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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-20

lie lid einen grfoIg oapon peripre.
den. 80 idreibt Elm 6elb3ugstbeil.
nebmer in einem Selopoitbriefe bon
Der Weitfront:
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ben lparen, Dieoer. I. 3ettel: @as
bobt Sbr BORT Sl perlieren? urtge.
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uno mangelbaite 9etoittgungl
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zee nit Shuaps nah 8elieben I!
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cine miIoe gebaublung!!! 4ommt
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nenfliidltigen nidyt mad 9eutitIano
mlSgeliefert. Sc rad1 ibrem @erbaIten
miro es i5uen geitattet peroer, in
Sranfreif ODER in ben fran5oiiiden
aolonien Su bleiben, ODER lid, nad
gelieben in Elm nelttrales 2ano 3u
begeben."
@ie naip bieie Sran3oien iino in
Der I%ntpenoung iplfer Mittel-wie
nalp lie iein miiiier, wenn lie bopon
eire 8irfllng errparten.
Gum Sdluiie Ole ortbograpbiih
genaue a6idriit zines SeIopoitbrie.
fes, Der, 10 fomiif err aud in ser
6orm lein mag, bod burd, ieitten ,Sn.
bait tiefergreifeno pirtt:
oSe6r eeebrter Serr rtno iSrau -
'freibt on Elm braper 6elograuer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-20

8ptti. Wehling, geluit, 8anias.-
Wertber Serr Reoafteur! SD Mil
Sbnen bier cine luitige 8eitihte
erdablen, fir oeren @abrbeit ib mid,
oerbiirgc.
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lebte emit elm alter Sunggeieue. ser
tros ieines porgeihrittenen differs
alter idiist eben niht Dor 9imm.
beitenl-2uit gum Seiratben befam.
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bieB Der $eiratbstanoibat, bate i'm.
mer fleiBig searbeitet unb eeipart,
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8ermoeen perfiiste. Wit leihter
Miibe gerpann er oas Saiport elmer
0orfihonen, bie mir lnna nennen
pouen. Inna mar flIs. Sbre @ed.
nlng bate lie ihon sentadt. Sic
poate Den alien Wann beiratben uno
Damn in aler 8eoulb oen Sob ertpar.
ten. Ridt fir lie natiirlid, ionoern
fiir ibren Serrn 8emabI, banu
piiroe Tie sur grbin oes sarjen Ieit.
tbums meroen uno fonnte in aaer
Hitbe elm gliidlides 2eben fiibren.
80 seidob es benu, SaB an einem
beiteren Sriiblinsstage Die 22iGb.
rige Inna Den ~5Si1briaen Inton bel.
ratbete. Gin Sabr peritri6 uno
anna, Die ileiBia geipart bate I'M
oos Sernlogen ST. pergroBern, ring
an ~unseouloig Sl iperben. oenn Der
Sob fam INNER nod niht. Inna
mar cine iromme Berion. 80 sins
lie Sum Biarrer uno beiteIlte fiipf bl.
Weiien nit elmer beionberen Snten.
ton. Der Biarrer miro inisia,
benu err fannie ole sei5iae Srmi. uno
fragt lie IN melfer beitimmten Nfei.
ming Die beiliee Meiien seleien mer.
Den %iollteu. "a plostc lie beraus:
Der liebe @ott ipate ooh redt bolo
Den gnton 81 lid III Ben Simmel
nebmen. Ter $crr Siarrer iaste
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-20
Grnites uno Seiteres ION ben Sels.
granen an Der Srunt.

Sn Der nSranffurter i3%eituna"
bate Elm amlfmtann cine 2lnSeige ein.
gerildt: "abfaQpeh 5u uertaufen.
Offerten al 3. M."-Nat peniaen
Eagen erbieIt o. q. cine Yuitfarte
aus benz 6eIoe: .Wertber Serrl Sic
peroen wobl Sbr Yeh nidJt Iosruer.
Den, ba Der 8ierperbano foloiiaIe Ga.
ger oapon bat, mo iein Ned germ
gratis obge6en niiroe. Wit 8ruB-
bret ielosrale Sttpabclt."
Inter Den a1mpfern i'm Sdiisen.
graben beflnoet lid aud ser Mad,ener
Eaul 2ingens, oeiieu einfade fIeinen
8eoihte aus Dem 6eloe ourd Die
Gttbeit oes Cones uno Die @abrbeit
oe5 8eiiibles aufieben erregt baben.
aus ielnen neueiten 8riegsgeoihten
9relren mir 0us nahiteben0e -
Observation-Disclosures:
80 tbatenlos Ben aalraen Saa All
liegen.
8ir'eiien, idlaien, itlaien, ellen,
Ihlaien,
llnO bod 81 Sdlipten Oie 8eihoiie
fliegeu,
Die ihipirrerO niemaIs lire i3ieIe
t%rafen.-
so tbaterlos ben gan6en Gag gu
lieaen.
SrGs potyt oos 9lut nit leiiem,
Debem Singen.
Ger 8lieoer langes Streden-
mieber: giegen
limo 8ebnen mie bon 9amoiSener.
~flingen.
go tbatenlos BEN sanjen Gag All
lieger.
Nan wetB niht, Oh man moraen
leben mag.
8efiibl uro 9enfen in Den glb.
gruno itiegen ....
9tltr cine 6rage:-@orgen III Elm
Sag2-
3tc 6~ran5oien p%eriallen AMI oie
IonoerbarIten Sheer; nad) Dem
8~runoios: y;Selfe, mos beIien
mog!" nebnter lie Su oen unglalb.
ltfiten Ntitteln lire 3uflltht, penn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-20
ahtuns, 2eier!

Ser ansemeinen Gufrase bas
: ben mir Elm seneigteS Sbr 8es
ihenft unb baben cine ertras
8isipaIte fir ben Seier eins
9erdumt.
2ieber 2eIerl Soute elm tpiss
artiger CD 8eSaute Dein eises
nes fpertbes 9ebiru poer Define
bduslite Ntmospbdre um5uden.
mir oienen Sir bereitniui9lt als
.BisabIeiter" II. brinsen Seine
Saden serne an Die Seffentlits
teit. Guh nenn Die Wuie Sir
bolb unb On 9ebihte perbreden
iouteit. itide unS hieielbsn
setroIt.
CIR ale einseian6ten unb
BON uts absebru6ten Wite sab.
leu mir 20 Gents In 8aar.
Sir Bebihte so Gents.
Natiirlid miiiien Die 8ise
moelihit neu fem.
Abreiiere ait Seineu CT.
gebenen
Wit-H ebafteur
Catholic Yrintins &c.,
Dubuque, Sa.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-20
Ger unteridieo.

2dmpel: nRennit 9u ben Inter.
ldleo 5miIden einem geinbrld uuo
etnem @inbuth?"
9ampel: pSSalpobll Hah einem
geinbritd muB man geru0bnli6 @o.
den lie8ert uno nad] einem @tnbrud)
rpenlgitenS iedlS @oden liBcn!"
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ralfreo moQte geitern Abeno ourt.
aus 0eill 4lter BON mir e~rfabren,
8retbel"
Oh bats ibm BOD, nidt geiogt?"
oGber ipo nero i6 oenn. Sd iagtc,
man ie6e Dir 3ein alter gar niht
AM"
IniflGrung.
@riter Soloot: ,8uS bat ser Serr
General 5u inherent Sberit geiagt?"
3rpetter SoIoat: Gas Serrain lit
ntht gang giinitig %genGblt."
Grlter Sol0ut: .@uS beiBt oo82"
3pelter SolOat: Gas is grab 10,
us rpenn ser Selope6el az unier.
cilem Iagt: Sfofsfopf pierediger."
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Sas Smpunierenoitc.
6%renoer; .Guer 9iiraermeiiter
id'e'nt eit gmt5 tiidtiger Wonn 81
iein!" ,g.a ro
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mo a Antomobil bot er oa.."
y y ~
Sic fennt i'm.
Stuoent: Sic bnben ous Srinf.
pailer ~per8ciien, Sral @irtbin."
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es.-ariegen sic geiuf2"
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9as Grbnrtstassaeidenf.
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ibrem Saif,etgelo sefauit, nm Tie ba.
init 5l itberrai6en.
Wertter: .&inoerl Woraen lit
mein 8ebnrtstaa. Oas ihonite &c.
1t,enf, tponit SIR mir Die grobte
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-20
8as ma rsdt meik, fam man and
rcdDt iagcu, meint 6uetbe.

Sin5e: oSagen Sic mir cinmaL
pie mod)ten Sic on3 &lupicr. uno
Siolinfon5ert nit einem oeutIhen
@orte bejeitnen?"
aun5e: ogtun etlpa: 8ereinIgtes
0ampfhammer- ulO SGgeIperf."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-20
8elnngen-

6rau (5u Ibrem ans Dem @irtbs.
bans id)per betrunfer beimfcbrenoen
8atten): oSo?-@or einigeu 0}o.
raten nod oeripratit Glt mir, mid
alli ben &Gnoen 5u tragen."
Sci itoo, @eibcrI, / rbGt g ia
reht gerne/ menn ih mir iclber crit
orbentIih itgb'n fonlt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-20

rSabe oas Patet pom 1875 bon 81
men nit GROCER Sreuoe banfeno err.
balten, mas mid iebr gefreut un0
otele 8urit Bat mir gut geifmedt,
j fam ia ME oergeiien bas
rpabr INNER nod cine ih0ne Belt,
mo- i6 ais meme 9raut abgeboIt
babe in Der oieie 3eiten itno
porbet, DER Serr Or. iugt az mir oieie
<ael Itedt IN Der @irbeliGule itno
mllB orin bleiben menn er lie rats.
MAIDEN mill oan lit es mein 500 i'd
Lob Sic lieber orin, MN mtQ id)
mein ihreiben lflieBen uno boiie 0a8
Shnen Der Brief 10 geiuno ontrieft
wie er mid perlaiien bat"
New-York tribune., 1916-06-20
MANY DEFAULTS
In NET MATCHES
Inman and ThrOckmorton
Only Stars in Middle
States Tourney.

Fifty-eght aspirants for the Middle
States tennis title, now held by Karl
II. Behr, were scheduled TO start play
yesterday on the turf courts Of the
Orange Lawn Tennis Club, South
Orange, but many Of the matches went
by default and many remain unplayed.
Only two Of the stars-the veteran
southpaw, Frederick c. Inman, and the
youngster, Harold A. Throckmorton-
were on hand. Inman and Walter Mer-
rill Hall are the strength Of the upper
half Of the draw, and Throckmorton,
Theodore Roosevelt Pell and Nathaniel
W. Niles, if he appears, of the lower.
Throckmorton, who has overplayed
lately, was as wild as a hawk and as
erratic as an egg against F. G. French
who took the second set, 81. French
won only one game in each Of the other
sets. however, as the Elizabeth young
ster retained enough OF his accuracy
70 win them easily. Inman waded
through two matches in hurry-up style.
A mild surprise was occasioned By
the defeat Of R. c. Rand, Of the Har-
ward team, by L. D. Woodbury., local
product. Woodbury. was victorious,
60. O..
The summaries follow:
Middle state. Championship singles lara roundl-
wstfr Pate woa from ;. 81. sWensoa BY default
carl Russell won from s = Palmer b. default.
Robert J Dars won iom d. Wa.deu b. default
Richard Stevens Won from Ma5hiu PEABODY By 10
f,uit. Lindsay DunhAm defssiei George Throcklnor
tn s-e. 90. Walter Merrill Hal Won from Rush
u Rogers BY defa4t. X "a Kirkland defeated 2
: sciiisr. S-5. -. Fr-d G. IlmAn defeated
Hubbard. 90. 81. r. :. Bennett defea,ed
"a fvarE Dunn. 81 81. n y Bach defeated
Gardner Colby. II, -. -. L d, wood5l7
es,.etSI Froienck T. Fnlnghuysen 6-l "a
y n French defeated Il curtis Colby 50 s-s
Harold A ThfocGmortou 80 fUm X ). Enmet
s.'s,ci rpund-Lorains WOOD es'eat~d J. "
kno1 "a. 6-l. al Fr-t G.. Ilman defeated
=. 1s..A... J. - Is=ae-. s-- "a 60
New-York tribune., 1916-06-20
MRS. H. c. PHIPPS LEADS
WOMEN'S GOLF FIELD
Piping Rock Player Scores Point
for Special Trophy.

Mrs. Howard c. Phipps, OF the home
club, proved the best of the field yes
terday on the links of the Piping Rock
Club, when she returned card Of
99-5-94 in the one-day tournament
held under the auspices Of the Women s
Metropolitan Golf Association.
Mrs. Phipps scored point for her
gross score, the lowest of the day. In
accordance with the new plan OF the
association, in which the player with
the greatest number of points for gross
awards will receive a special trophy at
the end of the season.
Mrs. w. S. Webb, jr., Of Piping koeK'
was the winner of the low net score
prize, with a card Of 1O7-2O-S'; Mrs
W. G. Lowe, a clubmate, was second 10"
net. with 1O2 -12-90, and Miss Eleanor
Gates. of Nassau, with 1O4-lCmg4, was
tied for third place with Mrs. Phipps'
The summaries follow:
New-York tribune., 1916-06-20
TEXAS GOLFER LEADS IN
LYNNEWO0D TOURNEY

Philadelphia, June l9.-G. V Rotan,
Of Waco, Tex. won the qualifying
round in the Lynnewood Hall golf
tournament to-day on the links Of the
Huntingdon Valley Country Club, With
card of 76. J. G. Anderson and Max
Marston. both Of New York. were tied
for second, with II each. c. b. Bux-
ton. of the Home Club, was fourth,
with 70.
F. ". Dwyer, Of Montclair, covered
the course in so; Maurice Risley, At
lantic City. and II 3. Mcfarland and
G. W. Elkins, Of the Home Club, in ST..
D. Clarke Corkan, Of Baltimore; G. s.
Lyon. Of Toronto. and y. II. Maxwell,
Roland Lippincott and G. Z. Atherton,
OF Philadelphia, had 50 strokes each.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-20
No So SO Evers.

nothing halfway Johnny He has 5o5o angle
especially concerned With Johnny
Of alive
severely serenely alone
When Johnny admits that
unable
has stood by his
decision this stand has about
Johnnys pleasant 1t has made life for the
uupre
New-York tribune., 1916-06-20
DAVIS WINS TITLE
IN PENN TOURNEY
Biddle Carries Californian to
FOursSet Match.

Philadelphia. June i9.-Wiilis E
Davis. of California, won the Pennsyl-
vania State lawn tennis championship
bv defeating Craig Biddle, Of Phila,
delphia and Newport, in the final round
of the state tournament here to-day
81. 6 9, 6-l, 6-3.
Davis was slow in getting started
and Biddle's skilful service enabled him
to win the opening set. but the Cali
fornian proved Irresistible in the
three next sets.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-20
Moran Taking No Chances
In Jack Dillon Fight
Fight Log.
TONIGHT.

TONIGHT.
Broadway s. C.-HarrS Pierce and Mburn
Savior.
Harlem s. c. (RcckvsNl Young Rector and
Young Orummle KID murphy and Willie
AndrsNs
WEDNESDAY.
Pioneer s. C.-Youne Lusus and Bobby Moore
THURSDAY.
Clsrmont A. c.-Blllle Miskc and Jack Hubbard
FRIDAY.
Harlem s c.--Benny Leonard and Vic Moran
Charlie Leonard and Soil, Woods
SATURDAY..
Fslrmont A. c.-Andre Andersen and Jack
Dempsey.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-20
SLIPPERY COURTS MAR
MATCH TENNIS PLAY
Bishop Gives Allan Behr Race in
Quaker Ridge Tourney.

Rain again endeavored to make a
fizzle Of play in the annual Quaker
Ridge championship tennis tourne-
ment at the New Rochelle Tennis Club
Yesterday. but some Of the players
again performed acrobatic stunts on
slippery courts. The court on which
f. Fox and L. Lamb opposed each other
was so slippery that both did monkey
shines before Fox won, 6-3, Sc.
Allan Behr, the indefatigable tourna-
ment goer, was almost upset by >.
Bishop, who ran Behr to almost a dead
heat in the first set. The scores were
.lO-S, 60. Colonel r. c. Van Nlet,
commandant at Fort Slocum, defeated
j. Watson, GO, &c.
The women's singles was started
with one match, in which little Miss
Helen Gilleaudeau, the Barnard cham
pion, did not allow Mrs +. +. Hiscock
a game.
The summaries follow:
Quaker Ridge championship singles tsecond round)
n & Van Nllet defeated J. Watson O. %,
Dr. Wallace KRUGER defeated 7. W. Meegan hy de-
fault. Harold Swain defeated A. y Mar hy default
Allan Behr defeated Bishop l0-o. g. l. g
Cro,,ley defeated j. Brady hy default. Roth -
stein defeated A. Locke hy default. F. FOX defeated
J. Lamb, Is. So. j. Auger defeated w. n.
Baldwin by default w. S. Lacey defeated BLUE
hy default. Gus Stalel defeated Herbert Forster
Tbird round Auger defeated ". s Lacev
e. l-6. 6-a. r Rofhsteln defeated X. c.. Van
Women.s singles first round)-Nns, Helen
Gilleaudeau defeated Nj. r. T. Hsc0ck. GO.
60
New-York tribune., 1916-06-20
The 1916 Tigers.

Hughey
early three Since
Speaker than three
certainly with main rival weakened
pitching good enough win
should doubt about the
other clubs have been strengthened doesn't upset jnnngss
heavily his rivals they will him
New-York tribune., 1916-06-20
AS Sung by Giants and Yanks.
Sir: OF all the pitchers pesky
There's no core like Coveleskie. L
Call Out the Reserves.

As understand from Moran and Dillon each TO hammer tn
others block about dizzy rounds Both being prophets Of
the unmpeachd there shall
then a double knockout n
Or be that Messr Moran Dillon merely talking throug
their rough-edged saws7
New-York tribune., 1916-06-20
The Greatest.

saround athlete
olphant Jardiens Mahan Brey Berry,
Of would you in7
D. G.. L. Iawrencevile)
Jim Thorpe lst-taking in his
diamond Ranking the
others il 5 trihe beyond limited dope
New-York tribune., 1916-06-20

Fast and furious tennis marked the
Church-Mathey and Pell-O'Neale en-
counter. despite rain which fell inter-
mittently in the match, darkness and a
wet court. Few lobs and lots Of hard
hitting featured the play, with Pell
ard O'Ncale, particularly the latter,
the weak spot of the combination, al
wavs within striking distance. A little
more steadiness by O'Neale at several
times would have caused a tennis up
set. Pell and his partner led at "a,
1870. In the first set, and at 3-all
in the second had a fine chance 20 get
a lead az an important stage, but
Church made an almost impossible re-
turn of e. @ Of PelPs smashes and the
game was saved.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-20
WOMEN POSTPONE GOLF
PLAY AT HACKENSACh

The Women's Metropolitan Golf AS
sociation has announced that the one
day tournament scheduled to be held al
the Hackensack Golf Club tomorrow
has been postponed, as has the one DAY
affair planned for the links OF the
Sleepy Hollow Country Club on Friday.
There will be a one day tourney now
ever. at the Montclair Golf Club on
EridaV
New-York tribune., 1916-06-20

Jimmy Hepburn, the professional OF
the National Golf Links Of America,
must be getting right on edge Tor tne
coming national open championship
tournament at Minneapolis on June 27
for word comes from down the eastern
end of Long Island that Hepburn, on
Thursday, broke all existing records S.
for Americas most difficult course by
MAKING a score Of 60 for the circuit.
Nelson Whitney, of New Orleans, the
amateur held the previous record ~
made last summer, but Hepburn play
ing against a stiff wind most OF the
way. Topped three strokes of this. HIS
card follows:
Out s 3 43 as
In .3 5 4 3 4 4 ia
The six that mars the symmetry Of
the first nine holes was the result or
Hepburn's trip TO a bunker, and on tne
eleventh he took three puts on the
green. else the figures might have been
still lower.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-20
Cleveland as a Flag Candidate.

The Braves well enough that
picked
in andso Phle a
The both jshed and hood which for the fact
to-day the
willing believe rtrongly third the chance
tennis Women recently
by
opposite could written postage
Speaking of Tennis
IT'S easy enough to be pleasant
In the act Of thinning a bet,
guy north whi is the who smile
soaking into the net
To he
lot Of help the Cleveland Indians
Morton harm glance
rds in h cas-
New-York tribune., 1916-06-20

yourself. So you jest tell all the folks
down there that Mistah Moran will he
all O. X. And give my bestcst regards
20 all NAH friends and admirers"
Dillon at Washington Park.
In the meantime Jack Dillon is work
ing out at Washington Park. the scene
of the Moran-Dillon battle. Not even
a iitney is charged az the gate. Cheva-
licr Dan Mcketrick. who. with Curley
and Pollok is promoting the match,
has put on the purple ribbon with
which he was decorated for introducing
the sport Of crap shooting into Paris
and will wear it on the night of the
battle.
Victor Moreno. who travels under
the monicker of Vic Moran, and who
is being sheltered under the protect
ing arm of Colonel John Resler, faces
the supreme test this week. Victor
fights BENJAMIN Leonard, the proudest
Of the prides of Harlem, at the Har-
lem Sporting Club Friday night.
Moran came here heralded as the
lad that fattened Charlie White. His
debut was not so highly successful.
II seemed that If he did really fatten
Mr. White he had to use club. But
John the Barber came through with
the alibi that Moran was suffering
from stage fright and a stiff neck, due
TO looking at the tall buildings for
the first time.
If Moran should stay on his feet
for ten rounds before Leonard the
critics may believe the White story.
BENJAMIN is working industriously for
this contest. In his last fight with
Dundee the pride of Harlem was over
weight and seemed lot more sluggish
than usual. This time he will take
no chances. Moran is tough, and 1t
takes a lot Of steam to put him out
which little Job is the secret ambition
Of Mr. Leonard.
Nilburn Savior, who convinced Leach
Cross that il was time TO retire, will
give demonstration with Harry flerce
at the Broadway Sporting Club to-
night. Pierce is willing, and can give
and take a hard slap to the chin.
The Astoundingly Agile Andre An
derson is billed TO fight JACK dempsey
at the Fairmont Sporting Club Satur-
dav night We do not know whlch
lack Dempsey this one is. But II II
is the Jack Dempsey who died a few
wears ago-and if he is still dead -
Andre ought to win. Otherwise there
is some doubt about the result On
his last appearance Andre did the iong-
est dive known to ring history, beat
ing Fred McKay's mark by eighteen
feet
New-York tribune., 1916-06-20

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girls So ana S'g t'u.'l iIg eo,- Teis
phone ss47 Murray llill
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Young woman. good appearance, splendid feief-
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CUANBTFNAlD WAITRESS Neat young woman
capable. trustworhy. ttgentn' ielesS"'fsi Wss
4gd s. BRYANT 5e33
COOK NOT sEKEEPER Superior Young woman
eutne charge ciergman's family or Tor he'iues.s
. couple. country. wages $50, no Alhl!y' "ue"
Agency s2- 6th av Phone Bgan, .o0,-
COOK Young Finnish eir. So $40. well recon
nlendcd 1er5 neat excellent plain cook l. Ms MS
phone S94- MuuU Hil
COIORTD COtPIF Cook. butler useful good
appearing competent. "ssl % Nfirrsv
so. Miss Sleas Agency. 80 hasl 1-u o. +'N''''
+ COUPLE-Neat refined. colored. butler. cook 90
entire work small family Guy country ~ sv
references wages $50. Odel's Agency. 10 ON a''
Phone Bryant s00,.
COupIL Swiss. butler valet. wife excellent COOK
best references. Miss shaushnessJ Agency ID
West 4-d 3d.
HOUSEWORK English. Protestant refined thor
oushy experienced. small adult family near cry /,
excellent references. $50. Masons Agony 4'I
. HOU sEwORKER -Eng.ish Protestant. exec, lelt
references wages. $aj. no washing NJ MS MS
Hofma,crs Ascn9. 10 last i5d 81. 'd hoo'' l''7
7 phone Nfii Murray llll
J INFANTS NURSE -RcHned. thoroughly e1pen
cuccd Young woman. neat. absolutely reliable e.
ceIleut reference $50 Mrs Masons Agency 4'4
West 4-l g. Bpant BOSS. -
+ LAUNDHESs First class. shirts collars. curs q
CeIenf references. CITY. country. Mrs. Sha4Sh-
nc,st's Agency D. West i2d S.
MAID -CHAAiBEEMAID SEAMSTRESs -Ncry ca
rahe young French woman, unde ,sian9s ceie
. children. excellent references $50 Mfs. MAso" >
Agcrey IN Nest f-d 81 BDant 't5a
. MAID SEAMSTRESS Care invalid LADY. refined
Nglt co.1rcl girl. highest IccoInmendailoi, liol
present employer OicIs Agency. SO ON a'
. Phone Bryant iOJI.
. NURSE -Eaglish Protestant. meas. nice apneanns
caic growing child. splendid references. 50 Mfs
Mason. Agency. lal West 4-d 81 Bryant sose
. NURSE Englsh Protestant. young neat nice
appearing. care growing child splendid reference.
SIS Mr, Mason's Ageuc. l3i West ~ 81. by ahi
NURSE Ncat young thoroughly eapeaenced
lght recommended. clN. country. Mss Shaugh-
rcis Agency. Do Wcst i.t S.
SISTERS la1l. waitress rhambeFmaid go;
f.ror Ncais Ia.f place. Miss SheA's Agency. %
Lat i-d st. Murray illli. tl7i
SWEDISH COCPLE-Gardener farmer live stock
bright. progressive young man. cottage very de
.rail0. excellent f.irrD..cs. 500 Masons Agency.
l.I Ncr i-l r
VAITgE~~. Luel.sh Protestant. solns smar, a0ls
prefers Ryc OF Greenwich. excellent references.
Alss sLeas AScnGz. - l. i-d AunG LII s..A
New-York tribune., 1916-06-20
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.


BUTLER VALET. useful. excellent servant: mid
dIe-ared. capable conscientious. best personal
references. $50 Mrs Masons Agency ISL West
42d. Bryan, $685.
GARDENER -COACHAfAN- Thoroughly experienced
,frlr.iy temperate; six years excellent personal
refereuces Miss Shaughnessy Agency. u W i2d.
Phone 52l0 Bryant.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-20

BABY.S NURSE Hospital trained. ;Uli refined
erces. $40 Mrs Masou's Ageuy. l5l West i2d 81.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-20
BUSINESS CARDS.
DIAMONDS.
NiULTIGRAPHING.

DIAMONDS BOUGHT ad SOLD for cash. airc'
t.. HE<NIrr l15 Bio44"aS. uird to'f.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-20

spnfsrire conretert: hes, personal references
so. Miss Sleas Agency. 80 East 42d 81. Murray
New-York tribune., 1916-06-20

cook k-uOrSEKEEPER Superior young woman
eutrie charge clerg,man's family or FOR business
couple. country. wages $50. no laundry. Odelis
Acsr.., efh Phone BRYANT 4uut.