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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-02
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Seius 8riitus, iooleoes er Den
ue0iife Religion ll0Dirlmg til 9rah.
miSme meo line Ofrin9er, SeIu.
plagerier % SiplepouOring Scrub
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bans 5o0er ie9te al moooirfe oeo
at ifoife 6om ct rigt @iitermool
OF omQiDe BAN meO ait, 5pooRia.
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pao bans 6iitru fenoe8 life. Ter.
imo0 bar Goonet paa oen Sen
ION bar 1rligten al 0ette 26gte-
ifo6 Nobuta.
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bor So, iogoe Ben uu9e Mono:
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be mig, mar ogioo ieG er unber.
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ipg @an6 o. ct 2i9tob o9 fif
SEN Oplnsnin9, OF ban o9ino bar
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qul alGonina og me0 roget Sopeo
og bIep orebet al oenne @on6s oD'
BE go, fit 2e0e til lit tioliaere 2ip,
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Tom @ifeten at qoo no | gniom.
be6en, og 6o oct blep BAN npgtet,
Gsb ban bort ira Stitru og Barn,
foo lit Sopeo rn1e, ifsrte iig glile
a1roer og off no I Sienlssbeoen.
9enne Sio0bartas Snnolina er
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-02
DANA COLLEGE
BLAIR, NEBRASKA.

WINTERTEaMIN BEGYNDTE 4DE DECEMBER 1911.
Tilbyder Underwriting ffgende Kursus:
MISUNDERSTANDING forbereder ti Trinitstis SsminAEiam
NoRMAL-uddanner Lerere or Larerinder for ''pahEe
school," --udsteder 'stats certificate.
AcADEMIC-Hraarigt, fOrbereder til de ledende gkOlsE.
CoMMER0TAL-Bogg6ring og ~stenogrsa.
MUsIC-Piano, orgel, Violin og Sang.
God Anledning for NykommeTe til at iare Engslsk.
For Xout, Logi og Undermining per Ere Uger $1sOO.
G. x. HANSEN Forst
Skriv efssr ny KataIog.
R*&e& N#~M&xxx
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-02

oerfor er ie9 III / 0enne 8iloprelle.
0}eO andre ORD: ri itaar Der oeO
ben iaafol0te SjeleDnn.
Drin9slere. Qog er oct, Der
D%anOrer, life SiGlen, men 9oltO-
lingerne, Den iaafolOte aarnla, Der
er lroooelJ Der iorbinoer De for
Itellige 8iloarelicr Oct giGl0er ON
at iaa aorma til at op66re, ioa OPP
5erer 2boelien.
g Zen treble Son06e0: DIN Sic
'oelien5 Op6eoelie lDOer oct iaaIe-
oeS: 1ilintet96r, opgio, fornG8t o9
bortiiern 8eriten Og 2i0enito6en,
iua bar 2t0el'en @nOe. Saa ct Der
ingen aarmn mere, man er noe al
Oct e%oinoelige areosl6b, fri for
8eni60elie, man bar naaet Qtaalet,
u irDona o: ll0iluffelie, 9uoos
bi5mens Solig6eo. Get er, iom Ell
engelif Zero bar io9t: 9uO0biS-
men gaar e9eatIig uO paa at n0fin-
.oe, 5Dorle0e5 Den enfelte fan 6egoa
SeIOmou0 paa ben melt eitertrDffe-
lige Q}oa0e. Og oct er bet Ii0ite
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gere. 0og betragteS Selomoro teo-
retiif iom Ell @enoei oct life er
tilIoOt at 6etrnOe.
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til 2t6eIien8 0p.
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fan fol0e 9u006t mems . p-
before. 0enne Bel bar 8 eco:
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ret Gin, ret 5trG6en, ret
Z Gnten og ret @ru6len. -
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6pu0 man fal0er . Embellishments
5 Bu0: y 5ffe orG6e no9et le-
oeu0e, > life tiIegne Jig iremmeo
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til fomnter for Ntltnfenes ge0fom-
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Seua, 81 fife mootoge Splo eaer
- Com man ier, er oct
oQeiummen 6orbuo. 6oneoop0en
er @elptlie moo alt leoenoe.
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06a 6arafort q lien 10"
Or. BARRON, 0r0itprer poa Ben
itore Reli9ionSfongres / Chicago /
1898 foier til: "He may have
made Asia mild, but can scarce
ly be said to have made it NOR
al" 90 man mno life Io0e Jig
iorloffe til at tro, at Embellishments
WilO6eo er bet inlHme iom aprIi9-
6eo, man oDer for en- on0en5 SfDIo;
nei, ingenluu0e; man 6Oer 0en fun
ior ielD at llaa M}oalet: Rirpana,
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ggoiSme.
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ntO poo 2eicn = 5on i%oreitaar emo
MI 7 @~enio0elier.
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Sang. BAN penter fun 1 @etlfo-
Oelie.
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itaor 0en, 5oi5 1iGton0 er 9liroana.
II N}en ooer ale oi8ie itoor De
oglpite, 9u006aerne, al 6oilfe tim
uoale foo cr afnlOenotc 9u0O9ner"
Gn al oisic er @ontonla &foo5o.
Ce bar life Blot ielo naoet grfcns
0el'en, men iorfDnOer 0en ior on-
ore, ior @eroen. Der bar oprct 3
for @ontonlo, % ser fomner cen
etOnu.
gn 9uoo6a fon life i%orlpie an.
ore, men lnre. 6porleoe8 man ifal
forIpfe tic ielo. Re9len er
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-02

80 Goffefafenoer ior 1912.
Kftf+ Tcr of intrSoniere d pof Sa'
- talo9 tor Sp9ea, Sonlot II
uip, til enbper 2Gler at bette glao p'l D.
Ienoe abTplnt frit ct @tseiliplat az uos
SSolfefalenoer for 1912, inoeloloenoe ila,sBe
Tprt0ninaer % SfiSier, oerlom 81 leiioe.
us 10 cler ilere Senners Naohe % aottslee'
J. v. LEACHMhN q son, Minneapolis h'nh'
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-06
Short Sport

That was good game yester-
day, even II the usual result In
the Tiger run column disappear.
Both Criger and Fullerton
pitched fine ball.
McMullin and Lynch each
touched one too hard to keep it
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-06

PORTLAND. Sept. Grain
prevented the game between
Portland and Vancouver here to-
day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-06
THREE TEAMS
PUNCHED At
THE TOP

The baseball season Is getting
pretty aged, and the fans now like
to see the lists of leaders thinned
down. In the Northwestern
league the race is pretty one.
with Spokane, Seattle and Van
couver all in the ring. Spokane
has a strong team and Is still in
the lead, although the Seattle
Giants have taken a big brace and
are going after the big honors
with lots Of pepper. Vancouver is
just behind Seattle, and Is making
a strong bid, although 1t seems to
take more to win games now than
1t did earlier in the season.
Tacoma is now content to build
up a team for the 1918 season,
and spends all the time whipping
a bunch of promising kids into
shape to make it hot for the high
er-ups. Victoria and Portland
are little better off but are prac-
tically the agents OF victory for
the first division teams.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-06

The Chicago Cubs and Wash
ington will meet In the worlds
series, forecasts Of seers to the
contrary Notwithstanding. II you
doubt 1t, ask Frank Chance.
And when the Cubs have won
the title, Manager Chance will bid
adieu to his bearlets and HE him
self to his California orange
grove to spend his declining
years.
Chance does not admit for pub
lication that he Is through, hut
to friends he confesses the game
has about seen the last of him.
The truth is that the clever
handler of the great Chicago ma
chine is on the verge OF ner-
vous breakdown. The grind Of
ten years pennant chasing has
undermined his constitution and
as his bank accout is as fat as a
Stadard Oil senator's, he has de-
cided to retire.
But-he wants to win Just one
more worlds championship first
and his admirers hope, that
should the Cubs fail to overtake
the Giants this fall "Husk" will
be back In harness again next
spring, for another waltz with
the goddess of chance.
Chance says the Cubs will win
in no uncertain feruas
1.-THE Cubs and Washington
will meet In the worlds series
and we will win the title," he
said, when asked what he thouEht
of the outlook. n ID
How about the Giants md
Boston,"
THE Giants are through. We
have trimmed them In every se1
ries. We have the better teApn.l
The Giants have been held up by
Marquard and Mathewspn-
"Rube" Is through and Mathew-
son can not carry the team alone.
That club has shot its bolt 4nd
the Cubs will win the pennanf.Y
Isn't Boston the best ciupfln
the American league?" dis
mol / think Washington Wiz
win. 1t will II Boston falt<ra
Griffith has his team In the, right
place. He Is close onto Bost0h's
heels, winning consistently. Bosr
ton Is apt to go to pieces and the
moment 1t does Washington viii
cop. Griffith has the greatest
Highlander in the business, In
Walter Johnson. and he has a
corps of able helpers to support
the Idaho wonder. His team Is
young, fast and full OF fight.
Clarke himself IL one Of the
|shrevdest men that ever wore q
uniform. II expect to meet
Washington IN the worlds series
and 70 win the title. =
How about retlringz'
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-06

Home runs-Raymond, Lynch,
McMullin. Sacrifice hits-Jack-
son. Strait, Raymond, Saddle.
Stolen bases-Nill 2, Wilson,
Raymond. Struck out-By Full
lerton T.. by Criger s. Base on
balls-on Fullerton 2, off Cri-
ger 4. Wild pitch-Fullerton.
Passed ball-Whaling. Double
plays-Whaling to Mil; Fuller
ton to Raymond to Jackson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-06
WOLCAST HURT;
MATCH IS
OFF
(By United Press Leased wire.)

(By United Press Leased Wire.,
CADILLAC, Mich. Sept. e.
Ad Wolgast's match with Packey
Mcfarland Is off. While crank
ing his automobile today Wolgast
opened the old wound in his arm
and will not be able to enter the
ring for a month or six weeks.
When Wolgast heard the Doctors
verdict he wept. He will be fore
ed to postpone several engage
ments, carrying guarantees for
more than $4,000.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-06
VOL VERTON PICKS
RED SOX TO WIN

al league bunting" Wolverton
said, Boston will win hands down
In Joe Wood, Stahl has a pitcher
the equal of Vanguard or even
Mathewson, and he is bear for
work. O'Brien and Bedient will
offset any other two twirlers that
McGraw has, and in Speaker and
Hooper and Lewis, Boston has the
best outfield in the league.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-06
(By United Press Lease,

SEATTLE, Sept. 6.-Crfger
and Fullerton both were in tine
form yesterday and the game
proved to be one of the best of
the season.
Tacoma took the lead In 5the
first inning on a home rum by
McMullin. Seattle scored two in
the second. In the fourth Mike
Lynch drove a space-killer over
the left field fence. scoring kthe
second run Seattle came Back
with two more and this finished
the scoring: II
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-06

Il could retire without a re-
greet when win another worlds
championship, but 1t Is too early
to think Of that just now, when
the race Is so hot"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-06
JIMMY ToMAN
FETED IN SPOKANE

SPOKANE, Sept. 6.-Spokane
followed the Tacoma example of
Umpire day. Jimmy Toman was
the feted Indicator man. Vic
torfa was all to the good and took
to 1 game from the Indians.
n II n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-06

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
NEW YORK.-Manager Harry
Wolyerton OF the New York Ann
erioans. formerly pilot of the Oak
land team IN the Pacific Coast
league. today picked the Boston
Red Sox to win the worlds champ
ionship should they finish first In
the American league race.
''If New York cops the Nation
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-06

Our fall patterns certainly the SWEETEST shown at
this price in Tacoma When the Dundee in suit
remember that something than assoca
ton 1t that the who started the Original Dundee
System the manufacture of suit that leaves
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-06

Canadians didn't think much
of the Bayley-Allen scrap, because
Allen was knocked out In the
third round. h, you hard-heart-
ed Canucks!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-06
FAST GAME GOES
TO THE GIANTS
WESTERN LEAGUE.
. 800 . 80 .

WHERE TBEY PLAY TO
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-06

Spokane had an Umpire day.
The mayor likened the duties of
the umpire to his own. Poor
mayor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-06

WASHINGTON CUBS WILL WORLDS SERIES AND
CUBS WILL WIN TITLE, SAYS MANAGER CHANCE
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-06
in sight of the fans.

There was a misunderstanding
in the Seattle ranks and a dou-
BILE steal went to the bad.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-06

HERBsT CLOTHES SHOP
214-220 National Realty Bldg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-29
FOR FIXED INTEREST RATES
Widespread Sale of Mortgage
Bonds the Means, 1t Is Said.

Interest rates on mortgages should De
so fixed. say realty experts. that the
calculating conditions Of the money mar
ket could not make them at times OK
csssive The obvious remedy for this .
he issuance Of mortgage bonds, now be-
ing done in this city i'm pioneer way.
There is al present surprising lack OF
knowledge Of proper principles Of borrow
ing manifested by many real estate own
crs Randall Salisbury, Of the Title Guar
sntoa and Trust Company. says that the
work OF the company in providing mort
CAGES and mortgage bonds 10 meet inc
rpodern need reveals that borrowers. a. q
rule. fail to appreciate sufficiently inc
significance Of tho maturity date Or other
i-ems Of a mortgage. often a-slight mod
,1cation OF tho terms may have DECIDED
influence upon the ease with Whch inc
.,orteace may be renewed or upon tn"
,,arl,atabilrv ~ the mortsaged property
II is often necessary 10 point ont TO Dor
rovors that this can be done 10 their adj
vantage
There is little doubt that the large IN
sti,utions dealing IN mortgages and real
cstatc securities can do much TO as
sen,lnate information Of value 70 the pun
&c and TO improve conditions in this te'o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-29
IN LONG ISLAND ZONES
Some Interesting Sales Of
Houses and Plots.

The Mcknight Realty COMPANY has sold
on the estates OF Great Neck 90 r. CoUk-
lin. of Manhattan, plot having "a 'front.'
age Of 1876 feet ON Gateway Drive near
the entrance 20 the Estates OF Great
Neck. also a plot of lo3 feet frontage t.
Glover Drive. upon which IL is the inten-
ton of the purchaser 10 erect a large
frame dwelling house. The outlay WIFI
involve approximately $1,000
The Windsor Land and Improvement
Company has sold. al Lynblook 10 G. r.
Smoke. a plot iOXl25 feet, on clifford
street: to n. Beckmann a plot, 4.XlZ5 feet
ON Christabel street. also, ~ Valley
Stream. 10 NJ. Moynihan a plot, }oXlC)
feet. on CroweH street. to y. Gallagher. z
plot. S0xlO) feet. on Maujer street and 20
NJ Murray at plot, i9Niol feet on Grove
street
In Hampstead the same company has
sold to Z. Thel a plot, SXloo feet on
Booth street
4 tract Of about thirty-dve acres al
Fort Salonga has been sold by Emma
Fortuna to William Donahue who ac-
quired the adjoining property few
months ago through Theodore s. Hall
J.. *. Loyaue has broken ground Tor ana
attractive home at Wykasyl Park. Oh the
three-acre tract recently sold hy Joseph
p. Day. The house will be Of English
half timber type ana will be located 'n
the top Of the hill fronting on both over
look Road and Wellington Drive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-29
By HERBERT T.. ANGEL,
Secretary Of the Nrstchester County Cham
her of Commerce.

Among the big public improvements uu-
der way i'm Westchester County is the
creation OF civic centre in Mount Yer
non which will be at about the intersec-
lion Of North Fifth and Stevens avenues.
The plan includes carrying Fifth avenue
across tine New Haven tracks.
Among the buildings contemplated are a
new city Hall police headquarters, post
Office Proctor's Theatre and the Ebling
Brewing Company's office building
The grade crossing al Mount Vernon ON
the 0ircm division Of the New YORK
Central will be eliminated when the lines
Of the railroad are changed and carried
over the bridge there. AT the same time
the station will he removed 10 that point.
bringing about n decided Improvement in
that part Of the city.
Work on this change Of line has been
DELAYED because of disagreement between
the railroad company and the Borough OF
The Bronx as to who shall pay for the
building of 242d street, which viii cross
both the old and the new lines.
At Youkcrs avenue. between Mount Yer
non and Yonkcrs new bridge is TO be
bulll to replace the Old one across The
Bronx River
At Mamsroneck plans are on root 10
dredge the harbor. which Is for the mos
part marsh land, and az the same time 10
enlarge Hsrbor Island, converting II into
A public park.
II the entire harbor could be dredgeo
the increased value of real estate in the
section would offset the cost, II IL sara
and give Mamaroneck one OF the bes'
harbors on Long Island Sound, near New
York.
Yonkers has recently completed its CRY
Hall at cost e about $4,000. This is
one of the most imposing public buildings
IN the county. and should be taken say
many real estate experts. as an example
FOR other municipalities 10 follow.
The new 10000 railroad station OF th'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-29
MUST PAY OVER S3.00O.000
Referee Rules Ismans Owe
Money TO Hilton Estate.

The report Of Henry Smith. referee in
the foreclosure proceedings brought
against Felix Isman and the lattcrs wife.
was filed in the Office OF the County
Clerk yesterday. The referee finds ths
Isman and his wife owe i3?3S,s2 IL to the
executors Of the estate Of the late Judge
Henry Hilton. The money is owed as a
result Of the purchase by the IsmsDs of
the old Stewart block, at No go Broad
way, the property made famous by the
LATE Alexander r. Stewart.
According 10 the report. when lsmau
end his wife purchased the property they
took IL with o mortgage OF $4,000 The
only payments made by the Ismsns, III.
report says. amounted TO 1898 %. This
makes the amount due as reported above.
the interest on the money being reck-
oUed in
The hearings before the referee were
conducted In Smiths office. and the Hi
ton executors were represented By James
(. Darcy as their attorney while the
Ismans and others who were codefend'
anus in the proceedings were looked after
oy the law firm OF Masten & Nichols.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-29
BROOKLYN SALES.

Frank 4 Seaver sold the plot 7oNic'
feet east side Of Third avenue, . feet
south of 62d street, for j. Walsh. to an
investor.
Meyer Leyeuson resold for y. a. For
man. ir.. TO a client No. Ss2 RockaWaS
avenue. a three story brick building, on a
lot 2lXl0o feet
Charles f. Meyer leased Tor long term
the building Nos 40S to NJ Fulton street
for the Abrast Realty Company to the
". z. Grant Company. of Lynn. Mass
The first hoor has been sublcased to iht
Star Shoe Company ana the second hool
TO ,he Dentist Supply Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-29
Trading of Tenement Houses
a Feature of the
Market.

Trading i'm the real estate market yes
terday was chiefly confined 10 tenement
houses.
one Of the most interesting exceptions
was the purchase for investment of the
Rixton. nine tory structure al no
l.I4 10 S20 West S7th street. The property
which was disposed of by the BnN'oi.
construction Company. removes from IN"
market the first and ONLY apartment
house built on s5th street between west
End avenue and Riverside Drive IT was
,bcld at $40 100. the building being one OF
Inc most successful 81 recent apartment
botse operations on the West side IL
was fully rented from the plans. having
been completed on october ] Of this year
The site was purchased A} the con
struction company. Of which tdWih =
{ Brickncr is president. in jun" 1911. from
il Randolph Jacobs. who accumulated th,
tplot. which measures N'Nlo feet, ITO"
various owners.
In -ba sales of tenement houses the
Fordham section of The Bronx PLAY p"
conspicuous part IN this section Hem
iF KEEL purchased from Jane T. NehH
Nos 2j43 and 2lij Wehster avenue. tW"
nwo story structures. on plot jUX''' feet
extending through To Decatur avenue TO-
,catcd 25S.7 feet south OF l93d street MI
lkel i'm the last few months has acquired
the adjoining property to the NORTH eN-
tending to 1891 street. The combine"
,plot measures N36 Zee; III Webster ave
niue 1854 feet OF lS5d street, 295.' feet on
Decatur avenue and ~ feet on Its SCUM
,crly line. and comprises the greater part
Of the triangular shaped block bound 81
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Lionel Walsh; also. tie studio apartment
No. q West 2Sth street. Ion Rcuwiek G..
Hurry 10 Mrs Lcimdorfcr. also TO- r. i.
Putnam. the top floor apartment al 10.
IA East ed street 10 Chairman Her
rick
10. O.. Senior 4 co have leased The four
story dwelling house No. ~ West S,th
street to g. Nj, Woiseloy. also, No. JOS
West 18th street. to Mime. Bertha MouI-
ian. and No lGp West 18th street 20 Jo-
scph 5. CavcrcauN.
The VI Norgenthau Jr. company
which since fl became agent OF L@sanno
Court. No ~ West 18TH street. has Inn
proved ard rcdccoratcd tho building ana
has made SOME popular innovations in
management. has recently leased apart
mcuts In the building 10 Mile. hucrczia
Bori. Louis NJ. ogden. Samuel cohen,
G.. II. SPOTS. +. 5. Jordan and Mrs.
Georgia Evans.
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, los East 18th street TO 3. FTankel Co;
the ninth loft in No 4 West 10Th street
10 the Paris Raincoat company LOFT III
No. IA West 18th Street TO George Miller
4 Co: tie fourth loft IN No. $50 10 l@t
West 9TH street to sampler Brothers, a
loft in Nos. % and - Madison avenue 20
tine Goldstone- Greeuburg Company. and
the second loft IN Nos. 1913 and l@i West
18Th street to the Jersey Button Works.
Louis Swick has leased space in Nos.
SO and 314 seventh avenue TO the chic
Cloak and suit Company and 70 Fawcett
& Levine loft in 80. 292 Seventh ave
nue. Both leases are fol q Term Of years
Porter & Co. have leased 20 KalmuS
Brothers the three story building No. 1l9
West 125th street for ten years az an aG-
srecate rental Of 100000
Post d Reese have rented for John y.
Golduc. agent the two story stable 40.
- East 18th street to Howard Willetts.
VINO Will alter 1t for use as private
garage.