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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-27
SATISFIED MORTGAGES


FEBRUARY %
BECKER AVE- Gas, 2ilr s1 n .
Matilda st. joxi0. ct ? Igf. Nsr
i Haaaea Roianao 70 l.lis 4 Ilalsiead. q ~
kHflNS on n Bronx Nfref "a =.
intersected by Washiust0n ave ~ re'fs
olons river a. winds and turns 10 49,. 80 ~
where y Madison ave nov R-ono,, ,seiss
k ", s rdl ne , river o,.iignwssg
pot = vs. along said i0' 20 10 49, =
ave 5 ~ ~ beg. April o. 1872. cams1
ana Nincenza ScofeliarO Id Arthur 4. r-,s>'s.
aet a ,ie,. $500, ai'orn'ys. Willism,on a
BRoADWAy. $40. o s.. - ?, n Of Y,-,,
~, rms l5ox Zjx " iyx 3 y 70 -, s','i,
- loll Malstein s Roade 10 Lean. "a
neys, Jay ( Gambler A. Wall - Haf-
BRpNNWDOD AVE % 81 81 7, 81 n -.
l0oX97G Dec - 1879 stephen I1s...,s =
Henry y ii " Range. 1851 -. at'orn,s. G,r.ih
FULTON sT. ~ .. 25xso. Fil,o- = :.
s. itt y ~ Nassau n. - 3a>a i. -
1905. Charles r and ~ Louis Nas,S.r
Ilt,e Guaranteo and Trust 90. i7G Bro.ss.,ht
HEATH AVE r So 8ffs r, RI m E.-.-.,.,-.
iefia'c on tmmrri'h IT. - ti3i 10y
Lo1 80 West BON s, $50 "onS
KfNGSBRGDGE Ave. ~ ~ fsu,
~ Terrace NieP ave. aOri. Iun. :, - =
Annie Brandt 10 Michael Tully $50. az, 49,,
n'f r y : ass sT q ses@ +. ~.
Broome ~ 2jxs7G. April ~ isi, 60
,iass1er 70 Charles = Horck. q rark Rss.
Marth u. 1913 lco Ilo.strn 'onstrl,s.o. =.
70 N1N kobro. 10 Ncs' i-2d n. soon -
MARBLE HILL AVE 10 and -. urFn,
100. Aux p. 1913. Anne Goids'ons n a..
bran1t. 500 20. address. 'f0H Broafeav
PARK AVE. fg.O. "a - exioo. "a.
1905. Elite GrOes 90 Morris and vir.o- r.
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FKON ISlUNN |STNaNI FdfIT- UlT Ias"U on
under selling by packers PORK steady;
mess. SaSq<23 80. family S2iNS2c short clear.
SO e5aS2a BEEF Mess Sisa ,lS 30. family.
$3.50 SO. packet. SIS '"nSlH 'oi extra india
mess S-SQS@O DRESSED HOG~-flrm.
1ea.qf27sc. pigs. 1870. CUT MEATS
Picked bellies nrm 130i4hc picked hams
l4isc TALLON Barely steady special. &c,
middle West 10 55Q1o Go. city lo'.c, refined.
south America N 90c: Continent ~ Zoe.
Wrszn kecs. 70 poc. compound quiet. N'sNS 'ec.
STEARINT- Quiet oico. fu9ic city larl.
1iiaG1tic.
COTrONsETD OIL -- Moderately active
and seadier. closing az an advance ~ 10 %
ro'nts March notices Of about J.opp barrels
were circulated. Local contract prices.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGE
FEBRUARY .
Manhattan

Gr,cr-i-h saving Bark - r-'Er--. e.
CUs'rial Savings hank. 81 ~
Paula Mendei 20 Tifir Gu'r--'.~ 81, "a
CO. 50 30
Manhattan No-' gage 70 90 -'f r,s'-.--.
veteran and tcfiro frac.r 8 ="
August !. Peters - Moses Do,s-nrn. tsv
Mutual Trust 30 ~ Woe lester i;.r's ..
Title Guarantee ard Trust 90 's"'
David Shafer % Solomon iitrh iisr iBm
raidorc Woio7ifz % William Glffsrt-rT 81
ano ears.
American Nor gage 90 20 Lin-e's ~.
co. 81.
Ahc Ko-n fo Dotc-f ka'r fiw
celia T. Murphy - Alice IS 'rnrs ar'f,s<
Washington TRUST 60 ~ Nrp Tort d. 90
Exchange Bank. 800
Same 10 same. : f01
same 20 same sfrN
Mabel s k-ouscHer 20 C-ar'.s Gs.frr. -
Lincoln rriis' 30 f1 rfIe fusrar'se ~
Trust CO. SlT5
I>o'tle sherman - go'f Sesris- rfsA
The Bronx.
Isabella . Francis fo charles " M,ifisE- q
stephen ?; Hewlett f0 same q
samuel Hewlett 20 same. 81
Emma II Merrill 20 same. 81
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~ Teleeraph 70 The TrIbune.

ST. Louis. Feb 2s-CAT-TLE-Receipts . 500.
moderately active at l0dl5c decline; steers
&, 3-dS9 30. yearlings s. S5aS9 30. hcifers S. l5d
s so: COWS. - S00S 20: Southern steers. :60ss.
HOGS-Reccpts. "A. 900; fat hogs DC higher and
active. lights and common pigs 10G25c lower;
choice medium TO heavy weights. s. sass o.;
lights. 8 30dsS -: pigs. SsatS g.. SiEEP-Re-
cepts 400: sheep steady lambs l5c lower at
3. o5qtS. common 20 medium lambs. g 60dS,;
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York. February -. ltii
Rt TIER Receipts. q @53 pkgs lot Of
. 4gf boxes frcbh New zealand butter arrived
rom London High grade creamery hrni. with
Hefn.uH fair Creamery. s,fras. Jlmoi ird;
nrsts. asaJoAo. seconds 2lg27e. held. extras.
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Rent Hone Cottage at Newport.

De Biois x Eldridgc have rented for
Robert g. Hone his cottage at Greenough
Place and old Beach Road. Newport. II.
:. 90 Mrs Schuyler Van Rensselaer,, OF
Manhattan. FOR the season.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF purchaser and
attorney
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated.
FEBRUARY &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-27

Love Insurance. by Earl Derr Big
GERS, author Of Seven Keys TO Bald
pate" enters upon it's fourth instslment
in the Sunday Magazine OF The Trib
une, March I.
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Manhattan.


AMSTERDAM AVE. 8 . cor 207th st. t9.i
MOO: Thomas J. Brady 20 Chr g Hupfel
Brewing co. 229 East 3sth 81. Feb 70, de-
mand per cent: $4,000.
ESSEX ST . S. 10 # OF Rly,ngion g.
1Gx6O: Nettie kerner % al TO Jacob kerner.
81 LIST st, Feb 10 prior mtg 10000 IN
stall. e per cent. $4,000: attorney, Harris
Koppelman. ia Rivington 81.
FORT WASHINGTON AVE. coz 11ls'
ST. 191.7X-. Tnmil Construction 90 to state
Realty and Mortgage Co. IS East 4lst ST;
Feb 20. 1 yr. per cent. s52,50o ,,-,-,
Kleiner .' 70 George Hassler. 2ss Webster ave:
FEB 20 (prior mtg $4,000. yrs, per
cent: $1,000, attorney. George II HYDE, Al
MADISON AVE. $ " cor Both St. 74.1y95:
Lee Holstein Construction co 10 Max Kobre.
10 West 122d ST Feb % prior mtg $40. %
ooo); due Nov .; 10 per cent. SSo'ooo' at
torneys. Strauss & s. - Cedar ST
MADISON AVE. cor s4th 81; -2X,o'
Joseph Kelly TO Alice o. DOench, Manhas-
set y Y: Feb %; due as per bond $4,000;
attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
PARK AVE. 1880 W S. 20 2xico; Bernard
Gutenberg TO Lawyers Mortgage co. 3s
Liberty st; Feb %; yrs, per cent s24.
600: attorney. Tito Guarantee ana trust
( ST NICHOLAS AVE, W cor Of 17sth St
56 9x1OO; Gotthardt A Litthauer 10 i a )
prior mtg $4,000; yr. 8 per cent
$4,000. attorney Title Guarantee and Trust
co. 176 Broadway. 49,, =
SUFFOLK ST. i27. W $. 25xloo; Wooh J
Rlumberg 20 Bowery Savings Bank, rs
Bowory: Feb %: yrs; $1,000 attorneys
Cadwalader W r. 40 wall y. -o-e-.
THOMPSON ST. 222 and 22i $. 0oNSS.
Pietro Perniciaro 10 Giuseppe de Siena, lO1
Sullivan st: Jan - prior mtg s5IOOO)i
yrs. per cent 5000. ee.o..
eth AVE s. POI II n OF 10th 81. 65A9y.
Elwood . Roessle ct al TO seamen's Bank
for Savings i'm city OF New York, - wall
st; Dec n; due Dec H. 1915. Sl2.90o at
SAME PROPERTY Elwood Roessle ana
ano 10 Marion J. Il Mckinney Albany Jan
% prior mtg s2s6oool due Jan ~ i"i
S27. so; attorneys. wilder Z F. 40 Cedar
5rH ST. 60 to e2s East. 5ox97; 9Th st.
COS and 20 East. J0X90. 10: 4th st. ~ East,
25xaG.2. Joseph Bauman 10 Sarah Bauman.
70 East 9Th st; Feb % yrs. 6 per cent,
IS 600: attorney. Hugo COIN 10 Ave A.
18th ST. ll3 West 2L5x IS o. John John 7
Brooklyn: Feb %; install; per cent. $500.
SID ST. .. 3s5 n Of 9th ave. 221ox
1909: Michael ] Callahan TO Jacob J Taeoit'
600. due per bond $1,000. attorney.
Title Guarantee and Trust co, l'6 Broad
way.
SD ST - East 1S.Sv10o.5. Ella \ Cooper
10 United states Savings Bank COS Madison
ave; Feb 90; yrs. $4,000, attorneys Mer-
ril & r. loo Broadway.
te1bers az al 20 IsidOre WolowitZ. 81 Bay
2Sth ~ Brooklyn: Feb 2s: due March !.
1919. $4,000, attorney. | Frey, FOL Broad
79TH ST. 24o East. 27.7x1o22; Max Ber-
big 10 Emma i Weinbe ger 2i6 East il5th
ST. FEB - prior mtg $4,000; duo az per
bond. $1,000. attorney Joseph Baker 80
Nassau ST.
12OTH ST % West 20Xl0ol1: Jacob
Shradv 10 Title Guarantee and Trust co,
20 Broadway. Feb IS, due as per bond
So O0C
1857 ST. 13 and IS West. 30x99.1i. Mag
gle l. Payton 20 Frederic de Foster and
ano, trus. Tuxedo park. y Y: Feb 70 . yrs.
S1l 900, attorney + de = Foster, - Wall 81.
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ARTHUR AVE. :. i25 n Of William 81,
5oXs6 :: Edward - Mers 10 Simeon NJ Barber,
i37 East 55th II: Feb %, due. etc. per bond
$500 attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust
CRoToNA PARK NORTH. 793 and 795. :.
J0Ns6 lN5Oxe1 8. John Cook TO Anna Hei-
mann, 81 East 5ist 81 prior mtg $4,000
Feb 26 due. etc. per bond; $1,000. attor-
ney. Title Guarantee and Trust co. ll6 Broaa-
way.
DITMARs ST. :. being lot 81 map Il r y
King: Susan Narber e al 10 Louise smith, 29l
Mumford ave; Feb .; yrs, per cent
81 .OJ6. same attorney.
EAGLE AVE y :. % n OF i56th St isN
90 8. John \ Larson 10 Lawyers Title Inslr
Yrs 5iz per cent; q. 900: same attorney.
SAME PROPERTY. same 10 Max Schenke.
7lg Eagle ave prior mtg $1,000: Feb 26; s.,
900. attorney. + VI Franklin. 800 Broadway
John Whalen 10 Mitchell McDermott Constric
tion 90. 1924 Southern Boulevard (prior mtg
S24 0ool. Feb 20. Yrs, per cent. 81 Jop.
attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance co. l0l
LOT 22l. map Van Mes, Park; Couneir'
sAnderman 20 Frederick g Hardy. So Decatur
IT. Brooklyn: Feb %. due. etc. per bond
$1,000. attorney. Title Guarantee and trust
Co l76 broadway.
WALLACE AVE. es 80 n OF Burke ave.
75Nio0. Frederick ! S,einbeck 20 Empire city
Mortgage co 23i West ie5th 81 FEB IS: I Ut
s per cent. $500. attorney. w Dayton. =
WEBSTER AVE =. 200 II Of Anna III.
25xaO: Katharine Nelty to John " Book lit0
Union ave. Feb 90; due per bond. 5000
attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust co. lIo
BROADWAY
30 AVE- "a cor OF iT2d ST. 2s2Nsi.iI.
Thomas Hcaley and ano 60 LAWYERS Mort
gage 60. 80 Liberty st; Feb =. yrs per
cent. $1,000. attorney. Title Guarantee and
18TH ST. n 5. 96 Il OF Mapes ave. ~ Ia
ll49 JOSEPH Diamond Construction Co 10 New
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III eRfMAl, Estate
White Plains Ave. Plots
for American X. E. Go.

pair Company. and Grant Campbell. for
inery renting manager Of the BUSH Ter
mlual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-27

Cottage street. on q plot 10000 feet. at
n cost Of about $4,000. NJ Dsmansky Is
the owner
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SEABOARD CLEARANCES.
TIOrR AND MEAI.-Tlour nr


spring patents 81 70dS4 90. winter straighte.
81 :5dS4 30: winter patents. 81 504S4 30; spring
Tears. 81 2OdS4 50; extra 40 Q winter s. 650
81 -. no - s. sass 90. Kansas straishts,
s. c5dSi rs. fancy spring patents, 50 4OGS6.
RI'CkWIEAT FLOUR-Quief; s. SjG$3 per
100 n. RYE FLOUR Steady. far o. good,
e. c56S2 81. choice go fancy 50 CO.'S; 20
s'oE(MTAI- Kiln dried 81 55. BAG MEAL
Zinc white and yellow. - A5NH 20. coarse.
81 4O0SI a. FEED-Westcru steady. bran. 20
arrive 1oO-'t sacks S9G e50$27 -. standard
middling. So boGS26. -FOUR do SIS 10. red dog,
SO IN: CITY steady: bulk So 20. sacks S27 20.
iniddling $25Q$2e 90. red dog. $50 80. oimeal,
SSiaS3l 20
COFFEE Stcsdier and 90 The close was
20 points net higher. European markets
steady. both Havro and Hamburg closing net
unchanged while Rio spot showed a decline of
$50 reis and santos was unchanged in cost
and freight offers. Santos 81 and IS were
quoted at II Toe. As az II 40C. As ana o. az
N O5o and Rio 7s az 500. Local spot mar
Ike, Inactive, and Rio grades 'sc lower ON the
basis Of e'sc Tor IS Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-27

Chicago Feb 2G-HOGS- Receipts. 20 600.
higher. bulk Of sales. s. 70aSs 50. light. s. BOD
s. S2i-. mixed. IS JJ0SS So. heavy. $ +0fp
s. SOL rough s. 40G IS 30: pigs 81 Goa$S CO
CATTLE-Recepts. $500. steady; beeves. 81 20
0SH -. Texas steers Sass 10: stockers and
feeders. s. j0aSs cows and heifers. 81 65a
ZOO: steady. natives. 81 s5as6 A.. yearlings
s. 91nS7 %: lambs. native. Sc SJQ$s.
Kansas city, Fob. % HOGS-Receipts. Ii
o00. higher. bulk IS Asa IS 20. heavy. IS Gjd
S. 72i. packers and butchers. IS 50QSs 72ia A..
light IS 45uSs 60; pigs s. 5OdsS %. CATTLE
Receipts. 1000 including 200 southerns;
steady. prime fed steers. IS 50d 50 40. dressed
beef. s. 25qSS %; Southern, SO 5O9Ss: COWS.
81 2jNS7 80. heifers S7dS9: stockers and feed
crs, So 25u$7 80. bulls. SGdS7 80; calves. SIG
Sll. SHEEP Receipts. G.S00; steady: lambs,
s. 3oaSS. warnings. So 25qs6 80; wethers. So %
NSG. ewes. $5NS5 -.
East Buffalo. Feb 28-CATTLE-Recei
400: slow. NEAIS- Receipts %, active and
steady; S6aS13 Receipts. 1000: slow
and lOal5c higher; heavy. 50 2OGS9 p: mixed.
81 35a$9 80: Workers 50 Boa 50 80: pigs 50 -
roughs. s. 4oq>S so: stays. So 5OaS7 -: dalries.
50 JHS9 40. SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts.
1000. active; sheep steady; lambs Zoe higher.
lambs s. 500SS 80 yearlinss, S5QT % few
fancy s. -
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REAL ESTATE.
GREATER and PROSPEROUS KINcsroNNI


IkNN>foRIaTI FACILITIES.
Kingston i4 reached hy fho Wc., ~an-.
r. T.. " y central via ferry from nhIns.
beck. Other railroads with station Boo tho
town are the y. Y. ontario A Western
Waikiki Valley. Ulster & Delaware. connes,lus
with the Delaware a Hudson. Neartv r T.
terminals are the Erie and tho New England
Kingston has splendid waterway facilities
Boats OF the Hudson River Day Line ard
tween the city and \ Y CITY and other frr
portant points. Aii-nght passenger and frfgfi
boats TO and from y. Y Auto buses to sansef-
ties and Rfton. Good trolley service thfopsa
residential and business sections
BUSINESS AND >OtiN-
Churches - every denomination. social ahf
fraternai organizations meet ~ rsiigi91s
and social needs Tho best goods 1i iqr
prices may bc had Boz - retail stores
PUBLIC IMPRON EMt>rs.
Kingston has well paved streets nafs
grammar and high schools. IRE ard nolrs
protection. % miles 81 VOL lighted sireft
miles OF streets lighted hT recently n.
stalled electric lights on ornamental poles
free mail delivery. pure water supply N
fact. every improvement that could he a.
sired
MANUFACTURES OPPORTt Nirifs
There are boz Kingston woil located fies
with sidings along the West shore r r.
available water front properties. offered Win
n low ail-Water or all-rsil freight rate -
Electricity for power and lighting ~ 'rl
the city suitable FOR manufacturing ana rss,
dences are for sale. address
KINGSTON PUBLICITY COMMITTEE
y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-27

FOR HOMES m the real country neat ~
York consult The Country Heme Isss~
40 Yves, 32d street Phone $500 Nact'h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-27

York Trust Co. 20 Broad -: Web >. :.
& W. IS CEDAR ~ i<1>.
1fsT1i ST. =. ~ n r " Man.
iifS. Same 70 same. Foh y dge -. Nj
, PEI cent. S33 900. Same afiernc.'. VT J, NJ
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York February %. 1914
GRAIN - WHEAT -- Tho market was not
active but hrm ami prices again established
new high records for tho movement tho close
beng ~ a net gain Of i-c. Liverpool firm and
higher hut Continental markets were gen
crsll, lover and were thought 10 have al
Yauced TOO rapidly on Wednesday. cash No
hard winter wheat was quoted at 81 OF q, Z,
- arrive. No rcd. 81 04. elevator. domestic,
40 ! Northern Duluth 81 o5'4. o D., no ]
Northern Manitoba. 81 o.. 2 o. CORN
advance leading houses sold freely. especially
the Nay position. and prices lost most 81 the
gsin closing '.~ lower to &c higher cash
20 yellow corn was quoted at 7o'sc. ) +.
10 arrive. OATS-Iriccs advanced carly. hut
an easier feeling developed. and hnal quota
lions Verc net unchanged 70 lsc higher. cash
market hrm. standard white. 49n46'zc. No ?
4sir4f7c. 80 %. 90 a46c No 4. 45045'2c:
ordinary clipped. 45G47 'cC. fancy clipped. 40
n 4si7c. an elevator. RYE Firm. 40 West
crn. $50. Z. New York export. BARLEY
steady. mailing GJ013c, q 4 .. Bufalo.
1NrCKwHEAT Dull. Canadian. 81 -, Silver
ff.fl 81 -. mixed. 81 81. Jauauese. II -.
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NUEFP hND LAMBS Receipts. 3.

head. cars on sale. Market slow. trade
limited but prices not Quotably lower. Ohio
lambs sold al S. 80 pcr 100 III. sheep nom
iuaL Dressed mutton steady AZ 9Q12i9c
per ib. dressed lambs quiet az 1871 n 14i1c;
hog dressed. - u iac. country dressed hot
house lambs lower at $685. 80 each
HOGS Receipts. 1853 head. few on sale.
Market higher Pigs sold at 50 80 per 100
Do. Country dressed hogs steady at ga
12f9C per 3D.
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Other sales announced foIlon /:

STFBBfNS ANENUE-H. Brill Is reported 10
have sold tho triangular shaped plot al the
southwest corner OF Stehbins avenue ana CHS
holm street, having frOntage= Of - feet on the
avenue and = feet m tho street. with irregular
rear lines. The buyer a. said 90 he builder.
who will improve the site with an apartment
house.
THIRD AVENUE George ". Bretteu has
sold for John e. Bourne 90 Samuel Brogsn No
200 Third avenue. four story business build
ing on LOT .5xl00 feet
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YORK PRICLs
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.

Wheat. open Hlgh Low Close. day.
,Jsv..... s. d3's 81 05fs 81 o3'4 81 o3l. 81 o2'
Tuif. ... t1af - %
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Now York February %. 1915
BEINIS -Rcccipts 1,4l6 head. mainly
Tor slaughter. No trade IN 1.-Two cattle: feel
ing steady Dressed beef steady; city
dressed native sides. 12ie n i4c.
CALVES Receipts. 81 head trade limited
for lack OF stock Steady feeling. Com
mon 90 good veals. si0ds13, yoariugs and
hsrnvard calves nominal. Dressed calves
caster. city dressed yeals. 14ia q 1910; coun-
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The Bronx.

1857 ST. Is and is West. 3ox99ll. Mag
gle l. Payton 10 Frederic de Foster and
ano, trus. Tuxedo park. y Y: Feb 20; yrs.
Sil 900; attorney, + de = Foster, ~ Wall 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-27

DITMARs ST. s. being lot 81 map Il II "
King: Susan Narber e. al 10 Louise smith S91
Mumford ave Feb q; 3 yrs per cent.
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the finest thing on earth for the
Locals to scatter broadcast for
propaganda purposes. It will be
furnished in bundles to one ad-
dress at the rate Of so copies for
rs cents, and it will certainly do
the work.
Now let me hear right quick
from every Socialist who reads
this. Yes, EVERY ONE! Give
me a regular FLOOD of letters.
The fool-killer., 1914-09-01
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The fool-killer., 1914-09-01

will be kicked from their bloody
thrones and the people will rule.
Yes, beloved, this is Socialism s
great opportunity, being literal
demonstration of the fact that the
old systems have failed. Social
ism SAYS it can do better, and
the people, knowing that It
couldn't possibly do any worse,
will soon be ready to try it.
Heretofore The Fool-Killer has
been what you might call "near-
Socialist paper, but from now
on it is going to go the whole
hog. I have heretofore disagreed
with Socialism on some little
points, but in the present crisis
these points of disagreement are
not worth noticing. have also
disagreed, and will continue to
disagree, with the personal views
of some Socialists, but that's en-
tirely beside the question now.
We have enough in common to
build a new society on the ruins
Of these tumble-down systems if
we will stand together and apply
it. Our task is to agitate and ed
ucate and get the blind slaves to
open their eyes and be free.
The Fool-Killer will not be so
much a party organ, but it will
devote itself to preaching the
great central truths of Socialism
in it's own original way. Let me
here repeat that this paper, in
spite Of it's name, does not believe
III killing people. 1t only wants
to kill out the foolishness in folks
and let everybody live and be
happy. Everybody who can
subscribe to that creed should
fall In line and boost The Fool.
Killer. Comrades, this is your
chance. Don't neglect it!
The fool-killer., 1914-09-01

A rich church member will not
trust his poor brother member for
a bushel Of corn, but he will trust
"a rich sinner for anything he
wants. No wonder the poor bro
ther loses faith in the church and
becomes bowling Socialist. Now
is it?
The fool-killer., 1914-09-01

The funniest thing in these
Benited States is the anti-suffrage
woman who plunges madly into
politics for the purpose of keep
ing the women suffragists out.
The fool-killer., 1914-09-01

Baltimore and Boston are still
fighting like wildcats over the
birthplace Of Edgar Allan Poe.
So far as [ know there isn't any
dispute about where he perished
to death.
The fool-killer., 1914-09-01

There ain t no hull nor core to
The Fool-Killer. It s all "goody.'
Help yourself and tell your neigh
Dor to try some.
The fool-killer., 1914-09-01

HI6CC. NIT I II represent Ln1S
district I'll represent you!"
That sounds familiar, doesn t. it?
That talk will soon blossom all
over the land. That candidate
talk. You don't have to swallow
it this year unless you just want
to. Read the Fool-Killer and find
out what small dependence there
is to be put in all this campaign
bunk.
The fool-killer., 1914-09-01

Now don't it look like big
armies and navies are a guarantee
Of peace? Now just don't it?
About as much sense in that as
there would be in jumping in the
river to keep dry.
The fool-killer., 1914-09-01

The Progressive Farmer tells a
bout "a girl who did her own
painting Aw, goosey, shut up
Just lots of 'em do it.