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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-22
Female.

thoroughly eonpe'ent, ,9ar ygS,s , I s, i"
references; city or 'g-n,,y 49, wv !"
,ust,tal Association. i West va ST.
Female.
,-GERMAN Cook Good my. refer
=. az ~. Miss IIofulS er.s Agsn, y
no., ~ AZ gul floor. Telephone 40-' MAUI
son square -. ID i
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Young re-
giri' years rcf.rcnt'. u" @ mh door.
,,,',ycr's Agency. 30 OF, oN" ""
Tslsohonc. Az Madison square. ------,
51IiINEERNfAID aud " AirIN". - s I,'S
.nn,,r,ncs. neat worker ~ -
.rcn,e NacNciIl Agency, Il west '''" 80
Greeley G5i5. -----..--........ ,.i,,,e.is
'',i-,ytrTRNNIp. WAITRESS or NURSE
~ years reference, mno'ta'S "'S'9
-.,,Ii.rs Agency 4J1 ~ 60
:,,i-,,,LD ,,OUH. --Equal to chez; three
Years last place y99hs' Mi Mis- s6es's
,ior. 49,; best 'ters"''S' '''
Hgcn,y 80 East 4-d -. -;-.-.-7
,.,,I-ngt.D COUPLE. CO., Butler, usetGl ,
COlothID ',,udrcs.: win do entire work
eoPH, nd ~el recommended; 500. Miss
SSes's Ngoucy, 80 Iast 4sd 81. ..-.--------
,.,,,,F Swedish: hrst class; equal TO cher,
COOh'.,,,',i,",I cNcelicut manager: city or
e,ono,.'' ~, ,.eIleut personal references III
IJV'strial Associatiou. ~ West va 81.
s.2,z.,- -.,.si,t LAUNDRY; chambermaid. wait
NCJolt.. tlyo young girls, together or sep
arate: city. cOuntry c|lhpyteno, ~ ~,
refersuCCS. lndusJ'aA A~SS~''' -
Isd st ------------------.
LOOK -WATTREsS, together Or separate
'CIat girls. Wiling, Obliging, eNcelleni
,oferrnos: $50 So DOMESTIC ENchange
Agency so Caumbua az: scnnYlsr. cl39
5,1C,iy - FIRST GLASS; meat, vegetables.
Sim. very neat; good appearance,
- ,''cdi,irr N4cNetl Agency. IL West
S5th s. Greeley cSt5. -..--..-.-.-..------
COOK also cut,cbcrmaid and wailress. Pin
,i,b airls: bot reference. JpsStIa Agency,
go L.,iugtou 49,. LEI. 4i9a Pla@a. --
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. useful outside and
In vie cook. laundTe1s, reliable care
.ta,s. $50. excellaut references; 10 any
,sbsro sflss Shes's Agency. 20 Last tsd 81
5,5T-PI T-Proyestant; cool: aud butler;
,sefuI: wifo exceils in cooking and o@k =
TO- civ country IscNellI Agency. ~
West J5th 81 Greeley 0s4s.
FC,TPIF--Butler. valet; wife excellent
cook aud manager; both thoroughly eS-
p.rirUceI: highly recommended city %
Country Industrial A.su., ~ Wet 20 e.
FRENCH swIss COUPLE. - Experienced
in All private service. take tuli charge;
city country. highest personal rctsrehc$s'
Industrial A1su., l1 West "a st
GTSDTAi. usEwORkER or KITCHEN
MAID. FINNISH girl; yery neat; WILLING:
Lexington as. T"'. ii'3 fiafl.
GERMAN COOK. All round capable cook
snd manager; S35; best personal refer
,uces. Miss Sheas Agency. 20 East fsd 81
MURRAY Hin So.
HOTSI KEEPER. = Intelugcut, capable
working househeeper Tor priests house
SIS: so suyv hero. best references Misc
ShsaU NgeNcy, - East ga - Murray
llf'i f..'
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NEW YORK-PoughkeepsIe

Comm. s. l.. W. klrTELLt,, detached
Naval War College; 70 command Albany.
Lieut.. comm. q. W. STEELE. r. to Hydro
graphic Office. Navy Department -,
West Virginia; to oregon. ,.,, .-....,,o.
Lieut. Ounior grade l.. .. DUNN dctacHsu
ozark; to command Is i. -,
, icnt dunior grade, l.. r. QUITS. uetaclol
command HI; 20 Naval Aesi&y,,; :,
IAcut Ounor grade y. H. Ia NlM0N -. ae-
hslt. T.ymaster ]. II. MAYNARD. detached %
YanEton; to settle accounts and walk
orders. ~ ,,,t,... 4, .o,-
ner,iou fitting out Oklahoma and on boarl
u hon commissions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-22

Mails NeNr
Vessel For Line close sails.
Potsdam R1t'dSm. Red :. Csc IN 1000 "a IN
Pc b'Italia Nsplcs HAL $3.50 a IN II 20 Il IN
Panama Cristobai Pan IL 80 a III 300 p N
ATapahoe. Jack vile. Clyde -- ;oO y III
& OF columbus saw saw 500 y IN
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER %.
'Lusitanin. Liverp'l, Cun'd - 100 IN
81 pnui IJverpooI Am $3.50 q IN 1900 IA
(,aaerta NAMES Italian $50 a IN ECO IN
Erederix viii pentn'k : 1000 a IN 200 y n
phIladcIa curacao Red ID $50 nj 1900 IN
Trinidad Bermuda Que 600 nj IL 90 q IN
Mctapan. Colon. L T. Co. $50 m l2:Oo IN
Keutrrs, Santos. s & Bra2 1900 m 300 p IN
Tnltic Iiveinool w S. 12:OO IN
Santiago. Galveston. NAL. - 100 y IN
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER "a.
Eyron. Argentina. Ii II. 500 m 1900 m
Mexico Havana. Ward. b.. 900 a III 100 III
Hellenes, Arg'tiua. II ston 900 Il IN II. IN
Espsrta. Costa Rica- UFC.ll.3 80 IN 8'OO III
Borinqucn. ) Juan, NG&PR ---- lZ'OO IN
Apache. Jacksville. Clyde ---- 'O NJ
g az 6, Louis saw. saw. . 800 m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-22
uCHTH STRAIGHT
FOR THE INDIANS

~, .le newark Indians won their eighth
sot victory by beating Baltimore
"a. score Of 8 TO 2 at Newark yes
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Barometer Readings.
a. M, 5oi2 ! / y. m. 3o.oS 5 p. m. 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-22
Movements.
ARIiIN Ed

Sept. 10. orion. at Guautana'ao' ,nanpH.
VI philadelphia; Montana, az NeNpVLli
81 at New York yard, Prairie. az lnHp
IinsyiIIe: New Jersey at Cape Haul
P.ul ZONES and Saturn. at san pIeSo'
Soiners, at NdtcheE - H.. pa
Sent 2O.-Pcntiac. at GARDENERS bay; peo,
Ia At Pensacola; Ontario and oohoi'd' a'
Norfolk yard. ,,,rn
CT ,o-Yanktou, from wilmington. y. g.
H., New York; BrUtus, Boston Tor una
d,iuhia. MARYLAND. la Paz for san Ira.I-
.is,.o. New Jersey, Puerto Platd loE -dg'
JJ,itien: south Carolina, Cape Hdlu'A lor
Hampton Roads, salem. Vera cruz Tor
progreso: saturn. san Diego IoF "'s'
coast VI Mexico. ,.,....,-.,..i.
c., Galveston. Nagasaki for ShdhSh
ahsrenda, O,ougapo Tor Hong koHg' l,"n-
ia New York yard for Gardln,r lay
srorplon. ConstAntinople to meet Montana
rrqtsj Vera Cruz for Boston: vermont
vcra cruz for Tainpico Via Lonos island
cs,tipe Santo Domingo city tor SaiuanS
NJ. Ontario and Sonoma, southern drlll
Grounds for Norfolk yard; Dolphin, wash
tuSton FOR New York
c..ionr placed in rclerEc, ana NeTcus, IN
tuu ,.ryice, at Norfolk.
I'm. now at Biueuelds Nicaragua, or
INrtJ 20 Port Antollc tHtnce 20 cape
JI.itien aud return 10 Biueil-!is.
Gin, and yestal, nov on cast coast VI
N.yico. ordered 70 Boston yari.
,.r,,,,' now en- route from BDeton 20 phiL-
JcIphia- ordered TO proceed from Phils-
dcIphia TO Key West and return t" Fh''A-
l,luhia.
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nnursrIc SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

r,.r,rp VALET. USEFUL MAN.-owiss;
D ttnoIroughly competent: four years Cn,e'yn'
w. rur.,,9s. city or country, wages so. Ia
,tIstiiu Association, Il West va 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-22
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

ST-TI5C,r colnred help furnished at short no
tlco: Investigated references. White Rose
Employment Agency II West 18th st
Phone o49U Harlem.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-22
Vessels Arriving at and Depart
ing from Port Of New York,
Monday, September Il
HIGH WATER.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sunrise. e:41! sunset. S.Ss: NOON sets, 40
moons age, S.
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HELP WANTED.
WORK WANTED.
Female

Female.
A GoNI.VNl.gS (,isitlugl; very sg':essfu'
" III r,,,LvaId c'ildren, references. M
dress Ms T.. Wclruoul. - irving Pla.c.
observation-disclosures. >u.ri'9n l,1N.
s. expert stsuosrapl'en t,,!.s' 'uS,,"Is
ability, knowledge Of tren 30. NJ. "'"''' 49,
Mt 9Th it. Tel M H'-rs'J'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-22
Humidity

NIL ip.m.ss Ip. m. 8
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-22
CLEANERS AT FOREIGN PORTS

STEAMERS Lewis * Thuriow' No'i0'"
Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-22

GERMAN COOk. Good sIty r,itr
4 =. az ~. Miss HofIuuyers Agony
go S" St6 a., 9tll floor. Telephone 432' Ma1l
g,u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-22

Torecas, for SrccIuI Jerslit'c-.--E"-'e''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20
sin sinfadcs WiHrI.

Sos oerihmommenite aler unierer
6remoporter lit oos @ort sSitereIie.
9qou fam eS 6auiia iuealanen, obnc
ooB ser Sim aeduoert wiro. manh-
nal miro Der Cat oo0urcb iogar trdf.
tiacr uno peritGuolider. Sin poor
@eiipiele moaen IS 5cigen Ser be-
0atcnoie ocutid oiterreidilhe
Sdibpcreiu ser oeutihc Sdul-
pcreim nunntc ieine 3eitunL oen
Setreucn Gdcrt oufongs uNlonatS-
icbrciit iiir oie @eiammtintereilea
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20

% able Sean Jncanes $ellliler.
essatn osrSOa gsn @laieeto~, @'ari1aa oou
SRI. @ier Tag ser SauptfriegS6oieu
&uBlanos I'M SNuar5en Wfeer, OuS
1885 Oou 4otemtin gcgriiuoete Seba-
itopol. @elong es oiaien 81 nebmeiL
70 1erlor 9iuBlan0 0en&auptitiibplnft
ieiucr l5lotte Den @lGn 5u, oieier
l,nternebning iou 3uerit i'm Com.
mer 1854 Soiier giopolcon ielbit &C..
faBt baben. 9l6er crit ini September
fam er 3ir 9lusfiibrung, nahoem
and] GeIterrcid 5unor uuf Seite Ger
|cr6iin0eteu getrcten mar imo ein
geiabluigsforps in 0ie Dloloou llnO
gSolacbei geicbo6eir bierourb o6cr
io5uiagen ein neutroles @ebict &C.
iHaffen bate. 0as iouo1l 9htien pic
&erbiin0ete 3ur llnt61tigteit peron.
loBte. 9(m IA. September lonoeten
rier fran8oiiide, finf engliiHe 0ipi.
iionen unO cine tiirfii1e altf $50
SGiffen bel @upotoria am @elhlier
ser ariniAn0 gingcn ioiort ouf Se-
boitopol bor Der rliiiidbc Sbcr-
befebES6ober Shirt W1entIcbifon,
iteate iib init $4,000 Manl i6nen an
Der gllnia, eiucm fleinen 8liiB6en
noroli6 BON So6oiiopol entecqeu.
gEm 20 september fam cs bort CUR
SAlo6t, Nie fir oie @cr6iiuoctct
giiHitia alisiiel Oo Oie 9luiien Die
@ortbeile ibter StelitnQ ni1t uo6r-
5iluebmcn puBten QI5cr oie @erbiin-
Deten niiBten t9ren Griol9 nir6t aus,
inoem iie bis gum %, an 0ent
Sc6ladtieloa uerblieben. 0nOurA lie.
Ben lie Wlentiditop 8eit nad Seba-
iippol 3uriidGEge6en, ii1 nit Der BE.
idbllng in @er6in0ung 3u ieBen ln0
bort Die notbmenolgiten 9lnor0nungen
6ur gerliGrting Der pernadjldiiigten
observation-disclosures 81 treifen
Sn Sebaitop0l ielbit fii6rte @i5e-
ooalirot &ornilop oeu Sberbefe6l,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20

9rrlWtuna Hcucr uorgeidobencr
@crfe, bic MN ser Sdouplae fort
m01renocr cr5ittertcr Sample min
ocn Sin i'm glgrl 1855 inter
nonnncncS, sa1n Sase m16rcu
ocS @omaorOenlent ii1rte mieOcr
Inn ni1t 5nm 3icl n nir6t mcnigcr
ais $4,000 @cihoiie ioaen BON bel.
oen Soften IN 3pci Saaen Derihpiien
moroeu Icin glm 2. SUM ficl OuS
gorlcidobcnc @crf ser grittc 5iigeI
sem Nnarciicr IN Die Sduoe. obcr
Elm am rs. sum NIT i4,O00 Nlann
lntcrncmnener naaemeiner Shirm
auf oen Nlolatop pur0c 8ldn5enO nb.
aeidIageu
Snl Silli pur0e lotlebct, Der in-
3piicben bis 5lm @cncral aligeitie.
gcn mar idiuer pcrpuuoct, leB iid
ober 9Ieidlwo6l oaourc5 ubt obbaC
ten, bis Nin @n0e Der Nclageruug
am ieinem &oitea ouS5ubarren. Gie
Starfc Der 9ela0crlu9Sarmee mar
nl5Wiltc ntf i74,O0O Wlann. bic
Der @clablma AMI 10000 9Ronn an.
8Gpabiel 0odb uiitbeten G6olcra
nn0 an0erc 4runlbeitcn in imerbor.
fer &eiic bei 6eioeu. so lvar scr eng.
liiGc Observation-Disclosures 2oro 9aglon
bereitS i'm Sult Der G1olera erlegcl.
9lber mld in Der 6cihmg bGlliteu iic6
bic Seioan Gnneues S3onbar0cmcnt
i'm 9Iugint le9te ialt ale 3auier in
Aide uno DerlDou06lte 0ie 9efeitiqni.
sen Der Nn9rifisleitc in Sriinluer.
Der lcbte Seriud Der Seloarmee.
bic 5elhmg 81 entieten, iblua iebL
Sie 56ladt OH Der Siheruuia am t6.
9hlaitlt girg mic0er fiir Die 9iuiicn
rcrlorcit lm0 Wn mar 0us SMidiol
liclt ne6r o63uman0gn. aber and
Die &erblInoeten muBten iebt cine
Gntitei0ung 0CrbeiiH6ren Oem i6re
Scbensalittel qinacil 81 Gnoe, umo
cocn No9 ltar6rn 150 Nlonn, 9lni ,.
september udren sic 9lngriiisgr1bcu
ouf 20 Sdritt an ben Nlalafom Der
onacflibrt, un 3 lpur0c Der Shtrm
fiji Ben s. 6eihloiicn. 9lm 3. bcganu
6ereits elm m0r0eriitbes 6cucr aus
500 9elogerltnasgeidii5cn glui Wlit,
tog oes s. belaln Scr Sttrm mir
orei &olonncL llpammen 63,OCO
Diann 8uci &olonnen peroen 0urb
ruiliiAe @egenanariie o6geiMIagen.
Nbcr Dem @encrol glioc Dlabon ac.
lingt eS, nit einQnl I6cile ieiuer $40
laune Don $4,000 Mfant iil Oen N}a
lulnw cin5u0riuaen iul0 ion tros
iiirditerlid'cn @nn0gcnoHlcs 3n be
bcnptcl 9I1lc5 Der engliiAe Sturnt
chi 0cn groBcn 6e0nn miro ob0oidla
GEN. ober DER &erhyit oe5 Niola.ou
nddt cine meitere &crtleoi9ing Ser
iIbrlgen gSorfe unnt0al.G 0ia iiuutt
lib BON 6ea NNlicn III Die gltit ae.
iprengt ipcroea 9tlr Der sQ}alafom,
no audi 10000 3aniDer &plar Ia
germ cnt9c3t Oleiem @eiclid Slmult
liGc SlriegSisjiife pero"i por Dem
NDjuge noc9 9lorocn in ole 2uit 1e.
ipreugt. ole 9lrienole pernintet mir
nod Elm brenncnOcr IriImmerhauica
i1nt om naflten Sa3e ben @erbin.
ccten oie Die 6itrc9t oos AQilen rom
ioiortigen @criolgen abDolt III sic
HouOe Gen lSran5oicn aaoin 6ut Scr
Sturn 755i Maun gefoitet 200O
len Gngldil0erL ii,OG0 ocu 3lliirn.
sgiit oem Gerluit 2cboit9puls mar
cid Der arieg cntidjic0en, 33l Soae
bottc lic0 Die 5cituna gc9altcn; Oobci
botte lie ilber cine balbe NliQion &Q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20

'~V""' $500" sroafrrie1
ociiihcr Sduaarbcii~ SIN aompic
tin Die 9icinheit micrcr @iiuicr.
inrcdc erlounten cber 0ic Cinnortcr
Sab COS aronic ireniriprodi0o Nu'
Cdlr.raut i'm Narien Ser ocuiideu
Sprohc 0as ySort &rtereiic lanmt
icmcr Sippe oft 10 ndltsogcno IL.
0oB nan as hwauS5Iebcn Vn0 Uea.
wcricu tonn ohnc ooB oos 0an3c
z Na0cn loioei Soat Scr iceiac I'm.
toriiio r@'onatsilrit iiir 0euiilte
@ttarbcit4 ndlt ooSicl0c mic oer
Ar prinalrte llntcrtiicl2 Scoar ia
CN6aus pridtiac 0euiibr @.ilidie
rnr oaS gScrt Sntercile cls sI3iQc8
GgcN1mort cinQc0rmqcn obmohL
ocr i1weridaigc 9Iusorga ~Sn Sn-
iereie Scr GrtoIhmc 0es 9olfS'
i6unls" pml idoncu iprahlidcn e'c-
n0n0e oieics &olfSbuhes ridt pohte.
an Der 8mcitcn Nuiloac oeS @udes
NOR 0oacr ser d'uiarobar ueridapln.
Qen 0o lcs non 1eitc $40 0nS tllll-
liac ~iiir lio 0raaliug 0cS @olts-
ihums" gbcnlo iibcriliiiia III oos
Ntcu0wort tn 0Cm Qitrl elmer pielcn
Nrorim3citlnoca bciaeiiiqtcn @el'
laac o3eiiihriit iilr Sic Enterciign
Ogr Son0mirtbihaii" %a AreH
gSCrfc rCie NSoiien nicocy" loat
9erta =. Suttner Scite 1876 Dos
crioroort ltiierc Ghrc un0 pos am
tcgene luiicrer NlaAtiielim8" Wlau
loiic noaS Snicreiic" Weg uio man
mlr0 3iachen ooB ser SaB 0oourdl
ar 0roii aepiHnt Neacidlt mcroen
riclc 9emerhwacl ii6cr Die pcrgange
tGc Trcm0T5rierhsrr.idfcii mous
Mcn Scior rcronlaiien 0os &ort SSii.
tcrciie su oncrfolgcn" (1pratede
nls 9lngeneinen Ceuti6eu SpraA,
pereinS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20
Sran5 GOnaro SOtleben, %ertBeiOi-
Ger Se6aitOpOls.

@cra0c 70 Sobre lit es Der, ooB
ser &ubm ser topieren @ert6eloiger
bon Seboitopol bic 8elt erfilate. Ger
9ame Sotlcbcn bat nod bis III lni-
iere Gage ieinei S6immer bewobrt
mo miro genannt wenn cs iib nm
oos SoeaI zines 6eitungspert5eioi.
gers 6anoelt.
lin Den S6uB ser beiligen Stdt-
ten mar I'M @erbit 1858, nad) longen
pergebliMen @erbonohingen i3lieB.
Iib ser &rieg 3piihen Der @iorte im0
9ltBlano ousgebro6en. 9ln Ser itn-
teren 0onou fom es 81 Den eritcn
Gdnipfen cine @ntiheiouns bradten
1ie aber niht
@lon nniBte iuheu, 0le 9titiicn on
empiinOliberer Stele 81 treifen,
oenn ielbit, penn an Der unteren
1onou Grfol9c erfodten puroen 10
bdtte man lie niAt ausnuben fon-
ren 0cnn bel einem lueitereu &or-
Gringen fe5lte es bier an einem OBJ
jeff Der ariegiii6rmg @iebr gIuslidt
1of cine llntcrne5muna acaeH oie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20
Shirt Nlinacl @ortidnI0w, Cber.
befeblS3a6er IN Der &rim.

nouepIhiiiic un0 t6 @iiaiouen @c.
webriAiiiie ob9egeben uno 32 NeIIio-
uen &iloaramm @uluef DerbranAt
@hpa eiu GritteI mc6r Bate Der gIii-
grcifer ner6roudt,
Q'it 8edt bat oie Gcrtbeioiauug
Seboitopols ni6t nur Die 9emunoe-
runa ser 3eitaenoiien erregt ionoeru
miro aud fiir ale 3eiteu porbiIoIid9
hlcibcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20

iuden CAB sic ruiiiiAe gcIoormcc
porlGufig lire GfieniiOtbdhgfeit alb
0ugegen purOen bon scr SETTING aus
hGufig groBere mo fleircre glusi0ac
gentadt i'm Die @elogeruugsarbei.
ten 3u it0ren, eiu Gerfa5ren oas oie
@erbiinOeten not6igte, ouA ibrerieits
i6re SteQungen mebr unO mebr 5u
befeitigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20

ten 10 Dab oer gln9reilcr 3um glcl-
den Whttel areifca auBte.
9Sebeli 0ielcr berporruNen0cn lba
tlgteit Oes SngeNiGirs iamea a0ar
iiir bic 6ortnddige &ctt6eioiguua
Sebditopols nod onoere llmitdnoc
aur @elhn0; 5unddllt Die Ooucnioe
&crbinOiulg NIT Der 5el0armoe aui
Der niAt einacIdlloIlencn ylor0ieiIc.
The Winslow mail., 1914-05-30
Barbed wire cuts, ragged

wounds, collar and harnesss gals
heal up quickly when Ballard S
Snow Liniment is applied. 1t is
both healing and antiseptic.
Price 25c, SOC and 81. 90 per bot
tie. Sold by Kelly Drug Go.
The Winslow mail., 1914-05-30
SUMMONS

In the Justice Court, Winslow Precinct Coun-
ty of Navajo. State of Arizona.
Sam Wing, Plaintiff, vs.. Chas. Reeves, and
the A. 7. & S. F. Ry. Co, Corporation, Defend
ant.
Action brought in the Justice Court of Wins
low Precinct in and for the County of Navajo, in
the State of Arizona.
In the name of the State of Arizona:
To Chas Reeves, the Defendant, greeting:
You are hereby summoned and required to ap-
pear in an action brought against you by the
above-named Plaintiff in the Justice Court OF
Winslow Precinct, in and for the County of Ma
vajo, in the State of Arizona, and answer to the
Complaint filed in said Justice Court, at Winslow,
in said County, within five days exclusive of the
day of service, after the service upon of this
Summons, if served within this Precinct; but if
served without this Precinct, but within this
County, ten days; if served Qua of the County, ff-
teen days; in all other cases, twenty days; OF
Judgment by default will be taken against you.
Given under my hand at WinsloH this 21st day
of February, 1914.
A. H. HANSEN,
Justice of the Peace of said Precinct.
The Winslow mail., 1914-05-30

When the baby takes too much
food the stomach turns; the re-
result is indigestion, sourness
and vomiting. Frequently the
bowels are involved and there is
collie pains and diarrhoea. Nc
Gees Baby Elixir is a grand cor
rective remedy for the stomach
and bowel disorders of babies.
1t is pure, wholesome and pleas
ant to take. Price 25 and sc
cents per bottle. Sold by Kelly
Drug Co.
The Winslow mail., 1914-05-30

In the whole field of medicine
there is not healing remedy
that will repair damage to the
flesh more quickly than Ballard S
Snow Liniment, in cuts, wounds,
sprains, burns, scalds and rheum-
atism, it's healing and penetrat-
ing power is extraordinary.
Price 25c, SOC and $1.OO per bot
tie. Sold by Kelly Drug co
The Winslow mail., 1914-05-30
new OFFICIALS
Continued from First Page

sation for the griefs that are
heritage of public service.
N. S. Bly, whose vote entities
him to the Craftsmanship of the
council is one of Winslow's pio-
neers whose good citizenship and
integrity have never been ques-
toned. Accustomed to work
ing hard for all he has aq uired
in the way of worldly wealth, he
IS regarded as one of the most
substantial pillars of the commu-
ity. Quiet and unobtrusive in
disposition, a man who thinks well
before he talks, his administration
is expected to give general sat
isfaction to the public atlarg e
and reflect credit on him as an
administrative officer. Common
sense and conservatism have
been the watchwords by which
he has been guided and it is
fair presumption that his incum-
bency of the highest office with
in the gift Of Winslow will be
marked by a clean and business
like administration. The person
mel of the council at large is such
as to warrant assurance that no
radical legislation will be enacted
and that the needs of the town
will be prouided for with an eye
to economy and efficiency.
June 5th has been decided
upon as the date for the change
in administration. At that meet
ing applications for the position
of night marshal and town attor-
ney will be considered. A. Y.
Moore who has been acting as
town attorney in the absence of
Attorney Rutherford who resides
at Globe is a candidate for that
position and will probably be ap-
pointed to that Office.
For the position of night mar
shall it is understood that six can
didates are already in the field
with prospect of larger num-
Der appearing before June 5th,
but as yet the selection of a man
for this office has not been deter
mined.
There is much work for the
new council. Their opportunity
for making a record in efficiency
is large. They will enter upon
their duties with a consciousness
of being on trial and the hope is
expressed that their achieve
ments will be creditable.
The Winslow mail., 1914-05-30

John Lind and Edwin Babbitt
of Flagstaff, were business
visitors in Winslow, Wednesday
and Thursday. Mr.. Lind is one
of the early pioneers of this Sec
ton, having camped for a season
in WinsloW 32 years ago. He
marvels at the wonderful growth
WinsloW has made from the little
hamlet of a few tents, to the
modern, progressive city we are
today.
w. H. Burbage left Thursday
evening, for Kansas City where
he will spend the next two weeks
with his daughter.
The Winslow mail., 1914-05-30
How's This

We offer One Hundred Dol
lars Reward for any case of Cat
arrh that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure.
F ] Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have
known F J Cheney for the last
Is years, and believe him per
fectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able
to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
National Bank of Commerce,
Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taker
internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces OF
the system. Testimonials sent
free. Price rs cents per bottle.
Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills fol
constipation.
The Winslow mail., 1914-05-30
LUMBER, SASH
Screens and Screen
Doors, Glass,
Building Hardware
JOE R. HUNTER
Lumber Yard
Phone "a
Whooping Cough

"A bout a year ago my three
boys had whooping cough and
found Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy the only one that woulC
relieve their coughing and whoop-
ing. | continued this treatment
and was surprised to. find that il
cured the disease in a very short
time" writes Mrs. Arc HE Dal
rymple, Crooksville, Ohio, Fol
sale by Kelly Drug Co.
The Winslow mail., 1914-05-30

Sallow complexion is due to a
torpid liver. Herbine purifies
and strengthens the liver and
bowels and restores the rosy
bloom of health to the cheek.
Price so cents. Sold by Kelly
Drug Co.
The Winslow mail., 1914-05-30
THANKS TO PIONEERS

The Class of 1914 w. H. S.
desires to thank the Pioneers of
WinsloW, and the other friends
who so kindly rendered them
when graduating. The presents
and kind words received on that
occasion will ever be treasured.
Eleanor Henderson, Sec'y.
The Winslow mail., 1914-05-30

Dizziness, vertigo, (blind stag
gers) sal(ow complexion, flat
'ulence are symptoms of torpid
liver. No one can feel we'll while
the liver is inactive. Herbine is
a powerful liver stimulant. A
dose or two will cause all bilious
symptoms to disappear. Try it.
Price SO cents. Sold by Kelly
Drug Co.