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some time with slight attack of ap-
pendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Roloff and Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Morris were Sunday visit
ors at the William Dobie home.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. G. Hazel and Mr.
and Mrs. Corliss Grover and children
were Garden City visitors Sunday.
G. B. Lamp was a Mauaato visitor
one day last week.
HAPPENINGS AT AMBoY.
Amboy, December THE literary pro-
gram at the school house was very in
teresting and the audience was well
The Rebekah lodge enrolled several
members last week and enjoyed ban
quot at the close Of the exercises.
Educational week is being observed
this week and a number Of the parents
are visiting tho schools.
Rev. Gherings household goods have
arrived and he is busily engaged in get
ting settled. He preached in the Pres
byterian church last Sunday.
Professor Morris will address an au-
dience at the opera house in the interest
Of education. The Parent-Teachers as
ISOLATION and the American legion will
take part in the program.
John Broas OF Delavan, Art Broas,
Walter Smith and j. w. Heritage au-
tOed to the twin cities last Sunday. re-
turning Monday night. The roads are
the best by way of st. Peter.
The doctors OF Amboy attended the
clinic in Mankato this week.
The Dorcas society held its annual
fair and supper ut the Opera house last
Saturday night and the Methodist church
will held its fair and supper this week
Friday night.
A reception will be held at the Pres
bytcrian church on Wednesday night.
The men will serve 4 light lunch.
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December 2-e-16)
CITATION FOR HEARING ON FINAL
ACCOUNT AND FOR DIS
TRlBUTION

STATE OF MINNESOTA, County oi
Blue Earth. in Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Eliza
beth Kieffer, decedent;
The state of Minnesota to all persons
interested In the final account and distri-
button of the estate of said decedent:
The representative of the above named
decedent, having fled in this court hez
final account Of theS administration OF
the estate of said decedent. together with
her petition praying for the adjustment
and allowance Of said final account and
for distribution of the residue of said
estate to the persons thereunto entitled;
Therefore, You, and Each of You. are
hereby cited and required to show cause,
if any you have. before this Court at
the Probate Court Rooms in the Court
House, in the City OF Mankato. in the
County of Blue Earth. State of Mfnne-
sofa. on the 24th day OF December. 1921
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GIRL CHARGED WITH FORGERY
Esther Rettinser 10 In Trouble; Hello
to Grand Jury

Rochester, Mimi, December T..
Esther Rettinger a Rochester young
woman has been arrested and charged
with completely in connection with the
Jeanette Wilson bogus case. The girl
is alleged to have had an active hand
in writing out some of the checks that
are said to have been passed by the
defendant Miss Wilson
She was brought before City JUS
t1ce Anderson for a preliminary hear
ing. The young woman decided to
waive examination to the charge and
was bound over to the grand jury The
case will probably be brought to the
attention of the grand jurors mis- week.
jeanette Wilson, who is said to have
been working in conjunction with the
Rettinger girl was bound over to the
action of the grand jury on Saturday
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PAGE sEsz,l

at ten o'clock A. NJ; why said petition
should not be granted.
Witness, the Judge Of said Court, ana
the Seal Of Said Court this 2Sth day o.
tcourt Seal1 HARRY A. JOHNSON.
Probate Judgs.
s. B. Wilson,
Attorney for Petitioner.
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PARTY AT MADISON LAKE.

Madison Lake December About
thirty young people pleasantly surprised
Mrs. Louis Hoehn Sunday evening in
honor of her birthday. The evening was
spent in playing cards and other games
At midnight delicious lunch was served
A large number of young people were
entertained at the BEinzer home satur-
day evening.
Miss Lucy Muellerleile Is employed at
the Ben Kenyon home.
Miss Helen Hoehn is visiting at the
Louis Hoehn home.
A number of young folks enjoyed a
candy pull at the Charles Muellerleile
home Sunday afternoon.
Miss Blanche Madigan is employed at
the Mape store.
Mrs. kenyon of Waseca. Mimi. came
Sunday for q visit with her son Ben
Kenyon.
J. King. formerly of this place, has
moved to Mankato, where he will make
his future home.
Mrs. August Borneke is spending the
week at the home of her daughter. Mrs
Ben KENYON,
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seekina pIseasless Mix,

st. Peter December 7.-St. Peter Is
agitating the adoption of an ordinance
that will give the residents there milk
that is free from tuberculosis germs A
mass meeting is listed for Friday night
at which the subject win be discussed
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PLEADED GUILTY TO THEFT.
Frank kanneila Had Stolen Butte
From Eyota Creamery.

Rochester, December 7.-Frank Kan
nella, Rochester man, arrested early
in October and charged with stealing
the Eyota creamery, pleaded guilty on
inclination to charges preferred. He
will receive sentence before Judge G.
E. Callaghan of the district court next
Saturday. according to court officials.
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Name New Committee.

IASsOclated Press DISPATCH
Chicago, December IA committee of
cry will be added to the group of com
mittees appointed by the American Farm
Bureau Federation to investigate farm
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NicoiIet County Poultry Show
st. Peter, December st Peter bus
mess men are financing the Nicollet
County poultry show by purchasing coops
held December 14-17 in st. Peter.
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(November 25-December 2-9.)
CITATION FOR HEARING ON FINAL
ACCOUNT AND FOR DiSTRIBU.
TION,
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g. B. Wilson
Attorney for petitioner.
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s. b. Wilson,
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Attorney for Plaintiff.
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:. o. Daley
Attorney.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13

SWITCHBOARD operator wishes position on
or near Washington Heights. Address v
1I06 Herald. Washington HEIGHTS.
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OFFICE assistant. 81. years. experience
cashier; knowledge or general office rou
tine, bookkeeping. stenography and fast ty1.
list; reference; S25. John Petrizzi 63i Ner
York av., Brooklyn.
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er-rERfNTENpENT
oR rsTATn MANAaER.

]
Progressive Christian American t3sl, eff
cfont reliable man, years Of experience ~
mechanical linr, desires position where cnet
gctir man ~ action, not words. ~ wnntea
raaufta would prove whereby savings cculr
bs obtained n buying. repairing and IN al
other branches belonging iu tus inet ca
aisy obtain results from the least number "
eYt,nioveet oe Ia other words could do tie
~ F,e yv0rl, ana show the same results II uoi
better Than a So. .00O 4 year man Tor $1,000
Can ~ seem Sunday or make appointment
evenings VITA
ALFRED RtBSTErN,
1889 Haihgate av., near fremont as. Bronv
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BUTLER-vALET. SCANDINAVIAN, wishes
good position. Write 100 u. 126th. apt. Is.
BUTLER, valet. French, experienced; city
references; moderate. b 266 Herald, Her
aid so.
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MANI experienced automobiles tire and re
pair business; willing worker: knowledge
of spanish: references. Fred Fotardo, 90
NfrhDipe
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position hotel. factory, wa rehousc, insttu-
tlon or the like; Will furnish cash bond
II REQUIRED III 1877 Herald, Harlem.
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BUTLER valet. professional; experienced
travelling; good reference. 1875 Herald.
Herald square.
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\ MAN. Engiiah. eiT Tuly, educated. useful
Il permanent. refervncta; domesticated. J
I 749 Herald, $50 nwny.
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IOUSEkEEPER, country: American, of
good family. accustomed TO outdoor life, de-
sires position with small refined family
thoroughly understands care and manage
inent stock, poultry, gardens: neat house
keeper, good sewer; would camp or travel
no servant; highest references. y 131 Her
nld. Herald square.
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errEWfN1ENDENI

Nan Wbh life experience IN all branrhe. ~
estate work. farming. stock crops. warden
tng, ai hr4nchess roads, walks. also upNcer
~ nufdingsi rf kinds OK pumping cuifit.
married. uo children. Al personal rife
ences ouen tor cngsgement April Il = sF
Herald, Herald sof
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MANAGER. farm. working. practical expe-
rienco in all branches OF farming and gar
dening; all live Rtock. registered or grade I
all fruit trees. operate all farm machinery,
engines and pumps. handy with tools; do all
repairs, bookkeeping; best references; mar
ried, with family. J | Herald, Herald 81.
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| GARDENER, married; experienced all
| branches gardening, greenhouses, vege-
/ tables, flowers and all outdoor work pertain
| ing 10 private estate. B l2S Herald, Her
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SITUATIONS wANTED---MAI.E.


ACCOUNTANT--Amcric Co. Christian
widower; 10 years fines accounting 81.
ent connection. reasonable saiaTy for pergna.
nent engagement. = iTti Herald. Washing.
ton Heights.
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sECRrTARY OR EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT.
American ca, good personality, ccmpstent
pher, knowledge Of accouniancy, ~
years general experience, versatile, ADAPT
able. peculiarly well qualified ~ trahinS.
e.perierca temperament and natural ebti-
ties for position az secretary or assistant ~
office MANAGER, executive secretary or ssui
lar .xecutive n 500 Herald. $50 B~ay.
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WOMAN. Protestant, good appearance. re-
finement. proven business ability desires
position paying $50 to $50. q 1qs Herald,
Herald sd.
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SALES DEPARTMENT.

Young man (2D. experienced correspond
eft salesman. handling orders. shipping.
claims, SPEAKS, reads ana writes French.
famiiiar with heavy chemicals, executive
ability, desires position with a Responsible
concern; salary secondary 10 future. Address
Capacity. box "a, Herald, Herald 50.
SALESMAN, ORGANIZER AND MANAGER.
Field man, highest type. live wire. ls years
experience arge following New York. New
England highest references; prefer connee-
tions with young concern, building orgaHizs-
tion. only high class proposition entertained
II 1888 Herald, Harlem.
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FARM OR ESTATE
SUPERINTENDENT

Position wanted az superintendent OF pri
man, American, married. no children:
years IN last place; thoroughly experienced
~ private estate work. general farming, liv
stock, &c.
Address n. II. Ortiz. Groton, Conn.
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BUTLER-VAI4ET-COO French, for gentle
mans apartment two adults; first class
references; city preferred for the summer
Write George. 06S Park av.
BuTLER. useful. understands gardan. wants
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ACCOUNTANT and office manager. chris
tan, married man. 35 years Of age; best
references furnished. Address A gi2 Tier.
! d. Fulton 50.
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ACCOUNTANT -BooKKEEPER wants part
time. overtime work. J. 733 Herald, $50
Broadway.
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FARMER or general superintendent for
country estate; practical experience In
every line of work on private place. Ancri-
can, Protestant, married, age ~: ready for
position April i: "a years with one family;
best references as to character and ability;
one boy AT home, ago I6 ready for work
April L. all questions cheerfully answered.
J. Il. ostrander, staatsburg, ~ \.
FARMER GARDENER or working manager
gentlemans estate; have managed es-
tates for number OF years. thoroughly under
stand farming. gardening, breeding and rails
ing of live stock, handling OF help for best
results and general management OF an es-
tate. single, middle aged best references.
Please inquire Of Peth Duggan, 81 Barclay
s. Telephone 9fs5 Barclay.
FARMER, working farm manager or supt.
estate; age 40; American. married, no chill
dren. experienced stock, crop. fruit. soils,
landscape work. road building: Cornell agr.
course; supt. all work newly purchased
property. q 202 Herald, Herald 50.
FARMER and gardener wants position on
gentemans place. experienced IN all ma
ehinery and live stock, handy with tools;
first class reference. Sadowsky. 1875 Rich
mond Terrace, West New Brighton, Staten
leland.
FARMER, gardener. married, American, one
child, wishes position for gentleman's
place. experienced in all branches farming,
good butter maker; first class references.
Particulars in first letter. Box 263. Cold
Spring, ". ".
IAkMER-GARDENkR. - wanted, position
on gentleman's place: American. Protest
ant. strictly temperate; first class refer
ences furnished no service from wife.
rs Hsrald. Herald 90.
FARMER GARDENER, first class man, re-
liable and competent In all work on country
estate. married. no children: must have cot
tRge: western Long Island. Il 274 Herald,
Herald 80.
FARM manager. worker, now. open FOR posi-
ton: lifetime practical and scientific ex-
perience all branches general. commercial
farming: skilled breeder: shares or salary
married 81. u 246 Herald, Herald 81.
FARMER, married. no children, all branches
of farming, wants position as head man.
20i Herald. Herald su.
FARMER. single. American, lifetime fasrn
experience. waats position. q 54G Herald.
$50 Bwny.
FARMER, experienced, reliable, married,
wfhes position. bos West 18Th st., apt. l2.
FIREMAN and porter, colored. wants situa-
tioN: references. Polk, l075 Southern
Boulevard. basement.
FOREMAN. long experience auto mechanic.
able take full charge Of shop; references.
Dusek 4Sl r. 72d u.
GARDENER.
With agricultural college training ana broad
practical knowledge, well known a. land
scaping expert, desires yearly position az
estate superintendent general manager,
owner right hand man and confidential ad-
wiser Ia everything pertaining to tho country
place. Details by addressing
FIDUs ACHATEs.
Box A23, Niincola, 4. I.
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EOUSEKEEPER-A refined American woman
desires position as housekeeper TO elderly
couple or semi-invalid; plain cooking; ex-
pcrianced trustworthy; no laundry. $50
monthly; city. country. Address T., 2l9 u. 40.
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SITUATIONS wANTED--MALE.


DIEMAKER and tools. first class, all round.
expert on dies capable Of taking charge
tool or manufacturing. II. Ttboni, 223 West
10th 81.
DooRNAN. height II. 81 in; 10 years
1889 3D. ay.
CRAFTSMAN Inventive ability. shop expe-
riehce, capable designer on intricate ma
chinery. devices, layouts, checking; services
now avaIlaole 80 Herald, Herald 50.
DRAUGHTsMAN. mochanicai. wishes posi-
ton; moderate salary. Write G.. B.. 6i I'd
at, Hobokcn.
CRAFTSMAN, detailer. excellent letterer
and tracer, best references, desires posi-
ton. ;. Minett. 2O3 ". l74th ST. New York
CRAFTSMAN. machine designer. expert
enced, desires additional work. Roberts,
as East 41st.
DRIVER. route salesman. married. 80. de-
slres STEADY positions: years with last
employers, references and security. Louis
Young, - -. Nicholas av.. Brooklyn.
DlIVhR.-Norwegia man, %, wishes steady
position as driver: four years experience
as route man; best references. Tornquist,
76l 4lst St. Brooldyn.
ELDERLY gentleman (e0l. wants position
OF trust. is In the best OF health physically,
mentally: has filled positions Of trust for the
last 10 years; is convcrsant with all COM
ing and selling highest references will be
furnished expected salary $35 weekly; of
frugal habits. he considers this remunera-
ton sufficient. Box G2s, 2914 Sd Nv.
ELEcTRIcIAN--Hotel, shop experience; I'M
derstands steamftting, plumbing. Voss.
% Amsterdam aV
ELECTRICIAN. licensed: factory mainte-
nance and repairs; thoroughly competent !;
reference. Aspetl, AS 36th st., Bldyn.
ELEVATOR operator, starter, porter c3s)
white, wishes steady position; willing
worker. u. w, 23S 10Th ST.. Brooklyn. Sum
set 9742.
ENGINEER plumbing, re-
pairs, handy. Wishes position country
estate club or hotol. Fairfield st.. White
Plains.
ENGINEER, licensed; understands dynamos.
refrigeration, elevators etc. Box 410, 1864
Sd ay.
EXECUTIVE.
Energetic American. born New Yorker.
world traveller. former officer, soldier, sail
or and policeman, versatile and honorable,
desires position whore faithful effort is
appreciated. 9 200 Herald. Herald So.
EXECUTIVE. Confidential man. brains,
tact. personality, a., Christian, broad ex-
perience, Including own business; manage.
supervise office, attend outside matters: ac-
csnntant, organizer, systematizer Al record.
French, German. Textor, i0S West 18TH.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Refined American (3D. married. desire.
permanent position after March % Country
preferred), where knowledge OF motors Il
strictly essential; capable OF taking com
plete charge OF any number OF cars. II
years actual shop. factory and strictly pri-
Nate experience; master mechanic on any
type motor: 8 years with previous employer,
Pierce, Loco and Rolls Royce; my references
based entirely upon efficient services rem
dered my former employers: present EN-.
ployer can be interviewed. = e2i Herald
Herald so.
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YOUNG lady, Protestant. desires position as
typist, billing clerk assistant bookkeeper;
also knowledge OF stenography; years OK
perfence best of references. Il. W., caro-
Mario schulze. 80 Hathaway st., North
Adams. Mass.
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long experience. Box %, ite. 90 ~.
STOCK CLERK-Young man, three years
exnrrtence m automobile accessories. a.
sires p0sition with reliable firm employed
hcHt references. =. Evans. ~ Allen a., ~
I rKufru
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YOUNG woman (Catholc), graduate acade-
nlician, knowledge Of stenography and
typewriting, good penman. fond Of children
WIN accept position rs governess. teacher,
stenographer or secretary. Il 1880 Herald,
Harlem.
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WOMAN, shampooing, facial massage, hair-
dressing, &c, at ladies' residences. Mrs
Deliss. 314 West t33d ST.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13

SALES ESGINEER.-Experien executives
and developer wants permanent high grade
connection: salary or drawing account only
exceptional record and references. II 1881
Herald. Harlem.
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SHIPPING clorG. a9. experienced, export aud
domestic. reference. scott. eco u. 40,h A.
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Rate for SSsuofsoa Wanssd ssrssylssasa5
g. 80c far the first h.ss 1A1 INC. ecen
0ddinordl Nrs for oss rnse; snc ~ ~, -
first hrcs o16 zoe. e0oA ed<srtohas fHs
Tor 3 assertions scifhsn Geek.
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Housekeepcrs.

CARETAKER--Refin mother and daughter
seek position caretaker. house or apart.
Jnent, or care widower's home and children.
small remuneration Tor sake OK home: high
references. G.. N, care Of Mrs. Furstenzelier.
superintendent, 9s Haven av.. city.
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PURCHASING AGENT

PURCHASING agent, age s6. narrfod; Il
years experience In buying and selling
printing j. Bucmsn, 140 stevens sv.,
Mount Vernon. ~. i.
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IOUSEIlEEPER, refined, capabIe gentle-
woman. 10 take entire charge OF household
where servants are kept: willing go any
where or would chaper0ne lady travelling
B 2bS Herald. Nerald So.
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WOMAN. refined, college graduate. speaking
three languages, musical education in
Italy, used TO social life, experienced IN ar
ranging parties and entertainments desires
position as lady's companion, governess. best
references; will travel. III 1343 Herald, IIar-
lem.
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gAIEsafAN-Teu years selling experience
ability proven. pleasing personality. desir'
cpnneaslon witch reputable mercantile CO
c.rn n lAn N-rnld. Mr raid 50.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS well appearing
light colored girl. wishes position as be-
snner. Brown. 522 Quincy ST.. Brooklyn.
Decatur 513.
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STENOGRAPHER, experienced. graduate OF
business school, desires responsible position.
Address Competent, care NJ. & B., 81 East
18th st. Plaza 2993.
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STENOGRAPHER, Christian, years expe-
rience; references. Marie Weber, AIS
Woodward av., Brooklyn.
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ElOuSEkEEPER with two refined people; OK
cellent cook and manager; seven years ref
ererces: country preferred: no laundry An
swer by letter TO r.. 233 East A9th st. Phone
Plaza 630S
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GARDENER.

GARDENER. farmer. working superlnteni-
ent, on private estate. competent in all
branches outdoor and under glass; under
stands pumps. engines ard farm machinery q
years: married. no children. sge ~; would
like 70 make changc. best # references
from hryhOod only flrst class place cOnsld-
60 40 heraid, Hsrald 81.
GARpENER, head, life experience IN an
branches of gardening and farming; thor
oughly practical and efflcient capable Of
taking charge Of gentleman's country estate
and able to produce good results; Al refer
euces; married, one child wife's services not
Included. j. 245 Herald. Herald sa
GARDENER. head. with thorough knowi-
edge IN greenhouse, vegetables, flowers.
fruits, chickens. live stock. capable taking
charge Of genueman's country essatei
board help. Llnguist. care Of Benson. 60
East f22d
GARDENER l-FARafisR, married. age 40,
Buelishi thorough knowledge ~ crops.
stock, machinery and nll care nf rentleman's :
estate. would take position in veet. expert
poultry man; soper, good worker: well rec
ommendpd.e Apply r.. box 105. Princeton.
y. ].
GARDENER. head tworking). iifn experience
Ia greenhouses. vegetables. fruit, cut flow
ore, landscape, desires position on Eentlc-
d ans estate; married. ared 40. no children;
heat references: please state particulars.
y a2i Herald, Herald "a.
GARDENER (rTEAD), SINGLE.
with practical experience I'm all branches OF
gardening, wishes n position where services
and ability viii bo appreciated: only first
class position considered with liberal wages
Il $50 Herald Herald 50
GARDENER, head estate, superintendent.
Hungarian, married (34. no children; prac-
tlcal experience. all branches gardening.
greenhouse, flowers. vegetables; also land
fcapo work. Joseph Nibiral. Byramshore.
portchester, y. ".
GARDENER seeks position as head gar
dencr. capable ~ taking fwll charge or
gsntlenan's country estate: thoroughly exc
perienCed IN all branches OF gardening; mar
ried (3D past records and references very
best Address as02 Broadway
GARDENETe-Hsad or superintendent, COM
petent take charge private estate, thor
ouRhly understanding greenhouses and out
side work - years experience, single. p
100 Herald. Herald "a.
GARDENER, farm manager. ~ married.
children. 26 years experience; graduate
Vienna Agricultural College: reliable; good
successful worker; best refegencesA asska NO
sltiofss "a e0a hsxsA, HunSAJeK =
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TEACHER, French. we'll recommended
takes children out mornings. Honore, sol
W. 61st
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TEACIil1R--French, by young lady, graduate
Paris University. 422 West 115th, apart
Tnent o.
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FToUsEKEEPER, American lady: widow. l5,
Of refinement and education, desires posi-
lion as housekeeper in adult family full par
ticuIara. y go Herald. Herald 50.
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TEACHER, lady. experienced, gives French
and music lessons evenings excellent ref
arences. y 1I6 Herald. Herald so.
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TEACHER, French. visiting highly recon-
mended. wishes engagements. "a f. 5ath.
TEACHER. French, visiting, highly recon-
mended. wishes engagements. 81 r. o9th
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STENOGRAPHER, Christian, thoroughly ex-
perienced in handling correspondence and
competent TO take charge OF small set OF
books. 164 Herald, Herald so.
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS
WANTED-FEMALE.

business preferred. or would be interested
IN health statistics: understands cost ac-
counting, profit ana cash outlay estimates
some experience on graphic charts can take
charge OF several clerks. A 94i Herald. Full
ton st.