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j. NORWAY. +

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The recent Sangerfest given by the
Norwegian-American in Chicago was
a splendid success unsteady and
financially. About 400 singers from
the largest cities of the East and
West participated. Nine. 1nga Orner
was the chief attraction and her sing
ing was one of the pleasant features
Of the big week.
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There are thousands of tourists in
Norway this summer and all summer
hotels are filling up rapidly. Norwe-
gian-Americans are very much in evil
dence and English and Germans are
plentiful.
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The Norwegian parliament has fol-
lowed the lead of Secretary Daniels
Of the American navy and will pro-
hibit the use of intoxicating liquor
by army and navy officers.
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Emperor William of Germany will
make his annual visit to Norway in
July this year and will, as is his Gus
tom, pay a visit to Trondhjem and
Bergen. MARION 8. NORELUS.
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The Story by Chapters.

Chapter Ion Charge Of
Murder.
Chapter II.-Detective Michael
kearney.
Chapter lil.-Murder In the
Second Degree.
Chapter IV.-No. 60,109.
Chapter V.-Plannin9.
Chapter Vl.-The Getaway.
Chapter VIl.-Helps From the
Dead.
Chapter Vlil.-Hunted.
Chapter Ix.-The Coming Of
the Woman.
Chapter x.-The Hand Of the
Law Stretches Out.
Chapter xl.-Out For a Pur-
pose.
Chapter XII. - Losing tho
Chapter XIII. Two Potent
Aids.
Chapter xiV.-On the Trail of
the Quarry.
Chapter xV.-The Sacrifice.
Chapter xVI.-Restitution.
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Shsai9's sais Under Szsoatio1.
County Of Kandiyohl 3.
State OF Minnesota, ~ =ssEs:
District Court
Twelfth Judicial District
partners as Peterson 5,Wgeell,,n.
Thomas Crowley and Sarah Crowley.
Notice is hereby given that By virtue
Of an execution to me issued out Of the
District Court for the County OF Kandi-
yoni. state OF Minnesota, upon Judg-
said County on the 22nd day Of May,
1913, in an action wherein r. G. Peter
son and F. G. Wellin, co-partners az
Peterson & Wellin are plaintiffs and
are defendants, in favor Of the said
plaintiffs and against the said defen-
dants. for the Sum Of Seventy-seven
and 62-100 Dollars and Two and 66-1O0
eaoa waa eeesed e9 ana Ssn
me as Sheriff in and for the said Coun-
ty Of Kandiyohi. I have on this End
day Of June A. D. 1914, levied upon ali
defendant. Sarah Crowley, in and to
the following described real property
to-wit: The North half OF the South
west quarter (Nh Of sWA) Of Sec
Hun i Rsnsa Rh,e 9ge
four $50 in Kandiyohi County. State
Of Minnesota, with all Entertainments
and appurtenances thereto belonging,
and shall as such Sheriff Of said Kan
A. p. 1914. at the hour Of 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon Of that day, at the
front door Of the Court House in the
City Of Willmar in said County OF
Kandiyohi, State of Minnesota, proceed
to sell the right, title and interest OF
the said defendant Sarah Crowley in
and to the above described tracts OF
parcels of land for the purpose of pay
on the said Judgment with interest
and the costs and disbursements to &C
crue upon the said execution.
Dated June End, 1914.
PETER BONDE,
Sheriff Of Kandiyohi County. MINI
GEO. III. BITTERNESS. :,
Attorney for Plaintiffs. -
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stepped upon the bridge with his pro-
test of innocence ready on his lips
James Montgomery was in a cell in
murderers' row in the Tombs.
Ito be continued)
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Yatchman was murdered. Three men
did the job. The policeman on the
beat heard the explosion and got this
lad. The other two made their get
away"
"You got a case here that won't fall
dOwn?"
Eyes, sir: it's good case"
The inspector hesitated as If debat-
ing in his mind whether to put the
boy through an examination. Lieuten-
ant Kearney seldom needed aid from
his chief. He was detective Of ex-
perience and one who could safely be
trusted to clear up any case.
Ranscombe turned to the pile OF doc
uments on his desk.
"Take him to the Identification de-
partment and go ahead with the case,
he instructed the detective. F.
The fingers of Kearney's right hano
gathered up the folds of his prisoners
sleeve until his grip became viselike.
He wheeled about and started for the
corridor, the boy half staggering along
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DENMARK. i.


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T.. When Georg Brandes was In Chi.
cago recently he said: Il have been
In your country three days and I
never before saw so many beautiful
women in so short a srece Of time
and am seventy-thre They have
not only beauty but self-conf1dence
and an Independent spirit. The pro-
lection you give them is wonderful"
With regard to American authors, he
said: Poe is the greatest American
poet, although a little mad; next to
Poe is Thomas Paine, the hereto;
perhaps may like him because am
q hereto also. regard Jack London
as the greatest contemporary author.
Next to him might classify Upton
Sinclair and Frank Norris as dis.
.tinctively American. Emerson Is the
greatest American thinker. All
Danes have warm spot IL their
hearts for Longfellow who under
stood Scandinavian literature better
than any American and whose trans
.
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Time TABLE.
ARRIVES.

Arrival and departure of trains at
the Willmar Station:
No. from St. Paul. ...... 2:O5 q. m,
No. 13 from St. Paul. 900. 1880 D. m.
No. 81 from St. Paul. 900. 9:1Op. m,
NO. 3 from st. Paul. ..... .10:4 5 p. m.
No. 81 from Duluth. ...... 700 p. m.
No. 81 from Yankton. ..... 3:45a. m.
No. 80 from Sioux City. 80. 300 p. m.
No. from Coast. 4:45 q. m,
No. 10 from Grand Forks. $3.50 a. m.
NO. IA from Fargo. ....... 1:40 p. m.
DEPARTS.
No. for Seattle. ........ 2:10 a. m.
No. 13 for Fargo. ......... 1928 D. m.
No. 9 for Grand Forks. ii. 10: As p. m.
No. 81 for Sioux City, 300 p. m.
No. 81 for Yankton. ILLS D. m.
No. 81 for Duluth. ....... 600 a. m.
No. 10 for st. Paul. 5000. 4:10 q. m.
NO. ~ Tor st. Paul. ....... 1900 a. m.
No. IA for st. Paul.. 2:3O D. m.
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.yfIoolns sharpsns Lassn aao,ssrs..
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-06-17

The Swedish tobacco trust shows 4
profit of 100000 crowns for 1913. The
board of directors suggests Z per
cent dividend, the balance to be placed
in q reserve fund. =>% -'' @:.z !.
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to break open new leads. but the quar-
~ In fight would not know the faces
OF the men after them.
Montgomery's head was swimming,
and his heart going like trip hammer
when he was showed into prison van
with the others and taken to the Jeffer-
son Market police court in the lower
west side to be arraigned.
As dismal as was the interior of the
Ill lighted courtroom, the first glimpse
OF the black robed magistrate brought
feeling of relief to Montgomery. He
was In court of justice, an institution
designed for people in the very plight
In which he found himself. The inno-
cent would here find protection, and
the guilty would receive punishment
The courts were as much for the peo-
pie as for the police, he thought.
AS the line Of prisoners edged along
In front Of the magistrates desk he
began to frame the words he would
say in his own behalf. Surely he
would be given chance to declare his
innocence.
At last it came his turn. He stepped
upon the little elevation known as the
bridge" and looked over the edge of
the magistrates desk. The MAGISTRATE
did not look at the prisoner; but gave
all his attention to document placed
before him by clerk at his right
hand. He signed 1t and gave it to De:
tective Kearney, who held fast to the
sleeve of the accused. The policeman
on duty at the bridge pulled back the
prisoner, and Kearney started Oh
through the crowd with him. In his
right hand the detective held the diocu.
ment committing Montgomery to the
Tombs to await an investigation Of the
charge against him and an indictment
by the grand jury. 5s. 5 .:5 81 = ..z /:
Within half hour from the time he
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To.
day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York. cloudy to-day. With
probably local showers: warmer In south
portion; fair Tomorrow; moderate south
winds.
For New Jersey. cloudy and warmer
to-day: probably fair tomorrow. moderate
south and southwest winds.
For northern New England. partly cloudy
and warmer probably local showers to-day;
fair tomorrow: fresh south winds.
For southern New England. cloudy and
warmer to-day; probably followed by local
showers. probably fair tomorrow: fresh
SOUTH winds.
For western New York. fair and cooler
to-day. fair tomorrow; moderate ives,
winds.
NEW YORK, May 3o.--The northern por.
ton of the trough Of depression from the
West moved eastward and was central
ever Lake Superior yesterday. attended by
showery conditions over the north central
states and upper lake REGIONS.
The pressure remained low In the fsr
Southwest but was high over all other
parts OF the country. with principal centres
on the New England coast and over south
Dakota and Nebraska.
Rain was still falling in Texas
Elsewhere the weather was generally fair.
Higher temperatures prevailed In the
upper lake regions, but II was cooler in the
Missouri Valley and Northwest and In New
England and the middle Atlantic States
In this city the day was fair and cooler.
wind. fresh easteriy; average humidity, ~
per cent; barometer corrected to read TO
sea level. at 5 A. NJ. 30.3s: . =. NJ. so.u.
The temperature In this city yesterday. as
recorded by the oficial thermometer. Is shown
In flr xrH tahl
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Army and Navy Orders.

wAsHINGroN. May 2e.--rhese army or
ders were issued
r. M h rneS rnl1s
Capt. J, r. Ras,ion Medical Corps, to For,
FIRST Lieut., + II. Mills. Medical Reserve
Corps, 70 Jackson Barracks; louisiana
and duties Of the Ordnance Department are
Capt. +, E. shuyder. from Manila to sandy
capt. T, j. Smith, from Sandy Hook to
Augusta arsenal, Georgia,
Capt. H. y. Councilman, from Augusta ar.
senal, Georgia. 20 Sandy Hook.
First Lieut., 4. y, Budd, from watertown
Wrist Lieut.. il. E. X Muhlenb.rs. from
First Lieut.. 4. II. Hoblcy. from Sandy
First, Lieut.. T. H. Bane,: from sandy Hook
10 Rock Island arsenal, Davenport, Ia
:, Frs! Lieut. G. E; partridee from Sandy
Firs, Lieut. u. X. shurtlrn Springfield
armory Massachusetts,, to WATERFOWL ar
First Lieut. H. T, ,pinans, from Water
town arsenal to Rock Island arsenal, Daven-
First Lieut., b, o, Lewis, from Rock Island
arssnsl 10 Watertown arsenal
town arsenal to Frankford arsenal "1'''
Frs, Lieut. q, y, J., Ka Hds from Water
Hook 10 Watervliet arsenal, New York
These officers will proceed to the station
specified;
First Lieut.. G.. II. Stewart, Tenth Infantry
Springfield armory,
First Lieut.. A. ID. Minick. Eleventh Infan-
try, Rock Island arsenal
First Lieut., NJ |. Brett Coast Artillery, to
Sandy Hook. - ~
First Lieut., g, q. Mettler. Cast Artillery,
and First Lieut.. J, y. Rose Coast Artillery
10 Washington, u, q,
First Lieut., G. DonRvIn. Twonty-third
Infantry TO Galveston. Tex
First Lieut. T. l.. Coles. Coast ARTILLERY
to Watertown arsenal; Second Lieut. ", t.
clay Coast Artillery. 10 Watertown,
Second Lieut.. II, 3. Oherly, Coast Artillery
sandy Hook: Second Lieut. h y BodIn,
Coast Artillery, to watertown arsenal.
These navy orders were issued:
Leutenant-c Commander u. 7. Bulmer, from
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Quartermaster'e once, 26th 81. a tjray :
gerry Road, philadelphia, May as, ISIS
II o'clock A. NJ, June 81 1914. FOR furnish
Ing a. th!s depot Spark Ancestors: AYES,
Mosquito Bars: Bedsteads: Blankets; Corn
Broomr; BuEies; Barrack ChaIrs; Nattres,
Covers; Field Desks: Stoveplpe; Hatchets
Handles, shovel Spade; Helves. Az q
Ratchet; Trunk Lockers: Mattresses: Pick :
ayes Pillows; Tent Poles; Music Pouches;
shoyels: Color Slings; Spades: Color STATS:
application: conno! THOMAS CRUISE. De
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Sc LED BIDS will be received nv IN.
Board OF Water supply, at It's offices twenty
second noor Municipal Building, Park Row.
centre and champers Streets, New York
CITY, until IL A. NJ. on Tuesday. June 2.
1914, for Contract 12i, for the construction 81
nine concrete stone and brick superstructu r ss
al and near the Ashskan reservoir in ths
town OF Olive. Ulster county New yoru
Tho largest Of the building. Ia approximately
smallest ~ feet BY 81 feet by Is feet
The substructures or foundations Of the
buildings have been built and the CITY viii
furnish and erect the roof cover Tor the
Al the above place and time the bids vii,
De publicly opened and read; Pamphlets
pamphlets Of contract drawings, can b.
obtalned at the above address. at the onies
ten ten dollars Ni6j In cash Or Il. ssuiSai .S q,
apply to the ofiice OF the Prineipaf As.istsppss
Engineer az the above address
CHARLES STRAUSS. President
CHARLES N CHADWICK.
JOHN r, CALVIN
Commissioners Of the Board Of Water supvlv
W. BRUCE COBB Sscretary
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PROPOSALS..


SEALED BIDS viii be received nv m.
hoard OF water supply at Its offices twenty
second moor, Municipal Building Park Row
centre ana Chambers Streets, New York CITY
unti II \. NJ, on Tuesday. June "a 1914
tor Hontrao, ~, for the construction o,
Asnokan bridge, reinforced concrete
structure forn'lns part OF tho highway sys-
tenn around Ashoksn reservoir and consist .
ing OF 10 arches each having a span OF 81
Feet Inches and a rise of II feet 4 Inches
The bridge will be about l.l20 feet long md
VIII have roadway 2? feet wide Ths
foundations. Hbutments and lower portions
OF the piers are not included in this con
duct to - duet electric conduit; The work
ls located near Ashokan. In the Town of
Olive ,s' Ulster county. New. York. about II
AT the above place and time the bids will
be publicly opened and read. Pamphlets
containing Information for bidders and con
tract drawings can be obtained at the aboV.
address, at the once OF the Secretary nv
depositlns the sum of ten dollars Csioj in
cash or Its equivalent for each pamphlet
For further particulars apply TO the ONCE
above address ~ NV
CHARLES STRAUSS. Presidsnt.
CHARLES " CHADWICK
JOHN +, CALVIN,
Commissioners Of the Board OF Water Sunnlv
W. BRUCE COBB, Secretary.
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES,
Manhattan

schiossen % Banker Trust '' co. ana Sno
GLENNoN, JOS j, to Ncra N''S Sui,
RESITY HoLDiNG co to Mtg A s.oc,a,s,sI
TITLE q a co to Henry Burden, as
SOM, LYMAN, and anC, to coiam iiGSo
q, knlckerbooker Trust Comm. ,s5. 900
ATLANTIc MICE coRPN to American ss,SeD
SANE ike e, 90 same ;ne'....,......'..',tS S SSS
nassau MICE 60 to Mutual ''0 iiSS
TrcHESoR Frank NJ, to Ernst pisih d. ~
NJ TRUST Co to Atlantic Mtge
sATI,Pn ,,.;,,,,.'''''' '''.'.'',.,.,!i
wEi,%HANDLER. sampson 81 to a; Lewis Il
RICE Jane 5. to Jennie Mianieviiic. $4,000
NEWMAN, Abr l.; TO Oscar J Dennis So, 900
SOLOMON Jacob ". to Gcnevievc Y
osTEFwALD, Frcdk W, TO Gcneyisves
HERhNANN, Roth G. to KKatih Hero Herr,
SAME TO Henrietta l. Herrmanini sSSSS
SCHWARTZ Jos II, to Title @ r
TITLE 3 T 90 to Fidelity Trust Co ' 5000
ASsph rRu5T CO. eHr' to Edward Leiss.
nI.TMENrMAL. sSm to stat. Bank s.o'OiI
FES SpNEs MIR TR,, g Lena en- MaIkowi's 500
TiThE Q 90 to riiliie s Calm. ,,ii sSSS
HOFFMAN. Max. to Consolidated Industrial
undergraduates LIFE iNs co to '' .iohS
UNION DIME SAY RANK to Bowery Saw
BANK ''''''''''' ,..,,....,... $50 900
bronx.
ms & co, a corpn. to Equitable
TT, AMSTERDAM 'REALTY co TO IDA ia
wooD, Daisy q to Eli1i X boolinnss,. So cS1
BARTLETT WILLIAM o. TO Minna HUB.
GEnpING' JULIA L, to Bronx Bo aroUSp
EcKERsoN, JOHN c. eAr, to Joseph Il
GEisztER ii, to Cath ischor.kc,.....,,i, 900
u TRUST 60 as trus' to Lawyers Mtgc
BrRKAN, NATHAN tru,, to julius julius
BrTLER, WILLIAM A. to william; ' ba;o
swEETMAN LAWRENCE, to Lillian i HiSSo
scmRAM AtGusT, to Alma GREENE sne"
EHiERs, Epw. 70 Florence Eiier,; ,s sSSS
THoRN; WILLIAM l., to Protective Hold
PRo5TEcTivE HoLDiNd 60 to ,t,SSs
R6cKlAND REALTY 90 to william; "A \
MASpEvIiLE JENNIE j, TOP to Peter ss20I r
picEiNsoN, cHAs, to; to Fort Amste t5SGS
ALT rinERr ROSA. to 'chas r Ma,nr,.'s''s7ssG
FULLY, JOHN J. to Agency Realty & Mise
poGLAR SAVINGS BANK '''t to Ada =
l. MICE 60 to Teresa Lamar;ch,cc ' eSS
SAME to Emeline Smith, .........,SsO 00
CITY MITE co to Dollar Saw Bank. $4,000
+ y TRUST 60 to city Mtse Co ..' 's4osT
SAME TO same. .,..,,,,,,,,,,... Ii
SAME 10 same '''''''''.,.,.....t
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Incoming Ves.eis-By wireless.

So 81. Lout. al miles east OF Sandy Hook ct
y. NJ yesterday.
IS La Lorraine, 725 miles east OF Sandy Hook al
s.6S A. NJ.
s. CarT,ania. 40 miles cast of Sandy Hook q,
II 30 a. NJ.
IS Campanls. $40 miles east OF Sandy Hook a,
12.l5 "A. NJ
SIS kslserin AuTustc Victoria. $50 miles east OF
Sandy Hook at noon.
SIS Comet, Baton Rouge, % miles east Of
South Pass At noon.
SIS III Cid, Galveston 2si miles southwest OF
Diamond Shoals al noon.
SIS Perfection, Sabine % miles west OF Tor.
tugas AT noon.
S. Guilfol with Shenango. Port Arthur, 1853
miles west OF ToItugas AT noon
SIS III Occdentc, Galveston, l.2 miles south OF
Jupiter at noon.
SIS Protcus, New Orleans. IS miles north OF
Sand Key at noon.
IS comal, Mobile 100 miles south of Esmon,
Key NJ noon.
So Ma,ura Trinidad ?,s miles south of sandy
Hook at noon.
IS City OF Columbus, Savannah, IS miles
south of Diamond shoals at =. NJ
~ VI Rio, Galveston. Sls miles east of Gal
weston Al y. NJ
ST. Apache. Jacksonville, BOO miles south OF
sandy Hook al +. NJ.
SIS Concho, Galveston. 1872 miles west of Key
West ~ T.. NJ,
). Alsonauin, Turks Island, 20 miles south
OF Sandy Hook AT : =. M
SIS Tcnadores Port Limon. Liza miles south
OF Sandy Hook at 5 i. NJ
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the Pittsburg,
EnsIRn IL ElanIInn. fro

the Pittsburg,
Ensign II. Flanagan. from the Connecticut
to the Trippe,
Assistant Surgeon w ". Eaton, from the
Connecticut 10 home for orders.
Passed Assistant Paymaster n. = Chew
Jr,, from naval station Newport, TO the
Chester,
Passed Assistant Psynaster q. s. Wood
from the Chester 10 home for orders
chaplain q. l.. Bsyard. from the Solace
TO the Texas.
Lieut. O. II. Emerson, from Elcano to
tho Monterey.
Ensign NJ, &, Bowman. from the whining
ton TO home: val. orders
Assistant Surgeon II. II. Laning from the
VIlalobos to the Saratoga.
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FARMS FOR sALE-NEW YORK

~ ACRE FARM in Rifton. beautiful
scenery, large pond and boat; Ice house
nlledi housefurniShinRs, stock and Impi
ments complete; inventory and price SUB
united upon request. u. I. ID. S3T, Ulster
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BENJAMIN BURGHEIMER. In pursuance
of an order Of Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler,
Surrogate Of the County of New York
Eotice Ia hereby given to all persons having
claims against BenJamin Burgheimer late
of the County OF New York. deceased, to
present the same with vouchers thereof o
the subscriber, at their place OF transacting
business, No. 30 Nassau Street, Borough Of
Manhattan. the City Of New York, on OF
before the 9th day Of June next Dated. New
York, the Attn day OF November, 1914
FLORA BURGHEIMER. JACOB BURG
HEIMER, OTTO A. SAMCEIS, Executors
JACOB NEUNARK, Attorney for Executors
70 Nassau Street New York City,
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wAsIIINGToN. May 80 - Tho gunboat
Yorktown has sailed from San BIAS for
Mazatlan; the destroyer Trippe from Key
Guantanamo for Key West; the battleship
Minnesota from Vera Cruz for Tampico; the
collier Culgoa from Tampico for New York
yard the destroyer Jouett from Galveston
for Vera CRUZ; the tender Castine from San
Chez for Santo Domingo.
The torpedo boat Preble has arrived at
Mazatlan; the tug lucas at Boston; the
tug Tecumseh at Washington: the cruiser
Vera Cruz; the cruiser ST, Louis at Mare
Island.
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av' May 30. VI, 6 c. atty. T DAILY.
BAILEY Az, " y, 1894 2sist st, so *
Ia - Bertclscn Realty co To Comfy
Mtge 60 30 Wall st, MAY 60 yr 9 c;
Az, :, 7i.9 Westchester
ay. : lots. 225Nll5 In all. mtges, each
$4,000 - Bertha Kaufman to Lawyers
Ilte ms and Trust CO. 100 Bwsy, May IS
y yrs. Interest as per bond; atty, l. + | &
Co, 100 Bway ...............,. Sl7 &. 900
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APARTMENTS TO LEr-rUR>Isurp

nlN ERSlDE DRIVE, near 1lSth Street
Attractive front apartment overiLokins river
u.nshtiully cool; seven rooms, two baths
VIII Subject Tor summer fully furnished, silver
ana linen Included; terms reasonable Apply
Room iel2. ~ West 3ith street. Tel Cree
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SUMNER COTTAGES TO RENT.

OWNER going TO Europe will rent for
summer his new modern house. considered
the most up to date and attractive house on
the beach; very eNpensively and newly fur
maids and three bathrooms; also garage A. nd
.hauH ours room; be seen any day
Apply OWNER, box 200. sun uptown ONCE,
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within Mayors Assistant Secretary.

r. Stagg Within. formerly managing
director of the Honest Ballot Association
has been appointed assistant secretary to
Mayor Mitchell nj $4,000 a Year, to ssry,
until the post Is filled BY competitive sx-
animation.
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MOORE, ROBERT-In pursuance of an
order OF Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler, a
Surrogate OF the County Of New York. notice
IN hereby given TO all persons having claims
against Robert Moore, late OF the County Of
New York deceased, to present the same
with vouchers thereof to the subscriber. at
his place Of trsnsacttng business. No 233
Broadway borough Of Manhattan, In tho
CITY OF New York. on or before the :ist day
OF September next Dated New York the 9Th
day OF March, 1914 KSEELASD MOORE
Executor, CAMPBELL, MOORE AMER
MAN, Attorneys for Executor, s35 Broadway
Borough II Manhattan, N.w York CIV
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.

LoSr-A lady's small black ftted trav.
the west side OF PARK avenue bstwsen ,5th
ana Ssth Streets. at half past three FrIday
atterhoon; reward Of $1,000 viii be paid
Tor us return to 635 Park Avenue, 18th floor
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Arrived-FRIDAY. May 20
So Baltic. II 80 r NJ, Liverpool, May 81
IS Russia, ~ 80 A. NJ, Libau. May Is.
SIS Italia. 2lO \. NJ. Palermo. Nav rs.
S. Madonna II 30 p. NJ. Naples. May Is.
SIS Princpello. $50 p. NJ, Rotterdam. May 10
81 Tcakwood. II 80 a. NJ, Pembroke, May Is
S. Ro.elands, 3 A. NJ. Guam tanamo, May %.
SIS Algonquin. 9:2j z. NJ, Turks Island.
May %.
s. Pancras. 1880 A. NJ. Barbados, May p.
S. Wolf. i:t5 =. NJ, Antilla, May %.
S. Hugin, 2:30 p. NJ. Puerto Padre. MAJ =.
SIS Olaf, 3 Z. NJ. Manzanillo, May 3.
IS II Sud, Galveston, May %.
S. City OF Montgomery. Savannah. May -.
SIS strathgyle, wilmington, N C., May -
SIS Lampasas. Galveston. May 20
IS Mohawk. Jackson VILE. May %.
S. Dakotan, Philadelphia, May IS.
IS Rhein fels, Boston. May rs
S. Pawnee. Philadelphia, May q
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
SIS Cedric. at Liverpool
IS New York, at Plymouth.
SIS Ryndam. at Rotterdam.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
SIS I'D riatic. from Queenstown.
SIS Princess Irene, from Naples.
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cONNECT,.UT REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
BRONX REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

JEROME AVE: subway and Il" extensions
now building, houses built; for lot bargains
take Jerome ave. trolley to Yonkers ave
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APARTMENTS To LET-uNrURNusHEp
brooklyn.

SINGLE FLAT middle door to let G
rooms and bath, latest improvements ass
Grove 81. BROOKLYN
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
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MORTGAGES.


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