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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-27
BROkERAGE NOTES.

~ Morgenthau Jr. Company announces
mat at meeting OF the board OF direc.
.ors Ira A. Lurie was elected assistant
secretary and A. Brunswick ess'.tSnt
Ssasvrer Of the company. M. Lurie y
Mshaser Of the new auction sales DEPART
ment and was formerly with the onices
" Joseph r. Day and Bryan l. Kennedy.
mr. brunswick has been affiliated WIN
ne management department OF tho COM
psny for some time and 10 now manager
VI lh's and the leasing branch.
Joseph T.. Day was the broker In the
ease ease recorded yesterday for the estate OF
oharies ~, Appleby Of sos West Fifty
psny.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-27
LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.

BROOK Az. e. lesth S. lots 81
Jacob bum ct al 1.-TWO smend egn sa,an,
TO foreelose tax iien,; atty. j Haberman'
LOTS IL to -; map Of eastsrly portion
Instruction of the Deaf and Dumb 18th
.ard axe 8 Neh Mn%.o av cor ,s'!h
Charles Buck Constr co ct al (forecioss
mtge); atty. y a Gill.
lSsTH ST -. l2s Amsterdam av. l21x
eS.ll--Theresa Berinstein ct al vs. Meyer
II Friedman OF Al tspeeihc performancel,
atty:. strsseourser. Eschwess 4 schailek;
W. Frits Gerspacher ct al (foreclose mtge)
atty. b A Sands.
sap ST " $50 L.1,nstGn av s"SIooS
ct al tforsclose two mtgesl: attys, Cad
,oT wnladsr ,WiekeIShan 4 Taft.
Josef Lus,ig et al faction to declare deeds
pE SSiS, &s 81 "itys; Amend & Amena
ssx.o 81 naavid %ippman M" vs nsnOe ii
Breu-r ct al tnmended foreclosure OF tax
iIsn'; .',ys Miller nrstY nsI, - w.
Mccarthy ct al Uoreclose mtge); atty,
J J Pheelan.
'WTH ss "a. ?'s Spn iss aas aSi
Aural Institute ct al faction to foreclosi
sHl s sspsva sPeD Sais '
Jacob css Morrison init e. al partitions at'ys
Is6 s VI "s, gso's p r. W Of 9Th av, c15xloo
7-FTsnk S. Curtis e;r, ast Sadie II Jacobs g,
SAB ST. I. i6 It =. of Is. av. a5.loo,5-
Frank DAWN ct al agt Meyer Lefkowit2
ct al foreclosure OF mortgages atty, "
ssTH N s02 and ao% W; 60th at, 800 W
9th av $50: and property In Kings county
al tpar,,,ion} i' ss,Ss ~ Woo %% w Spss4" 81
Bronx.
CARPENTER AV, W 8. part Of lot 1897
map Of Village OF Wakefield, a.sxlO5-
Marie Walsh az. Louis Rlnselstsin e
81 foreclosure OF mortgage): atty. {
SQuires
WEBSTER AV ., part of lot s5. map o.
Norwood. l2x-- -Salyine Belotu sgt An
drew hiokhardt q a lection TO recover
% 1876 ssy and lots H s.s a. ss ma,
OF eststs of n r b King. City lslsnd-
Lena Stein agt Minnie Ludwig ct al (pay
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-27
GET BRONX PLOT.

N','., =. ST. JOHN-The Mason Con-
rtrt On Company has bought a plot,
l.s.lln. At the southeast corner OF Ave-
~. - Jo'in and Beck street. which will
'r IMPROVED with two five story ftats.
-. liicrty WAS taken In part pay
e-ut ZOE the HAT at 1882 Kelly street. re-
,u.'sd sold recently.
HUl. ANENrE-The O'Rourke Bros.
Company mas sold 1900 and 1902 Hoe
.. rue. - i've story fiat. on plot 50Nlo0.
'.AST 18TH STREET-The O'Rourke
g i,. Company has sold 767 East l13th
= .-t. northeast corner Of Prospect ave.
Guc. i've story hat. on plot 29.6xl1o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-27
MOTHER SMALL THEATaE.

mother small theatre may be expected
Ii the theatrical district in the near fu-
mro. iudgng from "A transfer OF properly
recorded Yesterday. 1t will be on FORTY
tn.d and Forty-fourth streets, between
Broadway and Sixth avenue. Tho prop
'r'' H loo West Forty-fourth street and
~ 10 li5 West Forty-third street. Inc
forn,r property. a dwelling, Is 18.Sx100.%.
Hls win be the entrance. The forty-
third rtTert plot il 6Ox1O0.5 and this also
D covered with dwellings. Henry +.
Wall sells the property to the kineo
Ea.'y Company, subject to a mortgage
100000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-27
NORRIS PARK IMPROVEMENTS.

Installation Of improvements, rapid
transit and the formation Of building
and loan association were matters dis
cussed by members of the Morris Park
Taxpayers Association last Saturday
VINO are those who bought at the auction
ale Of the property last June. that sewers
~" bein9 built rapidly throughout the
tract and that contracts are about to be
ist for the white Plains avenue branch Of
The subway, which will give the section
better transit. 1t also was reported 20 them
mat the proposal to run Second and Third
swenuo elevated trains over the New York,
Westchester and Boston tracks n for
mai hearing before tho Public Service
c,cmmission. The purpose OF the building
and loan association 10 to finance and
regulate inaprovemeutA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-27
Bronx


Mr.. L. y. Walthers of SO Nermllye ave.
nue. fell between northbound local tram
and the platform at the SeVenty-secohd
street subway station last night and was
pulled out by sam Roberts, manager of
the C;a!ety Theatre She rode to Eighty
sixth street. where she tainted, and was
taken 10 Polytechnic Hospital Her hip
was bruised and cut.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-27
Army aud Navy ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Jan .5.-Thcse army orders
were issued
Lieut. Col. J. C. Waterman TO Twelfth Cav
airy ,s
Cant T. II Norton to Twentieth Infantry and
relieved from duty at Fort Logan and recruit
ing service
Second Lieut. ] =, Edgcrly, second Infantry,
from nyiaIon duty nj signal Corps Aviation
school, San Diego. Cal, to ma regiment,
First Lieut.. A II. Doig, Coast Artillery, from
Seventieth 10 Thirty eighth Company Aprii -
Fret Lieut.. J. 4. Green, from Thirty eighth
Company, Coast Artillery, 10 seventeen tom
pany April 10,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-27
SELLS PLOT TO HOSPITAL.

Charles c. Worthington was the seller
q the plot, l00x175, at the north corner
Of Fifth avenue and Ninety-ninth street.
which, as reported in THE SUN Yesterday
has been acquired by Mount sinai HOS
pItal, thereby rounding out its owner ,
ship Of the block bounded by Fifth and
Madison avenues, Ninety-ninth and Tooth
streets
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-27
HIGH RENTAL on sTM AVENUE.

Lease was recorded Yesterday OF tho
property ut the southeast corner OF Firth
avenue and Forty-second street This
property was purchased recently by tho
Oceanic Investing Company. which now
leases 1t to the Oliverage Company. Felix
Isman president. composed OF members
OF the company which sold recently TO
the Oceanic Company. Tho lease Is for
fifteen years and for the first year the
net rental Is to be $l77.75O net and
thereafter SlO2,750 and $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-27
NEW JERSEY FARM BUYERS.

The David Randolph estate has sold n
Tract of seventeen acres. with dwelling, In
the Green Brook road section OF North
P.ainheld. y. j., to Wenzel KRONE. In the
same section August HUT purchased six
acres and dwelling from the Wetsbecker
estate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-27
LARGE SPACE FOR Antique SHOP

George T. Read & CO. have leased tho
corner store and basement in the knick-
erbocker apartment house. at the south
east corner Of Fifth avenue and Twenty
eighth street, for a term of years to
Charles Miller. who trades under tho
name of the Louis XIV. Antique Shop,
now located at 257 Fifth avenue. The
store measures 45x125. with an extension
in the rear, and has an area OF 1000
square feet.
J. Arthur Fischer has leased the prem
ises at 624 Sixth avenue to David Man
del and Harry Ilkowitz for term OF
wears at an aggregate net rental OF about
$4,000. The tenants after extensive al
terations will occupy the premises a. a
cafe and grill; also leased the three story
dwelling at $40 East Thirty-fourth street
TO Freiberg q Ressler.
Tho Duross Company has leased
store in As and 80 West Twenty first
street to L. Koch 4 Co.; also In 800 West
Fourteenth street store TO Arthur
Woods Company for q term OF years.
n. Brigham Hall and William d.
Bloodxood have leased the seventh floor
In the Haywood, Strasser 4 Voigt Build
ing, southwest corner Of Ninth avenue
ana Twenty-sixth street. for long term
OF years at an aggregate rental OF about
| $50. 900 to the Acknowledgement Com
pany, now located ut 41S west Thirty-
third street.
Frederick Fox Co. have leased the
third loft in 8 and West Thirty-second
street to Harry Dangler; In conjunction
with Frost. Palmer 4 co. the top loft In
100 and III West Twenty seventh street
| to $. Berchansky 4 Co. the sixth loft In
120 to 100 West Twenty-second street 10
the strauss, Fast Company: tho FIRST loft
In 20 and 81 East Twenty-second street
TO SALESMAN. Stap 4 Berman; the fifth
| loft In SO and IS West Twenty-second
strcet To Feinstein 4 MOrowits. and the
sixth loft In so University place to Pincus
| MOrgenstern.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-27

John Russell Pope. architect. has leased
through Pesse & Gilman the dwelling at
90 East SiXty-iirst street, owned by the
estate Of Frederick a. .. Schwarz. II Is
a four story and basement dwelling, on
lot 25xl00. about 90 feet west OF Madison
avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-27
RICHMOND HOMESTEAD SOLD.

". +. Banks has sold for Catherine NJ.
Hoge the old Hage homestead. on BAY
View avenue. Rosebank, Staten Island. to
q Mr. Pornan OF Philadelphia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-27

Cant W u Fuliam. from Navy Department
to supcrintendon Naval Academy.
Cant j II Gibbons, from superintendent
Naval Academy TO command the Lou siana.
Cart II A. Field from command Of the
Louisiana to captain OF Portsmouth YARD.
Lieut. u :. Root, from the Glacier To the
Lieut.. j. ]. McCracken, from the Cleveland
Ensign w l.. Lind. from command OF the
Goidsboroueh to the Cheyenne
Farragut to the CHEYENNE
surgeon L, d, Brownell to the retired lis,
and homo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-27
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In Man.
haitian and The bronx.
lat IL VESEY STREET.

by L. J. Phillips g. co.
l22D ST. W. IS. l45 W Mount Morris
Park West. 2lxl00.1l sty dwlg "a part
Of undivided interest--M A Fech,man vs.
W J DALEY ct al: due, s2.sS0,57: taxes.
&C. s3sl.+3: TO the plaintiff. $3.50
BY Joseph r. Day.
osTH ST. it5 W, n e. S52.S a Amsterdam
av. 27x1i8.10x%cx1ls.s, sty tnmt-Geo
I.owthsr, Jr. ct al, trustees. vs. q NJ l.
Sacks ct al: due. 92ssls.1O; taxes. sc.
Sl,46873i to Philip sugarman. .s26, 600
BY Herbert A. Sherman.
I'D AV. 1905 .. sos n 1914 ut, 253x
stein ct al, trustees, VS. Mary Barnett
ct al: due. elt.sl2.7o; taxes. &C. s267+6;
lat s2os THIRD AvENUEI
BY Joseph p. Day.
HOLLAND Az. 1904 ., 100 2l5th ST,
25x86--C Hill vs. Luciano Minutillo
ct al; due. s2,262.b0; taxes, SC. $500:
withdrawn; TO be readvertised.
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ttion suit): atty. Stein.
10th ST. 3s2 E-Elizabeth A Reid a,
extrx, agt fremont Iron Works 81 al fore
closure OF mortgake); atty, NJ Cute
PROSPECT Av, ?S5+--Beatrice > Il Siege
agt Anthony Reale foreclosure Of NOR !.
gAse) any, ; WeChslcr.
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BR1NCKERHoFF. DANL ID. to Theo T
AMEs, NosThANb REALTY co to s .
nARssN;sH.. 'ciiAniris +. to Georss "
shX tHh'i& Jos ana sno. =. :ir. to 9
,.iScoiS Hosf;iiriXL AND HOME to, gTiI,ils:
SOCIETY," OF MEDICAL JURIspRUDnNcE
TO Hy w Yorke. ...................s 500
MERTHEIM MAURICE to WHY
Rleeer ...................s ......:.s o'vvV
FRASER. ALEX V. and ano, exr. 70 VIM
Lr NSnaHn TTR,isr GO to Mary Kcene' 81
BANK OF EUROPE to Max Katz. $500
FILE 6 " + CO to Jean ii To;mpkns ;sooo
SAME to Anna NJ Allen. $4,000
NEuMAN. EMANUEL, to Mildred
AEs fhsaS's sAviNGs BANK to lawyer. ' &'sS
Mullins. wM j. to Marie u Smith.
Bronx.
HAMMOND, EUGENE. to Carrie Failo.
BARTow, wAi A. to chas @ Krcppel. 5000
JOHNSON, GEO r. TO Teresa Mck.venie 81
LEGATION REALTY coRpN TO iessie
JACOBS. WI Is, to Mary Carcdalc. $1,000
T q & co to Martin ~ Wilcoxson .S13b.0o0
SAME to Tildene Wood ....,....... $4,000
REEVE, EDWIN, to Philip $ Hoffman. $4,000
wlLCOxSON, MARTIN ~. to Equitable
Life Assurance Society Of the Y =. $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-27

Cant Y u Barks,rom Marine Corps, from
'ccruitlny duty at 1T, Louis, Mo. To tho Phil
First Lieut. r. r, Evans, Marine Corps, az
pointed Frs, Lieutenant from September ",
1913.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-27
sEAsHORE COTTAGE RENTALS.

William l.. Bowman has rented Tor
Helen A. Moore for a term Of years her
house on Neral road to DAVID Feifer
and the Thomas A. Mckinney house on
BANDS lane, Lawrence. l.. l.. to Otto A.
shulon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-27
bronx CLUB TAKES HOUSE.

The Borough Club OF The Bronx has
taken u lease OF the dwelling Mt 1913 Willis
avenue. between 142d and 143d streets
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-27
xARpLE HILL APARTMENT SOLD.

IVES SGOIli SItSIsLI nc ~ n. Ntlt-
,errnAn Corporation has sold for tho
Yen Realty Company, NJ. VI. Nye presi-
dent. the Marble Hill apartment house.
a six story elevator structure, on plot
s5xii7x Irregular, at tho northeast cor
nor Of 22jth street and Marble Hill
avenue. The house contains forty-one
auar,ments and four stores and was
bought ny an out of town investor. who
gave IN part payment tho Drukker farm
Of thirty-eght acres at Whitehousc,
y J, which Is considered the third
largest poultry raising farm in the
state. The apartment house was held
Il $4,000.
PERRY sTREET.---Joseph +. Burke Of
the Duross Company has sold for Mrs.
rhurston Ward 1856 Perry street, and
for Mrs. Thurston Dick l6:, two three
story and basement houses, between
West and Washington streets. Tho for
mer house Is on a lot 20x79, and tho
latter, 2oxsl.9. The last house has
been owned by the Thurston family
since 1888. The properties are free and
clear and were sold for cash. The buy
ers own adjoining property and buy
with AN eye to improving their holdings
In the near future. Although the brok-
ers refuse to divulye the name of the
BUYERS. 1t was said that they are own
ers of the Georgia Pine Turpentine
Company. who hold title to Us and 100
Perry street.
TENTH AvENUE.-Harris 4 Maurice
Mandelbaum have resold to the Kramer
Construction Company, Max j. Kramer
president. the northwest corner OF
Tenth avenue and Fifty-first street. "A
vacant lot, 25.5x10o. The buyers will
erect five story loft building. Tho
sellers purchased the property last
month from tho Dooley estate
EAST SID STREET.-John j. Kavanagh
has resold for the Harvard Realty Con-
struction Company Goldberg X
Kramer) Al East Eighty-third street, n
Our story and basement dwelling. on
Ut l5xi02.a. which the sellers recently
scguired In q trade with Edith ). Nc.
Wicker for the Yale and Princeton
apartment houses at. esS and s6s. st
Nicholas avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-27
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To.
day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York, increasiss
cIoudincss and warmer to-dayt snow
or rain in north, rain In south por-
tion at night OF Tomorrow, colder
ing east 20 south winds.
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SATISFIED MECHANIC's LIEN.

,osTH ST. AZ F.. BENJAMIN Len Va
Celled ........,.......,.... 'VA't>V
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A.
Arrived-MoNDAY January "a
S. George Washington. 10 80 r. NJ. Bremen.
SIS Rocha mbeau. HaTe. ia nuary II.
S. New York (tanD $50 A. NJ. ROtterdsn. SAor
uary 10. ....
20 S. NleEerle. oa, p. NJ. Sunday. Trinidad. Is.-
s. SANTA Clara. 8 p. NJ. Sunday. Massnxas. Jan
IS Hsd-burn, %. NJ. barbados. January u
IS Aiblngia. sIa a. ~, Ina qua. JanuAry22.
Y. BERN udian. 3 p. NJ, Bermuda January -;
SIS Guiana. p NJ. 81. Thomas January n
:. Maud, l? 80 p NJ, Matansas. January -.
So Antilles, New orleans. January ~.
IS II Occidcnt, tAlseston, January 20.
So Colorado, Galveston, January H.
IS Huron. jacksonville. January y
- Millinocket Stockton. January y
SIS Chcsa pea he. Baltimore, January "a
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
S. Krouprinzessin Cccliie. at Cherbourg.
81 Adrlatic. al Genoa.
Sc Game ronla, at Glas gov
IS The III i-tocles, of Gibraltar.
SAILED FOR NEW YcRF
s. United states. from Christlanshnd
S. Re gina d lta liza. from Naples
IS florldc, from HAVE,
81 Almirantc. from Savanilla.
s. Allemanna, fgum HaytD
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises. AZ AZ Sun ..,.. s a. Moon ....--H
HIGH WATER THIS DAT.
sandyH'v. SIS Gov. Island sac Hen 0sea. ...160
Low WATER THIS DAT.
sandyH'k. as Gov Island . - Hen 0sts...-.l3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-27
REAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS And COMMENT
Weeks Business Starts With
Light Trading in Unimpor-
tant Properties.
MARBLE HILL HOUSE SOLD
Perry street Buildings Sold to
adjoining Owner-lOth Ave.
Corner Improvement.
MARBLE HILL HOUSE SOLD

ge. des the sale of a Marble Hill apart
-tpt house there was little reported yes
,.raav "a the real estate market tina:
would indicate an investment demand
,-ieed the volume of business reported
ave the market the aspect of slipping
sa,k again TO condition OF dulness from
shich. in view OF slight activity few
Avs ago. I, seemed about to rise.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhnttnn

HYMAN. and sno. 70 Kompesula
Realty Co....s...ss...,....s - 81 2oe
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Wet side.
CWest of Fifth sv. between Fourteenth and
10th

NTH ST. $50 ". . .. 1esxloo.4: &sd ct.
l&i and l45 W, =, Gox1o0.5--Hy y Wall
to Kineo Realty Co. III Bway. Dec is,
1918 rntee $3.50 900: attys Leventritt g
n. III Bway. .................. 800
18TH ST. 10 w -, 25xloo. with all title
to strip in rear. -25xo5-ieo Schmelze
ct nj TO James Bishop. So seth st,
all title. ali liens Jan 20! atty, T @ Co
llG RMu HlOO
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MORTGAGES.
(With name and address OF lender and
lenders attorney

MULBERRY ST. SIS. ., 25xloo, 10 part
Gaetano n1zone to Consolidated Fire
Alarm Co, ~ f. 18th 1T. Jan IL, due
sept 10. ol4, Q p c; atty. l. T Co. leo
Bway .Neee
BIEECKER ST, 4l3. >. 2o.Ix90-Wm +
Schneider TO Isabella Hart. W sbth 81.
Jan 81, yrs. y c; atty, Wechsler,
IA Bway ,,S,,Jo
T. Rutherfurd Stuyvesant to Trust
60 of y. A. Wall At. Jan 9, due Jan !.
1917, y C. nttys. stewart ;. 20
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East side.
EAST OF Fifth av. between Fourteenth and

MADISON Az. G5s, W n Ss.5x77x21.5x irrex
--Saml Thornc and ano. trus jonathan
Thorne. to Phebe X, vito Edwin Thorne,
West Islip. l. l.. Dec -. 1903: atty. q
Thorne. Jr, IL Cedar st...,...........si
man to VIM Mullins. ~ W cad 1T. Jan
-, mtgs $50. 900: attye Emmett a r. 80
SAME PROPERTY--wm ] Mullins TO Marie
T. Smith, East Orange, y ]. Jan &c. ntge
$40 900. ATTY 4
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.



with name and address OF owner and
attorney. when attorneys name In omitted
address party Of second part)
Downtown.
(South Of Fourteenth st)
MULBERRY ST. 81. . a 26xlo0--Frank Y
Mccormick to Consolidated Fire Alarm
Co, 81 T. 18th At, Id part q c, Jan
atty, I. T Co, 100 Pway. ...tl
SAME pROPERTY--Same to Oaetano NAL
zone, COS <sth at, Bklyn. lis part. q Q,
Jan .: atty, same. .N
SAME PROPERTY---Consolida Firc
Alarm Co to same. lie part. Jan 49, atty.
CANAL ST. iol. at.s.as,-ser.id Fi.s OH,
bon to Anna II Fits Gibbon Kennedy and
sno. 4et Lenox av mtge $4,000, Jan as:
atty. l. s Goebei. II Park Row. .0ift
CANAL ct. 1os. n 8. aAsxeti--sams 70
same. Jan 10: atty. Same. ....... GIFT
CANAL ST. III. II q. a5xso-Same to same
Jan 1G atty, same. .Slit
ALLEN ST. q, l+% Stanton st, 22sx
sS-Fredk C caiien TO Rudolph DuGan.
noslyn, Y, Oct Is. 1918; attys. Wilson
9TH 81. $. $50 v. list av. sssss;s--Ro,s
Hcrts to Fanny Unsar, $50 Keap a.
Bklyn, mtes $4,000. Jan a.. ..:..:....G
AVENUE A. 1874 q, 25.exe6.S-F1orence
I: sss to IA, WIN e. cGa ,a. 81; atty cops oi
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TO LET ron BUSINESS PURPOSES.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-17
Two Million Dead and
Iniured-For What?

An Official statement from Berhr
places the German dead, wounded and
missing at 211 900, which is generally
believed to be below the actual figures,
In all probability the total for Ger
many is fully 100000. if not more, But
taking that figure as a basis, it IS
reasonable to presume that the losses
of France Russia and Austria nave
been fully as great as those of Ger
many. This gives a total of one million
two hundred thousand men, and to the
total should be added hundred thou
sand Belgians, thirty or forty thou
sand Fnglishmen and. possibly, oo,CVo
men, women and children whose only
interests in the war was getting away
from the scenes of battle Everything
considered. it is reasonable to place
the total of dead. wounded and missing
during the nine weeks since the decl1-
ration of war upon France at 100000,
and this figure is extremely conserVa-
tive. Two million would probably he
nearer the mark.
What do these figures mean to US
Nothing, except as our imagination
can pictufe the result Of those losses
in each home from which these two
million men went Each man Killed.
wounded or missing means a home
from which the bread winner has gone,
to which the son, or brother. or father,
will not return. For each man killed
there is a widow left, a child made
orphan
Two million men killed in Europe
causes less active emotion than he
sight of a dog crushed by street
car; the grief in two million homes
affects us less than the temporary
Illness of one Of our own household
Imagination does not bring a realiza-
ton of what the figures mean, gives
no appreciation of the grief and nor
ror and suffering that they entail
And for what? That the German war
Lord. that the German war party, shall
remain in the ascendancy; that tie
Devilish Wrong of Kings shall be vim
dicated.
Not one of all those millions killed,
or other millions that will be killed,
had a voice in saying whether there
should be war. Mute sacrifices to am
bition, driven on by men who exists
for the war and retain power only
because of war, are these two million
dead men. Living evidences of he
need for the destruction of kings.
and armies and navies, are the wild
ows and orphans who mourn those men
murdered.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-17
WILL
ARRIVE TODAY
CITY OFFICIAL WHO HAS BEEN
ENJOYING VACATION, SEEING
WORLDS SERIES GAMES, is tx
PEcTE0 THIS AFTERNOON.

City Commissioner Thomas H john
son sent word yesterday to the mayor
that he would reach the city at 4:30
o'clock this afternoon, and of course
viii be al his desk bright and early
Monday morning. At . o'clock Mon
day afternoon possibly one of the most
important meetings Of the board Of
commissioners viii take place for
there are several matters of Importance
to be disposed Of this requiring third
vote to make it go one way or the
other. One of the most important mat
ters is the disposition of the question
of the budget for the fiscal year. which
means a payday. even if it is a delayed
one. to practically all city employees.
Commissioner Johnson has been out
of the city for several days. and of
course will he kept busy FOR some days
vet telling anxious inquirers of the
features OF the worlds championship
games. Az he witnessed them all, he
will have a lot of interesting matters
to talk about fer the next few days.