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New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
MORE LOFT LE.lSES.
Il Nnmber Of Modern UptO7cR
Houses Also Rented.

Frederick Fox e. Co. have leased FOR J.
Enterberg the store and basement. contain
ing l2-eOo square feet of space. in the new
building Just completed Al Nos l0s les and
l0e West 9Th street. for a long term Of
wears. 10 }. Norhaus & Sons. fur importers
Also, for Webster b Mabie d Co. the
store and basement IN the new building
Just completed at No. - Nest alst street
fOr q long term of years To the Sterling
Button Company: FOR sailors Snug Har-
hVr b.epo square feet Of space IN the
building Nos. 3 and University Place. 10
Spero & Startled: Tor Gustaye Lange the
sixth loft N No. l05 Bleecker street. corner
~ Greene street. 20 Max Wen d Co: for
'he y. A. Setz Realty and Construction
Company the top loft a. Nos. "a and 36 East
leth street. and for Otto r.. Hartman TO
flie Fechheimcr- Fischel Company. tho ton
lott II 80. p Bond street
=. Brett'n a Son have leased FOR a Mr.
Nehsl 80 3ss Fart lanh street. a two story
and basement frame house: for a Miss
s'unnion. 80 323 East l.sth street a three
story brovustone house. for = Mrs Pugs-
icy No. 49, East listh street. three story
brick Aousc and FOR Mr. Flierief. No ~.
Last 1sls' STREET. = three story brick house
samuel ~. Martin has leased for Morris
Neirsteln the store and basement IN the
neW loft building. 40 s2l Lsfavoit, str.et.
Tor = term % hve wears.
Samuel MetzFsr H. the buyer - Nos IlS
and 10 Nest o6th street sold recently bv
Albert ]. Sire and Louis T. Kresho,er Nj
Hetzccr is also the purchaser of No US
West ssth street sold by William R Mel
con
Michael Schourbrunn is tho bu,er of 30
g. Coeuties slip.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
The PRIVATE SALES MARKET
SAMARITAN

AUDUBON AVE.-Hall ]. How & co. sold
for James Rowan the northwest corner of
Audubon avenue and I54th street. plot AK
loONsSxlpo. to Robertson & Gsmmie, who
viii erect n five story apartment house on
the site.
WEST END ANENCE-Emanuel kabel-
sohn sold No l95 West End avenue, lye
story iathouse. on lot 25.5Xlo0, al the south
west corner OF 6sth 81.
JUMEL PLACE.-Baumann & Osorio re-
sold for John Soltau 20 the Newton Realty
and Construction Company the plot 75xlo0
feet. on the west side OF Jumel Place, l66
feet north OF lS7th street.
CHURCH STREET.-The Seymour estate
is reported to have sold Nos. 2S6 and 2ss
Church street. northwest corner Of White
street. a four story building. on plot 5ox50
feet
LEROY sTREET-P B. Brown & son
and {. Carlucci d Co. sold for Ernest l..
Hahn Nos. - ana - Leroy street. SIX
story tenement house, on plot 44XS0 feet.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD.-S. LAS
perches sold for ;. Lassla plot, 50XlG0
feet on the west side OF Southern Boule-
Nsrd. 80 feet north Of 18th street
MARION AVENUE.-salvat L'Asperches
SOLD for Mrs c. Cronemeyer the dwelling.
on q plot 5oNllo feet No. 2S72 Marion ave-
uuc.
l.AFONTAlNE ANENCE.-Salyst LAS
perches sold FOR :. I-asola plot, 5exlco
feet on The vest side OF L>afontaine ave
nue.. 10 feet north Of l7sth street.
VALENTINE ANENUE-Salvat LAS
perches sold for tho Valentine Construction
Company, three story frame dwelling.
~ tho northeast corner Of lSsth street and
Valentine avenue. Also sold for e. Huter
plot. ,sX9s feet. on east side Of Valentine
avenue. 30 feet north Of lsSth street
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
FITZGERALD FILES PAPERS
Exmayor of Boston Secures Ten rbou-
sand Names on Nomination shss.s

oos'oh. Nov. N.-The first candidate for
mayor AT The January municipal elect,o,, -.
me nomination papers under the pro,.is,,,,,N
oi the new city charter was ex-Nfavor I,t,S
- fltzseraid. whose papers. contaIpins. -
thousand names. We're placed IN The 49,,
- 'ne erection commissioners TODAY. OnI,,
nVe thousand names are required. bp, -.
'he commission has 10 certify each 49,
an eN''s number was sent m 10 cover mis-
takes Nus
""h'n a few minutes after the Fttzser-
aid papers had been nled representative oe
the citizens movement. which last nisb,
agreed ON James J. storrow as a candidate
obtained the necessary blank forms for ,,,r
ella''on to obtain names indorsing his cam
didacy
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address CT attorney

with name and address of attornsvl
NOVEMBER Is
CRESTON AVE. W s. iCa.7 II n of tas,b
-. 25Nio0; May q. IaDs; Vim Britscb
ana ano o. Ernst Keller .......... q So.
way
ESSEN ST. I37, 25xs76; Dec . 1901.
Levy Sobel O. Wihelmina Ginder IL Mo
Attorneys. Schmitt Haas iig Mas
Eau 81.
SAME PROPERTY; Feb I 1905: Ber-
nsTd Truscil To Levy Sobei ....-.. II 200
Attorney VIM orr. 81 Chambers
GRAND ST 557. and Madison s., 4oI
:-'xS52; July 81 1905: Betsy Regen-
bcgen 20 Zen0bia HanheId ....... scoo
Attorney Chas Emo 80 Park Row
GAMBRIL Sr n s. 6SI II Of Marion
sEf, 2sNlt1. April ~. 1877: Geo "
Nsbb ana an2 10 Valentine kolb..... 1000
Address. s72 broadway.
GRAND ST %, p 6x7e.s Aug :. 1902;
Jas Il Cornell and auo 10 T - a L 90 10 OOa
Address 10 broadway.
ioo. Ma,N7 1907 sopbie Muller 10
chris Kelly .-......... ............ EO,so
Address. lT6 Broadway
NORRIS PARK AVE. ~ - IG5 n "a of
White Plains id. .axiu0. Nov : ipDR.
ROCCO M"ntorosso 20 Marie = East
Address. ITG broadway.
MoI.RIs PARK AVE. n 8 a7aa n . Il
.uiunport Ri 50xii0. Iune - is,si.
Marie i>astburn o. Erh B Lew. aOo
Address. ~ VI f@d
FERRY AVE >. iI95 r. "a of a0sfh
~. loo1loo. july ~. 1909. Perry Ave
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
NEW BUILDING PLANS
with owners name and address }
NOVEMBER Is.
MANHATTAN.

with owners name and address,
NOVEMBER Is
MANHATTAN.
SPRING ST. las: for an sty hrlx store
ami lofts. 2SX61; z T Ward. 20s Broad
way, architect. cost st-.--...-.-........ $40 600
owner. Estate u Mary \ Post. enS
broadway.
sTTH ST. 50s To 5l6 West: for 8 Stv
brh fathOuse. 100xS5: = FlaEx 35
Wall -. architect. cost. ........... NJ O00
owner. Model Fireproof Tenement
60. 81 Wall ~.
THE RRONN
PROSPECT AVE. . :. 52 90 n q % IssS.h
ST. for l sty trk store. aO GOx4sst.
'isrvin. 35O5 Sd ave architect
cost ;....,.....- ,,..... ...-. 5000
owner. L Thraumann. 1914 PTos
pect
WASHINGTON ST. = T5 n n of Car
roll Place. for = sty frame dVIg
2iNis Timothy J Kelly gS5 Morris
Park ave. architect: cost -...... 20
owner. James Dolan. Rhlnelander
ave.
16oTH ST, =, from Jackson 20 Forest
ave. for hrk and tenults one
q sty, 4SsNTll. and one > Sty 4Ssx
sS.4, Goidner & Goldberg. 7Oi' Jack
son ave. architects: cost ..........-- iaO ~,
owner. Emma NJ :. Mestsnez slO
Forest ave.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
USED THE KRUPP PATENTS.
German Company, 1t Is Said Lost
100000 a Year.
IRv Teleeranh 20 The M,

Ihy Telegraph 70 The Tribune
Frtsourg, Nov S-That at least x5o0No q
year was being lost to or withheld from, The
krupps oy the Carnegies ard other. stesl
hrms using their patents was one of ,ba
features brought out IN taking testiponv, n,
tho ease Of the Krupps and Csrnagtes
against the Midvalc Steel Company.
The latter concern is being accused -
uh"aran'ed use Of IDEAS patented bv tho
hrupPS and for the use OF which the car
hfsie steel Company and others in ,be
Cn'ted states have for years paid ROYALTIES
Inc Carnesies, IL Is said. Iaii this state -
anairs before the Krupp agent. who carc
7" America 20 collect. and refused 10 ,,',,
un'i shown that others had not been r,e--
mi''ed to use the royalties witbout cost
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
FOR BROOKLYN PLOT. $50. 900.
Abels-Gold Company to Build Duples
Houses on Site.

Wood Harmon co. have sold pio.
Of land. fronting about go feet on th>
west side Of East 18th street and io5 Peat
on the north side OF Foster avenue IN
cIuding the corner. 10 the Abels-GoId Com
peny for irnmedite development. for abou,
$4,000. Tho Abels-Go1d Company have
bought the tract 20 develop Il with a series
Of duplex dwelling along East f5th street
The land sold IL part % a tract which
stretches from the Brighton Beach eie-
waited line 10 Coney Island and from Foster
TO Newkirk avenues. the latter being an
express station on the Brighton Beach Iins
II was purchased over seven years ago
from the Butterick Publishing Company
and has been held practically intact
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
NEw-yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 10 1909
10. a.t nrman r,ahIn =. Al l.eiloo = .ei ssId-

TOE at Hyman Rubin ct al lsction 20 set ss'o-
convevancs etcl. attorney a Palmer
OSF-HAI.F OF LOTS % .. map 81 kstal.
~ Orrin 3 F0rdham. city Island. psreet St
land under waters % long Island Soilna ~
front of and adjacent 70 the upisnds Or r.zIa
i, Waterhouse. Town % Pelham cpfltaniins
4 ~ acres: ROsslia A Williams agt ma ~
C0lllscn 81 al foreclosure % mtg. Attorney
u MathewsOn-
STH ST. 3f5 East: santiago p CahiI ast DsVta
i simon ct al action 10 cancel deecsi. a''o4
ney. VI Stiger.
IfTH ST. = a2s n % 2d ave. 2'xi0s-S;
Rosehu Realty Corp agt Giuiio legnam et al
(amended foreclosure Of mts' attorneyS'
Bowers & sands
SsTH ST s37 Philip Rosenberg. trustee as'
Tfvman Rubin % al faction 10 set aside con
veyance. etcl. attorney. A Palmer
1caTH ST 5ts West: Northern Bank ~ Ne~
York agt William Gum 81 al notice or ieNSl'
attorney. T p Foley.
f3sTH ST n - % n % Brown pl. 9'xi",
Alice : Anderson Nellie Bogart et az
foreclosure ~ mtg). attorney N hofah.
IG5TH ST n s. t41j n OF Boston ave. lb4N
seNiTrez. Gertrude Bougman aEt lda r hlns
- al Noreclosure OF mtg. attorneys. BiscN'
Varian & Somers-
isfST ST. :. 100 n % Audubon ave- l2<,S
fte: standard Plumbing supply 60 ast william
~ bingham Plumbing and Contracting 90 81 al
faction to forecose mechanics heni; attorney
T stern
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
a MODEL lOET LEASE.

i"ase has been signed by Duval a Gone.
commission merchants - woollen goods. II
30. = Fifth avenue. Manhattan. with th.
Lush Terminal Company. for l2.@g9 square
feet of floor space on the third floor Of
Modei I,oft Building No. 3. at tie foot Of
18th street. South Brooklyn.
DuNai a. Cone viii remove their entire
stock from their present WsreTooms. a No.
e Worth street. 20 their new quarters. and
chip directly. by soa or land. from the
South Brooklyn terminals
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER Is.

NOVEMBER Is.
GRAND BOULEVARD. $. $50 II n ~
Burnside ave. 51xiO4; Louis 1age agt
fremont Temple Congregation Gates
Of Mercy, owner; Gurlitt Manning co. -.
Inc. contractor -S0-"AV Vo
MADISON AVE. 5. whole front bet
5sth and 59th SITS; Dtmock FINK
90 agt John ID Crimmins. owner.
Walter J Solomon and 59th street ana
tors Ds CTenewap 1883 IS
TINTON AVE. :. - II Of iJ0th 81.
75x94.1 Il; John Murray agt linton
Contractor ISIS 20
co e9H ast e"a.e ..'t.'. 2o77 90
same ''- -.''' $50 co
STH AVE. 75o and 752 Rapid Floor
SuTfacing 60 sgt Metropolitan Mer-
camille 4 Realty Co. lessee and coz
tractor .-..-..---- --"p
sTH AVE 8 cor 129th -. 2OX-; Harry
Zudek agt Pincus LOwenfeld and Will
lam Prayer. owners; Max TOOnkel. con
tractor SVVV
42D ST. n :. los II Of 9Th ave. Tex1O0;
same aEt estate II Z 4 Hoffman. own
CT, Z B l. Carter. trustee; state Real
- 90 and walter J solomon, lessees
and contractors {renevaD. ....----.--. ISs %
9th ST. rs West, same sgt trustees Of
Columbia College. owners. Walter j
solomon. lessee and contractor Ire
newaD ...-------...-...- -ol "
sSTH ST. lis West; g Sslkin & son sgt
Edward Carroll, jr, owner ana con
tractor ...-.-... 81 90
l1sTII ST l61 and los East; Sol Minis
kof agt Rachel Weisenberg. owner;
Morris Weisenberg. contractor. .-.....- s20 90
1S5TH ST, "a s. l25 II " Of IT Nicholas
ave. X; Harry Zudek agt Pincus
IOweufeld and William Prayer. own
ers: Max Toonkel, contractor % 90
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19

500 oo0 Observation-Disclosures. 100
Address. care = A snow. Is Wall 81
I3tTH ST. 81 and 81 West. 50x99.l IL.
Paterno Bros 10 Margaret T. Napier a.,
mtg S50.5OJ) ....................-... iVe
Address above
iSaTH ST. 1i6 West 25x9o1l: James
Thomas to Margaret r. Napier tmts a.,
S-fsp'tl .----..--.--- s-..s.+.+ ~
Address above
1s0TH ST. - to 2s West S91lx irrs..
Paterno Bros 20 Margaret r Napier -,
(mtg Si0i .5Ooi Observation-Disclosures. 10,
Address as above.
li6TH ST. :. $50 u OF Amsterdam
ave. i2Oxaa. H. Abijsh NJ Dederer TO
lnion Bank OF Brooklyn. ......--.-.-- lOs
Address a Court St. brooklyn.
1SoTH ST. 5. "A II OF Concord ave.
"sNlI5. Louis Gordon tn Concord Ave
nue. Realty 60 tmtg SIS. .5esD. ......--- los
Address, 24S Broadwsy.
1sgTH ST, =. 100 n of Prospect
ave, 12a9; sophie Knepper 60 Nora
realty co lmtE Sl3.5ocD ......--......
Address. AS Fast I57th ST
lsSTH ST. s. - n . of Marion ave.
~'Nt1; William g Bergen 20 Ellen Sica
1Tntg SO 5ool NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ioc
Address JfT Manhattan ave.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
DEALS AT EDENWAIO.

The Edenwald Land Companies have sold
thirty-siN lots On Amundson Hill. Pratt.
Wright, Monticello. Seton, Monaghan.
Jones and Bracken avenues. Among the
buyers are William Mulcahy. Carl and
Herman Waldman. Maggie O'Neill Z. J.
Schick. w Lynch. Patrick Dee, Joseph
Levy. John Mcnamara, carl Muller, 4.
Rechenbach. Thomas Griffith. Dominick
Grogan. Hannah Frank. II. NJ. Gold, A.
Blumm. Isidore Friedman. John Foley, II.
Robbins. Louis Frank. Anna Lassen, Mary
J. Manning and Jacob Levine.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
TO INSTALL ITS OFFICERS.

The annual installation OF officers OF the
West Side Taxpayers Association will he
held tomorrow night at No. 357 West 3ith
street. The following officers will be in
stalled for the ensuing wear: DR. George
Wenner president; Charles Hvass. first
vice-president: Dr. Philip q. Becker. second
vice-pTesident. Charles A. Schrag. record
ing secretary; Frederick Keller, treasurer
and julius Nske. financial secretary.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
SCHOOL CHILDREN WARNED

rs a result Of "a letter sent to The Roard
OF Edu'au"n oy Edward :. Cornell. secre-
.a'A OF 'he National highways Protective
'"'eS' PRESIDENT Winthrop of the Board
VI r"u'",'on sent cut letter yesterday
urging principals a. wern chlliran -,
dangers In the street. csperiallv a,,,,,,,,.
hiles. The letter was sent to an ths ,,,h,,.
school principals la the city.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
RECEIVER OF RENTS NAMED.

Charles 4. Hickey has been appointed
receiver of the rents OF mercantile build
ing at the southeast corner OF Fifth averue
and 4st street on plot lsxss.4 feet. in an
action brought by Frank Il. Martin against
the 4. g. Potter Company and others TO
foreclose q second mortgage made by the
y. q. Potter Company on May .. 1859. JUS
tce Mccall has signed an order requiring
the receiver TO file a bond OF 5000. There
Is a prior mortgage on the property for
S5A9o.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER Is.

AUDI BON AVE $. whole front bet
1TTth and t7sth SITS: NOrwalk Lock co
agt Washington Heights Development
and Construction 90 et al; Nov Il.
1909 ........................ .sI.s2l Is
WHTTIOCK AVE. 800 $3.50 aT3 9IT
9s1 and 9s5: Patrick Mccormack agt
10y bondD .............'..... $50 %
9TH AVE. s.: 18TH ST. . and ! Fast:
NJ + Westergren. Inc. Rgt Carrie NJ
Butler ct Al: July Is. 1907 -. s.5ls 10
i1sTH ST. i61 and I63 East: United
Plumbers supply 60 agt John Doe e
Al; oct 10. 1909: ............ $3.50
l42D ST. s. $50 n OF 18th ave:
Oriental FireprOor sash and Door 90
agt & VI Realty 60 81 al: Nov 10.
1899 -..::;...;.....-::..--... -. e1s %
sGt Abraham Nelson ~ al: July 3.
1909 ......................... Sc -
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
SHOP ON HOTEL ROOF

J. ~. Gibson. architect has filed for John
jacob AstOr plans for a roof extension 10
tho Hotel Knickerlocler. at the southeast
corner of Broadway and s2d street, 10 be
Lsed ~ an upholstery rcpair shop.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
SACRIFICES LIPE FOR PooR.
Providence Specialist Contracts Blood
Poisoning in Charity Operation.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribun-.I

If'y Telegraph to The Trfbun-I
Providence. Nov 1s.-Dr. Frank n
SpraSue died yesterday from blood poison
ing which was contracted three weeks axo
while performing an operation on q
charity patient at the Rhode Island Hos
pital
When the operation was performed ther>
was a slight abrasion on Dr. Spragu.'s
right forefnEer Within few days hls
hand and arm began 20 swell. but WHEN
treatment was undertaken IL was too late.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
NOW OWNS MIDTOWN SITE.

Tho Rockton Construction Company. of
which j. Heib is president. is the buyer Of
No. 10 10 100 West 9Th street. sold recently
5y David and Harry Iippmann.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19

Chambers 81, 50xa5. lx50x9a. 10. sly store: A
NJ Dexter gdn. agt r Rich 81 al: Mackenzie
a r. attys. J Langbein. ref; amt due.
So 92g ga.
BROADWAY "a -as3 " = SOIL II n Of Cham
bers 81 5Oxi6 lNJ0xs4. 10. sty store: \ *
Weir 81 al, adnIrs agt l. Rich ct al. Mac
Kenzie q y. Httys: W o'Neih. ref: amt
ilfe So s4a AZ
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
LIS PENDENS.
NOVEMBER Is

bhsh1h ~ =, : aa q % - paui.s ,,
Z-dN'siS-' SNdi. Irving Halcom agt Ahr.h.,,,
shs,kein "A. 81 al foreclosure OF mtg: attorne,
Ci-iNIbN AVE. 1895; Richard q I,,--
samuel lewis e. al lforccios,tr. ''.u" tu" agt
torusy, Welthsch "'S' al
MARTHA AVE. " T. ~ II n ~ .aS,. . -.
frt nnilnr ftrater agt German Real r-s,e
60 foreclosure ot MTG attornev ~ ,,,S,fsa.e t5sa.e
MONTGOMERY ST. &c: Philip Rosenberv re
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19

which by Franklin Pettit was recently re-
ported. The new owners will erect a
twelve story apartment house on the prop
erty In the spring.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
ALTERATION PLANS,
NOVEMBER Is
MANHATTAN.

4E'IN ElAIIL@Tt u
MANHATTAN
5TH ST. 236 West; 20 3 sty brk
tenmt: i pilthey. I Union square
Owners. T. \ ana e NJ Cofnstcck ~
Warren "a.
BROADWAY. cor 152d rt. 20 a =
sty hrk offices and store N Hauchsux
luS Hudson -. architect. cost a
owner. T Ward. on premises
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
TO BUILD IN BROADWAY.

Isaac Mayer a. Son are buyers of the
plot, l@oSlo feet, al The southwest corner
Of Broadway and Il3th street. the sale OF
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
TWO SERIOUS FIRES UPSTATE.
City Hall at Elmira Damaged TO Extent
of $4,000.

Elmira. y. Y. Nov. 1S-Fire which
gained it's origin from a defective electric
wire near the roof badly damaged the
City Hall this morning. Every department.
IN the building suffered either from fire
water. The roof was destroyed and the
flames swept through the second and third
stories. The building was valued at s160.
coo and the loss is estimated at $4,000.
There is $4,000 insurance. The flames
were discovered by streetcar men. who
were passing the building on their first
run. and an alarm was sounded a few
moments later.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19

jamestown. y. V. Nov. ta-The most
disastrous fire that has ever occurred in
the village of Westheld broke out esriv
was almost wiped out. Fire departments
were called from FredOnia and Brocton.
The total loss will reach Sl00G0o; Insurance
about S9 600
New-York tribune., 1909-11-19
BOROUGH OF BKOOkLYN
THE MOST PERFECT HOUSES FyFR
BUILT FOR TWO FAMILIES

On Parkside ave. bet. Flatbush and Bedford
aves: in excellent neig igh bOrhOod. convenient %
Brighton Beach L. 3 trolley lines. schools
and stores The most artistic fronts in Cfrsafsr
New York. with interiors 20 match (Separsts
entrances.( Rent from one apartment p4y8
carrying charges and gives owner a rehned
home RENT FREE WESTWOOD REALTY
co. 15S Flathush ave. Brooklyn.
ONLY $500 CASH BALANCE As RENT
buys frame house. DUCKWORTH
World Building Manhattan.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-26
From Another Point of View

prenteiect taking
Avemfe walk
you can also Judge
the they keep
certainly high tnks
foreth the house with the Official whoa there
a politicians
people where HE have
-
peacloving murder
probabe OF
idea
much Of his time pistol and
dimculty after all
is where has that broncho Rep Cooks
stable
in chamber before.
vassa boy serving with the Arr
a That
him He probably will write he gets
back 10 postomce.
absent Thursday night necessary to
school until the primaries in which
<(hey seeking reelection
the French
M Of the Gatun dam which shows how quickly
- e become general
The Detroit times., 1909-02-26

and Andre ordered him to bring q
glass OF cold water.
Fearing that the application OF the
water might be external Lucy slowly
revived. and. as Francis returned, she
declared she felt better.
Andre took no chances OF delay
brin ging on another fainting ut. He
would not have had Jacquelin return
and find him with Lucy for the world.
Bring my hat" he cried to Francis.
who ran out and returned with 1t.
Andre clapped 1t on his head and
turned to Lucy.
! Now. I'm going to get you to the
carriage. IL | have to carry you" he
announced with determination.
"Oh. | should love you to-" Lucy
said. languishing again. Il shall never
have the strength to get there unless
you support me. You'll take me home.
won't you?" she added pleadingly.
Yes. I'll take you home" Andre
said. grimly.
He took her by the arm and sup
ported her toward the door. Francis
interposed 10 say that Ernest wished
TO speak with him.
i've had trouble enough" Andre
said. Come on" he added to Lucy.
into the hall and down to the carriage.
He had no overcoat. his scarf lay on
the table but he would brave the cold
-anything-to get Lucy out OF tho
way Of JacQueline
The Detroit times., 1909-02-26
sy WILLIAM r. KIRK.


Well. sed Pa, wen he calm hoam TO
dinner last mite. get on the ostrich
rlumes.
Why? sed Ma. have been sticking
around this hotel all day. Ma sed, q
am willing TO make the saim plans
for the evering. 1t dosent matter
much SD Ma. Nothing matters much.
now that | have married you.
Nevertheless. Pa sed. git on tho
plumes, AZ have Bobbie dress up too.
we are going for to see show. Pa
sed. We are going 10 see a musical
comedy. The manager has galv me
sum seats, sed Pa.
That is vary sweet of the manager,
scd Ma. Perhaps the manager wud
think moar OF you If you went down
In yure purse 4 purchased yure
tickets. 1t seems 10 me, Ma sed. that
man OF yure income shud Know pet
ter than TO talk tickets from anybody.
BE that as IL may. sed Pa, we are
going for to see this show Git on yure
ostrich plumes after dinner, Pa sed.
e am going 70 wear my new suite.
Robbie can ware anything he wants
to. sed Pa.
So we ate (D our dinner. & Pa
helped Ma wash the dishes so | cue
change my close. Pa dropped four
tD plates He dropped six TO-
saucers, too.
Wen we got To the theeater the
manager of the theeater gaiv us sum
fine seets Pa sed Hello, Pink. how
Is everything. Here are yure seets,
sir. sed the manager, & pleese doant
obstruck the line.
Wen we got in our seets the curtng
went up & Pa began to talk. DID
The Detroit times., 1909-02-26
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Great daily newspapers are not
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