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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-23
Drei anget(ids strabsurdu6er
Gou Der goli,si nabe Summit, g,
in elmer abselesenen Snttt
perbnitet.

Sera.ant DuliiFsr. 6uBpoli3ill
2suhtenbsrg uno Der beritteHe polisill
Ghoeffsr umsingeltsn iri6 ssiterr
Woreen cine abgelegsne uno perfallsa'
Eitie, ndbe Gummit, g., unb per'
Edfsetsn hrei Rsssr, fpelde i'm Der
tad)ie Ftsben, iiber bic Sohlreiten tdr5'
liG an eer golerain pite unb anos'
rcn reFilih BON Cincinnati gsleetnen
QanoItraBen pou fhiparSsn Wegela'
aertrn periibtsn Raubanfdle auf Gar
rler 4ustunft sebeu gu t0nnen. 9ii
Reeer ptriudisn beim 4nblid oeI
gsamten burh Elm 5sniter Su entflis'
ben, tpurben iebof NIT porsebaltsner
.Repclpern 5ur llsbergabe se8tuunsen
Cir rsaiffririsn fif als2cuis Sbcrter
20 Sabre alt; georg Soa, % Sabre
alt unb Gbtp. 5ilIman. % Sabre aft
lnp bebduptetsn, nit ben llebtrfGlD
len nidoss 3u fbun eetobt su bdben
peripifeLt.n iih iebod. dls lie tiner
gerb0r unterspetn purhtn. in aahla
stide WioerfpriitS. Sbr asuberes
eniIpri6t ber pon psridisbenen Oar
mern sessbsnen geftreibuns nfr ers
fhmar3en 8anhiten, pelhe felt stpsi
Wofsn bic aanbliraBen uniiher &C.
maf;t baben. Sis peroen beuts mi
zen Cpfsrn Der Rdubanfdae ton'
froHtirt iperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-23

fahtn bonnernbsn 9oh auf 6errn
Gapnob tpurbe Der 9lntrdg gum Be-
fh.uB erboben. Der 2ebtere, oh bies
fer Dpotionen gan3 orber GuHurs
gebraht, fonnte faum bic Worte fin
6er, um fid fir bic ibrt piberfdprez
nc Gbre su bebunfen unb perfprd9,
ipe er ss bishsr setban, aud tn Der
3uiunft bds 4mt nah beiten arGftsn
su reripdlten.
Wlit ben iibliden Dantesbei4liiHsn
fir bic iSeftitnot, bas syefttommittet,
bic 8eamtsn Der Stabt unb Dsu
goungstotpn Gtabtperbanb, fam baum
sie aonpention gum abidlub.
WGbrenb bes Nahmtttas fanb i'm
bH6ihqeleoenen Soutbern parf Elm
8pltsfsit itati, baB ebenfo pie ale an'
bereE geraniialtunsen Ddhreno os,
GcKcention in elmer biibihen Wetit
perIief.
Die meiIten Der Dslssaten, Elm.
ftlieblif bas 9ros Der gincinnatisr
perlisben fhpn beute absnb bic StoDt
tpG6renb fir bic hieraeblisbenen beu.'
nod, cine glutomobilfabrt bur9 bi'
Stobt unb umseeeno psran'talss'
ipirb.
Is. Z. Meil.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-23
Uebnrten.

glbrahdm unb MabeI 8iie. 245
Soutbern 4pe., anube.
Charles unb Grau 6eapertn, 1888
WbeeIer Str, Rndbe.
Safe unb Ngnes Wleper, 1410
Clan Ctr, Rndbe.
Samuel unb Wra Gppt, Did Ctr,
anabe.
Scbn g. unb Wsarie Sieffer, 123
5preft 4pe., Gnube.
georq W. unb Yetronead Berger,
218 0ofeu 4pe., Rnabe.
Gbarles s5, uno goelpn Greuts
boufe, 706 Deit syiftb 4psnus, anabe.
Charles unb aena Gabriel, 1903
Cueiep Str., and6e.
Eobert 8. II. Gillian udo.ter, 3441
Dcobburn ape.. anabe.
NilIiam unb 1eronttd Saienohr,
800 iSinbIap, Str, MdOden.
gbiparb !. uno Wauo 4u9it, 127
80. 3ip0lfte Ctr, anabs.
Srtn r. unb Delou Dsaper, 686
8. Se6fte 4penue, Wdo9en.
Qettr unb Weorie &urIas, ABB Gem
tral 4pe., Wdoden.
4ntbonp g. unb Gnna 8erneman
1911 CARL Ctr, WGoden.
SoIepb unb Gldra 6obmdu, 1922
globftpne ape., WGb6sn.
| OiIiam unb Gbitb S9sriban, 4
E,irms Ctr Guubt.
Diliam 3. unb Carrie Beisle
6301 Rain Ctr, arabe
Wiaiam r. unb GLiie pbillips
1860 Wdbe Str, anobs.
Balter 6. uno Sba Jrselanb. 1926
Gibren 4pe., Gnabe.
Charles 6. unb aba Murphp, 1881
CHM Ctr, Gnabe.
| gtbol u. unb Gliis gedman, 95*
garfielb 4pe., Wdbd}en.
| Sscar unb 5lorence Rebel, 22lt
Stratfor6 4pe., Mdoheu.
Ssrmann unb 4nna SreslinS. 1O4l
gsleitial Str, andbe.
Runel uno Didradret JroDbriogs
752 Dit Gefite gne.. UiGohen.
| Games unb Rate USurpbp, 934 W
0eunte 4oe., Rnnbe.
| 5idbore unb Mpuie Sdnosrs, 52t
| g9eIi Gie6ente 4pe., U}Go6en.
ScTepb unb aniis Berning, 26'
Mpbdtpt Str, WGb6sn.
sSrant unb 4neiia WliQsr, 63S
Gelbi Qps., WiGoden.
George 6. unb Gelia Gslf, 80
I5leinsr 4oe.. Tido6eu.
Mtlloro g. unb Carrie Strait, 142;
| G.ate Qpe., anobe
Gmil uno 2uella Serp, Garlol
unb glsnnap. Gnobe.
| 5homas unb SreHe WlcGormad
625 Weit 46t. 4pe.. &nobe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-23

Iooicn aus, peE6en Gin iiberdus Ia.
tiger Cert unteraelegt III, iooaB Sc
iang5frGfte lmD aontifer In gleiher
99eiie SIR 8eItltng fonnieH. Ter
Gbor beitebt aus 80 Wid0els, Die iill-
gen lmo tanaerl fonnen, caB man iei-
ne tSrelbt baran bat. SRI Sa5ncl
gSoooburn ilt Die GriHa Gonna, ci-
ne prdhtige @riheinltrg Imh NIT gil.
ten StimInnittelu au5qcituttet. IA"
mes GIenrpn, Nfap SoloiH, G0. Sin.
beman, 5rl. Snlpia ioIpie Die Bran.
Don Gdrpeitcru baben ionut uno
ionoer3 gro6e Rollen in Der Iuifilbr-
l,ng.
HSn 8eoples Ebeater ire.
ten bieie gsohe Die oRoIe gHhs~, ei'
ne Der Qr0Bten lurD lmterbulteno'tet
Observation-Disclosures, Die i'd aHf
Der Reiic hefin0en, ouf. Die 8eiea-
;fdft beItebt ols ~ Eerirucu. 5FiJuf.
un03nau3ig Damon iino ore hilbid,e'
item Ghormdotlcn 0ie Der Star.
Gbeoters &obitte iid MIR henfct
fam Sic 'inQen Qrtt, iir tan3e, gut
lHo nenn lie ms 9luqe Dir ifditcn,
bnnn it's NIT oeincr 9}uhc Dorbci, ot
muGt lie mieoerfehcu. Inter ben 0ar-
itcQern befinocn iit Zoe 9loam5. Der
befanntc Eramp aontifcr; S5eler
@dn @urcn Oic @urIe5fen Erimo'
6onno: Ntoiioe 6olf'tDn 0a8 &omi'
fcr-&jipphcn, lm0 @ruet lnG @ruct,
nie rrnocrboren 4omifer. 9(uh Oic
Tomilie @ininaIton ourf nidt Derqei'
fen rerben. Gic btloet cine 9tfrobo.
tens8eieltihoFt, Die in europa cincn
aroBen Huf beiibt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-23
Scutonia WtGnnerdlpr.

Ter Seutonla 9}dnnerdlor belt ge.
Itern Nahmittag in Dem &ereinslofal
(9Irbeiterbaue) ieiHe regelmaBige Der
ianlmltmg inter Soriit oes Graii-
oentpn Treo ,Fleo0errarn ab. Sefres
tar 8biI. 8iooinger iilbrte oo6 Bro
tofoll.
9lls ucues uttipes 0}itqlieo puroe
auiqenommeu: oerr so. Geibmann,
mdhrenS bic gtufnabnC Ger Serren
Gilbert 9eihmann, SScur Geld)ramI
uno ,Sobu 2ngar ais aftIoe UtltgIleoer
hprgeidlugeH mllroc
Ger Ginlaounq oe3 &erlpeab Didn.
nerdors 81 Der am p. Cftober IN
Der 4rbeitcrbaQe Itottfinoeuoeu I'M
terhaItunq. miro ooa5QbItg 6oige ge.
lelitet merDen.
IaS 3ergnilqlnas. .StontulIttee be-
ridltcte, oab oas Gicnic einen llcber-
ld)uB pon $52 30 crgebcn bar.
3ie 8orberettunqen fitr oIe am f5.
Geseu1ber i'm grpBen Soalc Der pr.
beiterhoQe itattiinoenoe Gbriitbaun-
8erIooiung iiub beretts i'm 2tngriff
oencnmer noroeu uno MAIDEN riiltige
Sortihritte.
Tie @innabmeu beliefeu iih auf
$3.50 uno Die aussaben atrf $10.60.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-23
GtertliGfeits .Deridst.

gsoIe gering, 3. 2014 Queen Ctr
Are, iubertul. 5irnbauteniSiinbuns.
e,eorse gropn, 80, 1457 Gin
Sil.. JubefuIoiis.
axIaio preun. 70, 2727 Gclum'
5ia 9lpe.. 2dbmuug-
Gblpdrb Rolts. 13, Rioer gant
9ppbus.
glnna 80. Oolne. 63, BOA piebr
mont Str, Gersleiben.
Ssnnie W. 0arper, 30. $40 WeT
siiEfie 4pe.. aeberperhcrtuns.
gliIipp Gtol, SO. 25 on Reunt'
ape.. Snqueit In Sdntbe.
Sobdnna Qepptrt. "a, 135 On Me,
Widsn abe, Shpinbfuht.
sroni QobmaH. IL Monate, 1741
Denbom Str, Dnrmiolii.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-23
UaiesBaa.
gas SpielprOsramm fir bemte.

-~>--
Cincinnati in Bolton.
gsittsburg In Rem Cert.
Gbicago in philadelphia.
CT. louis in grootIpn.
giad hem beutigen Spiels in 30
Ilon reiien bic yRebs' fcfort mad Ros
dsjter, 81. o., ab, no Tie iih morger
nit benz oortiasn alub. Champion
DER Snterndtionalen 2igd, I'm Gams
rife meiIen tperoen. Gs itebeH Big gum
gnbe Der Saiion nur np6 s reguldrt
Spiele fir bic Rebs cgr oem pro'
aramm Der Rat. 2igu.
Qm ndtfttn Ionnsritdg beginner
fie in Gbieago cine Serie bon brst
Spnlen nit ben CUBS, oenen ort'
Spiele nit ben aarbinden in ct
gpEis foleen. sic tebren am Cams
tao, ben 5. Gttober, su einem 3tpel'
tdaioen aampFs NIT ben gittsburg:l
Viraisn", nah Cincinnati 5uriit
pumit Die Saiipn BON 1912 su eno'
tcmmen tpirb.
llnIer premisr Sanger eldrtt
tuuroe in oem Samitagipiele IN 30.
iton 10 f6psr ON retten JuB9slsa'
Derl.st, bab sr fir ben Reit Der Sdt'
ION bienituntauqlih 1T, tpeshalb g
peroio in alien ierueren Spislsn Del
Rs5s ouf Der gmpfanssitution tunst
rem mub. fails MID. ioforttssr erial
esiifert piro.
gem geftrissn oTfi3islen gertdt
tes aiaa 5auptquartiers limb ot
fplasnbtn Qnsaben iiber bic Rsos sHE
noTmen:
Sn Der 5eIboertbsioisuns ite1
Cincinnati i'm a. glaB auf Der Ran9
fife: - Inter ben 70 leitenben ga
Ientieben Der 2iga Itsben Beitsr uni
MarIons (mit 50 reIp. "a DNbitah
l,n) On Der SpiBs Der Elite; - ge
fcher bsboupt.t ebenfulls ben er'teT
glas uuter ben 2dufe Getpinnsrr
Der 2iaa; Sm gaae1rsffen mi
gseru Stloesn bodeu Die Rsos an
Gubsnoe Der Raneliits.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-23

Gin stpa 25 Sabre alter Negs,
brah geitsru 4benb eesen 8 llbr BIZ
0oroertbiir bes Rsitaurants Don
BARN Z. Collins duf. rpurot jsoof
pon aestsrem. pelher iid in einsul
6intersimmer befano. entbedt. bepor er
iresno pslte 8,ute semn6t bate. gs
tam su sinem Sample, in oeNen 9ers
lauf Der ginbrshsr ben Collins mii
sinem aohtopf an ben Fopf gsihlas
gen purbt. Gr raffte iih ieoo6 i'm
n1alten ausenblid pieber auf. rib iif
los unb sntfloh unier 6inisrlaHuns
leines Sutes. Collins bradie ben Sui
no4 benz poliaeibauptquartier une
aab Rahthsf pottebdnm cine eenaue
gefdrsieuns oes Ginbrsders.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-23
6erbftfeft
Tes Iagemeiueu Irbeiter Surus uno
9ltbletensSlubs.

gu einem fh0neu GrfoLqe qeitaltete
lid bag grobe 5erbitfeft oes Qagemeis
nen Qrbeiter 5urnz uno 2ltbletens
Slubs, tpeltes geitern Naamittag uno
Gbenb in Der Qrbeiter6alIe itattfauo.
Dos 5eit erfreute It'd zines duBerit
3o9lreiteu 8eiu6es uHo nabm einen
in ieoer 6inft6t erfoIqrei6en 8erz
Iauf. Die 2eiItung,n Der Wtttglie0er
bcs &lubs ais Jurner unb Qtbleteu
ftanben auf Der 60be Der 8eit uno
fanDen ben Ipobloeroienten 8eifaQ Der
3uItauer. Die 8orfubrunaen IN
greisturnen, YreiszGefptdtbeben ua5
preisrtngtampf Duren tabellos uuD
dusR8eihnet uno erregteu bns gr0Bte
osnterefe bes Bublitums. gtdments
IiG) riefen Die itpteriGen uno babel
mitgrDbter Glegan3 unb 2eihtistett
dusoefiihrteu &raftproben bes betanas
ten QltbIeten unb &raftmeufhen
6etnrih 5oIbgreDe algemetne 8epuns
berunq heroor. Die Sieqer in Den
rer1fiebenen 8orfijbrunqen fUurben
nit pertbbollen Breiien belo6nt.
Die RapelLe bes 0.4. 8eperbe= Inter
TtiiBunqs 8ereius lieferte Die Msuiit
in Der 9epobnten taoeIlofen Wsile.
Ia6 GrIsotsung oes offI5ieQen 1befs
leg bes Broqrdmms, fanb Elm 8aa
ftdtt. 9ab fir Grfrii6uuqen, fIiiftJe
unb fubitantieqe, in better uHb aus
reitenbiter gBetie geiorgt tporoen
mar, bebarf teiner GrpGbuung, unb
ale 5beilnebmer an benz 6erbitfeIt oes
Qqg, 2lrbeiter 9urnzQtbIeteu=3fubs
perlebten einen ebenio intereHdnten
mic qenuBrei6en 4beno. Die DIitqIiez
rer bes Stubs bepieien our6 tbre
GeiTtunaen, baB iie pirtIt6e 5urner
uno 2ttbIeten Tino.
Inter Sen be'uheuoeH &ereinen,
nelde ourh ihre 2lmpeieHbett sum
ericlge oes Ieite3 beitrugen. befau'
ocn iidl Der Teltidl= llngarilte 8e-
nerbeAlutentiiBlngs- &erein, 9ettth-
llngarIiher 9riloer llnterItitBungsa
8erein, Qibertp Aifle Club, Gaueus
sirteI oe$ 2ibertn Aiflc Stubs, Ser.
hobu aros llnteritilBInqssGere
@ermanio Ha1Id1er -Staiino, 0eutld]er
2ebrer.Rlub, 3eutid llngariiher "a.
men 8erein, Gcutihsllngur. Gurr-
unn 4thlptCnsAub, &eretnigter eSlt.
gen0perein, llngartiter IurnOcrelr.
Iacia Rolnana. Moqnar llntepS5o,
GpI 2ltbletic aIub, SdGparB 9Itnle-
tic alllb, 9lmerican Mfagpur S3o-
pet5eg, Sdnpei3cr IurrDcretu nit
iiinf ghreuntitglieoern, &ere5 SSIibins
Club, Ieutif~ llnqnr. Arbeiter gtdn-
nerhor uno aHoerc
Iem tiid,tiqen Surnlehrer oes feit.
qebenoen BcreiHs, Sol, Sd,lrter, rpllr.
De in glHbetrad)t Der glan3enocn Sei.
iningen ieinpr >5d1ilIer eine lpoblper-
0iente Spation oargebradt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-23

Gin frobes Sem Ii + mahi
frohIite Miene, beibt's IN Der 9tbel
stber Der Sdmorrboioarius tann ipe'
Der elm irobes @entiitb nod, ,Sreuoe
am Dniein baben; ibm itet, rpie oenr
gbiliiter Der 3opi Die Sdnuermutf
tnuner hintcn; er orebt iidl redts, CT
BRETT iid) llnts, fem eeioen mill nldIi
ipei6en, bis er oanafeiis" ge'
traudA, Die on geborieer Stelle iidY
eripeihene Seilung nerbreitet Cine
Grobe oes Dtiftels wir6 urent.
geltlid, gerpdhrt, penn man Y.
Reuitoeoter Il 60, gor 1916, 9tau
s)ort Gin. aoreiiirt. lie saunfeits"
III In alien apotbeten au babcn.
Rreis 81. an
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-23

Eadlie NonDsHItoHslIdOI erDoqii.
Gs bli.b isb. nur nrh bic Wabl
bes gororis iibrig uno In elmer furs
sen. jsbo6 ternisn glRiprate srs
ildrts OeIssat 9<rniiorff. bab Der
Siaaismrbanb iif gliidltt itdBsn
tonne, lpdbrsno osr IssteH Sabre cine
70 ausgs8eihneie grsfutipe stbabt Sil
hcbtn. gr itslIte btzbalb ben 4ns
lia6. ben Uorort lpieosr nad Giueins
rat! al psrIegen, nber tie gsbinsuns
oarcn Az fniipfen. sab Der Dsrnienits
oplIe pr1fibent, 6trr SrhH Shtpaao.
niseer fiir bieiss 4mt, bds CT 10 trsa
psrnoItst. ertpdblt .ptrbe. Dit tia
Wsonn erboben f.tb pis idmmiliHsa
Celeeaien hi bieisr antiinoisuns
ure BON alIm Ssiien eriDnten Ruie.
oab rer aniras sinitirmis ansenoms
a.el. iperbs. Sn3nifdtn bate iif
auG. 5err gOrbaH nit einem mdt
tigen Straub American Beauties, bi,
ipls ef iugis, BON Cincinnati sineetrofs
fen isien. feinen Mes CUR plaiform
aebabnt unb iiberreihie 6errn
shipcob pas glnsebinbe init eiafr
tersfidsn Anfprnfe. Der Heifalss
iiurm. esr iebt Iosbra6 uHb mebrers
Winuttn pdbris. fpotiete isbsr BE-
I6rribung unb fnbett erit aIs ber
Ni5eprafibent 6itIenfomp Den 4n-
trca sur Mbftimmuna uHierbreiiete.
Mae DtIesaten erbobeH fih Dcn ibren
Gitsn. f6pentten tire Hiits. 1ofd<ns
tildfr y. 1. ~ anb nit einem orsis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-21
STANDARD vARNIsH WORKS.

The Standard Varnish Works, which
made a very small beginning little less
than half q century ago, TO-DAY is rec
oynized as one of the largest manulact-
urers of varnishes in the world.
In addition to the large factory, cover
inr over seven acres on Staten lsianu'
This COMPANY also operates large plants
in Chicago. Toronto and England, besides
maintaining branches in different Euro
mean countries, the Orient. South Amer
lea, Australia and New Zealand, and II
can trutnfully be said that the sun never
sets on products manufactu by the
Standard Narnsh Works. as they are SOLO
i'm every civilized country.
Although this company has had ire
,,cndous growth, il has been steady,
healthy and enduring growth. all or
which shows that the business was built
ON solid basis. and proves the wisdom
oc the founders and those to whom the
burden Of management was later trans
ferred.
In order TO handle the tremendous
quantities of raw material and the ship
1neDt Of the finished product. the com
nanv operates lighters between the Elm
Park factory and the docks Of the stea NJ
shin comp2nies in the different foreign
trade. while their large auto trucks are
used in Transporting goods from inc rae
tory TO the freight depots for shipment.
Many miles Of underground pipes arc
necessary. through which oil and. tur-
ucntinc are pumped from the docks 10
the large storage tanks, while other pipes
arc used to carry the finished product
10 the tanks in the diferon. storage
warehouses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-21
A BIG MACHINERY PLANT.

The c. ". Hunt Company are among
the most important industrial establish
ments on the north shore. "ltn Worhs
at West New Brighton. This business.
which consists of the manufacture OF
machinery for handling and transport
ing coal and other materials, inciuulns
narrow gauge industrial railways ctec-
trio locomotives, steam and eleclric moist,
ing machinery. ETC., was organized Dy
the late Charles Wallace Hunt III B'.
and incorporated in 1856. .,,,
Originally occupying ono small buildlns
OH Van street the works nave steadily
grown until they now cover severai acres
OF ground on both sides OF the street III
addition TO some three hundred rect Oh
" waterfront on the Kill van kul!.
In king with a member OF the ilrm'
IL IS interesting TO learn that the large
coaling station of the United States Navy
at Manila. p. l., is equipped with ma
chnery nIado by the company, pesldes
similar plants installed at the brcmerloh
Navy Yard, California City Point, Guam
fanamo. Cuba, and al numerous other
stations. -
one Of the many important features or
the business consists I'm supplying ma
chInery FOR railway locomotive coaIinS
stations. as we'll as apparatus Tor nan
ding coal and ashes for the large power
plants OF electric lighting. railway COM
pa MES and manufacturing cstabishments'
Such installations may be- found IN al
most every state Of the Union, ana even
I'm far-aNay Australia.
One OF the recent orders the company
has shipped IS plumber OF narrow gauge
electric locomotives TO South Africa ana
the west coast OF South America, the pc
cIliar conditions requiring apparatus OF
sDccial design.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-21
LEADERS IN THEIR LINE.

Tho building interests of staten
Island are largely supplied by the firm
OF William ). Van Clief 4 Sons. who are
the principal dealers in this line. They
have three large and complete lumber
Yards, one situated at Port Richmond,
the principal Office another at west
New Brighton and at Pleasant Plains,
having a total capacity of thirty million
feet Of lumber and timber. which is IN
addition to their full line OF mason
ina ter!als, coal and wood.
Besides these the firm operates com
plete planning mill. sash and door rae,
tory. etc, in which all kinds OF special
work are manufs ctured for the trade.
Upward Of one hundred people are en-
ployed In this enterprise, and deliveries
are made throughout greater New YORK
and New Jersey. requiring about Sixty
horses and several auto trucks.
The business has long been conducted
successfully. and is fully up TO the
standard Of the best firms VI the kind in
greater New York. and includes large
Wholesale and jobbng department III ad-
dition to the regular retail trade. the
motto of this firm which has long pre-
vailed Is Close prices on. all sales,
prompt deliveries and general assistance
10 the development Of Staten Island.
As a consequence II has become gen
orally understood by the building trade
that on Staten Island fair prices and
treatment are to be relied upon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-21
THE VANDERBILT ESTATE.

Al Clifton, thirty-fve minutes from the
Battery. on Vanderbilt, Norwood, Simon.
son and Townsend avenues, Centre and
other streets, is the Vanderbilt Estate,
which offers special advantages in rent.
ing or in purchasing high class lots Or
plots of land in an ideal location Such
have been the improvements and so well
kent are the premises already built upon
that a section Of il has been called
"Spotless Town" 1t is laid out in ins
macadam roadways, beautiful shade
trees, high elevation and natural Train
age. Some OF the larger parcels which
are now on the market could be laid out
20 great advantage, with magnificent
views of New York Bay and its surround
ings. In order TO keep up the high stand.
ard already set all property sold VII
be subject TO restrictions. The property
Is within five or seven minutes Vsk
of an attractive station and park al the
foot of Vanderbilt avenue. The Fox Hills
Golf Club and links, said 10 be the mos
sporty and finest course In America, y
close at hand. Churches. schools. BON
public and private; boating and batnins
all are within easy reach. I'm addition 10
the above there are other acreage prop
critics convenient 10 steam railroad CT
trolley. commanding situation and moa
desirable locations. which one can learo
of through Talbot Root agent NO. .
Broadway, New York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-21

The payroll Of the Standard Narnish
Works has played an important part IN
the development of Elm Park and ad.
jacent territory, and Is recognized by al!
as being one of the principal factors In
building up this side of Staten Island.
The Standard Varnish Works were the
first 10 realize the value Of proprietary
varnishes in order that a standard OF
excellence could be established. and the
world vide business which this company
enjoys is largely the result Of these
standards established many years ago,
the uniformity OF which has been abso-
lutely maintained.
That this policy has been appreciated
Is proven By tho fact that all the lead
ing architects, not only In the United
States but in foreign countries, recognize
Standard Varnish Works products as
standard both for beauty Of finish and
ability.
on account Of the rapidly increasing
business Of the company IT became nee
essary to prepare more spacious once
accommodation, ana TO cover this need
an imposing four story Office building
has recently been completed one block
from the factory at Elm Park, and IL
being occupied by the Executive Offices
and Clerical Departments. This. undoubt-
edly will be the means OF causing many
who are now living in other boroughs Of
Greater New York to establish their
homes on Staten Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-21
TWO FINE PROPERTIES.

]. ". Hughes. one of the largest real
estate owners and operators In Ricn-
Inond. resides at New Dorp and has MS
Offices at No. e. Broadway. New YORK.
future Of the borough and as 70 It's pos
sDilitles as an ideal home location. -ltlS
Developments at New Dorp, Oakwood ana
Midland Beach have been on lnes tnat
appeal 10 home seekers, owing TO the
desirable locations and reasonable re-
strictions, his plan of easy payments
ena bling those of limited means TO own
their home
How great returns brains and money
skilfU!ly applied will produce from I'M
promising material has been shown IN
the history Of New Dorp. As a place or
residence nothing could be more desired.
On tho one side rise noble ranges OF mis-
i'm natural terraces. finely wooded ana
dotted with handsome homes, while on
the other side the land slopes down gem
tly to az fine beach as IL 10 be found.
The loneliness that so many people rear
as tho bane OF country life has had in
New Dorp no chance TO make Itself felt.
As one would say:
do you smile. wisely incredulous. as
one who should say: 'roU arc describing
10 US an earthly paradise? Mr.. Hughes
claims that's exactly what New Dorp IS.
Less than q mile from New Dorp VII!
DO found a still newer town, called oak
wood. which is laid out on new. orlRt-
nal and attractive plan. There can bo
nothing better said OF Oakwo God than thai
IL shares most OF the natural advantages
Of New Dorp. Its scenery has beauty
of its own and must be seen 10 he ap-
prcciatcd. In speaking OF these two
properties Mr.. Hughes says:
The prospective settler who has 10
choose between the two places has our
nrofoundest sympathy. He will be re-
minded Of the old problem about the
dnnkov between The two bundles Of hay,
and may perhaps sing, with Captain
MacHeath in The old ballad:
How happy could I be with either
Were t'o,her dear Chsrmer away