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Mexico Missouri message., 1916-03-23

habualy careless and this is simply from the fact Of his reasoning power
which in this is He does put safety and
ton first but rather allows minor matters evolved by his power
to take the place Of natural instinct st4&s A9k
La the salvation Of ones soul we must get away fOm
instincts which enm with those things are for our best
good
In the conservation of physical life the contrary we
must get back to nature aud naures ways namely
aud the preservation Of others tt
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-03-23
covETEp ey Am

but possessed by few-a beautiful
head OF hair. II yours is streaked with.
gray. or is harsh and stifi, you can re-
store It to its former beauty and lus-
ter by using La Creole" Hair Dress
ing. Price s1.0O.-Adv.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-03-23
ss4 600 coo Weeks Exports.

New York.-Exports from the port
of New York for the last week were
$64,O22,54O, according to figures COM
piled at the customs house.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-03-23

Has anyone observed the
growing misuse of the word
accomplishment" by cur
rent writersp / have been
aggravated frequently by
stumbling upon it and be-
ing compelled to stop and
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-03-23
More Men to Front.

Deming, N. M.-The twenty-fourth
and twenty-fifth United States infan-
try, negro regiments, have entered
Mexico from Columbus, according to
dispatches reaching here.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-03-23
THE EUROPEAN WAR A
YEAR AGO THIS WEEK
March 90. 1915.

March 20, 1915.
sortie by PrzemysI garrison re-
puIsed.
Holland protested against trade
embargo.
Persian government called on
Russia to evaouate province OF
AzerblJan.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-03-23

How to Talk to the Wounded.
What the boches can't stand, you
know, ma'anf, is cold steel"
'Yes, suppose it gets very cold
this time of the year."-London Punch.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-03-23

A man to be natural must
be careful. The first law
of nature is self-preserya-
Ition. Therefore a careless
man is an unnatural man.
No animal except the rea-
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-03-23
Good AdyIce.

Il intend TO bag an heiress."
Look out that she doesn't give Y
the sack"
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-03-23

Men can't understand why women
worry over trities and women can't un,
derstand why men do not
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-03-23

Evil is the natural. result
of wrong thinking. Con-
stantly thinking and for
ever bringing to the fore
evil thoughts results in a
short time in evil habits.
Habits are formed by re-
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-03-23

A woman doesn't realize her strength
until she discovers a mans weakness.
Mexico Missouri message., 1916-03-23
HIGH PRICES
GOOD CROPS
And Good Demand for All Farm
Products.


It is no new experience for settlers
located in q fertile country such as
Western Canada, where lands may bo
bought at very reasonable prices, to
harvest crop that in one season pays
the entire cost of their farm. Undoubt-
edly this was the experience Of many
farmers during 1915, but one instance
may be quoted. A settler who came
to Canada from the United States
some years ago decided to add to his
holdings by buying an adjoining quar-
ter section near his home at Warner,
at $4,000 an acre, with terms spread
over a period of years. He got the
land into q good state of cultivation
and last spring put the whole quarter
section in wheat. When the crop was
threshed he found that It only took
half the wheat on the farm to pay the
whole purchase price of It; in short
single years crop paid the cost Of
the land, paid all the expenses of OPP
Grafton and left him handsome sur
plus as profit. This settler had some
adjoining land, and his whole wheat
crop for the season amounted to
over $4,000 bushels. He is now plan
ming to obtain some sheep and invest,
his profits in live stock which will as
sure him a good living irrespective OF
what the season may happen to be.
Canada's financial position is eEx
cellent All speculation has been elim-%
mated, and trading is done on cash,
basis, with restricted credit.
Detailed figures of Canadas trade
for twelve months ending October 81
show how the war is forcing Canadian
trade into new channels. One of the
most extraordinary changes is in COM
merce with the United States. A.
couple of years ago Canada imported
from the United States two or three
hundred million dollars worth of
goods more than she exported. The
balance of trade was all with the
! United States. The balance is rapid
ly disappearing, and the present out
look is that by the end Of this year
Canada will have exported to the
United States more than she has i'm
ported.
The figures for the past four years
are Illuminating. They are as fol-
lows:
Exports. Imports.
1912 $145, ,721, $50 $412, ,657 ,022
1913 ........ 179,O50,796 442,941,S $40,
1914 ........ 13,493, ,4O6 421,O74,52S
1915 ..... 314,11S,774 346.569,924
Four years ago, in 1912, the balance.
of trade in favor of the United
States was no less than two hundred
and sixty-seven millions, and this
year, the balance is reduced to only
thirty-two millions. The figures are
extraordinary and reflect the changed
and new conditions in Canada. It
looks as if for the first time in nearly
half a century this year Canada will
sell more to the United States than
she will buy from the Americans
A \
New-York tribune., 1916-02-27

know London, with its chatting tone and
excess of irritable journa' '.sm, very, few
know rne provinces where hve-slxths
of our people reside.
In Berlin Colonel House must have
found very different atmosphere.
While we are more obstinate and caps-
bic than our talk and writing would
suggest. Germany is less stolid than
she appears, though still full of for
midable possibilities. The main feat
ure of contrast between us and our
enemy Is that the classes in Germany
are profoundly hostile 10 the United
States. We in this country know from
sure sources, and Colonel House must
have ascertained by his own expert
ence. that "Gott strafe England und
Amerika' is quite common legend,
genially stamped on Teutonic envel-
opes, writing paper and even bank
notes.
Monroe Doctrine a Factor.
At the very back of the German mind
is the feeling that the Munroe Doc
trine is one of the chief causes of the
present war, that the European explo-
! sion would have been avoided had
/ Germany been allowed to create CO.
/ lonisl empire in South America. Added
/ to this is the inexpreesible bitterness
caused by the export Of munitions TO
the Allies. u may be absurd bitter
ness, seeing that Belgium is being fully
+ used for the manufacture of munitions
i for the Central Powers, and Belgium
4 is neutral. though conquered neutral
German passions are none less strong
because illogical, and If the German
people could once settle with us, how
dearly would they like to settle with
you.
Finally, Colonel House has also been
- I'M Paris. When he was last there, be-
fore the war. France, as he well re-
membered. cared far more for peace
than for Alsace- Lorraine. His recent
D visit must have satisfied him that
France has grimly put away all
thoughts OF peace without Alsace-Lor-
raine. Had his special mission extend
ed 20 Petrograd he would have seen
n Russia immeasurably determined to
get once for all free and secure exit
south. and thus escape forever her
annual imprisonment OF ice. For all
these reasons Europe is now entering
upon several months of colossal car
mage.
On the whole naval situation and
all its coming possibilities Colonel
House is particularly we'll informed.
The piracy season is about to open.
We are hidden to beware the ides of
March. The Germans obviously believe
that their new submarine and other
operations will be more surprising and
destructive than were the last. By
land and sea IT is now or never with
Germany. There may be no single
atrocity so glaring as the murder Of
the Lusitania passengers, but the new
facts are not likely TO be less serious
than those with which Washington has
hitherto had 10 deal.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-27
BRITAIN CUTTING
DUTCH IMPORTS
Government Denies Germany
Gets Goods Through Holland.

The Hague, Feb. Pa scmi-official
statement issued here to-day rcbuts the
assertions OF The London Daily
Mails" commissioner, who sought to
prove that Great Britains efforts to
prevent goods imported into Holland
from finding their way to Germany had
failed; that Holland had imported
more than she needed. and that super
vision by the controlling body, known
as The Netherlands Oversee Trust, was
useless.
The statement points cut that the
functions of tho Oversee Trust were
gradually extended as the course OF
events dictated. and argues that the
only fair way to Judge Of it's achieve
ments is TO compare the first quarter
of 1915. when only contraband goods
had been consigned to the trust, with
the last quarter in the same year, when
the rationing system was in force.
A marked restriction Of imports IA
shown by these figures, the restriction
being declared to have resulted IN seri-
Gus complaints from various branches
OF Dutch industry, notably the lead,
leather. copper. glass and textile indus
tries, which, owing TO their constantly
recurring inability to procure raw ma
tcrial. had been compelled to close
down periodically and had incurred
grave losses.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-27
THE WEATHER REPORT
Official Forecasts and Records for the
Last Twenty-four Hours.

Washington. FEB. ?6.The Atlantic Coast storm.
undininishcd IN intensity. novel nouhvsrd during
the last twenty four hours from the New Jersey
coast. and Saturday night its centre Was over
Maine eith The loves, barometer reading 2s ss
inches. st Portland. This disturbance Las been
attended hy wcst gales on the Middle Atlantic and
New England coasts. and rain IN New Eng
land. snow furries In the Middle Atlantic states.
Tennessee. the Ohio and Upper Mississippi valley
and the region Of the Great Lakes.
Northwest gales also prevailed over the interior
district between the Mississippi River and the Ap-
palach1n Mountains Tns weather has become
unsettled west OF the Rccky Mountains. and rains
have ALREADY SET IN California aul tie plateau
region
Temperatures have fallen considerably IN tho
great central valleys and the Northeastern states.
ana readings are now below the seasonal AVERAGE
generally east OF the Rocky Mountains
The indications are thst there viii he snow fur
New-York tribune., 1916-02-27
Col. House, as the Sphinx,
Wins Praises of British
Must Have Heard the Worst About the English in London
and the Best About the Germans in Berlin
L. Garvn Thinks
By j. L. GARVlN.
Copyright 19l6-The Tribune ASSN
IBv Cable TO The Tribune.

,a.. toh % Colonel Edward NJ House with the feel
ING that has defed all cpigrams Cardinal cheeu nao his
could help applying TO President wilson con
influence and reserve father Joseph
went his journeys and other capitals and kept such close eo'
sci history in respects is still more curious Una" '
regarding him. ,. =.
rs hone for the sake postery Colonel House has kept
diary or other the most interesting special missions
of any other time To have passed behind h scenes W
great both belgentS as the private
Of the chief neutral would be one OF those
extraordinary opportunities which only about once IN century
Colonel Houses personality marked enough and quiet enough "
enhance the episode from the viewpoint OF those
oo trained eve on men affairs There one in England quite
like him Lord suggested the nearest III type owing
T. the high confidence which he hed with SO och ~
r dextv King Edward The German Emperor once ASKED
any why didn't attention to the drain pipes
Windsor castle and less to Canal Lord Esher however has
manner address evidently for all ana mas 'ne ~
Of a man familiar with monarchy and courts
SAW EVERYTHING, HEARD EVERYTHING
On the other hand no politics could possibly be private as
Colonel House looked the attention for seeming "
depa any The shade of Jefferson could not epiOacn mn
with lack of simplicity managed to be both elusive and sgca
thing and heard everything while showing himself notable master
the gentle saying little possible His glance showed !ha S
silence deal of humo He succeeded so well IN he o
cult task and agreeable that ne was even popular
with the reporters when he told them nothing Oearv one u
tho shrewdest called him sphinx without iorma
His stav came with social gathering arranged 1or MN
at Warwick the picturesque legendary places were ock
and tower breathe dragon sye king makers and medieval hgnne
Those were the but Avon flows past tnganos
famous gardens as peacefully if there were no war
When Colonel first long talk alone with President w"
son the walls Washington walls had would have very eXcep
tnal privilege premnaes Of that conversation are locked IN
tbe safe deposit Houses breast will not attempt 70
at them
SOME ANGLO-GERMAN CONTRASTS
4, 70 known matters between the three great
nations must observer steady and SO acute lie "
@ heard the very ourselves from and the best about
themselves from the Germans by comparison far more
ovon in the minor keeping good surface and putting
far outside on everything the British cenOrshpand heaven
New-York tribune., 1916-02-27
STEAMERS At FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED,


Amsterdam Feb 2I-Poeidyk Dutch New YORK.
LoiOn. Fen .S-NsnchIria. New YORK
doronel. FEB 2f--tapsn iBff. New York.
Spezis Feb li-Nerona (IfslI. New YORK.
BoideauX. Fen lo-uIoshoim tNorl. New York rs
Psuiilsc: Peter Naerss Dam. New York; -
Louis tFrl. New York via Psulllzc
Malaga. Feh .0-lIercules Span. New iors.
Ia Psliicc. Feb 20--Peuistouc fBfi. New York.
klrkwali. Fol 23-'ainila lNorl. Nee YORK. fo'
Christianis Dania Dan, 10 for copenhssau
Oruru Bri New York for Archangel
Hsvre Feb 27-Petroieine fBri New York Tees
pool fBri. do Theina tNorl. do
Coauimbo. Feb 2i-Amcrican. New York va -
Lucia Valparaiso. etc.
Liverpool. FEB 26-Adriafic tBrl. New Ycr@.
SAILED
Rotterdam Feb 2o-Nordfeld date Dutch siean-s
canstol. New York. Pheodo Dutch. Hev i0'i
Gamma Dutch. Nov York
Madras. teb % Area iBri from NcT YORK via
Fsyal srd Coiomhoi. Calcutta
Rucnos Ayres. Fec "A -Saranacca. No" N0r.
Liverpool Fea 20 -Lap.and tBrl New Yo-A
FALMOUTH. Feb - Rotterdam Dutch from Rot
teriami. Ncv York
Li1erpool Feb 2j-Holb,in OBJ. Manchester for
New YORK
Valencia. Feb le-CoumoIorc Rollin. tNor New
York
Lisbon. Feb i7-Aladdin tNorl Ne~ YORK
scvi'ie. FeO i9-Nana ~ Giofgio lNorl NeN Nork.
PASSED
Gibrstsr Feh 2i-Wseer'ey tBrl Nes York for
Palermo. 2sth lie de Ia Reunion iFr. Mar
ecieS for New York
punsen-ss let es-Msrsugo IBID. New York -
Hul.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-27
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS
Feb %

japan. Cores and China via Vancouver and
Nicofis, @ lclcse o. $50 p ml-Em-
press of Japan ......................Feb 2S
Philippine Islands. japan. Cores, China via
Seattlel (closo a. 30 y Tn)-HaszM Nsru Feb g
Guam and Philippine Islands (vis San Fran
ciscol tcoss al ll:S0 NIL .TAns-
port ........................ ..............Mc
Japan. Cores China Via Seattle (cose a.
ESQ p m)--tws aru..................M Mch
Uswan. Philippine Islands wa san Fran
ciscol tclose at 1880 p m)-Wiihelmlns. Mch
Hawaii. Japan. corea. China. Philippine Isl
snds via San Francisco fcose a. II 81
Hawaii FIJI Islands. New Zealand. Australia
via Vancouver and Victoria. - (close
a. $50 p mf--NiAgara. ............ Mch 10
Usesii Samoan Islands. AusirsBs fercepi
WeiO, New Zealsnd Via San Francisco
tclose al II 80 y ml-Soaons. IS
New-York tribune., 1916-02-27

forbid my defending an institution
which, with all its faults, is neces-
,srv nuisance, Colonel House must
bavs ccntrastct the almost unoridled
liberty. one may even say license, CT
half our newspapers with the system-
attic suppression enforced throughout
German journalism. lie must have re-
marked the same difference in tone
between the two societies.
In London, Colonel House had full
interviews with all the principai min
listers. Socially he met sailors SOL
diers, officials Of all departments, al
most everybody who really matters.
Without losing his own tvinklng adroit-
ness he listened to conversations OF
urbounded -ranlness. loaded with self
satire. full Of solf-criticism, after our
way. He can tell Mr.. Wilson, with the
assurance Of one in a position TO know
that an American President, 10 matter
what his difficulties may be, reposes on
bed Of roses in comparison with the
cushion Of thorns which nearly every
British minister at present occupies
% result OF the public mood.
si.ooo.0oO an Hour Spent.
Yet. in spite of it all. your specia
witness must have seen that our under
living unity on the main purpose IS =
bed of rock. We are spending millior
dollars 81 hour without strain as yet
We are going to give half our incomes
but whatever else VIC Grumble about
there is no erumbhng about that
Heroic financial proposals will shortl!
be made and viii snow WHY We arr
confident VIC can endure TO the end.
As TO our relations with Washington
Lord Robert Cecil. a son Of the late
Lord Salisbury, who enters the Cabinet
.this week as minister especially re-
sponsiblc for all blockade measures. is
mot only among the foremost of ouI
coming men for ability and character
but inhcrits his great fathers tradI-
ton. tested as 10 was by the United
States during the Spanish war and
snot found wanting. We have the I'M
preston that one way or another the
blockade question will 20 better in the
near future between America and the
Allies.
Nor can Colonel Houses unique op-
portunities have left him under any
doubt whatever, in spite of all the rubs
and difficulties. that British friendship
toward the American people IL Of fun
damental granite strength. This is
true, although we have no expectation
OF seeing the United States ranged on
our side during the war. II is true,
20 degree little realized in the United
States. because while many Americans
New-York tribune., 1916-02-27
ARRrN I'D

sts'Auroren fNor,. Santiago Feb IS. n the IVES
Indis s Go. with sugar. BaF Al $50
Lismsn. Csibarien Feb 20. 10 the Munson =
Line. with sugar. Bar AT ? p m. 9TH. and az
Chored in fog.
Comets CDu,chl Las P,lmss Feb 2. to james
Carolyn. san Juan Feb 49, 10 the Bull Insuia,
Line. with sugar. Bar at $50 m. 25th. and an
Eibcrsen CDu,ch,. ssn,o. Jan II. no de Jsnsirc
lS Barbados 81 and New orleans FEB il. to The
Lloyd Brs6llei!o. With mdse Bar a. an.
a Co Win mdse Bar s's-a m
Trinidad Il ana Grvnsda Is. to The Trinidsd ship
AZ 9 80 N. :jth. and anchored e. fos
Roma (fr). Gibraltar Feb 3 Lisbon L.. -.
NIichsels IS. tnsTs AID fsysl ld eld Providence
- 70 " EiNCll Co. with mdse. Bar al a M.
Msracsibo Maraclibo Feb lG Curacao Il and
Msyasaez 10. 10 Biiss. Dsllett co. with mails
and mdse Bar AZ 10 40 ~. 25th.
Hindoo lBrl. Middesbrough Jan IS 10 Sander
son Son. Bar al mdnisi;. 2ith
CA!rntill fBfl. Hafre / cd I. 20 the COMpsgnie
Generate Trsnsstlantiaue. with mise. Bar az >
Bsl,o Nor Go,h,pburs Dec q. chrlsusnia 2s.
and Ph;lsdslphis - 10 Furness. witty d Go. with
Indian rr;aspoii JBn orsn Feb T. Norton.
Rhcdanihe lBri. Norfolk Feb ?s. ,oJ II Win.
chester 4 Co Quarantine a, sf Am.
Brazil iNorl, Rosario Jan q, to Spence. kellogg
Co, with hnseed. Bar at p m. 2S,h. and sl-
ehored
Jefferson. Newport Meas and Norfolk. 70 thu Old
Dominion IS Co. With mdse. Quarantine a. 2.35
m
Nsradin. PhilLielph!a Feb 25 10 tie American
Hawaiian Ss Co. Quarantine a. Q IS p m
Frederick IucscAbach. ,riStObal Feb l6 TO the
Luckenbsch - Co with Udse Bar a. II A. m
Il Ofienic. Galveston fe5 70. 90 tie Southern
fs-ifc 60. viii flise Quar- al 40 13 u
Nohaek. jacksonville Feb % and Cha-iestol 4
20 the Clyds = Go. with mdse. Quar- 90 20 30 m
OWsoni.l. Bueno, Ajre, FEB arl Baf0ado.
10. % Norton Lily * TO. Rifl mdse Bar Al
l0is m
wierinscu fDuical. Hue.ga for Penn Amboy
Sandy Hooi az a.
Ruth pocs Granie Feb ls Pr Csrters, 10 il
Bull Co with mise. cuar =. 40 m
t0ncho. Galveston. PGssci 10 guE al n
New-York tribune., 1916-02-27
BUSINESS CHANCES.

! WANT TO SPEND $4,000 CASH FOR
Job lots and discontinued lines OF Post
Cards Metal Specialize. Pictures. Paper
Goods. Advertising Novelties. Agents
Goods. Novelties OF all kinds. etc No
quantity too large. Price talks Address
L T.. Box i25. Tribune once
NEW FIRM STARTISG ~ BUSINESS
wants q man % make corsets Must un-
for -isht party. B. p Box 200. Tribune
Da7lf
New-York tribune., 1916-02-27
Shipping Information and
Marine NeUS of the World

ScEursnca. Santos. Mae. Jsdiz. Jameto"n. No--
folk and Newport News santa Tfere-s fHfl.
rcrth Amboy Souga (Norl. Christiani~. LsisScte'
Bordeaux. Brilliant rampico. III Norc. Ga'es-
ion. Csomo. san Juan. Orslsnd Nfl botd.Au.
Apache Charleston .nd jacksonville tf.io1al.
Crstobal: Cherokee. Wilmington. g. snl George
town. 1. Rbston lBrl. Bsltimors ManzAnilo
Cuban. Santiago. Msiura Br. Trinidad. tr}
Hsgre: william chisholm. - Strinda ,Norl.
Hong Kone via Norfolk. Rnscalis lliaD Naples
Gloria 10 Iarrlnaga lBrl. Norfolk. Sismcse Prince
fBrl Bresi Pzsicres Havana Madonna ifD. -
Nazsire Ccmsnche. Charleston and jacksonville
Akad Dutch. Rotterdam. MeldersSin tNofl.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-27
FIRE RECORD.

- .lo-s0l " alst ST. Mary DAILY no damsse
- 99-iS, West BroAiway. Thomas Mcclure, sl1o
/ .o0-7iI Fiffh av n. 4 Levy and others =. oou
10 1905 ShAkeSpearr AZ. james Ganney slsAi
Z. .is-sT- Thiri az Toppeni & Groce trihing
s.ts-S2 Nanln St. NJ Pohorille Go tunins
II .s0-f9I inth sv Ms1 Sohu 5000
l. NJ "
IL is-ps-ts T.. list s.. John Lsso: slight.
g.s0-i3O W 46ih st. 10, Film Co irhing
l. So POS T. lOi;h ST.. Max Laiselder. tIinirg.
s 0O-lO5j Eighth ay.. Margaret Banks; S-Vo
New-York tribune., 1916-02-27
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
HIGH WATER.

by L. E. Coast and Geodetic Surrey)
Sunrise .......... e.s5 Moon rises Ia. n ? 80
Sunsei............. otiMoon se.s "a fn.)...ll ~
New-York tribune., 1916-02-27
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.

PELHAM BAY TARk. y e. strtyed. FehrIs--
L. 1916. 2 M sable white collie answers 3.
he name - is.se, 10 use for breeding $50 fe
sarl NELLIE NlLL.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-27

Hishc,t tempersiuTo ycsietdaJ 81 dtsfe' ''r : ~
o M: Lowest, 10 degrees Gl q M a'e,sse yc.
,e,day a degrees average for corresponding Iat'
,s, vaar 80 degrees average Tor corresponding dat'
last thirty three years. y desrees.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-27

Steamers Mount Vernon (Ncrl. NevpoT, New,
Msnns Hsifa baltimore. LindeIhsi BIZ Roi,er-
dam Philadelphia. Liverpool Creole Nes Or-
leans: Nina tIAll. Genoa KsihAdin. George
Mongolia. London: City Of Delhi lBrl Cape Town
New-York tribune., 1916-02-27
Female.


A-A-COoR -Yolng German. art class cook
So. tH0 years re'elcrre *. hfIss Hofuater'.
Hii
A. HCl SENohhlr or 'HfLD's NURSE -
Young Pro- ei-. .tl .e.. O.. Ieacl.fr and e-
ho-senora~r. So o. Miss t.0s.4Frrs Aseucg. .t
Ia iad &c.. 7 ho.s Tf. ,ss. Murray IAN.
coLoRED COUpIE Bgr,f-r.efii. cork -iaunt-,s.
Hil -n eAiilc 'NIE, cara Ir. slni Appearing. 80.
Mis- shea. Aselr.. CID tas. i-i sr Murray lill
COMPANION -GOyERNEss Highly educated Eng.
lish woman. if. '.t4.t. sleaais fluent French
excellent credentials. would e. West. SIS. Mr.
Masoi's Asac. in ves' 4ld -
COUPLE -co'ored. ne-t. nice Jomg pair. erti.e
work snail family. cts. country. sp.eldid ref.r-
ences. $50 cal Mason, Asr.cr. in W-.f "a IS,
GENERAL HOU OUsLWORkER god reference. Ir-
slres position. co.oled LA Parish. Il West
i3dth b.
Hot SEwoRRER -Rerned capable young color,d
slG. st,p home preferred. excellent references
So Cal Mrs Mssol's Asency. lil West ~ o..
HoU sEwORKrR -ye7 neat good COOK ard iaur-
d-e.'. tt-t references M-rta '9Aer's Asery.
INFANTS NURSE Norwegian .-.. q ~0li r
tO Fake entire rr-rre 30 N-lf about f. rHar f.I.
ta,' re,eren-es .vsse lof ',. tD-a ST. llea..
O. spluIe -,- Man. tA..r..l sl
LAbNS MAID Danish. ,ao-ol.ha strerirncei
,rss shausnnes.i Ar..o. D. W-.. s.I IS.
swLil>u cot fLt fl.,. ..4.l ll- .sr-eaIef. coof.
ereLcss $50 A.f. N4.n.s Aye-es. ial West s-i e.
HtRsE Protestant. renlei capable. growing chi
dfen. good -canstre-s. exec eIt references citf.
county SO MFs. AAson's Agency. lsl West 4-i
81. Byaut 1888
WAITRESS or CHAslBEBMAlD Well trained
Hili.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-27

Local Fsrecsst-o'ercsst to-day: fair tomorrow
not much change IN temperature. strong vest wind'
New-York tribune., 1916-02-27
To LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

5TH Az. .2s. HAl, BLOCK FROM PENNsYL-
,sniA Station lish, t;rAetise store. any business
rent Reasonable. .POSHEK co. l26 W, 3+th