davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-23
PARTIAL LIST OF PREMIUMS
Continued from Page -

Silver Penciled Hamburgs-O w Eggle-
stone. I'd cock LIST hen.
Bun Laced Polish-G. A. Chaplin, LIST each
cock, hen.
Bearded White Polish-G. A. Chaplin. LIST
each cock, hen.
Non. Bearded Golden Polsh-G \. Chaplin,
list cock. I'd hen
Bearded Golden Polish-G. A. Chaplin LIST
each cock, hem I'd cock Sd hen.
White Crested Black Polish-O. w. Eggle
stone, I'd each cock, hen, 3D. each coekerel
pullet; G. 4. Chaplin. list hen.
Non Bearded White Polish-G. a. Chapin.
"a cock, Sd hen; o. W. Egglestone, LIST and
I'd hen.
Rose Comb Rhode Island Reds-E. p. Til
ton, Springfield, Mass, 1st each pen fowls,
hen, lst and I'd pen chicks. cock, cockerel,
pulct; William r. Blood. Townshend, 3D. pull
let award Of merit pullct.
Single Comb Rhode Island Rcds-E. p.
Tilton. LIST pen fowls lst and I'd pen chicks,
~ and Sd cock, I'd and Sd hen; +: d. +.
Stowe, Brattlcboro. 3D. pen chicks; puliet LIST
hen: Z. g. ST. CroiN Son. Bellows Falls,
1st corkcrcl: c. X. Drysdae, Westfeld
Mass, list and I'd pullet.
White Dorliugs-G. 4. Chaplin, list cock.
hen, cockcrcl, pullct.
Silver Gray Dorkings-G. A. Chaplin, Isl
cook, hen. cocEcrcl.
Single Comb Buzz Orpingtons-J. H. Bul
mHp. Greenfield, Mass, LIST pen fowls, pen
chicks, I'd each cock, pullet lst and I'd hen;
I'd lcocLorel NJ. $. Gooding, Rutlaud, Vt. I'd
pen chicks. ~. II. Seaver, Templeton, Mass:
Use each cock cockercl pullet: G.. II. Searles
Bellows Falls Sd each cock, pullct I'd cock
crcl
Single Comb White Orpingtons-Fra II
Martin, West Brattlcboro, LIST pen chicks; II
~ Scavcr, LIST each cock. hen.
Rose Comb Black Observation-Disclosures
Freeman, LIST each cock, hen.
Single Comb Black Minorcas-H. II. Hos
Icy. Gin, Mass" LIST each pen fowls, pen
hen, I'd pullet: G.. A. Chaplin, I'd each cock,
cpckcrel 1st each hen pullet
Rose Comb Black Minorcas-Anderson N
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-23
THEY ALL DEMAND 1T.
Brattleboro, Like Every City and
Town in the Union, Receives It

Brattleboro, Like Every City and
Town in the Union, Receives 1t.
People with kidney ills want to be
cured. When one suffers the fortunes
of an aching back, relief is eagerly
sought for. There arc many rene
dies today that relieve, but do not
cure. Doan s Kidney Pills have
brought lasting results to thou
sands. Here is Brattleboro evidence
of their merit
Mrs. H. j. Allen, 81 Canal street
Brattleboro, saws: 'tFor months my
back ached a great deal and | had
distressing pains in my kidneys.
couldn t rest we'll and was so weak
and worn out that l found it hard tC
do my housework When STOPPING OF
lifting, sharp pains seized me and
could hardly straighten. Doan's Kid
ney Pills, procured from the Brattlc
| boro Drug Co. brought me relief from
have had no further trouble from
my back or Kidneys (Statemen'
given Sept. 30, 1908.)
Over two years later, Mrs, Allcr
said: THE benefit that Doan's Kid
been permanent. :"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don sim
ply ask for a kidney remedy ge
Doan' s Kidney Pills-the same tha
Mrs. Allen had Foster Milburn CO.
proprietors. Buffalo, n. Y.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-23
GRAFTON.

Ralph Wilson was ut his home here
over Sunday.
Miss Ethel Follett was guest of
Miss Clark Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pcttengill of Green
field, Mass, were in town from Thur.
day to Saturday.
Mrs. Brinsmaid Mrs Charles Bar
rett and john Walton Barrett left for
their home in Freeport, H., Thursday.
Mrs +. B. Daniels. Mrs. Charles
Daniels, Mrs s. f. Daniels and Cabot
Daniels motorcd to NORTHAMPTON last
week Thursday, returning Friday.
Those from Grafton who attended
the freshman reception Of Leland and
Gray seminary Tuesday evening were
Ruth Parker, Emma Parker, Mildred
Parker, Marie Wilson, Carrie Blood
Mrs. Trcadwell,f Albert IIakey, Guy
Brown and Raymond Wright Cora
Parker is president of the class.
The Christian Endeavor meeting
Sunday evening was held in the Con
gregational church and many had the
pleasure of listening to n very inter
esting talk by Prof. George Grafton
Wilson, his subject being Y. NJ. c. A
Work Among the Aliens. The duet
by Mrs Amy Butler and f. o. Mcrri
field added greatly to the evening ,.
enjoyment.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-23

italian factories arc adopting Amer.
lean shoe machinery.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-23

Onc-third of the total area of IIol-
land lies below the sea level.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-23
SHEEP.

Lincolns-C. H. Marshall & Sons, Yer
gennes, LIST buck years old and over. buck
year DID, buck lamb eve l year old and
under, eve lamb, flock, buck of any age with
over, Elmer Comptois, North Clarendon LIST
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-23
SWINE.

Poland China-C H Marshall & Sons.
Vergennes, LIST boar years old and over, I'd
boar l year old, LIST and ID sow years old
and over LIST and I'd progeny of one boar
not less than four, under l year old, LIST sow
and pigs, not less than six, list pen of shoats
three or more 1st and I'd herd boar and
sOws. c. w. Reed. Hinsdale, n H.. LIST
boar L year old.
Chester White-W. c. Baker, Guilford, 1st
boar l year old. +. Z. Jacobs, Guilford LIST
sow years old 1st and pigs not less
than g. I'd sow and pigs, not less than g.
Grade Swine-R H. Briggs, Brattleboro
1st boar l year old, lst 2 years old or
over LIST sow and pigs, not less than G. Isl
herd boar and sows, I'd progeny of 1 boar,
not less than A. under / year old w q
Baker, GulfOrd LIST progeny of l boar not
less than 4, under l year old, LIST pen of
shoats, or more, I'd sow years old or
over, I'd and pigs, not less than 6. I'd
herd boar and sows. w. F. Richardson Co
Brattleboro, I'd pen of shOats, 3 or more
Sweepstakes-R. H. Briggs 1st fat hog.
| w. f. Richardson Co., I'd fat hog
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-09-23
HORSES

Registered Observation-Disclosures Farms. Ply
mouth Mass, LIST stallion years old and
over stallion years old; I'd FLY 3 years
old. G. c. Stillman, Cornwall. n. Y, LIST stall
lion years old, stallion with of his pro-
geny, brood mare with colt by her side H.
r. G. Watson, Brandon, LIST mare with of
her progeny, flly years old, flly or gelding
, years old, yearling FLY or gelding; I'd
brood mare with colt by her side, FLY or
geding years old, yearling FLY or geIding
3D. stallion 4 years old or over L. w BOYD
Wilmington, I'd stallion 3 years old c. G.
Barlow Wilmington I'd stallion with 4 of
his progeny.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1915-10-15
RULES OF THE CONTEST.
(Continued.)

T. The contest will open publication of this adver-
sement and will close November 20th 1915, but the final
count will not be made until two three days later in order
to give letters containing votes remittances postared
not later than November 10th time arrive and participate
g. Subscriptions may be paid far in advance as de-
sired Copies of subscription list showing dates of
expiration will be supplied free all nominees prizes
requesting them
g. The vote will be canvassed each week and the result
published showing the standing of each of the nominees
the day previous to our day of publication.
TO- All nominees will be deemed to be contesting for
the automobile The person receiving the highest number
of votes on the final count will win the the person
cevng the next highest number will win $50 gold the per-
son receiving the third highest number of will draw
down $25 gold, and so on until the prizes all taken
IL. A locked ballot box will be kept in convenient
place in the front of Office and letters addressed to the
Record Ballot Box, Cedar City, will be deposited therein
soon as received Residents deposit their votes in per-
to the Ballot Box Remttances should be directed to The
Record
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1915-10-15

kg for but uhawhh Here
H man,a
mehab
G. he 1.-THE lis
wnrrdm tduedw
hyey
dh umh ,Hyo1aty
kret nd Mgmtynh end
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1915-10-15
RULES OF THE CONTEST.

l. Every person, regardless of residence, age
politics, is eligible for the contest.
2. Each nomination must be accompanied by not less
than 600 votes remittance emitting sender to this
Der of votes.
3. Votes may be obtained in the following
For each dollar paid existing subscription accounts with
The Record 200 votes will be given for the first $50 paid
subscription account $50 votes will be given at
the rate of 300 votes the dollar additional payment
accounts will be deemed the as renewals for
each dollar paid advertising job printing accounts 100
votes for each dollar paid will be given, dating from the
publication of this announcement Votes will be obtainabe
in other way.
A. Switching" of accounts from member of a
family to another member of the family, merely in
order to obtain the additional votes placed premium
subscriptions to avoid payment of back balances will
not be permitted.
g. No person in any way connected with this News
paper in the capacity of employee lessee representa-
tive will be permitted to take part in the contest
g. The votes each week will be counted by an impair
tal committee of local business who will have general
supervision of the contest in accordance with these rules
and will see that absolute justice is done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-14
RUINED BY RACES
HE KILLS HIMSELF
Cotton Expert Advises His
Wife to Forget Him and
Marry a Good Man.
FOUND SUICIDE "ONLY
WAY OUT" OF DEBT
Death Note Told of "Kited
Checks" and Ills Inability
to Meet Them.

Evidently fearing TO face some
"kitcd" checks that no expected would
be returned unsatisned yesterday,
George +. lIartt. twenty cot
ton expert. formerly employed by n
Cotton Exchange firm in Manhattan.
wrote six page letter TO his wife. OK
planning tina, suicide was the "only
way out" before he shot himself Fri
day night IN the bathroom of his home
on South Sherman street. Morris Park.
Queen. The letter was made public
Yesterday Nv Coroner tafl Nueeel. n,
jamaica
II am too deeply in debt 'r ct nn'
,f ~" Hart wrote 4 heve been ~
ing rhe,hs and l"einr mvney rlHf .nf
tho tR,.e lr, ,htee wsphs hetp hrrH
thiNhing ",ot che matter carefully
and what am about =" dr sreH"4 e"
me Ga. only We, rnt t-m. rhest s
will 10 returned &C. m"ft"w 90"
n.t paN them em sHt'f I tsnH"i
leave N.u enough msHef e." weAe ihs"'
,vsI .nL I sm even W"'s a"''f 'hH'
7
,su sud l.sss
love" vac iistt's pot rams fu' tis
l.asttss. itsish. elshtssa uvnihs "ih
Tvs weeks ESQ N,s tisien Ma'f@Y
tlattt sslL Yesterday hos ttahaHi uisi
ts take vut adiiOuusi lifs l"eutsnt
aud loatasi Zoe tbv nist tl"e th-t De-
had heart dlsaaa. No. became dsfpund
cue ITO lsu lttiv iHsvtsnts a"i
ia hls letter hs tsli bio ~Ifr "tat
psUsiss he had aud how mueh each
would ptns
to gave directions fuI ha o"n lu
nsral aisisIus q certain uHdrit@hsi
whe. DO wlvts. would si's him t"V'
enough burial Cor siZo.
Il have been q financial failure. coz
tuucd iiaru 100 bis letter III have
tr,ed 90 think 0f scheme a. gct
enough money to pay my ieDts. b4t ]
cannot do DO. DO not waste q tsar drop
over me. / an not worth o. II some
good man pays yOu attentions marfy
aim and be happy
BE good to Loyey. God bless her
little heart Tor You know no" deeply
We love each other, and ~ and maa-
her forget her no account DADDY. Tor
ana afraid she viii miss me Tor
awhile.
"Nov. sweetheart. / must end, as the
life of the lamp IS hIcAerng odt
George
The letter was addressed .u nrm
hand 90 Mrs Helen Murray Hartt.
Until two months ago. h4r-f was
employed by Snearson. Hamm..i & Co.
Of Manhattan. Then. thinking To- make
more money. he left them aad opened o.
hotel n Morris Park. This, apparently.
did not prosper His wife denied yes
terday that her husbands debts were
due 20 stock speculation. Ills VIE,
Who is twenty-four. blamed his losses
90 race track gambling.
~ the man who called upon ne last
night renews his attentions ! advise
YOU 10 accept him. HART wrote In
another portion OF his letter The
man was not named.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-14
FINANCIAL.
THE W!ILNs-ON EELAND COMPANY
REDEMPTION or PREFERRED STOCK
November H. 1915.
ro IA. uoIders of Preferred stock in
The WHY'S -Overla ii Company;

,.o,,,s - hereby gyop tia, IN the exercise o. the
power reserved By The Miiys-oyer and COMPANY ~
It's articles OF Incorporation and "a Lhe s.3sA GER
tnrates said Company has duy determined Dl
resolution OF the board ~ Directors duly adopted
Al A meeting Of said Board. 10 redeem ne whole
~ n, preferred siock az one hundred AMI ven per
cent 1leG 81 The par s3Se tlnloo.. q, t9sa
dividends. The Board " ID directors AZ sad niet -hs
by resolution duy adopied tle following method Tor
zach AMI every holder of preferred stock IS
notified tn present ard surrender his certificate Tor
.irh preferred stock e; Gre onso u William Salo-
mon A Co No - Broad Street IN The CITY 81
New York On the jth LAY oi January 1915. and
upon such surrender each such holder ~ U rec' .'e
nar value thereof. together WITH A Proportional
amount OF the quarterly dividend thereon a. the
ratio ~ seven per cent. per snnuu from January /.
1916 20 January IL. 1916 such payment VIII Dc
made 10 those who shall be the stockholders ~
record amed I'M the stock ccrtihcatcs. respect tsy
10 surrendered unless the stock certificate. 10 IA
rendered Dc accompanied 10y proper instruments %
transfef duly cNccuted and ,tamp,I IN which Ncli
such tayncnt WI be watc 20 the respect We trans
fercc. Ttc rcsd.ar dusrtcrly dividend 81 one and
three. quar-. c., yer cent. lAfD vii IN paid on
January / 1916. 20 holders ~ preferred STOCK ui
rcco,d on December 2l 1915.
On January H. 1915. DIV dcnds will cease upon
sad stock AMI no holder ~ preferred ioch or OF
any certificate therefor shall have any rght after
any claim aiA nst tbs company except 10 rccc ~
payment Of said REDEMPTION p-ice ~ liot n The
psI ,a.ue thereof with tar dividend accrued on said
January 10. upon the surrender ~ the cgri ncaie
The Company will deposit with sad W Lam Salo.
mon a 20 upon "a Il January II. 1916 a sum
nuuai 10 ii0r. ~ thc par value II any stock cvr-
uhcatcs not surrendered end pad before the close
Ut business said date. together with the accrued
dividends thereon to sad date. IN trust for paN-
mcu' but without Interest thereon To the holders
thereof. upon presentation and surrender f'on me
Ia time of such stock cert q aics respect. scy
Iy order " The board II Directors
ROYAL II SCOTT secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-14
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

BACHELORS stop look listeu. ideal jap
Huese couple. entltr work. most s.icioHtll
done. splendid references. city. SO Mason B
Agency. l3 West i-1 st
BUTLER COOK -rolorcd couple: butler
us'ful. wife excellent cook: entire worn
small family. so. Odclls Agency, SO 9Th
av. Phone. Bryant 'o0,.
BrTLER-COOk aud LAt'NuRESS. -Colorrl
couple. butler. us'f.l; excellent cook and
iauudr,ss. will do entire work. so Mi.
shea's Agency. % Fast "a 81. Murray iii
CIT
BUTLER-COOK French couple: butler
useful. cook; both competent. So. , year'
present place. Miss Shva's Agency. 30 Last
~ 81. murray FIN 6.ii.
BUTLER. -Swiss- French: first class. tine ap
pearance. excellent references. 90 any DIS
tancr: SEQ Miss 9hca's Agency 80 last i.d
s. Murray Illl 611i
BrTLER-COOK. --Co'orcd couple. first class
butler uaefui. excellent cook very best ref.
erencea; 81 Mrs. Nelson's Agency. i3l West
"a II. bryant 1913.
BUTLER Useful. weII recommended. eooH
appearance, ciy or country. So up
odci's Agency. ~ tth av. Bryant ZOO,
CHAUFFEuE.- Capable careful nice ap
pcarance good M. hanic. married. no fam.
is. very hlgab recommended. My Mason
Agency. lS West t2d o. Bryant a,a3
FARMER. Married: wife cook FOR farm
help. excellent references. reliable couple
go anywhrr. 80 up Odclla Agency SO Cth
av Bryant 5oOi
GARDENER Married nue vegetable grower.
dollhouse. glass frames. iult flowers laws
ana general work. wfo make butter and j,
launiIs work well recommended sntp.u.
trrs Agency. ~ On av
USEFUL. MAN Tall. mic" appearance. ran
car understands carpentry. general
splendid worker. 3 tc'rS reference; SO
Masons gency. 49, Wc'i ied ~
USEFUL MAN. Would Ike work on u small
rincc la country, rood reference. Slater,
care ~ Henry l'es. ~ 6th as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-14
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World

d. 10 ihe Clyde 81 o. ri.h md',. Guar a. o.
Ev,yr Perth smhog NJ ne Bull s' 60. erh
ndee Guar gt A.
Wsnns Hats. baltimore. - the NsF fork 4
Baltimore Trans Co. with mdse Qusr A. u = m.
Fenefia ifr. - Ns-sirs OCT s0. to W E.feI
4 90 Htr A. fl 71 mi
feNersor Nepp0ff Views sni Norfolk 10 me Oh
Dominion - 90 with mdse Guar A. % m
BeiEer BIZ. Msrseilies or n. 20 bnckc'
4 90 Bs p NJ
Lsrimcr por Arthur Nov s. N me Cun Rsh1us
60 with ndse Quar- Q As
SAILED
So louis Liverpool. co'mo ssn tusn Conan IL
fRfI- f.-nd0r. Cslamsres 'ris'onai. Denis ibfi.
Hsrhsdos via Norfolk Dayton. Tupsn y las
eubsch San Ffsnciseo. Maintain firI. lond1n
william n Brirn phlsislphs Creole. NoT Orleans
Hs7sns. Havana. n0nfik fhusei, fctangI He.h
noes fgrf. Alden. Norfolk. fsdmIninn IlfI
s.sons Madison norfolk anl NeFfoft N,S..
y.ui,sn fRri. Esrhsdrs Trinidad b. frlnilad
Rio grsnls. nrlussl.k. iierru rt iND-f, hrlsHI
Wits 10 Paris fBr. Msr.eillas. if0qunis. Monte
Christi. CTS ~ Nnnignmefy Savannah Mi lsiel
0Gf,esl. Fr.us. Ksrsds Gfeeki plfHut. lafu
e.fs iFrI fardeauf A7ier fNDfl BDrdesu. Alamo.
Eey West ETe'gn. Boa bfande
Seehes 90 weston. Sew YORK puicht MN
mouth. rhesspeske. baltimore. lerd lino ODD.
Have Iioyien fN0f. santiago AZ DAM liila
H. phia Tsormius gtsl. Nspes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-14
Throws Clothes Line to Her When She
TOPPLES on Sand Barge.

Bridgeport. Conn, Nov. l3.-Thoma5
II. Hondrickson, five years old, son OF
Hans and Caroline Hicndrickson, OF
Newark. y. j.. rescued his mother from
drowning this morning. after she had
accidcntly been Knocked from the dcc'
oi "a buud barge. The woman was hang
ing clothes over thc stern Of the barg ?
when gust Of wind slammed - door
and she was cntapultod overheard.
Thomas. who heard her screams. threw
clothes line To her which she no.
cured about her arms. The boys
shouts thtn brought some steyedores
who were unloading sand from the
forward part of the barge and they
pulled the woman 80 safety
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-14
COLD WAVE HEADED EAST
Two Below At sheridan. Wye- Ushers
in Winter ir Northwest.

Washington, Nov. l3-Two degree
below zero a. Sheridan, Wgo, and
Yellowstone Nationa, PARK, zero a.
Billings. Mont, and freezing az many
points along the Canadian border in
the Northwest hsraldsc to-day the first
touch Of winter.
The Weather Bureau said Tat low
temperature had prevailed for sevsra.
days in the Canadian Northvss anG
Rocky Mountain region. This has
been intensified By high pressure
area overspreading the north Pacific
Coast.
There has been a sharp fall IN TEN
perature on the Atlantic coast and ~
the Gulf States, and, though it has ,ct
reached freezing, H. will be colder TO-
night and Sunday in the northern and
eastern districts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-14
ARRIVED

Ispc,anza Tsmldco Nor g Vera Cruz T. Pro-
rfe.1 and Havana O. 20 the New York cuba
Mall - 90 with malls and mdse. Bar at mi1
night l2th
,,s.u 1,nnsus,ftation co Bar at 10 m. i2th
psnuonla fI,rl London Oct -. 10 the cunafd rs
Co la Nith mdse. Br At m
Falls Ciy fBr. Marseiiles od H. 10 master.
Bar Of 30 n 10 -
Main fNofi SaguA 80, 20 Bennett h'oaln 4
Co, with sugar Bsr Al 20 m. I'm
heay Or. BriIbsm OF ~ 70 u ""den
Bar st NJ. -. .,
Noordsm Dutch. Rotterdam OF 20 via Deal
No, g. W The Holland America Line. With malls AMI
indsr Bar A. = 70
Egsief oily iBf Bristol o.. ~ and swansea ~
D. James Afko a Co. sith fndse. Bar a. 70 IN
Josetis Cuban. Havana Nov :. ." Il pim"n.
Bar at
Ardssr Non. Hare oct 20. 70 he compssnis
Generate TfaDtsiiAntiqp. vlfh m1fe bsr a. 20
Gohs~L yaeksonsiIls kvs 10 and ChulAsis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-14
UuMESrI, SITUATIONS WANTED
Female.

'NNk HNMhihMNiN ana lAlNpklS> --
r'u nrat souus Nc~ch sifis. iosctter or scp-
afar. c0oa assist lauutD excel .cut rc'c.cnocs
~ og ountn. Ms shaushucssS As,uey d;
COOK English Trotcstant. nrst class. ,cry
capable, economical, good manager.
splendid references. IS. Call Nsson's Agen-
cy. lsl West i-d ST. Bryant 56S3
COOk and LNUNDRESS Experienced col
ored r,ri. willing. olig!ng. best references;
80 anywhere. So. call Mrs Mason's Agency.
l3l West ~. 80. Bryant 1888
COOr S-Number OF excellent cooks from so
To SO: best New York references. Miss
Shsa's Agency. 30 East i-d ~ Murray Hill
Gs,t-
COOK and CIIAMBERMAID.- WAITRESS 49,
sisters neat. bright Young Irish girls very
desirable pair, excellent references; so. s.5
Mason.s Agency. lSl West "a 81
COOK cHANlBEINtAIp aud WAITRESS To
leiher o. separate, country preferred Miss Shaugh-
uos-y's Agency. " West ga S.
CooK-Gcrman nrs, class. city or country.
beet references. wages. So-SO. Cali at
Lang a boechcrcr Co. Agency % " 53d ~.
COOK Assist hundrcss. neat economical.
h'" years references. Martha Coiicr's
Agency. ~ fth a..
coos scotch. young. INST class. sister
Waitress. references. Martha collier =
Agency. i"' itA az.
COOK and IAUNpRESs --Strons. thoroughly eS.
pcncnc.l. best rc.crrnccs. Mis- Shaughncssy $
Ann.y. ~ w. iel t.
''l III. NWitt, huilef valet. vile excellent COOK
Ell 81 '''''' "''' '''''''''' Agency u west
COUPLE English protesiauts. cNccIlen,
cook manager. entire charge. Martha cot
Ter Agency ~ IN Hr
DAYS WORK Woman rurs out washing Ironing
cr cleaning Leblanc. 81 East SSth It
NOT SEWORKER Good cook and waitress.
small family adults. city cor short distance
iu country, 81. Odolrs Agency. 50 9Th av.
Bryant ,Cnt
HoCSEkEEpER Working superior young
woman. capable. conscientious; small FAM
i,. DtN. very excellent references. rs.
Masons Agency. 1871 West aga st. Bryant 5oJJ
iioj SElEEPER First elias German cook g,ii
'ahc riar.e 90 w,doNcf's or bachelor apartment.
i r,, ~ "'a'u'r i', ito Hm9, 100 "''''''
1lorSEWORKER Smart Young, IN apart
mont $50. good cook Miss >h,as Agency.
80 East iel ~ Murray llll 6''t
HOI sEWORKERS. Several We,, Indians:
ueht references: $50 Noel Agency Nl bth
aN Tel rryant-e2ib
uorSLwoENt1L b. Finnish. Ameri,sn. 'tfou.i vi.
A,enc, = l2Sh i Phone ssla nsrigm.
INFANTS NCRsE.-Engish. trained. re-
lined. neat YOUNG woman; ticndli eXrcr'
eucc AMI reference. t35. call Mason's Agrn-
ry, l3l West 81 H. Bryant ,taS
LADY's MAID -Gcrman. competent scam
stress hnirdresser. packer. best reference
wages s7o-f3,. Lam, a hnecherer GO. Agency
q ". a2d ~
iArNpREss ant cltAMnERMAlp -Ihorou s1,l,
rTaorisureI. reference county preferred Ml's
Shaughnrssy's Agency. II West isd a. -
i.AtNDErss Competent. German. hest
iofcrsn,es. cltS or country. wages. Ssl- ~
can At Lang 4 noccher,r 60. Agency. u w
i3d 4
t.AtrNpREss Useful. neat competent
Young woman. excellent pcrsonal refer.
cnscn, county preferred. $40 Call Masons
Agency. i,i West ld ST. Bryant Ssa'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-14
STEAMERS At FOREIGN PORTS.

Arrived
NAPLES Nov ~ Europa fiiail. New fofk.
suez Nov "a Miurfie OBJ. Calcutta FOR ihilade'-
phia and NcH ioft
Gibraltar Noy II Westmoof tBr, New York Tor
Palermo.
Roaien. Nos III ur fBri. New Nofk via Ham
Nessins Nos ii-St rsula tBri. Nee YORK
Kirbwall. Nov - Frederlk VII tDani. New York
FOR Copenhagen.
Monisvdeo Nov ~ -Hypefia fBri. Ne,s York
Lserp0o Nov l2-Lspani tBri. New York.
London. Nov H. Grossly tBfi. Ncw YORK.
Colombo Nor ~ Iudrakunla ffr iron Mania.
eici Hoston aud Nrs York. i@tlL Lord 'rumrr
fBri from Calcutta. do.
Glasgow Nov ig-Tusranis fBri. New York
London. Noy l3- Fin.rud New ipTk.
Mon'eyidcD Nov le-iiypaflA RI. New YORK
BueuOs Ayfes. Nov T. fnl iNorl, New YORK
Atonmouth Nov i2-fh1co tAfgi. New York
Naples. Nov G-Gallief uiri. Sew York.
PASSED
Gitrarar Nor u sslamnia Grc,k. New York
via Norfolk. for Maple.
Puuia Arenas Nov columbian. New York for
san Francisco. Ncralan. New Yofs va Colon and
Port span. for san fran'isro.