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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-05
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee.
NOVEMBER 4.

BROOME ST, 82l cor store. etc: Israel Pc
Nnsky 10 julius smith: years months from
oct l. 1912, Sl,D2U; address, ~ Delaney 81
GRAND 81, go, store. Frances LHuIen-
berg 70 Gershon GerShOn: years mOhths
from Noy 10, 1912. si,ZOO. address. 40 Grand
ST
MOTT ST, FL, all: Michael J Bargin 70 10
scph Iarredo; yrs tom Feb !. lsi=. Sz,1iV:
ADDRESS, Isl Mott ~.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, " s, 100 II or
Crotona Park East n store; SYKES Realty Co
10 Frank Allen and anO; 10 yrs from oct l.
1917; $500: address, IDS Southern B0Gieb@rd.
ST AIMS AVE, 1872, store. etc. Aerm IN
sturcke - Frederick Muller: yrs from NOV
j. 1912; SLIGO; address. 81 Hoe ave ~.
9Th AVE, 6T7 all; VIM Mcdonald 70 Pat-
rick Barry; 20 yrs from Oct 20. 1912: S8,OVOi
address, 10 West lOsth ct.
sTH AVE. $50. all; Horny schwarzwaidsr 10 10
Louis Fischer; u yrs from April ]. lSI5'
So 600: address, eS7 sth ave. -,
18TH ST, 1914 East, store. etc; Ernest
Johnson 10 Benz Moss & co; yrs lTou
Fe5 ( 1918: $500; address. 80 Bond 81
18th ST. 533 West store ana part base
ment; WIN Bruins 20 John Doyle: yrs from
Nov / 1912: $3.50 address. 33l w $50 ~.
1dsD ST, l1O-l12 West, all: HaY Wen 20
Nathan Meyerowitz: 3 yrs from Oct !. 1917
az $50; address, 1915 Park ave.
l4GTH ST. 23s East store; Luigi tIora 70
philip Guarino, 23S East l46th 81; yrs .
mos from Nov I. 1912; $40; address 2Ss East
lean sr 9s4 East. store; UtnIty Realty Co
20 louis Nojovits: yrs 9 mos from May l.
1912. $40; address 944 Tiffany 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-05
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

Christian schieroh leased a plot 5oxloo
feet at Eleventh avenue and 9th street
for Peter McGirr for twenty-one years TO
Terance McKegney. who will erect a four
story sreproof loft building. The same
broker also negotiated a loan for Nc
Kegney
Worthington Whitehouse leased for
Mrs J. Laurens Van Allen the FIVE story
American basement No. 40 East Goth
street 10 Sidney c. Borg, OF Simon Borg
& Co.
Sharp & Co. leased for a term Of years
the dwelling house No. 7S West End ave-
hue to jeremiah Martin.
Harry Levy leased for David Iippman
for ten years Nos. 403 and 405 Third ave-
nue.. on a plot about S7x9O feet. for the
purpose Of constructing a moving picture
theatre.
Pease & Gilman have rented apart
naents In the following buildings: No. B
West 30 street TO CLIFFORD Davis, No.
~ West End avenue 20 o. D. Street. No.
ls4 West 18th street 20 John shearson, No.
70 West r5th street 20 Theodore r. Saw
age, No. 5Ss West End avenue 70 Charles
b Hathaway, No 1s4 West 18th street to
Mr. Lloyd, no. 80 West Hath street to
W. D. Howe, no. 2s2 West 92d street 70
John L, Roberts. No l23 West I'D street
70 Arthur NJ Kelley, No. 234 Central Park
west to Maurice Leon; for the Lincoln
rv~st Company, Offices In their building,
NO 200 West I'D street. 10 Walter Ton
nsie; for Charles K. Pelgram. attorney,
the premises No. % Riverside Drive, being
q I'VE story American basement, 10 Robert
l. Beecher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-05
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Reese Building Co to Herman seeckamp q
sssts); 5000. 1854 -.
Walter Mendeson ct al exrs, to August
Lewis and ano, trus % assts); 81.
Emma kingsman. extrx, TO Emma Kingsman
a assts); total. 81, 800. ...-
John Pier and ano to Herman schat!n q
assts); 81
Emma e Cathes TO Emma z Cathes: 81.
Lawyers Mortgage Co to Barnard College:
$50 600 ID.
City Real Estate Co to Bank for Savings;
100000
Geo J HIATT to Juliet Turner; $500
American Real Estate CO to Vim L Condit;
500. .... .....
Kato Blodget TO Chas Dorm; $500.
John q Rudolph TO Winnie r Rudolph!
Alex. W Kinman to Isabella E X Burn
ham. s.. 800. -
Louis l. Kahn to Macmillan Mcrgenthau.
Jr: 81.
Bernhard Freund to Frank Schwartz; 500.
Ormond Realty Co to David Schwartz:
81. 900.
Van Hagen 10 Augustus van Cortlandt: 81.
Andrew Brlce 10 Harris y Colt: Sll 900.
John Schreyer 10 Morris SalZbeTg; So. oO0
Moritz l. Ernst 10 Minnie Frees; IS. 900.
Mary Zinser 10 Jacob j Dorm $1,000.
Caroline L Davis to. Bond e. Mortgage Guar
ante6 Co; $4,000.
Saul dinner and ano to Ebling Brewing Coz
81. - a. ..r.. ... .-..s '....r
Kate Doubleday TO Chas ] Coyle: $1,000.
StuarJi Realty"Co 20 Chas Fornes; 81 40.
Gustnyus a orth, jr, ct al. TO Gustsyus A
Orth; 5000 ..- -, ... .. .-... .....-f'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-05

BROADWAY. $50. ~ >. 25zll9ln' bots
Realty Co 20 Lewis curtis, bE'u- .p.' =
Conn: Nov / tprIOr mtg ssi,""oJ yrs. per
esP E1DGEGCTRE AVE. iG5 ord tG7. " :. 4aooEE
100. EeIlie 4 Kelly 10 Irene 81 bgoasI 'a-
Eastern Boulevard; Nov ]. : ~ I" r., -
a. 500. attorney. s Roscnthal 20 Court 81
hI TF MORRIS PARK WEST. rs TO 80. I0oit
yI0O. New York Real Estate security 90 .
German Savings Bank. l57 81 ave. D VT
Nov 4; $4,000; attorney' Meyer AaeFDa'H'
=5bWE PROPERTY: same 90 Now York
Trust co rrus. 20 Broad 81 tprnr mtg
Si5O OOOJ. due as per mtg DEC ~, lSns s'y
Elemental TO mtg dated Dec u. l5I7t gov
attorney, Title Guarantee ana L'''' Co. '''
Sr %2Disox AVE. 1910. 25-l1ro5: Mat'y
Wiener and MARKS h@.~ 10, 10 81 pI0i: lu~
NSori "iT13. q rcr cent. Nov a. $1,000
TTH AVE. $40 10 37S lZ2dzi%. lsogtI :
Kessler Realty GO 70 E,.t's en- s' VS. 5i,
ns- cent Nov 1; 100000, attorney i > NC
Guire, 81 Chamber st. ,.,.-,-. ID, "a.
1iru AyE 81, &c. d Ka' TTsI Co. I7G
Broadway; Nov 4; due az PEE bono, A'.V"yt
1iTH ST, $40 West. 2jziOil LemGcl TX.
tleheld to Greenwich sayings Mo- 40 , N,I
ney Is 4 sands, 81 Nassau ~ an.
2JTH ST $, $50 II " of LIST ave- %'A'L,
coy1h Rain 20 John Mngn"r' 30 East
20tn ct; Nov ]: o yrs; $1,000 attorney >
Kain. $40 East goth St. 80, o,-,oor.
10Th ST 3lS West. 3 sly bLki %S sN,,,t,es =
Iemuei LittlcfeId TO Greenwich sa NdnSs
Rank. .IG 9Th ave; Nov 4 due as per hohu'
so 900. attorney. b A Sands 81 Na5sa q.as
2GTH sT. III East. sly ptkl :, tS 49,
ance and Trust CO. 100 Broadway; NOV i
yrs: $1,000. -. III on G,75 q.
SoTU sT 2o4 west 3 sty PIX ~ f, ,I.0,
ham, Yonkers, Y; NOV ~ :" yIrs S"'''''
Attorney u W Knnan I9I e, en- ,2 ave t7,os
win . IItss "a ZOc Banks. i+5 West
k Mses a., Nov 4; yrs. AZ per cent S5ooy,29G
Stta Title Guarantee and Trust Co. 40
Si0sa yI 81, n o. 100 n G Of Lexington ave,
ooTJndk xiary II Kerr 20 Frances I Ricket.
NJjddIetown. J: Oct 81; due as per ponu'
~ 0So o,,o,nev. samuel Kicker, 10 Cedar e.
$i'VSr1Tt;r ET- ia West sty brk, lS0NIVOo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-05
MORE ACTIVITY IN FOURTH AVENUE
silk Concern Leases from Plans Building To Be Erected
Property Sold min Thoroughfare.
ADDS TO HOLDINGS IN WEST 14TH STREET

term of five years. from the plans Of
Howard & Calliman, architects. The May
company also secured for the owners
building and permanent loan to the
amount Of $4,000.
Edward 2. Hamilton & Co. leased to
Peter Hauck, jr., of Newark, the Charles
Hathaway property in Prospect street,
East Orange, n. j.. comprising seven
acres of land, with a residence, stable
and outbuildings.
Adams & Keeler made the following
rentals at Ridgeheld, Conn: To Henry
Sanford, Mrs. l.. L. Dempseys place on
West Lane; also the home Of the late
Henry f. Hawley, in Main street to
Mrs. William Ziegler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-05
FOUND. DEAD FROM DRUG
Cocaine Bottle Near Body or
watertown. N. Y, Physician.

A maid in the Hotel Marlborough,
Thirty-sixth street and Broadway, found
the body Of DR.. Lewis ]. Davis forty
Eve years old. of Watertown, \. r. In
his room yesterday. At the side OF tho
bed was vial Of cocaine 1t is not be-
ueyed that the man committed suicide
ana the body will be sent to HE home
at the request OF fellow members OF he-
diah Temple, Of the Masons: ..y........
DR.. Walter Gilday the hotel surgeon.
ordered the body sent to the undertake.
ing establishment Of Coroner Winteroot-
tom, who later said the mans death
was duo to morphine poisoning. Tho
Coroner said he would not perform an
Autopsy.
II, had been thought by those IN tina
hotel that the man had a wife and family
in Watertown, but since word has been
received only from his fellow Masons In
that town and from no relative, II Is
believed he was not married.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-05
BIG RENT FOR STORE.

Albert 3. Ashforth has leased for the
United Drug Company, IN tho McAlpin
Hotel, 34th street and Broadway, the
store, I5x5O feet, between the United Drug
Company's store and the 34th street en-
trance of the McAlpin Hotel, for term
Of years. The tenant is the D'Amron
Company, dealer in stationery and leather
goods. The store has been held at 80 a
square foot Mr.. Ashforth was the
broker in the lease of the corner store to
the United Drug Company. recently re-
corded, at $4,000 per annUm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-05

s Osgood Pell & Co. have sold No. 377
Fourth avenue and leased from the plans
for twenty-one years. with renewal, the
new freproof building to be erected on
the premises to the Hartley Silk Manu-
featuring Company, manufacturers Of
broad silks, with factories at Towanda
and Topton, Penn, and Johannesburg and
sidney, n. Y. The Hartley company will
occupy the premises on or before May l.,
1918.
Duross & Co. resold for Thomas Byrnes
N Iemuei Littlefield the four story flat
muse at No. 500 West 14th street on a
Mot 25x1o3.3 feet. The purchaser owns
and controls the adjoining property at No.
s1s West 18th street, and now controls a
plot 5Ox1oS.S feet.
Douglas L. Gilman & Co., have sold for
the estate Of Henrietta SteInfelder, Sam
mel Steinfelder, executor the three story
dwelling house at No. 1918 Park avenue,
,ox6s feet, 20 feet south OF southeast cor
rer Of g5th street near the crest Of Car
pegle Hill, for investment.
Through the Northumberland Realty
Company and II. F. Ruebsanien the New
York Real Estate Security Company has
bought the Montana apartment house, at
the corner Of Mount Morris Park West
and 124th street on a plot 100.11x100 feet.
The seller of the property is Albert
FRANKIE, who has owned II since 1894.
Nothing authoritative could be learned
yesterday as to the selling price beyond
the fact that Mr.. FRANKIE has been hold
ing the property at s275,OoO
other sales reported yesterday follow:
Manhattan.
CLIFF sTREET-Harrls and Maurice Man
debaUm have resOld, through the Charles +.
Noyes Company. 70 an investor No. 60 Gin
street. four story front and three story rear
building. on a lot 20TloO feet, near Beekman
street The sellers recently bought the prop
erty through the same brokers from Bvelyn
Coventry.
for W Travers Gibb represented by John y.
Goldlng the FIVE story dwelling house No. 50
West 9sth street, on a lot 17xNS9 feet. Tho
buyers are Jackson & stern who own the re-
modelled dwelling in the rear, at No. "a West
MADISON sTREET-Eugene DriscOn and
Michael Rofrano have bought No As Madison
street a four story building. on a lot 19.oX
H6K irregular between James and Oliver
streets Catherine Coyle r. the owner OF rec
ord. At present the property IS occupied by
the Downtown Tammsny Association.
The Bronx.
LONGWWOD AvENUE-Rurz & Uren have
sod for a client two lots on the north side OF
Longvood avenue, 325 feet east Of Barry
street. 20 q builder.
18TH STPEET-Cie-nent H Smith has sold
for client the dwelling house No. 40 East
18th street to a client for occupancy.
UNICNPORT ROAD-N!cholss Leopard and
W Martin have sold Tor Elizabeth Driscoll
and Mary r Hurley TO Vincenzo Crsine the
Triangular plot, consisting Of about six lots,
ri;h buildings. at UniOnpOrt ROs3. Starting
,aytnue and ssnts strest 8 .A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-05
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER 4.

BOWERY. 235 to 239; Cohen Bros sgt Sarah
spector ct all Aug o. 1912; 500
BOWERY, 287: Brown Metal Ceiling Co art
same: Sept 3, 1912; SIG 67. -, al. :.
9TH AVE W q, between 18th and 18th SITS
American Blower Co agt Greenhut Co ct at;
Aug l3 1910; $3.50. -.
I3oston q. .Westchester K r: io0xl00i STANDARD
Plumbing supply co agt Fine & FAX Inc ct
al Aug 10, 1912; 5000.
DYRF AVE. e g. iO.1l 1t 8 OF tracks Of N
Y. Boston & Westchester II RI same aet same;
55TIHf ST. 238 ana $40 West; II Drew 8
Bro agt Lesnder Sire ct al Jan 2S' lsls'
sl75. -.
80 AVE, 1925: John p Johnson agt Mary
MeNichoias; June g. 1912: Si42 q
SAME PROPERTY; johnson g GieSson aHt
Robert Johnson: June H. 1911; $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-05
MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER 4.

sTH AVE W $. extending from Sist TO 93d
sts: Hinkle Iron Co agt Pennsylvania Tunnel
& Terminal Railroad Co. owners; Tucker &
Yiuton, Inc. contractors; sl7l 40.
ETH ST. 61O TO G25 west; Adler co
agt Faultless Construction Co, owner and
contractor; SAL -.
5irH Sr. 10 West: National Bridge Works
agt John u Rockefeller. jr. owner; David NJ
Oltarsh Iron Works. contractor; S54s II.
BROADWAY. 1915. National Bridge Works
aqt John Murtha, owner; Alter Salomon,
lessee and contractor; s.. SOC -.
1sGTH ST. go East; Harry Korp agt
Kitchen Improvement Co, owner and con-
TRACTOR: $40 40. ...s ....
PROSPECT AVE. s. l56 It OF Home
ri, 75x10O. Alfred David Co agt Manhattan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-05
SUBURBAN RENTALS.

The Lewis II. May Company has leaSeJ
Through William Il Bows.=5 an ocean
Font hotel on Dickerson avenue. Edge
mere Long Island, for the s. & l.. Con-
Eruetion Company TO Belle Rinaldo for a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-05
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transaction was recorded
yesterday at The Bronx exchange room:
BY Joseph Z Day.
JACKSON AVE, ass, =. 9I.g - n. OF l4Jh
st, 25xlQO; l sly dwsi sold TO the platinum TOT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-05
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET.
BOROUGH OF RICHMOND.

sEASHORE BARGAIN v Pretty three-room
bungalow and lot. $3.50; safe bathing; deep
sea Gshing: grand sailing beautiful Location
seashore and country combined; fare, lOe. Ad-
hrers OceRnsIde 50 TrihuEe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-05
BOROUGH OF BKooKLiN.
BEAUTIFUL NEW LIGHT

BAY RIDGE APARTMENTS.
e,s, 81 4th and 9Th ayes, 4, o rooms;
hath. all modern improvements: not wafer.
stear heat. electric light vacuum o,ean ms
20 he appreciated. Convenient TO surface
i1ss and +: 20 minutes Park Row. oentues
only Apply on premises, .----,,---,-.s.,-.,...
AND suBscRlyLioNs
Sor Ths Tribune received at their UPTOWN
o,sce No 1894 Broadway. between 8oth ana
attn sts'. until o'clock p m. AaveItlse.
Tnsnts received at the follow!pg, pransn oni.es
90. sth ave. 4. q cor. 22d St; i6s 8th ave.
cor 10Th ST.; i04 East i4th ST; 2of we IVES, 20
St. between 9Th and sth ayes 90 nsss
Iabth ST.; 1895 Sd ave-; l1VS is' s's' "e~'
sith ST.; 1871 East 18th ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-05
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
M anhatan.

ssTH ST and West End ave. W cor; 800
To 9oT west s5th 81 and 521 10 529 west End
ave. for q, IL sty aptmt, house: West End
Avenue and Eighty-nfth Street. CO, 20, 9th
ave, owners: schwartz & GROSS. BAT 9th ave,
I04TH ST, 81 to 81 West; for; a g sty
tenmt: Charles I weinEtein Rtaity Co u
West 10th ST. owner; George + Pelham ooI
5th ave, architect; 100000 -
The Bronx. ...
ST RAYMoSD's AVE. 8, $50 n n OF
Adam X Nimphius on premises, owner;
Harry T Howell, 149th st and 81 ave, archi-
tect: 81 900. -. -
isar ST, SIS IS II e Of Bathgbte ave; for
three sty brk tennis, 40xS2; Asoro Realty
Co. Vincent Busceni. 229o BathBate ave,
president, owner; Lucian Pisciottal dBt East
l4gth st. architect; $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-05

nue. c. owners; Gross Kieinberger, Bibh
House architects; 81, 900
| AMSTERDAM AVE, 10; 20 a ] sty pro
vision factory; Henry Ederie 10 Amsterdam
ave owner: Mitchell Bernstein, 131 East 2sd
st. architect; $6,0Oo.
The Bronx.
WHITE PLAINS AVE. W S, 1922 II a OF
o4nth AZ: 10 a 2 sty frame store and dwg,
10 sy28 q; ,Vincenzo Maffucct on premises
owner; Thomas J Brogan. 1870 Nstiida avs
architect; $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-05
ALTERATIONS.
Manhattan.

7TH ST. 29i East; to a 8 and sty tenrnt
Julius Holot and Norris Kronovet, 10 Ave-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-05
NEW JERSEY.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED. Young married couple wants 20
rent furnished 4-room cottage BY the month
located not moro than one hour from CITY,
state terma and location, 3. o. b., BOX ~
Tribune ofnce,
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REAL ESTATE AT AucTioM
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-16
Skirts

II hoopskirts made their predicted
descent upon an unsuspecting world,
however, the cloth manufacturer VIII
more than have his inning and milady
OF fashion will assume the proper
tons OF a dirigible balloon.-Nash-
VILE Tennessean and American.
Miss Tellem-Maude says she won't
make much OF showing in her new
gown
Miss Prim--Tm glad to hear that.
Those hobble skirts she used 10 wear
were simply scandalous.-Philadel-
phia Record.
Hobble skirts save yards OF cloth
for their wearers But hardly any
steps.-Boston Herald.
II appears that gracious woman has
granted new lease of life to the-e et-
ton industry without attempting to
wiring concessions OF any sort from
the men who control II. Mr.. Neville
announced these glad tidings when
he said: The molders OF feminine
fashions now have decreed that the
ladies shall wear more yards OF cloth
in their garments Thus Is great
industry saved from annihilation.-
Chicago Inter ocean.
The tube skirt, charged with cut
ting down cotton mill receipts, has
nevertheless been a great friend OF
the silk stocking manufacturers, and
should not be disposed OF. therefore
too curtly-Charleston Post.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-16
They Cannot Fool The People
About Theodore Roosevelt

enemies do not dare TO publish. but
which they try To spread from mouth
to mouth, 10 good men and women, IN
every community. IL is the revival
or the absurd SANDER spread with ike
secretiveness eight and four years
ago The whispered censure rs that
Theodore Roosevelt is drunkaTd
II is hard 10 find printable words
for NJ comment upon the disreputable
maliguers Nho assert this physical
and intellectual impossibility. What
the slanderers hink OF the common
sease III the American people Is EVIL
dent in their fGIile attempt 10 make
sane men and women believe thal
Theodore Roosevelt is slave OF al
cohol--the man OF ceaseless mental
and bodily activity; the great lover
OF all that is In Gods outot-doors'
the human steam engine In his re-
creations: the keen thinker inclslVe
orator and tireless sympathizer ana
toiler for all that is good and human
the robust. clear-eyed, ruddy-cheeked.
virile incarnation OF the JOY OF life. ex-
pressed in strong American man
hood
We cite this despicable folly OF the
slanderers for two reasons. IL Is SO
far beneath contempt that mention OF
IL demands an explanation. First. We
wish our readers 10 understand the
depth 10 which rabid hate or great
man will descend Secondly, We re-
gard This as a striking example OF the
impossibility OF any effort 10 make the
mass of the American people mlsuh-
derstand Theodore Roosevelt.
For. i'm our opinion, the most salient
feature in the remarkable Roosevelt
career is. that even when denied 4
hearing by the tremendous interests
that control even the main channels
OF publicity even when worst stormeu
al with INSCRIPTIONS misrepresenta-
ton. ne remains the best understood
public man in our history by the mass
of the American people. Ills hlgh
gift Is the rare one of innate, uncon-
sclous complete, selfrevelation 10
men and women and children. Ana
stranger still, that comprehension
does not come mainly through news
papers nor books-even his own-hor
necessarily through seeing ana near
ing him. IL is an Intangible under
standing.
Drab and Tory editor-assailants
simply waste the space OF their pa
pers when they attempt TO discredlt
Roosevelt among any but devotees OF
special privilege machinists IN pom.
tics. corporation lawyers, tossillZeu
Judges and big business and its agents
and its ves.-Philadelphia North
American.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-16
THE IN
STOLEN y
SINGER @
A GREAT SERIAL STORY BY w.
MARTHA BELLINGER NJ
Copyright BObsSAsrrm Company

her holiday mood. headed into the
harbor OF Charlesport.
The village still rang, II so staid
community could be SAID 10 ring, With
reports OF the event OF the week be-
tore. Doctor Thayer had been
sphnXlike. aud Little Simon had
been imaginative and voiuble and II
would have been difficult 10 say which
had leased the popular curiosity the
more. Aleck found a tale ready for
his ears about the launch and its
three passengers, with many conflict
ing details. Some said that great
singer had been wrecked OF Rams
Head, others that IL was the captain
and mate OF the Jeanne Dare, others
that IL was a daughter OF old Parson
Thayer's sweetheart and two sailors
that Jeanne ashore. Little or nothing
was known about the island castaway.
Aleck followed the only clue ne could
find, thinking 10 get at least some
inkling OF the truth1a.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-16
CHAPTER XIII.
AIeck Sees a Ghost.


Little Simon drove leisurely up the
long, rugged hill over which Agatha
and James had so recently travelled.
and drew rein In the shade at a dis
lance or long city block from his
destination. He pointed with his whip
while he addressed Aleck, his sole
passenger.
ionder's the old red house, Mis-.
ter The parson, ne hated 10 have his
trees gnawed, and Major here's
great horse for gnawing the bark
offer trees, So | never go no nearer
the house than this"
All right. Simon; you wait for me
here"
Aleck walked slowly along the
country road, enjoying the fragrant
helds. the quiet beauty OF the place
IL was still early in the day, for he
mad lost no time in following the clues
gathered from the village as 10 the
survivors OF the Jeanne dare. The
air was fresh and clean. with tang
OF the distant salt marshes.
long row of hemlocks and Nor
way spruce bordered the road, and.
with the aid OF a stone wall, shut on
from the highway a prosperous-look.
ing vegetable garden. Farther along,
flower garden glowed in the fantas-
tic coloring which gardens acquire
when planted for the love OF flowers
rather than for definite artistic ef.
fects. Farther still, two lilac bushes
stood sentinel on either side OF
gateway; and behind. a deep green
lawn lay under the light, dappled
shade OF tall trees. Il was a lawn
m ~ "a
! in the middle of its velvet green. un.
/ der the branches OF two sheltering
elms, stood the old red house. 1t
looked comfortable and secure. in its
/ homely simplicity: something to de.
pend on in the otherwise mutable
/ scenes OF life. Aleck felt an instan-
taneous liking for 1t. and was glad
/ that his errand, sad as il might pos
sibly be, had yet led him thither.
! Long French windows in the lower
| part OF the house opened upon the
I piazza. and from the second story ruff
! fed white curtains fluttered to the
/ breeze. AS the shield-shaped knocker
changed duly TO Alexis stroke, a
large melancholy hound eaH4e-s4owfy
round the corner OF the house, ap-
! preached the visitor with tentative
/
| mildly. lay down on the cool grass
IL wasn't a house TO be hurried, that
was plain. After wait OF Ave or
10 minutes Aleck was about to knock
again, when face appeared at one
OF the side-lights of the door. Pres
emily the door itself opened a few
inches, and elderly spinsterhood.
wrapped in severe inquiry, looked out
at him.
Can | see the lady. or either OF the
gentlemen, who recently arrived here
from the yacht. the jeanne D'Arc?"
Alexis voice and manner were
friendly enough 10 disarm suspicion
Itself Salie Kingsbury looked at
him for full second.
Come in
Aleck followed her into the wide.
dim hall. and waited while she pulled
down the shade OF the sidelight which
she had lifted for observation. Then
she opened a door on the right and
said:
Set down in the parlor while | go
and take my salt risin's away from
the stove | amt had time TO call
my soul my own since the folks came,
what with callers at all times OF the
day"
ITO Be ContInuedl