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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-28
SLIDES TO HURT
CANAL FOR YEARS
Professor Miller Tells OF
Great Lateral Movement
of Earth at Panama.
MAY EXPECT TROUBLE
IN RAINY SEASONS
Return of Steam Shovels 10 Aid
Dredges Urged by Lehigh
University Expert

Uninterrupted service through the
Panama Canal must not D. expected
for severa! years. according % i state
ment issued last nigh: 5y Professor
BENJAMIN lie Roy Miller. who oc-
cupies the chair Of geology IN Lee
high University Professor Miner
returned Wednesday from tour
of several months in South ana
Central America, where he Investigated
mining conditions. on his way back
he made an examination Of me slides
at Gaillard and CUlebra cuts.
At the Hotel Breslin last night he
said:
when the Panama Canal was opened
to traffic the public generally ana
steamship companies seemed TO feeI
that the canal was completed, and II
ever closed on account Of slides the
closing would be Of very short dura-
tion.
when he slides started few weeks
ago optimistic views were expressed
One authoritative report. originating IN
the Canal Zone, stated that the canal
would BE- clear in two weeks. Instead
Of thai. however, the slides became
much worse. and on the date set people
were walking across the canal from
one slide % the ether, dry shod.
zone who has cot been in the region
can scarcely appreciate the extent TO
which the slides extend In the Culeora
Cut cracks have formed over 1900
feet back from the canal and all the
ground intervening is gradually moving
toward the cut. Macadamized roads,
constructed where the earth was sup
posed TO be stable, have been destroyed
by the movement and scores OF houses
have had to be moved TO save theHl;
The ground has cracked under the Ole
Administration Building, and as II Is IL
line with q great cliff formed by an
enormous block OF earth brcaklng OF
.here IS no doubt but that this oulld'
ING must be removed before very long
10 save II. -,
persons are apt 70 consider shdeS
as due 10 the steep slopes OF the canai
banks and conclude that they can De
checked BY decreasing the slopes
However, the earth from the hlghe'
points does not go into the canal al
rectly. Instead, when the loose mate
rial is filled with water, as 1t Is dur
ing the rainy season, great blocks from
the higher lying regions adjacent 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-28
LOST GIRL PICKED UP HERE
Miss Ramsey, of Harrisburg, Says She
Fled Mothers Seedlings.

Paul Loser. a teacher in the Bay
shore Long island High School, was
walking along Broadway at Forty-third
Street yesterday afternoon when ne
stepped up to a we'll dressed, attractive
Young woman ard said:
Aren't you Frances Ramsey
NO." she replied.
Don't you come from Harrisburg
She shook her head.
Confident he had recognized the girl
for whom the Harrisburg police issued
a general alarm few days ago, Loser
took her to the West Forty-seventh
street station. She told the lieutenant
she was Ruth Nyman, twenty-one years
old. an artists model, living at 2oo
West Tooth Street. 49,. =
Not until detailed description OF
her sent out by the Harrisburg police,
vas furnished by Detective Fitzgerald
aid she admit she was Frances Ramsey
tho girl who disappeared from the
Pennsylvania city on November -. she
revised her statement TO say that she
was twenty years old, bookkeeper'
Miss Ramsey said she was so nervous
sbe could not stand reprimands from
ber mother. She was taken 20 the
women's night court to await instruc-
tions from Harrisburg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-28

the canal settle downward almost 'et
tically. and force the underlying ma
rial into the cut by a lateral press &
"Thc amount OF material that I'e9
now broken loose and is moving Wv
ard the cut : immense. and there -
no doubt that much rock now appat
emily stable will also move as us sup
port is withdrawn b. the remoVa'
the loose earth and rock. Before the
canal can be said TO be completed ana
permanently opened 70 tranc the
amount Of material that must be taken
ont does not fall far short OF the
amount already taken from the Cuieo'a
Cut. ,.;
TRANSPORTATION companies planning
10 use the canal should realize that
they must not expect unlnterrupteu
service for several years. During the
dry season the canal may be opened
but II is certain to be closed during
the rainy reason. when the earth Is
soaked with water and II movement
toward the canal facilitated.
When the canal was opened the
steam shovels were disposed OF 70
various companies, and many can now
BE- found in mining camps n severa!
parts of South America. Dredges OPP
eTGtlnR III tHe 0didi Nt'N
for the shovels and these are now az
work on both sides of the slides. Some
DAYS they can keep pace with the. in
coming material. but on other days
they lose.
In view of the extent of the ma
terisl that has now started toward the
cut. II seems as though steam shove!s
should again DC employed TO more
quickly remove the earth hat N time
will enter the cut. Practically all, II
not all. Of Gold Hill, and much OF
Zion Hill. must be removed. and TO
wait until the earth breaks loose ana
enters the cut. where nc dredges can
attack II. seems % be unwise and un-
ouestionably longer delays the compile
ton Of the project
Professor Miller was accompanied on
his trip by Dr.. Joseph 7. Singewald,
Of Johns Hopkins University.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-28
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Ntf.i4..fi
AlU1.
i9 s - aa''' p" s ds. d.is I'd, ..r .9
~ ~. isis-'.l' WILLIAM q iLE'sc1AUEE
NJ u o-cr'.. CITY a. IH>Hy aad
G0Tr-Cl'AlN .llLiAH o. Shhr"t..' .e.'
I.I Ii>psfEy d REA,u All s. GJT-
LlE HLi-CpE l,h C-y. srd CURTIS d.
MAJ = is.s-Fin, Lieut. ARTHUR BtMr
Maisa {, is., Capt ARTHUR D. cAssals. g.,
M.is6 o. Ina-F..i Nsat aAwsoN "AEhEN.
MAJ. III lus-csY D. o. CpoiE. "a IN.
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Mac 20. ii Mai vuNoN 4 CALDWELL
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me-. ~, si,a Ma LDWiN y. wfNANs. IN
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L ~. 1DMAGD N MI 100 Cav. second
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a. b.. loig-o49t ODE e. NICHOLS. inf. .
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~ t .f b -. Capt HAIRY - ELAsLAND.
nrn ~ ~ o. Fni Lsui CHGnffs
g. HiLf.H. lH'h fo iah if. Iif.i iaruf. q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-28

q March -o lHs-r,' Lieu, RENE E DE- R
Nj - .,is MAJ THOMAS T. SCHLEY. goth
+ li. 10 =. ielc-M. CIAgUa S. IEDEKIN
uqoS = rtwti>z. a u iu. Csy. Csit
CONRAD $ IAH,u.h. lv' 'n 600 cav. Capt.
Mo. ~ iait. Lieut. 90. LEWIS y kOEllLiI
......I 40 >l.. n. ..I 'af.
Mo- a.. lalc-Cs.t CHARLES W wEEKs. eSh
N.--, @ iois-Cls WILLIAM q. BAKER
MAJ. -. isi5-Os.. .WEHoHV =. Hoi-
u, g. IuHN g. N,LUsON rc,..uy appoint
Oh. tr. command s. troops si-;o''d m
Alai .AEllE g.. PIERCE lai. unass sued. as
C,rt. I-S O. 1lJLriiY. G. A. unassigned. aide
ar...... assigned $50 Go.
Csr IltD j. PERRY. e. A.. unassigned. as
csgt ELDEnIcK T. sHN3pEE ord DEP.
f1l study n.oE Proving Ct .4Ha, q ttie efe. Q
VIII. ord Dept. ald then Dloeced 90 Prank
r.-. i.a, Eru0Lru g. KlLDELL. Corp, Of
lHs r.m la tl. % l.lg. Eco o. sam Houston
b, ..t.p1t 'o trr 50 D.Gt ..............
FI.I .|.. BENlt'i4N %. Iiil'A~lilR Mel
&c. tnt.. nDm Newport Nc"s i' IT, H. G.
F'r t..-t WILLIAM " EDWARDS. cav. from
D. to,uu and further recruiting service 10 iafc
81, L.o, CASTER b EucKEH 18Th Inf to
d. Jas. lsn. ei 1910 sld ~ report c9nmahdahl
Atlantic branch T. :. DlsciIiinay Bsuarks
NAVY
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r0nmanl Nfuf
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MARINE CORPS
Cav g. u FAEQi HANSON. detached Nrs lamp
.i.e foo 10Th COMPANY. Marine Barflds. Piii1-
tlr L.l, IS hogan. detached "a Company
" fH~ Barrart. Philadelphia. Co N~~ Hamp
81 .-d Lieut. } D. sIHEEE dcsarhcI Marine
ba'ioft.. Ran boo. 100 Su Diego.
AiOi E1.!NTs
AEluyED
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SAILED
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ln,1t Ban ffancDp To- r0pc0blnpl 1a San
800 10 h'l'us Norfolk FOR ITHi.deIpids cs,t,
A.raI' la f1f Jana. figgiue. Long Beasb f,r
80 DIfg. De- M0iuo. A'r4andhA fof ian.
49, u. I'D 10. iqug Beach f0r crh.r
NnF .s-l'r0'rus. CAN'T. ~ Asgayala
MsfiIst. NrT ar Nef orleans yard ordered 30
prg.fol fn Tampioy. Mer a. fsIicf ~ Wheeling
l-.1 beiHr friirtrl h5 MsrHaa Wheeling Win pf9.
ro . fD Nrs Orleans safd ~ 0Frfhaul
Bushnell comm ssi0ur1 al nav yafd. Puget found
W M a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-28
CANCER SURGERY
CALLED USELESS
Nine Cured by Nature,
Says DR.. Robert Bell,
Of London.
DIET REGULATION
A VITAL FACTOR
Specialist Asserts He Has Never
Known of a Successful Cper-
alton in a Malignant Case.

From a special Correspondent Of The Tn1n'!
/ London, Nov. l6.-"Operatlon ID case'
I Of malignant cancer has now been louho
] to be useless IS the Statement maj
The Tribune b. DR.. Robert Bell INA
famous cancer specialist But, accoEu'
ing to this authority, the great Scouis'
is capablc Of eradication by purely nor
nal treatment.
/ 1--WE can demonstrate" said the doe
tor, land place beyond doubt that the
healing power. of nature, il sufficiently
..ais.od he rconlatinc the diet and regl-
"S''''eu ~ .'s.La. ..;.b tbo nd.
ut, .,,,.rts has
ministration OF 'hci"Peu''' "he
proved N many Instances ~
petent not only TO overcome the dIsedse
b., ., bri,,o about complete recovery.
~ uo+tersea Hos.
lhIee years "s' Ia
pital, London, organized c"Hoei Nv
partment for the study OF cancer ana
I ha,e bcen in charge throughout. ES-
-. - arir,ale having failed.
PeIiii9"'9 'PV' -...J..;o, .bo dis
We thought thal' ny s'uu' '"e
ease in the human subject, as opposed
..:..;.oo,;or oXnariments upon ami
~ ro,,,t,e -niobt
mails, more sa'Isi"9'oiS
be obtained.
"Wben il is borne in mind that can
No., difTers so very materially
Ger !" MAJ" YIN -. :, sni-
in many OF It's aspects from ''"' -, -
mails il must appeal TO every uhDlaSSeu
individual that the only method OF OBJ
,:-L,o i, formation on the sub
Vai"'"e .I-or,.;,,,, ,bo circum-
ject Is by closer! ooSel''"' NV
stances which lead up TO us ueNeIoP
mont and which promote It's grown
and which we always find accompany iIs
Incidence.
Onoratiop Means Big Fee"
-, ,,.o~lod throughout on
We nI Gnererions we you'd
me- me- MI n do with. ! think every
-. sneciolist of anv note will aSrc1
~ -, III have been engaged
" ~, o.mcor c1sos since 1885. and for
.nrortoon years was accustomed 20 OPP
- can tru+hfullv say that in not
ea s;roI. casos Of malignant cancer
ohe s'ns sro ofocted h. he knife. Emi-
rent doctors. including the late 81
I -, poet have agreed with me on
go. ,nirf Doctors continue to op-
10 o,.a nartlv because patients wish it,
nartIv because it means BIG fee.
"Rnt in eyery case of operation the
na+ient not only rurs a great risk. but
IN ST least 90 per cent of cases has no
chance whatever Of cure. The onIy
case where operation can DC oil the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-28
Shipping Information ana -.
Marine NeWS OF the World

I. ;;aG' corss ciin. via sc.jio -T.liy
Jap aa' co.;4 china Philippine i. ana. Via
Tsllu Marquesas Cooh Islands. New Tea
lard. Austrai. wa San f'aneiseoIIn.. f,
Iis% oi'- Japan. carca. china. philippine ii
and, via san fransscol Ll'e,si-n M1fa DC .
via Vancouver and Nieton~l -NAAuf-' Dee Il
ARRIVED
Lenapc. jacksonville Nos q and Charleston ..
20 the Cylc - g.. with md.o. quar-. . 20 ~.
Mar Olsen. $. Aulrr"s H1}. with mi'e. quar-.
Generate salsa ufau. Nr.,ua oct 90 to ma
ter lu ballast. Bar l-.aU o On.
Anglo Boirian f.ri. Sasn,ea Nog y. 10 Bar
Der & O.. u ballas'. Bar. DO
Zealandia. lrogrc,o Nor 20 10 tie Fisse Trading
Thiisa-lpiian iigil-i. London Nor 70. to the Al
Iantic Transport Line wifh mI.e. Var. I AZ N.
Lirns,foaia obj. Algcr, NoG and Delaware
B5cakNafer a. 20 Norton. LILY a 60. bar . "a.
Piuar dc' Rio. Carieua> NOV Is and Havana -.
20 the American and ta1an' - 90. With sugar
0rHemmc IBr. Rouen No' 10. TO David 7 War
Shansa IirI. AGRA Sep. o. S.ionn %. AKIN
OF o. Grand Es,-au ~ sll Sierra Leone Nov {.
10 10, W-.' luiia - Line. will mahogany Bar.
ia santa BE on e. Hueno, Az, 20 and
- Lu Z. Nor i> f1 r- Nrfsru :, Line. wifl
ouenll,ao wood re-. mldusI -f'h
NhfU. '|-.-s'. ufan Soy go j II WincIcs,c-
n Go. bar % O. u
sac Psulo fRraZ.. Santos Or a. Rio d'
Ja.i-ru NUy y. Bahia o. rcfnamhu-D 10. Para i6
an Barbados %. '1 the Lloyd Brazileiro. With mails
tui uI>. Bar NOON
EHusri-I ll'rI London OF 80. 10 Barter a
Co. B4l 10 a.
HAMILTON N.vpor; Nce, AMI Norfolk to the Oh
DHmsr"u IS 60. with nd,r Guar. I'll y m.
SAILED.
Aror DJiriu. Rotterdam. Ohosn san Fran
I>-o. Arfiuoe fRri Lnldou. Nasari tBrI. Rosario
JrTcr.nr. NnupE AMI NeWp1r NrV.. Lan9a,a..
Mobile. W.,icnlJt tpuiriu Rotterdam. Meiapsu.
tffohal. tHy r Everett Tort Arthur. Brr.frI,-
vurd tNuri. Earsr. t0HiYr iRl,,i. A.eEans.I.
Ncpus 'Nurl. t,44...ca. illinois. Per- Arthur Va
siih4 tN"f.. A4".a allie. Banana. llataua. Menus.
NcN 'r.-t.. Carolina san Juan. Irrmrflicti,
'ErI. NiHi,sH-vk. Nuhawk Charleston and Jack
'nhULc. f'.UorGc nor. Kingston. klrriemoor
ibfI. ii.un. ~ Pau. Liverpool. Nuccr.. GAlye,-
ton. hNhiaM tJui,AI. i1tterIim.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-28

Rose TAYLOR. Is Sherborne Street, Lon
don. Y. cancer of the breast; horace
Ledger. IS Pelton Road, Greenwich,
cancer Of the stomach; A. II. Cook, Il
Ashmcrc Grove, BriXton, rccurrent sar-
coma in glands.
All these cases are absolutely cured.
In numbers Of other cases, where ao
solute cures have not been recorded, u
has invariably been our privilege 10 al
ford considerable relief 10 the suTer-
ing which always characterizes TINS
disease.
"Our method Of cure is founded Oh
tho fact. discovered by actual ob3e'va-
ton. tina: cancer in its varied forms
possesses ore inrariable characteristic:
which is that il is = fungoid sro"lH o.
d mai!gran. type.
THE polarity Of its cells is opposed
20 that Of the healthy cells OF the body.
Its method Of obtaining nourishment Is
that Of fungus The nature Of the
soil upon which it is planted. namely,
Gevitalized organic matter, r. that o.
fungus. and this soil yields 70 fungus
the nourishment which accounts Tor KS
marvellous rapidly Of growth.
Ripens Like Other Fungi.
But b. far the most conclusive eYi-
derce which bring forward is the fact
that d. ripens like any other Fungus
and produces spores as other iungi 90:
have taken photographs OF
these spores, which are so very MI
rute in size that they are dlscernlDie
As separate entities only under mi.
croscope giving magnlicauon OF
1000 diameters.
Nov. il is II we'll known fact that a
fungus is able TO teke root and develop
only on decaying. dead or devitaiized
material. Does it not follow, theh'
that if the soil upon which the Fungus
has hitherto received its nourlshmeht
is revita,ized by judicious treatment
the lower form of life Will be starved
out Of existence and gradually succumo
20 the improvement in its environment
"Bcyond doubt this IS the means
which proves effectual when cancer IS
subdued and overcome by dietetic' ny
Pienic and therapeutic measures ~
nsed by us. And. if we can cure can
cor by these methods, il follows all the
more that mankind can avoid and Grad
icate the disease BY preventive meas
urcs- reformed diet, attention TO nv
gieaic laws. especially those bearing
upon sanitary condition OF the colon
which would make il impossible Tor
that soil TO exist in the body without
which the cancer neoplasm could never
obtain footing.
"To prevent cancer the blood must De
kept absolutely healthy. In my opin-
ion. this can only be done so long as
il is supplied b. products derived from
materials which have not been de-
prived by heat or other means OF thcr
vital principles. This is natures law
and man is the only animal on me
face of the earth who contravenes TINS
law BY destroying his food value oy
cooking. maintain that for per,
feet diet we must eat far less meat and
that large proportion Of our 1000
should be consumed exactly IN the con-
dition which nature has provided It,.
departure from natures precepts IN
regard 10 diet invariably reads TO con-
situation. An undue retention OF 90,
noxious and toxic decom posing material
is caused within the colon and is alb
sorbed into the blood, and predispose'
to cancer. -,
ave can eradicate cancer. but IT VIII
only be by obeying natures laws
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-28
STEAMERS At FOREIGN PORTS

Ai;HiN I'D
liAlmuaI Nos lS-nog.'.d fNori N,r York vi,
klfhwaI
raias 80, 2o-Nlas Dutch. Nsa YORK Vi. ror,
Natzi
Nsneille.. Nov % lic DE- "a l,c.niou 0Fri. New
York via trff..
istre. Noy :i-farkl,I Q;r. N.g Yars
Liverpool. Nov -f-i!oLnr 'lp HiiJ. New York fof
Manchester
A,anmou,h 40, = Nc. Yorl dutch. TANK. Sos
NnrE
Fort Nsta. So, -r =. EoHaI 0E-i. Nct York ia
- hlNttHl. q h. fo. iadlso.. us.
fairnH. No' 20 Nonriam tDufchi. Ncv Yo-k
B4ly. 500, 90 p-l'rrst tnri Scv Yoh
SAILED
rcu Naa. nov O. Esrou Cafio- liiu ffrom
NcH lnrh ri4 'n.o.I. ,.i. Aurkiari. o.. Murrss-
tw tdsfi. $50 Hfn. 'lalii4 t'cl. SEES York.
liau- Dfril tur faiwg. Nc.. York
liasrr. SOY .taiuhi. $50. NrU iuh
Sui'lus. Nrt 20 rIis dam. Nss infa.
London. NHs -s-iir-s's tltfI. Nv Noff
Liverpool. sos -l.tsuffuhia ilifI lffom sia.g0uI.
Nya Aufa. - Louis. SEES YHfk
Glasgow. Noy -t-talerlIia fbfi. New Yofk via
Liverpool
PASSED
Perrin. Nr7 q, inir.klia uiu. Manila singapore
etc., fr. ii.ior and SOS N1ft
Gibfalfar Nos -g->tampalia ilt4D. New Yofk for
rrseie Point. $50, si-rhecda lDulchj. Nss Yorl
Tor k0isegi-s~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-28
Wealthy Widow Hangs Herself.

Suffering for years from melancholia,
Mrs. Flora J. Wheeler. a wealthy
widow, sixty-two years old, committed
suicide yesterday. in the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. w. j. Cleveland. with
whom she lived. at Westerleigh, Staten
Island. Mrs. Wheeler took a window
curtain cord and hanged herself from
the upper jamb of the door leading
to her bedroom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-28
HELP WANTED.
TRAVELLING SALESMAN.
Male.

Al manufacturing concern requires services
Of an experienced travelling salesman 70 act a.
travelling territorial manager. must be young
Of pleasing personality. we'll educated. exem-
plary habits aud have absolutely clean record !.
give chronologically education and business e1-
pcrence: state age and lowest salary initial
sslsry will be moderate but opportunities are
good AS letters will be read by executives Of
company none but those neatly typewriter will
b. considered: don't answer unless willing 10 90
TO sny part Of the United States. Address
T. :, Box 1856. Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-28
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female

oUsEwoRK.-Lsundress. usei... ehAmbcrvori
neat strong. capable, young woman. Tery best
rrfcrcarc t2j. cal Mrs. Mas0u's Agency. 1871
W.. i2d o. Tel. Bryant 1888.
LA. NDEfSS First class. shirts collars. CUTS. a.
s.,t Other work. excellent references cts " ooun.
tr, MI SHADE AlesaJ's Agclcy. L. West al 81
NURSE. USEFt L.-Competent careful coins len
tlius yuaue woman. splendid city references any
yyhsrr $50 Cali Nrs Masou's Agency l3l West
AL st. Tel. BRYANT j6S3.
NUEsE-Traincd infant nurse: viii sIso ar,
growing Guild; English. nrst class references. $40
go anywhere Ms Shcas Agency. so East ga
- Tel. Murray I'm G'B.
~ RISE OF CIGANBERNfAlD Scotch. very neat
ohlging. excellent references. Martha Golfers
Agency iji iin Gv
REFINED Protestant. managing housekecper. bsche-
lor % widowef. excellent COCA. manager Martha
Coihcrs Agency. as ,th ~
USEF.L MAN. -Gcrmau. understands furnace.
house and gardrn Wort. Grsenhcf 7 Sd az
WORKING nOtSEKEEPER New Englmdcf. cH-
cchtnt cook and manager. siI years best r,fcr-
enccs city. county. Miss shaushnessy's Agency ~
West a. 81
YOUNG GERMAN COOK and PArIssIERE nr,t
class sol spcaa French. English. desires position
with family good references. Hermann Weiss. ho-
boken. Yacht uto~sna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-28

OFFICE BOYS. WITH FUTURE.
who can grow Up 10 responsible positions ater
s2j Anderson Room 1882. Whitehall Building,
Rector go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-28
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.
IRWIN'S AGENCY, - = west n.a. 'tth 81 Tel.

fsTi ui.eieJs - years
established.
Special department for llsl sAdc domestics
Comprehensive ahd thorough invest .alion Of all
A cook -Swele; good city references $40.
VI. Ms, itmWer.a Agency. 10 East i3l ST. Sd
hooI. Telephone. ayti Murray Hill.
A.-A.-tIOFMAYER Agency. now located
at 10 r. 49, ~. 81 floor. Reliable domestic
help T"l ,9r-Murray rim.
CHAMBElMAlD or MATTRESS Young nest.
capable worker. $3.50 g. Miss lloimayer .
Ascl,' 10 E1a' 'Sd st.. Sd floor. Telephone. s947
Cl.lIDS MUSE M MOTHERS HELPEg-Yourg
Protestant: $3.50: good reference b. Ms,
llo.nH',r Ageucy. 10 last "a ST.. ID door rc!.-
rrl,. M Murray nm
CuDrHED COUPLE-Flrst ola, bu.Icr useful:
"'rr .e.t ouok. best references. ~ anywhere. e.
Cal M4Sn'' Agency. loi West IA So To-. BD
COLoRED COUPLE Butler. useful cook l,yn.
dress; Will 10 entire work Of family SIS: Vel
recommended. Ms Shcas Agency 30 East ild I
Tel Murray iil 65.4
COMPANION 10 elderly or Invalid adj rs rcaaeI
woman. Nho.c az part dlS. Mss T. b. Travis
COOK LArNDREss - CHAliBERNrAID WAIT
ttNN-iTo young Sco.Uh girs. I've yean' hest
Assacy. Z We, ga st. sunny MISS Sh'asnHe''''
co0k.-Nnddie ased: excellent cook and baker
mall family: Gig reference. $50. Cdels Agency
80 t'h Az. Phone. Bryant 7o07
COOK. scotch. afst class. as, branches. SIS. coun.
q, ~ Preferred Miss @hauciinessy's Agency. u
Ncs' 80 It.
coon. Thoroughly experienced. recommended: club
. ui private family; a-O chambcTu.ald Campbell 4
National Agency. a. Vast AID Il. Murray Hill J339
COOK. German Protestant. first class: r.ry cap.-
Die. economical. good manager. splendid refer
once, So. Mrs Masons Agency. 1871 West tld IT,
Tel. Bryant 1893.
COOK -Scntch. young. excellent cook manage.
highest personal cts references. Marina Golfers
AsH 80 ith az
CuvpLE-Cook and chsmhermaii- waitress. maid
ps.u st-t. very desirable: highly recommended. .
riy ~ country $50. Mason. Agency. 1871 West i2I
-. ir. nr} ant ati'.
uJrLE-liuilcr. sooi appearance: gtie excellent
runh. tu cu'ifc Work haglir.or's homo or snail
'smly. ci.y of country. 500 splena.' reference
ofcir' Agency. - dth ". Phone Bryal. 70~.
COUPLE SWISS ,Pru.ciaut. .a-st elias, butler
valet. cook. neat. Intelligent. interested. crcel
tionsiiy we'll icriu.u, Iicd. 81. call Mason's
Agcuy. lal Wet ~ 49,
CoITGE -Llrlsh. ilosoughy competent. cntrs
work Ntti frftfcnrrs city. county. Mi.s Shaugn-
messy Ar'H0. u Wrst isd 81.
FRENCH MAID. -ESccp,irnallJ capable good hair
dres,er. packer. etc fsi. highly recommended.
Mise shea. Agency. 30 East t2d st. Tel. Mir
ray mn 67Ii
not SEwoRkER Young German widow. bay g.
neat. very capable. country. near school. excel
lent reference $50 Gail Masonls AgrurJ. Isl
Wet i2i 80 Tel. Bryant -ti3.
not SENoKK by a refined. bright colorcd zirl !.
tail ulrc appearing, very highly rcrumncnded !.
ssj cali Masons Agency l3i West t2d y.
HovSEWuKKER Scotch Protestant capable. ,u-
pchor woman. ccou0mca cook. MANAGER. highest
recommendations. ans Nhcrri $50 tau Mason
Agency. l5l West "a st. Tel. Bryant 1888.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

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Guam ann Philippine Islands via ssh tfsL. ,
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ilaAsn Philippine Islands. samoan Islands.
Australia. New Zealand IVA san tfsn-
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Vessels Arriving at and De
parting from Port OF
New York.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

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d. mn1n.s age. -