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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-15
TRIP STARTS
EARLY IN THE
MORNING
Luncheon at Neche and Gret.
ma, Arriving at Winni-
peg in the Evening.

The time-7 O'Clock in the
morning.
The place-Fourth street. in
front of the court house.
The girl-They'll all have one
or two.
The 1912 tour of the Grand Forks
Automobile club will start tomorrow
morning. when the first car will be
checked out at Z o'clock. The other
cars. probably twenty in number. will
be sent on their way rejoicing as fast
as possible after hat time. The car
must be in line at the proper time or
they will loose their places. The or
der of getting away has been a%nnounc-
cd as follows:
/. Leslie Stinson.
2. DR.. L. L.. Eckman.
8. c. E. Garvin.
4. w. P. Fowler.
8. NJ. F. Murphy.
6. w. A. Collins.
Z. F.. H Haverland.
s. 8. S. Titus.
8. E. j. Lander.
10. John Void.
IL. DIR. G. ]. Gilason.
~. w. S. Whitman.
10. DR.. c. S. Marsden.
IA. Charles Bartles.
Is. A. 1. Hunter.
16. j. Harvey.
II. Charles Holmes.
IS. c.. j. Volner.
10. A. G. Lockman.
This years trip is to Winnipeg and
according to kilograms from Mayor
Waugh this morning, the motorists in
the Canadian city are prepared to
show the American visitors the time
of their lives. A feature Of the Grand
Forkers' stay in Winnipeg will be the
luncheon at the big exhibition grounds
Wednesday noon.
The pilot car in this years tour
will be driven by Leslie Stinson. who
will be accompanied by members of
his family.
DIR. L.. l.. Eckman has been named
as the official pace maker.
The press car will he driven by A.
G. Lockman, II. D. Paulson will repre-
sent the Times-Herald.
c. n. Barnes is the official checker
in and E. Durham will act as check
circuit. E. D. Hanson is the mechan-
ician. The ~mechanician's car will
bring up the real of the party and will
be preceded by the press car.
The trip to Winnipeg will be by
way Of Neche and the return trip by
way of Pemhina.
Luncheon tomorrow noon will be
iidh AZ 4NStic dIiu NItlild, pdil Ol tIic
tourists visiting each place at the in
vitation of the commercial clubs of
the two cities. The cars will be
checked out at Gretna. Several mo-
florists from these cities will join the
Grand Forkers into Winnipeg. The
Neche Commercial club has made
plans for the entrance of the party in
to Canada so that there need be no
unnecessary delays. 1t is expected
that the visitors will arrive in Winni-
peg about I o'clock tomorrow night.
A number of the Grand Forks
boosters making the trip are going to
kill two birds with one stone. Not
only will they have the pleasure of
the motor junket. but on Wednesday
they will attend the Red river naviga-
ton congress in Winnipeg. which. it
is expected. will he attended by at
least 100 North Dakotans interested in
Red river development. All the cities
along the Red river will have repre-
sentatives at this congress-. a number
of the MAYORS of the cities interested
having already gone to Winnipeg.
Mayor NJ. F. Murphy of Grand
Forks said that he thought the Red
river congress would be largely at
tended and that the meeting would be
of great importance to the river coun-
try.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-15
CASE PENDING 4 LONG time
City Loses in Minneapolis Brewing
Company C'ase-LOses Title

~seS
Company Case-LOses Title
to Street.
The city of East Grand Forks lost
in the Minnesota supreme court in
the caseof the Minneapolis Brewing
company VS.. the city.
The above action was begun by the
plaintiff. in September, 1908, through
blts attorneys. Messrs. Cobb G. Wheel
wright Of Minneapolis. and A. A. Mil.
Ter of Crookston, against the cit of
East Grand Forks and some twenty
three other defendants for the pur-
pose of determining the title to q
tract of land in this city on DeMers
avenue near the bridge over the Red
river. The tract in dispute had been
a part of Julia e n and had been
vacated by the city council. After its
vacation as a street it became very
valuable ny reason Of it's location near
the bridge. The city claimed the
vacation was of no effect. The other
defendants claimed ownership by rea
son of their ownership of property
ada sent to the vacated street.
The ease has been o%bstinately COLI
tested by both sides. On the trial in
district court the plaintiffs ATTORNEYS
were assisted by F. C. Massee, now
city attorney. and Geo. p. Flannery
Of Minneapolis. and defendants were
represented by G. 4. e. Finlayson and
Bronson & Collins of East Grand
Forks
Judge Watts in November last de-
cided the case in favor OF the plain
till and the city Of East Grand Forks
appealed to the suprece court, which
afirmed Judge Watts decision.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-15
MILITIA MAY STUDY
AEROPLANE WORKS
The big Tractor biplane, in viii

The big Tractor biplane, in which
a half interest was recently pur-
chased by F. G. Kenworthy of this
city, will be kept at Devils Lake for
a day or two more. The plan is, &C
cording to advices received from that
city today. to have the officers and
members of the state militia encamp-
ment drilled in military aeroplane
science. Captain Bell has had con-
siderable experience along this line
and his teaching would be invaluable
to militia members.
A nice flight was made at the Chau-
tauqua grounds last evening by Cap
tain Bell. He reached a height OF
500. feet. flew about ten miles and was
in the air twelve minutes. The flight
was made in a high wind but Cap
tain Bell did not want to disappoint
the large crowd present so made the
fight in spite of odds.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-15
AUTHORITIES SEEKING
FORMER TICKET AGENT

Harold Dewitt Johnson. formerly
Northern Pacific ticket agent at
3gand Forks, who asconded June
FL. 1911. after defaulting. has not
been found as yet. The National
Surety company. of which John G.
Bennett of Minneapolis, is the gen
eral attorney, has taken up the search
for Johnson and. has offered police
authorities throughout the country a
reward of 800 for his arrest and
conviction.
Circulars from the. National Surety
company have been sent broadcast
throughout the northwest. johnson
was supposed to have gone to Moor
head and Fargo after he took sudden
leave Of his friends in Grand Forks.
He was then supposedly on his way
to Chicago.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-15
PACKARD GIVES BOND.

Tho following dispatch from
Bismarck has the following to
say anent late developments in
the Decentralization libel case.
l.. e. Opdyke and F. E.. Pack
ard, arrested on q charge Of
criminal libel preferred by e. g..
Patterson, furnished bond in the
amount Of $1,000 each. the bond
being signed by former Sheriff
e. c. Taylor and Capt. I. P.
Baker. The preliminary hearing
will occur Thursday morning,
July IS, at 10 o'clock before JUS
tice Olsen. a change Of venue
having been taken from Justice
Pierce.
Mr.. Patterson takes the stand
that he Is not dependent upon
politics for a living. but that he
is a business man. whose annual
volume Of business amounts to a
considerable sum. The articles
he named in the complaint as
libelous he charges with being
injurious to his business. One Of
the most carefully laid founda-
tions for criminal libel ever laid
in the state characterizes the
case. Attorney George Bangs Of
Grand Forks. having spent over
a month investigating 1t and
working 1t out. There are four
cases and two notices Of retrac-
ton have been filed.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-15
WERNER ACCEPTS--W|LL
COME HERE AUGUST IS

G. F. Werner of Michigan City. Ind.
will succeed Kirk f. Wallace as sec
rotary of the Grand Forks y. NJ. c. A.
While Mr.. Werner was in Grand
Forks last week he was proffered the
position and was given until today to
his decision.
The directors of the ~" received
word from Mr.. Werner this afternoon.
He said he would be here August Is.
Mr.. Werner is general secretary Of
the Y. NJ. c. A. in Michigan City and
is looked upon as n of the best
men in the work in thai part Of the
country.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-15
A r IS
SOME SPOT ON
MAP

Everybody knows where Grand
Forks. North Dakota r..
This fact was demonstrated this
morning when the Evening Times
received a letter addressed to
'The Editor. North Forks. Da-
kota:"
And then. too. there are some
real, live mail clerks on the job
we'll. az q score Of excellent clerks
IN the postofnce lii this city.
tt - said that fewer. mistakes
are reported from the, Grand
Forks .postofice than any post
anywhere 81 the United States.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-15
PAT MAHON GOING ON
i LOCAL POLICE FORCE

Pat Mahon. we'll known in Grand
Forks county. will begin his duties as
a member of the Grand Forks police
force tomorrow. Mahon succeeds C..
s. Edwards. who has resigned to look
after some land interests. both for
himself and relatives. MIR. Edwards
has made "A good RECORD as an official
and citizens in general will regret his
resignation. Mr.. Mahon is we'll known
throughout the city and county and
will undoubtedly make a good u c
cessor and member of the local force.
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elman's third addition: consideration.
1000; Bank of Thompson to Edwin
T. Spafford. lots 16 and II. block 9.
Mcdonald and Goodwin's addition,
consideration $2.25o; E. D. Midthun
to school district IS. land in Gilby
township. consideration $500; State
Bank Of Reynolds to Alta NJ. Thomp-
son.. lots 10 and IA, block 8, Reynolds
first addition. 1925: w. L. Richard to
Ernest Kirk, lots 90. Fl, 20. block 6.
Niagara, $1,000; Willis A.. JOY to
Robert E. and Herman A. Strutz,
quarter section in Michigan township.
consideration $1,000.
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NEARLY

Hankinson. n. D.. July 15.-Only
the fact hat his binder had not We,
been set with all the knives. saved
John He'll. Jr.. a farmer. from being
cut to pieces when his team became
frightened and ran away. He'll was
thrown in front of the machine
kicked by one of the animals and in.
jured about the face. head and breast
He was preparing to harvest barley
when the accident happened.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-15

Mons. Dessereau to perfect herself for
the part.
Ringing brothers circus with the
largest equipment they have ever car
ried will arrive here next FRIDAY over
the Great Northern coming in FIVE
trains comprising eighty-six cars with
sixteen sleepers. They will bring
1900 people of whom 400 are per-
formers and 200 ballet girls. There
will he $50 horses, forty camels. thir-
" elephants and los dens of wild
beasts.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-15
IDEAL IS CLOSED FOR
new CHURCH SITE

St. Marks English Lutheran con-
gregation this morning contaminated
the deal for the purchase of a plot of
ground. 10 by 100 feet, corner Of In
ternational avenue and Fifth street,
upon which 1t Is proposed to erect a
new church a year hence. The prop
erty. was purchased from Mrs. Julia
Anderson of Pasadena, Cal.
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NORTHERN
ORIENTAL WRECKED
CONTINUED from page ~

CONTINUED from page ~
wards presented With a gold watch by
James j. Hill for his feat.
Meaeher says yesterdays wreck
was the most marvellous happening
within his varied experience in rail-
reading. He says II is a miracle that
many were not killed.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Quite q Number of, Warranty Deeds
Recorded 1t Court House Today.

Real estate transfers recorded at
the court house today are az follows:
Win. Fritz to Mrs. ida Jackson. lots
~ ana ~. block u. Bulge and Esh-
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-15
COTTON MILLS
HAVE STRIKE
Operatives Quit in Sympathy
With the Viewers
Much Noise Made.

New Bedford. Mass. July 15.-The
operatives in eleven cotton mills in
this city struck today to enforce the
demand of the weavers for the abol-
ishment of the grading system of
wages. The strikers gathered about
the gates of the mills and made a
noisy demonstration. but no violence
Of any kind was reported during the
early hours.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-15
Newspaper Folks Guests
OF 101 Ranch Nyd West

PENCIL PusHERs D1NED WITH COWBOYS AND cowG1RLs AND EN-.
JofED SOME MEAL-JosEPH c. M1LLERs PRECIOUS SADDLE
AsroNIsHEs y1s1roRs-IND1A rs WOULDN'T TALK. JUST LOOK.
ED WISE.
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OST PANKBOOKS.

771VTR0OK No. 7o5.4i0 Of German Saving.
Rank, IAN st corner Attn ave. also No ia ~
~ tL. public Bank Delaney ST., both III New
~ ana other papers. which were taken from
bn,se 1857 n ave. Please return by maj 10
Ns|czysav Piotrowski. 2@ 9th ct. CITY. ray
I~Gnt stopped. Other papers valuable only 10
PANKROOK no. 50i.533 OF the Union Dime saw.
inrs Bank is missing. Any person having
claim 10 1, IL hereby called upon TO present the
same within ten days or submit TO having s''d
rasshooI cancelled and a new ono issued d.
"a ,NyxR0OK No. 55O.7O0 Of the Union Dime
- SayinrC Bank is missing Any person hav-
taj,, 10 n IS hereby called upon to pre-
s snS the same within ten DAYS or submit to
having said passbook cancelled ana new
one issued.
p.S.Vpo0K No COO 248 OF the Union Dime
savings Bank IL missing. Any person nav
,,,, :, claim 10 II IS hereby called upon to pre-
sent the same WITHIN zen uI{s OF nI'.''', nov,
having said passbook cahceleu an" ~"
one issued. ---
gGVEROOK No. 52s.6t4 OF the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing. Any person nav
Inc =, claim 10 IL Is hereby called upon 10 pre-
cont tbe same within ten days or submit 10
having said passbook cancelled ana ne"
one issued. ---
tnc Ger,nan Savings Bank In the CITY OF
NJ Work. corner 4th ave and lith st. issued
IN Rudolph Kelm and Mil ME kelui: Al per
sons - NOT returned to the Bank on the
T,b dav Of juno. 1917 duplicate VIII be
issued. go.
LOST or sTOLEN-Bankbook No; $50 III ot
,La GERMAN Savings Bank ia the city OF
-" ynrk corner 4th ave. and 18th ST.. Is
sued to Marie Resale Hoppe. Al persons aTe
SaH', r[tyrncI 10 the bank on The ith day %
J jar iSi2 a duplicate VIII be Issued
IdsT- Bank book No. l,o2s.4=a. Rank for Say.
nss $50 ith r. aHr book nT to S SaSk '1S'"'
I0sT,-Bankbook No. eG51s1. Bank for say.
LVSt 90 so an ave. New York. Payment
stoned. please return book TO bank
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esKs AND OFFICE FURNITURE,
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY or NEW YORK
Patrick Farley. plaintiff, against Bertha
schcr and others. defendants.
In pursuance ~ Judgment of foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered IN the above
entitled action. and bearing date the 18th day
OF April. 1912 !. the undersigned. the rci,fre
I'm said Judgment named. Will sell a. publlG
auction. a. the Exchange Salesroons. nos. -
ia Vesey street. In the Borough Of Manhattan.
CIV OF Scw York on the 22nd day OF May.
Phpnlx Ingraham. auctionecr IA" premises
described by said Judgment 10 he sold. and
therein described as follows
ALI. that certain lot. picc" or parcel ~ land,
with the buildings thereon erected, situate"
living and being in the city 81 New York and
county 81 Now Yors. ana bounded and de-
scrihcd as follows.
REGISSISG 90 p1laf on No Sou'h"ry
side ~ Eighty second street, distant two hun
sre5 and -aventy-thrsc feet Eust"r.y from tho
point formed hy the intersection Of the south
,rly eide Of Eighty second street with the
FasfcrIy side Of Avenue A, and running thence
SoItherlv parallel with Avenue \. ono hun
d-.d and Two feet and two inches 20 tn" centre
iiue Of the block between Eighty second street
,rd EIFhfv-nr-t street. thence Edstcrly along
Ei.hty- second street. eighteen feet and nine
Inches. thence SOrth-rly and parallel 20 Ave
nus A. ore hundred and two feet and two
Irches TO the Southcr'y side % Eighty second
street: ard thence Westerly along N" same
eighteen feet and nine inches 10 the point or
place ~ beginning. 800
Dated. New york. April 20. 1912
CHARLES y MORGAN. Referee
GEORGE II. HYDE. Attorney for flairt.T. a.
PARK ROW. Borough OF Manhattan. city o.
Ncw No-k
% lac sod ~ street 40. Is 5iS East s2nI
street. borough OF Manhattan. CRY OF NeT
York. -.
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Liz pENDENS.

18TH ST. 235 East: 18th st, i33 to l"I Last,
and 5rh ave- 20S2. william W McGoyeiIn1, ny
gdn. agt John McGovern ct al 'paf''''o"''
attorney, Il 4 McGrath. 800. az, r.ido-
zap ST 2Ia East; Lille AaT"nh hEt isi"" -,
KonIik foreclosure Of MTG; attorney "
Tor G23 map Of Gleason pr3pcIJys p sp ri
Fannie bernstein agt jennie Tackney et a. ~
foreclosure % MTG: attorneys hu'%"''" Z"
Fraukenhcimer ....,,r, . ~. Z, n Of
faGtb 81. ~ 9x123IO: 18Th IT, - - ~
southern Boulevard. 5Oxl0o; "l''%g gnr,',is,,pc
herd agt MIlard Johnson e. ~
Of ntg); attorney, ~ swain ~, ,aoth - IsGx
,TU AVE o = h72 n . ~ l'V'h - ,,,.i..i
no. Augusta T. Wendt agt AmoIose ~ me- u"S
81 al Iforeclosuro Of mtg; attorneys D"'''
strong & Whitehead 80. I, uaruire agt
Jacob Steiner Il al 0oreclosur' OF "'e'' "'
torneys Finch & Coleman. s,t 49,. ia.
nth Sr 3O5 20 300 west and otn ~ -, =" %;
Nnrtbs & scbmoh 60 agt corey Keany ~ 80 81
al action To foreclose lnechah'' '
neys Wilson, Barker wage; -,h - eoxSo
81 AVE So r. 20 II OF IN ~, - al
JoSepb Wolf ant William \ lou"t -
cotton 10 fofoclose mechanic "'"'' ''''N'
news Wcsaelrncu & Kraus. ~ u-bu.b.ad
HESTER ST. 81. Pennington oreciosure Of
mtg; attorneys. Duer. Strong
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Mala

CARETAKER.-Ma and wife 10 take care Of
house for summer Or iii rented; best or ref
erences Address X. NJ, Tribune Uptown Of
hce. 1864 Broadway.
CARETAKER. Small respectable German fam
fly OF adults city or country preferred.
Grail 201 West 10Th - .
.CONrTIMA% or GROOM.-Thoroughly expert
cuccd, excellent reference; country pre-
frrrod. james care Long. 52i 30 ave.
COUPLE neat, respectable. young Swedish. for
small family in the country. as chauhelr az
general houseWOrker: good references. SEQ
Charles wilson's Agency. 4l East 9th st. Tel
1924 Plaza.
FARMER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; can work
and manage: well recommended. married,
no children. rtTictly sober and honest Car
p.ufors Agency. 15l Gth ave
GAPDE.NER-AIid aged; Finnish. expert
,1ccd Ga fruits. flowers. vegetables. lawns
drives etc. Ten years references. Carpenters
agency. 154 9Th ave
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MECHANICS LIENS.

.SsspAh AVE. l7g3 20 1879; Frederick Jackson
~, r,ylnpton Construction 90. owner and con
No.. Nathan cohen, contractor: $1,000.
,vEVkTHERN AVE q g. whole 'front.' between
~, ,su and i19th so. xlOO: Murtha & Schmohi
~, bTch Realt, GO, Henry Raabe. Herman
80 80 ~ and Gussie Baabe, owners; Charles Gallo
- hMeeht Bo-paTelli. contractors. $i,GOV.
e It 1E>iER AVE. : 20 u. Iasquale Pia -
,se, sgt Clover Construction co. owner and
%,fEctor: 500
HoSpEcT AVE. 2o9l Louis Macouscy agt
teb Sup owner and contractor: P3ullnd
AZ. s ~ lessee. J; Kurzrock, contractor
1, Ky BROADWAY. q r. 1913 n OF Lawrence
~ .,.nl2. Oriental FireproCf Sash and Door
s,,,ss' heissenDJtte & Bcrgcs owner. John Lon
~. contra tor. $50
sPECT AVE. 219l: North American wall
-, % agt Dsias or Isaac Stup. owner ana
CO. 'oi' Raphael Kurzrock, owner; Meyer
tH1 sselh.. contractGr. $40
Rss,,ih ~! SO East. Max Lcycnlind agt
~ 80 i'ediE CO. owner ana contractor .
n, y ri ST 503 10 5G7 West. John 7 MelFhan
s''i'afah Haaz. owner and contractor. SG4 30.
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ALTERATIONS.
MANHATTAN.

,vsrIE ST $ 1906 II Of Ky YIN .Sii st.
. sly "'yVgraati1u Rooms and settlement
ssn, rooms oSpt ~ NJ Mocarsulmer' 5o' 9TH ave
re.ngs-t: $500 ,,.r, 100. T, q Snow. 10 Ce-
FNvEl.sIIDLrn. 9 r,ue. lo7 West SSth st, archI-
q si .2SS% S l 2 l3t 50 % Ne st5 '' amt
and stores, st~aub AZ Attn ave- architect; S3.Voo
NH AvB Of s siR S, 60 70 an Pre M aty
.ofe ana :, Ut ptoho,te.u. 32t Madison ave, archi-
~ AVE- 1853 to sly and , basement n K d%g
- 81 s sr i55 and l57 East; TO a sly con.
6)TH Elton. New York Edison 60, % Duane
ysrter sta " WeisseuDcrccr. IT, 20 Duane 81,
q , 9ar sc5 600.
srrAits''' THE BRONX
-oo-oHA PARK EAST, 1902: 5 sly frame
&c. + Mclean, : East ESD ST. owner: J
dag; ,NaS f1>i ~tcbbius ave. architect, cost.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

u. AAAIiAl IAN.
i;ssrso.,AADWAY, 9 cor 10th 81. for q > sly
~, Do'sIn bldg, 57ax2lO. Columbia Unlvsr-
led 'sg.leihises. owner. McKin. Mead e White.
y" axe architects. $3.50 600.
TIE BRONX
bai.,,IDEN ST. n = 1929 n Of southern
,nss I'p; t"o . sly brk tennis. 5OHsS each
Ag,t :. ~ Company. jeremiah Alticri, SIS
lssib " boulevard. OWBerg: Harry r. Howell.
silaaao' ahd ID ayc architect, total cost
sea- aaSHEaTER AVE r =. s. Il W Of DIM
i1si,sn To- oDeii air theatre, J0xl00: Max
Jsinsie Vs1 Startling ave. Lessee; Hans Lieban,
sEr(,;. y 4: architect: cost. Sf00
NO - 8tE. W 3. 2T5 n Of Randall ave.
pess,, Sy fnf9e dgRA 1SA22 each; Robert
&c pa, ~ ~ East l79th 81 owner; l. 4 Souie.
A0pp,tt Syth s. srchitcct total cost. $4,000.
: Hy ,ris PARK AVE. p q cor Melville ave.
Shieve, y e. sl9blc and shed 2Jxi5: Caroline
sof9iet o.; Morris Park ave owner: Henry
tge p' 'VSi fremont eve. architect; cost
erk So ANE, cor 1Glst 81. three sty
sssekef ~ ana dwgs, 30 2x7O each: Henry
tspf ot,s,x1e nfy Acller. 2412 Grand ave. presi-
ttts a,ls,'.I, hopDe DaUic. so Wcstches'er
2fzD 81 !, Htal cost. S25.100.
ss.y f,sytt y ?. o13 n Of Barnes ave, two
stein SIT awe. -lXf9 each: William Ringel-
ornt, H. 4"th ave. Mount Vernon. y y,
ssehits,t' ny NOrcheiIn, .OSl fremont ave.
N' Total cost ar -
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eATsEIEo MECHANICS LIENS.

CHAKLOTTE ST e s. 1Ci.6 II n Of Jennings
Ct. Rudolf Gr0ssman agt Regina CONSTRUCTION 60
a. a. MAY H. 1872; $3.50. 49,.
o9D sri ~ and III East: Kat Lumber co
pgt 115 East 2ad street ct al; April -. 1917 'by
D'r -TiiT sr 81 west: George J Easis sr, agt
uabeI +. 1oldIng ct al: Aug -. 1919; $1S27.
S2D ST. 40J and 407 East: John QUINN sst
NTH ST n p and 1ljth st. p. W OF
broadway; william Buses AZ az CO. GaiT ~. con
gtruction 60 - al: Aug -. 1911 - 100. r,,-
ayes. block: Ferdinand " Gciier ast Manhaitah
island Realty 60 - al: Jan -, lel2' $1i4 -. -,
g33D ST n +, 1873 q a Nhlt' rams "a:
Morris Perlberg a<t Morris Improvement co et
rI. March 10 lDl2 N1Yl.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR sHoES.-DEPoT QUAR-
t.rn,sters Office 10th street Und Gray's
Ferry Road philadelphia. May |. 10l2.-
sealed proposals in tTlpIieate. subject to the
usual conditions. VIII be received here until !
n'ciock - NJ MAY IL. 1912. and then opened
Sor furnishing and delivering at either the
phIlcdelphia Boston or 81. Louis depOts of the
o'artar,nastcr's Department. l.. S. Army:
"a ooo nairs Russet Marching Shoes Standard
samnI,s can be seen and specifications, blanks
for proposals. AMI fun Information wIll be fur
nIsb,.I upon application at this Office. En-
,.,innes containing proposals to be Endorsed
"prapnos,Is for Shoes. 10 be opened May 10
1912" 1T. con. "H'.N~Hi - PAhEh'
Depot Ouartermaster
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I'D and Infrm clergymen Of the
.,,d fal 4fg1e5stcopI church in diocese OF Ne"
rrstest aSi coo .. trustees. 10 Rosina
,ls W. s:9G C yNOrtgasc Co to Margaret c Car
MI So lsoiGSiu ckman. adm to James J N0n'
BESSIE .
n Coo von ~ Rose Marx; 81. ...-.
James NJ 81 NJ sinclair TO German Savings
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WORK WANTED.

Male.
CHAUFFEUR. MECHANIC; S~ede. single eyed
30. with private family DO own repairing and
g. u gccl ca<fIl driver, Ci.y or country; refer
cnca. wages SCp month: VIII work wees on
uial C. 81. Box -. Tribune Uptown once
1861 Rroadwa..
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not afraid II hard work, 1--WE years expert
cn,,. excellent personal references, city or
country. Ind Istrial Az ncy u West 40 p.
WANTED-Posltion to travel IL Far East. Ivy
man who speaks French. German and Chinese;
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