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The Detroit times., 1912-05-24
Editorial Page Of The Detroit Times
FORTUNE FROM L YING ADS; NOT
FROM SUGAR, SALT AND WAIERI


Nat ocals believe to the biggest swnd ever successfully
nsikd this country Detroit Wednesday when Prose
@ Shepherd Offices of Prof Henry samuels arrested the
samples solution OF sugar salt and water being
said to the public at IS per two ounces.
This remedy" the professors patients for the cure Of
every disease with three exceptions heart trouble to tuberculosis
No matter what ament the professor claims will be
placing few drops the eye three or four times day
The professor for his sweetened salty water
They have come the professor has accumulated
property enough rating Bradrees from $S5ooOo to
100000
His receipts average from $4,000 to $4,000 monthly
He employs helpers including rs enOgaphe rides around in
big and maintains his wife and daughter at the Hotel POnt
ehartrain.
Four hundred thousand dollars sugar
Receipts Of $4,000 monthly sugar, salt and water
Maintenance family in the Pontcharrain and touring at
their disposal, sugar and salt and waterf
Aren't people gulible thought
II is this way dear reader
People ARE gulible.
Some however gulible than others.
when buying fake medicine sick people
are gulible than well people.
The regrettae part swnde not
piled fortune lives in fine hotel and has tour
ing carfo himself and family
lies the fact that this fortune has been amasd at the expense
very could afford part with IS bills and who
know little the inside touring
But thought poor who
good these thereby
only scker really the victims
scrnpuous newspapers
Of and salt and because he
space only willing but
de solution nearly i'll known the human
body
Denied the newspapers fars this kind
would either have work something honest apply for ticket
10 the poorhOuse
Samue had yet used the Detroit who the
introducing salt and and other cureas their
readers at $3.50
the Of his he just getting settled In Detroit and
campaign here similar to the he conducted in
Kansas where he protected by big copy
Shepherd commended and the sick Of De
upon that smue nabbd before having
begun the use Of fulpage newspaper advertising
Samuels driven out Of Kansas
the American Medical association has exposed him.
and ouacker but these publications the
and the sick do not
The side Of the medical k printed exclusively and in big type
IN newspapers accept advertising and which it is the
and the sick to take in their homes
lying the fake advertisement the straw to these at
which drowning people will grab
that would the Samues and his kind
have would throw drowning
.orv NTH ar hand
The Detroit times., 1912-05-24
PREVENTING A PANIC.
An Actor Tells the Audience VIII,
They Shouldn't Be Alarmed. !

One night at a theater some scenery
took fire, and very perceptible odor
OF burning alarmed the spectators. A
panic seemed to be imminent when an
actor appeared on the stage. Ladies'
and gentlemen" he said, compose
yourselves. There is no danger" The
audience did not seem treasured
Ladies and gentlemen" continued
the comedian, rising to the necessities
OF the occasion. "confound 1t aldo.
you think II there was any danger I'd
be here?" The panic collapsed.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-24
Household Hints.

You can save great deal OF fuel
during a cold winter by shutting up
your house and going to Florida.
lnculcate In your children a fond
ness for birds. Build a pigeon-house
on your barn or woodshed. Pigeons
come handy too. for pot-pies.
II you live in rented house do not
throw your empty bottles up In the
attic and leave them there. They
will be dead give-away on you when
the next renter moves in.
Every young married woman should
begin early to impress upon her hus-
band that IL is his duty to make the
fires, wind the clock and put the cat
out
II you keep volume OF poetry on
the parlor table. see that the leaves
are cut.-Chicago Tribune.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-24

Dear Son-Received your letter
asking for some money to spend or
swell chicken that you've had your
eyes on for some time. Money Is
scarce. so I'm sending one right from
the old farm. and bet it's as good
as the one you've seen, toe-nails up.
DADDY. \
The Detroit times., 1912-05-24

What were the things that pleased
you so much?"
Why" explained Bailey, "as /
passed the senate restaurant this
morning saw girl come out into
the corridor with two cherry pies
wrapped up in it."-Popular Magazine.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-24

much greater than
II now Is, has or
iganized a conser-
walton association
and appointed as
chief fores ste n,
Clyde Leavitt, who
for many years
was C o n ne C I ed
with the U. s. for
estry service.
Ju d g e Rentoul
OF London refused
to sentence a wo-
man for a minor
offense, because
she Is a woman"
he said.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-24
suT the FUNERAL PLEASED HIM
The Quarrel Between Two Astron-
omers Ended Happily for One.

omers Ended Happily for One.
DR.. George E. Hale OF the Carnegie
Observatory on Mount Wilson de-
scribed in Pasadena a quarrel De
tween two eastern astronomers. IT
was a bitter and lifelong quarrel, he
said. 1T was founded on my own
speciality, the sun spot. Many harsh
things were said in this quarrel, and
at its height the older of the two as
tronomers died A day or two after
ward a friend said to the survivor:
so your old enemy Is dead. Ell? Do
you intend TO go to the funeralg No,
/ don't was the reply. But | APP
prove OF it. Life.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-24
Prices and Confidence Rise

Prices OF -four, pork, beef. coffee.
ETC., are nearly one-fifth higher than
on April LIST.
Big business Is gaining confidence
In its ability to beat Bob LaFollette
and Woodrow Wilson.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-24
peceitfuI Appearances.

How fat and well your little boy
looks"
"Ah, you should never Judge from
appearances. He's got a gum-boil on
one side of his face and he has been
stung by u wasp on the other"-Pele
Mele.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-24
a Vacuum.

Chairman addressing meeting)-
Il am sure VIC will be very sorry our
secretary is not here tonight. I can
not say we miss Is vacant chair, but
do say we miss Is vacant face
Tit-Bits.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-24

Women get so little because they
expect so much.-New York Press.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-24

Men do not admire the kind of CON-
plexions the girls keep on the dresser
when they are at home. Toledo
Blade.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-24

Make your figure over, IL you're
not satisfied with it" says a woman
writer on fashion, and Everybody s
Doing t."-Philadelphia Inquirer.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-24
About People.

Canada, looking forward to the time
hen her need for timber will be
The Detroit times., 1912-05-24

About 100000 men are employed In
regular occupations in Great Britain.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-24
Reflections of a Bachelor

The hardest thing is to pay taxes
and be patriot.
Money can melt in your pocket
faster than butter In your mouth.
A woman seems able to see all of
her figure in a looking-glass that is
around the corner.
The reason a girl can smile to
three men in group and make each
one of them think IL was meant for
him Is Il was for still another one
behiad them.--New York Press.
A Case of Emphasis.
What keeps us broke most of the
time Ia the difference between what
we have to spend and what We have
to spend.-Puck.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-24
These Girls of Ours

British suffragettes are advocating q
boycott. For consistency's sake, why
not a girlcott?-Chicago News.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-24
Store Hair.

my wife usually tears her hair
whenever ] come home late"
Which makes you feel mean, eh?''
Yes, and which also makes II
necessary for rue TO buy more hair
Star.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-24

The Stenographer-You are not
making enough to keep cat.
The Bookkeeper-Then | won't ask
you to share my lot.-Chicago News.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-24

Cleveland woman sued for di-
vorce because her husband was not
tall enough to suit her. Most of the
men who are sued for divorce are too
short-Chicago Record-H Herald.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-24

Our idea Of happy marriage IL
where the husband always wants tC
kiss the wife when he leaves homo
and the wife wants to kiss the hus
band when he comes back.-Dallas
News.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-24

woman will tote around two
street car tickets and a powder rag
in a handbag that cost $S7.49.-Ohio
State Journal.
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New-York tribune., 1912-08-16
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Official Record and Forecast. {.

Official Record and Forecast W asHiiIg ton
Aug 15-Under the influence OF an area OF
high barometric pressure that is building over
the region Of the Great Lakes. the weather has
become cooler over the Northern states east
Of the Mississippi River. Cooler weather is
also reported from the northern Rocky Noun
tain region and the Northern Pacific states'
while moderately warm weather continues IN
the plains states and throughout the South.
The disturbance that was over the st. Law
renee Valley Wednesday Is now central near
Nova Scotia and moving eastward Another
disturbance covers the Rocky Mountain and
plateau regions. and II is causing local rains
IN those districts. the Northern Pacific states
and the plains states Scattered showers are
also reported from the Southeastern states ana
New England. Generally fair weather is prob
able Friday and Saturday throughout the At
and the lake region the weather will be gen
orally fair Friday. probably followed by un-
settled weather and showers Saturday. In the
upper Mississippi Valley, tho northern plains
regions the weather will be unsettled with
local rains. Friday and saturday.
The temperature Will be somewhat lower
Friday In the middle Atlantic states and Sat
urday in the northern plains states. IL Will
rise In the region OF the Great Lakes on Sat
urday.
The winds along the New England coast will
be moderate north: along the middle Atlantic
coast. light 70 moderate north: along the south
Atlantic and east Gulf coasts, light variable; /;
southeast on the lower lakes. moderate north
shifting 70 east; on the upper lakes, moderate
east. shifting TO south.
Steamers departing Friday for European
ports Will have moderate north winds and gen
orally fair weather TO the Grand Banks.
Forecast for Special Locaiitiee.--For East
ern Ncw York, fsir to-day; cooler on the
New-York tribune., 1912-08-16
B. & O. TO BUILD HERE
Freight and Storage Warehouse
To Be Erected.

The Baltimore Ohio Railroad mas
awarded a contract for the construction
of concrete warehouse. having eish'
stories and basement TO be loca'eu "'
asth street and Eleventh avenue TINS CITY
The contract was placed with the Ph1nW
Construction Company, of New Aork' lor
the foundation work. The Turner Con-
struction Company. OF New YORK. VIII
erect the superstructure of the terminal
The property on which the freight ter
rninsl will be erected is owned by inc
Baltimore & Ohio, and is bounded oy
Eleventh and Thirteenth avenues ana
9th and 2sth streets. The LOT VIII DC
covered with team and house tracks
The first floor of the warehouse Will be
used as a freight house. The seven
stories above and the basement Will be
used for storage. The building. which VIII
cost between $4,000 and $4,000 viii be
cf reinforced concrete of the type known
as the fiat slab" construction. Every
precautlon against fire will be PROVIDED
for in the construction.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-16
DIVIDENDS OF S. O. COMPANY.

The Standard OIL Company of New Jer-
sey has declared a regular quarterly divi-
dend Of per cent, payable September 1e
This is the same rate as that for the two
preceding quarters. since the New Jersey
company divested itself Of its holdings In
more than thirty former subsidiaries
The Galena Signal Oil Company. one OF
the old Standard Oil subsidiaries, has
declared the regular quarterly per cent
on It's preferred stock and a dividend OF
per cent on the common, the same rate
as declared three months ago. Both diyi-
dends are payable September 30.
The Chesebrough Manufacturing Com
pany. also formerly controlled by the
Standard OIL Company Of New Jersey. has
declared the regular quarterly per cent
and tho usual extra dividend of I per
cent both payable September 27
New-York tribune., 1912-08-16
Manhattan.

MANHATTAN AVE, 81, W 8, I6s1i5:
Genoyieye q Wells 10 Walter Brown lVs
Wcst 18th ST: Aug Z; due sept J, 1918;
per cent; $1,000: attorney, W Powell ~
MANGIN ST, 80. 25x9e; solomon Bisgaier
70 ELLEN W Turnbull, i27 East 64th 81 Aug
IA: ) yrs; 10000; attorney George "ad-
d'Ts PaPK 'R'I SvE' 5s5 to 5ee s5.4xiooi; Suth-
.-iand Realty Co to New York Life Insur-
ance 60, $40 Broadway; aug Io' q yrs,
s2oL OoO. attorney Title Insurance GO, lSa
sT %iGHoLAs AVE. 1875; 8l.sxssx27xs5,s $;
pnoine DinkeIspiel 10 Lawyers Mortgage 90.
30 Liberty st: Aug IA; yrs; sinCVVi 80 al. a..
torney. Lawyers Title INSURANCE Gnu lru"
Co 1850 Broadway.
is,r AVE. 8 W cor OF 69th st. I7.4x7t,
Pauline T. Pariss.ts @ ara sno trus vs 10 10 vr..
60 I505 attorneys. Strong Cadwalsder.
~ sTf = AVE. lac and 142, e4.sx-; Mary .
Harrington 70 Enigrant Industrial savings
Rank. 81 Chambers st; Aug 10, VI sllo''
400: attorney. Joseph Il owens, ls9 Mon
tague ST. Brooklyn ,oo .,oo.
5TH AVE. v cor OF oftH ST. .sr Tou,f',V1 IW
invurance Co. 346 Broadway; Aug IA, yrs'
500 600: attorney. United states Iiue Guar
au.ee and Trust co, 81 Chambers 81
iI1'Jr ST. 3lG West. 25Tl03.o; sty orhl
rbonss r Kehoe 81 al to Title Guarantee
and trust Co. l76 Broadway; Aug y due az
ner bond: SIS, 900; attorney, Title Gusrantss
s4TH ST, g. 900 It " Of sth ave. s5r
os G. Katn z Moore 70 American Morxa5s
70 20 S-..s.r az. Aug 8: yrs, ~ per cont;
sio. 600: attorneys Bowers ssnds' 81 Mas
54TH ST. n West. rty orS @Iioo,S
FRANCES y wolr 20 Joseph Cuilman, 81
west T1st 81: Aug rs: yrs, ~ per csnti
$40 900; address, 45 Wall ct.
7oTH ST. III East, sty brk, S. 10000 ?,,.
~. ,s1ov;a y Y: Aug "a; due Oct !, 1919;
AZ Der cent; $4,000; attorney, LaTyers 1itis
Ins,psnce ,s and Trust Co. 16o Broadway.
10Th ST, 225 East, Soxi0ot sty @ srs;
nfootb ~ due az per bond; Aug IL; y. ooo'
attorn,v Frederick Eder. $50 Nassau 81.
ssD ST. n $. 17o q Q Of Amsterdam Hy.a y srs
" 80 - f5 wall st: Aug II; demand, s
New-York tribune., 1912-08-16
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORT S'


podonr Aug 1o-Meissen CGer). New York
for Batavia. SamaranE, etc.
uamburr Aug i3-BulysseS (Br). NeV
YORK; llth. Purelight GER; Philadelp9.la' .La
Port Natal Aug 1i-City Of Durham 'brl'
New York for Manila and Cebu.
Antwerp Aug l4--Vaderland 'Belg'' New
York via Dover. sr..
Rotterdam. Aug i2--Arkansas (Dan amp
via Pensacola for Copenhagen Uranium
(Br). New York. -,
rre1antle. Aug l3-Earl OF Douglas tBD'
New york via Port Natal, etc.
Rsira Aug i4-GordOu CASTE 'Erl' ~"
York VIA Cape Town. etc ~
Iden. Aug I4-Oceano (Br) from hsnha''
New York mot Port Ssid).
SAILED.
5. Nichaels AVE 1s--Clyde (Br) 'from Ee~
York via Antilla. Kingston. Colon. PoT'
Snain Barbados, etc). Southampton.
Victoria Aug 14--Indian Prince tBrl tfrom
Rio dc JaneiroJ. New York.
Naples Aus 15-Carpathia OBJ tfroin
TriCstol. New York via Gibraltar.
Queenstown. Aug l5--Majestic Obj ttrom
southampton and Cnerbourg). New YORK
Trieste Aug iO--Argentina (Aust 'from
Venics). New York.
Colombo Aug i3-Tannenfels (CeD iron
Calcutta. Boston and New York.
Narseillcs AUG 13-VeneZia tFr). New forK'
PASSED
scilly. hur I5-Czar fRuss). Nev York for
Rotterdam and Libsu.
Cibrsl,a-. Aug lO-Senoca (Br) from Csbu),
Boston and New York
New-York tribune., 1912-08-16
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

George r. Read 4 Co leased for the
R.avor building Company the store, NO.
6 Rcayer street. 10 Pablo Hernandez;
also rented tho four story building, NO
oOS West street southeast corner OF har-
rison street fOr Charles |. MattlaRe 10
Timothy Mullens for terms OF cars;
Pcase & Elliman rented me IoiioW 20, vH,l', .ns
rrlvato dwelling houses: No. $50 West
9th street, 10 Abner r. Bigclow: No. l1S
West Sth street TO Henry y. Rau. No:
l4 West e4th street. 90 a Mrs. Walsh ana
no. So West End avenue. 10 George
Frederick southack and ALVIN Ball,
Jr.. leased loft. No. lS 10 lhs West I'm
street. TO Hirsch & Bro; n loft, NO. 5ll
Broadway. TO columbia Gas Fixture COM,
pAny. southwest corner OF 'anal anu
Orchard streets: loft 10 Hyman RoSg.
and loft 10 Gains Brothers.
spear & Co rented for Mary Malone tic
building No iS Wills avenue, Bronx, lot
a long term 10 Morris Heller, who VIII
conduct vaudeville and moving picture
theatre
Van Norden & Wilson leased a floor AT
No. 80 Madison avenue 10 william Earle
Brown. for cross Brown. as agents,
the store No 40 West Broadway 20 INC
Atlantic Express Company, also oftces IN
the century Building to ". T.. \. Wheel d.
or, tho J. y. Morrill, Corset company OF
Boston. and tho Neva-Slip Shirt Waist
Grip Company.
The Duross Company leased for a term
OF wears the TWO four story buildings.
Nos i07 and l09 Bedford street, 20 John
Newman and Henry Cook.
II. c. Senior & co. leased Tor Walter
Dickinson the building. No. AZ West 4sth
street. TO Percy Greeley, Tor Ale Nanner :
Mcconnell the dwelling house No 81 West
s9th street 20 Louise Fletcher. No. 10
West Ssth street 10 Julian Heath. NO. III
West CID street 10 George Pcrrides. No.
lf West SD street 10 ". II. King. 10.
i2e West e4th street 20 Mrs. Poethe. No.
Ie6 West cjth street 10 NJ. J. Merrinan,
and the store No. 1884, Broadway 10
Ernest levin.
Louis Schrag has leased for Annie W.
Gould tho four story store and loft build
ing. No 81 West 2lst street 10 Nathan
Rernknorf for a term of fvc years
New-York tribune., 1912-08-16
FACE GREAT CAR SHORTAGE
Railways in Northwest Have Not
Enough to Move the Crops.

Huron. s. D.. Aug. 15.-How 10 trans
nort the immense small grain crop now
being gathered in South Dakota 10 the
problem that railway men are trying 70
solve That a car shortage tne e9udI VI
mich has never been known IN this part
OF the Northwest IS imminent is the
view Of railroad officials. although thou
sands Of cars have been brought into the
state 10 handle the grain. - .... -,
TSftv million bushels of wheat. 50.pD,Uc
of oats. 3O0oOO OOO of barley. 5000, 900 Of rye
and al least 100000 of fax will go TO the
market in South Dakota about the same
time. Before these crops are half out or
The way will come the potato and corn
crops-both Of gigantic proportions. The
whole Northwest Is said 10 be in SIM
liar situation.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-16
TRANSPAclFiu MAILS.

r...,.o.,or o,d stoamer inn. Y. T VI
Tahiti. Marquesas. Cook ISLANDS,
New Zealand, Australia tvis san coo
F'ranciscol-AOrangi ............ lo-uH!' Wv
Japeh .corns Maru '''a W." To-day $50
haWSi' aTs wa San To-day $50
Hawaii Japan. Corea. China,
Philippines tvia san Francisco q. e.oo
NaNcnOrla ''ENNo' '-'
Japan. Corea. China (via Seattle)-- m c..o
Hercules ''E'Ns'
Hawaii Samoan Islands New Iea-
land. Australia (vla san Fran oo e.,o
cisco)--Sonoma ..'... :.':''' lug -'
JaTan. Corea China. Philippines an am
wa sedtt,c)--Awa Maru .......Aug' - GOV
Japan, Corea. China. Philippines 90 o.oo
iva Victora)- MonteaK!e ......AuG. - o'oV
Hawaii Fill Islands, Samoan
Islands. New Zealand. Australia go,
(y,ia Tacoma)- )-Hakura ........ aug oo' o'oo
Hawaii Guam. Philippines Cia san -, s.oo
Franclsco)-C 9 Transport aug ol' o'oV
New-York tribune., 1912-08-16
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York. Thursday, August
Is, 1912.
ARRIVED

steamer I.l Monte. Galveston August 20
the Southern Pacific co, With mdse b''
steamer Pinar del Rio Br. Cienfiesos
August .. sagua and Cabarien 6 and Matanza;s
10 10 tho American and cuban Lane: WIN
sugar Arrived az the Far at 2:i5 a m =
Steamer Semantha ,Br), Matanzas Aughst y
20 tho Murson IS Line, with sugar. hrriNe'
steamer Mrra (Rr. london July a, TO G
II Ruhl. with benzino. Arrived st tho baT ~
~ m, l4th. Az
US, 30 aud Halifax, y :, Is. 10 BQNring q;
with 50 passengers, malls and mds". hrEiNeo
a. the Ear st = m.
steamer Olympic (T{rj. southampton and
Cherbourg August and Queenstown y 10 tng
White Star Line with 500 first 26' socouI
cabin and 4o3 storage passensers. malls sna
nd.e Arrysd at The Bar p.Tr5s at lyVi august n ia
10 sanderson s: Son. with 275 passengers ana
N iEd.e Arrived at III. Bsr at S:N3 m. r,r,r,
10 and Key West II. 10 the Clyde s. 20. Win
passengers and mdse. Passed IN quarantine
q steainer teain A,haeld tBr, Guanaco tor. Perth
Arbov. Passed in Sandy Hook at lOoo ~
steamer Chesapeake, Baltimore. 10 me ,s NoS
York and Baltimore Trsnsportation 70, WIZ"
ndsc Passed IN Quarantine at sos n.
steamer Herman Frasch. Sabine August =
20 the Union Sulphur 60. with sulphur. Passed
in Quarantine az SOS m. nj. .,,r,,.,
santa Marta Z. Cartsgona :. Colon and King
ston 10 to the United Fruit Co. WIN 10 Pc
sengers. mails and rnds". Arrived AZ 'no "''
Steamer Nassoyis GER Rio Grsndc DO Sui
Julv 20 RIO DO aJneiro ~ and Bsroados Aus-
ust Z 10 Funch Edyc & Co. with mdhe' :"
rived ~ tho Rar at l1:45 a III.
steamer Romsds INor), Mstanzas Augus'
10 TO The Munson ss Line. with sugar At
rived at the Bar A. - noon % ~
steamer INernia tRrl, Trieste Jul, - ~.
umc o. Patras 90 and Messina ~, 70 ",
Cunard Line, with passengers and ndse. fass'u
I'm SANDY Hook et 80 y m ~ 90
Steamer C'nmancho. JackSonviHc AIEust
and Charleston i3 10 the clyde IS 80, vi. VIZ !.
passengers and mdse. Passed In quarantine
steamer Madison. Newport News and MOI
folk 70 the Old Dominion IS CO, WIN psss, a.
cors and ndse Passed In Quarantine AZ -'''
sandv Hook. Y !. Aug Is. $40 n-.Wind
nortbwest: moderate breeze; clear; smo''h S'a'
SAILED.
e..a,ers Nicholas ounce fNo-l. Port ~
,onio' Sandon Hall OBJ, Nhampoa GaIil'o
G2r( Vull: Monroe, Norfolk and NeN Pc
News: In Lorraine 'FrI. HaNre. I.n,r
states DAM, Coptnhagcn' Prin.ess y ,. ~, !.
Norfolk ard Newport Nc"s. MasKl'o.s
tP-1 sydney; Delaware 'Rr'. London. 90
vance Cristohal: Camilla Nav Page Ma
mort: Wesierwad tGer), mas 1a' 'ulul'lD. ~ -
I1ust), Norfolk: city of NontgonHrE, 20 Hs
vannsh: Delaware. Philadelphia: BaIu'
CBrC New York vin Queenstown; Arapan"e'
IN narl.s,on and Jacksonville: Coya lBrA va
paraiso: Mendoza Otan, Philade'phis Arhe'-
lean (putchN. Antwerp.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-16

100; Fred L Blodgett to Marguerite Krones.
3Os East Goth st; Aug l5 (mtg So,Ioo); s1ooS
address, 1887 Vyse ave.
18TH AVE, n s. part lot 345. map Wake
field. 25x114; Concetta Guglieimino 70 jos
Reitano, S27 East 228th st; Aug IL; IL; at
torneys, HiIdretn & Palmer. Sd ave and
l4Sth ST.
14TH AVE. s. e u Of e Y lot 9s6. map
wakofeId. 25x1f4 Hugh McGorry 70
Mary r McGorry 404l Lowerre pl; Aug Ia:
81: attorney, Title Guarantee Co. 176 Broad
way.
I4TH AVE, $. y of . y same lot.
25xIfi: same 10 Jennie Miller I4O East
o3oth st: Aug 10: sfOo attorney. same as
Is0TH ST. 8, so # OF Webster ave,
10 11xIOO: James N Vincent. ref, 10 Sophie
johnson, SIS Lexington ave; Aug 10; $500;
ATTORNEYS. Menken Bros. 81 Nassau St