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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-26
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
WITH name and address u lenders attorney
SEPTEMBER -.


ELNRIDGT ST. . s. 125 Il or Hester ~.
:ssxSI5: Feb 3. 1905; Lizzie Monday 70 Marie
Iotze: 5000; attorney, Dudensng, jr. lao
SANE PROPERTY, FEB 3. 1903; same TO
BoEery Savings Bank: $4,000; attorney seth
ELIZABETriHI ST. 2s7.. 20 2xs1. sx2o sxel; ;
Mott e.. 2s4. $, Is Il o. Houston ST. -.
i lsf and 1861. runs = 1331Ix @ a. * @5x W
Dix i03S 70 HroomA ct, 72a 10 beg; Spring
s.. 81. % +. bet Marion and Mulberry SITS. - *
S1ll23; March j.. 1905; Rocco NJ and Rosa rosa
Mansco to JuljBS ana David Israel; $4,000;
aitorpeS CHARTS Strauss. IA Broadway.
STU AVE-. W s. 80 II y u sTth -. ]0.4xloO;
June g. 1907: Agnes VI Berg 10 Elizabeth 4
galway; $50, $50; attorneys. Phillips < Avery,
SIN sT' g. 4I2.s II OF Ave p. i.sx97.6: .
July T. 1895; Herman and Lea Luft 10 Carrie
Ssln' $1,000; attorney, Hugo Cohn' 10
ave A.
24TH ST. Sc 70 AZ; c S: May. %. 1912: Ros-
dorf Co TO ne International Sprinkler co: So
20 address. Philadelphia.
BOTH ST. s. ~ II OF Lexington ave, 29x
As. Jan s 1912, Maria J Harris 70 Rose T
XIX; g. 600. attorney, Herman NJ Kirk. 100
SD ST. s. 7C.s II % o. PARK ave 10 TX
lOo5, Junc &C. 1901; Frederick 4 and Helen W
swan 20 Francis G Loyi and Newell Bent,
,ras: $1,000 attorneys. Merrill & Rogers. 100
Broadway.
Louis and Laura Oppenheip 10 Bernhard MAY
si 5000; attorneys, Arnsiein Levy, rs
Broadway.
10th ST. Us East 25x1cO; June g. 1905:
Philip and Annie Halkennaussr 70 Susannah
.rd Dorothea Bauer; $780, attorney. Samuel
H&rks 81 Nassau 81
IN. 81 50 Bast. 4Ix1oo.f1 April ]. 1901;
samuel and Margaret " Lyon TO the Hover
savings Bank: 10000; attorneys. De VIII
Lckman & De Witt, IS Nassau Il. 49,
'e The Bronx.
JACKSON AVE. 755. 2Jx76 II; sept /, 1905.
gerge J ard sophie Kagel 20 Ursula Sten-
nsin; 1905: attorney. Lawyers. Title lnsur-
Ios snd Trust 60, lG0 Broadway. -. .
LOT u map i13l, Adee PARK; July u, iso6;
Mosl Bernhart 70 Frances Taylor; $500 at
'p.nsy. George McCauSlan. Al Park Row.
LYON CHome) ST. 8. 60 u " OF Fox (baI -
n'tol st. funs -2Jx eS i0x So IL 10 "
toy 81 6Ox " 62sX 81 g 10 beg; April j,
$50. Hamilton Holding Co TO DGgenio Niileri =
Broadway
boNBoUTs AVE n " cor OF Conner st.
rns to Light ~ q ~ 100 70 C DIR
lN1 100 70 Q DyTe ave X 8 lsOx o loVn :
bzxr ok 70 o Conner 81 lVzo
2 syi c b q; material IN 10 one family dwssi
ssS 49, 1911. Fine & Falk Construction 20 70
ssnis Stove Works; $lO3S 20 ADDRESS, ~
beeknan 81.
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" ITC,IIMAN-American married. at present
1lperintenden OF apartment desires change;
country preferred. call or write for particu-
lars C. Robinson. East 10Th 81
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LIS PENDENS.

BROADWAY, X s. 100 Il n OF 125th 81.
41.SxiOo; New York Life Insurance co ogt
Cora + Redfern ct al foreclosure OF MTG ;
attorney. II Swain.
EASTBCRN AVE. s. 4B.4 II OF 1874
ST. 2jxgj; Janet Mailer art Henrietta Frohne
81 al foreclosure Of mtg); attorney. j
BOtty.
JACKSON AVE. " 8 2a5.T n ~ fs5th
81, ISGx7J: Smith williamson aGt Nellie II
ponohuc ct al foreclosure Of mtgD: attor-
ney, Bell
10TH ST. GO AMI 6s West. two actions;
Wilson Marshall sgt GEORGE Hayes ct nj
foreclosure Of two. mtgs); attorneys, Dut-
ton & kilshclmer.
Amsterdam AVE 206 and COS; Max
Fitnian act R.ackwood Tealt- co ct I'll
foreclosure q mtg; attorneys, E.smen.
Levy, Corn Levine.
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MOTHERS ASSISTANT for growing Children:
excellent sewer, manager OF home; refined
American woman; references; city or country.
Apartment -, $50 West i04th st.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

SDFI bNEEk %.
2aD ST. "a East; Pors;h Electric 60 as
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"GiSh-Bankbook No. iOO3:24s. Bank for saw
,,h,s s 20 4th ave, New York. Payment
,.ypped Please return book 20 bank.
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

ROY II. living with parents. knowledge or
mechanical drawing In architects or en-
,ineer's Office. r. B.. $40 Ridgewood ave"
~.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Enceh c Bell 10 Lawyers Title Insurance
ana Trust Co; $4,000
>, Lawyers Mortgage Co 70 Max Mosesj
1900
julius Levy 70 Herman r Sohwiebert; 81.
ssineS J Bisssll 20 Henry " Peppler; ~.
christopher r Carter. eM, 10 Christopher
carter, trusi 81. 900. 80
same 10 same; 1880
$4,000.
New York Trust CO 20 City Mortgage
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celled): $50 '' w o. i'Ai N"''
SAME PROPERTY: R.dI.v stse, Con,,r,e-
colled): Sg2. " " D. '"
LI'IH II. 5. whole front bet Broadway
and Columbus eve; Phnnix color WORKS agt
i hhfH Anenuo II |, Co 81 al; Aug 16. 1912 Coy
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The Bronx.

BYRON AVE, ; @ cor 295th ST. for a sly
ard attic frame dwg. 24x35.4; Rocco Y Sa'ern0.
1.o East 1881 ST. owner; George NJ Iiuss, 10
Molningsldc ave, architect; $1,000
ltlST ST. = % II OF Sherman ave; for
a sty hrk car facility bldg. a2y92; New York
central 4 Hudson River Railroad Co. s3th 81
ana Lexington ave. owner: J 6 Bailey Goldens
Bridge, architect. $1,000
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HELP WANTED.

ballroom suite. Tor Rental: Eel esi2 Co
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MECHANICS LIENS.
SEpTENIREn -

BARNES AVE, . 6. CO q ~ 22ot, ~
Dnl"NlO1; Hugo c Cook agt Edward Mall
phant. owner and contractor; 81 600
CHAMBERS ST. III and 10. Angelo
MtEelo egt David " Lewis owner: Hobart
Clark contractor. sos
FULTON 81. efG; Angelo Maggie aEt
LOUISA VI ana Robert ! Livingston, owners.
iotart I Clark, contractor: 81 so
FULTON ST, 2is. same agt Louisa VI
ST. 80 ~ w.
MURRAY ST. .: same AIT George Mum
zoe owner; Hobart + Clark. contractor;
BARNES AVE, e s. o. It n OF 2soth 81.
90. l"NlVo. Westchester Woodworking Co agt
S9I4
WALES AVE. $50; NJ Buellesbach ct al
agt Rcody Construction Go. owner; Michael
i E.edy. contractor. 1920 a.
3uIH ST l45 10 lI9 west Thomas CALI
san Inc. agt Karnack Realty Co. owner
and contractor: 1893 30
10TH ST. 30t West; benjamin. levin 81 al
agt Roberta Faber owner; Amsterdam
Building Co. Inc contractor: SIPS.
wald ave. 25NlO0. William h Thompson agt
'athc-inc Wheeler. owner and contractor.
Hugo LarScn. contractor; SGG6
BARNES AVE, E, ~ q OF 230th 81.
80 l0XlO5. Klenert & Rosenhluth agt Ed
ward Maliphant, owner and contractor s 9S.
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
SEPTEMBER %.
2aD ST. "a East; Pors.h Electric 90 aEt
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
SEPTEMBER -.

SEPTEMBER -
HUGHES AVE. cor Of lS9th 81. l0oIll1.
Fiordaye Realty 90 leans Bertha Il Ostro slo-
OOU -,
KELLY ST. W f. 1913 Il $ Of 1881 at. 13h3
MOI: CITY Mortgage Go loans Similar Realty
Corporation $4,000
ave. 4l.1xlO31l: City Mortgage Co loans Win
ME co $50 600.
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CARPET CLEANING.

NEW YORK GARRETT cLEANING WORKS.
Olie.t. Largest. Most Modern
ZINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CAhiEIs'
Prices Reasonable. send Tor circular
re-, ass2 4Saa BRYANT. 437-i8e West 45th 81.
c,nrrrr CARPET CLEANING Co.-clesns
N .n,unrsssed .Ir steam, hand or on floor.
1854 Broadway, 42i East 4sth 81. coz
BRANDT Tel. I32-3sth.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
anhattan,

J6IH ST q East: for an sty apartment,
oOINs@ll Jackson Realty Co. 81 East 9th ST,
owner: Roth, 500 9th ave, architect; 500. 900.
81 II 81, cor Central Park West. for
- sly apartment, 15.6x90: Owners Building
20 ~ CEDAR 81, owner: Schwartz 4 Gross. 34T
oth ave. architects. N21h 600
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PENNSYLVANIA.
PROPOSALS.

INVITATION FOR PRoPOsALs-IREA
ury Department. Once OF the sup PEI ,ai5
Sraisd proposals will be received a. this Of.
fec intl . o'clock D. NJ. ON the 81 day OF
October. 1912 and then opened. for the gas
p,Pss, T-nited states Marine Hospital at
Stapleton. staten Island. y. y. IN accordance
with the specification and drawings ennme. ate,
,bc,sin comics Of which may be obtained from
he chief supervising engineer. ~ custom
house. Now York, y. Y. or at this once. a.
the discretion u tho SUPERVISORS hrS hi,ec,
CrEtCt, IN. THE COMMISSIONERS. ID. g,
~ sep rt -, io12.-seaied proposals VIII
?. received az this Office until o'clock
y NJ. october lst lsly f4r ' N, c sShsIJ,
Toms Sf o., TroPosas specifications and neees
90. Information may be obtained from the
caief clerk bnsnesr w WGpIre B poOn
11J,In II Rt-DOLPH. JOHN \. JOHNSToN'
49, 80 -; u'DsON. Commit ssioners. II. 9
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LOST BAN kBoOKS.

SASKBooK no. $50, 800 Of the Union Dime
savings Bank 10 missing. Any person hav-
.s claim 70 II Is hereby called upon 70 pre-
sssnt the tsme within ten days or submit 20
i.slng said psssbOok cancelled and new one
bANkBooK No 227, 55I Of the Union Dime
savings Bank is missing. Amy person hav-
.s Claim 10 II Is hereby called upon 20 pre-
s my ne same within ten days or submit 10
.ss1sd 49,
SaNkBooK No. 6C9.Gl OF the Union Dime
SAVINGS Bank IS missing. ANY person haV-
IS claim 10 II is hereby called upon 70 pre-
-. me Suns within ten days or submit 10
said passbook cancelled and new one
",sf OR STOLEN-Bankbook No. 1896 OF
Ne German Savings Bank In the city OF
~ lork, corner 4Ib ave. and 18th st.. issued
,Suo heither. All persons are cautioned
~ spA negotiating the same. II not returned
az nank on the 18th day OF october. 1917,
sophezie will be issued.
III ~, or STOLEN handbook No. 70l,7bj OF
Ne. Sernan Savings Bank. IN the CITY o.
"a n iofk, corner an ave. and 18th st., Issued
sr,,s,ofse STARK. All persons are cautioned
~ rs negotiating the same. II not returned
d,,,i,oe oank on the Eth day OF October l5l@'
t.pascats Will be issued
-'Gissh-Hankbook No l.O03:24s. Bank for say
,s,s.. 80 An ave, New York. Payment
.--poa. Please return book 20 bank
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BOAROERS WANTED.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
WEST sIDE-Below Tooth street.


s.. 20 EACH-asTH SIT. 15o wEsT-Desirabl.
ROOM southern exposure; bath. heat: two
gentlemen. sCHOONMAKER.
$3.50 Up 96TH ST.. 49, WEST-Attractlvely
furnished front room; one two gentlemen;
lndeIerdent entrance. steam; subway, also
medium. VNRLEY
S3.5O-S4TH ST. 126 WEsT.--Front psrlor
and bedroom, adjoining bath; single ROOM
WALSH
ss-sIO-s0TH ST. I4s wEsT-Seautiful, light
rooms; private residence: all conveniences.
Phone Schuyler 1914.
10Th ST, 3O7 WEsT.-Large. light, airy
room, kitchenettc; suitable for light house.
keeping near subway.
10TH ST, 3OT WEST.-Light, airy room;
running water; private house: phone; near
subway
-G'fH ST., l5s WEsr-iarge. attractive room;
al convenienceS; private house; references.
18TH ST. iT3 WEST. Two adjoining rooms;
good location; suitable for two: subway;
LEWIS
siST ST. 2G5 WEST--Suite OF parlor and
two bedrooms. or rented~separately. nicely
furnished; sunny, homelike; convenient TO
subway. gentlemen; references; permanent.
Y. and Il.
SSTH ST., IOi WEsI'-Attractiye. restfll
rooms IN refined apartment. board optional;
third loo: gentlemen. COLEMAN.
9TH ST, l43 WEST-HoMELIKE. CON-
PORTABLE ROOMS; REASONABLE.
gsTH ST, ioe WEST-Front room. bedroom
adjoining: en- suite or single; reasonable.
McCLELLAND.
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DIRECTORY OF APARTMENTS
Ready Reference List Showing Location, Number o
Rooms and Rent Which Will Save the Apartment
Hunter Many Tresome Trips
,TIoN FOR THE BUSY PERSON AT A GLANCE.
SiX-Room Apartments

Margaret, 100 West iiGth st.............. $50
liawarden Hail. 2iuo 9th sve............ 10
Stamford-ATlinZton, 5O2-s West 18Th o.. 80
I
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers' Agency
supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors Gov
les Annlv 10 Mrs 81 J. YOUNG-FULTON
90 f-riou Squsre
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AUCTION SALES.

si,o9RAGE NOTICE. TO Marion y. Watson.
"a. hsst 5s,h ~. city: Please take notice
,rs, ny tne piano stored BY YOU at tho Wanna
na.NHer Store will be sold at public auction on
.---1er 70 1872, for lien on storage
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WEST sIDE-Above Ieoth street.

WEST sIDE--Above Tooth Street.
| sa.oe-l4,TH ST. 52l wEsT-Two beautiful
rooms; high class apartment; gentlemen
! So ,4--iserH ST. 4s2 wEsT-Two nicely
furnished bedrooms; large, light. well heated;
phone, Morningside-4.i 5l. EASTMAN. -
! S3.5O-IGIU sr., 542 WES'r-Outside rooms.
ground floor. thoroughly modern; near Broad
way subway; exceptional. MCDONNELL.
s4.Oo-la7TH ST, 80 wEsT-Besutltul light
front rooms; single or en- suite; gentlemen;
modern: telephone. LIE FEvRE.
- To Ss--l0IST ST.. 2o5 wEST.--sINGLE
MAIDS. ELEyAToH, TELEPM9NE; pay
AND NIGHT SERVICE; KITCHEN GF DE-
SIRED GRAY. 1903 RIVERSIDE.
S5.OO-is7TH ST., oe3 wEsT-Inrse. airy out
side room. adjoining bath; elevator; tele-
phone. KAY.
s. TO $40 -Ii.TH s'r., joi WEsT-Hish class
elevator apartment. nowiy Furnished ,.,,,,,
So AND ss-1uITH ST. 228 wEST-LaTge'
cheerful, airy rooms; running water; modern
conveniences for gentlemen, ladies' coupl's'
select ueighborhood, near subway.
So sS-i0ArH ST. 226 wEST-Beautitu front
and back parlor; suitable for a profession.
81 50-Il2rH ST. 5o5 WEsT.--Desirablu
front parlor and bedroom. Morningside
Heights, bath. telephone. sunny. VII
FORD.
81 UP-laaD ST. Us WEST-Beautful front
parlor. dressing room; running water; double
room: hoard OPTIONAL references Morning
s!de-l.Oo6.
Si0"1-i3oTH sT.. l57 WEST - Attractive
rooms. board optional. also back parlor; eN-
teTiional opportunity Tor ,ocfor
sl0oO-iiiTH ST.. 12l WEST Floor furnished
or Unfurulshed. medium sized rooms, -.
fTH AVE. .Il". COZ. l27,h st-Lsrge. me
dium, light rooms, nicely furnished. running
water. IOSF -
i02D ST. 10 WEsT-Light homflike house
Keeping rooms: all conyenienccs. WICkAM.
PATH sT.. I20 WEST-Large rooms, all con
venleuces; one. two gentlemen; subway.
18TH ST. 5O8 WESr-Two elegant. Hight
'front.' rooms, single adjoining; suitable two,
three. JORDAN. -
il,TH ST.. 80 WEsT-T'ront parlor, bedroom
adjoining. also single rooms; excellent rea
sonatle. HALPIN
i4sTTf ST. 4ia WEST beautiful. large rooms.
newly furnished; private house; exceptional
service. gcauemcn. .-
10TH ST. $40 10 54S WEST near broadway
Beautiful Riverside. The Audubon. igh
class atcomm0dc tons. extremely low rates,
every comfort. Phone 2557 Audubon.
THE CRESCENT.
MS I,rox ave- i?Gth ~. Handsomely fur-
n!shcd apartments OF one or two rooms; pm
waite bath. phone In room: continuous not
water. steam heat rTtt class board; SIS per
week and up FOR two Best and most reason
shl. in city. "
EAST sIDE--Below tooth Street.
THE ROHDA. On MADISON AVE. Hotel sp-
continents houelike environment, rblr
choice and abundant. attractive prices.
REAL ROOMS FOR REAL MEN-Eycry-
thing right luxurious. Phone Riverside 1911.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
COACliMAS-TSE Single: abstainer: ex-
perienced care horses. harness. carriages.
garden furnace. milking. poultry; willing,
obllging: reference. Jerry. Tribune Uptown
Office 1864 Broadway.
COUPI.E--German-Ame cook, assist
laundry: man butler, valet. useful do entire
work: very Industrious: wages. S55-S6C excei-
lent references; city or country. Miss Buck
ley's Agency. II West 42d st Phone, 7tsI
Bryant.
CoUPLE-Japanese; butler, valet, useful; wife
first class cook; two and a half years tx
cenent personal references: will go anywhere.
Miss Buci.leys Employment Agency. II West.
l2d 81 Phone. $40 Bryant. y
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EXCuRSIONS
YPEWRITING AND TYpeWRITeas

'nrric COAST s-YELLowsToRE
Rsso ALABKA--LEAVE FREQUENTLY.
~snohd whiseemb Co. 225 Fifth AMY
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VIBRATIONS.
Manhattan,

BROADWAY. W cor 10th ST. 10 3 sty
store and loft bldg; ] NJ Mantel and Wood,
R1rdeauN. France. owners: Westervelt, 80
West 34th ST. architect. $4,000.
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Nine-Room Apartments.

Tive TIyIngston. 281 Cent. r. W. S2.2J0- 81. 700
THO Carnival 255 ". Goth St. BOO . 900
t1aIenzoilern 4q3 West End ave.. 200
nninnrS ss-Tth Observation-Disclosures. $500
scbnrmerhorn 2i Y. s2d st........... $3.50
Docktedre Hall. Riverside DR.. 1924 81. 2 200
Gon2ord Hall 4ss Riverside Drive. So. 900
~ paTk ave ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
Ronavista io9th st.. Riverside Drive. 1.soo
1T1sScn oG4 Riverside Drive .......... 1900
0stsnd. $3.50 Broadway ............... 1000
hG ,osG St Observation-Disclosures. a. 1000
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The Bronx.

152D ST. 9n: TO a 3 sty frame store and
lwg. I5.6x34: John Kroog. on premises. owner;
chris Iohse. j63 Eagle ave. architect: $3.50
GREEN LANE, $, 1J4 II $ OF Castle Hil
ave; 70 two sty frame stores and dws, 2SX
co: Giuseppe Napolitano. on premises, owner;
Henry Nordheirn, 1857 Trcmon; ave. architect:
$500
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of VISIBLE. 20 Nassau at Catalogue
d ist N makes taken part payment bargains
N"eoSoods, Remiugtvns. divers Smiths.
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HELP WAN Ed.
Male.
MADE $4,000 in . years with a small mail
order business: began with 81: free book
let: tells how. Heacock. 5055. Lockport. Ny.
MAN OF good character 10 introduce educa-
tional labor magazine 20 large employers,
rnuet give satisfactory references Address for
interview. A.. Box 20 Tribune Once.
WANTED-Experienced corveyor machinery
salesman for New York and surrounding
territory: must be capable OF making drawings
and also supervise erection OF conveying sys-
tens Salary and commission basis. Olive all
information in frst letter. Minnesota Manu-
fscturers Association, North 81 Paul. MINI.
manufacturers OF gravity ba!l-bearing convey
ors spirals automatic elevate and labor
saving conyeyorf
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EL0RTDGT ST 2 s. i25 n s Or Hester q.
SSxS7.5: Feb 3. 1908, Lizzie Monday 20 Marie
Iotze: 80 0co; attorney. Dudensing, jr. lao
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Ten-Room Apartments.
Eleven-Room Apartments.

The Wendolyn. Tooth IT. and River
afIe Drive tS. bpO
rtn Hohenzoliern. 4a5 West End ave. 500
ponayi.ta, 109th st. Riverside Drive. -. 2. 700
90 piversde Drive, az S4th stu. 5000
Twelve-Room Apartments.
poravi.ta. fo9th St. Riverside Drive 50, 500
90 riverside Drive, at Sith stu. $500
Fourteen Room, Apartments.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-04-02

many of humanity have been eaten by
fishes and animals, and many other
corpses have been absorbed by vegeta-
ton, which in turn has been eaten time
and again by man and beast, entering
into the many organisms. The propo-
sition is manifestly unanswerabie, yet
1t does not refute the Bible teaching
of the resurrection, but merely our
creedal misapprehensions OF the Bible
teaching. What the Bible does teach
is that the real man Is the soul, the
being, and that he persists while grad
ually his body keeps changing
sloughing off. Scientists estimate that
the human body undergoes a complete
change every seven years. According
to the Bible the process of rejuvena-
ton would have continued everlasting
ly had man continued by obedience In
Divine favor and in enjoyment of the
everlasting life promised. 1t was sin
that brought the death penalty-the
death Of the soul. 1t was Adams soul
that sinned, it was Adams soul that
died-"In the day that thou eateth
thereof thou shalt surely die" THE
soul that sinneth 1t shall die"
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Jesus Soul Resurrected.

st. Peter. on the Day Of Pentecost,
laid stress upon the fact of Christ's
resurrection. and he reminds us that
this was foretold. The Prophet David
declared, Thou wilt not leave My soul
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Admires Pastor Ru.s.lI's Book.

Atlanta Constitution bib Arp, the
Southern Philosopher" wrote the fol
lowing review Of The Divine Plan OF
: the Ages" some time before he died:
ut is impossible to read this book
without loving the writer and ponder
ing his wonderful solution Of the great
mysteries that have troubled US all
our lives. There is hardly a family to
be found that has not lost some loved
one who died outside the church-out
siGe the plan of salvation, and, IL Cal
vinism be true, outside of all hope and
inside Of eternal torment and despair.
We smother our feelings and turn
away from the horrible picture. We
dare not deny the faith Of our fathers,
and yet can it be possible that the
good mother and the wandering child
are forever separated?-forever and
forever?
Il believe 1t Is the rigidity of these
teachings that makes atheists and inf
dels and skeptics-make Christians
unhappy and brings their gray hairs
down in sorrow to the grave-a lost
child, lost souli
This wonderful book makes no as
sertions that are not well sustained by
the Scriptures. 1t is built up stone by
stone, and upon every stone is the
text, and 1t becomes a pyramid OF
Gods love, and mercy, and wisdom.
There Is nothing In the Bible that
the author denies or doubts, but there
are many texts that he throws a food
Of light upon that seems to removs
from them the dark and gloomy mean
ing. see that editors Of leading jour
mails and many orthodox ministers Of
different denominations have endorsed
| It and have confessed to this new and
comforting light that has dawneG
| upon the Interpretation Of Gods Book
Then let every man read and ponder
| and take comfort. for we are all pris
eners Of hope. This T. an age Of ad
| vanced thought, and more thinking Il
done than ever before-men dare Il
think now. Light-more lights tn
| watchword"
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-04-02

The acalk to Emmdas. words were
prophecy of the resurrection Of Jesus
that His soul, poured out In death as
the redemption price for Adams soul
and for the race. was not left in death,
In sheoI. In hades. but was raised from
the dead
st. Paul tells us that HE was put to
death In flesh. but quickened In spirit.
He declared that Jesus. in His resurrec-
ton. was exalted to a higher than hui
man nature-..far above angels and
principalities and powers"-the divine
nature.
As angels could materialize and APP
pear in the flesh and disappear, and
had done so in the past, so did Jesus.
In order that His disciples might not
misunderstood He appeared In differ
emit forms-on two of the occasions. in
forms representing the Crucifled One.
On the other six occasions, In various
forms, as the gardener, the sojourner.
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