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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-08
100000 DRIVE APARTMENT.
Ten story BuiIding "a he Erected
at ISSth street Corner.

\ ten story apartment house IL TO ne
sre~,-d on the northeast corner OF River
sioc Drive and 1b5th street, II Will nave
afrortagr OF ae.1l feet on the drive and l4o
'se' on the street, with an entrance on
borh fronts The facade will be of brick
and limestone The Strathcona Consruc-
Ton Company, Harry Falk president. Is
the owner. George and Edward Blum.
the architects, have estimated tho cost
a, 5000 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-08
70 SELL seth ST. DWELLING.

order was signed IN the Supreme Court
yesterday permitting Percival Kuhne.
general guardian OF Gwendolyn kuhne.
20 Join with Jeanne II. ueaton as CO.
'snant Of the property at 30 West Fifty
sixth street, i'm the sale of the property
% Robert Fridenbers for S72.50o 1t is
, f1ur story and basement dwelling on
10, 2.xl00.5, located $50 feet west of
rinh avenue. Contract for the sale of the
property was reported last November by
Pease a. Gilman
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-08
RIcuMoND HOMESTEAD SOLD.

Lewis T Baxter of Nashville. Tenn,
hss sold through Cornelius q. koln TO
Mrs. Clara sydney Taylor, daughter or
the late Bishop Potter. the historical La
ToGrctte homestead on Richmond Hill.
overlooking the village of Richmond.
Staten Island. This IL one OF the last
remaining old Huguenot homesteads on
Staten Island. The property will be occu-
ped by Mrs. Taylor as private resi-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-08
JUDGMENT AGAINST HOTEL co.

Deficiency judgment for 1854, 1886 was
f'ied yesterday with the County Clerk
against tho Hotel Rector Company. result
ing from foreclosure sale of tho hotel
property on Broadway AT Forty-fourth
street The foreclosure action was brought
by the Title Guarantee and Trust Com
pany as trustee The sale rook place last
Erid0y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-08
APARTMENTS FOR DROOKLYN.

Plans have been filed for two high class
apartment houses. to cost s65O0n, and
occupy n site s0xIOO on the north side
of KosciusltO street, $50 feet east of
Throop avenue. A. y. Bernstein Is the
owner ana Shampan & Shampan the
architects Tho buildings will have facades
designed in modern French style OF archi-
lecture.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-08
400 To DIVIDE SMALL. EQUITY

1T auction yesterday q dwelling nj Al
West sixteenth street. which Is assessed
by the city AT $40. 900. brought 100000
The sale was held to close m estate and
there was not much bidding. a most In
teresting feature of the sale IL that about
400 heirs of the estate represented by
about forty-ilve law firms. are awaiting
n division OF the equity In IN" property.
Joseph L. Day was the auctioneer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-08
MORE TERMINAL TEN ANTS.

The Bush Terminal Company has
leased To the S,.Cl>icy Bros. Company, a
furniture concern Of Grand Rapids. Mich.
10000 square feet OF space in building
- in South brooklyn: to the Norwich
Nickel and Brass Company lo,16o square
feet In Model Bush Building 90, and TO
the Proctor * Gamble Distributing COM
pany 1851 square feet in Model Bush
Building 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-08
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

l.nnHttan.l
LEWIS at 49, a ls7--Nm Bifa agt
Directors Realty Holding CO OF al. Dec -,
1918 ..................... .ss5
GRAMERcY PARK WEST & i-Emp.rc
Nr!ck supply Co ast city Mission 4
Tract Society 81 a., Nov Is. 1913 50. o79 SO
9TH Az, aG.-CliNord l. Miller ~ Co agt Mary
Harrison at ~. Nov i. 1913. 81 sS5 SO
GHANkkCI PARk WEST. a. 7-1os.p phi
Elias * 90 agi .Ity Mission a Tra, ;
Society ct al Nov ~ 1913 ........ 'i3+ .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises - sun SETS. "a Noon sets 40,
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
sandyH's. .is Govlsiand 4i5 Hell Gate SIS
LOW WATER THUS DAY.
SandvfIy 1919 Gov Island ii;3S Hell Gate. lis
Arrived WFDNFsDAN, January :
Ga ST. Paul y N. southampton Deocm'
:, Gro,.er Kurfucrs,. 30 a. NJ. Bremen. De-
- Roma 7i5 \. VI lshon December %
g. Westcrdyk. . + NJ. Rotterdam. DeceW-
$ Tuscalusa. ( u. NJ, Mddiesbrough. d
5. s.. winlircd. ss, p NJ. Rio Janeiro. De.
s. Lorenzo. i2eO p NJ. Porto Rico. Deem
IS Manchloreal 1880 \. NJ. Jamaica, January
- Iodewik Van Nassau. 10 a. NJ, Hayu.
S.'impcrial. > A. N. 81 Lucia. December ~.
s. Advance. isl \. NJ. Crlsiohnl. December d.
s. NiciiancH. i.'i3 ). NJ. Nassau, Januarys
81 Corcho. Galyeston. January !.
~ IL Sol. Cal,' >ion. January
s. htachc, Jacksonville. January T.
- Monroe. No folk. Jauutry 9.
Sc Neiford Hal rCston. January \
IS rIogreso Baltimore. January 3.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
SIS Ia Savoic, at Havre.
IS CO mpartn, at Liverpool
So car, at libbu.
S. New York tanh. AZ Rotte rdam.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
IS Hronpril2essin C'cn'c, from chcrbours.
= chicago CITY. from swansea.
1 s. Albingia, rom HaNu,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-08
MEcHANIcE LIENy.
(M0nhnttan,)

BROADWAY, sb0s--City Iron Wuis AIT
Bonita Hotel 90, ownerj solbv iron Works,
=, contractor ....,.,,,,,,..,,,.,,, $50
Pearl. ST. II W cor Elm vi, HNlO0-~DH M ",
House Moving Co sgt luaCkenhush estate,
0wnsri Jamon DE Fago, contractor, $50
boTH ST, IA W--Lssl!e Bros EnH inesring
AsssV Sv1SSs, Doaali XnSsSSiir SSsssss.
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p,,En FOR BnONx ROUSE.

holland ANENUE.-cieorgc ]. Nc
Cafftey has sold for Lima Anderson
1881 Holland avenue. n two family
flame dwelling on lot 25xl00
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sROo'sLYN HOSPITAL ADDITION.

Pans wcre filed with the brooklyn
snI3d'nF bureau yesterday for I'VE story
Ss'ek extension to the Long Island College
nospltal At the southwest corner OF Henry
''n Pacific streets. The addition VIII cover
a plot Js,6X2Os.8 feet, and will cost more
S,an 100000. william Higginson OF
manhattan. u De aSohitee6
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ASSIGNMENTS Of MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

NEEKs Harold y. ext TO Helene 4
cANNABLE, Frank l., admr to Helene 1
Ai.V~ REALTY co 10 Jacob Kouek. 800
REED. A Albert, TO Mtsc and So,
MOORE Vim + TO Abr Davis ana ano, 500
TITLE :; n r co to Louis Brurh Nb. 600
ROOSEVELT, Jas X, Jr. 20 Lawyer. Mtge
Rl'ScH Gustav, to RoSart Busch. ..,..sl
klNGSLANp, walter +, to Dry Dock sav
SIMPSON. ia. V, and sno, sNr., TO I@al:
Troy sAvINGs BANK to Alfred Harris.
IITrNiANN. Geo e, al to Jacob Blyn iso, 800
GUARANTY TRUST co to Title . 4
sEEKMAS1. cha4 X. trustee to Micha.l
trustees, to Lawyers Mtse co. go. 900
WOLFE, Bernhard TO James Fulton. :, 900
LAWRENCE, Fredk y, to American Mige
vAN BELL. nathan, to simon N
Eo"dcr ..'''''''''. ''''.' ooo
KIEI, Robt, 10 Henry HaiSo.h .......t 900
GERMA HosPiTA 10 :m nnda
Mo NORRIS PARK ESTATES TO Columbia,
CRY MICE co to n y Trust co. ..,,.:. y
BoHMFALK. Chas. TO Marian II siesel 100
EMPIRE TRUST co TO Carrie stern
MEEKs, Harold 4. elr. TO Helene 4
sEM rf Marie, ana ano 70 veronica j
prREfh. Blanche s, to Elvir. c Duy;
MT III co to VIM smith "a ..:.., iss ocs
SAMG e 9as coFnai. e to- M.. Co. a.
GOEBRELa Eliz, to Eliz Goebbes. ~
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MORTGAGES.
fwith name and address Of lender sud
iender's attorney
Downtown.
tsouth of Fourteenth strseD

tsouth ~ Fourteenth strset)
friedman to onion Trust Co, so Bway.
pso o. due Jan 1. 1919. p CT atty. T az (;
s. cS ~ PHopEnr4-s.m. to d,o Rsh iUHU
4 Lafayette pl. Yonkers, n y. pr mtg
$4,000 Jan q, Vt. p OF atty. 9 GO.
ch IA hEsS' ST, y. siaiisi.xyi.'
Liberty at, Jan g. yrs ~ o. atty, 7
,oTu 70 III al Iva" ana sis Il, itxai.s-,iooi'SM
Marx 10 Carrie u Kanr, isl W ia6th 1t.
Dec TO- 1918 duo M per bond. $4,000
East Side.
(East Of Fifth av. notwoan yourtoen;h ana
llo,h sts)
10 Emigrant Industrial savings Bank. 81
J Mcclure. 81 chambers st. , ;;,;;s.; $4,000
Muller TO Em!9rant Ind SAY Bank. 81
Chambers st. VI, 3 20. Jan y attys
X u al OGorman, 81 Chamhers 1T, $4,000
s4TH ST, ana Il, n 8, xio22-Arthur u
Rothschild 4 ano to Emsrant Ind Say
Hank, 81 Chambers st, yrs, y c. Jan Z
atys. Amend Il Amend, ll9 Nhsss 7
sp Az " 8, 90 n 9sth st. 5sx7S- Matilda 7
Fitzsiinons TO John II Halloran, III W
iath 81. Jan 2. due Dec l6, lalf G,
mtgs, each $3.50; atty, j Cunne.n'
,s Ta Av. ao,s and sioil. ss. lots each rs,
ss-Dlis N Mueller TO Antonio Guido. sasi
0th- ~. ~ ntSs oakeeA Jsa T. Svs 'sa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-08
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public OnrrinRs Yesterday In Man
haitian and The Bronx.

ny Joseph 4. Day,
18TH ST. a. W, 4. ia 6th ELK
~. sly dvlg-J l. Van nise ~ r \
tnd"rh!ll ct a.; partition; Ia LowentHld 4
prayer .... .......... 500 go"
i:>TH 81. % W. n 8 ,'5 Sth av, .ax
g9.it sly dvlg-Eas, River Savings
Institution vs Waters Bros 80 a., due.
ss-..96s taxes, 50, $500 10 the pain
ssril ST. s,s E. s., iso I'd av, 25<
i00.S. stv tuWt--F De EAvs"r 81 Al
J !. schuid, ct al: due Si6.ST7.6s. taxes
AZ, s7ol.@e, to William Eure' ...... 100000
Bv samuel Go!dsticker.
IlfrH ST. $40 W. r. zoo Manhattan
nv. 6oNl0o.llS irreg > s:v limit !.
Carpenter y Campbell! az al; due,
sS7,E:5.I2. taxes. sc S?.ooo: to the plain
TAT 320s THIRD AVENUE
~ u. r. InsrHham & co.
sol THER\ BLVD. cor tiffany At
a6xl0N. sty tnmt ard strs--Eharhardt
4 podgur ~ Bronx and Nonkers Realtt
60 ct nj due, si07??,uG. taxes Sc,
ss77.s,. " mtse s2s,oco; adjourned 70
January l..
r. Joseph =. Day
230TU ST. f. =. 1855 W phuldrg av.
lo0.6Sli+.j--Sound Realty. Go VS. samuel
~. 5000; to the plaintiff 49,. s2.ooo
RICHARDSON Az =, 4.j n Baychester
AZ, t0Ns5a- Mount Vernon Trust Co ~
= J Ro,nhardt ct al; due, sa,T2g.33; tarcs.
&c, loo: to the plaintiff ........, 1000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-08
Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Army orders Issued
we're:
Major ", DE witt, Medical Corps 10 Fort
THESE officers OF tho Medical Corps Diet allied
TO enter army field service and correspondence
school for medical officers, Fort Leavcnwor,h
MsIorp T. 4, Bratton, e j. krkpRirtck J.
g. Wilson. NJ A, ", Shocklsy j r Han, "
H. Wilson, u, x. Ashford, " chammrlaln
4, y, TRULY, !; II. Ford, L. + Me.s c, C.
II. ii. Hartns,t. G y Morrow. T, c. Lys,er
s. II, wndhams G. J.. Robbins, ]; L. Rhoad-
g. r. Reynolds, p. @. Hutton, +, A. Dale, r
r. Woodbury., II. II, Rutherford O, ID. Buck
and J. IL, Allen,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-08

lieutenant. Commander J. ", schoenfelds 10
tina Minnesota ns First Lieutenant.
Ensign l., Anderson. from the Idaho to tho
Louisiana
Enslgns " T.. Wcods,ie, J. *, Richards. j. >,
u Es.orson c Gillette, X. r. H. Wal.
lace and NJ. L. Robertson. from the Idaho 10
the Texas
training station, Great Lakes, nino,a 10 she
AisNsdDpl.
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.

with nome and address Of owner ana
attorney. When attorneys name In omitted
address party OF second partI
Downtown.
tSouth of Fourteenth ST.
OAK ST. a.. n $. a5N50---Theresa Mafis.
cano to Antonio Mariscano. " Oak ct
y part. all liens Jan 7............ ~
WlI1.ETT 81, So. 1GsxloO - David
Weihstein to samuel Midler. 10 Allen 81
wANERLEY PL, lgl +. 22x-- John y
Mergenthalsr to Jas c McEachen. Rock
Nille Centre. l. l, mtge $i2,50o. Jan =:
address, As Bway ............ 81
18TH ST. II g. FL Az A, 25xio33--Sig
mund Hornichtar to Celia Hornlchter,
12S W 1l2th 1T. ~ part, mtee sla. 200. all
title. Jan Z. atty, Jacob Mannheim ~
BMay ylOU
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-08

IS HronpriL2essin C'cil'c, from thcrbourg.
- oceanic, from Southampton.
- Chicago CITY. from swansea
s. Aibin gia. rom Hay n,
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RpEtlEar edlminr,.

Die spbs Msns, Der 3dtunssa. uammti6 Der IN ,nsritsr 3unss
sri9dnnoen tut bas g0gihs nm ben essm INNER pisba b~otsursdblsn.
ME bic grmtttlung argmnims. graftHs unb GbEts in Der msytnHi.
f4eH Sade uHs has 9tdruRn otr amaitamf9 iairiniftn Stdatn brtv
gen nabs uab. bb lAlkbu4 biz Esfrduns wVuifcs BON BEN gtpnsH.
ssne ms f@at BET ben MgiHtu IN ben Scrub febfIutEz @roBnut
trtussn mfHL
mir babm uHiuH aartn 3Bsffd. Of hs hG Jau Fa Birb. Dam
sundtf blebm utr snmaI In gsra Gru3 Fteu. ptlts asgtruns aud
inner in WtiiO on bs RuO,t tommtn pmb. lnO bort Dtresn mir
5Dtiielos atpausH, pt bt' Resitruus Rue unb GihrkiI phbr bsr.
felt, uS 9s9ntaueOs ron an Elm fri4ts trdss RdubtrtbH s%,p6butu
SnstansR in ftiseItt. gdBu perDanbtt. Dt Rdubtrtauptsut,H os
GrBi9em uHtrs Role os gufiatsbtamlt in Neritos RHieruns III
burt aua, Das adds9m IT, b~org,iar,bn. sic IN uupsrmcOi4 unb
u~nausbtdbi6.
limb bts Roll, piro ben SdpetrrpubHsn ni6t fdr Osarausutrs
Dsdub idHi ben g1stiIantn uiat fBr uftut4. lnsegoosnt atuOr lsben
ben ssfrmsm Stulmsfu niat 0ahonH no6 psnisu ben fsmoeu
3udtmsit. 9R Der sithHs Tnb mir, unb in Or blcbsu mir utunesos
fiji tanss 3dt. g%uufigHfals, O. Tam aud bic bs frtntn erObtrus
baraus prOm mahH.
Sinh mir bi hen auoatrH Seebt, t, BEN Romtu nt fouberin
fRS2 Die hr befreit nhH 5nen mir bs RtDoluticnbrn perbohn
haben2 sHO Mrs in PORTO ai5O2 On ben gbirpptRn2 leberol
fprdHse bic gloife br %GingtboruR uR3 am Hs5Htn on ben 6ats, obslett
mir uns inner idbtr fir bas hrtiteH. mas mir linen Gutts esan bobsn.
sdfiH mir 9hb, uno 3atrnH aus rem sptds. Wau irat uns nift
uHb nrb us utt trautR. gmr firo5tet ms unO nir6 uns firtitn. tros
oIIer fdBum @orts. Sos gpbt. ~erponFb. 3oHon if gdlratt uno
ssIttbt mou fa oorti9sn, bob man gsHs6t utros. Dom
fa fhmnier nr I'M Ft it0r gu tauidm2
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Der NiaiouarSenFd nnO 81. Seutid. syrnd,.

Die in Sort BaRm, SROaHa. effsinHSs tdsl4s .5res yuTie un0
Staatss 3eHung- buitttt:
r4us BEN tHr5i1 in tfr 3etung psrofntIidtsn gtrtt a6.r BIZ,
Gusbrsttang bs otutittu uHtrritts in ben btFsn 6ffenHi6sn S6uIsn
gHg herOor bb in Zen 0fHtittn StuLR binabs iUDist atnbr BON
9msrttanen blhden unhrti5f gnhBen, ns ainbtr oeuHttr Gnern in
ben GentHteautn unb Ofimtfttn Ghuku. Dem no6folgtnbn grIbnis.
bos Elm agrt uisrsr 3stung in 6Outb 8nb baHs, mag an uo fir fh
nt4t aa3uStI 9tosutang b5uusisn ietr. nbr ietnfaIls lift Is 4mattri.
fHa uno tenesptss cine ausna9ms. Der agmt befu6ts ben teutften
5drtuer ai BEN anDein os peitbetannten, Dor sinigen 9a6ren brfors
bsHsn 8flugo6riautsH unD UhIiOHdrs Dtior in South gero, efnen alten
2sier ttr 3stuHs. ais Gin anabs, Der fd I'm ben Gdrtner ,u Tdaffn
nadts but4 bic lluerHaHung in oeutihu epradt oufmsrdam osmaht,
BEN getHettr auf 5euHh anubee unb Fh NIT im unterbiel. Der anabs
3tste 10 bI SntrsiIe fir oeti4e 3eitunen, bob r ben Qgnhn fhItbfh
81 ieiner otutiam Gcupemant flbrte, bic a bspog. nuf bic 3ehuna su
nbOHnisrsH Der gsrreu. bu saubte, ss NIT benz ainbe bon eff tur,ia
9eutfdm gu tn gu baben, fngs itIsBli6 ben anabsn,
Der T sgufit Ti, pn6 r4klt be 2rtpOrt bB sr Elm grobtnb Differs
ieL unb f5 fiBs er ttn3u, BAT FFo grpBpatr BLOB Der sngfiden enrads
mddtg gsrem iei bB aud fem Batter BLOB snsfd fprede. ob sr asr
ouBer sngGf4 Ruti6 uno fran30fid femme 4I9 Elm aontraf 3piI1en
fisism aratsn unb ben aincen ioE4er GiuesDanSrtsr, bic nfdts efdDiu.
her gu iH bo6en, oIs fr 9euf4 au5uaebsn."
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Omaha, Rsbrg 8. 5ni, 1914.
2eutids gFastfsi,r in gcuOcr

Ole 0eitiden BON geioer uuo
.umpegeu0 baden brtanntlih 0rei
gieilen bpu Der StaOt IN riuem
.idoneu @aI6ben cine beaueme sal.
lie gebaut. Ole mir Dos geielBe &C..
Sen Der DEitihen pon GROCER gcs
.oeuhing III. 9cstcu Moutdq hat
ole GCltid'r Garmfr @cicaitait Die
oicie Sale eignet, ibrr geriamm.
lung nit groBem 4iiugiieit o5ae.
balteu, oas eiucu hotit crfolgreihen
BerIauf nnbm. gtadmittaas I'M 3
ubr mar Die Notwithstanding
in neIder inter suOerem beihloi
len Duroe, am Sonntag, II. SUM,
oas arobe Siuoerfeit o~b3ubnIton. ods
bon 9tab puo 5ern itet5 DieI 9oIf
aH5iebt. Die 4. Suliieier fdat Die.
ies Sabr aus.
Iod Der Notwithstanding
5ielt Der 3eutite g]iraprUereu I'm.
Ter Dem Sorts bon &i}rsBrdiiocnt
81. GBmnnn cine Grtra.geriumnt.
lung ob, nm elmer Geoe BON Serrn
Bal. s. Better, Dem g]raiioeuteu oes
taatsperbanOes glebrasta, 81 Iali.
ihen. SER Better be5auoelta Bic
3iele uuo 3pcde Oes Stadtsous
banOeS uuo Rationul6ua6cs uno
3eilte an 6uno ibrer bisbcriqen SET
itmgen IN Staats. mo lational.
irnaeu, oaB ieoer 7eutdcr 9lit.
aIieo oes 8un0es fem ioatc. Zie
aniprnte Dur0e NIT grobem get.
iau nufgeuommen mo bat ieoei.
iaas oa3u beigetraqen 6os s5nter.
aiie fir ben 8er0er gur9crpcrcrn.
Der iid iebt idou elmer groBen Dit.
glie6er3abI @erfreut. 81 erbobcn
gfah Der 8~eriammllmq te1unn
oas eigentIide Set. o1s iit eines
iebr itnrfen geiufe5 erireute un0
in Der ifloniten 3eiie DerIief. 8a5r.
lih, Die Gelttiflen BON Benoer mo
perite6en Gfingitmontag
uah eftar oeutider 8eiie 81 ieieru,
0rouBen in @otte5 iraier g}atur.
5n Renoer iInoet Samitag bic
Roitmeiltermabl itatt. Cine 3eihe
a~am6iedten tritt auf. 9arumter
befinoet iid elm Geutiher, SER
% 5. Ranih Der i'm areiie lei.
ner 2n6sleute iebr belie6t lit.
1em or lire eltrae1tibung er5aIt,
1T inn Der Sieg ffer.
SHreiber lift ben 9eutiden bon
fir Die irelrnSh6e 4ufnab.
me 81 8anf oepfltdtet.
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3a-m Qer6Rn+ntn bid =
Dorosner 5inte eignet li9 Elm Se.s
aufsub Dortrsfftihu emma. neil Der
urfpriHsIi4 i'm DaFer en4baItens
aaIt ourh oos ao9sn ausgsldiebtn
tt, FDtitsr absr aud, neil Die i'm Zee
euthnltene @trbiGure Die gsroannuno
ohp lrlbnng pDsr abi6sibHng mSas
ltf ma4t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-03

unb Raifine. i'm ieIbiges auf
aii6lein 5u iibertragen. Chart Del
itno cine 0faihine bel gorausbe.
aabluu5 $3.50. agenten in ieoem
gountp berlangt. -Gbiden 2ife ca.
Ser 60, 202t Cunning Ctr, Snlnba
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91arftberidt.
Su0Grnaha

Sho10maba, 3. 3uni.
Rin6Die6-3ufubr 3100; Marft
iI1u bis 10-15e me0riger.
Gute bis Bette SdbrIinga $500
8.75.
@ute Bis Bette SIS. 2O-8.75.
@itteIiadBige Biz CUTE $500
$40.
gepobnIi6e Biz mitImdbias
$7.4G-8.00.
Slide un0 Sellers felt.
@ute Bis bette Sellers $685.
$40.
gtod aa5e uno seifers 5000
IT'S.
eaite Bis bette aH6e $500 :
7.75.
@ittaImaBige big CUTE $3.50
700.
Stoders uno 5eeOprg felt.
@ute Biz bette S7.75--8.00.
UaittelmdBige Bis CUTE $7.4o-
7.75.
Gep6bnlife Biz mitteImdBige
$70O-7.40.
Gtod anbe S6.00-7.75.
a1lber $8.00-1t.O0
guaen So. 75-7.75.
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eannbries.

Gin 9eufder, "a Sabre alt. Der
nit gferoan ulgeben fam,
ninift grbeit olif Der 6orm. SEQ.
.gtihot 22t4 8 Sir. Siio.0ma6a.
The Denver star., 1914-01-31

church and other heroes of human
rights who fought that the colored
race might have its freedom as God
Intended 1t should have.
Mrs. Hunton was loud in prnise of
the women of the race, who, she said.
had stood loyalty by the men. giving
them encouragement and hope through
the fifty years of freedom which the
race is nSs" celebrating. The progress
which the colored people have made
under the most cruel and unfair treat
ment ever meted out to a people In q
civilized country called Christian, said
Mrs. Hunton. fully justifles all that
MI Beecher and men and women of
bis stamp did for us.
Professor Kelly Miller in his address
made the application of the teachings
Of Mr.. Beecher to the present condi-
tion of the race In masterly and
scholarly production of facts He
based his discourse on the life of
Moses in dealing with the children OF
Israel and what would have happened
had Moses yielded to the selfish notions
OF the leaders at the kings court in
stead of casting the positive side of his
life with his own people
Professor Miller emphasized the need
OF the right kind of education and the
duty of the educated to the rank and
iile of the race. This thought the
speaker Illustrated by calling attention
to the positive and negative signs In
algebra. Mr.. Miller is positive in his
belief that were Mr. Beecher alive the
fpr hmm u r mi, a
race segregation in all of its phases
Just as vnliantly as he did against the
injustice Of human slavery.
The Denver star., 1914-01-31
ORGANIZATION SOCIETY TO
HOLD MEETING IN RICHMOND
Promoters Eager to Perfect Better
School and Health Conditions.

Richmond, Va.-GovernOr William
Hodges Mann and Dr. Booker T.
Washington will speak in the Rich
mond city auditorium on the night Of
Nov. before the Negro OrganiZa
ton Society of Virginia at its first an
nual meeting. Better schools. better
health. better homes. better farms
this Is the motto Of the organization
which aims to federate all interests
that trend to promote the welfare Of
the masses.
An interesting program has been
arranged for Nov. and l. Reports
will be presented on cooperation with
the Virginia state health department
in reaching the masses of our people
In the rural districts and in the cities;
health campaigns waged through four
counties OF Virginia: popular educa
tion for better health and improve
ment in rural schools.
Lectures will also be given on CO.
operation in agriculture and co-opera-
ton in business, a report on the re-
cent southern sociological congress
will also he presented. Delegates from
VI W III pt "
represent the health and educational
interests Of religious bodies. Sunday
schools. secret societies and civic as
socations.
All organizations are eligible to men,
bership in the Organization society
and may send delegates to the Rich
mond meeting. Robert II. Motion. COM
mandant of Hampton institute. is the
president. John NJ. Candy of the State
Normal school Mt Petersburg is the
executive secretary. Delegates who ex-
pect to attend the meeting are asked
to notify mot later than Nov. u Pro.
fessor Candy or Mrs. Maggie l.. Wal
ker. st. Luke's bank. Richmond. or
Mrs. o. B. Stokes. st. John street
Richmond.
The Virginia State Negro Business
league will hold its annual meeting In
connection with the Negro Organza-
ton society. The officers Of the State
Business league are working among
Me local leagues to have n large at
tendance at the forthcoming meeting
The Denver star., 1914-01-31

sung by choir made up Of singers
from the various church choirs under
the direction of Mr.. T.. Albert Myers.
Among the anthems sung by the choir.
which We're also favorites of the noted
preacher. were 'Who Are These Array
ed In White Robes?' (Stainer) Thou
Lamb of Cod (Wagner) and 20 Ye
That Love the Lord (Cpleridge Tay-
lor).
General Horatio c. King. clerk of
Plymouth church for many years.
made the address of welcome in a
brief but thrilling story of some Of the
historical facts connected with the
church which occurred during Mr.
Beechers paStor;ite of forty years.
General Kings reference to "Pinkie,"
the little slave girl whsse freedom
was bought by plymouth church. was
both interesting and pathetic. He said
that the night Oh which "Pnkie" was
sold Mr.. Beecher had the baskets pass
ed to raise the $500 to meet the re-
quirements OF the bill OF sale, the
church raised $500, paid the slave
owner. gave "Piniie'' her freed IN ami
the rest Of the money to "piukie's"
mother.
The speakers of the evening were
Mrs. a. w. Hunton Of this city and
Professor Kelly Miller dean Of the
college of arts and sciences. Howard
university. Mrs. Hunton reviewed the
work of Bcecher as n preacher anti
slavery agitator and leader OF thought
in his day. She quoted many pa assageS
from his speeches against slavery and
noted his deeds of Kindness as Chris
uan warrior. The speaker. paid q
glowing tribute not only to Mr.. Beech
but to the members OF Plymouth