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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSI7lPS

December ~. l,svo ,rlsniet on9 rngFh, u', T.,
10 Hawaii. yagpary 3. Tifst Nsui cHAhi1s VI;
Cullen. Medical Reserve cons. leave 't',h''l
to include December ..
NAVY.
n.It. CARLOS BEAN. detached Virgins " home
Lieut. cut y" & j. LoSDoY. detached nGno~r: u
Lieut.. nSnRY A. STUART deisehsd Wyoraina'
r 20 '' T. " W. CUMMINGS. nav yard. M'r'
Lioa,' II T. DYEn. commissioned 49,. ,o.
Tnsign W 4. EDWARDS, dsischsd nsY ssio
nHuiic station. rensscois; IN Ner fgis sn ~,
building COMPANY. Camden. conrtcuon nt,lns wv
fricssor and duiy on board whom commis.ioieh.
rrsigu II = A SIMPSON. - San FrErritco
Ensca HoBERT LAKEWOOD. detached sAn Ffah-
r,.iga " rnEiGHrOT ard Medical Inspector
A. r. ALFRED. conmissiDled ,e.,.,or A..
Passd Assstsnt Surgeon H. W. hcUIhb' 70
Aeiifg Asst Dental Surgeon J. n BARBER 'p'
chief Maehiri,t r. j. " pARDrHsl de,afhsd
Glacier. u duty connection fttns gut PronsthsS
AID duty on board when commissioned
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED.
No, s-Ros, a, TSnnhuon Roads; T.Ty ara
Lsraon. a. hos,'n; ~ ysfs'y T,ts, a Gai.
weston; west virginia at San BIZ 7a'u'n' e.
EaH Diego.
No, 5.-noc from Tomphnsvills 'o' ifnnh'''n
w n'' : Terry and Lanson from Bar Harbo' ior
~, ~. Many from New York yard ior Az
n.po,is new jersey. from Senyort iYI sI.,..ss ,
drH grounds Lamson ron bos'9n l't - ~, a.,
noe rom L;nuhag,r Roads f9t NcS loi5, 80
nm nom san Diego 'or san Francisco. bs"AO'
s,1r, Marc ISLAND for Tnpfon.
Nov. wi nington. from Hong Kong ror Anoy.
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freshmen GLAD TO
LEAVE TIPPERARY
Sing as Lapland, with Dis
tinguished Passengers,
Arrives Here.

After transferring 2.400 Canadian
troops from Montreal to England, the
Red Star liner Lapland returned to
service at this port yesterday, bring
inc from Liverpool and Queenstown
$40 passengers. Among her stecrage
travellers were 200 husky young Irish
men, who hocked aboard in q hurry
at Queenstown.
As the vessel warped into her dock
yesterday the happy Celts sang ITS
long, long way to Tipperary, ana
the longer you get away the better.
Accompanied by her infant son,
Macmillan, the Baroness Beatrice
Antoinettc Converse Won Romberg,
whose husband, Baron Max Won Rom
berg, was killed in action with the
German forces at Belfort, was pas
senger. The baroness, who was dressed
in mourning, is returning TO the
Greenwich home of her father, L. {;
Converse, the steel man. She said
her husband was killed September 22.
He had the rank OF captain, and was
leading his company when he fell.
Sidney l.. Cohan, a moving picture
operator, who was passenger on the
sunken steamship City OF Winchester,
told Of his experience when the yes
sci was captured by the German crui-
ser Emden in the Indian Ocean. Tho
merchantmen was halted by a shot
from the Emden and crew and pas
sengers were promptly transferred to
a captured British collier the Emden
had in tow. The collier landed her
human cargo at Penang. where they
boarded a japanese steamship Tor Co
lombo. Mr.. Conan said tho japanese
vessel narrowly escaped capture b.
The Emden.
Also on the LaplGrd were Your
grandchildren Of II. c. Phipps, who re-
turned 70 live with their grandparents
while their parents remain in London.
Their father ard mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. S. Phipps, of Westbury, Long Island,
decided to continue with their Red
Cross work in London. The Phipps
children are Howard, ten; Hubert,
nine: Michael, six, and Margaret. five.
Baroness Won Romberg, with her son
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-08
GIRL ACCUSES WOMAN
Chorus s,.eer Says She Was
Held as White Slave.

Mrs. Annie Schaferman, thiity-hve
years old, Of 345l Park ay., was ar
rested yesterday Oh a bench warrant
charging detention of white slaves"
she was arraigned before Judge Louis
d. Gibbs, in the Bronx County Court,
and held in $500 bail. The woman
was indicted by the Bronx Grand Jury
on three counts. together with Joseph
Frankel, Of the same address.
The compliments are Ethel Files,
twenty years old. OF l49 Cambridge ST.,
Boston, until few weeks ago a mem
Der Of "The Golden Crook" burlesque
company chorus, and Mrs. Mae Lud-
ford, thirty-two years old, OF 1921 Bos-
ton Road.
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from The Tribune Bureau.l
Washington. November J.


Mai THEODORE G. LISTER medical CORDS W
addition 10 other duties. designaied vsluns h".
gron fpr diseases of eye. ear nose anu iHi""' -
Soldiers Home. Washington. 49,, A., -.
Capt CHARLES VI BuNkLh lN req Af',' 10
signed "a Field Art. 10 iako enect PC. i. ~
viii join battery 20 which assigned upon 'gpo'
from Let'orman General Hospital san ieh,l,v
Capt o VAS HORN. General stan wv" NM
Capt THOMAS f. WOODSOS. medical cofps IN
addition ~ other duties. designated |s'iit ~,
coon or dir,aps % nofsous system. nv '''"'''
FRA Iicut WILLIAM =. SHARP. 9Th Field Ar,
upon completion 81 course az school OF ~ ~ vi ~,
Yield Art Fort MI. 10 recruiting guy . .nt ~
Barracks, Woo First Lieut. JOHN IL. oIhhhht'
Dth l'old AT 70 hi9 logiment .curur-y .,vual
First Lieut. CLARENCE A. DOuGHhhIl, sS.a a.
cons IN addition 10 other duties, app,nNn az
acting quanermasisr for frat section Oi NAsIlHs
ton Alaska military cable and 'eleusph ty'tm
First Licut. GLADDEN. N BARNES 0rdnan,,' 70
partment. 70 Walter Reed General Hospital Ia
F11g Lieut. RoY ". AsHBROoR. 9th Inf. found
iucapaci' a,ed for active service on account ~ u'
ability resulting from wounds stcolFeb 10 a. -.
gagemert with bugrle Mofos; retirement Az
Following officers Coast Art rei!cg.d rom m,l-h
ment companies indicated and placed on Ght''''e"
Firs, L,ou,. MAXWELL MURRAY e,ih COMPANY
soroHd lieut. LESLIE MACDuA" izz' '""'
Second Lieut., WALTER G. uIL,1'a. from assign
seccld iiea,. HENRY w. uAEMs. sth CAV. 70
Doug ~, ARR. Tor crsri Eto1 - or'"b - ~
Lrss Tor o,ta. n aviation seruoi H,Gbsi or n =
MUELLER Csy. oHs mouth upoa ei i,,,, n ~ ~
Japan, Sound L.r'.'. CHlsI"'. A. ELL hAhtnD Ell,
lsth inf, 00r mouth; 60, g. titAi.lI-S ,. = ~
ms. 50 i'is,d Ak. (isis.cueG 70 IL HlcG ~,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-08
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last Twenty-four Hours.

Washington. Nov The absence Of
rain under the conditions which prevail
along the northern border IS the prom-
nent feature OF Saturday weather Maxi
mum temperatures that have equalled he
previous high record were registered Fri
day IN the Missouri Valley and on sstur-
day In the Ohio Valley.
depression that IS passing eastward over
tho province OF ontario. will cause some
clouliness. and possibly sprlnkles o. rain IN
New England and along the lower lakes.
elsewhere fair weather will continue. L gill
be colder In the Ohio VALLEY. the lower Lake
regions and the northern portion Of the mid
die Atlantic states and warmer In the uppe.
Missouri and upper Mississippi valleys Mon
day. Storm WARNINGS are displayed on the
Great Lakes ard along the Atlantic from
Sandy Hook tp Lastport.
Winds Tor tomorrow and Monday. North
Atlantic. strong southwest; Middle Allan
tic. moderate southwest 10 west, South
Atlantic. moderate northeast East Gulf
and West Gulf. light southeast ~ south.
storm warnings are displayed on the At
lautic coast from sandy Hook 10 Passport.
storm over ontario moving eastward. up
per lakes, fresh northwest. lower lakes,
strong southwest 90 west. storm warnings
are displayed on all OF the Great Lakes
Forecast for special Localities.-For
Eastern New York and New England, fair
tomorrow, preceded by local rains; Mon
day. fair.
For Western New York. New Jersey.
Pennsylvania, Delaware and West Nir-
giuia. fair and cooler tomorrow. Monday.
For Maryland. the District OF Columbia
and virginia. fair and warmer tomorrow.
Monday, fair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-08

Max, arrived Baron Won Romoerg
was n captain the German army ana
was killed before Belfort His BODY
was not recovered. Tho baroness ~ n
daughter of f.. &. Converse, banker, oil
Greenwich. Conn.
Among the other passengers was
Mrs. Stewart T.. Woodford. wife or the
late General Stewart J.. Woodford. FOR
mcr United States Minister TO spain.
Mrs. Woodford was accompanied by
her daughter. Susan O. Woodford.
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TRANSPACFIC MAILS.

n,.,iration mud steamer. $50 2 u.
uswaU Japan Corea Chins. PHILIPPINES
via san Francisco)-korca; .....:.....; nov
'ayH., N''''' ...................No Nov IL
t1',-4V f,t, san Francisco -Wi.henina Nov %
laval japan Korea. China. Philippines
San Francisco - siberia. ............. nov &c
Usvgei Samoan Islands. Australia New Tea
hSN1t'' 10 San Frarclscol -Vcuturs ..... Nov 70
~ 10. san Francisco -Aiauoa ......... Nov 10
jspsn. Korea China Via Sedttlel-CanadA .
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FIRE RECORD.

2 O5-li9 Second sy. J Schneider. $3.50
8 s5-93l Forest ~: Bond Bros trifing
! 0o-1ai-25 L l3ith 81 A Napoleon. $500.
II i0-is Nafirk -. Con Gas Co. SO.
II 4---Ai = JOth It unlToVu, slight.
l. 0o-ll3i - Nicholas a.. Bid0n. 'rihing
u. ST.
II 100 IS 18th -: Ntsscoa: trifilg
3g-6i East Tooth st. Lyman G. Davis
trifiiug
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Humidity.
FIRE DEPARTING

Appointed Nov. sl--R. J. Hanley. Eng 20. A
4. Godsman Eng. %.
Penalties Imposed-Firemsn list graded J. ID.
LesIny. Eng. 80. dlsobedence u orders. repn-
withheld for u days. Nov. s. Fireman LIST grAdel
L. ". Green. II. & J.. !. absence without leave
sentence suspended. and ordered before medical
fees for examination. Fireman list grado) }. H.
Matthles. II. a l.. l.. violation Of SeoLo l07
recreation Leaves withheld Tor u days Nov H.
10 days pay. violation Of Section lO3. 10 days
pay. Fireman (ith grader y. !. Cr0uu. II. & L.
neglect oi duty. reprmauded Fireman I'D gradeD
VI. j. Baysrd. IT, & J.. 20. absence without leave
recreation Leaves withheld for Il days. disrespect
% superior onccL repnmanded Lugiu,er o; str
G. VI Ingram. Eng l. violation % Section 1903
recreation leaves withheld Tor y days. Nov g.
Fireman list graded T. j. Iill.gan. II. & l. D.
absence without leave recreation leaves withheld
for II days. Nos. :. Prob Fireman " j. Gleason
Fireman 90 gfadcl D. Hilicy.. n. & l.. TO-
absence without leave. recreation leaves withheld
fos y days. Nov. :. Fireman list grade) j. H.
Matthies. II. & l.. Is. absence without cave repri.
msnded Fireman list srslel A v Hcure,ty
II L. -. neglect q duty re,ccEestiol caves
II. a l. IS. violation % Section 49, 10 days psy.
neglect Of duty. 10 days pay end transferred
Fireman go srads) D. J. llad!ey. II. a l.. 10.
absence without leave recreation leaves withheld
ton leaves withheld for II days. Nov 20. Fireman
list gradel !. = Flynn. II 4 +. 43. violation Of
General order 70. j3 reDhmuded.
Charges Dismissed Fireman list graded J. T.
McNsmee. E1s. To-. reckless diving. iigcm.n list
srsdel j. II. Ma'thies II. a l.. ~. being under
sEsdcl T. IL Norton. II. q L. g.. ioiatioa q Gen.
Transf,n-Iu ". R. Pelham II. & L. IS. 10
Ens. ljl. c. " LaltA. II. & I. u. 10 Ii. & l. lJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-08
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World

Inish;rihuu. nor Progress III tNor). New York
Tor Stockholm.
Kiussle. Nov r-Phlladelphia tsupposedl New York
f0g Liverpool
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
ritter yATET-Thorougily experienced. excel
Ind reference Mis- iltGcrall's rmp,oyment
Hu.eau 40 600 U oslo BdS.l cog. i5th d.
CHAfFFEt N-lourg japanese. careful d-!ser. siso
GOOD butler. e. anywhere. eN,el'eLt reference
swedish Reliable AgeGcy. Isl IeAi.stol a. Mad
isOu square o3n9.
C6ACiAiAN- Married; no children. willing and
obging. cts or country good references. lust
discugasel Address q. Ware. 1921 81 aV.
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SANATORIUMS.

GRAND VIEW HEIGHTS. LIBERTY. y =.
a savorite health resort particllary 81
fetal for lung trouble. Rates. ~ " ~
Booklet free.
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WILLS FILED.

ALEXINE D. BOWER October 30l. 1926 900
PERSONAL. entire estate 90 slater. May H. Bowler
including interest u testat.ix 81 estate Of her
father Michel Bowler Bowler s. Dugro. attys
JAMES MNEIL May lsl. 5000 personal. two
brothers and two sisters. Isaac Josephsoa. atty
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BIS NESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS MAN WITH A REPUTATION 10 b.
come our sscnt Cor New York 'iy 70 nneS - j.
products. Must - able 20 MAINTAIN 49, -
demo, and handle his own men and moasl, =. -.
,orne we'll recommended: one acquainted siia ~
hotel. liquor and grocery business pie.eiieA
dress Tor Interview. Mr. Newman. I'm ="
Hausslinz. 55-65 Arlington 81. NeNafA y .
An opportunity Cor Al man WIN ~ 80
business Manufacturing d good s.e-lt-9'
Box -. Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-08

'.FUT EIFNU.
Highest temperature yesterday. 81 (at l p.
M. lowest 80 cat a. M, average, -;
average for corresponding date last year o. +,
average for corresponding date last thirty
three-years. s..
Local Iorccast.-Fair to-day and to-
morr)w; colder Monday strong winds, shift
ing 10 southwest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-08
Vessels Arriving at and Depart
ing from Port Of New York,
Saturday. November 7.
HIGH WATER
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

lrise. 6as. sunset. i49. moon rises. eos:
= age 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-08
WORK WANTED.
Male
BOOKKEEPER,
OFFICE MANAGER,
CREDIT MAN,

is open for position at once owing TO
liquidation of his former employers;
eight years in last position with prom
inent clothing house managing entire
office. bookkeeping department, CORE
spondence, credits and financial af-
fairs; first class man with long ex-
perience in various lines, competent TO
take care Of your entire affairs; a man
in whom you can place utmost conf
dence; 35 years old, married; no rea-
sonable offer will be refused, provid
ing there is chance 20 work up into
leading position again; first class ref
ercuces and recommendations; bond
for any amount if required. A. d. T.,
Box 20. Tribune.
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ARRIVED

s,s,n,s,, Welsh Prince OBJ. Busnos Ayres Sept
Il santos 60 Rio de Janeiro oct =, Bania 20.
pe-rsmbuco - and Trinidad 80. 10 Pau J Ger
hard y Go. With one passenger. malls and mdse.
Mohawk. Jacksonville Nov and Charleston 5. TO
the Ciyde S. Co. with passengers and mdse quar-
Sirius Dutch. snyma sep, 20. Patr.; Oct 3.
Agers Q. Faro l.. Aibuielfs IS and Portmso II.
10 Punch Edye & Go. With mdse. Bar. N.
Manzanilio lCubanl. Lssuns Oct q and Puerto
Mexico 20. 10 the New York and Cuba Mall IS Co.
Bsaeood lBri Norfolk Nov $. to Barber & Co.
in ballast INit Quarantine l.0S M o,,...,.
20 10 The White star Line with 1919 nst. 26i sec.
ord cabin and $50 Storage passenger. mails and
Psionis icubanj. Nipe Oct o. Bsnes q. Puerto
Padre 20 Gibara 80 Nita 81 anf NuesLas No7 >.
odaed Grange tBr). Philsdelphla Nov .. 10
Punch. Edye & Co. IA ballast. Left Quarantine
Nilfn1ske,. stockton. to the Gres, Northern
Paper Co. aith payer. Vessel 70 Il Bull Co.
a ItsrsoS Ncsport News aud Norfolk. to the Old
Dominion IS Co. with passengers and mdse. Quar-
BriIiani New Orleans oct 90. to the Standard
Oh co. with mdse. Left Quarantine ? N,
Nelson. Port Arthur oct 81. 70 Hou'der Weir x
Bqa NTH , %9i' Rt ssa' ~, $40 10 he White
LinS. With arst. IS second and los s,eer.ge
sensers and hnhh loading for Italy. Left QHaFan-
s. Psui. liverpool Nov |. to the American Line
WIZ SN-'t- e'''f '''D
sandy Hook. V J. Nov :, . 20 m--Wind south
west fresh breeze. clear: light sea.
SAILED
steamers Miunctonaa lBrl. London: :, Louh
Liverpool. SCcouy. Port Arthur. Menus. Seg or
leans: Brazos. san Juan. Vaudeville tSorl, King
sion GARLIC Colon: MTa Yell Or. BsltimoIe:
. yaus TagIs tBrl. Southampton via Colon. Calico
/ OBJ. Hun. America utaJ, Naples. Santiago Cal
I weston. Parma tBrl. -. Thomas. Kansas cts
T (Brl. Bristol. Buenos Ayres lSpanl. CadH. Alamo
and Newport News; GrAyson. San JuAa: Egelyu,
san Francisco: CITY Of Columbus Savannah: III sol.
T Galveston: Ancon. Crstohn. Ievnet tBrl. Ri
more. Preston tNorl. Louishurs. Tomsk DAM.
- Moeriyk Dutch. Rotterdam. Joseph "
Fordney. Copenhagen: Delaware. Philadelphia
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.
: Gothenburg Nov 5-Reishcirn (Norl. New YORK.
/ Copenhagen. Nov stella DAM. New York
/ CristObal. NOV 7-Isihmlan. New York for san
Francisco and prOceededj Motiisfont OBJ. New
I York tor Melbourne.
MArseillcs. Nov 6-GerTin tf'r). New York: 9Th,
Roma (Fr). Providence and New YORK..
Crisiobd. Nov 7-MeIican from Sew Yorz). San
Pedro.
ciscol. Charleston and New York. Cricket (ffom
san Francisco. Ncw York
I Palermo N1y 9. 10 m-NGp3i titAD from
/ Naples. NV iorS
PASSED.
Fsstnet. Nov 6-Brstol city (BD. New YORK. fcf
Bristol
Lizard. No, Idaho ,Bj Ncs York for HUI
Sicily. Nov i-lroguos OBJ. Nes iosk for Lon
dgu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-08
Editor-in-Chief
FRANCIS TREVELYAN MILLER,
Lit. D., IL. d.
Editor chief ~ 'hc fen Photographic History
O. tie Civil War Founder o. The Journal Of American
Associate Editors
EGBERT GILLISS HANDY
Founder q The Search Light Library.
MATTER Il. KICkEORD

Formerly of Editorial board Of the Photographic HiSio7
q Ne ciyl War" and The journal Of American His
Advisory Board of Military Authorities
Major General a. W. Greedy L. ). A.
Major John Bigelow' T. >. A.
Captain 4. l.. COnger, I. ). a.
Rear Admiral Austin NJ knight. L. S. y.
Rear-Admiral Bradley a. Fiske, L. $. n.
Rear Admiral Colby NJ. Chester, |. S. ~
Symposium of Contemporary Opinions by
American Historians
Or. Nicholas Murray Butler, LID. LTD"
Or. John Grsr Hibb,o %. Pro.
Or. '; william aii' o. H. '' p fsuac, It'd DID,
o.. '' William Oswt Ayds' I'D. DID,. SID
Or: Albert Albeit 6e,b1,l 4at. To-, LaO PhD
Dr. r'5 Charlie, w. 'I s9t Ill., pso University
Dr. f Arthur i 4SnISs Bad: :,''i 10. psD.
Or. e,aamln lse ws,,sr. LID. LTD, Ph.O.,
Dr.; CHART, ?. ,yaa E,., -, Pro"
Or. '' G. Stanley Hsl. ILo., P6.O.
f, o..rs' irwin s.a 4 as..: t tlD Do
Or '' tlnsr 9, ssr5na so~4 S' IT, psD
Dr. cHi lyman p Po olii u LID. 30.
Dr. r' G.5os e. Chase t e. % D.D Smith College"
Or l'i fis,,I 6. L nr lib. ph.D..
Or 't Guy Potter 'l Benton .' IlS Do
President a. University u Vermont
Dr. Albert a. Murphrse. IL D..
President % University - Florida
Dr. Samuel Black Mccormick LID. DID,.
President oi University o. pittsburgh.
J. c. Futra N. A..
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Or. clyde A. OUnlWay Ph.O..
President OF University 81 Wyoming.
Or. James ". Cain. LID. .#
PRECEDENT OF Washington College.
Or. mary {. WooIey. LID,
President ~ Mount HOlyoke College.
Or. Thomas fell. LID. Pho.
President OF -. Johns College
Or. william mIiliesn Sloane LID. Pho.
Professor COlumhis University.
Or. irving Fisher. Ph.D..
Professor a. Political Economy. Yale University.
Or. Brander Matthews. LID. luO.
Professor ~ Literaufe IN Columbia University.
Or. HUGO MUnsterbtre, LID. LTD. Pho.
Professor az Psychology ll Harvard University.
Or Albert Btrnhardt Faust Phb.
Professor 90 German 81 Cornell University.
Dr. Robert Louis Senderson.
Professor ~ French in Yale University.
Dr. M J. Bonn PhD.
Professor N Political Economy 10 University ~ Munich.
Exchange Professor az University Of California
ard other contemporary historians
Official Documents by
William III of Germany. Nicholas, Tsar Of all the
Ktissias, President POincare of France George OF
England, Peter of Seryia Emperor Yoshihito
and other rulers premiers and diplomats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-08

Local Official Record.-The following
official re-O from the Weather Bureau shows
the changes ia the temperature for the last
t~enty-four hours. in comparison with tire
corresponding date of last year:
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t-or-srvoRKrR- Finnish: good. s,rong e.
tio--ii,iIt rsrcrienc-i good rsiercl.fs ,...r
,ify ,oI.try Slul.rfgs Agency, lt-l N'--
phone tG-4 Harlem.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-08

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r,fsrcne.. CooDer's Agency. 90 SD ~. 49, a
uoI sEkEEPER- Ergish. excellent coos = -.
manage. economical: excellent - M
erres. small WAGE. Swedish keAa.r As'--'
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up THE HUDSON TO-DAY
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

AT LAKE H0PArCONG. 1000 20 900 ,''s q
Woodland. including some lake i.g-iase, y. 50
,leuan's preserve. Address u. Box = lh.'''
Orice.
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SITUATION wanted as chauffeur ani at
teLdAnt. unmarried. strictly temperate
careful driver. several years experience on
high-glIco cars; 90 some clerical work and
eiys massage 4 desired Address T. y. NJ
Transcript. Boston. Mass.
WORK WANTED.-General man on gentle
mans place. ten years personal reference
would go 20 any part u the country. single
y. y. l31 East isth ~. New York city.
YOt-NG MAN-24. desires position as financial
secretary. uuGuestionabls reference. experienced
Box A & 20. Tribune ONCE
Female
ASSIST pupils with lessons also Instruction IN
hsskst-y. experienced Address Miss l. Rich
mond Is Irving Place.
GOyERNESs- Young. SPEAKS French, German,
Eugiish. music. city or country. Miss FltzGer-
aids Employment Bureau. $40 5th aE lsilo Bldg).
cor 4sth 50.
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UNFINISHED APARTMENTS.
EAST SIDE.

ovFRIO oKrNC river and park yr'lnisAst 80
room apartment. so monthly top root, % -
heat suitable housekeeping for three ladies s'e-''
rapher preferred. Harte. $40 hast syn D.