England suitings of wondrous tex
ture. The products of the world
are brought by boat and rail to
your very door.
Merchants, eager to please, fas-
cinate and crafty your desire for
something new ransack the
earth to secure the things that will
delight and captiyate the hearts of
their customers.
The new things for Spring are
budding out, Every day from now
on stories of new millinery, new ap-
parel and new fabrics will be told
1t is the most interesting news of
the year
Read the advertisements in THE
PALLADIUM closely and constant
ly every day. then you will be we'll
informed regarding the styles for
Easter. the latest importations from
abroad and the newest ideas for
furnishings in the home. Besides.
YOU will know of every opportunity
to economize.
Palladiup circulation for March
6, was
- q co
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-03-07
AND STILL THEY COME
Another Divorce Petition Fill
ed Today.

Suit for divorce was filed in the
Wayne circuit court today by Rhea c.
Summie against Jesse Summie. The
complainant charges that the defend
ant imbibes rather freely in intoxicat-
ing liquors and alleges that il is not
an infrequent occurrence for her
spouse to come home under the influ-
ence of the "oiI of comfort"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-03-07
A NOTED ACTRESS
DIES IN CHICAGO
tNational News Association

FNAtIOhdI -N+Ws assUVIdtEVllF
CHICAGO, March 1.-Gertrude Can
field, in private life Mrs. Forrest Ruth
erford, who plays the title role in '.Ey-
cry Woman" is dead of pneumonia at
the home of w. Z. Chittenden in Riv-
er Forest. She had been sick for
week. Mr.. Rutherford, a Denver steel
man, was with his wife when she died.
Her body will be taken to Denver to
morrow.
Mrs. Rutherford was well known az
stock actress in Eastern cities.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-03-07
ADANGEROUS A FIRE

tNatIonaI News AssociationJ
WAUKESHA. Wis. March Fire
early today threatened TO destroy the
business section of Waukeshaw. Fire
engines were rushed from Milwaukee
on special trains TO check the blaze
The flames we're controlled after one
building had been burned and a num-
Der of others heavily damaged.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-03-07
THE WEATHER

STATE AND LOCAL Unsettled
or Saturday. Rising temperature.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-03-07

Continued on page eight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-29

NhAMBEEMAID. - scotch Protestant; VIII
assist waitress. highly rccommended' 70
shyvherc Miss Shea's Agency, 80 Last 4-u
~, Room 7Oi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-29

CoOk-loung Scotch Protestant. excellent
COOK. wages $25 has friend waitress. to-
Eeuer or separate. country preferred Do
nestle Exchange 82i Columbus ave near 75tb
ST. SCHUYLER gi3G
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-29

CiAMBERMAID- ESS-French. Eng
llsh speaking. neat. young. Z years rem,
IS. $50. two in family. SO. az INV
Ag'ucy 103 West 42d Phone 0btt bI}e"t.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-29

COOK Neat, strong Swedish girl. excellent
cook, understands her work. excellent ref
trences; SSj. Oster0erC's Agency. 7l6 Lex
inEton ave. Tel Plaza 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-29

INFANTS NURSE. German. competent
nurse. takes baby from BIRTH. best refer
ences. city or country. wages s3O-S35. Call
al Lang & Boechcrer Co. Agency 43-45-+7
West 33d ST. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-29

NHAMBERMAID and LAENDREss.--1.l'7.t,Is oi. -
1elng gin. willing. Obiiging. not atIN'o W
Work three years excellent references ~
S2lntry. Industrial Agency, ~ West ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-29

'hAMBERMAID-W AITREss-Neat. stEol-
sgr1ish girl. excellent waitress ano nous
,la'd. best references. 50. Os'sl t,s .
9uIeau. 1i6 Lexington ave. Iel 100 = az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-29

HOISEKEEPER- For bachelor apartmc nts
or widowers family. neat. young German
girl. WIFI Do mendins two years excellent
references. city. country. Industrial Agency,
Il West 42d 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-29

ION competent. obliging Young woman. ex-
, 'eHent baker, understands butter making:
oest references; 20 any distance Mrs Collier :
Agency. Al 4th ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-29

HOUSEWORKER no Laundry. neat. obllginc.
competent. small family. good home pre-
ferred To high wages Mrs Golfers Agency.
49, 4th ave. nesr 3lst 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-29

NOCN.--l LO'fttdLoS cooking lu all branches,
willing 10 help With ironing. excellent ref
tTehct2. NJ. g., Miss Margaret smith
Agency. - West 42d 81. Phone 3uJg Bryant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-29

NVOk snd chanbcrmsid waitress: two capaole
lInnish girls. best references. Jusslls Aseh
- 80 Lexington ave Tel. 4453 Plaza
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-29

HOUSEWORK.-L Homework by young
woman IN house Or apartment, reference
Address 5. 5, $50 Gtn ave
INFANTS NCRSE.-Young. refined French
English speaking very best references /.
will go anywhere. $50. Caneilo Agency, lU3
West 42d 81. Phone 5677 BRYANT
LADY's MAID.-Frencu, Italian, English;
good appearance. refined manners dress
making, millinery wishes 20 travel; 80.
Curnello Agency. lO3 West 4Zd 81. Phone
5G77 BRYANT
LADY'S MAID and SEAMSTRESS.--Comp
tent German maid, speaking French. good
hairdrcsser and packer. best references, city
or country WAGES $50. Call at Lang q
Boechcrcr Go. Agency. 43-4j-41 West bid
ST.. New York.
LADY'S MAID.-EuElish. excellent dress
maker. good hdIrdresser, packer, traveller
obIIgiuE. first class New York references II.
". Miss FitzGerald's bureau sos ON ave
LAUNDREsS.- Excellent references; can do
shirts. collars and all fine linens; 20 any
where. Miss Margaret Smiths Agency, IS
West 42d 81. Phone &03a BRYANT
LAT NDRESS.--Neat strong Danish girl. eX-
ccll,ut lauudress. collars. shirts. cuffs any
Agcucy. 71G Lexington ave. Tel. l035 Plaza.
LATNDKESS. - First class by refined
Preach German English speaking LADY. col
lars. shirts. dry cleaning. or housekecper 10 .
bachelor. $50 20 $40. anywhere. best refer
enccs. Carneio Agency, los West 4-d 81
Phone jG77 Bryant
LATNDRESS. - Competent German girl;
good shirt ironcr. best references. city or
country. wages S3O-S3J. cali az Lang &
Boechcrer 90. Agency 43-4'-iI West 33d
ST.. N'w York.
NEWLY LANDED German girl wants posi-
tion as chambermaid or nurse. good sewer.
city or country. wages $50 Call al Lang q
Boecherer Co. Agency. i3-45-47 West $50
81. New Yorl.
NURSE -- Competent young German girl;
highest references. will assist cEamoer-
work children any age. very industrious.
city. country Industrial Agency. II West
f-u st.
NCRSE-North German; experienced neat
girl. To child over two wears. good sewer,
city or country. best references, wages 80
S3Ui call al LauE q Boccherer CO. Agency
4%-45-47 West $50 ST.. New YORK.
NURSE English to child over three years:
willing assist chambcrwork. excellent ref
CrencCs A. j.. Miss Margaret smith =
Ageucy. - West i2d 81. Phone 3O39 Bryant.
SISTERS nno girls cook. assist wash
ing. waitress. chawhemaid. S3u-S-J, nNe
wears JOB last place Miss Snea's Agency. 80
East 42d ST.. Room 7ol.
WAITRESS Can take place OF butler. ex-
cellcut salads. care Of silver; thorouShIy
competent. ohIgiuE. city. country refer
erces Industrial Agency. - west 42d ST
Us WAITRESS - ARLORMAID. 80 Neat. tall
swedish girl. excellent waitress, best ref-
or,nccs. also excellent Irish waitress Osier-
bs-c.S AE.Irr 7lt Lexington ave. Tel 1000
Plaza. -
WT7TEESS and PARLORM .-Competen
Young girl. best references. ci'' or coun-
,~t. W., COS $50 call ~ Lang 4 Boecherer
60 Agency 4a-45-47 West 33d e.. New York
WAITRESS class Call 90 100 West
ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-29

OOOh-trench Protestant: first class. eXcep-
uonally neat good caterer and manager. tx
CeI!eht references. Ms. Golfers Agency l57
4th ave, near 31st St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-29
SITUATIONS WANTED
Male

Male.
BUTLER VALET USEFUL. 49, Neat Young
EnsIsrmau well trained. no. afraid Of
toTk. excellent credentials city. country.
ndustr.a. Asea-y. i West 4-d 81.
srTLEE-EALET Thoroughly understands
bis cut'ss. excellent references. 20 AM
Nnerc Miss Margaret Smiths Agency. 20
Acsi 80 81 Prone 1899 Bryant
5CTLEE. VALET. COURIER.-Highest ref
fse1c.s. European and American, speaks
.sm ianslag 70. neat young man; anywheTc,
-. ta1 20 around the world CaTaeIo
Ag.Hc. lOo West 42d. Phone 56T7 Bryant.
coACHMAN and USEFUL MAN-Can care
Tor garden COW. chickens. etc. excellent
'sieTeuces. $50 H.. Mathewsons Agency.
Us gu ave. Tel rs Bryant.
coLoEED COUPLE Butler. useful. and
cook. laurG-esg win DO entire work. 900.
.teeient -.fere1ces. Miss Shea's Agency 50
Easi i2d. Room 701.
couPLE-Woman as general houseworl,eI.
man lsffl. handy with tools; entire WoI"
q small family. references. wages, 500. Oily
.olnlrl Industrial Agency u West 40.
CorPLE-Ge-maH. $50: man outside work.
gool gardener. horses. COWS etc. VIE
LolSeV ork'-. personal references. O.. Ma
,a'WsoI Agency. SIS 9Th ave. Tel 3'o
Bpant
COCPLE-French. Italian speaking. cook,
useful. man useful butler. houseman
loung. neal. years city references, $50
ryarn-llo AZ neg. l03 West 42d. Phone oo''
COUPLE-ChsuTgur useful. wife plain cook
or anything else French. English; Young.
neat, reference. 500 Carnello Agency, lo3
Nes, 40. Phone JC77 Bryant.
FARMLAND S2J good teanster and milk
o. farm machinery. etc sober industrl-
Gus references. D. MathcwsOn Agency, $50
on ovs Te. G7S Bryant
FARMLAND $50. German. good teamster.
understands farm machinery, cattle. en-
references d.. MatheWsou Agency SIS dth
sre. Tri 379 BRYANT
HOvsENaT So thoroughly experienced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-29

Npok Young swedish eirI: excellent plain ana
fancy cook good references. city or couhul
ages go 10 s35. Domestic Exchange 90 %
...Ills ave. nnar Irlh ~. SnhuFler DIdb.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-29
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS.
LOST BANKBooKs

BANkBOOE No. G2O.144 Of the Union Dime
savings Bank is missing. Any person hay
ing claim TO IL is hereby called uno1 ~
present the same within ten days OF submit
To having said passbook cancelled and a new
one issued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-29

HOTsEWORKEE Germln Ul-I09 POSITION N
city. fine cook and waitress. excellent refer
ences. wages So Domestic Exchange 32f Coz
LumLu. ~ lea- -ll- Il --uu--e- NlaC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-29

NAAdBERMAID- SEAMSTREss - Gel H. Ht. y.
experienced neat girl best references, O.
qf country: wages. S25-S3O. Call a. Lang q
hoeche-er 60 AConcv a. A.. ~ West $50 s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-29

v1USEWORKLE. three IN family. FOR Long
Island SO Miss fltzIcrald's Employment
prresu iN9 J.r ave. entrance on 42d 81.
TITVDEESS-FI.e in family no shirts. col
lars rr ems. $50. Protestant preferred Miss
rffGsral1s Employment Bureau, Jos 9th ave. &.
s1i!llce o. 80 a.
I,rNnPTSS .0r Tie country. So. no shirts
-olars or CUFFS. excellent place Mrs. Col
Fers Agency. 80 4th ave.
STTNOGRAFHER.-FOr mail oroer business
mus be- good spondent; all or spare
time address Charles F. Haanel l4O4 syn
6.cate Trust Building, s. Louis. No.
eurmo, poenrfe Irwin's Agency. - W. 18th II.
SBHlhs hoSVilS Phone 4267 Chelsea.
Pest male and female help supplied for all
branches Of hotel service. - years estab' q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-29
Observation-Disclosures

pREssMAKER -Competent: makes and re.
models: chndren's a speciality. juliet Us
East 10Th st Tel 40s Stuyvesant
ADVERTISEMENTS AND DESCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at the ITto" r
once 80 1864 broadway. between 3bth ana
18Th SITS. until O'Clock 30. H.. AaN'',
mi The regular rates unit. o'clock g.. u1., Wa
a64 stA ave. Q o. cor 90 si
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-29
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female

COOk-French Protestant: FIRST class, excep-
uoH'ily neat. good caterer and manager. eY.
CeIIeht references. Ms. Golfers Agency. l57
/ 4th ave, near 3lst 81.
CQ }J.Ht, high, class. Eirl. chambcrmaII o.
M,tchehinaId; highest references discngasei
! owing 10 lady's death. Mrs Golfers Agency.
500 an ave, near 3lst ST
COOk-Competent obliging vouug woman: ex-
'eHent baker; understands butter making
.vsl references, 20 any distance. Mrs Collier :
Agency. AZ 4th ave.
COOK Scotch Protestant. excellent
cook. wages S25 has friend waitress: to-
Eether or separate; country preferred. Do
iIesuc EAchange. 32i Columbus ave. near 10Th
1 st. SCHUYLER 1896
! COOK ana CHAMBERMAID-M Mother and
uaushtcF, Norwegian PTOtestants. would do
! WoiA TOT small family. neat aud refined. Mrs
--OtlleL Agency. 41i +th ave.
[ COOK.-Jud,rstaud cooking Iu AN brarchc5
willing 10 help with ironing. excellent ref
tIthct2. NJ. g., Miss Margaret smith
Agency. - West 40 ST Phone 3uj9 Bryant.
, COOK Neat, strong Swedish girl. excellent
cook. understands her work. excellent ref
erences; SIS. Ostcr0erg's Agency. 7l6 Lex
/ ington ave. Tel. Plaza 1850
! COOK.-FreuCh; only arrived; young. has
been iu best American families IN Parts
gu round cook. pastry. entrees everything.
| $%'-S4o Carnello Agency. lO3 West 42d 81.
/ Phone jG77 BRYANT
! cooK.-Gcrmau. mrs, class. good baker, city
or country. best references. wages, $40
/ $50. call az Lang & BOecherer Co. Agency.
43-43-A7 West $50 ST
GENERAL HOUSEWORK. 49, Neat. willing
swedish az. good plain cook. waitress.
| housemaid. excellent references. OsterborE :
AGENCY. ll6 lexington ave. lei. 1910 Plaza.
| GERMAN COOK.--Noung. excellent on ices.
desserts and fancy dishes two years last
place. $50 Miss Sheas Agency. 50 Last
42d ST. Room 70l.
HOUSEWIFE and MOTHERS HELPER
BY young American girl. country pre-
/ ferred anxious and willing TO please: 81
monthly. Twins Agency, - West nth -.
HOUSEWORKER- Young Hungarian gil.
little experience. small family. J.. Miss
! door Telephone 1927 Madison Square.
HOUSEWORK. - ChambermaiG. waitress.
cook. neat colored girl. experienced: eX-
ccIent references. city. country. Harlem
Employment Exchange, 2li9 9TH ave. Phone
2jl Harlem.
HOUSEwORKER no laundry. neat. oblisinc.
competent, small family, good home pre-
ferred to high wages Mrs Golfers Agency.
457 An ave. near 3lst So
HOTSEVORKEE. German. wishes position 300
city. fine cook and waitress. excellent refer
ences, wages go. Domestic Exchange. 52f CO.
lumtus ave. near 75th ST. SCHUYLER ol3G
HOUSEWORKER. -- Good. all-arouud cook.
general houseworker. neat. young colorsd
woman, excellent references. $50 Tulls
Agency. 2297 9TH ave. Tel. s022 MorninGs.dc.
HOUSEHOLDER For bachelor apartments
girl. VIII do mendins. two years excellent
references. city. country. Industrial Agency,
T. West 42d 81.
INFANTS NURSE. - German: competent
nurse. takes baby from birta. best refer.
ences. city or country. wages s3O-S35. Call
az Lang & Boechcrer Co. Agency - 4j-i1
West SD ST.. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-29
WORK WANTED.
Male

ADyERTISING-Out WORK. energetic.
aggressive. young man desires connection
win frs, class firm. with opportunity for
sdraucsmer' Address Vim. Tribune Uptown
ofee. 1864 Broadway.
CARETAKER~.-S snail American family.
adults would act as carctakers OF country
pisces for summer free OF charge. highest
reference g. Foster 3l9 Broadway.
Man 81 temperate. reliable. as watchman or
csrstsker or work a anything city or coun-
t1. John smith. 100 9th ave.
SALESMAN. secretary OF Office manager; age
.. hustler. can show results. highly expert
snee1 ia publishing business. small salary
D l.. Tribune Ofcr.
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BOARD WANTED.

-----,-s1 Nan wants home IN refined, quiet
ptSNh'f mn more tnan two or three adults.
.sm$ 90 elderly ladies' living alone. ac-
s- VIII ,,,Ds REQUIRED. large. sunny room and
ositb board. location upper West Side.
% s e4a5e but S an no ' o0ssioa sS 56 9
pr'es. sn,rtmcut. good table and homelike
fr1-ult ~ essential. highest references given
irnc'3..Nired ADDRESS q. A.. Box 80 Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-29

NCRSE.-North German. experienced neat
girl. 90 child over TWO wears. good sew er,
City or country. best references, wages 50
S3W call al Lang d BOCcherer CO. Agency,
4@-45-47 West 32d ST.. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-29

W1VTED-Ama.tious Young men to become
travelling statesmen. hundreds Of good OPEN
t-s Write 90. particulars. BgadstTest Train
ne system Eochcster. y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-29

WAITRESS -PA RLORMAID. 80 Neat. tall
swedish girl. excellent waitress; best REF
or,nccs. also excellent Irish waitress Oster-
b,-c.s AE.urr 7lG Lexington ave. Tel 1893