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RECORDED LEASES.
CWlth name and address ~ lessee
pPrrE

RFOADWAY 2S47. north store and part base
rnent: American Real Estate 70 TO Henry e s''lIo
net: yrs g mos from April '. l''1. >2o"' IN
dress . West i2Ith ~
Division ST 20: all: Harris Mandelbaum and
a,n tn MAY Levin: ; yrs from April J. 1911 I;
81 500. address. 20 Division ST
ESSEN ST. 10. the land: Anda Fmmet tod TO
Rosie STREET. 20 yTs from May !. ifi'' Si-'''
address. 80 F,ast 1o3d ST.
GRDENwICH IT. los. all. George p Ch,s- ,,.
holm 10 Sonio Go: E" yra from "fN J. '''''
81 900 address. lGl Front -.
MONROE ST 129. all. Isaac Kosof and ano
~ Aaron T,hrnan. yrs from Aprii !, 19l {:
50 o5G address. t32 Eldridge -
LEMON AVE. cor Of 1i3d ST store; Wiii-
Yrs from April I. 1911: Si2no; address e2i
Lonoy ave.
ID AVE 81 and so all. Louis Man1el% ., 80
Is%sS oo sehGchter SG1 Va y vs mo fT0" ia" J. ''o
80. AVE 412 cor OF 10th St. store and
basement, Richard : TIowkins ara ,an9 1o,n' TO-
Mclael II McWeeney; . yrs from Dec l. ''i"'
81 $50. address. 1o2 East 3sth 81
BID AVE. s6s. store nnl part cellar: Christian
Iactle and ano 10 Barnet Muller. yrs from
Msy /. 1911. $1,000; address. rs East '3d St
30 AVE. 1910: store. etc. Tilie Marcus 70
Harry I.owcuthal: = yrs , mos from teb /. l"ii'
81 100. address. 1910 81 ave.
sTI AVE :. % II II Of 18Th st 2Gxa3G: the
land; United states Trust 60 9, a. 'fus a,i 70 II
titia Arnold 20 yis from May J. l'ii' NI'-
..O address. 2j3 West 52d St
sTH AVE 209s: store and bake shop In base
uent. Amelia Siverstine To Charles Baumann {:
: yrs from May (. 1911. $500; address. 209s
sth ave.
9TH AVE. GIa. all: James McClenahsn. tris.
TO Sigmund Gutfriend: > yrs from - 81 400,
address, $40 3ih ave.
10TH AVE l9l store and hasemen, and two
floors of front bldg. Joseph Nenner Ia Kari
Siober, > yrs from May ]. 1911; si.o2o' ad-
dress, i9i 10Th ave.
7TIi 81. 81 East. a parlor floor and base
ment Harry Naurer to Cooper Athletic Club, j
yrs from May /. lail 81, 40. address - Coo
per Square.
10TH ST PIG and 2is East all Sarah 4 Bre
WORT to Isaac 9chcchter yrs from Nov i.
1910: 5000. address - ID ave.
liTH ST. 20 East store and basement:
Charles ~ Burke and anc trus, to Peter korn;
10 yrs from March .. 1911 s1o."o: address. .Ss
East 6Sth ST.
18TH ST 32o and 322 West all; Harry Maurcr
to Isaac Schechter. yrs from April 1, 1911 /:
address 81 - ave
22D ST 33s and $40 East. two bldgs. Kra-
mer Contracting 60 to Jacob Peskn. Yrs from
March T. 1911 $500. address. G64 East l30th 81.
2ITH ST. i37 West, ALL Samuel Glass TO
Alech Sirato. . yrs from July IL, 1910: 81 1905
address lj7 West oath ST
2GTH ST. 5l5 10 5a West. ground. 1st and
2d floors Harris II Iris to American Corrugated
Paper 90; yrs II mos from May II, 1911 :
81 800; address III 9th ave.
JSTH ST. 80 West. the land: the Trustees Of
Columbia College In city Of New York 10 Charles
Du y Condert II yrs from May /. 1903, l,Sll /.
address, % West 18th 81.
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,amended foreclosure Of mts): sttornsx
stern
iosrH ST. 3i2 Fart; Max Hoffman, a.
Hordlinger.
FRANKLIN ST, i7s and is0; r>opsh ~
sgt Louvre Realty 20 ct al fforee,,4 ~
mtg: attorneys. f>rse Il Connolly. Z
oath ST. s. f75 n NJ Eth av. n~
Commonwealth Roofing Go agt Rorea, 49,
90 ct al counter claim lem; attorney "Ssiy
MerceIis.
BRONXwOOD AVE, cor 2i3,h .. a.
$50: Bronxood ave. n a cor 21sth st ttn. ~
two actions; Frank e MAYHEM 81 al az, ~
smyth ct al foreclosure Of two m,ss,. ,,,.N
neys. Noble " Camp. ~oos-
9TH AVE. 573 and SIS: J Eugens Ncv.
agt Rachel Lederer ct al Horecosur. of ,:aea -
attorney, + Haas. "1:
EAST BROADWAY, " cor Grand :,
10 TX irreg; Anna l. Plummsr Of al arr ~
nsims Ct al a. foreclosure ot MTG; sitorss,s'
20 AVE 1915. Rose sob-i ct Al a., -,
Kopik ct al foreclosure Of mtg: s,,or,s1ss n1s
LUDLOW ST. cor Delaney A. a;,,s.
Norfolk ST. 9 s. LOT ie53; Matilda Raj, .'t
agt William Ksrg ct al (psrfl'on, s,,oyn..as
LEWIS sr. 'ISs ioSs: wnleu st. 50. B,o,n.
13 and 75: three actions. Joseph wikens.N
Abraham Berkowi'z dnree notices " leyy, sr
4isT sT. IS, I3O ~ " or rh ave. ,ss,,.,
benjamin 7. N Bates sgt Theodor. Hyr..nl
al lpartitionD: attorney: Delahunty
WATER ST i22 and I24 John \ Pee. ., :.
agt William n Peck et al partition: aiior,.
R W Freedman. -
ELIZABETH ST. sc cor Jacob ST, ls.ssn :,
Torillard. The Bronx. two actions. rres.-o
Brohmsr ct al agt Furlong- Tonphn. 90 n,
notices OF leyyD' attorneys. Lockhsrt Yls,, a.
WozIom.
DECATUR AVE. s.. 10 II of 2orh .. -.
100: Reuben Friedlancer 81 al trustee. -.
Jacob II Amsler ct al foreclosure ~ ntse ~
torney. II swain.
0sTH ST. 3. 235 n Of Ri ave- g;x,m,
Martin 7 KeORh. exr. AIT FAX Walk - :;
foreclosure OF mtg) attorneys Rounds Sesv.
man A. Dwight.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-06
REALTY NOTES.

Harry Tobin is the purchaser Of the four
story dwelling house. No 2S West 32d street.
sold several weeks ago by the Kennedy
estate Walter 4 Cuthbertson was the
broker in the transaction.
The leasing of No. 1870 Broadway by
Adolph Lorber the Grand street restau-
',ateur. was negotiated by Walter A. Cuth-
bcrtson The lease was secured from the
IfoStcr Brewing Company. II is for twelve
wears beginning May ]. and involves an
aggregate rental Of $4,000. Mr.. Lorber
will make extensive alterations TO the
building IL will have "A balcony arrange
nent.
Macmillan Zipkes has been commissioned
by Louis Levy. owner Of Nos. lS5 and l37
New-York tribune., 1911-04-06
LOANS ON PROPERTY.

AmoAg loans recently placed by r. y.
MacMannus are. for the Melvin Realty
Company. $4,000. on the property on the
north side of 15sth street. 125 feet east Of
Broadway. for the Friedman Construction
Company. s45 coo. on the northeast corner
Of Clay avenue and 173d street, and s60,00o
on property in Howe street running from
I.ongfellow avenue 10 West Farms road;
for the Winnie Construction Company,
$4,000 on the west side Of Tiffany street.
lSO feet south Of Westchester avenue. and
for the Aurora Investing Company. 5000 ODn
and $4,000 on No. I26 20 100 West I'D
street and No o13 10 2l9 West 1llth street.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-06

The Hebrew Sheltering Guardian society,"
which recently erected new buildings AT
pleasantyille. Westchester County, mas ois-
nosed of it's large realty holding In this
city. consisting OF the block front on the
west side of Broadway. between lScth and
I5lst streets.
Tho nroperty. on which there are severai
brick structures occupied by the institu-
ton. has a Broadway frontage of 200 feet
and extends 25 feet In depth on either
street
The buyers are A. i. Mordecai & Son
uonner & Wolf and D. r. Freedman. The
now owners control an adjoining 70 feet on
the west. extending through the oiock'
making their total holdings plot OF o'ex
800 feet L. J. Phillips & co. were the oroh-
ers in the transaction
Under the contract the property is NOT 10
be delivered until May. 1912 when 1t VIII
probably be improved with apartment
houses
The Hebrew Sheltering Guardian Society
was organized in 1879. and Its home on
Washington Heights has long been one OF
the landmarks OF that region. since the
opanins Of the subway and the buIdins up
of the heights the property has increased
enormously in value. until 1t has come 10
Re regarded as one Of the choicest parcels
IN that section still available for improve
ment.
Ed. MacAIannus has sold for the Law
yers' Title Insurance and Trust Company
,he block front on the west side or 81
Johns avenue. between Beck ana heHy
streets. a plot fronting go feet on the ave-
,ue and 100 feet in each street. The buyer
&c the friedman Construction Company.
which will erect on the site three four sto,F
apartment houses. each $50 rect 'front.' Inc
same broker has secured building ano
permanent loan Of s1S2,50o for the new own
ers. Mr.. MacMannus recently -soid the
property 70 the Lawyers Title Company
New-York tribune., 1911-04-06

APRIL !.
MANHhTTAN
AMSTERDAM AVE. " s. 80 n n ~ 175th At.
1I3 1oNloo: Mch 23 yrs 6 per cent Classic
Holding 90 10 Charles VI Eosenthal, $4,000,
address. leo Broadway.
BEEKMAN ST, 81 ! sty brk Box irrcg: Apr
4 due as per bond; Manhattan Freehold co 70
Frances Duryea ct al, trustees; $4,000; ad-
dress Nyack. Y.
EAST BROADWAY. 2l7. 1 sty brk. 2ixs7 O:
Apr 3: due per houd: Houy Quel To Title
Guarantee and Trust 60; $1,000: address, l7G
Broadway.
HUDSON ST. t55 ana 457. 2la and ) sty blk.
GOxlOo prior mtg s25.500) Apr /: 2 yrs. 6 per
cent: Trinity Construction Co 10 Pncus Iowen-
field and ano; siI.joo; address, 40 Broadway.
PEARL ST. IL. = sty brk. ooxs3: Apr ;: .
yrs. -. per cent: Chesebroueh Building Go To-
Ruth Livingston; $40 900; address, Hyde Park.
".
PARK AVE. II e cor 9lst ST. 2lxTO: Park
ave. n cor o21 81. 2Sxss.6 prior mtg SOS o00)
Apr g. yrs. per cent. Isaac y Phelps stokes
to Mary Gerard $1,000; address. 725 5th ave.
PINEfIURsT 4. T.. = . cor 1sOth ST. i00xlOO
Apr 3: 5 yrs. Cotoba Realty and Construction
90 to Brooklyn Savings Bank: $50 600. address.
Ill Pierrepont st. Brooklyn.
PINEIIURST AVE 10th ST. 1OOxlOo
Prior mtg $4,000: Apr 4: yrs. o per cent:
Munden Construction 60 to Isaac Miller: $50 900
address. ii West liith st.
WATER ST. 80. 81 sty brh. l6.2xsox irreg
Apr 4. , yrs: Auguste Gerson To Noah Benevo-
lent Widows and Orphans Association: $1,000.
address. 1i5 East 5sth -.
% AVE. cor 18th st. - sxlo0 Apr :.
yrs; John q w and Katharine A Honeck TO
lawyers Mortgage 90: $1,000 address. ~ Lib
erty n.
10 AVE. = ~ II of i22d n. aoxs0.
Apr 4; 3 yrs. Tiimil Realty 60 e. Catharine
Pryer. $500.
% AVE. =. ~ II n OF i22d IT. 2GXs0. Abr
4 yrs. same To- same; 5000. address -
West @1th 81.
9TH AVE. 5ls. sty brh. p > cor 3ist 81.
Apr I. instilments. per cent. paddell 90
to Wilson Dlstilling 60. Sio. 900. address Is Tx
change Place, Jersey city.
I1rH ST I'll and 213 East. 30Xg2 4 sty bIk.
April 4. due per bond. George killan to st
Andrews 'cnyalescent Hospital SO 900. al
dress. 2I1 East 18th Il.
18TH 81. AZ East. sty hrk 25Nge fprior
mtg $40 25O,. April / . 3 yrs Ter cent. Moses
schaner 10 William Graber' $40. address. New
NaifOtd. !.
I'D 81 1.G To la0 West. L. sty brk 5dxgs u:
April g. due as per bond. Aurora Investing 90
10 Union Dime Savings Bank, s.ooo 900 address
Ioi 9th ave.
18TH ST. i39 West. sy brk. Six irrey April
New-York tribune., 1911-04-06
ROBERT BONNER ESTATE SOLD
Property at Mamaroneck- on the Sound
Held at SS00,000

A syndicate IN which Max Marx ana
Andrew !. Connick are interested has pur-
chased the Robert Bonner place at Ma
,naroneck- on the Sound The property mas
heer held az 100000 The sale was nego-
fiated hv George r Read & co.
The Bonner place consists of about 'lN
acres Of land and has large mansion be-
sides numerous cottages and outbuiloines'
II lies between the Post road ana tne
Sound. and IL beautifully laid out. u Is
one Of the handsomest estates along the
Sound There is also a private pier. just
before he died Mr.. bonner placed the prop
crty in the market. the asking price being
scon 0G0
New-York tribune., 1911-04-06
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF purchaser)
April. 2.
MANIIA1"rAN

MANHATTAN.
AMSTERDAM AVE. g. ~ II n of i75th st.
llrx iTreg; Charles VI R0senthal 10 Classic
Holding co; March %. 500; address. 800 Broad
way.
AUDUBON AVE. n cor 1s3d ~. i.ilx25: /:
John II Springer Realty Co to Hudson Trust "a:
Mch 81: 81: address. iIil broadway.
AUDUBON AVE. $50. . sly brk. n W cor
ls4th 81. 1sNGo. same To- came; Mch 81. ad-
dress. liil Broadway.
AUDUBON AVE. 3s2. sty brk. IL .IOxGO
game 10 same. Mich ~. 81.
AUDUBON AVE. ~: = sty brk isx5o; same
10 same. Mch 81: 81; ad'tcss. same a. above.
AUDUBON AVE. g cor 1874 ~. sOXTO.
Frederick lsanc to Emmanuel lIcilner tntg
s5G OO0,: Mch -. 81 address. % Mst 90th -.
AMSTERDAM AVE. 2i95 and 2l?s. a2xlOo
Elbn Realty 90 to kialto Construction 60 Ontg
$15.ooo,. Mch 81; 500. address. 81 Wall 81.
AMSTERDAM AVE. ;. 80 II u of i7Jih It
Io to l11th ~ xlo1. Freyben Realty 90 TO
Charles NJ Eosenthal tmig sis.3o0. Mch -.
500: address, 100 Broadway.
BEEKMAN ST. - , sty brk. 3iX irreg
George NJ Olcott 10 Manhattan Freehold CO. Mch
os: 500; address. ~ Nassau 81
GREENWICH sT 42i sly brk. n cor
IAight ~ 81 Gx75. Henry boscher et al Ia Ma
thilda g Behme. 5-d pait. and conhrma-
iion deed. Mch III. 81 address ~ Reap 81,
Brooklyn
GREENWICH ST. i?i. sV trk. cor
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LIS PENoENS.

TELLER AVE n :. 333 10 II n a q, t..th
81, 'oNih three actions: Henry Ludwig ast
Teller Realty Go et al foreclosure OF three
mtgs): attorney. q Ludwig VI "''
WEBSTER AVE, W y. a5Iii II y q, .;ur uu,
III, :'Niio; George I'm agt Pauline AvaiI",. .,
al "of'e'oSu'e of mtg'; attorney /. 4 lrench
i.vIh ST Us and l2o East: people n the
St"ie OF New YORK aet shmuei Rl,nh,u,, ,n,,cs
oi le'y' attorney, ; Whitman '''''N'
ooa, a3 A.E 2iSi. same ast Giuseppe ouzxetta
"o''oe OF ieNN'i attorney, q \ Whitman
FoA ST, W cor OF i63d 81, ,oox,os ,,...,.
'N's'''""" W "g' Emull Realty Go ct al
New-York tribune., 1911-04-06
TERATIONs.
MANHATTAN.

i2D ST. n =. $50 II g of 9th ave. to a . s,,.
and basement store and studios: estate OF N ~
Andrews owner: Edward Berger Lessee, \,
suaub. IL. Howery. architect; cost. $4,000
NEW BOWERY, 20: to a 1 story cafe c,,,h
etc j Hughes 10 Madison st owner. ,.hr,s,
Casino. lessee, y w Gussow % puan. =,
architect. cost, $4,000. ~
10TH ST. $, ias.+ Il " of I'd ave. ., +, 1,
~ dwlg' q III stevens. III NWes, 7oth .,
owner. q Is de Gersdorr. los Park ave. archi.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-06
BROOKLYN HOUSE SOLD.

Brown Realty Company bought from III
Ian Wiener a four story apartment house,
IN plot 50xlc0 feet southwest corner or
Marcy end Greene avenues; also the ad-
ioining lot. 25x1Oo feet. Crosby & Co. were
The brokers'
New-York tribune., 1911-04-06
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

MARBLE HILL AVE, cor 22Jth s,
Higgins n 90 agi Hudson Terrace Realty 20 n
al; Feb Is 1911: SaTj.
75TH ST. 23s East: Harry Lesser ast Sal
vatore Cannariato at al. sept IA, 1910; s62 rs.
10TH ST. io5 ard Io7 West: Beecher Plumb
Ing co agt Henry q Copeland et al; March Fl
1911 So3J5
New-York tribune., 1911-04-06
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following real estate transactions
were recorded yesterday at The Real Estate
Exchange salesrooIns. Nos. II and IS
Vesey street:
Pv Joseph r. Day.
i25TH ST 55t. 5, - II ~ Broadway 2'x
90 II; sty tenmt and stores. sold TO tho
plaintiff for SOC, 500.
HUGHES AVE. 2t,G s. III n Of lssth
e. o4vSTG. stv dulC: al iouruod n April ..
New-York tribune., 1911-04-06
HEBREW SOCIETY SELLS BIG HOLDINGS
Sheteng Guardian Organization Dposes OF Property on upper
Broadway to Adjoining Landowners.
BRONX BLOCK FRONT ON ST. JOHN AVENUE SOLD

West c7th street to draw plans and specih-
cations for a twelve story loft building.
Justice Newberger has appointed Henr!
Brady receiver Of the rents OF NOS ''o
and ss7 East 10th street. pending the iore-
closure Of a mortgage.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-06
BUILDING LOAN coNrRAcrs

AMSTERDAM AVE =. So Z, 81 I;ss. +.
iIg lOxiOO: Charles " Rcsenihal bans ,.,..
Holding 90 sIsO.ooO
AVE ST JOHN. =. whole front bssv.~
Heck and Kelly ste. 2JOxi0Cx irreg; IArr,.
Title Insurance and Trust 20 loans rri.1-,,
Construction 90 $I>0.OOD
New-York tribune., 1911-04-06
HOUSE BARGAIN

$4,000 BUYS HOUSE VALUED AT NV
4 beautiful new home built BY dsy w. w,
gas electricity. running water. psrque' ~.
beamed ceilings. large wardrohes; nsy J"
cial features. large plot or an ~. .,
avanue I'm a nriyate Residence PARK. finen
roundings Half hour TO Herald s1u"x
Battery on pennsylvania Tunnel Line :.
depot. Very easy terms and smsl wv
call. write or phone.
4. /. McNEEcE. $50 Nassau S''e'"
PHONE a01O-BEEkMAN.
TO RFINT FOR SEASON. FURNlshhpo' VI
furnished at cold Spring Harpor' -. "
room house. modern improN suents lAs'v,
and garden: acres ground. rent ~
ENTINE 4 WALTERS. Cod Fpring hHus~>
nOROlrCH OF BROOkLlN.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-06
UNFURNISHED HOUSES TO LEI
RoRorGH OF MANHATTAN.

FOR RENT-HTGH CLASS FOUR sIos
residence In the upper eighties of cshm
Park West handsomely furnished, n exeS
tionaIlv nne condition: three baths. three ster
extension: 10 be rented furnished or unfgl
n,shed for a term OF years. Adore" ksl
FINED. Box 10. Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1911-04-06
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
MANHATTAN

(Vith name and address Of grantce)
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated
New-York tribune., 1911-04-06
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

ossINING--FoR SALE. SEVERAL, sSsa Ssa!,f
village homes. fne views, Snnsss ~
sites, In good location. Tho"
OssininH, " Y,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-03-22
FACT AND FANCY.

TAI AMI TAMIL.
A bee can guilty a pigeon.
Tact is good taste in action.
A horse has no eyebrows.
Whisky takes out fruit stains.
Cartridges pass as money in Abys-
sinia.
All tenors are lunatics, except about
money.
The oysters you eat are on an aver
age IL years old.
Everything comes to those who
work while they wait
Besides gathering no moss, a roll.
ing stone goes down hill
The hand that finds the Doodle is
the hand that runs the show.
Youth hops one inch sideways and
thinks it has 1eapt a mile ahead.
If love levels all things, why are
there so few leveI-headed lovers?
The man who marries happily may
be said to be transported for life
1t is a breach of etiquette for a
~Chinaman to wear spectacles in So
ciety.
Locomotives are called she" on &C
count of the horrible noise they make
when they try to whistle.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-03-22
RhA&h~L;--r $50.

Jim McDermit, the lawyer, has 3
great fund of "darky" dialect stories.
The one he most delights to tell fol-
lows:
"A travelling salesman in a south
ern town came to a small pond An
old negro was lolling contentedly in
the sun with fishing rod in hand. The
salesman paused and watched the fish
ing. After watching for half an hour
without seeing the least sign of a bite
he asked how the fish we're biting. The
fisher looked surprised
Why, boss he exclaimed, deere
amt no fish in dis yere pond. Dere
never was fish in it.
Well, what dc you fish for? the
salesman wanted to know.
"'So's my old woman can see dat I
amt got no time to chop wood fer de
fire. the negro answered"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-03-22
THE RETURN.

When Johnnie went away to school
He rigidly con1ormed to rule.
At first he Joined college frat,
And lost an arm and leg at that.
And then he made the Delta Phis,
who gouged out one Of Johnnie's eyes
A rush" that launched the college yeal
Deprived him Of useful ear.
He was 50 good and glad to please
That Johnnie made the team with ease
We left a hand at Cleveland o.
a kneecag at ST. Louis, Mo.
His sternum cracked at Baltimore
Inferred his nose at Portland, Ore.
At every contest, win or yield
He left a portion on the field.
Tsus gradually he was bereft
Till little Of the boy was left.
we got his baggage home by rail-
The rest Of Johnnie came by mail.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-03-22
A Wind Call.

Dust thou art, and unto dust,
Playfellow, return thou must;
Lingering death it is to stay
In the prison house of clay
Bricks of Egypt year by year
Walling up a sepulcher.
Better far the soul to free
From it's close captivity,
And with us, thy comrades, go
Whersoe'er we list to blow.
Come! for soon again to dust,
Playfellow, return thou must.
John B. Tabb, in Atlantic.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-03-22
The Wherefore

"Why does a tailor keep those fash.
ion plates on exhibition? Nobody
ever has a suit made to look like one
of them"
ooh, he keeps those plates on dis,
play to show US what he might have
done to US
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-03-22
Dated March 7. 1911.
lst ms March s. last ms. March %.

ESTATE of Jacob Reisic. deceased,
~ State of Wise onsin. County Court of
Grant county-In Probate,
term of the County Court to be held in
and for said County at the Court House in
the City Of Lancaster. in said County. on
being the il1th day of April, 1911, at the hour
of one o'clock in the forenoon, the follow
ing matter. will be heard and considered.
to probate the last will and testament OF
Jacob Reisic. late of tie city of Lancaster,
in said county, deceased, together with the
written cod1cll thereto. and for letters tes
tamentary thereon.
BY order of the Court
E, B. GOODSELL, County Judge.
Dated March 18th, l9l1
Brown, Brennan & Carthew. Petitioners
Attorneys.
LIST ms. March Is: last ms. March %.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-03-22

ESTATE of Thomas Berg. deceased.
~ State OF Wisconsin, County Court Of
Grant COunty-in Probate.
Notice IS hereby given, that at the regular
term of the County court, to be held IN and
for said County at the court house in the
LIST Tuesday of April. A. D l911, being
the 4th day of April. 1911. at the hour of 10
o'clockin the forenoon, the following mat
ter will be heard and considered:
The application of Simon Langstaff to ad-
nit to probate the paper purporting to be
the last Will and testament of Thomas Berg.
deceased, and for letters testamentary
thereon.
By order of the Court
E, B. GOODSELL,
County Judge,
Dated March 7, 1911.
lSt ms. March s. last ms. March 22
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-03-22
LEGAL NOTICES
o-oooooooo-oooooooo-oooo-o-oo
Summons.

Circuit Court, Grant county.
Julia A, O'Hearn, Plaintiff.
VS.
Thomas Spaith. Defendant.
THE STATE OF WISCONSIN To the said
defendant:
You are hereby summoned to appear with
in twenty days after service OF this sum-
mons, exclusive of the day of service. and
defend the above entitled action in the court
aforesaid; and in case of your failure so to
do, Judgment will be rendered against YOU
according to the demand of the complaint
GEO, B. CLEMENTSON.
Plaintiffs Attorney
P.O Address Lancaster Grant County,W1s
Ist insFeb. %: last ms. March. 29
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-03-22

any explanation, ana Ierr us staring at
the door.
Bother the rope!" l found myself
forced to look into two earnest eyes.
exit, were you very angry when l
kissed you that night on the roof"
very l maintained stoutly.
"Then prepare yourself for another
attack of rage!" he said. And Betty
opened the door.
She had on a fetching pale blue
dressing gown, and one braid Of her
yellow hair was pulled carelessly over
her shoulder. When she saw me on
my knees beside the bed Ooh, yes, I
forgot to say that, quite unconscious
ly, had slid into that position) she
stopped short, just i lie the door,
and put her hand to her throat. She
stood for quite perceptible time
looking at US, and tried to rise But
Tom shamelessly put his arm around
my shoulders and held me beside him.
Then Betty took step back and
steadied herself by the door frame.
She had really cared, / knew then,
but | was too excited to be sorry for
her.
Il beg your pardon for coming
in" she said nervously. "But-they
want you downstairs, Kit. At least. /
thought you would want to go, but
perhaps"
Just then from the lower part of the
house came pandemonium of noises:
women screaming, men shouting, and
the sound Of Ratchet strokes and
splintering wood. I seized Betty by
the arm, and together we rushed
down the stairs.
CTO BE CONTINUED
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-12-09
Read Jenkins Adv. on
page 5. The Jewelry Store
Beautiful.
ANDERSON DEFEATS
LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL

Defeat at the hands of the Anderson
High school team marked the opening
of the local high school basketball
season, when the Richmond young
sters journeyed to the northern city,
and were walloped by count of thirty
to twelve. The Anderson lads showed
that they had had more practice and
were in better condition than their op-
ponents, allowing the Richmond play
ers to threaten their victory for only
short periods at the beginning and
close of the contest.
When the game opened the Rich
mond players were surprised by the
size of the floor. which was found to
be considerably .arger than their own.
Both teams Went into the combat with
a rush, but the locals were swarlped
by the Richmond attack At the con-
clusion of ten minutes OF play, the
count stood six to nothing in favor Of
Richmond. At this point Il. RI. S. got
winded,' as faculty manager McClell-
an later expressed it. allowing Ander,
son to tie the score. Not satisfied
with evening matters Anderson secu-.
ed big lead, and had the victory
practically sure at the intermission.