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wkTner not-bankrupt
i ?jryivien-cr?suses
Vincent Astor and Mortimer
Regensburg Join Mr. Shonts
on Schmidt Case Panel.
ASTOR HEIR ?'PLEASED"
So Says Mr. Feinberg, Who Still
Hopes to Obtain Twelve Mill
?onaries-Four Decline-Pris?
oner's Sanity Not Settled.
? so?:.t>-eight wealth.- men ?>ui.
tvfnafJ Wj I ?"'"oner Feiiiberg t?> ?i ;e.ir
?ptfore him 10 qualify f.?r jury service
g th?! uiQi?('?'1 un ?Is^eaaJT into the dr.ith
wh.. whs murdered
i; the "Ran Hans
j-nmiiit "i. ? ? ? bsi a i ? m ?? beard
, -011l. and ' theae only three have
i^basysledged tuen wllllngnss* to servi
fiut t ? ?;?.? ?pair. He
i? still hopeful ol gl Uli | a DliillOnsirs
gbi - ?- said: "I teei con?
? '...?t W? ?.11 have a. very hiaj
?0."
The time S'ho have ??ignuied their In?
:ueodore V.
?jeSStS, ?pissldsnt 0>f ?the hiterborough
}:?pid iTsnsIl ?Company, who will be
foreman. Mi snsbUTg a. cigar
manufa-turei. aid An.cent Astoi.
?Taote l**sd f??r rasa
acceptable to the ?. oroner are John 1?
Ko'.'kcfeU' i. " W. Heiriinan.
.ornelius Vanderbllt an?J .1. i'. Morgan.
?j; the fltst an smualng story is to'.d
?y ti;? E ana clsrk in his offtce
addrssaed to "Mr. D.
geekefeiler.' Il fli illy loiuid its way to
th* head offl es ol the Standard Oil,
?hire !'? it- ; Inl i the ?hSJaSS of * i?f re
ttgji win., wrote to ( oronsr ??slnberg In?
forming him that there was no "I>
Keckefe?er" known U.tie. but that If
S vas Intended foi John D. Itockefsllsr,
;? begird ,0 remind the i "oroner that Um
bead of the Rockefeller fsml
levant; yea and all Ugible lor
?jry **'' ? ' '? cl1-"'' he arss not a resi
dent of the Stste. And sa for John P..
jr.. he said the latter was exempt b*>
CSSBM of his SSSVeSSS as a grand Juror.
Mr Vanderbllt wrote to the Coroner
i saying h* wu? a member of the national
Kuard, and aa such, fxenipt from j'iry
servi? e
As for Mr. Mernman, he wrote that he
v oulij he In York, Prnn.. on the day of
the inquest Mr. Morgan's secretary in?
formed the Coroner that Mr. Morgan was
In Kurope.
?"oroner Fcinber?; was pleased to hear
from Mr ArtST, whom he quoted a? su>
mg: "I will consider it a plenaire to
Bares."
?District Attorney Whitman expSCt* that
'1'. l.rnest A. Muret, the dsnttSt and
?"'?imterfritii.g scesnpUM of ?Schmidt will
?assert the prosecution mutcrlallv. While
Muret all along has Insisted that he CSJ1
b" of no service to the Dlstrbt i\t?tOrnSJ,
it was rumored about the I riminal I ourts
Building yasterd ?y that friends of Muret
bad gone to the District Attorney and In?
formed htm that Muret was willing to
t' 11 all he knew.
\i. SttrSOttre woman, middle aged,
dressed In bla:k. has b?*en a constant msI
t??r to the Tombs for the last week, bring?
I ing ?i bSSkSi of fruit to Muret and ln
| variably leaving a note for lilm. She has
: not revested bar identity, and Muret
'usually talkative, ha? been sllrnt when
, QU?tsUonsd about her.
DMtriel Attorney Whitman and J id::?
i Fester, it is said, favor leaving ?Schmidt's
sanity before a .1urv should the alienist?
????port t^st thrv are in doubt or that thay
: believe Schmidt insane Their report will
be submitted to the District Attorney on
i Saturday
*
?FEAR GIRL WAS KIDNAPPED
_
Relatives Ask Police to Aid
Search-Disappeared Saturday.
i -.???? rae Trtbasa >5g>rr>aap>*?a4eat.]
Fast Orange. X. J Sept Jf ?1 earing
j ah? may have been kidnapped and taken
t" rfSW * ork and there heir) a prisoner
Irsistlvee of mi^ Hsnnsh Melnsmey, an
insh ?girl, ?ho has been In the coontry
four month?, aske?! the ?police >r?,trrdav
to aid Tnem In their SSSTCb for the nuss
Ing nr'. ?She ?as seen .^aturda; in an
automobile v,Hh a young man, but no
tra?-e of her haa been found sin'-<\
The girl, who is MNt'^en years old. but
: looks mu? h older, weighs 140 pounds and
j Is about five feet in heigh' She has ?lark
broarfl hair nivl light blue e: es Whan
It-he left her boCBS OH BatUrdS! Bhl w??r?
.1 white linen suit blue ?-oat and hat
Investigated Advertisements indorsed by Tht Tribuns.
Fee Charged for Investigation Arranged In Advino?.
ta?i*r this ,Un.tO< alien the? man or woman of ?hara'-ter and ahiiii? wanting
saploTBient. the re*t>?Di?tMe employer wanting reliable and efficient help?, th? nw
?r Inn de-iring capital for their business, or tho?? witliing to dlipnr^, of unvUitng
that ?ill ?land the tulle?.! tnieitigatirm. mi? go before the reader? of I he Irlbua?
sltb their itatementn. Indorsed b.T thlk paper.
44t SA'V the first revolutionary printing press placed in this
I building," remarked a gentleman who did not look
aged. "I can remember very well coming over to New
^ ork from Brooklyn with my father and gazing with awe at what
was considered at that time a monstrous and amazing piece of
machinery.
"Now I come over here to the same building looking for
work. I am a dentist. I practised in Brooklyn for many years
and am now doing a limitr-d private practice among my old
clients. I closed out my practice several years ago and left the
city. I have not opened an office and do not know that I care
to do so at my time of life.
"I thought I might make a connection with some reputable
dentist on a salary and commission basis, and also thought that
Tribunal' advertising might locate such a man for me."
He received the information he sought. He promised to
call again soon.
"The Tribune is the logical paper in New York City for a
department such as 'The Tribunal,' ' was his parting remark.
Seekers for information invariably speak about the prestige
of a Tribune introduction to Tribune readers. It is more inti?
mate than the ordinary advertising introduction.
Tribune readers know that we have investigated both the
advertiser and the advertisement. That we give a personal
indorsement after an impersonal analysis.
Your advertisement under "The Tribunal" goes straight
to the mark?each word means exactly what it says??the intent
?nd standard are vouched for by this paper?there is no lost
effort.
The prestige of a "Tribunal" indorsement inspires the con?
fidence which assures you of all the advertising value it is pos?
sible to get from an advertisement.
INVESTMENT WITH POSITION.
WILL INVEST $10.000-$! 5,000?In sound business anywhere in
United States or Canada where the services of a conservative and
?perienced business judgment can also be utilized as working sales
0r office manager. Am in successful, going business now; have good
fe-Mons for selling my interest, and can find a ready purchaser. Box
>0I. New-York Tribune.
PROPOSALS.
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? -.r. .. Surrogat* or th* '
?oat h?vi ? ' '' ' l" tuereb? given to al. l>er
??'? of i?* "?'ni? ?gsliiit ''liarle? V. Talle,
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pl,t?v:riu?? **"" *"" >"J'''*'- th?areol m the
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"a* YaU **" ?''"??. Btrset, In ni* my of
Jaaoi-jr~? "n or l"?'<???"? the nfieenih day of
Ul*?. Niw Tork ?|r flrl|t 1av r>f ,,?> ,913
SARAH l r.UM..
KENKBTH C. KA U.K.
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fer 5??**5??J?,?'?H VN" S?BIKHIPTIONB
' ??*?? ? rr,b?-i"i r*.-??ive<1 at the tipiowii
?.?th '.,. " *' Broadway, r,*twe*n .?Sill and
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I _ TIME TABLE8.
nrr\~ia~r\*t I I SlfT '??r H. f00* Montagu?
RED D LINfc. Still, My*, at noon.
For Porto Rt?o ?'lira.'?*? * Ven?iuel?
? IRACAS o< * PHILADELPHIA c ? 22
MARAr-AIBO..Oet. 1.ZLLM ."? ' 15
BueerlOr \. ?-ninmodatiot.? for P?i??nB?i?
SUS?. DALLETT ? op.
' ?,e-,er?! Mariagers _SJ Wall ^'"??,'
CLARK'S ORIEIT CRUISE r?:Vv
j ' KANI. ? ? ?-I.AKK. Tin..-? Bldi.. N?w York.
! DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE,
;\??eDESKS
Otfict FsriiHurt
In great variety
I ol style end pr Ire
T.G.SELLEW
HI FULTON ST.
New York;
C A RPET CLEAN IN 0^_.
m e w "V? bTkca r psTt cleamno works.
?ld^l. I^rfe.1. Most M-rforn.
TINT lltJOS WOVEN FB'?M OLD CARPETS.
Prl.e? Rea?on?bl?. Wend ?or arcillar.
TI1??.?!?? Bry.nt. 137-481* West 46th ht
? /.RirKVir~rARPET CLEANING CO.?
Cle?ii? by rompre???* ?Ir. ??.??m. hand or
?Ar ^SSS g*H&lJgLSr *"th 'U
COB S BRANDT. T?l. 13i 80th
~~A??CT?0N SALES.
,,, vtWrtTB ef a weraant ?>* ?jaawra m?rse?1
,?. . ... eve-.iil?ii. 1 ?"' ?*" ?-1?: ?' " ?,
m *at nO ?nmi ... .?l.t.h-lt^ **?"?"?'
Ori*h !:e*l?ter. -X. Weaaiaa, Marshal, US
!.er>n?r<l ?1
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.
-L?HT~B '.S KB-OOKI?.
? ?Vase rSUSS MS* to bank.
TIME TABLES
TIME TABLES.
TIME TABLES.
TffES.S.
OLYM
NEXT SAILING
/
OCTOBER 4
12 Noon
London
,?
VIA
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Southampton
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White ? Star. ? Lins
9 Broadway, New York
Lb
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by Daylight
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West gad Nortl M u I
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Tueo-da.??. I liur?<l?T?. ??.?turilitv ?
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landing at West Petal Cstakl Hud
aon and Air.-":?. m
. gets bet* ' ??
a. . - pti 1.
Hudson River Day Line
^IHIM l'\- I <N?
Haabraaara IM n*r K. ?
Hudson Navigation Co.
Peoples Line to Albany
Hteel -.learner? lURKMIllll. and I
T* MOBM I? I ?- ' ?W, '
of ? m.*: ?-?...?? including t lay, ?t
6 P. M . \\ L'.'- , - ? at s H i m
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bur?;i ?? ; p ,,- ikBtpM?
Citizensv Line to Albany & Troy
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SINDAY IIAYLIGHT SERVICE
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Phone ?I400 ??.prior
FALL RIVER LINE
llhe line of Qimllt, I ?*ahlUhe?l In IMf)
Autumn's an ideal time
for a New England vaca?
tion?
Start by the Fall River
Line.
I.*e. New ?ork. Tier M, H. li?
ft, of Ililton M.. 5:S0 P. M. Ar
rlie H ? ion 7:10 A. M. or S A. M.
Fare to Boston, $4
OfMMtal Oftiie lier 11 Norlh Itner.
lit., Tieket Offlee: 171 Broadway
Provideoce Direct. Si.50 V\ orccster. S2.-.U
M-.ler?on.. ?I??. ?I ?"?0 anil *-\00.
St-?: Bteemahlpa oeor???* as* Tiaaiaain
Hall). Inrlu?fln? Sum?a?.. ItNEM.
Fro" I'ier i:?. B ?<- ?i?'"0'" 2" ?? ?*??'&
City Ticket Offlre. 21M> Broad*Bl ., T.
Uptown ti. net om^.9wm?tm?XU BL
WBITE ?"OR UXl'a lOl.li?.K.
MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE
i mm itr.iiur.i); men .ork ino
PORTLAND !3??
in earh t'lBelam K'?iii??-i f?i?ea te aad
from all point? In Maine an. the I rm
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?it earn ??"I"? North I?wnd and North Mar.
I ?ave Pier 19. N It . f<- W?? a W
Tues Triiir* ?"'I ?I ?' ?'? P. M ?
deiu'ntfui ?BO mile ?-??- h-ur trip. Tickets
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International
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ARINE ?UNES
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t AH AHA CANAL
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SOITH AMERICA
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THE MEDITERRANEAN
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NEXT SAILINGS
OF THE
Fattest Steamers In the World
LUSI?ANIA .... OCT. 15
MAURETANIA . . . OCT. 22
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?Unlike?! BOLTS ?VIA ?nggJOl ABB fw
LONDON. PARIS. BERLIN, VIENNA.
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MEDITERRAreEAN ?AORIATIC SERVICE
. ?illaa al M?1*'-'?1?' ??b.?.it.i. Qeaea. Keadea.
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SAILING
LONDON. PARIS, HAMBURG
S, S. KAISERIN
AUG. VICTORIA
OCT. 2,10 A. M.
S.S. IMPERATOR
World's Largest Ship
SAILS AGAIN
October 11 3 P.M.
No?, ember 1 11 A. M.
Rnabltaat pBaBens/afi to irnvi in
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3 S PRETORIA tail from H-w
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l\n Jahr 3?th .St hrrrv. foot of
Whitehall St., South Ferry.
r "All other ?allln??. in this ?er
tars 'ruin ?mr lluhoken rlem.
MEDITERRANEAN
Gibraltar, Naples and Genoa
B. B, Moltke i I3.90B Tmin
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I W All iteamett in tkit eervtcm IbbSM
fromNEWPlER,33dSt..So Brook
Ivn Take 39th Street Ferry, foot of
Whitehall Street. South Firry.
From BOSTON to
j M\lKi\ - PVKI-?IMMBI IU.
Tie?,eland . ?Moher 17
Hiinihi-nc Oetnber 2*
X.7 XheOt --'"imtrt erTtr tr,-iptii>nn!
oreomoio?otton? in both F\nt and
,?||-?l|r| I UN?!"
Winter Cruises
TO THE TROPICS
l-il.tkiA BAUJHOI
Cuba, Jamaica n'..:
PANAMA CANAL
Haiti. Colombia.Costa Rlei. Nicaragua
hv the new faut Tain fcoirw
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Bekam aod tho popular ?toamern
Irm/ li>a< inn. and Prlnr Auaust
Wilhelm, of our Allan Nervlee.
II to IM Ii.i? ? . M.V.M?
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V?NAtC!~Z\ \t?OM
py Our Touritt Department ar
rang*! Tour? by Rail or Steam
?r to all parti of the world.
Write (or Information.
Hamburg-American Line
41-4*. Broadway,
New York.
For an Autumn Trip no place haa
auch attraction! as
BERMUDA
<iolf, Tenais, ???altln?. Bathing, Ilrlrlna.
??Beefing." Kb,
A delightful l imi mile nail ?n.t a visit
to them ehennlnj? ?oral lulunds for
$27.50 :r
Inrludin? WtOOSSSSAS tn-keti. meal? and
bertk, . >t. i?-,. aavrriava jmes, etc
BftllUafa Oet, >?. Il, ?t.-.
THOS. COOK & SON
Sit Broadway, '?4 I Ifth Aveaue.
,'.;.-! I ifth Alt., .(Ml Ilr?u.i?u?. N. V.
ANCHOR LINE
GLAS80W Mott,. LONDONDERRY
i'aledonia Oel 4,11 a m|"am?ronla.O-M.ia. Sam
( ulunihu ? i-t II. 2 pm ? 'allforma Oct. 25, 2 pra
I ilt-1 i \HI\. 170 and B7S.
BPfUND CABIN. IM ?ad upward.
TII1K1I < I.ABB. ?3?.50.
For Rook of Tours, Rat*?, ?it.?., apply
WNPntBOM BRi.THHHB. 17-1? Broadway.
OLD DOMINION I..IKJC
To all I'olats Houtb aad Wast. Etery Woek ?lay .
at l|i tu. 11- r 23. N. It. Tel. 3900 Franklin. I
SPECIAL EUROPEAN COLUMNS
FOREIGN RESORTS.
FOREIGN RESORTS
The Moat Fashionable HOTEL ft I Wk |?
and RESTAURANT in | AKlV
IS THE CONTINENTAL
ENTIRELY
RENOVATED
That hatmm of mmnj DISTINGUISHED AMERICAN* whmn In Pmi-im.
TURIN
HOTEL D'EUROPE
Up-to-date
See? Seat snd Cantral Pearlier?
Aatobus Ne Charges tor Garaje
WlMl VENICE
Bv?a**y Ameno*n ?omfort ranal luaury. ?-ooetaal on the Grand Cftrta? trie
eieier ream Sslesflloa and tarwoso I? nuevtllous.
Hotel
Royal Danieli
EUROPEAN ADVERTI8EVIENT8.
LONDON SHOPS.
RARE ANTIQUE
FURNITURE
Vtarttrr-e a? L?sn<ion are ln?-ited to
ina>pect the eph-ndirl Exhibiticas ?SB view
io the Galleries ai
MAPLE & CO LTD
TOTTENHAM COURT ROAD
LONDON
FOREIGN RESORTS.
LONDON HOTELS.
THE CARLTON
? Hotel, Restaurant,
and Grill Room,
LONDON.
PARIS
r MOTEL DE ULLE ET d'ALBiCii
1238 Ru* hi. MaaaeS am* u ?rasaa <?
, first o't?a All modern linproveme'.'.i?. I '''?'?
i.oine comfott L.?rge Bail. HeetauraBt. un n
?on? aa.l llnners at 3x?d prices or * la cart?.
Telegram?. L'.LLALBION. PA?IS? U?a. I
Abaule. ProprloUr
H0TEL8 IN GERMANY.
D
Rooms with privat?
Relit ?mi iollrtl?.
RESDEN
HOTEL BELLtVUE
Dlstlaaelslied Houee of old reputation. 1 il.."?
position. R. ROVNI'.ITJI? ??en M?n??e,
I Ilot an?l i-old >? aur
I Id every rooas.
PAUCE Hotel & Baths
w
lESBAOEa
AUSTRIA, HUNGARY, SWITZERLAND.
V
IFNNAThe Fln95t Hot<<
In Austria
HOTELBRISTOL
1 orated en ?i.? Fa?lilonablf karntunerrlng
and the fatorlte resort of Am man? !'??
feet Freneh ? uialiM and rhele? ?am??.
PRANCE, BELGIUM AND HOLLAND.
ITALY AND SOUTH OF FRANCE.
Grand Hotel
PARIS
Resile-rare. ?Se* ?CaguaiBee and Pisas B>
?rOsavs. 1,000 Reaaas ?nth Prwaa*
Balhs. Tariff as AsssImbUMM.
i\RIS ^?vorltf American Moim'i
HOTEL CHATHAM.
p
G
PUA M IN BEAUTIFUL
EnUMs PRIVATE PARK
"EDEN PALACE"
a
EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENTS.
RESORTS.
NEW JEltUfcl.
RESORTS.
NEW JERSEY.
ATLANTIC riTT.
ATLANTIC" (ITT.
ovrsey
America's Famous All-Year Resort
NOWHBRJE if ?the rail of outdoor
during: the early fall RlOntha
o ?tdoor enth'isiaat all thu? csi
s?-> ?tro' p afi a? tl ? ?c?s]i..r.?
ATLANTIC Cm offers II ?
1 ?? <!<->
The Leading Houses
r..-n;?h full 1nforma'!??r, r,-.
Marl He? rwugh-Blenheim
p->?!i Am*ric?n and
Bureaesa Plaam
JoeUl< weite A ?aSSS
Company.
Oalen Hsll
!(????' ?nd Sanatorium.
F. U T?S*aSgi M*r.
Hotel Ilennl?
Atn?rlr?i? P.in
? ?? F.ntir? Tear
Walt?' J B ?
Motel ??trand
A'.wave ? ?p?B
1 . Tl OS i*?"
It c. Ed ?rares
The ?Shellmme
F'jrep?.m !' .. I
J W?ik?! M-"
Hotel M ( hurle?
? T<".1 AI! I
Kan Ha Hala? s ?
?????Id* llou?e
i IfM il A M Vesr
r P ("oik's Sons
ir? fmm \ew VtW
ft M J or IVr.i
?rr leatlea
Tr-e Feanhnrst
Op.n
Sn
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' Tear
H -r]
Botel rheleee
In ?h? fnhlon?M?
Chelsea Section. '
Optn, Ali T??r
J B Thort.p?on * Co
The. Ilolmhtirst
?"?pon AJ? T??r
H*r".- r>?rn?'
ffiarlborongb-Blcnbeim
ATLANTIC CITT. N. J.
JOBIAH WHITE * BONS COMPANT.
1 xKi WOOD.
rE.vysixvAMA.
GALEN HALL
1-"- WI^NT?-WUJX .PA. ?">-i
Our frind. new l?o?e ?Soildinl ?aith jts ?Isisr?
turaiihinl? snd (?penor (?bit i? so idtsl plsce
f?r |eed pop?? lor llie Autumn ?ad tfcialir;
reduced me? duna? that period.
Hydristic snd other ?Ulli? for Flessur* or
Health ia our brautilully titled department.
Retideal physiciaa. l?oll aad Trnai?
LAUREL IN THE PINES
LAKEWOOD, NEW JERSEY.
NOW OPEN.
I'eliglufiii location Sae Anlumn Visitor?
Expr??? train <?? ? ?
te \ew Y"rk; tare bear* ??? Ptilla?selgais
I.OM. TKNM- i '.MIF.rVO.
Fur'rln- reegs and far. 111 ?? for a'Uo
mohij. l'urtl??.
FRANK F. SHUTE, M*n?fer.
IHt N?W JERSEY TOUR"
RAT EXTERMINATORS.
RAT EXTERMINATORS.
RATS EMBALMED
"This h Our Process "
Premises of All Kinds Cleared of
RATS AND MICE
Guaranteed vearlv contract work exclusively. N?-? oH i f:.it ?on incurred
by having our representative call to explain tmr metliud.
Write or 'phone WORTH 2?*lt.
ROSE'S RAT EXTERMINATOR CO.,
309 Broadway, New York.
_HELP WANTED._
Male.
1 M\PE ?MMSSS in fir-? v.-ars ??1th a ?mall
mall order ?avslBeMl (??an with *.'. eond for
fr?^ t^iok>t. TetWaei?. Ileaowk 6iW Lock
rort. N" V_
Uvr, WIRF1 SAIjBSMAN tn h?ti.ll<? a hlah
ill??? ?pei?laliv lln? 1? <1ni? ?il?.le. Ai*1res?
S , Hox It?. TrlUtm? ?'tTi.'?
Female.
WAIST BANDS, skirt hands flnt?h?rs. im
rrovrr?. hejlnners ?ant??i, also ?rranj sirl.
II ?Seist i?th ?? _ _ _,
STKNOOBAPHBR for om.e work In exrxirf of
tie? (li.-ntllei; opportunity SSf offlra trainlnic
??Ser h?H?l ?t?im?r?plier of ?even r-ear? <n
??:n? t,<>^,,l""? """ "f ,;*!"""n parent? ari'l
nlll'.i'il r\p?rlor.ui prefem?!. ?VaaMSBB B.. Hox
BL 'ini.i'.ii" OSVe*
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female
BAIMAIN THRBg pgjcaj av? ,,., u,
lot? m Suffolk ?ount> ?uooe IslaaS, ,'n tha
Jfontauk i.iti^. f'.r t;..- asjsillal a.lv. prl.-? .if
|M: eely *.". reel ne i ? _ ? ... . .. t
ln\e??n.^nt. Wrlto t? ,],v for ?.ar!|,-iiUrs.
H?HERER .'.'.' Prr>?.|?my \/.w York < n\
WOrm WANTED.
Male.
cni.l.F.nr ORAnrATB. A
years' oommeri-i?! ex?erl?n.
aponslble. ?pearltlon W., Pox 1?.
married, four
'. .'?M?e? i
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.
I'Srn'!, MAN I2?; ?It around <.iit?lde work;
(rardan. hor??, row. chicken? ?lr. ; reference?.
Cairl. Matheweon Agemy, *18 6th *\?. Tel.
37H Bry?ni.
Feiiiale
I^OMMSBg ? ISSBBS 0?rman; Mi?-S3f. S.
MM* H"ttna>??r'e A???nc-?.'. 33U ftth ivi , n '.
floor. Telephone 4S27 M??ll?on Sn
? H UIBKRMAIH BgAMSTBBSS r\. ?lien-.
flrl; i?est refer, n?-?, ?CM; elt* or . uuiury.
r?om??tlc Kx.-han??. S31 ?"?ilumbu? ave
Schuyler 813?. _
?COOK, gSS; waitress $.'.%; want position ?o
BB?her. 3 year?' referee?;? ft.mi last place
Domaetlc f:x?-h?n?e. :;-i .'oiumbu? ?v?.
?Schuyler SlSS
''??IK Vounjr Irish Rirl; no ?a?.*hln?. $.'i."? H>v,
excellent refer-n?-. ?. K. Mi?? Hoflna^ere
Ageney, ::-.i? "itij ave.. i?ti, fl.?.r Triephene
4?37 Had - . >3q_
OOI 'I.K?IlutUr ?n.l roi.k. Kren'-h ; ?x?'ellent
r?feretir?s. ?MS *X> M HlM H^ftna-. ?r a
A?en?\. .1^1 Mn eve., '.".ti il?*>r lelepl'on?
4."^: Ma.ju.in bg. __ _
HOUSEWORK or < HAMBKRMAID ?nd
WAirur.SS !!? f x?'^p'l'.nnllj r?at. romi??
??nt Irish ?irl peri-.m..I refct?n<^s. city pr?
ferre<l. i ail Irwin? Agen.y, T? W e?t llth ?t.
'?> year? establlslie.li. _ _
WAITRES8. ?Yourar. tiMt; excellent waltr???;
|>i dt) raaill). K. JIIm Ilofm?yer ?
Agenev. .120 .Sth ave. 9th floor Tel??|>hon?
4?.27 M?d|?on Sq._,
WAITHKSR-rifAMBEHMAlO ?Firs? ?la??.
ex??!l?nt referen?-? from l??t ??nvlo\?r.
wlilln? and obligiiia. Pomeitl- Kx.l.?ng?.
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