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Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1911-12-01
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his mind to allow no outside infu-
ences to disturb the serenity of his
mind his course was laid out and he
had followed it ever since. He gave
ing Of peace within the man, and told
philosophical explanation of the mean
how it affected his entire relationship
with his fellow man. He was never
ruffled, never disturbed. Always he
bore the calm attitude, he said, and
the circle of his position was never
touched by outside influences. He
did not intimate that he lived within
halo, but it was as nearly that as
any one could imagine. His was
position of saefty, an isle of satisfac-
ton, kind of joy which radiated to
all who came in contact with him.
There was sincere ring to all of Mr..
HOllinger's words which no one want
ed to question, and he exemplihed
himself in all that he preached His
neighbors knew him to be always a
man of one mind, and intimate asso-
citation always increased the consid-
Grafton everybody had for him. AS
humble and unpretentious in his
everyday bearing, he goes along the
roadway of life with an uncomplain-
ing heart and mind free from dis
trust dissension or discord. He
never reasoned that good could come
from discomfort and he had set that
feeling aside; he never argued for
the sake of carrying point, and that
was no longer necessary to his hap
piness; he never let an opportunity
pass for speaking the kind word, and
that had made him happy mind.
No mere report could measurab1y
convey the great impressiveness of
Mr. Hollinger's talk The pity is that
more could not have heard it. It
was one of those jewels of thought
as a whole, that come from a man
but once in lifetime Perhaps he
could repeat it. but certainly not with
greater force and magnetism
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1911-12-01
WILLIAM HoLLINGER's TALK.
Gives Young Peoples Club His Views
"On Echoes of Peace"

William Hollinger led the Young
Peoples meeting at the Union Church
November 20 There was good
sized audience that was in full sym
pathy with the speaker, and no one
left that evening without carrying
large benefit in his or her heart, or
who did not vote Mr. Hollinger a
really remarkable man. He chose as
his subject, Echoes of Peace" and
Explained fully and in detail, all about
peace from within and how to get it.
At the beginning of his evenings
work the speaker drilled his hearers
lin one verse of a song on peace, and
fall during the talk he interpolated the
service with the same song, his pur-
pose being to so completely fill the
minds of those present with the sub
ject he was handling that there would
be no way to misunderstood anything
When he read a chapter from the
Bible on peace, which bore upon his
topic, and then beginning with a re
lGtal of his own ideals on the mean
ling of peace within the man. he grad
lually unwound story Of his own pos
session of peace that was almost
thrilling in its human interest. Scarce
" raising his voice above the level of
Z heart to heart tone with a single
person, he nevertheless held his little
audience so closely that one could
have heard a pin drop 1t wasn't
/ trick he was performing, but kind
Of magic spell woven out of the earn
estness of man who sought to tell
how he had set out to find peace and
had found it. After he had made up
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1911-12-01
The Wrong Pitch.

That staunch and sea-worthy boat,
the Edgewater, encountered an
"Oceana rolf on the morning of De
cember f. The high northeast gale
put a peculiar swell on the Hudson,
which made passengers standing on
the forward deck stagger to hold an
upright position. A felicitious pas
senger remarked
1--WE couldn't sing we'll this morn
ing"
"How's that? asked neighbor.
Boats got the wrong pitch"
Whereupon there we're threats to
throw him overheard
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1911-12-01
Floating Stocks.

Bernie Brady spent several weeks
in Syracuse selling stocks in Novem
Der. A couple of Palisade wits dis
cussing his success, one of them said:
~ see Bernie Brady foated all his
stock in less time than was ex-
pected."
'Floated them? Well, did he have
to study navigation hrst?" asked the
other boy.
well, no, he wasn't selling watered
stocks"
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1911-12-01
Two Weather Wishes.

the morning of the big snow, Deem
Der f.
My hope it will rain! said one.
"Whv"? asked the other
SOS to wash off the snow"
A few minutes later the rain man
met lady bound for the car.
"Horrid weather" she said. 81 hope
it don't rain"
why? asked the man.
Makes everything so slushy,' she
replied
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1911-12-01
The Best
Christmas Present

you can give your wife or
family is a telephone.
You will find it will be
appreciated more than
any other present you
could give because it lasts
the whole year round.
The cost is small and it
will pay for itself o1 er and
over again in time and
energy saved.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-05
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee
DECEMBER 4


pROADAY. cor i4sth st. 9TH store from
cor. Herman FIGHTER 20 Jacob Kittner, yrs
from oct I. 1911; $500 70 Sl.05O; address. 3594
Broadway
BRooME s.. 124. Emil Wagner 70 solomon
Seiufeld: 2 yrs from Dec /, 1911. $3.5ls address
1cO stanton st
RrLMoNT. AVE. . cor 1sOth st, store and
basement. T Mcclure Construction Co 10 Wm
J Dolan and James Mullaily: > yrs from sept -
1911: = yrs. renewal at Sl,sN, SSuO 10 SI'"pO'
ADDRESS. 22G West 14ith ST
CRIe Bt-LKHEAD at foot East sith st, etc;
city OF New York by Commlssloner OF DOCKS 70
samuel a MasariEal as president OF Sdls S{Sgne'
1GG East SD st
EXTENSION PIER NEW %. North River;
city Of New York ly Commissioner Of Docks 10
West Shore Railroad 60; 10 yrs from oct J. lFi' :
S2,'oI O>; address. 4@d 81 ana Maolsoh ave
5TH AVE. "a. 1st loft. Esther KaminsM 10
Charles 7 Huru 4 Yrs II mos from Nov ], 1910
$. .2JG; address. - 9th ave.
SAME PROPERTY. Charles T HuTm 70 Henry
C. Msbie; yrs 10 mos from Dec l. 1911 s"'%oo'
address. East Orange J.
21ST ST. &C West. ell; Philip Rhinelander
agent. and anO 10 Bcrno Rosenberg IRON july
g. 1911. 10 Feb /. 1927 81, 300 10 $500 and
taxes. etc; address. West Goth 81.
samc floor of 2O4 ard 2oS East 9th 81 Harwell
Evans Co 90 George G Lynch; ! yr mos from
June :. 1917; $500 address, 3$3 4th ave.
26TH ST los and 100 West all; Jere "
Dmick to Benno Rosenberg; from Jan %. 19ll p,
10 Feb l. 1926 taxes. etc and SA,l and s3'dVp'
address. West Goth 81.
1i6TH ST. s s, 40 # q Of Ave A, runs W 66x
s iO0x 5UX s 100 20 llJth 81 y LOOK n
1oOx again II 10 beginning, all; Mary hille-
mier 10 Charles II Bellows . VI 1 - mons IRON ron
address JQ3 East ll5th II.
11qTH ST. 341 % 34S East. two stores 8 rooms
I'm rear and basement; Centennial securlue5 &c
% Carmne Dinanni; yrs from aug 20 l'li'
1896 20 S5lG. address 3c4 East 10th 81
New-York tribune., 1911-12-05
REALTY NOTES.

The annual meeting Of the stockh olders
II the Thompson -Starrett Company TO
elect directors was held al the company S
efnce. No. 81 Wall street, yesterday.
Twelve thousand three hundred and eighty
seven shares out OF total Of 1900 shares
we're represented ct the meeting, and the
following named directors were unanimous
~ elected;
Frank Bailey, yice-president Title Guar
sntee and Trust Company; =. I. Bedford
president Corn Products Company; A. =.
PoarGman, Cf O'Brien, BOardmau & Platt,
Preston Dayie, Of O'Bren, Boardman 4,
Platt: J. b. pinwiJdie. vico-president,
ThOmpson-Starrett Company, Joseph A.
Flynn. vice president. Fidelity and Deposit
Company or Maryland; l.. J. HoroWitz,
president, ThompsOn-St arrett Company; y.
Trust Company; Edward i. Marston, OF
Blair & Co. Y. &. Mulford, president, the
Jewellers Circular Publishing Company
Robert Olypnant. director, United states
Mortgage and Trust COMPANY; T.. O. Slan-
ley, second Nice-presdent. Title Guarantee
and Trust Company: ". a. starrett, vice
president Thompson -Starrett Company.
II K s. Williams. of l. r. Williams a.
sons r. y. Woodward trustee the Bow
edward /. Msrston and Robert Olyphant
are the oniy two new directors. all Of the
others having served as directors before.
pease d Eiiman were the brokers M The
sale OF the northeast corner OF Broadway
and 18th street. fer j, N. Jones 10 4. r. y.
PinchOt. exclusively reported last Tues
day IhC property aajClns the Manhattan
Conversational Church and was held ~
$4,000 Nlr Pinchot viii hold II as an I'M
vestrnent.
A Moran his house known as the Buck
place. ~ R"rnsrdsvillo. y. B. 20 w. y.
E8Tmolce
New-York tribune., 1911-12-05
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Editions, Two C2) illustrations, Cartoons or other
representations Of the names Of books The Tribune
will award ten hundred and thirty prizes 10 Trib-
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10 the entire series OF book Illustrations The first
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New-York tribune., 1911-12-05
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New-York tribune., 1911-12-05
COUNTRY SALES.

De Bios e Eldrdse negotiated the sales
for Mrs. j. 3. NcCagg to r. suffern Taller
Of the followne properties at Newport
v. j.: The King faim, on Harrison avenue.
opposite the Golf Club. and containing
about hftN acres. nine acres on Ridge Road.
between thc Hutton and Hun .ingtou places
tnd extending to the harbO-; six acres on
ocean a.cuuc. extending TO Atlantic ave-
1ue. ana twenty-five acres on ocean. Prices
Neck and Harrison avenues, comprising a
total ~ ci2hty-seNen acres.
l'redaIiex j.. Collins has sold for Anna
=. Stoddard "a Carl - Brandt farm con-
t6iuin- eighteen acres or Mountain avenue.
Nortn caldwell *. j. The purchaser will
make extensive improvements.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-05
PARCEL IN WEST |39TH STREET RES0LD
Former Holdings Of General Howard Carroll Disposed OF by d'
son S, Todd To Be Improved with Big Office Building.
BUYS GRAMERCY PARK HOUSE TO PROTECT HIS HOME

premises are 10 be used as the general
offices of the company.
Albert 3. Ashforth has leased the store
at No 3i7o Broadway 10 the Acker, Mer-
rail- &. Condit Company for Gibbs & kirpy'
as agents ~
l0o-lu West 9Th street 20 Rosenmeyer q
Diamond: 100 feet at Nos, A-2S Un yeTrSi6y, yST; =,
place 10 u. Kamber & Co. the Top 10Y s'
Forschrlm; lofts st No. 80 West Ast street
10 x. & =. Company and z. Youngerfnan,
and the store at No, 7+1 sixth avenue u
Backal & Rothstein. -. hos
The J. p. Whton-Stuart COMPANY Wn Nss
rented tho following dwelling houses no.
g East S1st street 10 Mrs. NJ. l. C9'tor,edi Tod :
No 81 Fast sd street 20 George 4. isu-
man. and No. "A East 74th street TO Myles
StsndiSh A., a,..-s.or,,
r,uS3ng at No 23O West 60th street LOT
Jennie A. Behan TO the keystone Reat rs Es.
tate e Leasing Company for term OF ~. lr :
wears he has also been appointed agent
fov tho ur1perty
New-York tribune., 1911-12-05
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Rosie Neaderthal 10 Daniel } o Reilly; $500.
Elizabeth Von Benkeudorff, extrX, and Ellen VI
Halliday. $1,000
William : Butter, u. and ano trustees, 20
Ellen VI Halliday. SlI.5C0.
Jacob II Schif 20 London Realty co. 500.
Elizabeth j GoppoGt 20 Joseph Bischoh; 81.
Corn EXchauec Bank 10 John Corney;
1920
Moses Solomon 70 Louise Merz. s.. 500
Alice Won Keller - al 10 Brigitta Neustasdter;
Brig,ta Ncustaedter TO Title Guarantee and
T.ust 90; $4,000.
CITY National Bank 20 Frank MARKS So 500.
SAMUEL T. \ stern and ano. trustees 10 Iittah
Il. Rose, SOS 0Oo
Grace Fraser to William Morgan. 500
New York Trust CO 10 Guy E Waite So. 900
Nettie Schoeps. admir-. TO Edward Clinch 81
Winthrop Chanier and ano, cXrs, 10 Thomas
Dimond; $4,000.
Mary = Riley 10 Anna Malewski. SLopp.
Louis Bauman 20 Moses Goodman; $500
Same to same: $1,000.
Realty Holding co 10 William r Rose; omitted.
LAWYERS Title Insurance ana Trust Co 70
Lawyers Mortgage co, $4,000
Annie e Ruh 10 Samuel We'll: 800
Zadsh n ReaEirt to savoy Trust co; 81.
S. Iukss Home Tor Women 10 Katherine
Rains ord $500
julia VI Warehouse 10 Jos - NaterhOuse; 81.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust 90 20
Lawyers Mortgage co; $3.50
Continued page.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-05
LEASES

Pcase & Gilman have leased a duplex
tpartmeut coutairins dfteen rooms and
i've baths. ~ 80. 9S Fifth avenue. to
seorpe r. Searng. - Newport r. l.
Among other tenants in the building are
senator EIihu Root. MuTy Gusg. nheim
lobert r. Todd and Thomae James, oil
Baltimore.
Denzcr Brothers have lcased for Tho CIT
ems Investing Company 10 the Eane o.
1rweis Company the fifth and sixth lofts
ontairiug 1900 square ieet, at No. z}'-a
-rspbin & GrunGland tie top loft at No.
81 Mercer street. for Messrs N. and i.
less, o. agents 20 Fr sliman Erothers e
.-eytb loft az 10. 81 CuV-r it, Place,
,orthWest corner OF 10th str, ct, and for VI
& r Ernst 70 Edwin A. Fitch the
3ghth loft at No West 10Th street o..
,.,tei = SeVbel to the WCrcester Salt
:oTnrany S,Ir the entire eleventh to2r of the
aiding al Nos 71-5 Murray street The
New-York tribune., 1911-12-05
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and addrcs, OF lenders attorney
DECEMBER
MANHAT'rAN

AMSTERDAM AVE. 5Gs. 21XIo0. Jan g 1910.
Charles and Augusta ochs to George f. Brown,
50 500: ad lress. l7lj Amsterdam ave
BOWERY 133. 2JXl04 9X2jxIOt >. Doc tpoa.
Heur. 81 Baker aud Mary g. BeIsteld 4, + IA
ana u ; Iadew and ano. trustees. SIS 900. al
Dt t.t,r L-ER ST a0g ~ t,-. 4, D.. o
Nicola and Maria II Mesc' 20 Iap.t /. rvft,u
berg: S3OO0: attorne, " B; Hvttenbcrg. Isj
Broadway -
BANK ST. ~. - n - fth 90 a0tgi 3. Nav
20 1890: John and Mar Rankin fo V'lnde'J x
ana Percy = Hoyt trustee. sia 600. 4tfornoys.
Dt 30 q Bauer1orf III BrondWat
SAME PROPERTY, Sep. 3. 1855 Hannah Mc-
CURE To same 5000
CROSBY 81, ~. mtg on fixtures. o,.. June
20 1911. q Greitzsr 20 Benjamin Tcir. 500
LUDLOW sr l7e. "a one-half block JuIs
New-York tribune., 1911-12-05
TIE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANHATTAN.


s9rH sTREET-Iudson s TODD has E5iSS resGls
10 the Brunswick Realty. Company OF VA VIM -
Robert J. Zobel is president, Nos. 90 az ca
West Goth street. The property has iron''s'
~ 20 feet. 49,
18TH sTREET-Enns & ,sinnotto have have
bought from Waring 5. Ilatt NO. o'[ iGY
165th street. four o1''ornE am 81 Nicholas
avenue The property Is occupied by the W asuu
ineton Heights Hospital. Robert r. Raihey
the broker .
has reeoId Nos 20 and 10 Avenue =. TWO Ioui
story tenements, on plot 3l.lo%io.s re-. ltea-.i -
Jacob Fish who bought the adjoining pa ~
I6 1883 feet. az the southwest corner Oh o.,
street for SGT 800 al the recent PARTITION Sale
~ tho Jhaird estate The WaHacn col'pol;s
also purcrased Nos. 20 and 7c at the same salS
for so 600
EIGHTH AvrNt-E-william often has sold
for Jacob Kortlanc TO Edward z. Teichman e the
southwest corner 81 Eighth avenue ana Ifis.
street a lve-s,ory hsthouse' with stores OF lo'
"A 41lxI00 feet.
DIST sTREET-Henry Sleeper Harper has
purchased from the Morrison estate four-stoty
dwelling house. Ne lS5 East t., eisf nonriss SnII Ro
inson Charles s Brown Company ana the " =
Whiton-Stuart Company
THE BRONX.
r7r-PNerDF, AVTNUE-D H Weisker has
sold for Charles NJ Rosenthal the three-story
north side of Burnside avenue. 50 feet "est u
Morris avenue.
1ssD sTREET-R. II. weisker has solo Tor
William Cooper plot 42xl00 feet. on the south
SIDE of 1s3d street 46 feet west OF Park ave-
nue. 70 the Lomhardy Realty Company, Edgar
A. Landauer. president.
162D STREEI--Kurz q Uren have sold tor
Louis Lease 30 BENJAMIN Benenson Nos. 40 ana
Al. East 1929 street, two dwellings, on ploI
81 sxlO0 feet. MIR Benenson viii erect hVe-
story nethouse on the site
ELLIS AVENUE-Andrew Hally has sold for
Anle,ie B. PaG the two-story dwelling house
80. 214T Ellis avenue, tc James Y. Ganley.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-05
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
Yesterday al the Real Estate Exchange
salesroom. Nos. II and 10 Fesey street;
BY Joseph ?. Day.
S-H AVE. Y " cor i3sth ST (as widened). 50x
I11x irreg. vacant: sold 10 the plaintiff for S32-
92S
At The Bronx Exchange:
BY Joseph r. Day.
FOREST AVE, sol r cor i5Sth ST. lO0x
s. 6; Q stv apartTent and stores; sold 20 the
plaintin for $4,000
New-York tribune., 1911-12-05
COMPLETE LIST OF PRIZES

l-sSsOo Five-Passenger stearns Autcmc-
bile. The 4. B. stearps COMPANY
Broadway and 57th st. $500.
2-S2, 200 White Touring Car. The WHITE
Company, Broadway and SD -.
s-i-s2. 100 Boecker Art PLAYER Pianos. Sl'OS0
each f. Boecker. &c West 3Sth St
5000 Francis Bacon Art Player Piano.
Bacon Piano Company. tl3 East lSsth -.
$500 Anderson Player Piano Inc Anuet-
Piano Company, 80 Fulton ST.
i-S,5O Francis Bacon Art Player Piano.
s-e-si, zoo. Two Wing Pianos 5000 each
Wing son. Ninth Ave and 18th s.
Io--Il-Si. 900 Two Boecker Art Pianos. $500
and s.oo respectively
r2-S350 Dining Room suite. Lennon q
Company. 1871 Fast Esd II.
13-SiO0 cash.
I4-SiOO solitaire Diamond Ring
iS-is-SIiO Cluster Diamond Princess Rings
$50 and $50 respectively. L. ". sweet
Co. Ii0 broadway.
l5-S5O Cash.
ts--ie--s90 Cluster Diamond Princess Rings, say
each. I. w sweet & Co.
20-es-S4O0. Owen Kods' Leather Beds. $40
each. n. U. Owen Company, 81 East
3O--3I--S5O cash. S25 each.
32--35-S40 cash, $40 each.
3s-65-SSOO. Mems o Ladies' Gold Watches,
$40 each.
ss-s5-St0 cash. s5 each
6s--i67--S30O. American Thermo-. So each
American Thermos Company, 2iS West
18th NJ.
iGs-e8.-sS0O. Ladies' Grntemen's silk I'm
brelias. 81 each W >teinschneider. 81
Maiden Lane
e6s-5sS-s;50. Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pens.
81 30 each. l.. b. Waterman Company,
10 Broadway.
S6s--iO6s-S15O. Twelve months subscription to
"Pearson's Magazine" 81 so "a year The
Pearson Publishing Company. iS5 Fast
2fth ~,
New-York tribune., 1911-12-05
Confined on page.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE oRToL LET
New-York tribune., 1911-12-05

THIS is the second day Of The Tribunes great
Bookreaders' Contest, and if you did not get
started Yesterday you owe it 70 yourself 70
New-York tribune., 1911-12-05

SEW JERSEY
New-York tribune., 1911-12-05

SAME PROPERTY: March Is 1870, BettS
Baer 10 Rose Baer: 5000 attorneys Myers
The Holly chieftain., 1911-01-20
JOHN B. RATIO IN
CHARACTER SKETCEHS
Will BE at the Holly opera
House, Friday, January 20
8 D. m.

While his program is miscel-
laneous, each number naturally
and logically follows the enc which
went before, combining to make
grand panorama of associated char
acters. In presenting each num-
ber, Mr.. Ratte makes up" He
pencils in full view of his audi
ence, telling an appropriate story
the while. Pencilling finished, he
turns quickly to the table mirror
to adjust his wig, facing about to
surprise you with the accuracy of
the representation.
Ratio has "A noble personality, is
Jealous, gentlemanly, unsellish,
he wants to please. He works
hard, which explains his success.
The Holly chieftain., 1911-01-20
. town of modern conveniences.
Mrs. B. b. Bunnell returned last

M Mrs. b. B. Bunnell returned last
Tuesday from Waterloo, Iowa,
and reports the condition of her
brother, Frank StamlislI, as some
what improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lewis, formerly
of Holly but now residing in Con-
rad, Montana. were the guests of
Mrs. John Duncan for few days
the past week. They are enroute
home, after visiting relatives in
Hutchinson. Kansas.
For Sale-Two prize winning
white Wyandottes. cockerels: one
prize winning buff orpington cock
erel; one first prizewinniny single
comb Rhode Island red cockerel.
DIR. d. NJ. Bodwell.
Holly.
Miss Lizzie Hills Of Clay Center
Kansas, who has been visiting her
brother, W. F. DeBus, departed
for her home last. Friday.
w. $. Mitchell, one of the live
wires of Colorado Springs, has
sold the Steigers ranch near Amity
to W. H. Crowl of Liberal, Kansas
for $1,000. In another deal Mr..
Crowl bought the fine property at
l3l4 Capital ave, in the Springs.
which he will fit up for residence.
The Holly chieftain., 1911-01-20
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