davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-07-18

l986-krauSe F'red-JOhnSOn Cr. r.
2O16-Lillge Arthur l.. Ixonia
2036-Mallow Ernest w., Ixonia, r. 2
2046-Mohr Otto j. Johnson Cr. r. 1
2048-Maasz H, A., Johnson Cr. r l
2063-Olson Samuel, Johnson Creek
2O66-Oschmann Ernst B., Ixonia
2074-Paschke Arthur Johnson Cr. r. I
2106-Kutz Fred C. Johnson Cr. r. 2
2112-Lampe Leo. j., IxOnia
2120-Marlow A. l.. Johnson Creek
2138-Mueller Gustav, Ixonia
2142-Mallow Bernard F., Ixonia
2160-Nelson Isaac, Ixonia
2185--Pugh Howell, Ixonia r. 1
2199-Raabe VIM. A., Johnson Greek
2216-Ruppnow w. F., Ixonia
2217-Rick William j., Ixonia
222S-Senkel Louis W., Johnson Creek
2229-Schmidt Emil, Ixonia
2277-Sell Frank Ed, Johnson Creek
AT. Johnson Greek
2279-Sydow Elmer E., Johnson Greek
2288-Timmel Bertram A., Ixonia
2311-Nass Carl F.. Ixonia
2312-Neitzel G. H., Ixonia
2319-Newcomb Leroy E.. Johnson Cr
2379-Reese William Ixonia
2392-Steihagel Fred, Ixonia r.
2396-Schroede e. L., Johnson Or. r.
2400 r. F., Johnson Creek r.
2441-Sabien Arnold, Johnson Greek
2446-Sydow Walter E., Johnson Or
2445-Tabbert Fred W., Johnson Or
2465-Schumacher J.. E. Johnson Or
2467-Vandre Carl A. Johnson Or. r.
2468-Voss Fred, Johnson Creek, r.
2481-Winkenwerder e. L. Johnson Cr
2489-West William J. Ixonia
2522-Rummler H. F. Johnson Cr r.
2s26-Loppnow Walter j., Ixonia r.
2527-Streich G. H. Johnson Cr. r. /
2528-Schwefel r. j., Ixonia
2532-Senkel William, Johnson Greek
2563-Schuenke, Henry A. Johnson Or
2567-Schuenke H. A. Johnson Greek
2586-Vandre Walter, Johnson Or. r.
2b98-Wolff Arthur, Johnson Or. r. !
26O4-Schott Otto j., Ixonia
2605-Saeger-ArnOld F., Ixonia r.
2613-Schloesses M. NJ, Johnson
Creek r.
c j., Johnson Or
2645-Schauer B. R., Johnson Greek
2646-Shekey G. j., Johnson Creek
2687-Zimmermann E., Johnson Creek
2689-Wendt T. G., Johnson Cr r.
2695-Wendt H. j., Johnson Creek r.
2696-Zinders Heino A., Ixonia r.
2699-Zoern C. W., Johnson Creek r.
2703-Streich E. p, Johnson CIR. r. I
2704-Saeger G. c. Ixonia r. 1
33-Schattschneider E. c., johnson
Creek
2737-Timmel Aug. w. Ixonia r. l
2747-Vogel H. H. Johnson Creek r.
2760-Winger Arthur, Ixonia
2783-Wickborn T. ", Johnson Greek
2794-Woelffer r. H. Johnson Cr.
2805-Starry Reuben j., Johnson Or
B06-Timm L. F., Johnson Creek
2809-Schwenke Arthur, Johnson CIR
2814-Topel Walter E., Johnson Cr. r2
2834-VOgel Linus E., Johnson Greek
2855-Wielemaker Criel D., Ixonia
2868--Weber w. F., Johnson Creek r.
2874-Wollin c. H., Johnson Greek
2875-Wollin Harvey, Johnson Cr.
2882-Zabel Walter Johnson Greek
2895-Werner Ernest ]. Johnson Creek
2S96-Wolf George O., Johnson Greek
2901-Schubbe c. w., Johnson Greek
2907-Talbert Frank w., Johnson Or
2913-Timmel Ed. E., Ixonia
2931-Wilde Emil F., Ixonia
2950-Wollin A. c. Johnson Creek r.
2957-Wollin Leo B., Johneson Cr. r.
2974-WiedenhOeft.C G.. A.. IxOnia
2996-Zimdars Edwin R., Ixonia
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-07-18
BATTLE FAR ABOVE GROUND.
American Airman in Thrilling Fight
1900 Feet From Earth.

Paris, July 1S.-Twelve thousand
feet above the ground, Lieut.. William
Thaw of the Lafayette escadrille had
a thrilling fight with a German
flyer, from which he emerged victor.
Thaw had killed the mechanician in
the German machine, whereupon the
pilot dived top speed. Then followed
and Finished the Teuton pilot when
the latter had descended 70 within 200
feet from the ground,
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-07-18
KALUSZ EVACUATED BY RUSS
Teutons Recapture Important GaIicia
Town Lost Last Week.

Town Lost Last Week.
Berlin, July 18.-The Galician town
of Kalusz which the Russians cap
tured on Wednesday, has been evacu-
ated by them under the powerful
counter-blows Of the Germans and
Austro-Hungarians, the German war
office announces. Kalusz was former
ly the headquarters of the Austro-Ger-
man staff in Galicia and is Of high
strategic Importance, lying on rail-
road line that runs through Stryj to
Lemberg, the capital Of Galicia and the
chief objective of General Korniloff's
Russian army.
Petrograd, July 18.-The war office
announces that Russian troops have
abandoned Kalusz, In eastern Galicia,
but have secured the crossing Of the
Lomnica river. The Russians drove
the enemy from the village of Novica.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-07-18
ENGLISH AIRMEN ARE ACTIVE
British Raiding Machines Drop Many
Bombs on Germans

London, July 1S.-The British head
quarters report says:
"Our raiding machines dropped a
large number of bombs on various
points of military Importance behind
the enemy's lines.
''In the evening many fights took
place in the air, as a result of which
six enemy airplanes were brought
down, one being forced to land in our
lines. Three others were driven down
out of control. None of our machines
is missing"
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-07-18
GIRLS WOULD GO TO FRONT
Offer to Recruit a Legion From U.
S, Women,

Washington, July 1S.-An American
girls Legion of Love" may join Rus
sia's female Regiment Of Death" and
Britain's "Woman's Army" on the
front. Formal application to recruit
legion from Uncle Sans 100000
women and girls has been filed with
Secretary of War Baker by the Young
Women's Christian association.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-07-18
|. W. W. SPEECHES STOPPED
Commander of Federal Troops Forbids
Public Speaking.

Miami, AriZ., July 1S.-Public speak
ing by members of the Industrial
Workers of the World was prohibited
in the Globe Miami district by order
Of the commanding officer of the fed
eral troops. Five arrests in this dis
trict under the presidents alien enemy
proclamation were made. three Ger
mans being detained, A special agent
of the department of justice made the
arrests.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-07-18
BRAZIL ANARCHISTS IN RIOT
Opposition to War Seized On to STAGE
an Outbreak.

BuenOs Aires, July 1S.-Anarchistic
outbreaks In Rio de Janeiro and Soapa-
10 were reported In dispatches from
Brazil. The anarchists seized ON the
war opposition to stage outbreaks. The
leaders will be deported.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-11
STORAGE NOTICES
STANDARD STORAGE WAREHOUSE


1851 broddMaN, Tor. oHrd ~.
To Hugo Avery. Valentine Abt. Mrs. May
Roll Beck. Antoine Berpt. Berry a Schott-
sf'dt. Joe Berry. James B"yius Mrs. l. g.
BichucI. Mrs f. ~ Blue. Mrs ~ d..
BoIry VT y: 'ttrcr Mrs. Jennie chap
man. r. 49, clarke. Mrs. A. CLAYTON. WILL
lam Chss.. Mrs. Anna collins Mr. f.. 'opa-
land, Leon trutcIcr. Miss Niuie D. Leon.
Mrs Christine Diomer. g. Dubois. Mrs ..
II. Durham. Hiram Foster. Henri Frugier.
Samuel Goldberg, \. T. Harris. Mrs. Lila
Harris l. Henry Harris Miss r n. Hicks
4. Hirsch. Joe Hrt Mrs Charles Heyzer
william H. Kelsey George H. kusel Mr.
i. \. Lassere. Ernest Laurent Mrs +. Le
Roy. Robert Lewis. Benz. +. McCJully. Mr.
g. Ndcauly. =. e. Malone Mr.. Katie
Mann. John Manning. Miss MARY Martin.
Mrs y. NJ Matthews. Mrs r. Matthews.
j. Meyers. Mrs Asia O'Counor. 2. O'Connor.
Horace T. Parker Mrs Eugenia Patrick.
II. J. Pnkn.y. Mrs SIsle Rice. Mrs. NJ y.
Rodman ". j. Russell, Nick Sanotas. ".
q. Schneider, william Schottstedt L. W.
sherman, G.. II. Shlman. Gus Shy. John
Spr.ggs. Mrs Frank VI. Stone. Julius
Strauss. Miss Lillian Thomas DR.. Memo
phon Thomas. Mrs. Carrie TruXou, Theo-
dore Van Wyck Mrs. Elizabeth O.. Wilson.
II. b. Wilson. Jr. Paul Nartin. !. 5. Zerb":
You and each 81 You ara hereby notified
THAT IN" tim" for the payment Of our lien
having expired after due notice thereof had
boz on given YOU. Wa will cause such prop
erty. to wit. Household Goods. Personal
Effects and Merchandise. stored 100 tn"
Standard Stordg. Warehouse 10y YOU or IN
your name Tor IN which You may nave an
Interest,". TO b" sold At public auction
according 10 the statute IN such case made
and provided. 81 our warehouse. 1851
Broadway. New York city. on Tuesday.
April 2ith. 1871 A. 1880 a m. and II the
sale thereof il not completed on said dats
the same will be continued at the sam"
place on each and every Tuesday there
after. beginning az 1880 a. nn.. and con-
tiuuing until the rale & completed.
STANDARD STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-11
PROPOSALS.

SEALED BIDS WILL BIZ RECEIVED BY
tho Board ~ Water supply. at rs ofnces.
tweuty-second floor Municipal Building.
park Row. Centre ana Chambers Streets.
New York city until n A ~ on Tues.
dav Apru g. 1911 Tor Contract l5S. Tor
furnishing. delivering. installing and test
ing complete electrical lighting apparatus
a various structures az reservoirs and
along Tho Catskll aqueduct. also Tor FUR
riShing aud Installing a motor and gear
lrg and au electrically driven pump. The
work is located between the Asnokan res
eryoir. near Ashohan. Ulster County and
silver Lake reservoir. Staten Island. New
York
AZ the above place and time the bids
will De- publicly opened and read.
Pamphlets containing Information for bid
u.rs and contract drawings can be OBJ
tained al the above address az the ONCE
" the Secretary by depositing the sum
OF ten dollars ttlOb m cash cog rs 'quiva-
lent for each pamphlet For further par.
tculats apply 20 thc Office o.. the Prime pal
Assistant Engineer 80 the above address.
CHARLES STRAUSS FresiaeLs.
CHARLES y. CHADWICK.
JOHN T. CALVIN.
Commissioners. Board OF Water supply.
GEORGE EEATHERsToNE Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-11
Lawyers Guard
Ballot Boxes at
Church Election
Pastors Adherents Claim
Victory at St. Andrews
in Richmond

=. Andrew Episcopal Church. 10
Richmond. Staten Island, elected ves;ry-
men and wardons last nigh; under the
most peculiar circumstances in the l6'
wears Of its history. Lawyers were
nresent 20 guard ;he interests o. the
onposine factions and voters had been
brought bv automobile from % distance
or twenty mile.
The candidates O. the Rev. Robert
"a Vir,bor tho rector. claim the cleo
-......-,.,..,.e clement. how
tloh' inc -, ,.,~,d
ever. asserted that me rector ma" '''''
IN holding the election under inc PFC
..;.;,,s % che state charter. instead OF
VISIONS y. '", t....-
under the ra'cS o. '"e N"-'N"
Mr. Kimbcr admitted that . The votes
- .hos, ,.l.-. rc had excluded as NOT
.i ...rs.,,. ,rcro
oeihs "C''O''9 Oh"
admitted his TICKET would DC "e''"'e".
Seldom has the church been so crowd
Il TIL corecr,s.ive WING, had done
GU ..- -rlo.o
some dHigenI elecuoheei'"s'
who owned automobiles had lent them
- tho capse. and old members who had
~ Wv az O. e ..o o;.,.
moved 10 distant parts % inc ''''
we're driven in style 20 the election.
IN o,.orinr the church they found
-. -. - .,,,oo ballo. ho,.os ono
tha' 'neIe "'i' '"''e '''''. 0'
FOR members as TO whose riRht TO vote
there was no question by either faction,
=. TO- ,oo,,bors ~ tho Church of Eng.
."o i0' INV me-
land. and one JOY 'hose VINO were
described by Mr.. Kimber IS members
not in good standing In the last
class were included many Of the pinch
voters Of the opposition. Voters who
admitted that they had not been 10
church in a year were directed to the
third box.
When the vote was counted II was
found that r. W. Gardner had been
elected warden with all me other ms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-11
81 MNiONS

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.
Walter ZIrkman. Plaintiff. against IVA
Zirkman. Defendant. summons IN an
Action for an Absolute divorce. -
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT:
yOT- ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an
sv-e- the complaint ln this action. and 20
serve a copy OF your answer on the PLAIN
,in.s ATTORNEY within twenty days after th"
service OF this summons exclusive OF iHe
Jav ~ service. and 800 case ~ your failure
~ appear or answer. Judgment viii oe
taI<er against you by default for the re-
If,f demanded iu the complaint
Dated. March -0th. 1914.
GEORGE H ITTLENAN.
Attorney for Plaintir. Ofice a =. .. Ad-
dress - Court ST.. Brooklyn. y. y.
TO EVA ZIRKMAN. DEFENDANT.
The foregoing summons = served upon
YOU by publication. pursuant 10 an order
n Hon Francis Is Pendlcton. Justice Of
the Supreme Court New York county
dated April 9Th. 1917. and filed with the
complaint in the Once 81 the clerk - the
county q Sew York. AZ the county Court
House thorough % Manhattan. CITY Of
New YORK. oa CO.. i9th day % April. 1917.
Dated. April lntn. 1917.
GEORGE II IlTLENAN.
Attorney FOR Plaintiff Oiica p. o. Ad-
dress. - Court s., Brooklyn. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-11
Business Troubles


HAJsTN BROS A retiioa ST. hartr.p'r las
Hau.sr Bros. wholesale dealers 8. women, bats
a. C,o Erosfvsy. ry thes' creditors E-a'1
Ms1saai7. So. I,,- d 1u-Seg.ss'. So. al
David SeuioT 900 Judge May'- appointed
Daai,l GrecrUa'd receiver. bond $1,000. lisu4-
u, are stated fo poo 8 % nm s0i es-efs $4,000.
FRANCES CLYNE. f\t.-A pe''io. B.. hank
r.liry has been fled against Frances t}ro. l.0.
mi1iref. a. sos ''h av. fy these creditors
Heircken NeadIe & Fo-os'. SOL. Hewitt Robin
Co.. sll4 and Ir's-s.ufe Is' Works go.
Judge Msycr appointed Mortimer r. Hewlett roe
csi,er. bond g. 900. Liabilities were stated 10
be- $4,000 and assets 5000
ADELAIDE f.. KRAkAI "A petition n bank
up,cy las been fled against Adelaide ,. krakalr.
dee i-stessen a. .f-S Broadway. ly these CREDITOR
Abe NJ. Ka'nioUiv. $500. aid Morris schwartz.
co.
HARRISON C. MILLS. ,aIesm,0. o. go
Wet i5;h e.. residing a. Yorsers has fled
petition "a banrup'- with Liabilities Sl.3NI and
assets consisting - q shares iu tie Mills TIE
SAFE Co. value unknown and ~ shares Of stock
80 the Porous Rubber supply Co. Inc. VALVE
500 There srS Two judgments against him. az
grezs,ng $4,000 FOR damages for personal i-
ju'ire.
sAMt-EL DIAMoNDsTEIN.-A petition in hsrt-
ruptcy las tsen hei against Samuel Dismoi lstci1
grocer. - 90 Audlto1 az, ny u-se creditor.
r. e. Williams q Co $500. benjamin Ne, ors
S-t2. and. S-eusn Bro. So He made az a.
Segment on Monday Liabilities arc stated 20 be
s. 900 and assets ~ 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-11

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T..,i j. ,iiLIL~ 'AkTiE. NJ G.. 'r.
ro-. O.. te,srai. .. .muaIliug general southern
Department f.f as-lf..ae..
COL ions THOMPSON ttu,,d. e>'isn,i ''
I-sor
T....,.. .....4 4.u'l.a.'- recently appo-'r4
a....'i rEr..... indicated. aud vi rlc..
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r t.,. VICTOR hLENEY. ID cav. SIT.
ALT RANDALL tAR~WIIf. Goth M. DAVID
H,LiN HIAkfLO,k l.'H cav. AMI EOElI.I
WILLIAMSON Mn D.. -l.t II
F.r.t H. CIoUGr & BALLARD. 81 T. G. from
>..'.-r. p.pa fr., q. homo and h0rnrai.y
.rarz,I fr'il .-Ir... % O.. upon t1ylra,l,.
& ia.,' raf.
Chaplain MERRITT % sly a'siged 9Th
It. Mu .., $4,000.
Second T. CHARLES 3. 'xiANNlN''. ts.istait
f...-ilatia.. i... '' -'t'' p+'iifiha-''i. Nd-"-
INIfo. ,-
,. On ,',,' l,.. II, Viiais ,,I.
report f1 Office TUB charge >e al Cop. ar.l....
,.a'ion.
-, T.. WAEREV e. WOODWARD aviation se.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-11
Aged Man Thought Suicide
Former City Appraiser Found
Shot Through the Heart

Edward c. Prioss. seventy years DID,
was found yesterday seated in the IL
brarv Of his apartment. al 500 West
l2lst Street. SHOT through the heart
The police regard the cas-" as one OF
suicide. MIR. Priess formerly was
city appraiser.
4 man called up the apartment mouse
Yesterday and in excited tones Ge-
marded 10 be connected win 'r'
Priess's apartment. When the opera
tor informed him that she got no an
swer he said he feared something nad
happened. as he had Just received
most extraordinary letter from Mr..
PrIess.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-11
HlRTMtNN's
KnlCkeThOCker Storage Warehouse Co. Inc.

New York. ApEil 9Th 1917
To Stcinberg * RaWitzer Co. me. Bronx
Security 4 Brokeraga Co. Herman Mar
COLES Sigmund Schoenholtz. " Miller.
Max Bimstcin. Leon Sommer. !. Kuhhelr.
Edward e. Graves Metal Specialties 60.
TldcWater MIN ~ Lumber Co. Minnie
Miller. Alfred Mizrahi. Henry We.nhrrg.
H. g. Knapp. Miss o r. Garland. T. -.
Grimes. clarence Luce. Caroline Meyers
T. r Jones < Co. Matthew Sti.u. Marshal
Nathan Gluck. Lubau. Seiignan a Selie-
man. VI. Seeherman. Iirk Bros. American
Tanagra Electra Co. You and each Of you
are hereby notified that the time for the
payment Of our lien upon the properly
described having expired after
due notice thereof had been given YOU. We
viii cause such property 10 Wit. Household
Goods. Personal Effects and Merchandise
stored iu the kuickerbocker Storag" Ware
house Co. Inc. warehouse by YOU or lG
your name tor iu which YOU may have an
Interest,". 20 bee sold at public auction
according 10 the statue Ia such ease made
and provided. At cur warehouses. $50
First st. New York CIV. OF Friday. April
goth. 1917, At 0.3l M. and IL the sale
thereof IS not completed ON said date the
sam" viii boo continued AT the same plac~
on each and every Friday thereafter. bs-
ginning AZ $50 mn. Oh each day. and
continuing until tho sale Is completed.
IiARTMANN'S kNfCkERBO'KER STOR-
AGE WAREHOUSE co. INC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-11
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS
LOST BANKBOOKs.

LOST -Psssbook No 20 a2S ~ the Franklin say
iug. Bank PAYMENT stopped Please return 10
bank g., Eighth ave. New York City All persons
ara cautioned no. 10 purchase cr negotiate the same
LOST Rantbook No qSl 094 Of Rank Tor SAVING.
2,o Fourth ave. N~s NorS. Payment stopped
Tlea.@ return book - bank
LOST handbook No asf9io 4 Bank for savings.
$50 Fourth ava. New York. Payment stopped.
Please return book 10 bank
LOST -Rankbook No 5s0.5,2 The Greenwich say
iugs Rank 2is and 2iS Sixth ave. New York
CHS Payment stopl--l. Please return to bank.
LOST -Baukhook so eelli5 " Bank for Saw
irgs so Fourth ave Nes York Payment
stopped Please return 10 bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-11
PUBLIC NOTICES

PURSUANT TO STATUTORY RsSv act se,.
ment, notice Is hereby given VS. 80 bssg
senate No. 335. Int No. III, si.tufs,
nassed by both branches Of the Les''A'
entitled
10 amend the Greater New fofA ssrnov.
IN relation 20 additional expense
iug snow and Ice from sifeeu ,hs, .
f.rrther notice q. hereby giVea Rid
public fearing upon such oil W. Hal IN
al mo Mayors Once IN Tho oG Apri
Inc CIV vt New York. on lhu'1-"'
D.. isll st 80 O. clock p - Apra >.
DatrL CIV Han. New YORK ny
1917. u,.,aov vtrcpEL
JOHN fOhN"i siAysA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-11

Highest temperature YESTERDAY IS degrees lat
$50 - M. lowest ~ lat $40 2 M. average.
80. average for same da's last wear. g.. average
for same date FOR thir'v-'iree vear'. q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-11

5 n - = u j. M. y 3 , m. .Fff
Local 0flclal Record. Tho folloTins official rec
o-i from the Weather Bureau shows temperatures
during tho last tEcutv-fpIr hours. IN compsr!Scl
with fhe co-rc.p pending date Of LAST wear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-11
TYPEWRITEkS
CARPET CLEANING

e.rrr,r CARPET CLEANING CO.-ci..n, b,
rotnpr.sied air steam. hand Or on floor. 1891
Bro,dsay, ial East t5,h 81 zoe BRANDT
lei l32-3stb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-11

c.,r,cp,ru TyprWRiTrEV LETTER.. see
., AGO 81 IS. 10 600 50 GEO K
yEATJiERFORD. 10 Broadway ,EGuiiatls BIG }.
ger 81 Rector i5i3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-11
SCHOOL AGENCIES

A,,eriran and Foreign Teachers Agr'',,r.
supplies Professors. Teacn .,s. Il. ,ni
Go1srnrsses etc. TO Colleg.s yol5So.
Families Apply to Mrs ~ .
FULTON. % Un'on Square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-11
HELP WANTED
Male

WANTED Young. competent valet with highest
r,', reures must bs asl educated and competent
n. shave address stating Hafi0Ialin. experience
ord fIu particulars Boy co. Tribune one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-11
DIAMONDS
MJITl.RAPHINO

nIIvONnS FOUGHT and SOLD for cssh: advice
re-. BENNETT 10 EroadRay. third door
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-11
Humidity
Barometer Readings

A. ! p. m. 70 'sp M.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-11
f,...,r. for sp.,Isl Lo,sntI.,.-.-r Ea.anI.

Local oH,lal Forecast. Fair Wrlrc day and
THURSDAY. rising temperature. ie.h nor'f"'s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-11
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Male
GARDENER eel situation wanted by practical single
man thorough 81 esery department. Cali OF
address H. +. - BARCLAY q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-11

A-CHILD'S NIRSF Young Svede eIcei-
l-rt forg r->ererrcss $3.50 b Na Ho,ma-
t-.. As.,ty 10 Fast t3d -. Sd hoor Telephons
.qt- Murray Hiil
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COOK and WAITRESS -Licellcrt Finnish girls.
togsiher. hofh ~ recommended aud highly compa-
tent J Lehtfs Agenc,. - E4st l2jth - re.e-
phone Harlem 5iii
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-28
LIZARDS HOTEL BILL
IS rs CENTS A r

San Francisco. Jan. 27.-Five cents
q fly, six for q quarter.
That Is what the Palace Hotel here
charges for live. fresh flies. caught to
order. served bordolaise. en- brochure
or as desired.
Guests at tho hotel have been won
dering why a Chinese attendant
walked surreptitiously about the lobby
and corridors with a fly catcher. from
time to time tapping good-looking
specimens on the head gently and put
ting them on the silver tray. The
mystery was solved today.
Mrs. Theresa Preston, OF New York,
stopping at the Palace. brought with
her pet lizard. This lizard requires
six live flies day and she gave special
orders for the finest flies In season.
The fiies appeared on her bill at the
end Of the week az.
meals for lizard. twenty-five cents
per dsx.