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La seduction peligraS;L

Los prri6dic0S liheralcS Y demo-
.rraiaS. son de- opinion contraria i
la seduction dada a Ia crisis Y la
rrilican duramrnlc. caIlrirando lie
prligrOSa la cOndurta del senior Da-
TO-. de- mantencr en- 81 GObiarnO
al MiniSirO de Haripnda, senior Blu
gallal y otroS que como Il han fra
raSadO en- 81 deScmpeE0 de u car
.irraS. .ASeguran eSos peri6dicOS que
FL prcSt.igiO del pr0pio senior DatO
Y 81 de- Su GObiernO Sufre grande-
mentc pOr CONSEQUENCE del modo
de SaIir de Ia crisis prrmaneciendo
iod0S los ministries en- Sus cartcraS.
Las conSec,lpnciaS vifncn prOntO.
Los mauristaS son los mas pesi-
misias y aScguran que las conSe-
rurncias fatalrS de- Ia seduction. dada
la crisis. no barbarian en- ~prcSentar
So.
Dicen que e GobicHno de Dat0
persiste solo por Ia roluntad del
Rey. y clio cs pellsro>o-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-08
OBRAS NUEVAS
REcIBIDAS EN- LA LIBERIA De lGNACIO E. L0zAHo

GRAN COLLECTION DE NOVELAS.
Las novelas anotadas a continue
cion estan seleccionadas entire Lag
mejores, siendo su prec;o-
A Ia ruStica ..$O.66
Empastadas en- tela ........ 1.25
HE AQUI LA LISTA-
La Herencia de Bellecroix.
Los Hijos del Aire.
Ell Bale de las Victimas.
Ell Secreto de la Solterona.
Ell Hombre sin Cara.
Uarda.
Sc ha Cometido I'm Crfmen.
Ell Sillon Tragico.
La Reina Misterio.
Sin Nombre.
Ell Rey de Ia Pradera.
Ell Secretario Millionaire.
En- las Fronteras del Far West.
La Montana de Luz.
Ell Captain del DJumpa.
Ell Misterio del Corazon Verde.
Los Bandidos del Sahara.
I'm Viaje al Polo.
Ell Punal de Orc.
La Campana &c HuescA.
La Costa de Marfil.
Ell Doncel de D. Enrique ell
Doliente.
La Aldea Perdida.
La Nina Robada.
La Ciudad del Rey Leproso.
Ell Heroe y ell Cesar.
Ell Testamento de un C~onspirador.
Amaya o los Vascos en- ell
Siglo VIII.
Aventuras de Mr.. Pickwick
Cowa la Misteriosa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-08
Or. FRANCISCO YAzQuEz GOMEZ.

PROFESSOR DE LA EsCUELA y. DE MEDICINA DE MEXIC0.
Autoizado en- el EStado de Texas. Ciruga General Y especalmente enfer-
melades de los OIDOS, NARIZ Y GARGANTA. Residential, Ala Marshall
Street. Telctono Travis 1896. Consultorio, 2OG Frost Building. TeNfonos,
Travis 1914; New IT'S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-25

.CuAAfBEItAlAID North q Ireland. thoroughly
cunpstelt. highly recommended Excelsior I'm.
DI1y usit Guild Aseucy. 81 Madison Murray
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-25
SAY JAPS KNOW
DEFENCE SECRETS
Members of Congress Believe
Plans Of New Forts in Hawaii
Are in Toxic.

Washington, Oct. 2l-Complete plans
Of the Notifications being secretly con-
structod by the United States 20 defend
Hawaii arc in the japanese War Office,
if the fears of members of Congress
just returned from Honolulu are iusti-
fed. Indignation at TIE lack of pru-
dencc displayed By the army officers in
carrying on the construction work at
these forts is not among some Of those
lust back. and it is probable that the
matter will be aired at length in both
houses oil Congress.
81 was conducted into one Of the old
craters Of a volcano which Is being
turned into a fort from which TO ire
mortars." said a Western Senator to-
day. THE army captain who was show
ing me about told me that the location
Of the big mortars in the crater was
absolutely secret. and for this reasop
it would be nearly impossible Tor ire
from an enemy ship TO destroy the
guns. The size of the interior OF the
crater is so huge that merely locating
the fire as coming from the crater
WOULD alllt DC FdluFAtNNs VI AAAiANNN 'f
81 looked at the tunnel through the
side Of the crater which had been con
structed TO permit the entry OF the big
guns and then looked whore the foun-
dations for the mortars were being con
structed, and | laughed aloud at the
folly of the whole thing.
"'What are you laughing about the
army captain asked me.
The absurdity OF keeping ANYTHING
In here secret | retorted. And then !
pointed ont to him that there were
several hundred Jap laborers in that
crater actually doing the work Of pre-
pairing the gun foundations. Probably
.resc army officers. including engineers
and ordnance experts.
"If the japanese should ever attack
Hawaii. their ships. unless they have
exercised a stupidity which they haEG
ever been guilty Of in the past wall
ave accurate diagrams Of the locations
~ all the guns in that fort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-25
DEFENCE SEEN
IN WATERWAYS
Association Interests u. S.
in Developing Streams
for War Protection.
DANIELS EXPECTED
TO GIVE ASSISTANCE
Garrison and Redfeld, Too, viii
Cooperate Where Plans Az
feet Their Departments.

The development. Of the inland water
way e. the Atlantic Coast as a means
o. national defence in time Of war is
one o. -ac topics 90 which the Atlantic
Dee7cr Waterways Association VII de-
vote large part Of its time at the an
rual convention 90 be held In Savannah
on November O. IN this s.. viii have
the cooperation o. the War and Navy
Departments through Secretaries Gar
rison and Daniels. The commercial
needs q such development will be
taken up by Secretary Rcdfeld.
Others who are e,pocted 70 take part
IN Che discussions are General T. c..
X,rrmar. chief O. the United States
Arm engineers. and Captain Walter
I. Wilson. NJ che coast artillery. Dur
ing ths convention the Dolphin and a
fotI'a ~ torpedo and submarines viii
10 in che Savannah River
For Che lrst time the Department Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-25
LEG Al. NOTICES.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT FIRST
Judicial Dlsfrict.-tu the Matter OF the
ApplicatlOn Of the Public Service COM
mission FOR the First District u rhe state
OF New York. acting for and on behalf Of
The city Of New York. By the Corporation
Counsel u The City u New York. for tho
appointment Of Commissioners OF APP
pra.sal. pursuant 10 Chapter OF the Laws
OF 1891. and the several statutes amenda-
tory thereof ana supplemental thereto,
relative 90 acquiring an estate ID fee
simple absolute boo and % certain premises
situated on he northeriy side OF East
Forty-secOud Street between First Avenue
and Avenue \. 10 the Borough Of Man
haitian Cily Of New York. required for
the purpose Of the CONSTRUCTION. mainte-
nance and operation Boo perpetuity OF
portion or a Rapid Transit Railroad
No,tce is hereby given that the report
Of Charles j. Leslie. Theodore Is. Nc
rerthv and Henry q schumacher. COM
m .ssioners 81 Appraisal. duly appointed
In the above entitled proceeding. which
report bears date the SIN day OF June,
1915 vas flied iu the ONCE OF the CLERK
OF the County or New York on the llth
DAG of October 1919.
Notice ls further given that said report
will be presented FOR confirmation 70 the
supreme Court u the state OF New York
At A Special Term. Part III thereof 20 he
held iu and Tor the First judicial District
Al the County court House Boz the Borough
81 Manhattan cts of New York. on the
2sth day Of October 1913, al the opening
OF Court on that day. and thai then and
there. or as soon thereafter as counsel can
A.. heard thereon, "a motion VIII Dee made
that said report Dee confirmed
Dated. NeW York October -. 1915.
LAMAR HARDY.
Corporation Counsel. Municipal Building
borough Of Manhattan. city Of Ne"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-25
Climbs Ready for Halloween.

The Sleepy Hollow Country Club and
the Ardsley Club are making prepare
tions Tor their Halloween dances, which
this year promise 20 be more novel than
ever. The Ardslev Club will hold its
costume dance Friday evening, and
among the hostesses entertaining at
dinner are Mrs. stephen {. Mllietie,
Mrs. Franklin Q. Brown. Mrs. Joseph
Glendenin and .Mrs. Charles A. Cass.
Others who are arranging house parties
are Mrs. John 7. Havemeyer. Mrs' An
son Flower Robinson. Mrs II. s. Car
penter and Mrs. Henry X. Browning
On Saturday evening the Sleepy ollow
Country Club viii have a harvest din
ner. followed by a dance. The club
house will be in autumn dress. The
club is also arranging FOR a dinner mu-
sic and dancing on election night. when
returns will be received and cups won
at golf tournaments during the year
distributed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-25
j. 5. PLANS Big
TRADE CAMP AIGN
Commerce Bureau to Aid
Merchants in Fight for
World Supremacy.
SEEKS TO INCREASE
ATTACHE SERVICE
Department Purposes Inquiries
Into Conditions Abroad
and Tariff.

Washington, Oct q. Elaborate
plans FOR n worldwide campaign for
trade by the United States are revealed
en- the estimates Of the Department Of
Commerce expenditures for the next
fiscal year Through the Bureau Of
Foreign and Domestic Commerce, the
department purposes TO aid American
merchants and manufacturers IN TAX
ing advantage of their wonderful OPP
portuniues and in preparing for the
struggle for trade supremacy which
commercial officials are certain Will
follow the war
Reorganization of the staff in Wash
ington and an increase 10 about twice
its present size of the foreign com
mercial service are contemplated, &C
cordiug 20 DR.. +. l.. Pratt. chief Of
the bureau. Appropriations will be
sought 20 provide for extensive inves-
LEGATIONS Of commercial conditions
abroad and for tariff inquiries by .he
cost Of production division.
TIE commercial agent service is the
backbone Of the trade promotion or
gGnization," said DR.. Pratt. 1T is ex-
pected that under tho appropriations
asked for 10 viii be possible during
the fiscal year l9lG-'l7 % make inves-
tigaticn of the poss bic foreign mar
kcts for cotton textiles, motor vehicles.
10 way supplies boots and SHOES, ag-
licultural implements, furniture ms
ch.rery OF an kinds, electrical pos er
equipment. structural material, wearing
apparel, irvC mert possibilities, etc..
$50 large increase w.li Doe asked by tF o.
bureau ior Oh. establishment OF brancI
Offices In the United States. but the Du-
rcaU hopes 90 extend this lervice
through the cooperation % the local
commercial organizations.
"Ihc commercial attache service has
been IN existence just about year j.
has proved so useful that an addition
of ten commercial attaches will be rec
commended. These attaches, IL is in
tended. viii be stationed IN such i'm
portant cog ,ries as Japan, India,
South Africa, Spain. Scandinavia. Italy,
the Netherlands. the Balkan States,
Central America, Venezuela and Co
lombia. With the present organiza-
tion the commercial attache service
viii then cover practically the entire
world. and the equipment will then
be equal 20 that OF any other country.
"a similar increase in the bureaus
work IN promoting trade with Latin
America viii be requested. This viii
enable the bureau 90 conduct number
of special Investigations there.
at is also planned 20 take up a
series Of market Investigations abroad
for the purpose of placing producers
Of raw materials and staple products
in closer and more intelligent contact
with lore gn markets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-25
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records Of the Last
Twenty four Hours.

-a.birston. Oet "A disturbance from BRUSH
c,u-lisa has reached Manitoba. with well defined
s,.m,,ior. ard 60 Is folloFed by rapid ana de-
-.lei rise iu pressure with marked fan 10 ten
,.-,tr,e nat cover, the euap Northwest. western
Nst-.ska and Tie central md northern portions OF
i. Roc.y Mountain and plateau regions. I'efe Is
r, p-e,itf.aroa. hoFe,er from &c disturbance e'-
.ert m Nor,h DAKOTA. where there were Hight
rats. ACCOMPANIED tS strong west winds There
-,s, 10 other precipitation " consequence IN ne
.,,1,ry except in ths Esr Norhwcst. where fiere
,,e.s rains apparently from another disturbance
mat b. approaching the north racar coast. hish
-,r-sra.ufe, coati,us 90 The centr. valleys and 80
south. while r. the East thsI srs s'iil oW.
There VII be -ain Monday Or Monday nisht IN
r.. u.ter JAKE -cgea zri rain CT ano" ruesday
% ,fl f. ua7es- Monday and Tuesday IN Sew
irg..t and he m' Idle A. -ruc sfa.rs aid sarftr-
No-.t.r IN .se lover .ass frg.g4, followed ~ Wv
q fffrtfrsl4-- Tuesday lFcg me western p''- %.
10 .-lI =. colder TI-itA iu thu unp~f lsAe frsln
49,. ori, VALLEY We rrI I-. gcsser anl iAe norm
RI. r.rfar 10 ffs. Guf d' -ict
WIrl. f0r Nn.fs, aru lIee'af--Nufih Ailahile
49,. r.rtlat-t end .rl. middle An4Huc
i...f. north ar.t Is-flr..t. s.it- AuA tc, g. re
B.. l.,aIt-..a variable. MU-.. east easl SIi feNt7
...t ara ..ffasas. wsst -uf gentle (, rl.l'f 10
....hcss, ali slItn. .r .-hr.. ifr-t ''-.-. al p
....-r ..Ees ma ra.r tast end sI4..casi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-25
HOME INDEMNITY COMPANY.

Pursuant 10 Section 81 Of the Insurance
Law III the State u New York. We. the
undersigned. all being natural persons of full
age. ami at least two-thiris of as citizens
OF the United States, and al least one 81 Us
a resident OF the state Of sew York. DO
hereby declare and publish notice q our In
tention 10 form a domestic stock Insurance
,oruoratton TO transact the business Of udr,-
ity and surety Insurance as authorized under
subdivision 8 %! Section 20 of the Insurance.
10 Tnc rame OF the proposed corporation
/. HOME INDEMNITY COMPANY The
amount of lie capital stock "a 10 he Two
Hundred and fry Thousand $3.50. O0OD
D0Ilar- and rs surplus Two Hundred and
Fity Thousand $3.50 000) Dollars additional
'rha q. inclnal and home ofce % the corpora
t.or !. % be- located iu The Borough Of Man
haitian. c!ty. county and STATE Of Ne~ forz
Dated. Sew York. september 10Th 1915.
GEORGE G. CABELI- CLAkESCE g
NETTLEs. jos WAitD. "a. u
BONN A KENNEDY Ch4LD. GUS
TAN kCMPERr. CHARLES PETRAs
G. GOKWAKTH ALFRED j
WOLFF. A BONNET. ~ LEM
BKECH c. HEKRFOKTH JOSEPH
DEM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-25
SEEK W0MEN'S VIEW
ON PREPAREDNESS
Members OF Special Relief So
ciety Launch Defence CAM
paign at Washington.

Washington. oct. p Woman's point
OF view on the question Of military ed
ucation and preparedness is the sub
ject Of an investigation just launched
By the executive committee Of the Spe-
cial Relief Society, the headquarters Of
which are in Fifth Avenue, New York
The society viii gather information
from Switzerland, Australia, Germany
and other countries, as well as IN the
United States.
The society has begun an elaborate
campaign among Representatives ard
Senator's for adequate preparedness.
Postcard appeals are being distributed
10 wOmen's organizations. whose mem
beers are asked 20 send them 10 voters
with the request thar they be signei
and mailed TO their Representatives ia
Congress-. The appeal reads as follows:
The undersigned, a voter in your
district, respectfully requests that you
use your influence IN the ~'' - .'G
Congress in behalf Of an adequate prs
paredness"
Encouragement Of the Plattsbu~s
idea is another feature of The soc'etv's
programme. il Is purposed 70 furnish
camp Kits 20 men who are prevented
from joining in the movement because
of the cost Of the equipment
The officers of tho society are Mrs
William Alexander, president; Mrs.
William c. Potter. vice president; Mrs
T. J. Oakley Ehinelandcr. treasurer;
Mr. John A. Logan. jr., secretary;
Miss Luisita A. Leland, assistant SER
rotary.
The advisory board is composed u
DR.. Charles J.. Dana. Samuel p Ber-
tron. Maunsell Crosby. Frederic R. Cou-
dert. the Rev. Dr. ". r. Je!li!Te. Frank
3. Keeoh, Robert Oliphant and Howard
TAYLOR.
The general committee includes tho
Duchess De Chau.nes. Princes Pierre
Troubetzkov: Mines. Henry VI. Alex
ander. William Alexander. John Jacob
Aston. Francis Mcneil Bacon. J. Stew
art Barney. William IT, Bliss. I. Towns
end Burden. jr.. Frederic Foster Carer,
Amory s. Carhart. Francis Cprolar
Henry Ives Cobb. jr. Frederick y Dali
ziel. Howard Dawson. Elisha Dyer
Harold Goodwin. 2 'r'7 Could. George
Jay Gould. Jo~ Could Cte-'cs -
Greenough p. Cooper Hewitt. Bradish
G.. johnson. Grn|h.. r.- fo" et1
4. Logan, jr. Charles Mcneil. John c.
Mnburn. Frederic Nelson, Charles 4e
l.. Oelrichs. Charles ". Oelrichs. Fred
erick Pearson. Franklin d. Pelt01,
Henry Pierreoort Perry. Stowe PhelD-
Allison Wright Post. Charles 4. Post,
James Brown Potter, William c. Pot
ter. Alexander d p Pratt T. J. Oak
lev Rhinclander. william Rockefeller.
Theodore Roosevelt. George Rose. Will
lam F. Sheehan. Ormond c. Smith. Wv
ian Spencer. Edward Talmace, Leon
ard Thomas. Edwin Thorne. Charles
Van Rensselaer,. Allen Wellman. H..
Orme Wilson and Paul Morton, and tho
Misses Elsie dc Wolfe, Bell 3. Gurnec.
Louise 1solin. Luisita A. Leland and
Evelyn R.ves Smith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-25

-, Attn IN. ,o--ssparaias date o., last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-25
BUSINESS CARDS.

tARFFIL CARPET CLEANiNu tU.-,Ieans %,
compressed ar. stcGm. nand or on no0r 1854
Brcsda1 AZ East 4Sth 5, tOk BRANDT
Ie. I3--3Sh
Nj ITIGRAPH TYPEWRITER LETTERS 900
$50; 1000. SIS. 10000. s.. CEO 4
WEATHElI ORD 30 Br0ad8a5 Equitable Bldg J.
Room LIB. Rector 1913.
NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WOlkns.
Oldest Larse,t. Most Modern.
FINE ri c. WOVEN thON OLD fAEPErA
Prices Reason DE. Send i0r Circular.
Tel 1882 {oy3 lgrgsn, s37 so Nos; asia 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-25
Denver Tramway.

Operating income Of the Denver
Tramwcy Company for the three
months ended September 30 made a
decline Of S57.212 in gross earnings,
which amounted TO s79i.597. and net
earnings after expenses and taxes o.
S390.2l9 showed q loss Of S37,377. com
pared with the same period in 1914.
Surplus earnings after charges were
S1G.932. q decrease Of S34624.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-25
FUGITIVE AND $4,000 FOUND
Newark Man Accused of Robbing
Widow Returns and Is Arrested.

Newark Nan tAtfuScu OF iN'""ihh
Widow Returns and Is Arrested.
After a search OF more chan two
months Newark detectives yesterday
arrested Rudolph Heuba.schck. who in
August disappeared and was alleged 90
have taken $3.50 and jcwelry valued at
$1,000 belonging TO Mrs. Marie All
moud. q widow. g. 6l7 Eighteenth Ave
nue.. The police say they recovered all
of the jewclry and $4,000 Of the money.
Hcuhatschek rad returned from bos-
ton 20 visit friends in Newark il is
asserted he told the police be had be-
come conscience stricken and intended
20 return the money and icwclry The
money was found sewed inside q shirt
Hcubatschck WI be- arraincd to-day
ia the LIST Precinct court on "a charge Of
grand larceny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-25
SCHOOL AGEyCIEs

Amrftcsn anc FU4rIgn teachers Agrncy.--
Supplies Professors Teachers Tutors
cover esses etc 20 Colleges schools ana
Families Apply 20 Mrs 81 YOUNG
81 TOS - Union srusrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-25
TRANSPACiFIC MAILS.

close ~ 7
3 20 =.
Japan. kolca. China ,ua se4tuej. T.mba
Hawaii via san Francisco Ma,s0nia. .... oct -
Guam auI Philippine Islands via san Fran
d..ol-i Transport ....-.... ......... OCT 81
Hawaii. Js. 300. COrel China and Philippine
and, faa san franciscol-NlpDon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-25
LEGAL NOTICE

The New Haven County, National Bank
located 90 the City ~ Sew Haven, In TO-,
etate OF Connecticut. IS closing IT'S AFFAIRS
All note holders and other creditors Of the
association are hereby notified % present
the notes End other claims Tor payment
r @ STOpuAPp President
Dated August IS 1918
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-25
ATCTip. SALTS.

FINE POSTAGE STAMPS At AUCTION At TIE
Colle.fHrs' club rH Elsl l1nt Strr,t. on oct
2''A -1th ard -sih SAILS commence o. . m.
WALTER StUIT Aurlonr~r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-25

Orange. y J., Oct 2i-The South
Orange Township Committee Is ex-
pected 20 take action IN Tuesday night
toward accepting tbS' historic Durand
house, in Jefferson Sheet, as q public
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-25

Ul.Ifst f1mqfTlIIrf YrsIfflaY- = d'sFfrf IlI
A., ~ llus.f So at 4 M I. svefasr a.. aver
AZ ~ .porins date at yea. 30 s'efsgs TOT
-r,.f.Ii. frg date llsf tLirtI itrce JcAfs. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-25
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.
BUTLER -Co.orei. excellent reference, Excelsior
EmpWmgnl Guild Agency, 81 Aaison az. Muir
fay hAi asiL
CHAUFFEUR -Fir.t class mechanic. 20 anywhere.
plo,me Guild Agency. 3gl Madison Murray
HlA 3JiL
Female
AA-cooi6. sseas h., ',ea second q
Easf $50 s- 81 no0r phone iiN Madison square
CIIANBERAfAID Waitress and Cook Young Irish
gfs. excellent long references. s3O.f2J e.. Mis-,
lioiA4y-rs Agenf5. 10 last asa a.. 81 nor. phone
500, Aal,ln ~cuate
CHAAlBERAfAID North OF Ireland thoroughly
cImi.,lent. h.ghY recommended Excelsior En-.
Plo5mHt Guild AsecJ. 81 Madison a' Murray
lnl 5tiL
CHANBERAiAID and waitress Householder. anal
family. willing. obasins. M.ftha Golfers Agen-
cy. i3l Fourth av
CHASiBEIniAiD- WAITRESS competent. be., ref.
erel.es. city county. wages as $50. Call al
Lang Boeeherlr - Asyncy. - West $50 =.
CHmD's NURSE-YJuns scotch Protestant. i,
m0u.hs' reference. 80 as. Alc.. Nis Hofmaysr
Asru,y 10 hast iSi st.. 81 floor. phons -osi7 Aur-
COOK German: ffst class. city or country besI
references. sage, N0-s50 Lang q Boocherer
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CoOK.-Norveg.an. superior young woman. very
neat. c414Die. ambitious. excellent personal ref
efeuce. ss5. Mrs. MasOns Agency. lSl West i2i
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COOK Scotch. nrst c!Ass yery capable scononl.
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COOK GENERAL HOrsHwoRKER Neat. wei
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private le-fAiis mouse. 20 VI. oae..s Agency. s.;
tih az Phone bD4lt 1901
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SO sth a. Phone Be All 1901
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-.'ic',.I ~ prsfsrfed ss0.,gs srcsli,nt ye.er.
r.-cs Miss sGaug -less}s A.aC. II Wa .2a s..
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shausnHesss Agcnci. II West "a o..
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SSH 81. Flars ass
COOK -Erceil.nt rri-rsnc-s economical Excelsior
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COUPLE Yoirg ro'ofrd Americans. excellent cook
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al BRANCHES sod manager. "a ~ tss' refer
ences civ % county. Miss shagsA sSss AseneJ
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