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Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-12-14

What are you cutting out of the
paper?"
"An item about a California man
securing a divorce because his wife
went through his pockets"
What are you going to do with
it,"
Put it in my pocket
Kind Lady-''Is something hurting
your little brother that he cries 500"
Little Girl-"No'm. It's just a hab-
it with him. 7 amt never seen Lo-
body look on the dark side O. life like
he does.'-Judge.
Franklin Matthews represented a
newspaper during the Russo-Japanese
war, and one day succeeded in break
ing through the news censorship and
reaching Field Marshal Oyama. The
interview was brief but extremely
courteous, and the jubilant correspon-
dent hurried back to prepare the story
for his paper. In the curse of it he
used this expression: Marshal Oy.
m is a brick"
The letter was duly passed along to
the official translator. and presently
Captain kanaka Of the marshal's per-
sonsl staff, called upon the correspon-
dent.
Marshal Oyama presents his com.
p~linlents," said the captain suavely,
land regrets to inform the esteemed
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-12-14
SPEEDY ACTION.

In the cas- Of Mrs. S~harpless, con-
victed in Minneapolis Of the murder
of her husband, we have a sample of
the speedy action which is much to be
desired, and which is very frequently
lacking. in criminal cases
It is not Necessary to go into the de-
tails of the case. The jury has done
that, and the presumption is that the
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-12-14
BIZ PAUL WEST.
illustrated by MoSer.)
MONDAY.


Christmuss II days away g. cum
ming fast! 1t can't hurry amy too
much to SCOT lis. say we!
The Werst is Yet to Come!
Andy Anderson cent = sents to a
plaice & got an immitashon mowse.
which was SO reel you couldent hardly
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-12-14

sumthing to etc." Fatty sed: well,
that's all I want"
Gossip.
Two of the kindergarten kids had
a nte at resess whether thay
was amy Sandy Claws or not.
Bllnky Hammond, our esteamed
lannitor, speak pleasantly to Phil
Wlgglesworth and Bull Hickey this
moaning, the feret time eence last
Christmas.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-12-14
Ladies Hand Bags

We have a fine assortment of
the new styles, and have also
placed ON sale two special lots
one lot of values up to $1,000 to
sell at $2.75; and the other lot,
values to $500 for ....... :$1.75
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-12-14

t.l3lackiston is a lawyer Of the old
school and has a well deserved repu-
tation for good heartedness that keeps
him poor. He was recently imposed
upon by the towns most successful
miser. one Scruggins. who placed
troublesome legal work in his hands.
AS the time came for settlement
Scruggins hemnled and hawed and
manifested all the symptoms of being
in acute pain yer having to pay a
just debt.
The lawyers sunny good nature
again asserted itself.
II won't charge YOU anything for
services" he said.
Scruggins peered sharply through
his bushy eyebrows.
well I'd like to have a receipt,
anyhow" he snarled.
1t is easier to pose as a prophet
than it Is to stand from under when
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-12-14
Necku'ear

Why not a dainty collar in one
of the late designs. Our line in
cludes the smartest and up-to-the
minute styles in fancy tissues,
nets, etc.-at all prices.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-12-14
the wonders that are unseeable in the

the wonders that are unseeable in the
world. ~.
"fou may tear apart the baby's rat
tie and see what makes the noise i'm
side. but there is a veil covering the
unseen world which not the strong
est man. nor even the united strength
of all the strongest men that ever
lived could tear apart. Only faith,
fancy, poetry. love. romance, can push
aside that curtain and view and picture
the supernal beauty and glory! beyond.
1t is all real? All, Virginia, in all
this world there is nothing else real
and abiding.
mo, Santa Claus! Thank God! he
lives and he lives forever. A thousand
years from now, Virginia, nay, ten
times ten thousand years from now,
he will continue to make glad the
heart of childhood"
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-12-14
iuory Neuelties

Articles always desirable and
our list includes Toilet Sets, Pic
ture Frames Manicuring Sets,
Nail Files, Powder Boxes, Trays,
Hatpin Holders, Clocks, Mir
rors, Brushes, etc.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-12-14

watching the happy little fellows get
on, he noticed one especially dirty lit
tie boy, II said:
How is il o are SO dirty, SOM"
please. Sir" answered the boy. 81
missed the car fot atheT;s::beach last
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-12-14

1t is easier to pose as a prophet
than it is to stand from under when
your predictions go lame.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-12-14

TIC Poet anu His Love.
pittsburgh Post.)
He v his love In the springtime;
He loves his love in the fall.
But things are dear; with Christmas
near
He h%esitates to call,
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-12-14
Art Goods

Dali nty Doilies, Remnants, Pillows, Baby
Novel ties, Luncheon Sets and Numerous
other articles to be found in our large Art
Depa rtments for Christmas. All make very
accep table presents.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-12-14
Beautiful Furs

VIII aat could be more useful and please
the recipient more than a splendid mum.
5 most or 1Ir set furi in or, one of Of the seasons ms
have them at prices that are right,
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-12-14
Dress Goods
Evenings Till 9 O'clock

Fine Silks OF Wool Dress
Goods are always good for Xmas
Gifts. We can show you the best
materials of the season and have
a fine selection; all shades to pick
from.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-12
7aeR9aa] = Estate
Benjamin Stern Buys
Back 5th Az. Block Front

part payment the plot, 1895 feet, with
one story frame dwelling, on the
north side cf 17Sth St. located 100 feet
west of Prospect nv. The latteg parcel
will be improved by Mr.. Bloom with n
five story apartment. Morris Berkowitz
acted as attorney in the transaction.
The Mason Construction Company
Hyman Click president. has sold 1888
10 l04S Boston Road, two new five story
apartment houses, occupying plot
l4CNl40N irregular. near l6bth st. The
buyer is an investor. who is said 70
have given other property IN part pay
ment.
The Aldus Construction Company,
Jacob $. Mann president, has sold TO an
investor the new six story apart nent
house at the southwest corner OF St.
Nicholas av. and 1S6th St. on plot lOON
100 feet IL is one of two structures
recently finished by the sellers at that
pcint.
The company bought the site. front
ing i57 feet on the avenue and 100 feet
in the street, N August. 1918, from the
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust
Company. The immediate corner was
improved with n six story house, and
the inside 81 feet with five story
house.
Pcase & Gilman have sold for Mrs.
II. Westheimer to n client for occu-
nancy SO West s7th St, a four story
brick dwelling. on lot 20Xl00.3 feet, be-
tween Central Park West and Colum-
bus RV
New-York tribune., 1914-11-12
MIDTOWN SECTION LEASES
Business Rentals of Space,
Floors and Stores.

Lc,oa H. Slawscn Company leased space IN the
Cuyler Building. ll6 10 10 West 32d s.. - the
Walter Whitehead Studios. and So e. Mausls III
the Rurreu Building. III Madison sy.. 10 lNun
Rank and Elizabeth : Hoyt: in SO West 2sth 81.
70 Melhado & Co: in is and 20 tast 4lst ST.. n
the National Pathological LaboratoT, of Chicago
the store A. e379 Broadway. 20 C. Ssi kszukawa.
and The store a, % West S2d ST.. 20 Hugh l0ons
& Co.
The Charles F Moves Company las leased The
ground floor at s2l Eighth av.. 90 VI II. iinkel-
stein ,.f
loff az 81 West l1th ST.. 20 Samuel kcsncf Dr. con
function with NJ Il T.. Hess. the rlh lofi ID 10
Tss. 22d 81. GO "a. " stone the fourth ioit pr
iO5 ana io7 East 10th ST.. 20 ihe Internauo1ai
Souvenir Company. two floors in 23 East 10Th ST..
10 A. Wallace McCrea. space in 22l Fourth ay..
10 W StursDcrg. Schen n Co. and space lh the
same building 20 IoWelhcrg \ Bruenu.
TIE Cross q RrOwu COMPANY has leased cssf
s,sad IN The lobby ~ the waldorf hiding a.
West 85d 81. 70 William A. Holuugsworth. ana
offce space IN - and 10 Esst S5dst. 10 The osh
kQsh Trunk COMPANY
the hrst loft in COS Sixth Az. 20 the enc hm-
Nroidery COMPANY two lofts in 6S9 sixth sv. 20 Il.
MrCrca.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-12
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

IN ode Island. to Temporary duty Bureau o;
Medicine and surgery. -
chief Carpenter LOUIS NASs. Detached
Panther. 10 naval Acstsmy j.
Cblef Carpenter ". J.. POWELL. detacns1
Vermont. 20 navy yard. Charleston.
chief CARPENTER r. J. LOGAN detache ]
Naval Academy. 20 Panther
Chief Carpenter WILLIAM BOONE detached
navy Yards Charleston. to AsiatIc station
Carpenter O. 8 WHEELER. detached recoiv-
ing ship, at Philadelphia. 10 Vermont.
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED
Nov iO-On,ario nj Hampton Roads AMI N)r-
folk yard. Michigan. Delaware and Patpk-
ent NJ southern drll grounds. hmmen pa
fersOn and Jenkins n, Hampton ROADS.
Hector and Mars ~ Panama fOnds, Praifl0
at PortafnOuth. y. ~ Wheeling ct Port
au Prince. Wake ~ New YORK yard.
SAILED
Nov fO-Ontario from Tangler Sound iDr
Hampton Roads ana Norfolk yarl; Mlr1-
iQnn from Tbnger Sound for southern dIll
grounds. Delaware from Norfolk yari ipr
southern drill grounds, PstuHent IRON
TiamptOn Roads for southern Drill grounds.
hmmen from Norfolk yard for Hamp' IN
Roads. Montana from Hampton Roads iCF
Guantanamo Prairie from Hampton KoNis
FOR Boston. Patterson from sortolk yard
for Hampton Roads. Jenkins from Lynn
haven BAY for Hampton Roads. wake from
Gravesend Bay for New York yard.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-12
Parcel Between l04th and
lO5th Streets Given in
1913 in Trade.
BRONX PLOTS SOLD
WILL BE IMPROVED
Several Apartment Houses 10
Be Erected on Sites Bought
Other Sales.

BENJAMIN Stern. formerly Of Stern
Brothers. has purchased back the va
cant block front on the east side OF
Fifth av. between 1O4th and lO5th SITS
from the Sutherland Realty Company
(Bing & B;ne).
The parcel. which has frontage OF
POI 10 feet on the avenue and 100 feet
in each street. was given by Mr.. stern
10 the Sutherland Realty company IN
January. 1918. in part payment FOR the
apartment house At the southwest cor
ner of Park av. and $50 ST., known rs
970 Park av.
W s. & W. l. Bro en, Inc. have sold
for F. Ashton de Peyster the vacant
plot, 475xl00 feet, containing nineteen
lots. al the northeast corner OF Morris
av. and East 16Sth 81. The purchaser
will improve the same by erecting
twelve FIVE story apartments. Another
srartment Improvement for The Bronx
will be the outcome Of the sale oy
David Kraus. through Herman berko-
witt. Of the plot. 50Xl00 feet, on the
west side Of Prospect av., 20 feet south
of l79th 81. Reuben +. Marcus, the
buver. plans g FIVE story new law mouse
FOR the site.
vacant plot which figured in part
ravment for an apartment house VIII
-csult in still another structure OF 'hlS
tir5 for The Bronx. Mr.. Berkowitz
sold for Jacob Bloom 1880 Prospect
az new FIVE story apartment mousse
on Mot 5Sxl5O feet. near fremont av.
Herman Harkavy. the buyer, gave IN
New-York tribune., 1914-11-12
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY
fBy telegraph 70 The Tribune ]


Walter stevens & Co. Manhattan; I'm
porting: 5000: Walter stevens. Il Battery
pl. y. y. }. +. Outwater, !. F. Thompson
y E
Jonn Van cullen Senior. Brookyn' uTn-
brelas: 5000. John Van cullen. r.. 9-5
Beverly Road. Brooklyn; Arietia Van zullen'
r. c. Jones, Brooklyn.
Natlus Auto Renting 90. Manhattan f6'V"'
r. Davis. 6o5 W. Nth st. \. r; NJ u.
Davis. s. l. Goldberg. \. Y.
Krim Realty Corporation. Manhattan F0'-
90. Morris Krim. W lZO,h St. y. y Ao@
Krlm. Jacob Krim. y. y. ,...
35s southern Boulevard co. Queens. reaIty 3
30 900. t. Refs Richmond Hill. Lillian hoih-
field. j. p. Slensoy. Richmond Hil. 49,.
Boro Chemical Co.. Binghamion S'Wy' -
& Kelley. Binghamton' r. I. Macy J. 49,
Thc Two Hundred and Five Park ROW
Corporation. Manhattan. realty. 5000 max
Shoop. 81 University pl.. y. y r. - ''"
uerthwait. H. II Burras, summit, y j.
Amalgamated Press, Manhattan prih,lh5
SO Ooo. " $ Hanson. % Essex 81, hacAe' %
sack. y j.. r.. NJ johnson, Brooklyn. y. VI.
Levine y !.
t-tica power saving CO.. Utica. machinoT;
$1,000: Spencer Kellogg Utica T. +. Con-
bog. : T.. Gilbert, Utica.
Erskiue Dauforth Corporation. New ~.
ehrile. carpets. tWN1, J.. 7. laNlollN, ~
Park ay.. y. y: Nicholas Danforth. y. -
T.. T. Roehm. Bronx
The Is r. ~ Post Co. Manhattan. realty
s.. 100. George 1ternan. % Wall 81. y. y;
r. II Purcell j. p. Purcell y. y.
Rochester Aikali CO.. Rochester; 10000,
O.. S. stone. Liyonia. y. y; g. r. Auard'
r. Lawrence. Rochester.
Dudley @. Eldridge, Manhattan; clothing:
SO c0o; y. Il. Eldridge r. 18Th ST. y. T.,
B. A. Harder. y. y. Ormond. y. Y.
Long Beach Sanatorium, Long Beach, $50.
90. Frank Wey mann. ss0l I'D ay.. BROOKLYN,
t. q. Drake Brooklyn ". f.. Andrews. y. \.
Riverside Textile TO-. Manhattan, $1,000;
Paul Warburz rs Audubon Az, y. r.;
jerome Metzler. y. T.; j. G. Ne~ham.
BrooSlyn
Btichert Towing Line Office not given,
south ~ r.. Rose Reicher,. Jamaica South
~. =. Scuiiy. Brooklyn
Tho canton Patents Corporation. Nanh-t-
tan. 5000: g. a. canton. 80. Riverside
Drive. y. s.; ". ~ Loordm ~. j. Mohr
g. g
Waller Bros. Potters and Engle Horse 60 .
Brooklyn $1,000. Louis Waller. IL keap ST..
y. r.. Barney Waller. barney Potters. y.
Cherokee Garage Co. Manhattan. $1,000;
!. T.. FAY lA T.. ll1th ST. y. y; James Fay.
Frederick Nengraf. y =.
Abbott Bakeries. Manhattan. $50 90. G.. T..
Abbott 236 Nth av.. y. y. -. t. Zeek.
Rutherford y. j.. =. \ Walter Allendala.
y. j.
iniyersal Metal Spinning and stamping Co.
Manhattan. $4,000 simon Tepfer 1894 Bergen
st. Brooklyn; Lena Tepier. letta Ruskip.
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-12
ARRIVED

steamers Alliance Cri,iobsl Nov 4. 10 The
Panama RR - Line. "ith ~ passengers, mans
aud md.e. Bar J. a m. ,.-,..,
Bauan CNori Kingston Nov ?. 70 ne United
Fmii 60. With passenger aud fruit Bar
Frarsnerc ,Br.. rirseus Ort ls Gibraltar 81
and Lisbon -, fo tie cans SIS Line. WIN mise.
I,ydal 'rail lBl. Colombo sept 25. Suez OF
n and Port Said L.. Oran u aud Boston Nov
o. In Norton. Lncy Go. with md'e. Bar
Du@s dAosta Utah. Genoa o'' 2' Naples %
ami Palermo 80. 10 fairfield. Solau a Co. Win
n fr,,. ls3 second cabin and jl5 steerage pas
sengers. mails aud mdsc. Bar. To - a. .- .,
Noripol dam, Copenhagen oci j, ana ,Nl'h ~,
TO Bennett. Hvoslef a CO. Win mdse. Bar, $50
Tonanda CRr Perth Amboy. J. Nov H.. 70
David r Warden. Boz ballast. Left Quarantine
Ryndam Dutch. Rotterdam DC; 81. TO The Hol,
land America Line. with passengers. malls and
rndse. Bar 30 m.
with mdse Quarantine. u 80 m, 49, ~.
Madison Newport News snd Norfolk 70 the Old
Dominion IS Co. with passengers and mise. quar-
II Nundo. Galveston nor ;. to the southern Pa
cinc 60. with mdse. Quarantine 3 10 20.
Manitou tBrl, London oct 81. 10 the Atlantic
Transport Line. with passengers and ndse. SANDY
Npacle. Jacksonville. Highlands % p m.
sandy Hook. y. j. Nov. n. $50 p m.-Nlnd
southwest. light hreezee. clear. smooth sea.
SAILED.
steamers Rim lNor. Copenhagen. Creole Ner
Orleans: Zulis Msyasue1. Ldplsnd lBrl. Liver
pool. Dorothy. Baltimore. Joland0 ~ 'iorgo iNof',
Iort Antonio: Warren tNor. Bergen. kenucoe'.
tieorsetOAn: Zacapa. Colon; Arapdhoe. Charleston
and Jacksonville. ioncho. ialFeatol. Hamilton,
Montreal: Ioannine Greeh. Pi-ieus. orion
Dutch. Amsterdam.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-12
GOLF H0N0RS TO PARSONS
Beats Johnson in 37-Hole
Match for Title.

In a match that carried to the thirty
seventh green, II. o. Parsons won the
championship of the Dyker Meadow
Golf Club yesterday by defeating DR..
W. D. Johnson.
DR.. Johnson had the upper hand
practically all the way. for he was
three 70 the good at the end of the
first nine holes, an advantage he main
tanned when the pair retired for lunch
con.
Parsons took brace in the after
noon. however, and he had recovered
two holes by the time the turn was
reached. DR.. Johnson was dormie one,
but Parsons SQUARED the match by wiz
ninc the home hole, and won out on the
thirty-seventh green in to ,. Par
sons had medal rounds Of 81 and 81,
as against 77 and So for his opponent
New-York tribune., 1914-11-12
SANIrARIuMS.
SIE,t,shiS S,,d.iS HE. ne, sell l,,'';,, ~

Sanitariun, 6as every facility
known 90 medics science for The cure o.
invalds-Learn our incompatible record
Moderate rates-Nrite for Booklet
ARTERlO- SCLERoSfs hardening q n,
arteries. tle cau-. of ai chronic neTocs
and organic diseases, Row positively clr'
bic al home or any sanitarilm. For 10
formation write. phone az cali 70 hs
Agua Nova vita Co. Inc. il5 East 5s,a
e. New York Phone Plaza fs
New-York tribune., 1914-11-12
STEAMERS At FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED.
Null Nov l0-ldaho lBrl. Ncw YoIh.
Madeira Nov Priu- Frelehk Hendrix tDul.
New York via West Indies and Venezuela Tor
ii4vre aud Amsterdam
S;OrnoWay. Nov ~ lasgN lNor, New lork via
SIDNEY = Is. for Suud,yai
Con@shagen. Nov Chr knudsen (Nor. New
York. 49,
maa,luis. Noy S-Merak lJul. Montreal va Fai-
mouth ocean tDul. New York via Plymouth.
SAILED.
Deucrara Nov ll-Guiana tBrl. New York.
Barselons Nov Angel Il Perez tSpsu. New
York
Bergen. Nov l0-Bergcusfiori tNor. New York.
Neeport Nov iO--Charlois tDuichi New York.
Cristobal Nov. n.-Jupiter tbrI, |ulipoH. Ad-
vance. New York
PASSED.
Brow Head Nov l0-Suram tBrl. New York Tor
Dublin.
Dunnet Head Nov o-Bionstjerne Blorusen (Norl.
Ncy York for Copenhagen.
Gibraltar. Nov lo-C4serta Utalyl. Sew York for
sagreS Nov lo-InIra CB0. New York for
F.1tna. Nov lo-Cannms OBJ. New YorS for
Manchester
Rotterdam
New-York tribune., 1914-11-12
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
With name and address Of purchaser and attorney
NOVEMBER H.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. e. 1o2 2lsth a. soIIo8s:
Park Terrace e. l03N 2iSth 81. 431l0O. "a "
{ Tonsuden 90 T. Alexander pa " lOltl 81. Nov
ID mtg $1,000 attys. Lachman q g. 3J Mas
So SInu
GRAND 81. e72-75. r. s. 20 C FORSYTH st. esai6g
irros. " Rose ci al to Benson Construction Co. t5
Orchard 20 nu.g SsS.j0uI. an Hens. oct q atty
! J. Sclle,inser. 100 Nassau a. SlOU
KING ST l9 % IS. f22 So Congress e. aIy-5.
Ia,cse no Fl0mena Pd-rtle. OH the premise.
ald $. ali Ncu,. nov lH. at:y l. r CO. 500
MARBLE MIL Az, cor 22sth 81 gU liz
llc5. Johanna Realty Corporation 10 4 JarmuIou-
SH. ais Central Park West tmtg SlO4 300. d.,
IL atty. JarmuloW>ky. a Canal ST ti0n
SAME PROPERTY: Lalmu.pusl,y 20 Johanna
Iarmuio"shN Hamburg. Germany. Noy % mtg
sos ruOI. aftr -ar0c. SIo0
NORFOLK ST i55. g. % g Stanton 81 81
100. VI jOsephsohn 10 l. Sclultzer. lO5 stanton n
Cmig sN.3iol. Aug u. atty. \ Waxeubaum iai
stanton si sl00
SOUTH 5TH Az g. M Grand 81. 2q,Ioo.
II Emo 10 II j. Emo. Nftpou. Conn. April IL.
atty. kellogg. so Broad 80 81
1T NICHOLAS AN. cor io7th s. O. ers- Is.
clara strauss io ltn.eina Jacobs. 549 W 1871 So
Nov % mig $4,000. ats. i A k0hu 1900 -tli
ave. Oo,
IST AV. Do cor Goth ST. 2o,af. " T. He-C'r.
ref. '1 Baumsn. fa6 W lti'h SO. Noy DO mig
81 l0Il. su}. Wdcht. ir li1 Bga,. & no1
tlh Az, B.. from l0ith Co l05fl sts 2Ol l0r lOo.
Sutherland Really GO 90 q Stern TO W 55tL ID
March 20. 1913 mtg $275oool. a.p. Title Guar
snfee Go. s7on
7TH Ay. m cor I2sih 81. 25sss. Clara s,rs1,. iy.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-12
The Bronx.
MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER IL.
Manhattan.

WADSWoRTH Az. l2I. Pats Marble ari Tie
Work AZ William Hoh.on. owner. Aldur Con
stricfion Go Inc owner snd contractor. Max
II,f s.kiud contractor. 500
WNDSW ORrH Az. - 70 Is Geo Storm ~
60 sg Nm HpNs1u. oHuer. AldOr Construction
CO. lessee. John Waudcrman. contractor. $500 -
SANE PROPERTY. same agt VIM liobsou.
owner. Aldou Construction Go. lessee and con
tractor. Nsj2 33
WADSWORTH ~. l2i: Samuel Fucker AZ WIN
Hobson owner. Aldorf Construction 60. owner and
contractor. Max Idebe.lind contractor; fl2J
AVENUE u. IS Bu,hHick House Nreckins Go.
In. al klinscr a Frandurter owners; klinser.
contractor. SjI %
AMSTERDAM Az. 1909 to lili Jos Rubenstein
ct =. sg Pocahonias Realty Corp owner and con
.u.tor. A G Bosselman. contractor. tl9j
18TH ST. g. 70 a. East. Nauro PHlutiello agt
Borough Really Co. owner. JOS Zimmerman. con
tractor. s54 AZ
!9TH ST. l2s and i2s ". Glenwood Sand and
Gravel Co sg Caroline VI Swiney. owner ire
uevaD. sl03 70
New-York tribune., 1914-11-12
DOWNTOWN BUSINESS LEASES.

The Adams Building Company has leased IN Us
new building a. 81 Broadway. space 20 Henr j.
Srrarile Atlantic Fruit Company. Ludwig Crane,
Perley Morse Camody. BlsuVelt heAoss and
william ; Gregg
THE N Rosenthal Company leased The frst fcOr
in l40 Nassau ST. 20 the Well Fit Shoe Company
for a term Of years.
Tie Chsrles + Moves Company hss leased th.
cigar stand in the Market and Fulton National
Bank Building TO George Brush; o,rcts in the
Brewer 4 Co: space IN l2f Front 81. 20 Herrera
4 Morsomrne: offices in AID Cellar ST.. 70 Ray
rnord del Rio; Offices in i01 El1sd0ay 70 jacob
Sritzer and Louis Sachs. and space in 81 Beekmdn
ST. TO l. Peter Ostalder
New-York tribune., 1914-11-12
WHAT THE BUYERS
WILL LOOK AT TO-DA 7
Basement

Baument.
HogTON- -Tiione's Rlns. fuu. llG W '4a ~.
DETROIT -NcWcumb. Endicoit CO, ~ np""S
basement sIecials. 200 9th as. Room lloV a., az
Los ANGELES -Jacoby Bfos. u susnsS' ~" '"
g21 st. Room 1910.
Miscellaneous
ATHENS OUIO-p Zcnncr Co. II Denncf' s"''''
ud.o. 90 W g3d It, 9Th npof. ,,
BOsToN- -rllene's. Miss kslssp. necsWos.. ,'
Hofan ladies' petticos's. Mss Jones hn''
fur. . AZ, 1oid,ns
muslin undorwear sweaters and hmoh~' %
Union square Room 30. . a, u,,..,.tk
FREgNO. CALI Goitchslk 90, p uo''A'
senorsI md,o. ilG " 32d st. Room lfIo =, N.
OMAHA NIB l. Bfsndcis sons, w Mt
Knight lace. and cmbds. 1861 Bwg. lltn , ly'',
pITTSUI RGIl kaufman Dept store. Ml's io'o''
auI A Kuehn furs 700 5th sy Room bo' -,
PITTsBI Iu;H kaufman Dept store IN h',in;;
iinrns and ! I. Geraghty. art goods, l'''' '''
emIsls 2Ou 5th ay Room soi. , AZ.
ROCHESTER, Y-McCurdy Hooinsn w. WI
Nolsn. Iar~s; 3sl ith av. llth roor az.
WASHINGTON Woodward a Lsthfop INC ns'
I. NJ McGill. l1ccs and ribbons mrs ' H',e'
hdkfs, Miss ID Collins. neokwost. % Moqus'
rugs. bedding and furniture. b Nogd".51l;; ~;
books. Watts. hou'efurnhhins sood'' "''
an ly. 18th floor.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-12
Bank Of Germany Return.

Berlin (via The Hague and London.
Nov. 1.-THE weekly return of the I'm
peria Bank of Germany shows the fol
lowing changes: Specie. including gold,
treasury certificates and banknotes in
creased 33.2SS,000 marks: gold in
creased 27,l02.000 marks; loans de
creased 2.346,000 marks; discounts. in
Guiding loan and bank certificates, de-
creased l30,600,000 marks; securities
decreased 100000 marks: notes in cir
cuiation decreased S5,945,000 marks.
and deposits decreased 23,435,O00
marks.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-12
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