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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-31
THE ONE GREAT ISSUE

Secretary OF Agriculture James
Wilson, the first member of Presi-
dent Tafts cabinet to speak in the
middle west has entered upon an eN-
tenslve campaign tour. lie confines
his address to discussion of yne is
sues between the republican and the
democratic parties ignoring the third
term candidate entirely and making
no reference to the third party. Sec
retary Wilson insists that as there Is
no possibility of Rooseyelts election
the people OF the country must
choose between Taft and Wilson, ana
that 1t is Important that the value of
protection to the American people
should be demonstrated and empha-
sized
IN his opening speech In Michigan
Secretary Wilson discussed protection
versus free trade and elaborately re
viewed the accomplishments Of Pres
ident Taft's administration, lie ulo-
gizcd the president for the great worl,
which he had achieved not only in
securing progressive legislation, but
In giving TIE country safe and
stable administration, avoiding inter-
patt,pol trnutl,s and .ope.rXiur tht
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-31
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET

o....... au..,,- ns,jc,--
H. r. DANIEL
g. A. CLEVELAND
For County Judge
For County Attorney
po. ebc1u
W. d"
For R,rist,r Of Deeds
CIARENCF q. EATON
For District clerk
+. W. PERRY
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-31
November 5th

Excursion rates to Florida. To the
heart of the Everglades. This body
Of land considered the richest In the
United States. 1t Is tho home OF
winter gardens. Valuable informa-
ton may be obtained in regard to this
wonderful truck garden country at
room 236 Robinson Arcade Bldg
Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-31
Adam
Had EN-,

Max Lewis died this week at Mus
kogee. Maybe you didn't know MIX
He was writer with million friends
and he was admired and liked by
every newspaper man in Oklahoma
who knew him. His life was a typifi-
cation Of what respect a man can
command when he boosts everything
and everyone and don't know the
meaning of the word knock"
IL Tulsa had n free city hospital
Joe Baker might not now be on trial
for his life. The fact that he had no
money with which to pay hospital
fees for his wife was one of the en-
cumstances that led some people To
believe that he would XIII a man for
a paltry sum.
Isn't is funny how gloomy a rainy
day makes some people?
Most knockers are jealous OF the
people they knock.
When you get tired Of smiling
laugh!
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-31
Some Recipes.

TO prepare steak and bananas
quickly, scar the steak on each side
and place in the oven for fifteen min
utes. Peel bananas. slice lengthwise,
and bake on top of the steak.
Snow Pudding-Soak half box Of
gelatine in half cup OF cold water
for half hour. Then pour on half
a pint Of boiling water; add two cup
fuls sugar and the juice Of one lemon.
When the mixture is cold add the
whites of three eggs and beat all to-
gether. Put in mold to harden and
serve with custard made of one pint
Of milk. the yolks Of three eggs and
two and one-half tablespoonfuls of
sugar; flavor with lemon.
To remove fruit stains pour boil
ing water through as soon as poss-
ible. If the stain has been previous
ly wet the boiling water will not take
out the stain.
Peanut Drops-Two tablespoonfuls
of butter, one-fourth cup of sugar,
one egg, one teaspoonful of baking
powder, onefourth teaspoonful of
salt, one-half cup of flour, two table
spoonfuls of milk, one-half cup of
finely chopped peanuts. Cream the
butter, add sugar and egg we'll beat
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-31

Herewith is presented the shortes.
poem ever written, as handed to Just
Minute by ed Aggas, of Tulsa:
MICROBES!
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-31

It's rcfrcshin these days t. GO
home an spend tn cvcnin' with
somcbuddy that can vote. Nothin
is ever said about tn sub contractors
on tn average self made man.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-31

morning to find that the beds OF their
children had not been occupied dur
ing the highland then to discover
that those same children were in a
jail, for violating the law?
Let us revive the old time Hal
lOwe'en spirit!
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-31

When YOU get tired Of smiling
laugh!
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-31

Most knockers are jealous OF the
people they knock.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-12-13

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Guardian Trust lQ. lfa be- ln III
fst az NJ q lunal'o
RAM 81 Hawaii itd 81 oh,U y
Lansing ..s.........t Eaf hh
Oliver q Lansing 90 j Seam lf N
Edith = pond and hsb % oliver
q lausing .....t,+. ........ ID
Bank 81 Hawaii itd to Oliver q
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Oliver q lansing % iam1s q Leteh u
Edith 3 Popd and bsb 60 james 4
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liam N Namauu ........ 3.
Henry MateyhoRse Trust 90 LtI
Tr 10 Il Estclle Roe ...t.... ID
Mutual Bldg a loan Soel of Has
l.td to James q Leach ...... Re-
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-12-13
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-12-13
DARK DAYS
Are Days Of suffering Are
Reconing Brighter for Some
Honolulu People.

MANY a. dark days" from kidney lila
BaeSaOho, headache--nervous, tired,
Urinary tfouhlo-mako you gloomy,
Deans Kidney pills bring relief
Have cured many kidney wfierera'
Here's one case.
Mrs. Anna Bossard, n Sycamore ST.,
81. Paul, Mlun., eayH, 81 suffered ter
rlbly from kidney trouble and al
though | doctored constantly, wa.
often laid up. grew discouraged
and Mt the timo DoRn'a DaekReho Kid
ney pills were brought TO my attention,
/ waa confined TO my bed, There were
palma in my back, hips and shoulders
and / was no helpless that ! could not
turn over 1 had acute twinges
through my bladder and l was very
thin, Dizzy spells and headache also
annoyed mo. The use Of the hret box
OF Doan a Backache Kidney Pills gave
me relief and after had finished the
contents Of the second, l noticed
great change for the hotter con
tnuod taking this remedy and bcfor,
long was able 10 get UP from my bc'
unnssistcd The stiifnces and lame
ness left my Joints and my kidncya DO
came normal. That happened nearl,
three ycars ago and today | am enjoy
ing good health"
Donns DNckachc Kidney pills ar
sold by nil druggists and storckccpcr
nj 90 conta per box, (six boxes $500
or will be mailed ON receipt Of pric
by the lIollHtcr Drug Coz llonolnl9
wholesale agents for tho Hawaiian II
lands,
Remember the name, Doanp, MI
take no substitute.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-12-13
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-12-13
Soldier Who Killed COmrade Is
Grief Stricken and Says
All Is Blank.
CAN NOT TELL HIS REASON
No Evidence to Show Hagemann
Was Intoxicated When Deed
Was Committed,
CFrom rbuuday AdyWtisor)

Held ina oahu prison, charged Win
the murder of his host friend, Private
Henry Gerben, William ~ Ilagemauu
OF Company n, First Infantry OF which
his victim was also o nembor declares
that to him the tragedy is % hlupki
that he does NOT remomher ming Ono
shots which killed his comrado and That
he would willingly give his own lifo u
be could recall thar Of his bosom irleni
WHOM llagemapn appeared az MAY
8lnl llendryH oiiee yesterday morning
to ask tho oilicor 20 secure his ehecil
from sohoGeld Barracks he gave eyoI}
eRidopcq Of the sincerity Of his gief
A#t# 1859 *#B# $3.50
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-12-13
WATER SPOJ IN
LANAI IS PICKED.
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Where UNDERGROUND FI0V
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-12-13
REALTY TRANSACTIONS

Entered of Record November ~ lUls'
shohichi lkcguchi to Mrs Tsugi so.
knmOt0 ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,r,, :
Sernphina T. pico aud VT by Atty
10 Manuel JRcintho n,,.,,, ID
q Kaimina TO Mrs Ohin Fcrrcira. ID
Mary K punohu and hBb TO Young
Men n Saws Socy Ltd..,,,n. NJ
Shire Mitmnngu to Chang Won
Gun Observation-Disclosures =
Mrs llorindn = Mcdciros TO lkcda
TOfnichi , ,,,,,.,,.,''s',t'' -
John de Rcgo TO lkcda Tornichi. j.
Joseph J da Gown and VT TO Joa'
quinn dA COuva .,.,,,,,,..., ID
Manuel jaciDthO and VT 60 Joa.
quinn da Couva .,.,,..u.,, ID
Jonquimn dn Couya and hsb to
Manuel Jacntbo .,,,,,...... d
Charles Copp Sr and VT to Joseph
u Frcitns ,'.',,. ,.,,''.',,.'.' ~
Kanokni Tilton TO william Tilton ID
John da Costa 20 llnyashi Mntu'
tnro 81 al ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, j.
X w Kinney ana VT 10 Bishop 3
Co ,.,tt,,.,t,,. ,,,,t,,'''. M
John w Cook and WI 10 N Naga'
m0ri .t,,f',,.,'',,t''', u
~ Colt Hebron TO Wing Kym Leu i
William w Chamberlain 10 Guar.
dim Trust Go Ltd ,"n...nP A
Entered Of Record November 90, 1919
Kawoi Mnhnlo to Mrs Mcliaka Ka.
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John Nua and VT by Atty TO Jos r
Wclcb Observation-Disclosures ]
Joseph u Wcicb 10 Antoine Garcia n J
Daniel Kcalobo 10 Mary lnoino', J
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OF Jesus christ OF u D sls.;,,,
MUTUAL Bldg lOhn boey OF IN"
Ia 70 Elza " cassidy "s..' "
Blkh " 'hhhlny hbh hhp 70 iIs oi
~ Of james campbell. ''a.Y
william Chsue ny Any 10 MOI
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Entered OF I0C01 November ~, lVl
w O Aiken and wi 10 John Nor.
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Elise Kaiser md, bab 10 A Is Lind.
say COMMUNICATIONS,
E0iGbl Aepawa and wi 10 KeBichi
Nngno n.n,.u,.,uno.n
Frank " Thompson and WI 10 Rob
bins u Anderson ....,,at,.
Ella Il Austin 20 w A Mckay,
llezekiah Mnnaae gy Gdn 10 w A
Mckay .,.,,1,.,,,n,,,,
w A Mckay aud wi to GdD Of
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-12-13

~ $500
-.
Kalua X Pololu and hsb 70 @ A
| cay,os 4 Long ard N 10 b Ito.. b u
Bank Of Hawaii la 10 Charles
Hcmenway ..-s.+-.,t.--., h.l
Pioneer Min Go Ltd to Eliza X
Bright and hsb ..,....st-... Rel /
John NJ Bright and vi Co IL Of
Church OF Jesus Christ Of latter
| Day saints st...-.st-.- ~
Entered of Record Deeemb,r .. 1914
paalua (k) TO Mrs Milcka Kahele y
Frank G Inorganic 10 N J FaFiss. Re-
Marion w Hendry 10 G Groves. n
Charles r Hemeuway and VT 70
Joseph + Shcedy .,.,..,,,.-... u
Joseph + sheedy and vi TO Bank
of Hawaii Ltd ,..,.t...,s..s.. NJ
Lacy. Kahaina and hsb 10 ID kalei'
KIM ....,ss.s.....ss-s ..sss. ~
Cecil Brown TT to Moses Elama ana
VT ,, ,,s-s,s..s.s.. .sssss+.k
Henry = Campbell to w NJ $ Lind
} ecy , ......tss..s..-.es. ~
I sepano Paniani to w NJ Land
say 49,. ,.s... Gee ...'sss s't,s
Keaioha Paniani to W NJ 8 Lind
sey ...sst..ss...ss. ..st ss
II Pnniani aud WI to W NJ i ma
4 say ,,',,',.' ,.',.s';'t ~
II liiranoi X uehimai kaoStoa'i .
, Akamine, Miyashiro; Jitchqkui
Manuel Subica, Cornello Sfn
4 ago; Francisco Daniel ct ali ID
Domingo, Placido Cortesi Fran-
u cisco c Rebloj d Moku by Gdn
ct al TO Olaa Sugar Co LTD o,C Ms
D w Wells and wi to Fanny Straueh
l. Recommendations. d
lIilo Kaihe TO Tr OF Church OF
- Jesus CHRIST OF l4atlef bag stunts
X Thompson to Naiw'Nl sugar n
;" 20 llu '''''' F'n'.' m .''''' "
. Qhas Thompson TO NSl"lfl S"s" II
Al Go Lti ,'.'''';',' ,'',''.'' =
NJ Rose llatile ana hsp ct ~ 70
Edmund Daniels .',.''','' ,''' >
NJ John y NOR ana WI 20 iopN""
l. Sugar Go Iva '','''F ,',,',''.'' u,
Meta CremSr TO 4us'ave u, meyer "o
- dohh ',o'""lh ~" 80 49, =
to Apokoa sugar 60 Ltd ''''''
ID Antoine ana VT to Chnn I'm 800
u W Q Aehi Tr TO James y Jaeger
h"WsoS '" N''"uf
a 6ustave a Meyer and WI TO Edw
D II y Wolter Tr ,,,,'',,''
$ Court OF Land Registration
George II Wond and WI to Laura
Snollnhn ir'''',''
d Entered OF RECORD p''emper ~ lVl'
VIM Low to sam Look, '','-,b
" Leon lolhllo 70 In mp ppm
NJ William Mckay TT TO Edwin II
Cant ,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,.,,, Re
ID Young Mon \ 5hNs hocy L'd 10 Mfp
Mary Avery ,,,",',,,,,,.f.,, RI
Mn,y N"nee anu nSp f." i9u"B
d David Kemaboielani and WI 81 al
to Toyehiro Tanita ,,",r,i'',
NJ EldOrh DEACON 10 lAuphhVehoo
sugar GO ,,',:r,Ii,t,',:,.,ti
no : y %"s"''' 10 f's' ''""" y ~ II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-15
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Na-rarct conway 10 James Conway: $500.
Same 90 Catherine Conway. Hvp' ,
william = Havemeyer, trus' TO Harriet
Morse - assis); each W =, H..
ConeIius n Van Ness 10 William nave
meyer trus g assts). 81.
clarence Fowler and ano, efrs' 10 ''hIe"So
Fowler q hssts). slt lOI
same 10 Henry 7 Fowler: fiii3s.
Annie Lovy 10 Emanuel Glauoer u hhs""
Ina volr 70 Isaac Butler Z? as''sli H;ioo' W
Good Samaritan pi.pensary TO herman
Catherine " Ioney 10 Joseph Matthias, WI 90
William De witt and ano eNfs' 70 tain
crime " Loney: S2i5si. ,-., e...,,,,
Hankcrs Trust co. trus. TO Lambert suydam
'' Asne, \ Lauben and ano. admr'' to Agnes
Hen, Torgenthau 60 to sophie stein: 5000
tadie n Ciockc 10 Mary Wood; 5000
John G Rodgers to Percival { smith. $500, 500, -
! Frederic Kernochan and hno' as committee
Wilson " Powell TO Sarah II Emerson an Int
Sl2 coo .,
Iawyers Mortgage co to Cathedral church O
81 John the Divine $500 nh,
Henry G Taylor TO German Savings BANK
scamen's Bank for Savings to Robert "
Gee" George " Forsyth. esr. to seth Wheeler; s?'
600 49,
Thomas II Russell, sdn, to George y RaPP
park Mortgage GO 10 Mary Forsyth. $4,000.
charles II Baechcr to Milton \ Fowler; 81 200
Mary : Todd to Mary Miller SIO92
Clarence ! Carroll 20 Bridget Davis: SI.'oo.
Mary Miller trus 10 Mary Miller. S.p5.
qu.son Wolf TO Laura Heilner; S2S. 40 ~.
Jacob Marx 10 Ernst: 500.
Alice NJ Doremus to Mount Morris Bank. 81
600
Elizabeth Guggenhemer e1trx, etc To Excel
sior Savings Bank: S22. 500
Eugene Nallens to Charles Gahren. 500.
John II Thorne ct al TO Caroline \ Thorne
81 800
CRYSTAL Realty and Construction co to Isabelle
90 D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-15

Vacant and improved properties alohs
Washington Heights figured in a transac-
ton Representing $3.50 600 yesterday. Ihe
vacant plot, 10OX10O.j feet, at the northeast
corner OF Pinohurst avenue ana lHo'h
street, was purchased through Arnold
Byrne & Bauman hy The George Backer
Construction Company from James Martin.
1t is one Of the few. remaining unimproVcd
parcels along PiuChu.st avenue The 7uN-
ers will resell 10 "a h".lCer The two hNe
story apartmcot houses, on plots 'VNlV"o
feet, at No. 30 90 j5S West 1S6ih street
adjoining the ,oTtrwest corner of Audubon
avenue, were taken by Mr. Martin in OK
change Tho George BdCker Construction
Company recently acquired the property
from Colonel Nathan :. Jaryin i'm part cay
ment for the building Nos 60 and 81 west
45th street
Palermo Brothers arc negotiating through
Calder, Mascot 6 tanning for the pur-
chase Of the six houses a No. S9l to S99
West End avenue and No 500 West 1O4th
street, southwest corner of those thorough
fares. Five of the houses have been OBJ
tanned under contract. and the other one Is
expected to be under contract early next
week. The combined properties have
frontage of 100 feet on each thoroughfare.
Palermo Brothers plan TO erect on the site
a twelve story apartment house similar TO
the three structures completed by them at
Broadway, 115th and 10th streets. The
West End avenue houses are owned by
Dianah W. Morris, Eliza J. Adams. Mary
r. Mooyer. Emma J. Egan and Cora c.
withers respectively. Mary r. Cowen owns
No 800 West 10th street. The entire OPP
Grafton will involve about 100000. The
houses on West End avenue to the south
are restricted till 1915.
A. c. e. L. A. Marks have sold. for Mayer
& Miller. property at No. PA to 2lS West
8sth street, on a plot 50x100 feet to the
Emmerson Holding Company. upon which
modern twelve story loft and store building
will be erected. This plot is, adjacent TO
Seventh avenue.
William j. Roome & CO. have sold NO.
104 West 29th street, a four story building
on q lot 21.4x9S9 feet for the estate Of
Jane Stewart, represented by Sarah j. Ray
nor, Mary F. Fairbarn. Edith 3. Keller and
Charles X. Stewart. The purchaser is Law
renee Frank. son of Ivan Frank, head OF
Ivan Frank & Co.. makers of children s
clothing. for many years located at the
southwest corner of 10th street and Broad
way.
Mr.. Frank is in Europe at present, but
II is understood that together with the
properties Nos 1O6. 1OS and 10 West goth
street, making plot S5x1O0 feet, twelve
story modern fireproof loft building is to be
erected. Last year the same brokers sold
the property Nos los and 10 WIst 10Th
street to Reinthal & Newman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-15
LEASES.

Douglas Robinson, Charles s. Brown
Company have leased for Mrs. Mary a.
ouinlan the building at No. 81 West 3sth
street to Edward II. Proudman for a term
OF years. The McVickar-Gaillard Realty
Company represented Mrs Quinlan. For DR..
Reginald II. Sayre. the building No. East
18th street, TO John Wallace Brett, and for
Edward II. Proudman the parlor floor and
basement No. % West 37th street, 70 Joseph
F'aure for a term of years.
Charles j. McKenna has leased for
Michael d. Ryan. the southeast corner OF
Lexington avenue and 26th street for
long term of years. The lessee will occupy
the building after extensive alterations have
been completed.
J.P. & L. J. Murray have leased me
saloon at the northwest corner of Amster-
dam avenue and Manhattan street for
term of five years to Martin & Ganly: also
the two II nily house No. 3OS Decatur ave-
nue. to MI Wander Roest, Of Mount YER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-15

The following bankruptcy petitions were
filed yesterday In the United States Court:
THE MASSACHUSETTS MONUMENT
AL COMPANY, at No. 43I Fifth avenue
involuntary. Judge Hand appointed VIII
lam c. Foster receiver Liabilities, $1,000;
nominal assets, $lA2aO. ..
LOUIS SHAPIRO and JACOB WERNER,
who compose the firm OF l.. Shapiro & Co.,
manufacturers Of clothing specialties. at
No ST. and sl9 Broadway. involuntary.
Judge Hand appointed Nicholas Kelley re-
ceiver. Assets estimated at 500.
ROSENBERG BROS & POWELL COR
poration). manufacturers OF dresses ana
costumes at No. IS West 18th street, invo-
untary. Liabilities are 5000 and assets
$500.
SOLOMON FRIEDMAN and JOSEPH
JACOBS, who compose the firm OF 5. Fried
man & Co. wholesale dealers I'm feathers,
at No. CAS- Broadway, involuntary. Judge
Hough appointed Harry Osterman receiver.
Liabilities are 10000 and assets 5000
CHARLES DEARNBAUM, trading as
Of dresses and waists. at No % West 9th
street. Involuntary. Liabilities $4,000 and
assets 1900.
THE ESSEX FURNITURE COMPANY,
Of No $40 Essex street, Involuntary Judge
Hand appointed Melville RI. Cane receiver.
Liabilities $4,000 and assets 5000.
ABRAHAM GERSON, dealer in jewelry,
a. No 30 Maiden Lane, involuntary.
LOTHAIR RICH. dealer in jewelry at
No 200 West Gath street, involuntary. As
sets $1,000
GIUSEPPE DERRICO. Of No. S3S East
10th street, voluntary. Liabilities 1882 and
no assets.
DORA DAVID. milllner. voluntary. LA
blites sl,ll3 and no assets.
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martial % 10 Annie Metzler. II seton ave- june
g. a. attornev same as above. 49,,
Tor 30 block -, same map' same 10 49,,
plrkene. ISL East 1I9th st; Jrne !. 81 at'o'h'!'
same as above. TIA, -.e.-ace AZ Nor
ITO heights: Emile Coetti to ltteloc kedIl y;
q; william ST: June o. 1910 SlV attorney
ColettI & co, % William St 500 sxsc.
pYEP AVE " cor ~ Field pl, wv" oN 80
Annie X Dicckmann to Thomas q NeilI;s , ~.
west Kinehbiidgo rd mtg $1,000 June 10, 90
attorney. LAWYERS Title Insurance ana lfus' W.
100 Broadway. -, tytnes-
EEDGWICK AVE, :. 5ls.5 Il OF hlnss i
bridge I'd 375xil5 1X3I .SXllS.j. kingsbridHs w.
Estate Co 10 Fordham Realty CO. 25N1 Seps ~
ave; June 10; 81; attorney. r Kelly lev hi"""
way. r r..
ETH AVE W s. lot 10 map F. Buliard q 20
adj Mount Vernon 25xlO0: Jerome Whelpiey |,
Harold Roys 449 South Columbus ave, Moun'
Vernon. " Y: June 10: 81: attorney, Ii ho!s
South Sd ave, Mount Vernon, y y. -
134TH SIT. 29s East 25xl00; Carrie wagner .o
Joseph Filipi. 405 Fast 10th 81, and ano u. M.
$4,000: June 10; 500; attorney. O Ernst l''
Broadway.
18TH ST. &. 100 II W Of 81 AIMS ave, 3i.1N
100: Giuseppe Raia TO Morltz schwartz. l5o' Isl
ave, and ano: June {. 500; attorneys, bewKo-
WITT e. Schwartz, ~ Nassau st. .
15STH ST, s. 200 II W OF Courtland'
ave. 50x1O0; Joseph Hoetzel to Hoetzel Construc
ton Co. 1913 East lj6th st; June j.; 800; attor-
ney, L Frees. 1929 Sd
202D ST, 201 East 25x1O0; jeremiah i ToomeI
to Annie l. Powers. 20l East 202d st mtg 80
600; Jan 10; 500: attorney. William Muir
ply 946 Broadway.