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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-10-16
Go 10 Jerusalem TO Die.

That Jewish immigrants have so
well adapted themselves To local con-
ditions In Jerusalem M to practically
monopolize \ greater part Of such
trade a. exists" Is stated In . consular
report on Jerusalem. II Is impossible
to give an exact estimate Of the p0pu-
lation Of Jerusalem. and although II Is
believed that II figures ut 10000.
$1,000 might perhaps be = more cor.
rect estimate. II IL. roughly speak.
ing. composed OF 1900 Christians,
10000 Mohammedans end 10000 Jews,
many Of whom are immigrants from
Russia.
II Ia remarked that In spite Of the
emigration OF many Jews to escape
military service there has still been
marked increase In this section Of
the population on account Of the con
tinuous influx Of aged Jews. who come
with the intention Of endins thetI
days IN Palestine.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-10-16
MEDIUM LITTER OF
PIGS IS BEST PLAN
Idea Of Selecting Sow to Grow
Large Number Of Young Is
Not Good Practice.
tBy A. J. LE00.p

Il q customary with hog raisers
when selecting brood SOW. to want
one with 4 large number of teats In
order to accommodate large litter Of
pigs. had an inquiry from a custo.
mef some time ago for two SOW pigs
and he said that people tsld him that
q ~ shouid have - teats
There are few sows with SO many
teats and really the very large litter
10 NOT In my opinion the most proff'
able one anyway. A SOW with ordinary
caro- cannot properly nourish more
than or 10 pigs and ] am not sure
that but 8 pr = Is better than 10.
have had sovs with 10 and II pigs
but there are always some runts that
do not grow fast. Il takes Just about
allkhssithe SOW can digest to keep the
king satisfactory growth. The
- Nh : or . pigs will keep them
sfO rapidly and believe A. many
pounds Of pork a. the large litters and
there 10 mot such . strain on the sow's
system to provide food for the pigs.
have SOW nov with six pigs. She
y getting moderate feeding twice
Gay and the pigs are growing rapidly
This SOW has raised . and . pigs u
the litter heretofore. but she never
grew % uniformly nice pigs bsfore
Taking everything into consideration
I believe that the medium sized litter
10 more profitable than the very large
litter and that the idea Of selecting =
SOW to grow very large litters IL 4
mistake and . wrong standard to meas.
ure BY when selecting brood sows.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-10-16
PRESERVATION OF
BARNARD MANURE
Scientific Investigations Do Not
Give Better Method Than
That Of Chinese.

Prof. y. II. King. In bis bool
Farmers OF Forty Centuries -
scribes the methods used By the chs
ness. Koreans and japanese IN collect.
Ing and preservins precious manure.
6pth solid and liquid. also the systems
Of compostias used. In China the
manure 10 placed IN glazed terra
Gotta urns. soms having capacity ol
1909 pcunds In japan cemsstlissd
pits arc ussA. the liquid sscssmsni a
veil q the solid being carefully pse
served. In China tAa, compost pllss
are carefully plssters1 With . iayss
Of easth mortar.
fhs results e ~ latent setssstoG
invsssigaaioes . ~ givs ~ say ~
~ nseAe1 eAan ~ Dfesliee1 n ~
CAlnsse ~ .eenlnseos.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-10-16
IMPORTANT NOTES
OF THE SHEEPFOlD
Animals Are Excellent Farm
Cleaners, Weed 0sstroyers
and Fertilizers.

A. the country ages and the fertility
Of ito heids becomes exhausted its sp
preciatiop Of the sheep will Increase.
Early maturity 10 an important
quality TO consider In selecting sheep.
whether you are keeping sheep for
pleasure or profit your desires will -
moro fully met n your nock 10 Of su'
pesior quality.
A strong sheep does not necessarily
have to mean . large one: In fact. Q
majority Of the strongest sheep are
medium In siae.
Every sheep owner SHOULD keep =
pursbred ram. but every man 10 not
qualified 70 keep pussbred stock
Everything possible should b. done
% bring the ewes 70 vigorous. flesh.
forming condition ct the mating
Wprio1.
lnAssp or. excellent fasn cleassss.
Feo1 killsrs and fertilizers.
~ maa Who desires large profits
ffo0 NJ nesk should afford u he
- tAss 80 management viii pro
duee.
Msshias - - ,wss,sd on the fasu
woees shseD - 6Go6-tsfts Of srass.
Soe1s sn1 a6eas1n1n1 aad oA1 bits
q ~ saa III - olnlse1 asd Ca,
vssee1 ~ w. - oslAsA
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-10-16
ANIMAL MEDICINE
CHEST FOR FARMS
Corrosive Sublimate Is a Fine An
tiseptic- Several Other Use
ful Drugs.

Turpentine with milk--,ne part tur.
pentine to l6 parts milk. 10 good for
stomach worms In sheep.
4 Use blue stone or common blue
vitriol - an antiseptic for wounds.
Use one to four drains In q Pint OF
water. or even stronger. II IL great
germ.killer.
Corrosive sublimate IL . fine anti
septic. but care must be taken, In IL
use. II can be had In small tablets
with directions for It's use. Always
label II POISON"
A good condition powder u made
a. follows: Sulphate OF iron. two
ounces; nux vomica seed. one ounce;
gentian root. two ounces; nitrate Of
potash, two ounces. Have your drug.
Eist pulverise each we'll. mix thorough.
" and give . teaspoonful three times
. day In the feed.
Every medicine chest ought to COO.
tain . bottle Of carbQlixed vascline.
II h good for chapped hands. and tor
chapped heels on horses.
Pure acetic acid win remove wars.
Boric acid b an excellent remedy
for sore mouth. sore eyes and roup In
chickens. Use 20 grains to one ounce
Vt water.
Ringworm and enlarged glands may
be reduced BY tincturs Of iodine.
Paint once daily. until the parts 10
come sore. then cover with vaselins.
In order To reduce swelling II
horses. caused By great strain. IN ~.
plication Of one drschm each OF crys.
tai iodine and powdered cantha. .des
and IN ounce Of vaseline. will often
give relief.
For soft tumors. or sweiiinsa. Tie
following ointment II oftsn very stiAa.
cious. One drnchm eack Of powered
cantharidss. hiniodide Of mercury and
oil Of turpentine mixed with one ounce
Of vsseline. Apply freely and rub well
for ten minutes. Wipe on with .
cloth and about the third day apply
some lard or vaseline. After two days
apply the blister again. and repeat
until the enlargement subsides.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-10-16

By J. C. DuNcAN)
Now. Ia. 1t possible for us to breed
. sheep Of the butchers ideal type
and still retain the vigorous constitu-
ton necessary in . healthy breeding
animal?
! say no. Why! Because II is
against the laws Of nature. In our
nocks we must have head and neck.
brisket, shank and side meat in order
to get that strong constitution that 10
necessary for the animal to possess
for the development OF the more ex.
pensive cuts Of the butchers ideal.
In order to bring the breeder and
the consumer nearer one ideal II 10
necessary for us ~ breeders. to see
that our mutton sheep come as near
the butchers ideal as is consistent.
without impairing the constitution Of
our breeding f1ocks.
In order to obtain these results. We
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-10-16
ECZEMA sLorcHes ON FACE

Newport. Ore.--"i was troubled with
pimples al my life. They were the
kind that came under the skin In big
red blotchcs. was kept awake night
after night with the itching and burn
ing. ny face was pitted. Ecsema also
affected different parts Of my body
and ! would scratch til the skin was
all raw and sore.
mo external treatment did me any
good TIL tried cuticura Soap and
Ointment. The Ointment relieved the
itching the moment Il was applied.
used the Soap and Ointment steadily
for three months and they healed ne. =
(0ignedl Mrs. u. A. Toxer. Juns 8. ~.
Csticura Soap and Ointment soo1
throughout the world Sample Of each
free. with sap. Skin Book Address post,
ard "csticufs. Dept. l.. B~-son. "--A6v.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-10-16
100000 MEN LOST
IN EUROPEAN WAR

Bsriin. Attaches Of the var olacs
estimated thae The lUsses II ~ The
armies ensaeed IN The Europsan var
have reached he enormous tetai u
i.iso.ooo kill1d. wounded ~ nissing.
Ths usrnsn lseess - . esoesnbss
sumbsrsd ii5.eoe. oinee thsa S3,eoe
more have besn hsee6 ~ \ = ssei.
nase1 thas further Dessse - y tbe
Dessess tos hess iseseaes1 ~ o.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-10-16

"Miss viibbit. The docsors say that
u . self.conscIous person will bold
something Il will help him To over.
come that feeling"
perhaps the doctors are right. Mr..
Flubblns. but cannot permit You to
overcome your self.eoesciousnes by
holding me. 70 please don't attempt
Il again.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-10-16

man tstal casualty list. 70 sss.see
The bst1lsh, rrrach and nelgiss
losses A. estimated q Ss.eoe. Rss.
sis. the var o0cials declares. hes cut.
fsred mesS hsevtiy than any eehes
nation. 1hsy as that cosntrysb lossss
at <eeseeo -.
Austrian Ioesss ere sstimats1 =
iss.ooe. vAlls ~ 0ssunas olneials ~
Have ~ oeevta ss1 NeassaeeEo
Aays - eaeee nsa.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-10-16

bordeaux decree issued By the
French government permits The
mother or guardian Of youth under
twenty years 10 act ~ q substitute
for the absent father In authorizing
the young men 10 volunteer for ~
war. Ii The case Of the death Of The
mother or the guardian. tho local
maxistrats nay authorize the enlist
ment. This 1ecrss Ia designed 10 make
Il possible ~ . large number u
would.bs volunteers 10 enlist. phye
ically they are o.. but they ass ID.
der the lseai age 10 5oin The army
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-10-16

Matches are made Ia heaven: that
is. those that are not mads 10 ham
mocks.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-10-16

Dsa't BE- ,pi.led. Ash ~ Rsd Ctsu
nas Ms. Asks. bss.slfsl vhits eIoskss
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-10-16

It's the ups and downs Ut life that
wear out some men. and Ill -
brellas.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-10-16

ne ~ : q avsssss - =
- poeo1n 6 ~
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-10-16

An Exacttru Leadership.
Il don't zee Why you should regard
me rs an enemy said s,enator Scy-
ghum. Il have freQuestly shouted
Votes for women"
"Yes,- replied the resolute prcua7,
gandist: but you didn't shout loud
enough"
The average woman likes TO saik
about her neiEhbors almost m well ~
the average man likes 10 talk about
himself. I,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-03
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To.
day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New ySk partly cloudy today.
with showers in the fmornins In ea~ portion:
fair tomorrow. moderate west winds
For southern Neu England shower. today;
far TO morrow. moderate southwest to north.
west winds
For New Jersey, thundcrshowers this morn.
ing. followed nv fair: fair tomorrow. mod.
crate west to northwest winds.
For western New York. generally fair to-day
and tomorrow: moderate northwest 10 north
winds
NEW YORK. Aus. 3-Cnseasonably high
temperatures prevailed IN the North west
the Rocky Mountain States. the Missouri md
central and upper Mississippi valleys and
into the Ohio and western lake regions. and
reasonable temperatures prevailed IN the
Atlantic states Unsettled weather without
any definite storms prevailed In nearly all
districts west of Ohio and In tho Southern
states where there showers and
thunder storms. The weather was generally
fair In the districts east Of the Allegheny
Mountains
In this city the day was fair and .
trne warmer. winds. fresh and light
westerly; average humidity. 81 per cent
barometer corrected 60 read TO sea level. ~
A. NJ. esss 3'P. NJ. ASA
The temperature In this city yesterday. 40
recorded by the ofrclsl thermometer. Is shown
In the annexed table
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y Butterfly ct al foreclosure Of transfer
'osrH 81. Be, on az 1 Harlem River.
Butterfly ct al foreclosure OF transfer
srGai "A, Hy lem, si'y ysaA ws .S1S 10,
terly ct al (foreciosure Of transfer OF tax
sR iSsn,i Suy \ weEma9snn . oo,,s -.
lot 3i--Rudolph wallach Co agt Edward
Livingston ct al foreclosure Of transfer
,S ef tx Hem; atty. 4 weymann.
ils-Rudolph wallach Co agt Psrk Mort
gage 60 81 al foreclosure Of transfer Of
HfiyEY AZ, !, BET ron Z Ills, at. 10,
S Ss.Rudoiph wailaeh co ast Henry Hold
BRoeADwAY. = :. "f Sef nth 4 .,s,n -.
lot Rudolph wallach asi PARK Mort.
iax LEM, atty. 4 Weymann'
18TH ST. 8. 200 broadway. 75xse.ii-
Wm CARPENTER agt Incorporated Plu,us
ATTY NJ Pailiser
It'll Az vs. ~ s7th e. ?tssioo. ssth
land beg at poin, 100 " iii az and IS
ssth Ct, 10 sxi?5x itreg, s6th at >,
100 " Eth av. l6lix7t; 3sth st. =.
1878 " 9TH av, is.tx75--whitney Lyon sgi
seventh Avenue Associates ct nj fore
closure OF MORTGAGE; attys Breed. A
is9rH ST, n e. bet ~ wash av & Bway
lot is'nRudoiph wallach CO ast the Nc
i2sTH ST. al TO .?i W. conven, av, 81
wes sa i' an 3. :. 90 TO &C. ana 5,
ast Louis Gode ct al accounting &c1
attys. Weschler 4 X
Refs 81 Al foreclosure OF mortgage,
atty, n l. Cohen.
bFpS spa Siyp woo, cor Fulton st. $50 81
tpart'tion suit; atty. q A Moses
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For North Carolina. South Csroiina. GeorssA
Alabama and Mississippi. local thundersho~ers
day and probably tomorrow, moderate
winds mostly south.
For Louisiana, local thundershowers today.
except fair in southwest portion: fals to
morrow. except showers IN southeast portion;
moderate south winds.
For eastern Texas. local thundershowers TO.
dsy. except fair In extreme south portion;
fair tomorrow.
For Oklahoma. generally fair today and ~
morrow: continued warm.
For Arkansas. local thunder shovers to-day
fair tomorrow: continued warm.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

CWth name and address OF lehdef : az
Pleasant av t23 =. IN le-d 81
isSii; az: id 81. Az i. :, az " Is, ay.
isxlool II, Apr Is. leil-Geo g and carrie
r. Kline 10 Hattie Bogart ATTY ny
MARKET ST. 3i-a3, " :. 90 Madison ~.
5Oxss June II. i9ii-Jacob and sarah
cohen 10 Paul Heilinger, ~ Fl soth 81 or
ssTH at. iis L. n :, $50 " Lexington av.
naiis 90 Ny Life Ins CO, atty. W r En-,
met SO Wall st...-.. .-.,..... .... . 10000
,3p ST. SEQ W. ms. i2j e lith az. 5oxioo .,
fuly IS ls0s-Jno and Rose McNeely 10
Eiiz + and Jas q King q ano. eSrs att nnn
HOE Az, es 100 Cook ri NOV i7?a ST.
b0xl0o Jan 3. i9li-Frank and Minnie
9 Coryell 10 Annie Bruckner atiys j.
Williamson & II. 36t AleNanier ny 5000
load ST. 10 W. >, l7j " Columbus "v'
10 Jos Mcclure. atty. WIN 7 clare, TX
5lsT sr. 400 ". n : iu.s W s;h az; 1910
NIOO5 Ian :. l901--Louls T klinker 20
Y Saw Bank atty Jno "eossrr, ooo
Juiy :. lsi2-Dyckman Constr GO 20
prospect Investing Co; atty stephen
PARK Av. n cor 95th At. 25sx9o. Aug !.
crohn. Is e?d st. s;tys. Io'hay =
al Liberty st.....-........-. $1,000
July 10. 1907 Annie NJ nohc ct - 20
Mutual Life In. 60, 81 cedar ~ ,",i;'go
'' JOS Oct IT 81 1850 Eleanor j. lu., 20
Dry Dock Saw Inst; atty, F-,nk NJ, Tich,
etor 3s Park RoW....t..' ..'''' s'-'oV'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-03

The following concerns were incor-
porated Saturday:
The Litosilo Company OF New York.
capital $4,000 directors.
Frederick e. simons. Il. !. Hutter. NJ. p.
Whine. Great Neck y. V
The Jonas We'll Holding Company.
Manhattan, capital $500. directors. Mary
7. Martin. Brooklyn. y. Y: Margaret NJ.
killeen. Samuel GrOn New York clty.
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Incoming Vesseis-By wireless.


IS Vadcrland. COO miles cas-, OF Sandy Hook al
S. Columbia iS3 miles east Of Sandy Hook Al
s. Minnehaha, 800 miles east OF Sandy noos
So Illinois. Port Arthur ~ miles north q
S. obdense KINGSTON, as miles south Of
Sandy Hook Al noon .o IL, .~
So II Occidente, Galveston lIs miles sonn
Of Sandy Hook al noon. 800 , -. -.
So Vesta Baton Rouge, loi miles norm OF
Diamond Shoals AZ noon.
~ Lartmer. Port Arthur, g. miles norm OF
4. MsHqo' Havana, 8" miles south Of
So Huron Mobile, miles south OF Jupiter Q
at s. "G Gomu.. New orl.au. 1913 dlll.. nora.h'
west OF TortuEas al noon - .., -, y
IS Gulfoil and shenango, Port Arthur n
miles west OF Tortuzas ~ noon -, y
s. vi RIO. Galveston, .s2 miles esN OF Ca NJ
S. seFuranco. Havana ,a miles south ',tel
8. Tenadores. Limon, $50 miles south OF
sandy Hook NJ noon. . =.
IS ssramacca Barrios, as miles south 81
- Antilles New Orleans, 90 miles south
Of Sandy Hook al noon IT,, .S -
- Borenauin, San Juan. 81: miles south ~
Sandy Hook al NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-03
PLANS ron n,sT STREET FLAT.

Gronenberg & Leuchtag. architects
have filed plans for six story tenement
house at 357 and 359 West F'ifty-first
street for the Forty-eighth street Com.
pany. Henry Claman. president 1; will
have frontage OF 566 feet and a depth
of $50 feet The cost has been estimated
at S10.OO0
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LIS pENDENS.
Manhattan

,6,TH ST s,s to go W, actions-Albany
saving Bank agt fleischmann Realty co,
Inc, Ell al foreclosure of four mortgages 4,
attys Tracey, r.
DRoADwAY, . bet g2bth 8 2e6th SITS,
Iot Rudolph Wallach 60 agl Park
Mortgage 10 et al foreclosure OF transfer
~ ,sN Item; atty, Weymann.
BNOADWAN, s, lSlst 81. iot $50
rudolph Wallach 90 sgt James Butterfly
81 al foreclosure Of transfer Of tax lieh),
atty, A WeNmAnn
.osTH ST ; =, bet 9th av 4 Harlem River,
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

9TH ST AZ f, store &c--June Dele 70
I haa 'G isit atty, D Bsnk.nhora is.ss
rex SitS, s, 'sil.Annie N Harrison
70 Wilhelmina Murseh. lSi l29d st,
5 yrs from Ags lslt s,.w.sr, ~ .S zoo
sno 10 Alphonse Andre q ano, sA
col ~ s s;IS yrs from Ir Rs. 49, PA a.;
sru "AVsiaa = a front b--Andrew Kane
70 AIphonse Andre, sos W lllth ST, 3
yrs from Jan !. 1915, atty, Harry Ritten..
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WALKER Az TIE aud u27-Rav Stras
berg vs Michael u Howard. owner and
contractor .................'..... tt25 80
WALKER Az. y. 1874 Bronx Park av.
26lNl02 s-Emplre Door and Trim co
- Michael u Howard. owner. Michael u
Howard Co contractors .............. $40
TINTON Az. - ESQ 1890 st. sONlOO-
Mott Haven Cut Stone Co " sam Cohen
owner. Louis Werner. contractor 800
led IT cor Bathgate Rv sONlOO-
same W Bathgete Realty co. owners. same
contractor .... ........,..... ...... $50
.5aD st =. 1901 White Plains av
GONll@3-Anthony Muccio " Arthur A
Austin, owner; Pietro Serrillo. contrac.
tor ................... .......... gsO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-03
MECHANICS LIENS.

9th ST. ISL to 255 w Y safety Fire
G Door 90 hs Eranels ie.and. owner:
EDuECOMBE Az. IS Jacob Movers "
Charles Schenck owner James A Kelly.
contractor
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QUEENS REAL ESTATE rOR SALE.

$500 CASH. sac so monthly buys rne up-
70 date eight room house, with large garden
Mot, all latest improvements, In very good
section Price only So 500. worth i,s00;
Investigate curt Beidenkapp, Wicks ~ aud
I.iberty Ave, Dunton. l. l. Tel 80 Rich
mond Hin
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and will be redeemed by The Farmers loan and
Trust Company, Trustee. at Its once, 1922 WIZ
lam Street. New York city. at no and accrued
IN terest on the ath day ~ August. 1911 at which
date Interest Will cease on the above bonds,
THE FARMERS JOANANDTRUST COMPANY,
Trustee,
by EDWIN S, MANSION. President
New York. July 10, 1914.
Any ownership certificates which may hs
necessary under the Income Tax Tr~a sury RE gti-
lations should accompany current coupons.
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

WHITE. Duncan Med, Jr, TO Columbia,
KnickerbocEer Trust co. .,......... 500
POIGToN, VIM W. and ano, trustees 20
,,rTro SsPse' Oswald =. to Edith Jacoby. 81
PHILLIPs. VIM II, to MARY Il knight
AssroR TRUST co, trustee to Mile Lind;
oR RA1 Robert to Karl schmicz, 800
DEAN. Chas r. trustee TO Walton Gurnes
cssM,s 81 i5SisseTf TRUST co, cxrs to WIN i
AZ kYrR Morris to John o Br,en. $4,000
piIIIiIpS Louis to DAISY Phillips ~
UrRR 4 Thos to Rose schwartz 900
sUEFFIELD VIM u, 10 Herbert Wells 81
TITLE q a T co to Jos Lefner 5000
DEAN. Chas F. trustee, to Walter Gurnee
and ano trustees. ..,.,. - ..'t' - .tEfVuv
IYSDE. Ronin II, TO John W Harper;
LE sywTYE TT & T 60 to Jas NJ Hor,
cURIsTINE. q Opsnhym, and ano, trustees,
LAWYERS MICE co to TITLE Guar 4
7 co ..............''''' .''''''r .o'eoUU
KKnRSER' chas. TO Adam Kerner 49,. $50
LAWYERS T n r co TO Howard Has,
bTouck trustee ,......... ,..., s9.Ono
MIiIiNGTON. Annie l., 20 Chas kerneT $500
I'VNCU Mary \, to Sally Orth.. - 200
MiTCHELLa Joseph A, 10 Mary y
sTEiNKAMP, Herman, TO M.,iidG
1.EhuiTM SntTT Kern. to Theresa Rinel 10000
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

BROADWAY. . cor 4Sd st-wenkler Iron
20 Va l's2 Broadway Co ct al, July 81.
i'l' .... .. .,............. $50
81 Az s07s To c0so-F~lice Trocchia We
Mary Jones 81 al. july -. 1914 tby
bondl ................ .......... sees
SAME PROPERTY - Jareho a Ebert v.
same July ~. 1914 DIV bondI ........ 1913
SAME PROPERTY --- Empire Architectural
Iron Works vs. Annie Jones ct al July Is
lFli thE bOndl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s4s-
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ISrOnN

rISroS Az. W s, 2io.S 26lst At, a7kis6
sara CONSTR co, Inc 70 samuel bleu.
sept !, 1914, atty, Karlin. 3?o
Pway .,,,.,s,,,.,,.', '''''t ''s'' 'ss'fV"
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BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN-FOR SALE

EXCELLENT HOME for sale In refined
neighborhood near kinss Highway station;
st. cars House situated on plot 40 feet wide
\ 100 feet deep. Room for garage H. needed
Catholic and other churches, Fruit and shade
| trees House contains rooms, large bath
tries: will be sold 1T reasonable ngure to
cash huyer Address CASH, box TAG Sun
: off1CA
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS

SUMMIT Az. siI-Saivatore Casoi,ro y,
Alema Realty Exchange 60 81 al Iune
70. 1914 ..................... faO
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Na's'' Daub 10 Lerner Realty Co, 7N
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NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


,v..r name and address Of owner and
,.,,.rst - attorneys name IL omitted ad-
a.. a. marry 81 second part.)
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MORTGAGES,


WIN name and address ~ lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown.
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TO NORTH JERSEY COAST RESORTS
Sandy Hook Route. New Jersey Central