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THE TRIBUNAL
ER?ISING
tat****eTiTni-r-*riraal'a*r*efc^
Investigated Advertisements Indorsed by The Tribune.
Fee Charged for Investigation Arranged In Advance.
fnder thl? rlaaalficatlon the. roan or woman of character and ability ?ranting
employment; the responsible employer ?ranting reliable and efficient help; the man
? firm desiring ? apital for their bunlnraa, or thoee> ?I.hing to dl?po?.e of anything
that will ?tan?! the fullest Inveetigatlon, may go before the readera of The Tribune
?Itb their Maternent? Indoraed by this paper.
4(?T DON'T want to be super-critical," remarked a gentleman
j who called here recently, "and I don't know that I
* object seriously to being called a 'worker' myself, but
as a matter of taste I have wondered if the word 'worker' is the
best word to use when you mean an advertiser seeking employ?
ment.
It was an ingenuous thought. We know we have often
used the word "worker" in these talks?we liked the word
without ever stopping to think whether it would sound ofTen
?ive. The more we thought about the word, though, the more
favorably it impressed?still without a logical argument in
defence.
After reading Thomas Carlyle on "Work," we need not
now seek further for a defence. This is the concluding para?
graph:
"All true work is sacred; in all true work, were
it but true hand labor, there is something of div'neness.
Labor, wide as the earth, has its summit in heaven.
Sweat of the brow, and up from that to sweat of th.?
brain-, sweat of the heart, which includes all Kepler
circulations, Newton meditations, all sciences, all
spoken epics, all acted heroisms, martvrdoms?up to
that 'Agony ol bloody sweat,' which all men have
called divine. Oh, brother, if this is not 'worship,'
then I say, the more pity for worship; for this is the
noblest thing yet discovered under God's sky."
"Tribunal" advertising is an unusual way to solve diffi?
cult problems?it should appeal to the "workers" who appre?
ciate the dignity and honor of true work.
He who has found his WORK (a life purpose) should be
happy, but he who can find a channel through which to apply
his work to greater usefulness will be indeed twice blessed.
"The Tribunal" was created for TRUE workers who seek
a broader field or a more congenial atmosphere in which to do
TRUE work.
To be given absolute comfort, convenience and sympathy
isa dreamer's desire?perhaps it is well that this ideal condition
is a rarity, as the easy life is invariably the graveyard for am?
bition.
This department is intended for "live" men?ambitious
men?men and women who seek personal advancement or busi?
ness expansion.
For information about "Tribunal" advertising call at the
Tribune office, Tribune Building, No. 154 Nassau street, or on
request a representative will call on you.
RELIABLE HELP SEEKING EMPLOYMENT.
BUSINESS EXECUTIVE?Have had 1 5 year-?' successful experience
as superintendent, sales manager and manager, successively, which
has been verified by a "Tribunal" investigation. Desire to locate
with a concern where ability, with this experience, can be used to
mutual advantage. 5 I 5, New-York Tribune.
?iVENTlVE AND EFRCIENCY ENGINEER-?-Of kmt pmctfcd
experience solicits persons having inventions, machinery or spe?
cialties needing improvement in design, efficiency, convenience or
utility. Manufacturing cost reduced. Imperfect inventions or
machinery completed. Electrical expert. Consultation confidential.
666, New-York Tribune.
RELIABLE MISCELLANEOUS OFFERINGS.
LEADERS?Volunteers wanted to act as scout masters and assist?
ants. Seek men of good habits who can devote time and study to
this movement. Masters must be over 2 1 ; assistants over 18. Prac?
tical work for men who like out-of-door life to teach boys how to
play good American citizens. 5 1 7, New-York Tribune.
RESORTS.
RESORTS.
SANITARIUMS AND HEALTH RESORTS
A registry containing information regarding class of cases treated at
the best American institutions. Working along the most scientific lines,
the interest!* and comforts of patients are thoroughly safeguarded under
the most approved methods and sanitary conditions.
Booklet, or clrou'are ot the following sanlturl'-ma anil health rsaorta mar be
stMud lb? c?lltna writing or telephoning to Tribuna Information Bureau. 820
Trftrjne Building. New York. Telephone 3000 Beekman.
WHERE AND WHY
Tb? Given? Sanitarium at F ta m ford.
Cok., for th? treatment of Nervous ana
Vilo Mental Dlaea-.?-? and alcoholic ana
??**?*? patient?, la *??"? minut?e from New
Tefk. and mer fifty tra?na each way
(tally.
AtM-eaa Dr. GIVEN**, or phona 70,
Stamford, ' _
MNCROFT SANITARIUM
Butler, Morris Co., N. J.
. Is the Hill?, of Northern New Jeraey.
'?r nervou? it' menial d!r?ea?ea and drug
?*?? Hqtior adHictiona. Umoualn?. with at
!?**<l*iita gent tor [.atienta, Illustrated boolf.
?*? _|Phon? tij But las?. _ -
ELLIS SANIT ARIUM^V?,
?"*?ufij!ly ?jttuated. 40 minutea from at. T.
jh-i.matho'iii ??teat applinnree. Ample grda.
**?' eonvalea -nt?. R??t. Chronic. Nervoua
in __
PEARSON HOMK
HlIXSr?A!.i:, HAI.TIMOHH CO.. MD
P?T'.>i ?xriusivaly to the treatment of drug
NAUHEIM r:':;;?M..a
,** rortat Park av. I'leaoant, qul<?t roome
??at ear? t?. ,.,, 1M,nrt, latest method or
BS5SS? M rUNl-ERPON, M I? _ I
NORCROFT ?SSKS?*. ?.
c"??bcur fr ,:,. Sew York For convalescents
_"??? r<-st aeekera. Mental raaea not taken.
"?*!**. Lake. M I). Teiepii'.n.? 8TJ - ''loat.r.
14INTER Pi N f?n " OONHKN, N. v.
?"?tlVrilNCO, i'hunr lllfioahen.
?,7***ltl*sl. nuiet. reatful. homelike. For
"?"""??S Patient?, 'ja year?' euccennfu! work.
"i!?5?J***?*a!or^ ut ?uperior oualtty. TlooJilst.
- ?**. SgilKKH MAMTAKirM
t.4v", ,0 ?" Phvalclana and eurgeona for
?si-al. aurifi'-ai and maternity caeea. Write
?.!?**? 4,? A MOB O. BaJUlHBl. U. V..
?SS?H"-**^ .-., N y _
11, ? . N?.I KOMM K8T.
-,' **? ?? Fletcher'?, Sanatorium for the
hJE0**** ?f Mental and Nervoua Diseases. ln
t^?^ I'ru?Addictions. \)r Mary A. Splnk,
3J*iii*?.K Market St , Indlanapol'a. lnd
hL1!!?VA,''D OR CONVALESCBI?T FINDS
?**'?h Hal ?t.?hi ehssr at
?V ?n?K- . Tln: BKIHKSDA.
T-uLv*1"* ? ?ai.ltariuiii, Whit? Plhlna. N.T.
"Ttm?iin ?"* 24' ??'?'-'?"?? ??wnmer ratea.
- _?U8INE88 CHANCE8.__
J*>4i?l?A.1* BOn?'H 'or $:i.-?-m loan for 4?? Usrs;
*"?*?*? collateral. UBERAU Tribune. I p
^? ???ta. 1U4 B.oadw.y
^J^^IMU.E LETTER8.
Isa*?,*?;* 'rt^wrl'ten letter?. H>0. fl.'.o;
?-?-Wi?n u KEHBY- a n-^""? ????
. MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
S-kVl V,1?1'"l Art ?,f the < lly of New
*4??:??7,, " ""??"?????Ii. Director. Completa
aaaA?. a "'" "'"an; without K-,lng abroad.
^M"* Umm*nty. V*o ciaramont ar? N.V.O.
In the Pines of Longr Island.
DR. HO??'
HEALTH RESORT
BRENTWOOD, NEW YORK.
Offers the comforts and convenience of a
modern Inn. Pnder care of physicians and
nur??? For Book lit and Hat?? at Tribuna
bureau or addt.-as
_W. H. ROSS. M. D._
THE JACKSON HEALTH 'RESORT
on Delaware & Lackawanna Railway
DANSVILL!', NliW YORK
If seeking a place (or Health or Beat
do not fall to write or ask Tribune
Burean for literature and a Baa large
picture showing the wonderful acenio
location._
DR. MUIR'S INHALATORIUM
The only Institution In Arnerica for the
scientific treatment of Asthma, Bronchitis
and Catarrh l y Vapor Inhalation.
JOSEPH Ml lie. M. IE,
I^ate Senior Physician to the N?w Tork
Throat, Nob? and Lung Hoariltal; Visiting
Phyatclan (St. Joaeph'a Hospital.
_Aeolian Hall. 88 W. 42d St._
ST 1 I BE ? ~ *I-T'? R N ? E I.. N. Y.
B n 11 a r I u m Mamma every facility
known to medical science for the cure of
Invalide?Learn our Incomparable record?
Mod?r?t? rat-s? Write for Booklet.
IDYUEASE im, 1U^am^tY'T'
In the hiils of Northern New Jersey. All
forma of nydrothernpy. Booklet.
D. K. DRAKE. M D.. Supt._
PAIR OAKS, Summit. X. J. Telephone, _?t**T
MS Ineono; modern eciulpment, beautiful lo?
cation. ilitiMtrated booklet. Dr Eliot Oorton.
M, V. oftbe, Dr. Thos. P. Prout. _3 W. Sflth
st. i to s Tue?. Thors, Bot __
~"?N-THE-H!I I " HEALTH RESOBT.
Watrrtim ti. I It? hfleld Co., Conn.
A Private Inatltutlori with home environment?
rhronl?: cases, gen'i invalldlsm and thoae B?-eklng
"re?; rur?." I'harle? Warren Ja<k?on. M. D.
THIS COLUMN OF
Sanitariums and
Health Resorts
Appear? Sunday?, 7 uesdajtand i hun
day? m the New-York 1 nbune Only.
CARPET CLEANING.
NEW TORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Oldest, Loi geai. Moat Mod-irn.
FINK HP?.S WOVEN THOM OPP CARPETS.
Prlcea Reasonable. Bend for C'lroular.
Tsl 4SV2 4fll?B Bryant 487-489 W?Bt 48th &*.
CAREFtJL CARPET CLBANINO CO?
pi.-ana by compressed sir, strum, hand or
on floor, l.v.H Broadway. 4-1 East ?8th ?t.
COS ? BRANDT. Toi. I'i.-Utti
i-??-?
SCHOOL AGENCIf?.
Arnerii?n and Foreign Teachers' Agency.?
fiupptlni Professera, Ti-acher?. Tutors. Ooe
arnewes etc., to i oileac?. HrhooU and F-m
111. b Apply to Mr?. M. J. .UUNU--LLTON.
SB Union Sajuora.
RESORTS.
NEW YORK.
GEDNEY FARM
HOTEL
WHITE PLAIN*. N. v.
Klnest and immt perfectly
equipped Suburban Hotel
NOW OPEN
and will remain open tt.? year roun8
Npeihil rate? during winter month?
(onilurted on the Ameritan plan.
Prill Room a la carte.
A luxurious home, with all appoint?
ment*, to meet the requirement?, of ?o~h
Individual. 4<? minutes from (?rand Cen?
tral Terminal or b| N. Y., Weatrhest.-r
a Beates Ry. to t]?8nsj Way station.
Motor 'bus aeetS tra?na. Pooklet and
tern.s mailed on re.jueat.
J. A. -ill : KM. I. Proprietor.
'Pdniy Farm Hotel. T?.L 2300 whit?
Plain? or Murrav Hill TT?0.
NEW JERSEY.
ATLANTIC CITY.
Hotel Dennis
Farine; ?he era and overlooking the pimoui
Boardwalk, every reef connected with pri?
vate bath or huvtng hot and cold running
water; capacity COO. WALTER J Ht/.RY
"APK MR. FOOTER." l/andler 'Bulldin-'
220 Went <'-i* at.
SEarlborougb- Bknbcim
ATLANTP' CITY. N. J.
TCMMI WHITE * SONS COMPANY.
I-AKEW'OOD.
THE LAIREL HOISE
OF UKEWOOD
Golf. Compl-te facilities for the entertain?
ment of motor parties,
A. J. MURPHY, Manager.
C. V. MPRPHT. Asatatant Manager.
PENNSYLVANIA?.
GALEi?~HALL"
(??? "trVERNT;R-*VlUU_*,, 1?A. ?-?-?*
Our r.r.nd. new atone building with ill daiary
laronhioja and auperior tibie is aa ideal placa
lar good people lor the Antsmo aad W later:
reduerd ratet dunn| that ptiiod.
Hydriatic ml ether Btlha for Pleatore or
Health in ?or bcaatifully fitted departmeot.
Rtudcot phyticiaa. Coll and Ttnai?.
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE,
\0?*DESKS
?Office Furnitur?
tn great variety
ot style and price
T.G.SELLEW
111 FULTON ST.
New York.
HELP WANTED.
Mala
I M APR IWl.OOO In -if jears with a small malt
order bu?1neee. basas with $5. B?nd for
free booklet Teil? ho*. lleaco-k. 60*>3 Lock
ro:t. M Y.
-.. ?I
_WORK WANTED;_
Malo
CHAPFFEl'R, 86. niarited; flrat rises prlvsu
refer? rices. A. WUNSCH, ??IS Foililo ?t.,
Brooklyn. _ _
OLNJIKMAN (371. married, ???ke position
Where energy, tact and executive ability
or?? required; prof), lent In a. .-..untancy, cor?
respondent? and office management, will go
out of city. T. P. IP. UO North Broadway,
Nyack, N, Y._
l.Al NPKYMAN'. ?6 Jiar? It, the r-ulneaa,
loet everything 4 weeks ago, burned to the
tn.und; la wltli-.ut money, will take OS""?
thing, Anawi-r I.avir.lryinan. TTIbune Ortt. e.
W . " - I" I : I ' ?By h tn PP .. ii ill .?
tlon In .i mercantile or niruiufarttirlr-.g . i.
cern, where (,y airPt attcntlOS to bualneaa
there will ha an opportunity for a.l. u.
roent. best of refereaeee a? to ?-iiorar-ter und
ability. For further partlcuUra acldrena
H Morrlll, Bngltahtown, N. J._
v. ? ITED. Employment from 7 or 8 to 12
or 1 a. m. dolly by young man with (rood
?ducation and bent ..r r? r?-ren.es. Anm
Tfl'i Tompklna ov>- . ReSSbanS, OS l'hon? lO?uJ
TompklnavlUe, , ara L. P. Shearer.
Female.
MASSEUSE, exterlemed gradu?t?, would
Ir'at '?-w ladles at P.elr hornea. Miii'.n, {.24
W< M PXnh et
r? - . _?:-:-1
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.
BUTLER?Thoroughly experienced. exeel
i. r.t refereaeee; city or coastry; 8?i? mi?b
PitsOerald's B*aaployasen< iiureau, 648 r.th
liai Bids '. <?"!. ?:.th tt._
COACHMAN, gard.-ner. ItsefUl; very willing,
let ?rr.ill rif hard work, eirlctly temperate;
v* >"ur?' ?scellent references la?aetrtal ab
?... lotion A Ken ??>?, 17 \\ ? t ?2 1 ?*. _
JAPANESE wieh-e politl?n, butler or cook;
v.-irh be?t reference? M. M , l.'.O liold at.,
Bro'.klyn.
Female.
CAPABLE YOUNG WOMAN, eicellent refer?
ence!; tak? charge child or elderly lady;
city, country. Mina FlUOerald'B Bureau. ?4rt
f>th ave., cor. ?8th.
CHAMBERMAID -Neat Swedish girl; year
tail hair last place; excellent reference?; flret
claim charnhermald; willing aatast other work.
0sterber8*S Agen, y. 71? Lexington ave. Tel.
10fi5 Ploxa._
CHAMBERM A ID, WAITRFB8 or PARLOR
MAir?.--Young, experienced girl; good r?f?
?renc?e Misa h'ltB?'Jerold'B Employment Bu?
reau, MS fith ave, (Silo Bid? ), Cor. 431 h at
i'ixiK N-al riwedlah girl, excellent cook, B??d
:... apslaiance In kitchen, beat rele? encea;
?.':'. tisterberg's Agency, 718 IxiXlngton av?
Tel. IQMPlas*._
COOK, WAITBESfl Sisters; ?.'to *-".. l?un
dr??B. 8'10; nur??, 8.10; hou?eworker, $_S; ref
?Tan0?e; City, country. Domestic Ex? hang.-, ,"!J4
bus n' Tel fVhuy).-r 91?W.
COUPLE -Engllah Scotch, butlar, va??t,~me
lul; wife esoelleat conk, very nest, eco
nomlcal; excellent refereaeee; city or coun
'trv. Ir.lUMrlal Agescy, 17 West 4_d._
WAITRESS Plritt class; Finnish, beat ref
erences. Ju?sila Agency. 6?lu Lexington
ove. Tel ?4M Ploaa _
COUPLE? Butler-valet, cook; nrat claa?, Swed?
ish; no chlldron; underBtarid their work per
fectly, excelli-nt r?rereucaa; city, country. o?j
tertMrg'S Agency, 710 Islington ove. Tel. p?S5
Plaxo._
HOT'KEWORK.--Several young pinnls'h gl???T
lately landed; wages. $l4-$20; very neat
and willing Juenlla Agency, 6S0 Pex|ngton
uv?-. Tel. 44'", I'lHZa _
LA?A'DP.P.-'S Inderatonda thoroughly ?n?
work; ehlrt?., collars, lacea, lingerie dresses;
beet reference?. E . Mina FitxOerald'B Rureau.
M?; Mu ave., cor. ?*>th ?t,_
SECOND COOK Exparleseed In cooklmr,
wiint? work with first einem cook or eh?f;
?OOd refereiK-ea Mis? Kltxl?eralda Pureau, 648
.'?ill avo___^
WAITRESS Neat, tall RwedlKli girl; excellent
wahren?, ??irlormatd, undereiand? w-tnes, enl
adu, etc excellent referincea. ?."lo. Oater
lerir's AK'eni-y, Tit I>exln4;lon ave. Tel. MM
Plaza._
tsr.Kl.'L MAID.?Young, obliging girl; any
kind of houR.'Work; 810 Mlas K|ti<)<-r
ald'B Employment Bureau, .'.48 5th ove. ?Rtlo
Pldg. I. cor. 1Mb et
FURNISHED ROOMS.
WLST'kIDE?Above lOeth Street.
SO?. MANHATTAN AVE- Coaey front room,
all conveniences, parquette floors, private
honae.
INSTRUCTION.
I \\\ ??? IPKH
Woman's Law Class
of
New York University
I saT4"*-R*a**-*"P endowed by the
Uoman's Legal Kdurallon Hoclety
\ courue of forty-five U-. lurea on law for
hURlness women aind thoa? lnt?r??ted In the
mat.age.n.n? or PrOSSTgr. Monday. WaSneB.
<i>vb and Krldaya. 11*10 A. M . or S.00 p. m ,
ai the Pnlv.r.lty Building. Waahlngt,,,,
Square. M.nhattan. KP.t Lecture ,Nov_1m
her I 'ih Limited nu/nber of .cholarahlpa
avail-tile! for bulletin ?fi?roto
(i C. BPBAatTE. Registrar
N. Y. Pnlveraity. Waahlngton fl.j . N- Y. C Ity.
JISCKLLANKOI'S St HOOIA
TI1K BKRI.ITZ *^^00V^0FDUl%rL?JIv?0B*it
Madison HqUars (1122 Bros.) way)
Bsrlern Branch, S? I-enox ara.^emmtrWtom.
Brooklyn Branch. _lS-2jn UvlngStOS ?L
New Classes t o__t*mi/ FormUs.
TIME TABLES. _J __TIME TABLES._I___TJME TABLES._I _Tl-afl TA?lrI|a,
'??ssasssasassssssWMasssssssTsW-a^^ kafafaataiassi
Have You the "Wanderlust"?
lo the Traveling Public:
For th? coming winter months a number of most attractive cruises hare
been arranged by our Company which deeerve the attention of all who are plan?
ning a trip during the coming season.
The West Indies and the Panama Canal have attracted tens ?of thousands
of Americans in -search of rest, recreation and fafof-mation during the last few
years, and so great has this tourist demand become that our Company has de?
cided to send the great steamer "AMERIKA," of 23,000 tons, and the superb
"VICTORIA LUI.SE," of W.500 tons, from New York to the AMERICAN MEDI?
TERRANEAN this winter. There will also be four short cruises from New Orleans
during the winter months by the steamers "FUERST BISMARCK" and ??KRON?
PRINZESSIN CECIUE." These cruises will vary from 16 DAYS to 29 DAYS IN
DURATION, and the itmerarie? include visits to CUBA, PORTO RICO, JAMAICA,
PANAMA CANAL. WU?ZXJELK TRINIDAD, BARBADOES, MARTINIQUE, ST.
THOMAS and NASSAU. Every comfort and convenience is provided .?float as
well as ashore, and irmumerabie testhnoriials have been received by us from
patrons of past trips, The lowest rates vary from $125 to $175 upward. Our
illustrated ?descriptive booklet contains full particulars.
Another cruise worthy of your special consideration is the ORIENT-INDIA
CRUISE by our steamer "Cleveland," of 17,000 tons, which leaves NEW YORK on
JANUARY 16TH, 1914, calling at MADEIRA, SPAIN, ALGERIA, ITALY.
GREECE, HOLY LAND, EGYPT, INDIA and CEYLON. The entire round trip
voyage from New York and return to New York is made in 93 days AT $700 up?
ward, including shore excursions and all necessary expenses. Accommodation
will also be provided FROM NEW YORK TO ITALY OR EGYPT, OR FROM
ITALY OR EGYPT TO INDIA AND CEYLON, if desired. These combinations
of portions of the trip should also appeal to those going to ITALY or EGYPT
by earlier steamers, as they afford a rare opportunity to reach these points after
a short stay In ITALY or EGYPT. Let us know your wishes, and we will submit
very attractive suggestions.
For more than twenty-five years our Company has made a careful study in
planninsg these pleasure cruises, and, with the experienced staff at our com?
mand, they have been brought to a high standard of excellence in actual operation?
Hoping that you will favor us, we remain
Yours very truly,
American p?"o"an"mr*
V \ .. Plymouth, t herbnnrg, Honl Immptoo
tine class ( ?i.in til i Isaatas?.
ST lulls Na?/. SI ?OCEANIC l>ec. S
IllllMlX Not. M M- V. \4>KK Oto. 1"
?" I ??? Star I.in? Pleamar, i ?.. lad a:, i
AtlanticTransport
N-?.? *t nrk ?I nntlnn IMrect. IT *.*. N. ?
>llnnewa?lia, Not .l.VlOuni Mlnn'IU, I???", fl
Hla?tanks. Nui.r.', noon Minn ii?, Dee?. II
Red Star ."ooV *
N V.? I ?ndon?Pari? via llover??tntnerp
\ M.IHI.WI), Nov. Ifi IIM.AMl |)?r n
KltU4)M.\M), No?. .'??/IJI \M? ?er 10
White Star H*"MM?*
N.Y., Plymouth, Cherbourg, Southiimpton
<>l.*> MI'M .Nnv.l.*.,ll?iii.>< I \M< , |??. 5
?I \.ll ??I l( , Not.'H.iin III.VMI'K , Dae. ||
N f??T|ueen?toHn?Liverpool?12 n?>on
( I I TIf ... Hot. || II \l I II . n,.,. ?
CEOR1C_Nov. MtCELTIC I?.-, n
WINTER CRUISES
ITALY & EGYPT PANAMA CANAL
The Riviera We,t ,nd'?*?
via Madeira, South America
Gibraltar, A Igt era. The Newest
Monaco Crulnlng Me a mera
Largest Steamer*. ? Lapland
In the trade Laurentlc
Adriatic Celtic Megantlc
J4.MAK? 7
tfOfaUMBSSI Jan. 17 .lun. 24
.Ian. 10 Jan. 24 .Inn. HI *r>h. II
Feb. ti Mar. 7 Ven. 2.?, Mar. 4
Mar. M Api. 4
t anoplc . . Nov. 27 | || |? ?f, |)?T,
< relic lire. || I H|| to f 17.1 npaarrl
FAMhVtQWM OffVlOS, 8 B'way, N. V.
COOK'S TOURS
ROUND THE WORLD ?ff?'&?
SOUTH AMERICA gSTSS. ??8
.Illll _'l
Pal IC?RHIA ?-'??ven Tmire ?la I/Uie.
UMLirUnnin ?teamer or rail. Jan. 7.
i?, H| etc.
niUIUi riUll Attractive tour?
r All A m A WAHAk ].,ve New Tnrlc Nov.
?-"?, Dot). 27.
CIIDriDC BaOtl Fall Toura lo the M?diter
CUnUrC r?tl?an, Algeria. Tunisia. Italy.
ths l<M?"i?. et?- . I??- '-'. Jim a, Ma*.
nOICHT Bslscl asCOCtsd T?>ura t., Kayi't,
Unltn I ii,,s sue, Holy Ijind, etc.. Dec.
?? i .., in .-t? The best Oriental T?>ure.
EGYPT and THE NILE
OMk*l luxurious ateatn?ra leave ?'airo
every (???? ?inym ?luring the a?aann f?>r the
Kirn ?ml tiecond Cataract?, th? Sudan,
?te AI-.? -It-Kant private steamers and
dahateahs for private partita.
S? nd lor program ?loslrad.
TH08. COOK?* SON
244 DlOHlmy. -'"' l-'lfth Av.tiue.
r.:.:i Fifth A\?.. MSI Hroa.lway, N. T.
Cook's Traveler?' Cheque? Are l..mil All
Over the World.
SUMMONS.
SUPREME COOBT. STATS OF KBW York
?Abe 8. Kuhn, Plaintiff, against Rose A.
Bitu?'li?-ns. Robert H. McLaughlin and .l?ir-k
,..ii Brothsrs Realty Coaipaiiy, D? f.ndanta.?
Trial desired In Naaaau County.?To the above
named il?-fe.i?lanta: You ax? hereby sum
?gosjad t.. answer the complaint Iti thl? ap
?n.i. an.-. to tttrt I copy of your anewer on
tl,- plaloUsTa att?>rn?-y within twenty (M)
days aft.r BS aervlce of thl? summons, ex
?lusUe .f th? day of a?rv|r?. and in caae of
your failure to >|i[?>r, or ans? ? r. Judgment
will be taken ?aalnat you by default for the
demanded la the eo--.pl lint
Haled, N. t., August lat, IMS.
Jl'I.II S M LoWKN'STKlN. Plaintiffs Attor?
ney. Otile?.- ami P?>stoffl?"e A?l'lreaa, 149
lii'oadway. Manhattan. New York City.
To Ju.Wi.on Brothers Realty Com puny: The
foregoing ?ummona I? ?erved upon you by
l.ubllcai|..n pursuant to an order of Hon.
Russell Benedict, a Justice of th. Huprem?
folirt of tl.e State of HSW York, dated th?
"lull day of Kept? mh?-r lfll.'l. and fl!?d on the
.'l'.th day of Heptcii ber. I tit, Is th?- office of
the Clark of the County of Nassau, In the
Town of Mine?la, ?"?.unty of Nassau. State of
N?w York, the original aummons and com?
plaint t.sNlng been flleo In said office on the
5th day of August. i!?in.
Dated. September ?Kith. 101,1
Yuut?. etc.. J1T.1IR M. I-OWEVRTEIN.
Plaintiff's Attorney, (iffl??- an?l POSS Of.
fice Addreae. i I" Broadway, Manhattan,
Kew York City.
CUNARD
NEXT SAILINGS
OF THE
Fastest Steamers In the World
MAliRETANIA. . . NOV. If
LUSITAMA.... DEC 3
Hailing at 1 V M
KOPTE \l*? FHIIOrARD for
Quickest
LONDON, PARIS, BERLIN, VIENNA.
?Caronls. Nov.lVIOam I ?.:*.?:. DM.M
? ?? arniiiiila.Not''Ii.IUiiiii LUMldllld , \ \|
! ?Ivrrnlo.Dec.lO,10\ M *< ?miianlo,Dec."il.lam
j Maroni?.. Prc.Pl.lOum. M arm'la.Jon.lO.lOam
Mauretania l,\!M,,!"Lusitania '{??
I ?Calls at Queenstown Kiist and West Round.
MEDITERRANEAN - ADRIATIC SERVICI
' .. lag Si M i:? 1rs, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naple?.
Tri.h-e. Mini.?. Mailings noon, tie? Itinerary.
?|PANN<?NIA...N<,v. :.- IULTONIA.Dec. lit
tCARPATHIA..D?c '.' |P.\NN( ?NI A.. . Jan. 15
toniit.? Madeira, Gibraltar, Qeaee. |(?mit?i
Madeira, Gibraltar, Penoa; carries ad and nd
? i.iM ?tily |Omlts <l?noo and Madeira, ?ralla
at I'atras.
Special Winter Cruises
RIVIERA- ITALY- EG YPT
Madeira, illbialtar, Algiers. Monaco or Genoa,
Naples. Alexandria. Sailing? noon.
FRANCONIA y^H%KB.u
UCONlAJ^b'ICARONUi^Vf
?Will not ?all at Alexandria.
ROI ND THE WORLD TRUTH, $?SS ? UP.
S;..-clal through ratea to Egypt, India.
China. Japan, Manila, Australia, .New ?Cea?
land, Sou'h Africa and S'uth America? In
depaadoal tours In Europe, etc.; send for
booklet ? unar.l Tours.
AGENTS FOR PENINSULAS AND ORI
KNTAL H. N. ?O. rREQDENT SAILINGS TO
INDIA, CHINA. JAPAN AND AtMTRWIA.
ll.-rs foot N'.-st 14th Slr.'?t. N. It. Offlc??
?4 State Street. N. T.. opnoslts Bsttsry.
NORTH
GERMAN
LLOYD
Kaiser Wllbelas II.Nov. IS
Kronprinz- MBBta Cesltle. ...Dec. 2
Kaiser Uli..Im 11. Dec. 1?
Fast Mall. Sailings.
Prin? Friedrich Wilhelm. Not. 15
tfirosser Kurfuerst.Nov. 22
t-MI-trt.arnssa .Nov. 2,1
t Premen dlrecr ? II. Cabla
London?Paris?Bremen
faallimor?-Breinen direct; one
cabin 'III; Wednesday?.
Railings on HAVPRDaY for
THE MEDITERRANEAN
Prinzes? Irene.No?. IS
Berlin .Dec. 6
Through rate, from Egypt, India
New Tork to and PAR l.Aii
Sotlth America Via Europe
Independent Apotind
Trip*, .tartlng the World
any time or plac? $625.85
WEST . PANAMA
INDIES * CANAL
Cruts? a During Jan., Feb. a Mar.
OELRICRS A CO.. ORNERAL
I.1FNTH. S Broadway V. T.
...
ppn "n" i iwh Fler *%fo0* Monugu?
iiL-U U L.lllCa Htreet. Pklyn. at noon.
For I'ortn Rico. ? uiu a., <_ Venezuela.
PHILADELPHIA Nov. 19(CARACAS...De? I
MARACAIBO... .Net MIZULIA.I.e.-, to
Superior Acomniodatlons for I'asaengers.
BLISS. PALLETT A CO.
General Managers ?2 Wall Street.
BERMUDA
?BEST RATES, Steamship
Tl.-keis. Uoteta I'rl.e?, I'aves,
et--. Individual or Tarty Tours
every sailing. Send for Folder "R," free; or
The standard QKlMo, Maps. iflii'Hntlons. 1 ?e
BcrlpPon. postpaid, 25c Tel. 4748 Mad t?q.
Bermuda tourist Burean. 1180 B'woy. N. T.
England's famous outpost, her oldest colony,
where roa may indulge in sports, bathe, drive or rest
under Summer skies. Here also may be seen a newly
augmented, powerful British fleet. A foreign coun?
try, where everything is strange, different and fasci?
nating, at the verv doors of Xew York.
2 Days from N. Y. Round Trip $25 Up.
S. S. Caribbean S. S. Bermudian
*,.il?S tons reg.
10,670 tona dlspl.
The Royal Mail
Steam Packet Co.
Sanderson A Mon, Gen. \ki?
? State St.. N.T. Tel. Ml Broad
Raymond ? Whltcomb.
>s. rook * lea,
Sailings
?easy
Week.
Twin Screw
B.rtOO tona reg.
lO.ftlS tona dlapt.
Quebec S. S. Co., Ltd.
A. E. Outerhrhl-je * Co.. Af-ls.
2? B'way, NY. Tel 1780 Rector.
Tim?. Cook S .?on.
Ml nnd _n?l Broadway.
Or any Ticket Agent -j.u and ?;.i Fifth Av?
riefe?'?
Inter
changeab'e
W RITD '-'MM? B ?O K L E *TS
ft
R
WHITE STAR LINE'S ''g*tl "fafS-sTHIlF"!
MAMMOTH OLfiOrlt I
Londos-u-Paris
via Flymoutb?Cberbourf
Soutbamptoa
* '. <?
November 15
11:00
A.M.
AND
..,.!.'
??-ss
December B?
WHITE STAR LINE
9 Broadway New York *
ANCHOR LINE
GLASGOW
via
Mot 111?
LONDONDERRY
Cemeronla.Nov IS.fl ami Caledonia, Nov 20, 9 am
California. Nov.22.'? pro I Columbia. ."_><?<% ?J, 2 pm
FIRST CABIN. $70 and $75.
IECOND CABIN. 150 and upward.
THIRD CI.AM, I8?.50.
Sailing ll?t for ItU now ready. Apply
HENDERSON BROTHERS ?1 M ^? its St
Providence Direct, SI.SO j Worcester. $2.40
Out ?.lile Two Berth State room?, 11.00.
St'-el Steamships Georgia and Tennessee,
Dally, m. hiding fjuntiav. . ??? P. M.
From Pier 16. IS. R. 'Phone 2700 Heekman.
ri t y Tlck*t Office. 2D0 Broadway, H. T.
1'ptown Ticket Office. B'way and 23d St.
MAINE ?STEAMSHIP LINK
9* Direct
Between
?NEW YORK A
tOiloi.il Fare? to All P?ilnt?. In Maine.
KArVrhKN STEAMSHIP CORPORATION.
PORTLAND
CURK'S ORIENT CRUISE **&***"
U.S. "Rolt-Tdam," '4.170 Tons. 64 Baya,
tlOO up. .Ian. 10, Round the World Tour.
FRANK i*. CLARK. Tlmea Building, N. Y.
OI,l> UOMIVIOX LIXE
To all Pointa South and Wast. Every v.., ? day
at ? p m_Pl.r 3a._fi. H. Tel. 3900 Pranklla.
Centra. -Hudson I.Ine Stearnera for N'ewburgh,
ro'k??-.:ls. Klngaton, Pier -'4. It Franklin 8t,
Fall River line
:toBOSIDH*3SS
Lv Pier 1?. U. K.. ft. .ultoo St.. N. V.
dall> at 5 00 P. ML Strs. COMMON?
WEALTH and PRISCILLa. Orc-wsir*
NEW LONDON (Norwich) LINE Via
New London. Lv. Pier ?0, N. R , ft.
Houston St., week day. only. ((Hi
P. M.' I'ler 70. E. R.. ft E *M St..
I 30 P. M Sir?. CITT OP LOWELL
and NEW HAMPSHIRE.
NEW HAVEN LINE. La, Pier k% a r..
ft. Catharine St.. week days 2:?5 P.M.
Mr RICHARD PECK.
Ticket?, etc.. at 1T1 Broadway, Trana
fer Tour.et Office? and at Piers
The New Knglanil .f.; ?_?"lehjflJ^-ji?on*^
HUDSON NAVIGATION CO.
PEOPLES UNE CITIZENS LINB
-TO
ALBANYandTROY
Elegant Steel Steimers Leav? from Pier
32. N. R., foot of Canal St.. Dally and
Sunday., at 8.00 P. M? and W. U?th lt..
N. II . at ?.?5 P. M.
All Motel ( omforte?Steam Heat?
Kicellrnt (nlslne?Phone Spring 0400.

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