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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-11-19
CASE AGAINST MRS.
READ GOES TO JURY.
Judge Sheafor's Charge Seems to
Forecast an AcquittaI of Nor
pfine Victim.

Denver, Colo, Nov. 19--The case
against Allen F. Read, charged with
attempting to extort 100000 from
Mrs. Genevive Chandler Phipps by
threatening to use dynamite. went to
the Jury late this afternoon. The most
striking feature of Judge Sheafor's
charge to the Jury was that if the
members found Mrs. Read unable to
distinguish between right and wrong
at the time of her crime she should be
acquitted. regardless of the cause of
her inability. Mrs. Read is admittedly
the victim of morphine.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-11-19
GOVERNOR DlsMiSSES SHERIFF
FOR ALLOWING LYNCHING

Springfield, H.. Nov 19-Governor
Deneen declared the Office of sheriff
of Alexander county vacant because
Sheriff Frank e. Davis allowed Will
lam James, a negro and Henry Salz-
ner, white, to be taken from his
care and lynched at Cairo, H., by a
mob on November II.
The governor acted in accordance
with law that provides that when
ever a sheriff surrenders a prisoner
to mob, his term of office expires
Immediately.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-11-19
RICH MAN CONVICTED
OF SUNDAY LIQUOR SELLING

Denver, Cole, Nov. 19.-Adolph j.
Zang, president of the Lakeside Real
ty and Amusement Company, general
manager of the Phi. Zang Brewing
Company, and one of the richest men
in the state, was convicted in the
Jefferson county court at Golden on a
charge of violating the Sunday liquor
law at Lakeside park. The extreme
penalty provided by law is a fine of
$500 and Imprisonment in the county
jail for a term of eighteen months.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-11-19
COLORADO AND SOUTHERN r. r.
CHANGES EXPRESS COMPANIES

Denver, Colo, Nov. 19.-The Wells
Fargo Express Company has been noti'
fed that its franchise to operate over
the Colorado & Southern will termi-
nate May l, 1910. The Adams Ex-
press Company will replace the Wells
Fargo and will establish several hun.
dred offices extending from Orin juno
ton, Wyo., to Galveston, Tex.
The discrimination of the Wells
Fargo franchise is a. result of the alb,
sorption of the Colorado & Southern
by the Burlington.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-11-19
GOVERNMENT
PLANNED FOR DENVER.

Denver, Colo, Nov. 19.-The board
of directors of the Chamber of Com
merce has begun an investigation of
the workings of the commission form
of government in the cities where it
has been adopted, with view to max.
ing some recommendation as to the
advisability of its adoption for Den.
yer. This is the first step in this di-
rectfon here.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-11-19
HUNDRED AND FIFTY MILES
ON HORSEBACK IN is HOURS

San Antonio, Tex, Nov 19.-Edward
S O'Rilley, the cowboy editor who
rode from this city to Chicago to de-
liver an invitation to President Taft,
has established another record on
horseback. He travelled distance OF
$50 miles in Is hours by means Of
eight remounts stationed twenty miles
apart The ride was made from Cross
S ranch to the International fair
grounds.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-11-19
SENATORS IN
PECOS VALLEY
Irrigation Committee Today
Visits Roswell and
Carlsbad.
END OF THEIR LONG TRIP
Governor Curry and Railroad
Officials Escort Distinguished
Visitors.

Roswell, y. NJ, Nov. l9.-The SEN
ate irrigation committee accompanied
by Governor George Curry and dele
cation Of railroad officials and others
spent this morning at Roswell and
| went to Carlsbad this afternoon to in
spect the Carlsbad irrigation project,
expecting to leave for Chicago this
evening
At Las Cruces.
Las Cruces, n. NJ, Nov. 19.-The
special train~bearing the senatorial ir-
rigation committee, composed of Sen,
ators Thomas H. Carter of Montana
Francis f. Warren of Wyoming and
Wesley L. Jones of Washington, Gov
ernor Curry and several high Santa
Fe officials and delegation of prom
inent citizens OF FL Paso and the low
er valley country, arrived here at 7
o'clock yesterday morning. They were
met by a reception committee compos.
ed of H. B. Holt, president of the Wa
ter Users Association; Nicholas Gal
les, president OF the Chamber of Com.
merce; r. l.. Young. acting mayor:
I. c. Phillips, manager of the MesiIla
Valley Produce exchange: w. E. Gar
riSOn, president of the New Mexico
Agricultural College, and William
Palmer, Jr,. of Ricon, the Las Cru
ces band and Company \ of the New
Mexico National Guard and a large
number of prominent citizens. Sena,
tor Carter of Montana made a short
talk to the school children at the de
rot saying he would like to grant
them a holiday but he could not do
so, Whereupon the school directors
Immediately dismissed the school for
the day.
From the depot the party was es.
coHed in automobiles and carriages to
the Park hotel, where an elaborate
breakfast had been prepared for
them. After breakfast the party ad
journed to the armory, where a meet
ing was held, the greater part of the
time being taken up with questions
asked by the irrigation committee
which were answered by Mr. Holt and
others.
From the armory Prof W. E. Gar
rison took the party to the college in
automobiles, where a general review
of the cadets under command of Ma
jor George was held. Senator War
rem was very much impressed and
pleased with the showing made by the
| boys of the college. The special train
, backed to Mesilla Park and picked up
the party, proceeding from there di.
! rect to Rincon, Engle and the Ela-
phant Butte dam site.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-11-19
PRESIDENT TAFT
At NORFOLK
Takes a Trip on the May
flower for a Days
Outing
DEEP WATER WAYS CONVENTION
Addressed by Chief Executive
Who VIII Return to Wash
ington Tomorrow.

Norfolk, Va, Nov. 1S.-President
Taft arrived on the Mayfower this
morning for a days stay at Norfolk
and an address incident to the meet
ing of the Atlantic Deep Water Ways
Association. Taft will return to Wash.
ington by tomorrow when he will take
up number of appointments includ.
ing several in the territories.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-11-19
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY
LIBRARY DAMAGED
Fire Early This Morning Compels
Fifty Students to Make
Hasty Escape.

Washington, D. c., Nov. 19.-The Ii
brary of Georgetown University, a
Catholic institution, was badly damag-
ed by fire early this morning. About
fifty students were sleeping in the
dormitory over the library, but all es.
capped.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-11-19
MAY Recognize Rebels.

Washington, Nov. l9.-Indications
point to a recognition by the United
States of belligerency of the Nicar-
aguan revolutionists and it is not i'm
probable that a public declaration to
that effect will be made in the near
future.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-11-19
COLONEL j. N. A. STEWART
OF CAPTAIN is DEAD

Captain, N. NJ, Nov. 19.-Colonel
D. j. N. A. Stewart, veteran of the
Crimean and Civil wars, famous duel
ist in Europe and Indian fighter in
New Mexico, is dead, aged II years.
He was native Of Boston.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-11-19
FEDERATION STANDS
.... BY ITS LEADERS.
censures Judge Wright for lntemper-
ate and lnjudicious Language in
Contempt Case.

Toronto. Nov. 19.--The American
Federation Of Labor today adopted a
resolution endorsing the position TAX
Ell by President Gompers, in the Buck
Stove and Range injunction case, and
protesting against the ''injudicial and
Incorporate language" used by JUS
tice Wright in sentencing Gompers,
Morrison and Mitchell to Jail for con-
tempt. The convention voted to ap-
peal the injunction cases and con-
tempt proceedings to the United
States supreme court
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-11-19
VICTIM OF APPEN-
DIclTlS OPERATION.
William F. Laffan, the Well Known
Publisher of the New York Sun
SuccunnhS to Il.

New York, Nov. 19.-William F. Laf-
fan, publisher of the New York Sun
died today at his home on Long Isl
and following an operation for appen-
dicitis performed ON Monday.
William Laffan was the successor of
the late Charles A. Dana in the man
agement of the Sun and was the pub
Usher of that paper for the last %
years. He was born in Dublin 62 years
ago, and first became connected with
the Sun in 1877, as an art critic.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-11-19
LAND PROMOTER
ARRESTED AT TAOS.
Charged With Having Obtained Mon
ey Under False Pretense-Re-
leased on Bond.

Special to the New Mexican.
Taos, N, M, Nov. ia man named
Watson of Chicago, was arrested here
yesterday but is out on $4,000 bond.
The complaint was made by E. w.
Bovine, who had bought land, and
claims misrepresentation charging
Watson with obtaining money under
false pretense. A. R. Mandy and AL
exander Gusdorf went on Watson's
bond. -.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-11-19
SUCH THINGS
SHOULD NOT BE.
Mother and Three Children Went
Without Food for Whole Day
at PuehIn.

at Pueblo.
Pueblo, Nov. 19.-Mrs. Mary Butter,
her three children and her mother,
were found destitute at the union sta
tion today, and were given relief by
the county authorities. The family
had nothing to eat all day and had
spent the night on the floor of the
station. Mrs, Butler had been living
in Texas, and her husband recently
died. Her mother went from Canon
City to see her daughter, and they
were trying to make their way back to
Canon City when they ran out of
money. The county gave them tick
cts to Canon City, where they have
relatives and friends
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-02-12

Hlattbentiflc Edlulauiiabc.

Gin SdnMr1cr Schrcr licB lclrc
fltinen Sd,iilerinlell db lnib III audi
eillcn ~pInttocltlfcu sluIlas lhrelbcn.
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trolltc WUpallo Ser plottbciltld)G!
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&nmbhraer Sereiniguua .S.itifbern"
clue Ausnnbl. Gs lporen ga,5 bib
idc. IN natiir!id,er Sprcd)mcile dhs
1ciabte Arbciten. &icr MIR 5iuri
%robcn. "a idiricb Gin nc,mli1bri.
ncS MGodcn: .Wcrm &c 8ild)irn
t0mIrt. ocur moft lie Sc Cor up ino
i9d)t: @iluS hit Sid? NcbmS bod
mat. lilo id)0ne Iriid)c Sid. &o
bier limbs? 10 Yia. Cat is to
bier, Genl wnf ii 8roid)c oilctc.
Cam Ncbn$ mi man i0r 30 Yia.
Mou MD ionne alcin'u. @cbnS
man II p0ar Drote. &c Simmer pllln
all nat hcbcn." limo Der Iliinb
cint3 ouocren MabG1cns lultei:
"Scm &c Niid)irli fomtt. bcrm ROOT
ie, boolt sid! &c Git lea9n: sSat
iiit Ter Iiih? auhIborS. 6lurmcrn.
S.uappcn ln Col. Nat millns benz
S.,ioppcu. Gnt mat belorDn. @at
toit oenu oat Yunb? ga. 10 TiQ.
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bcIn iiit hi mi nid)t. Mebr ais GO
%il. iii id MD. Siib BIOL id mi
Slcld. - Cat f6,nS ia oil. I'd iuor
min Slid 0odl los. - Moofcla man,
rat lc bier runner fol,ciL 'iibn brInl
iG lc mttn @%eiienItebl rululcr." 49,.
Sic alrine lit ;lpciielloo bramotiid,
bCalllapt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-02-12
WcrmGncn uno Gatcincr.
Gin Scltro1 CUR Raiien Eipd,oIo9ic.
Eon GraniGIcme

Wlt lpohliciIcn nnb gum gro6c,l
Shcilc mbe,peisborcn Mufitcuun1er
iitcr Ole Supcrioritdt Der eiuen ODER
Der m,beren Hoiic lit cbeniu neri9
Der Siliiir -Ylnd,olo9ic iuie oi,d) Der
irIrtlld)cn altlturdrbeit acbolfcn.
&cNm Ole Gcutid)cn behnuptel,-- uno
lid bicrbai o,li ben ,lormanGiidcu
@rofcn mo einltrnoligen irnnsoii4
'd)rn @clonotcn @cbiucou fifteen -.
Die ll%cbcrleacnbcit Der @crmone., lei
cine bctuicienc Ghotiod,c. 10 gibt c5
chcnlo nlei Trol,olcl uno Staliencr.
Die Der ldtciliid,eE HaIic cite ,pcit
h0hcrc &ultnrntiiiior uno ipeif I)ohcrc
Scflbialunn 6illdlrciben. @%ebaupt,unG
ltcht nlithin aeDcn @cDnllptitilg, unb
Der Haiienhob miro oiif oieie Weiic
lilr geid)iirt. GicI ipittiger lit fir
oIc bic, lpeld,e o,,rd, Die Sbni lpirfcm
ipoaen, cine obiettipe Grtcn1tniB Der
Sunlitaten uno SdNpdd)cn Scr Der,
iGicoenen Haiien.
Nln intcreiiantcltcn urb id,licBlid,
olth am meiiten mmitritten lit oaS
@erb1ltniB Der %germaniid)cn unb la
teiniid)cn Maile 3ucinanDer. tbatiGd).
lid limo - tros cinigcr geiitiaer Gor.
itoBe Der Slaipen - oieie beiben Mni.
icn Die eir5isen, Die polleiitig lit bic
ci,ropdiid,e aultl,r cinactreien linb,
ia. iosar bieie eeihaiicn baben.
@cralcid,t maj, Ole ii,ielIcftucIlc II.
Glthetilhe @caabuu1 Der beihen Mais
len, 10 FAINT MOI, wcbl ieItItcilen bob
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-02-12

ooer Srhens obne Die porberige ODER
lpatere 9eitatiglus ser @cieBgebung
null ituo nid1ia lit, ablr imTner nit
Mlt5Hobme oe$ 1erfUlfe1, Der SdeHr
tllnG, ocS Rod1tes ooer &%crHl0dtnii,
lc8 pom bobiteus flint Morgcn SaH'
ocS 1iIr cine Stride, @etbuuS ODER lors
ltige3 @otte5hdl3. ODER liir cine
RIurrruobulng ODER eilcn Sotte2e
ocfer, iucnu lie ol5 iold)c bcbollt, Ter
itonert ODER MIR 5lt ioId1cm 3Ipcfe
bcltilBt iucrbcrL %anOernfnllS ser Hcr=
tori, bic Sd)cufunh %erpothmg II.
oaS @%crmGttuiB mgiiltig iino.
Art. 80. GaB sic Nrt uno Mei'e
Der @nlnImc oeS Gioc5 o0cr Der ct.
beSNiiltigen 0ctrGitigulG iid) nodl
oem @ebraldc ser HcIigipn5 @e.
uoIicnifoft. pcltcr ser @etrelienoe
0%llacbGrt, rid)tcu mo 10 'ein lolltc,
luic Die rcipeftiucn @lallbcl@bctcnHt'
niiic lie ol8 bic mirtlomltc @cfro1ti'
a!ng 0llrdj AHrlIuula oc9 bodnten
g&cicn8 aQgcmcin anlcbcu.
Nrt. 10. GQb Die TrcBlrclbcit lul'
ongctaltct bIeiben lnO iebem @iirger
oe3 Siaotcs erlarbt lcin iolltc, ullter
Tcr0uituortlidtcit iitr ctual0cn @or'
rett5 MtiBbraud, iclue @nlidtcn ilber
ale @eacnit0uoc olIS5llprcd)en, nlc-
b~cr8uIdrcibeu mo III pcr6'lcntlit)ell.
Nrt. Al. SAB Ntonopolc gcbdlllg
lino. Dem @ciitc elmer lreien Mealc.
urn9 unh Den Wortebr2 @rlnlolnBen
5ltpioerIauien uto niht ~Gc6uloct
iuCrOcn lolltcn.
Gtri. AZ. SAT IN oicicm Gtaate
feline aoclstitcl ODER crbIid,c @iiroen
crtbeilt merbcu iolltcu.
Nrt. 43. SaB Die @cleBAcblna bic
&erbreitlm9 bon @enurnillcn mlo1lto'
raj. Die ollaemeiue GiuIilbrunG zines
umild,tig cnilporiencu SpItemS oc5
ToltSrnterrihtc@, Die tSortld)rittc Der
Siterotur, @iIicuit)uitcn, 3ilnitc,
NcIopirtbitoit. nc5 @anoeiS, Der &C.
tucrbc uub Sobriten unb Die ull0cmei*
nc GcrbclicrulN Der Gage beo @olteS
hcforoern mo crnuitbiacu Iolltr.
Art. a.. SaB bic @orid,riiten Der
0mnbe9. mo unlcrcr S%tdatSpcriuI.
lung IN ariegS- mic i'll NricbcnSseiten
@cltun0 boben uno ieoc Nbiucifnng
bon oYicm @runnlaec, ieoeSScrlepnl'a
bcliclbru inter Dem &oriponoc Der
Nutmpcnoigfcit ooer iroeno cinem
onocrcll Gntidulbialrn9ogrlrnbc cine
qllic He9icrung m~ntcrSrotcn mo SIT
Guard,ic utb Seapoti3mu5 iiibrer.
Nrt. 10. Gicic N~uf5GblulIg Ser
8u,nored)tc iolt uid)t 10 olls9clcgt
iperocn. Dab iie allberc ocm&olte Dor
bcbaltcnc Hcdltc bccintrG6tigt oocr
porcntbGlt.
(Sor;f,t,ua inIAt !
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-02-12
Sdair irpbe Sm9eno Gnren Sin
Dcrui

SdoIil irohc Suaei,o Gucrn ainoerr,
Gea Scbcno sociiltil,d,iul1 ~ liubern.
Mcr iirtD Idol, nicl ~crfobrcn @ilics,
IrGQt md, Dos Shlinlm'tc 1iitel,
@utbea;
Tod, lrcnl fcin trclnolid)cs Grinrcrl,
;}iriifbIidt aus Der 3l,geuo5cit.
Gem iehlt Scr friid)c Sricb i,l Sn-
ltcrll
;}N: ytdrtcn Observation-Disclosures.
ST. y. @oocuitc0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-02-12
&eute DOT iamf Sabren!
Mm Sonntag Sen Z. Nebruat 1904.

aIm sonntag Ben 7. Nebruar 1904
9umpf Hanger Ole @lodcn, 0 iduuri
ger Slang!
Gie N,tnfcn iIogan am SinnleI ent
lang
GoS mar eiu Sanmern unb aIuqcn
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bemmt ihren 9auI2
Sic ifIuacn 5ilm ailBcriteu @ipfeI
binMlL
I'm sueitbiu &eroerbem 81 tragcn.
gSobl tGmpite sic Wdnucr nie Q0ucr
i'm Sircii,
Ton TIamncn um5itl0clt, 5criebt
mar OaS Slcio,
@ic SCl0cu lab man lie ra9cn
Sic poIltcn b%cfGmpieu bic bouiidc
8llith
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ibreu Wiltb,
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Ocrnbc Mcfr,
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mo @cbr.
Is bali fem meuid)lid)e8 Wagen -
Tllr Giner ronnt' helIeu, MIR Giuer
alIain!
@ic itobnicn Ole Nrlucu I'M aGmmer,
IcirL
al3 bate ibr StiiloIein g~cid)la9en.
Cas- rieoriQc @0u5dcr. ibr cinliac5
Bllt,
Sic bottcn'3 criuorbcn nit SdiuciB
mo nit WIui,
Gripart OH eiGcncn Muloc.
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Tadt,
Iic immcr pcrtraut elmer bimUlliid)cu
Wud)t.
Sic betcn. IN uadltiacr Stunoc.
llno @ott hat acbolicn! IS ioIlte uid)t
leill,
Gr 6Gmnlte Ole t~piitben6en Slanmeu
en-,
Ter Saier Scr @iitiucn unb @aiien.
Gr bait. gcrcOet orrd, 1Sclier mo
StlrrnL
Scut' rMIcn cS sic Wlodcn uouS burnt
5n Sburm :.
&ommt, IaBt rnS ben Gluiacn pref
ien!
So, mic or Is iiige,, 10 mus ea &c,
ld)eb'n;
Ser Mcnid) mllB ourdl Seucr mo
Sriiblalcn gehenl
@cpriiit mo gclGittert I'll mcroen -
I'm menId)lid, I'll hanoclu, I'M grGBcr
SIT leir,
@ie mod)t inns Ole SelbItild)t ~ nie.
orih 10 flcin.
ltnO mir limo MIR @ditc ol,i Grocn.-
2ic Belt lit personoen; peut'' limo cS
lllnf Sobr,
Nl3 Baltimore tiei in &erpueiiEnd
mar,
ShncI heilter sic fIoiienocn @nn.
HItIl -
InS SdIiltt mo oi,S 5riilnncr iaI,
MAN es erIteb'n
Gil, ihoncrea Baltimore finn, man
bent ichc!L
,Stoli oori man Der @clt c3 bctun.
Scr @inlRel n,oa' ifirincn Die Iicb.
iid)c Staot.
Sic mal,d,' trclcn Geutidlcn 5,,ln
Siir1cr bot.
l(lo Grie0c irn0 @obliabrt ioll lpal.
Gnrdl Scucr uno Sriitiol bat @oit
inns 9ciijbrt.
Not Iteincruc 8crjrn aGpaIti9 &c.
riibrt,
Ills bate Fl Sccrid)o,t Gcbaltcn!
81. =. 2.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-02-12
Sm m 8.

a.: Sic trasen eincn cni;iidcnoen
Nni,tg. @u lnIien Sic BENT orbci-
ten?" q: v@ci Ironfcnitein, Ser
mann @ablc II. 60" g.: .Mber
@scnid, iuic fam nan iih ri,r lpc-
gen zines InSllgcs 10 piclc @ldubiaer
mlfloocu!"
Ridter Gum Ginbred)cr): Sic
fpoIlen inns oof nif,t ettpd einreoen.
onB Sic. ais Sic bintcr Scr 9anlc
itfS 3imncr id)lidcu, reoIihc Iblidr
ten bottcn?" angcflogtcr: I'D
ieltebe, Serr Serihtsboi beiratben
pollte ih ic midi"
Snftihiffcr (ber eben Die fohe
ae%r5teredni,ng fit ci,el, t,irirten
SGenfelbrnd, be5ablt bat) $50, iett
miro iuelligitens Der 9reootp, Scr
Erot, niht mcbr bcbnnpten fonntet,.
Dap CT mcbr Bclb iiir bcn 2mftiport
misoiebt ols if."
Gicn il NJ q ohen! .Morsen,
@abam', p%erlofie id olio ben 2ienir
BET Sbncn. Sd io1 81 Grou @rer,-
iter folnnlca; Sic iuerhen mir GOD,
ein gutes 3cugniB eebcn." = Solls.
Irau: ~Gos olIcrbeitc. bds Sic iidl
oenfen foincn = i'd baiic hicic Ser
ion."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-02-12

@ertauier (im @aarenbollS
j,,r oltenSunafcrl rSoben Sic Id,on
aemdblt, mcin NrdiiTcin?" Trai'
Elm: oHcil,, id, Bin nod SIT boben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-02-12
Syrnd).

-GieI quite ulo uieI b0ic Weiitcr
Sic itlumnlern ticf IN nnicrer @ruit;
Ter 1arSen araft. Der gail5cn Sdlua
DIE
@irb iclten iid) Ser Menid) beiuuBt,
New-York tribune., 1909-06-04
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

Porter & Co have sold for Matthew Hatcher a
five story new fathouse. Nos. 32l and S2S Grim
minis avenue 710xS0 feet
The McVickar-Gaillard Realty Company has sold
for John II Staats No. 26 West SD street four
story dwelling house. on a lot lSxlUI2 feet.
The estate of Whitman Phillips has sold to the
Gem Realty Company No. : Horatio street two and
three story buildings lot 2iX40.3 feet, at the
northeast corner Of 4th street.
Edward J. Reynolds has sold for Felipe Kramer
the one family house on a lot 26x1O362 feet No.
1927 Bathgate avenue. near fremont avenue. After
extensive alterations the purchaser will occupy the
house Also sold for Mrs. Sarah Z. Galloway a
plot of tveny-one lots in 9th and 10th streets. be
tween Pugsley and Virginia avenues. This is the
first sale of the property since 1852.
Frederick Loewenthal has sold for Elizabeth
sheldon No 1872 Lyman Place. a three story frame
dwelling house. on a lot 2xl00 feet
New-York tribune., 1909-06-04
TWO FIFTH AVE. DEALS
ONE SITE At 86TH STREET.
,,,o Frank Leslie Sells a Plot IN st.
Nicholas 1Ucnue.

- II, Fifth avenue was a feature Yesterday
70. real estate market Henry D Winans &
. g. snd L. J. Philips & Co sold for Mrs Anna
MAJ ana Miss Cora r. Barnes a plot at the
.,-rer Of Ssth street and Fifth avenue, To a
no'.- banker The plot has a frontage OF %
FeA derth of Joe feet. The sellers bought
zee -be washington Life Insurance Company in
~ ,.rre house for the occupancy of the buyer
- t,,fI, on the site The four story dwelling
VIZ. VII No 1853 Fifth avenue. adjoining, was re-
III III, sold TO George Leavy-
GEN. criefein estate leased the four story build
-" osx1fa feet No. 273 Fifth avenue. between
M "a gorh streets. the Welte Artistic Player
- -sa -o7nnaay. for term OF ten years. The
-. "a, company viii occupy the property
r.-,se,rs Gulick Company were the brokers In
.-,,eactior,. representing the lessees. The
:s vrare represented by the Cruickshank Com
pans. .,..-- col, o 7o+ - the southwest cor
-.stb street and -. Nicholas avenue. 25Xl9
hs- ia so- Mrs Frank Leslie 10 builder. who will
ies. six story apartment house on the site
tis @ Atlantic Realty Company sold Nos. 146 and
g vest 56th street. two four story and basement
- u f-orr dwelling houses on a plot $Sxlop feet
So So. n SilverInan sold No. l42 TO 10 West
,resr > six story elevator apartment house,
a, plot s5x9lI iee1
" 80 Robinson Charles s. Brown & Co. sold
,Tsrv 3 Ciever No 113 East 18th street, three
~ To- snd basement dwelling house On a lot lS-sN
- ,set 70 a client for occupancy.
r.rs have been fled FOR making over the two
= x+v,e three and four story stables at Nos 46
g Essr slst street into bachelor apartment
ta.sss with stores on the ground floor, the change
:. no.rnancv being made at cost Of $1,000 from
s.trrs = bv Alfred Il. Taylor for Harold Goodwin.
= fo- charging the three story and basement
ta,sa ~ Frederick ?. Deladeld, at No l9l East
-I,b street the improvements being made from
a.sirns bv Don Barber, architect
pens have also been fled for ten-story loft
,;,6;np for q M Kurzrok al the northeast corner
f sixth avenue and 10Th street. TO cost $4,000 II
g +o occupy a lot measuring 2s-lo feet on sixth
svsnue and s. feet on 10th street, and will prob
h,v he connected with the ten story structure ad-
,,,ri,g on the street also owned by Mr.. hurzrok.
plans have also been fled for two six story
ss,--rae7t houses 10 be erected al the southeast
,1-s.- of Riverside Drive and 162d street and on
,bs east side OF St Nicholas avenue. 55S feet south
NJ 1ssth street. for the GinCold Realty Company
sn5 tbe Swift Building Company. respectively. The
PiTsrslde house IS te cost s2s00oO and the one on
s; Nicholas avenue S'5.tpt.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-04

Emily H Myers; for Mrs. Mary l. Barley. space
in the building, Nos. Is and II West 3Sth street,
Benjamin A. Halves: for Joseph H Choare, No.
10 East SD street, to Mrs. Raymond S. White, for
five years; for Mrs Charles H. Wesson, parlor
floor Of No. West 37th street to Detroit Publish
ing Company. and Mrs Charles H. Wesson, apart
ments in No. West 37rh street, TO Desmond KEEL
ley N c. Parker. W. G. Files. G. A. Pinclney. B.
81. Moore and Stewart Davis.
Samuel H. Martin has leased for term of years
the building No 200 Eighth avenue TO the Chel-
sea billiard and pool parlor.
The Duross Company has leased the four story
dwelling No. 239 West 18th street 70 the Misses
Morrison for five years: also No. SO Barrow street.
a three story dwelling. to Margaret Demuth for
two years also No. 7O2 Greenwich street TO N.
Vincent: also No AZ Downing street to Julius
IIymes and the second loft in No. 1Si Sixth ave
nue., to J. F. Fforiaver
The John II. Dye Company has leased the two
five story buildings, Nos. and Weehawken
street also for Peter Eagan as attorney, the four
story dwelling, No. Al West 18th street and for
George Jeremiah the dwelling No 2S9 West Attn
street.