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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-27

gelt.
v@euo6e poGte i6 ihon oneim
fortgeben, Trdulein! Sd 1odte, Sbr
famet midt mie0er."
geeben ibr lton0 6ie 66riiterf ralt
nit oen ol111flen Mlnge1t IN 0em biib=
lden, Baiien @eiidte un0 iab 0os
i11nge Ma6den nit eitpem ~ipabenoen
Blide an. Suitine fiiblte iebt, 6oB
lte Sunger 11n6 CURT batte 1n6 0ab
ibr gang i6mab mur6e.
v8enn SIR mir einen S6lud
Mo1ier geben molltet," Bot ite.
Die Soriterin erertff Elm @GaS,
ldpenfte es, fiiute es ltt6 rei6te eS
fin.
,GtgentIi6 babe i6 mir ia porge=
tron1me1. teinem bon 90 6riiben et-
men 8ifIen 8ro6 un6 eiren 5dlud
8nlier at geben, un6 tpenn m i'm
Dor meiter Mugen berbungern utub
.peromriten iabe," iogte iie nit elmer
opge1nbmer, Harrgretden 9tiurspe.
Mber iie reidh ibr Sen Ernnf binaus.
r9aein," fagte ite 6onn pl0blid,
IMAM ioG nidt 10 iein ME Sic Mrpoe-
rett, mermr 6ie a1t6 i9Iedt fb1n! sic
Elm gutes @eftdt Grdl1lein;
sic berein n16 trirffen Sic
cine Safie @affee bei mir. Ser 90
briiLet1 bat SSybbnen iider nidts ar,ge,
boten. sic idalen ga1r3 idledh aus"
Sod, Birrett bat ct mir geben
poIlen.
.2eidenbirnen!" iogte 6ie Graal
pepddbtlih. pie g0ra1en MIR tim.
Meinetmegen mag er lie 1T monobel-
len M6dten TELLER u1ter un5 aa,f IN.
ieren Bduarpe11 tDegbolet, nto npogen
lie linn geoeiiben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-27
Nn sic 2eicr ankerbalb stearns
County.

MGe 2eier 6es ,Moroitern," sic nidt-
in stearns County tpobnen, fino
freunoli@ eriudt, lire 3abIungen
fir oieies 8Iatt, permittelft Graft
ODER @eloanmeiiung ein3uien6en.
Bir modten, boB aIe 2eier ii@
Die bon uny gebotene @elegenbeit,
gegen gorausbe5ablung oes 8Iat.
tee in Sen 8eiib elmer berrliden 992rdi.
mic gu gelangen, 3unllsen MAIDEN. So
es nun aber unieren reiier6en Mgert.
ten nidt moglid 1T, BEL allen, unie.
ren 9bonnenten por3uipreden, bebor
Die Musmabl Der ihonen @rdimiien Der.
grifen iein miro, 10 liegt es i'm SSnte.
reife 6erielben, oas @elo brett nod
Der Office 81 fen6en, morauf pror1p.
te 8uienoung Der gemini9ten 8rd.
erfoIgen miro. Our Gntgegen.
nabme Ser ei1er1 ODER Ser anoeren Die.
Ter tpertbnoIlen Nrdmien gegen Dor.
ausbesablung oes .Mnroftern1 auf Elm
s55abr Iaoet e~rgebenft Elm sic
naotbRern1. Drndseienidaft
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-27
rebiser erapfieblt S1a11t-
berIain3 Gmtenmittel.

Mep. >SSnmes 81. 2eDis, Wttlaoa,
Minn., idreibt: .@bdmberlairB &u-
fterunittel mar Elm t1ofbmer6iger ur1b
m%iufonr11e11er @ait IN 1inierm $einr
Sabre lang. Sd enrpfeble es meirtett
Sreunoetr gar iebr als cine Me&oi5tn,
bie 6as geriudes tpertb 1T in Gdqe1t
bon Grf1iltingen, &uiten u. Group.
@ermdf Gbatnberlains &~alfterunitteI
un6 mir fino 9euib, DOB SIR es iebr
uirfiom finben mno 0aB Str fort
fabre11 >peroet es at gebponden, tpe11tp
ole @elegenbet eg nuf Sabre bitoals
oerIangt gepo6e . mie biele es getbatt
babert. 38u taatfet inallen 4potbeter.
ansaeiige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-27
Gin wirfiames Mittel eesen sic
@urmplage bel Hferoen.

Sober Sarmer uno &feroebeiiber
miro erfreut iein, an einem neun Mit.
tel gegen sic geflrdtete 8urmplage
BEL Bferben gu boren, 6as in Ser FUR.
gen 3eit ieines 8etanntieins gang er.
ltaunlide &eiultate ge5eitigt bat. SIS
liro oies Ole aus Der nlten 9etmatb
berubergefommenen &eurefa-&apieln,
Ole iih in ser fiir5eiten 3eit Sauien6e
BON Srennoen ermorben u1b in Der
Mustreibung BON @urmern bel Gfer'
ben als uniibertrefflib ermteien b.
Zen. Mus @uncerten Don oanfbaren
Briefen BON Sarmerr, Die 6te &apieln
benuBten, gebt berDor, sob nab DEM
@ingeben bon MIR 3mei &apieln SUM-
osrte BON 8ots aqe mogliben @ur,
mer bon Bferoen %abgingen, unb Dob
Bfer6e, oie porber mager, biiiig uno
itorrii@ maren, 1a9 Sem gingeben
Ger &apieln iofort 5~unabmen un6 ale
idledten gigenidaften perloren. Die
@irmer geben ge1D0bnlib idon nod
einigen Strn6en ra@ Sem @mgeben
ser &upieln toot I'M Miite ab uno 1T
oas @itteI um 10 1pertbooner, als es
obne meitere l1nitan66e ur5 obne GGut.
termediel ieoem 8feroe leidt einge-
geben meroen fam. guf alien Sgor-
men, no 3fer6e eebalten tperoer.
ionten gerooe iebt ieoem ein3igen
Gbiere 3pei ser &apfeln our 8orfidt
perabreibt aperoen, audi menn fti6b Die
Narofiten 6l1Berti9 nod nidt benert.
bar gemadt baben. Die &upieln fin6
geiebIid gnrantiert urter Seriol So.
2t,741 unb f0nnen aud trageroet
Stuten gegeben mer0en. Das Nittel
tit ein5ig uno anein gu be3ieben bon
ser unieren 2eiern uoBtbetannten
Breeders @en1eop 60. 532 @aft
Batter StraBe, Sept. "a, Miluaufet,
ISIS, gum 8reiie bon $1.25 fir 6
ODER $500 fir IL @apieln, portofrei,
Misunderstanding. Mu4 gu
in 8irderg Drug Store, MeI.
role. Mi11tl, ODER Eel sc. 8. $arrer.
Jreeport, N1i1I,1. Mn3eige 52.bd.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-27
CASTORIA
fur sauglinge uni Kinder.
Die Sorte, Die |hr Inner Gekarft HABIT
n.: s;:;s q: !. AMN7&zzzM
Sic 8emiibnnger1 Der &mnbesre.

Sic 8emiibmnge1 Der 8unbesre-
gier1ng, Sic 3obl ser &iidman6erer,
Ole iabrlih grobe Saummen @eloes
ol1ber 9on0es m5upen, 6u0a1r6 5u ber<
mir0err, 0ab man iie ouf Die Mog=
libfett bin1peiit, fleine Sarmen in bie=
iem 2anoe gu erperben, ion I'M 10
meniger erfolglos iein, alS betanrt lit,
baB 6ieie Miidttpanoerer 5umeiIt Dos IN
atieiem 9anoe eriporte @e6 6o5u oer-
men6er, iid IN ibrer &eimab als
9an6apirtbe nie6er5ulniien. Sin 6urb
ldylagenoer grfolg miro ie6od MIR 5l
er5ielen ieim, tpenn 8uru6 ltnb @i115el-
itaaten ben Blan CUR MnIegung bon
Observation-Disclosures rod 1eutidem M1at.
fter bertpirHidt baben, 10 6aB Ole
neutrality-suspicious. @usfi# TO-
Zen, nit geniige1,6em 4apital 9arpo-
mirtbidnft in BEN @ereinigten Stoa.
ten at betretben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-27
SIZE fanr ielblf aur 8ougtbur u1r1

sic fam idlBIt 5ur Saustbiir 1,1r6
Ioiffitede lie.
Ga iab es innen fpeilih at6ers
mis, ais beim Setter aarelpitter 8al-
tleratb. ST. Ger groBen &iide bli11ftp.
lr1r ID bon pobleeideuertem @e-
raifb;; in 6enr &eroe nit sen glarSem
ben Meiiingitn1tge1t gliibte Elm Gelles
55euer. u@eben Sic IN she 5tube, ih
briase Sbnen gleih Mles. IS ion
Sic feline 8iertelltlrll0e altfbulten."
gll1d sic Stlbe apnr einlnoenb.
l1m5ablid)e @ebitu1egelp uno merffpiir-
0ige @eb0rne bingen an oen @diin-
ben; Dor 6en tiefen S%eniterbogen 5o-
gem iib iaubere meiBe &pauien fer.
Dos paBte lIes gut IN 6en alter<
tbiimliden &abmen. Inter Dem
eide Dor 6ent bunten 8liiibiofa lag
Elm biibider Seppid).
r9as laile id mir gefallen!" idgte
Suitine nnerte1ureno. uMm iiebt
0o6 gleid, 100 cine Srau i'm Sorie
lit. Sic mob,1en ld0r, 6ra1 8olriftte-
rim"
Sic 6rnlt neridaua1o, obre Elm
@ort o1 ertpi6em, ftam gleid oaranf
NIT eilpem groben @raie1ptierbrett
berein un6 0edtte flint uno 5ierlid>
fir SSuitine ultf.
ugie nreinen, Bel mir lei es id6lt,
.6aSraulei1r?" iagte tie oobei, ols babe
|iie lih in Ger 8eit beiontren. vM!ir
lit ser geie6erbierSberg Der id)redlihz.
.ite Srt ser @elt. Ct fat mir fein
@lid gebradt bom eriten Soge atr,
no ids bter leben muBte! Sebt bette
Fi9 idon nidt mebr, bab ib fortfom=
me. IS lit 51 ipat. @ent 1er Stint
mel 1ro9 auf sic BORT, 10 beten Sic
fit mi6."
G%ortiebu1tg folgt.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-27
Dine Ggtrasablnng.

. | Ir- -4+
Cine groBe Muspobl BON @ebetbu,
6ern:
Jiibrer gum @immel NIT grobem
Drude uno mei6em Morocco Gin
banoe.
@ehete ser &eiligen, nit mittelgro.
Bem Crude un6 Morocco @inban6e.
6er11er III fleinerem Crude un6
peri9ie0enen -@inban0en:
S6uBengel,
Gtern bes &etles,
@immels-S @luiiel,
8rob ser @ngel, fleines 6ormat,
Saf6en @ebetbuder,
Die &bilotbea, Elm berrlides @r=
bauunssbud, meldes III feinem Sau=
lie feblen ionte.
@oienfrdn5e, meiB, idmar5 un6
farbig nit groBen ooer fleinen RerIen.
nMorbtern" -8ale11ber
Elm Samilienfalenoer I'M mabren St1=
ne oeS MorteS. Netdl1b ausgeltattet
nit id0nen Suuitrationen un6 a11ge-
fiiQt nit belebrenoem, erbauen0em
ur0 unterbaltenoem 2eieItoff fir
Sung uno Mlt, fann 6erieIbe 51 Sen
beiten &alenoern fir cine fatboliide
Samilie ge5ablt meroen. Sir sic
langen 8interabenoe fetne Before
2efture.
Die grofe @anbfarte
bon Stearns County, 1pethe einen
9ertb bon $500 fat, geben mir 6ie-
les Sobr obne mad5ablung aIs
8rdmie.
@eididtenbider. beridieoenen SSn-
haltes, unter 6ieien 6os iebt 10 bel
begebrte Bud:
9as @uoe Der vSita1ic,"
NORM ser untergarg 6es unglud-
i9iffes in ipn,nen6er @eiie gei9iI.
bert miro.
Cine MbIe
fertig gum @ebraiide nit 9mirt1 un6
3 berfdieoerer Naoelr. SER brat.
tiib fir ben Sarmer CUR &eparirung
pom @fer6egeibirr o6er Sduben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-27

@ieoerum befin0en mir uns I'M Be
libe elmer groBen Musmabl berrliber
BrGmien. @er Jon uniern 2eiern iei-
men. 9tiiditano auf Sen ~georoitern"
uno oa5u nod Elm Sabr i'm @oraus
be5ablt, lit our Musmabl irgen0 elmer
ser na6iteben2 angegebenen Hramien
bere9tigt:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-27
an @n9lif@ baben MIR:
@egen $50 @rtra5ablmmg.

Golden Key of Heaven, Gelu.
loi0=@inban0, groBes Sormat.-
Little Key of Heaven, nit feln.
item 2eoereinbanoe uno eleganter III
nerer MuSltattltng.
Pocket Key of Heaven, nit
5ammeteinban0.
Following of Christ, Elm Mn-
oadtsb16 BON Mittelgr0be uno nit
feinem Morroco=ginbonoe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-27
@egen 25f GTtra5ablnng.

8egen 25f GTtra5ablung.
@ebetbi9er beridieoener 9itel uno
idonent @elluloib-ooer.S ammet-@in.
&erlen Ser Mnbaht i'm fefttiten Sc.
oereinbon6. s....
Croft Der drt1e11 Seelen, ii lido.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-27
pramtrn-Iffr.

nen1, meidem 2e0ereinbano, NIT @olo-
idnitt un6 groBem Crude.
Groit im Sitter, in gleidem Gin.
ban0e uno nod groBerem @rob0rud.
Ser 8aumgarten, ein groBes 6or.
mat nit Mittelorud ln6 mei6em Mo-
rocco-@inbano.
@e9et1 SOC @%xtra5ablang.
@offine, @an6 8oitine, Grbauutgs.
Bud.
2egen6e ser @eiligen in gepreBtem
8radteinban1e ut1to nit farbigen Del
bil0ern.
Sm Gn9lifb baden MIR:
Dine Gxtrasablung.
Guide to Piety, nit Morocco<gm
X ST Heaven, nit Morocco-
@inbanD.
All For Jesus, NIT mei6em 2eoer.
@inbar6e.
Pocket Prayer Book.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-06-18

4 = 8 * tSf& * &
PROFESSIONAL CARDS X
= 4 8 = K x Il.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-06-18
SAW MILL FOR SALE.

June 21st, j IS, at 10 o'clock a. NJ.
at Ladio Building, Duluth. Mimi, j
Will offer for sale and sell to the high
lest bidder for cash, subject to the con-
firmation Of the court, the following
property: One saw mill, capacity
about $1,000 feet, consisting Of one
Band saw, one Edger, one Trimmer,
Lath and shingle Machines. and all
necessary equipment. One planning
mill with machinery. One blacksmith
shop and all necessary tools. Ten
houses, trucks, sleighs. wagons and
other appurtenances used in logging
operations. 100 acres Of land, about
80 acres cleared, on which buildings
and plant are located. This property
can be inspected at Gemmell. Mime
sofa. - i. =. III
w. M. BERGIN, Trustee. 8
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-06-18

the Bible ana the Same VIII be On az
hibition. He will give . sacred xono-
phone and saxaphone concert the last
night Of his visit. He visited sew.
eral European countries some time
ago and will speak Of the cruelty Of
the Turks. He has been In JAIL for
preaching on the streets over flfty
times. He has been o. citizen for;
thirty-two years and salvationist
for thirty years.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-06-18

Crookston and Mr.. and Mrs John
Satire and. daughter Karen, of
Adams, Minnesota, arrived in the J.
c. Satire car late last evening and
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. M.
Satire of this city. They have tour
ed the southern part Of the state and
are now on their way back to Crook
ston.
Special sale on all ladies and
children's dresses during the sale at
Troppman's this week. Some will be
offered at half price.-Adv. 4
Mrs. G. w. Brandborg entertained
la number of ladies Monday afternoon
at her home on 905 Minnesota ave-
nue.. The following ladies enjoyed
her hospitality: .Mesdames Frank,
Leach, of Minneapolis, R. D. Currier,
of Minneapolis, O. ). Ellington, Of
Minneapolis, George T. Baker, George
Kreatz and Earl Carson of Bemidji.
Mrs. I. S. Chase of Minneapolis and
her brother, Edward H. Richardson,
of st. Paul, arrived in the city last
evening, and will visit the A. A.
Richardson family Mrs. Chase will
spend the summer here for the bene-
fit of her health and Edward Rich
ardson will assist his brother, A. A.
of this city in the photography bus
mess. ..=.. - -. IT,:
~ If your namess1s misspened or in
any way Incorrectly listed In the tele-
phone directory, notify us at once SO
that correction may be made in the
next issue which goes to press June
25.--Adv. FIJI
Two black bears were seen one
evening last week by George Williams
and a companion who are working
on the road near Clear Lake. No at
tempt was made to capture the ami
mails, as the gentlemen had no fire.
arms and did not care to engage in
a hand.to-hand battle with the big
black fellows--Daily Virginian
(June 16.) -. s... e.,
Mrs. w. L. Davies has as her
guests: this week Miss Alice Davies
Of Ethel Ontario, who is spending the
summer with her brother, w. p. Dav-
Lies of Grand Forks. Mrs. w. p. Dav-
les and Miss Davies have just re-
turned from visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Marcum of Bemidji, Mrs. D.
fDavies continuing to Grand Forks,
after day spent here. Miss Helen
Davies of Grand Forks is also with
her mother for few days, prior to
beginning her University summer
school work Crokston Daily Times.
Warm days bother people easily
constipated take HOLSTERS r. NJ
Tea once-a-week In the summer. Bar
ker's Drug Store ADV.
| Joe the Turk, comes to Bemidji at
the Salvation Army hall on Minnesota
/ avenue, on June 25;26 and 27 There
will be special meetings conducted by
Stan Captain J. Garabed, or Joe the
j Turk. He wears full Turkish costume.
and plays cornet, clarinet, saxaphone
land Turkish drum. He has two
edged sword, which 10 spoken Of IN
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!.
@fs%s,r% Il ]1srs i ~ fx<A y
\ LEsTsWE FORGET =
t-14A@A ~ kt 4 A% 4 hN =
! Summer school will begin June rs.
Bemtdji5 will have a big celebration
July and S.
Phone Society news to society edi-
tor, phone No. 81. ...s,. S.
- G: H. johnson of Hines, spent
Tussaay'in Behdi1i.
Father Campbell of Watab, spent
Tuesday in Bemidji. ss,< Z.
w. G: Firth of Bemidti was at In
ternational Falls Monday. =.
Lillian Brady of Red Lake Fails.
spent Tuesday in Bemidji.
Prof. w p. Dyer went to st. Cloud
on business this morning. -,
Michael Djonne Of Wilton was q
Bemidji visitor yesterday.
Go-carts retired at, the secondhand
store.-Adv.
Peter Nelson of Foy transacted
business in Bemdi1i yesterday.
John Walsh Of Cloquet, was bus
mess caller in the city yesterday.
Mrs. M. F. Street of Royalton,
minnesota, spent Tuesday in +Bemidji.
H. H.. Winslow of Northome, was
In Bemidii on business yesterday.
The Episcopal Sunday school held
a picnic at Diamond point yesterday.
Go-carts repaired at the. second
hand store.-Adv. ~'s
John Hanson of town OF Liberty,
was in the city yesterday on busi-
.'s w. F. McKeown and wife of Wal
ker, were in Bemidji between trains
Tuesday.
DR.. Frank Lunn of Kelliher STOP
ped over in Bemidji between trains
Tuesday.
Miss. ANA Goldsmith of Cass Lake,
spent Monday in 'Bemidji as the guest
of friends:
Shirt waist sale-va1ues from
$1ss to s2.ss for $l:49 at Tropp-
man's:-Adv.
Ellen A. Johnson of international
Falls stopped over in Bemidji for
few hours yesterday.
~. Ct G.: Z. Eddy OF Gonvick was in Be-
midN yesterday on a combined bust
ness and pleasure trip.
Ninety-two have visited the rest
room since the last list Of guests was
published in the Pioneer.
William Sande of Warren was In
sthe city yesterday on business and
also renewing old acquaintance.
Bring US your fresh eggs, 18 cents
cash or trade. Schmitt's grocery
Adv.
Mrs. M. G. MacNeil and Miss
Marie MacNeil of Winnipeg were in
Bemidji yesterday between trains.
Miss Lillian Brady of Bemidji WISH
ted the Misses Barrette over Sunday.
international Falls Daily Journal.
Mrs. O. S. Bare, 20. s. Bare, Jr., and
John Bare of Clearwater, Nebraska,
were in Bemidji for short time yes
terday.,
Eat what you want, don't starve-
Hollfster's Rocky Mountain Tea will
take care of the rest:-Barker's Drug
Store.-Adv.
Miss Jennie Kittleson returned
yesterday from Fosston where she
has spent a short time as the guest
Of relatives:
Archdeacon ParshaH came over
from Cassr Lake yesterday afternoon
E,-..
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-06-18
rs Cream So oial.

An ice cream social for the benefit
OF st. Philips church will be held
on the lawn OF the parsonage. Thurs
day evening, June 10. Il 1t rains 1t
will be held in the basement Of the
church. ADV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-22

choice. l7a1sc: average, 12al5c; spring WIS Sds-
consin stall fed. l9a9oc; GEESE. spring 3gc.
Western. choice. l6917c: average; Ls Ter ost
dozen, 81 Is; ID. 81 25GS4 90: S ID. 81, ! IS'
S. %. 10 ca To- 80 IS; dark, 81 70; GUINEA,
spring ID 10 pair, pair, 81 2Sgsl 81
GAME@NeaTiy all the rabbits and JACK
rabbits are more or less out OF condition anu
OF irregular value. Prime, large and dry IT,
perfect condition. would bring top quotations.
pair. 3JQ35c. small. drawn and wet, pair loN
2jc; jack rabbits, prime pair. 3Oa65c 49,
POTATOES AND NEGETABLEs-RecelPI, BE-
q, 6e2 bbls potatoes and 1883 pkgs onions io
tatoes moving slowly and tone weak. sW SS
potatoes steady onions dull and lower r.,
TATOES Bermuda, bb, Sass; virginia iS iSo
10, 81 25; Long Island Dbl or bag, s. 2Sg'5 90
state, $50 ID, l2d& %; Jersey, Dbl o 0I a. SS
81 55qS2, European. l6S-ib bag. 81 ;GgN goa: = S SS
SWEET POTATOES. southern, Dbl j. NaH 6T e,
IOIs. white, lOO-b bag. s2as3; crate. u :, 9o ta
s. Is; bskt. s. 25asl rs; yellow l0O-io bag. 81 ~
qsl IS; red 81 5OqN 75 ARTlCHoKES. Fr e1gG
Sells SPROUTS, quart, 7Gl4c; BEANS. Ft9 hT
ida, wax, s2qs6; green, sass; BEEI3, Dbl q
81 25aSl so l0O-ib bag slqA ?5i 100 buncneS; az, y
81 %; lOO-lb bag. 75GsOc; bskt, 65q '1c; NV
punches, 75cQa Is; CUCUMBERS, hothouSse'
No l. dozen 60cQsl No .. box S9qN' fi0Tt0o
bskt s2QS CELERY dozen sta iSa hn iDeVes
.NtlitNulN 'loNNf - oVHs- w. -
81 50dS3; CROSNES. japanese. H. lSc, 81 80
BAGES. Danish. ton. $l5QaS: domesue; VI ~,
N4 red. s2OQ S25; white. per 100. SaS2; Dbl, ,oc
QSl 25; red. $dN 80; CAULIFLOWERS. b .iss
Island. short cut Dbl. 81 50qS3; long cut, Sl8
81 IS; large crate sldsl 30: small 3Vqs TO-,
CHICORY. bskt. 75cdSl 25; CHARp, bsk'' ,ocg
81; CELERY CABBAGE, hSkt, NqN 20 ,C ase.
81 75aS2 %; EGGPLANTS, Florida box. , SII e. -
ENDIVE. imported, 10, l6qlSc; Is. Af. 49,
bskt. 75cGN: HORSERADISH, 100 ~ HesS
KALE, Virginia Dbl, 40q50c; LIMA bhAN9'
nearby. bskt or bag. 50cdSl 80; Maryland, osKt'
S2ds5 50 Bermuda. half box. 81; III ,oI "a
nearby. hskt 50cdS 80; 2-dozen crate, oOcp
81 70: dozen 50cGS2: Virginia bskt. 5OcaN ~;
North Carolina. Slqs2. Florida. basket, 5og
s. so: New Orleans, Dbl, SqS so; Boston, not-
house, strap NGsi Is: MINT, dozen bunches,
25T5Oc: MUSHROOMS. white. An bskt egcp
81 o. brown 40cQSl: buttons. SOG6oc; OYSTER
PLANTS 100 punches, S3QN; OkRA, fIorida'
carrier. s2TS3. 9-bskt crate, SnA W' PAho-
LEY nearby. bskt. 25a5oc; PEAS, south caro-
lima. bskt. $2dS6 Florida, S2qs6; New orleans
Se6S3: PARSNlPS Dbl. 81 25qS 80; PUMP
KINS. Dbl 5Oq75c: PEPPERS, nearby. bhl,
5OcGsl 30: bskt 25a5Oc Florida, bskt, I5caSi p;
box 81 25aN 30: RADISHES, 100 punches 81 30
Gs2 50: virginia bskt. 40G60c ROMANO,
nearby. tskt 75cGsl %: Maryland. 81 50HS 70;
Florida hskt 81 75dso %: New Orleans. Dbl.
So 5OdA: SHALLOTS. New Orleans 100 punches,
So 5OdS3 SPINACH, Virginia. Dbl, 5OGI5c;
SQUASH. Hubbard, Dbl. sldN y; marrow '5c
dsl: Florida. white, box. Sldsl 50: bskt lbc@
81: TURNIPS Dbl 5ocqH: TOMATOES, Flor
ida carrier. s2Tss %: cuban. NGs2 70; Calf
fornia fat case, s26s2 %: dollhouse. 10, eoa2oc;
WATERCRESs. 100 punches, N1N 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-22
RENTS FROM PLANS
57TH ST. BUILDING
Structure To Be Erected
for the Tenants-Mid-
town Loft Leases.

The Cross e. Brown Company has leased
for Morris b. Baer the four story and
basement freproof building 10 be erected
at No. 55l 10 800 West 57th street The
lessee is the Springfield Tire Com
pany, n subsidiary OF the Consolidated
Rubber Company. II Is 10 be used for
service and warehouse purposes. The
lease is for a long term OF years. This
makes the second building operation that
has been closed on this block within the
last month. Recently the city completed
negotiations for having a building erect
ed TO be used as a bureau for the hand
ling OF licenses for taxicabs and auto
vehicles.
The Cross & Brown Company also
leased for the New York Telephone Com
pany TO the Paris Importing and Manu-
featuring Company the entire tenth floor
at Nos. Is and % West 3sth street, and
for Charles A. Gould TO Isaac Silveman
space on the ninth floor at No. IDS Fifth
avenue
He'll & Stern have leased at Nos. SO
and 633 Broadway. the nth loft 20 Berlin
e. Goodkind. at Nos. and West sd
street, the thirteenth loft to s. Rakusin
& Co at No l52 TO l56 West 2ith street,
tho fifth loft to the Boston Manufacturing
Company. and at Nos. li5 and l47 West
18th street. the fifth loft 10 the Phoenix
Waist Company.
George r. Read & Co. have leased $3.50
square feet In No. S3l TO 557 West list
street 10 the National Company. 5000
square feet In No. 633 10 57 Canal street
10 the Adder Company. the top floor In
No. 70 Warren street TO Henry Bessey,
the second floor in No. IS Murray street
10 the White Paper Box Company. the
corner store In No IS Broad street TO
David Ostrove. and store adjoining the
corner in the same building TO Spyropou-
lis & Adams. These leases are all for a
term OF years.
NJ. Forman & Co. have rented the tenth
loft at No IS TO % West 9th street TO
Mezeretzky & Miller: the eighth floor.
800 square feet. at No. 10 10 l3 West
9TH street TO the G. & S. Skirt Company;
| space in No. IS West nth street to Arrow
Brothers, and loft at Nos. 81 and 80
West 18th street TO the Bedford Waist
Company.
Van Norden & Wilson have leased
space IN the Herald Square Building 10
the d. & H. Manufacturing and Import
ing Company. and through Hell & Stern
a loft at No % TO 80 West 9th street TO
Kronish. Dessau e. Luchs.
Corn G. Co have leased for tho Fourth
Avenue and 32d Street Company the en-
tire seventh floor. containing 1000 square
feet. in the building No. 40 TO AIS Fourth
avenue. southwest corner OF Fourth ave-
nue. and 32d street. for long term OF
years, 10 Rosen. Plechner & Lpschutz.
manufacturers agents and importers OF
velvets. velveteens and corduroys, located
at No 80 West ed street.