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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-16

, been provision for the future addition of 104 rooms.
 COmmodious Sample Rooms The sample rooms for commercial men are located on three floors, and to say | that they are the acme of building ar engagement would be describing them in- adequately. They provide for room 6l l feet by + feet up to 20 feet by 90 feet. Each room is arranged to easy access to service halls. They have wide doors for the easy handling of trunks and boxes, in fact. they are the largest doors in any hotel in the south. An odd feature is the 1 folding sample tables, which form wains- coting when not in use, all in mahogany. 1 Special ceiling lighting has been arranged 1 for the best possible display of samples and exhibits. Commercial men will find | these rooms elegantly decorated and fur nished, which includes wall paper match | ing the carpets The roof promenade con- ] tains 25 rooms for employees and fan room In addition there is space provided for an open air roof garden. which is floored with red promenade tile, arranged with pergolas and flower boxes. This room will not be open this season.
 Mechanical Equipment l Every modern convenience in the me- | chanical line has been provided. A three l unity system of high pressure boilers . transmits power to the engine room,
 where are located three units of genera
 tors There is a complete system of re- frigeration, air washing, ventilating. 1 pumps and deep well water supply to roof | tank, vacuum sweeper and fire lines. 1 Electric. wiring in conduits for light, l fans and bell wiring, concealed plumbing | pipes, direct and indirect heating, gas | piping, electric passenger and service
 elevators, telegraph and telephone facili- ties, mail chute are a few detailed fea- lures.
 | This hotel has been constructed in the most modern and scientific manner. The i steel suDerstrnctare furnished by the American Bridge company is supported on concrete footing carried down to solid
 bed rock. On account of the formati
 of the soil in this district for build
 ing of this character spread footings
 could not be used.
 All floors are constructed of hollow tile arches with concrete covering; this con- : struction being considered the best firt-
 proof construction in engineering cir
 ces. All floors tile, marble ce-
 ment, insuring absolute cleanliness and
 proof against vermin
 The steel work was designed in ac- cordance with the most rigid specifica- ) tions for this class of work, and was fab ricated according to the most modern and
 scientific shop practice, and is designed
 to carry an additional future wing
 Another important feature is the conl-
 plete housing in of all piping, stacks and
 vents from ground to roof, which, wher exposed to view invariably spoil the ex-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-16

, on are among the finest anywhere in this section. The Tutwiler Is in construction details easily the foremost hotel south of Washington. It Is incomparable. It has been source of great delight to execute the plans for this hotel day by day and then to see the fuless of the completed and furnished structure. I do not hesitate to say that this hotel Illl cause everyone in Birmingham to be proud The Ridgely apartment on which we have worked for some months, is easily the finest apart ment in the south and among the best in the country"
 MT. Harris will be here several weeks getting the affairs of the two contracts settled great many details in accounts and such like are yet to be handled be- fore MT. Harris will be in a position to leave Birmingham, which he said yester- day he regretted very much to do per- manently.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-16

elevator hall, 20 feet by 27 feet, containing marble fireproof stair connecting the various floors. In addition to this stair there will be two additional fireproof stairs, one at each end of the public cor ridor. At each end of all corridors there has been arranged a large window for light and ventilation, providing an air draft from one end of the corridors to the other On each floor there has been arranged service hall connecting with the main corridor by f1reproof stair and service elevators and service pantry. There are also three fire lines in each hall
 The hotel has S43 rooms. There has
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-16

rooms, there has been placed the most
 elegant furniture that could be secured. Pains have been taken to typify the vari- ous periods of furniture with remarkable success. These rooms will be found to
 be unquestionably the most elegant in the country. In fact the furniture throughout the Tutwiler is so simple and
 so elegant as to remind a person of a home rather than hotel The bedroom floors each contain 30 rooms of various sizes. Each is provided with hath or a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-16

terior and interior appearance of an oth- erwise pleasing structure.
 As this hotel is situated, the rear and alley elevations are exposed to the view of the downtown office buildings and also to the Highlands, and for this req son great care and expense was taken to use first class face brick with pleas ing coloring and workmanship of the highest order Belt courses were also specified and designed with the idea of making pleasing as possible the view of this building, which would otherwise have been less attractive.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-23

Gin SGmarpBer idulO iein iolic, mie
beieitigen mir ibu linO brilgcn Oomt
Die Grfranflng gum StiQitanO uno
5lr Selling 2ll6 ans Den meite-
rcn gluiidBca Oieic5 SoamoS.Scitcs,
Oic iiber u9}euc @ntpidlimgStbcos
ricn" n9iiGe in ser Siioise~, y9litro.
nomie oes llniihtboren~, oSnoioucr.
tirOer~ lmO pielc anOere intereionte
@e6ete 5auOcln miro ser Ster piel
9}eues lerueu uno pielisitiac 9Inrc.
Nlma erhoIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-23

9fcp- Norf %. 6c6r-u Sdul-
0ig oes MorOeS inn eriien @raoc," 10
lautete in 9[6tbeihung 5 Der General.
oiiiieu Der Spru1 Der SSurD ii6er ben
Sod Oscar @ogt, Der augeflagt mar,
9lnna 2. @hitb am 3.0e5em6er pori-
gen Sabres ermoroet oa 6a6cn. Gogt
murOe ipieOer in Die Combs 5uriidge-
bra6t, no er bis, Gienitag alli iein
llrtbeil 6u porten Da6en miro. glls
Der Gbmmn NIT ieiier Stimme Oen
SpriG perfiinoete, 5udte Gogt, Der
Dor Dem Rirhter itauO, nit Oen 9ldE
ielr gab aber ionit fein 3eicbcn, boB
Ct ir0enOruie erregt iei Seine Ser
ionolieu gab ar nit leiier Stinme.
@ogt's @eitGnoniB, DaS nod eins
nal oerIelen purOc, lautetc: $50
brau6tc @elo imo i1 t6Otetc ole
6rou Sd liebte iie. Die G6at err
iolgte am }lbenO OeS 3. 9e5cm6er
1913, i'm &eim Oes Gpiers, ser @ut-
ma6eriu 9luna z. @utb, in 9tr. POS,
SA. StraBe. Die @ut6, bel Der Ger
Sod unO alaoieripieler @ogt eii
Sa6r lang gewo6ut 6atfc, meigerte
iid, 9estcrem @elo 81 geben. &ogt
6olte oarauf Gin Gleiier inO braGte
Der 9(6uuasloien, ais iic i'm sum
9lbibieo fiiBte, orei StiGe IN oen 9iii-
den bel. Gie 9eiAe mlirOe bon ben
So6nen ser Grmoroetcn gciunoen
Gogt purOc am 49, Ee5eluber par-
baftet imO, nnbocm bic SAuBmunoc,
sic cr bel Oieier @elegeubcit cr6al-
ten bate ge6cilt mar, pilroe i5nl Der
@ro5cB oemacbt, ser jeBt nit ieiuer
Sduloigiprebung icin Gn0c geiuu-
Oen 6at.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-23

uagm g, bis iD 9eiunO lm6 wo6lnlf
lUGr Sel 9abc lest spei feline tlene
Ntaodcll aScl tmu 2nOia 6. @inf6am
g%eqetG0lc COMPOUND" nht 6uc1 Qcmg
plr pos loben mas c5 fir mica Qctban
So lpreae itet5 Elm gutcs ggori iiber
S9re W(coi5llt 5l anoercn lciNcnoeu
Sraacn lpo lidj sic 0jclcgcn6cit bielct
6rn 8. 3. @Sinu, 1926 Srcnonts
Npe., &onius GitD, W}o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-23
@rnnOitijdS-llc bcrtruannecm

N}orD 2. N}c@ratb an Genis Gore
uuo tSrolJ 9}proieite 9oltinorcItroBc,
uo6r @|onroeitroBe, Is bel tt5 6uB.
96eo. Goofe an @orrD s. Sind IT,
6rou 0}oroieite 81. StraBc, no6c Ser
SariorO 9}ooO, t6 6ei lao 6uB.
N}ort6o =. 9ouer an 9l6ro6dmSil.
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II. 9(4 an Somes 5. Sug5cS, Siiooit-
Gde Gnioritr. rnO 9lort6 9lueuue, IL
6ci 90 SUB.
5ii6el Go6en nnO 6rou oil SDmon
Go6en Il. 9(., 9}oroieite SoltinoreItrv
uo6e GrcteriuoBe, 22.2 bel 97.3 6uB.
&cnoro q. W}orgon an Sp. 0ein.
3cnbcrger lnO Srau Oiteite Sutton
9luenue, no6e 9ianiogitruBe, Il bci
60 SUB.
5omcs g8. ggeIt an Gas. g. Eot-
ter unO Sron@eitieitc GeuwooO-2loc.
no6e 0iQonitroBc, tt.S Del Sc SUB.
Soiep5ine 9}itiA, Gruitcc, oil Ste.
p6en 5. @erbert mo 6rat @cltieite
%ulosfi-, na6e @}arpaunoiiraBe 1876
bel 74t SUB.
Sol 3. 9eicbe, 9(on, au &egino
Yeide, Gillette @iQiam., no6e GroB
StroBe, 20 6ei 80 SUB.
2uco 8. Gmqrp II. 9( al 9luunc
$. Stump, &cdtc Citcl lm0 Snte'
rciicn
No6n 9l GrommcQ luio Trou an
9io6ert ). @eIib H. 9l, 2 (Sumoltilde
6ronf 9lopaf lno 5rou al gOu
2. 9onOin, 5 @runoitiide.
&oietto d. Settles H. a. &crw,
an Carrie Settles, &leilieite 6cclc-
StroBe, no6e 9ro0D 9locv 80 bel l3
,SuB.
2icicl6c an So6n @}. Settles,
9}orOieitc 9lo6org- na6e %oppleton
StroBc, 10 Del 66.9 SUB.
s. N}elpin 9ua un0 8rou an @lo-
6el 9ot6anl 2 @rltn0itiide
Gieiel6c an @la6el 9. SteOcnS,
Siiopeitieite Golucrton 9toaO, no5e
SoainsitroBc, rs bei 1926 SUB.
s. Slctcber 2ub Ii. 9l an 9llcron0cr
@litdeu lmo 6rolL 0Itieite 9ouoitr~
no6e St. Soiep6itraBc, IA bci 906uB.
&eo gSorid utO SroI oil Oiciel-
BEN, Oiiieite Gnior-, na6c Soiimou-
StroBe, 12 bel 6S SUB.
Com .. 6recman ln0 6ron Gil
So6n g8. 6reemau nnO 6roit @eit-
Scite Goitle, uobe MonnmeutitroBc,
t2M bel IS SUP.
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9lrniiger IND 0jatte, Si0mcitieite Der
@ntnous no6e @}onte6eQo 9(pcy
t4.9 Del % GSilB.
Crescent HeQltp So. an 9morew 6.
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na3c ARcGuaoug0iiroBc 1872 Del %
6AB.
Ncnrp @lerfel an Soenrq 6ricmun
mo 5SrolL Sii0oitieite G6riitionitry
na5e %ulosfiitraBe, - 6ci 50 SUB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-23

v y cT. N 3MnlNr 2TT0 WlTlWCI,
|erianot BON ocu Gleuatorcu COLT
Suihcl, Glcootorcu-@orrotb 252,-
79S 9ulbcl.
Scutiae SdluBrotc.
Standard uciBer 44H-44H
9tr. 3 meiBcr ..... .43% IA
9foNNcn. 3uhl6r t174 @u.
ichcl Ncridn0t 323A Wi1hel Glenns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-23

Gouiorooico @os Glcc. 0ig6t ouo
Eopcr So. Il. VI. ali Baltimore Cube
So. I Sot.
Sroncis 8. @looncD, Srilitec, an
So5. @roDOon @eiiicite Strideriry
uobc 9oiapctte9lpc.
&o9. @ro0oon on 9}em Some 9. II.
8. g., I 9ot. Z
So6n @auui6al (rititec, an @ou96
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Z. @dlton Sones an gemieSworO
mo 6rau Siioweitieite 0}cGuao6-,
na6c @biteloditr., is 6ei 100.
GlenclauO ". @ealmeor Ii. q. an
@m. 6. S6loegel, 6 Cots.
9lnr &aras5off mo 6rau an 2eon
2ittman, gtoroicite D}oulmcnt-, na6c
G0euin., 10 6ei 63.
@m. @.@icgauO lnO Srou an 9ta-
t6on &. @itcber, , Cots.
Saml. @. E6ompiou uuO 6rou al
oieiel6cn, , Cots.
Nat6an y. 9Sit6er mo 6rau on
Somucl G6ompion @eiieitc Ge0ar-
9luc., no6e 3. 9lpe., Is bel S0
0ieiclben an 9lmic @f. 9ed uuo
@attc 3 9ot9.
SorrD 3. 9lmcs an Not6au g.
9Sitcber, 4 Sots.
9lnOrem Sonlilton lmO Srou an
Samuel y. 9o0o IL g.. Siticite Der
@ooopeor-, uo6c 2anualeltry "a bel
275.
Gillian 6. Goufcrslev an @co. gg.
&eileD, SScitieitc &cnmooO-9lUc., na6c
Nrleansitr., 1876 bel 10
Gbos 3. @}irpbD 50. an 9cruaro
G. @orli Oiticitc @uilioro-9(pe., uo-
be Eownienoiir., i73 bel 9S.
Sobn &owolsfD unO Srml all ).
mo 6rod, Siioieitc So
lter-Sluc., uo6e Su5erneitr, 1913 bel
rs.
Gas. 8. Goulco OH SSo6u g8. Bar
Ton mo ISralt 5iioieite GOmonOion.
9lpc, ua0e I Ctr, 1G bci 100.
8. @cslcD Srau an 6. Tol9ogcrs,
g|oroietc N}il6crrD-, nobc glrling-
tonih, II 6ci 70.
8. Gal. 9loGcrS All 8. g9cSleo
@rao luo SraM 9}oroicitc N}ulbcr-
~, ua1c 9lrlin9tonitr, 70 bel 70.
Souiia 6onucr II. 9l. an GonarO
2. Cotton lmo 6raL SiooitIeitc Scr
2anoalcitr, na6c 9RDrtlc-9(pc., 1873
bc 90.
gSu. g. SS6cclcr al 9lntoincttc Z.
@citieite Mloumtir., no6e ser
9}ortb- b-}lpemic, Is bel 80.
5. Gal 9iogers al s. @esIeD Groo
itnO SraL @eitieite 9luuitr, no6e Ser
9}ortb-9lpc., 1876 BEL 800
2ouis Gbcrieiocr uno 5rou All 81.
a. Yafci m0 6rau, Mciticitc @lon-
roc na6c 5aratogoitr., i4.4 0ci %.
9ltIantic 81. 6. So. an I6os. g9.
$. 9lbbott, . 2ot9.
Danicl g. O'9ricn ii. a., 9(0mru
on @co. g. Gins uno 6ran, @citieitc
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9l6ea 9lOg. 81. on Clifton Sminf
ino 6rau @citieitc glbca4 no6c 81.
Str, 1872 bel 50.
@lis 2a6maHn rn0 6rau an 3nlie !
Sapbir, Siiomcit-@de Gal6om- mo
@rcBtmonitr, Al bci ~.
@m. Gcuroie, Grltitcc, an ISM. g
%oultncp. 4 Cots.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-23

9(uSreDe. 9iiAter Gum Pit
gefloqtcn, Der we9en Simounteri1lo-
dlmg Dor sen SAranfeu ite6t) n@o-
rum ga6cn Sie ole iiIberne SGnupi-
tobafsooic uidt anf Der FoIi5ei ab2~
$50 bab' oeoa6t, oie 6dtt' elmer
iortoeuorfclL cs mar ia nlNts mebr
0rjn!~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-23

Sic Scljnter5en luae
rem ieoeu Nlonat 10
icblimnL Onij lcl
mcin Sc4picbt auf
eiueu Sui tra9en
tonnte. SScb be
9anlL 2p0iu Y.
$inf6am' 8 a&cge
table COMPOUND"
3u nebnien lno
bottc nod nic1t Die
erlte sSlnicbc gez
leert ais ic6 MIDI
beoeutenD bel c I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-23

W} ais. 3niubr 94O6 BulNeli
Gcrlonot pon Den GleDotoreu 1868
@irbel; Glcoatoren-&orrat6 14L-
S6S Wltlhcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-23
81 uerfanfcn.


Saus nit eroBem Got an periauien @ute
Haum fir Geiliigel Gas 9does
bolton. &C. Gar z NIu. BON 9ar in einer
ih0nen un0 aeiulioeu @c0cno, Qeue gluiumus
bill StraBcn S6neu inter 4Srcis 81 Oerfaus
fen glnifNecn bel Sulu Wialaiics, (1ooicns
Qrdber). @oOans. Wlo. lNeb11IN.22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-23
Qci, laa3 cinc on0crc 0rna ioot:

Summing, @a. SD er3d6ic lei
Gcnncn 6roucn ieOcn Ead bon 01Sio 6
%inibnms n&eaeta6!c Goasoun5" ms
mas cs filr MIDI aetGau. cyA ipnnte lpc
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gla8en uno filbIte mid Itets i,nipp6I XII
lonnic memc @uusarbciten nidt beforGelI
oOcr cine Strccte 5urildleqeu, obnc oro6c
Shmcr5en auS5lnteben SSM periac5ie
dr5tllde Jte5epte lmo pcribe0cnc gos
tent Nlc0iSincM o6nc 0rleirhtcurno an
fnocu Niein Wotte bradte Sbr lSene-
to6lc COMPOUND" naN SoaIe, ms N
suci ggo:6eu fonnie id slues cnen, Sd,los
fen iric Gin gelun0eS Aino ln0 Ionoc
Gtcdcu obne GrnlIDim9 acben Sh
fam S1r @cGetobe Gnmpounb~ sen
Sroucn empiebcrL nic lei0en luie iM aez
liiier luN Sbneu ltebt es frei, oicielt
@rici sW OcrHbcn 6rnu 0bafiic
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-23
gsun Mndlcriildl.

Gas 6cbrudr&eft Der 0GeuiiCbcll
&unoldon", 6etousgegebeu BON Su-
lius 9foOen6erg IN @erlin cnt66lt 0ic
6ortiebung Ser ii6GrouS intereifonTcu
9eiprcAung Oes %onamo&ouolS iei-
tens OeS 0euti1eu @ice-SOmirols q.
2. 4. @. Sofimam. IS 6eiBt .Oo
inter 9lnOcrem: o9lQe SHiiic pon
Guropo mO pon scr Sitfiiite 9lmcris
fa's mcroen cine 9l6fiir5ung Ser He,-
icoouer Orrcb Oen @onoma-&onol gci
minuen, Oie omerifaii6en per6GltniB-
mdBig cine piel 6eOelltenOere ais Oie
europdii6en SGiifc. GoS mcItGi@c
9lmcrifo bat lnitgeitig in ieOcr 9c
5e6lng Sen groBten &ort6eil bon ser
neuen &erbin0ung inns in 0ieiem
&ort6eil t6eilen iiH 0ie 6eiOeu 9}oiio-
nen, oic iib I'M 9eTB oieies &iiiten-
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ltnO ooS 9ritii6e &eid6. Die Or
iblieBung Ser @eltfiiitc pom 9ritii6-
glorOonerifa miro @nglauO ouBerors
Oentli6e politiibe irnO pirt6ic6oftlicbe
Gort6eile 6rinaen @oncouper, i6on
iebt cine miAtioe 6lotten Stotion
miro ans einem mcit norgeiHobeuen
Soften 3i einem itrategiideu Stiib-
punft eriten HunQeS al elmer Sodl-
ihoBc 0es @eltDerfe6rs ms riidt
5000 Seemeilen ndber al Ole 6eis
mdt6liGe @aiis berou. 9ritiicb-Go-
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@iien6o6noer6inOmg einen eritoun.
li6en 9lufldmilng Nenommen 6ot,
tritt ais glusfu6rlono miGtiger &o6-
itofie in @elt6cperbe nit Sen @cit-
faotan Ser Union. II GoS 0eit ent-
bdlt ouBcroem Die 6ortiebrng Oes
Gomous r9}obe eiu unoe" cine
9l66ouOlmg iiber oem ollripring OeS
@lmanisuus" II. l. 10. 3u be5ie
6cn Ourcb @. 6. SteGert & 60, 15t
bis 100, gSelt %. StroBe, ytelu=yort;
@reiS 2k Morf.
Gin mcrtbpoller Siibrer.
SSm @erlag bon @. Iic6ne, Berlin.
gSilmarsOorf lit Elm redlt mcrt6Oo1es
fleincS Bud, betitelt. nISii6rer Ourcb
Die Se6r- uno Gr5ie6imgs-Snllitltc
GelttiHlan0S~, riGiencn. Ger Sic.
rcr iiir 1914. in Oeuii1er iron5oii-
iGer lnO engliiber Spro6e aei1rle-
ben lit Die 5meite gtlfloge in euuei
terter 6orm lm0 ent6dlt cine fur5e
9ecbrei6ung me6rerer @unOerte pom
%o6icbulcn, 6a6idntlen tehniiAen
2e5ronitolten, 2e6r inO Gr3ie6ungs.
Snitituten fiir Gnoben unO fir N;do.
beu Ger 6ii6rer lit beiouoerS mert6
poQ iiir Geutib-9lmerifouer, melGe
i6re &inoer IN elmer guten Oclltibeu
Gr5ic6ingSQnltolt er5c6cu loiien
mollen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-23
arcbs 6oribungen.

arebs 6oriduu0en.
Sin0 mir Scr 26iua Ocs@roblcmS
ser &re6sfronf6eit nd6er 0eriidt2-
Gieie TraQc Oori pohl beiubt ucrOen
oem no6 sen neueiten 6oricbungeu
9Srofeiior 6ibigers in Copenhagen
minft Oic Soiiuung BOB mir Oieiem
3iela uns 6ol0 nd6crn Ser nner-
miiolihe Ioridcr rei6t III ieiuen Ser
ircben@lieO on @lieO 5li elmer liiden-
loien &ette. Gurh ia5relonge Ger
iube nit &otten lit IS ibm gelingen
Oen Grregcr ser &re6sfranf6eit 6ei
0ieien G6ierer ieit5uIteaen @nOgiil.
tig bat er 6eluicien. OoB bei 0ieien
&otten Elm fremocr GinOringling, Elm
5ur @ottuug Spiroptera geb0renocr
&nn0murm oie llriode Ser &rebSer
fronflnQen lit. Cod Ser &lmm al
lein. 6e3m. iciuc Gier, ole 0ie 9fatten
rci6li6 oui notiirlicbe @ciie entleer-
ten, lpirfic, pie @eriuhe 6eigtcn ni6t
&rouf6cit erregeno SSic monHer
ihnarobeaOe @urm 6eOient lih oue)
Oieier cinc5 3miiHcluprt6s, Der &ii
deniho6e. Grit Bel 9latten, Die nit
SGoben geiiitteri
3eigten iiA ilets l3pere Ser.
1noerrngeu lnO frebSartigc @e-
icbmiilIte i'm W1agen. lle6cr oiele bod
interelionten @eriucbe 6erAtet Or
&ermann Icffer, Der &erfoller OcS
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6eiloqeu iiir MIR @t 4.S0). @r be-
font Oo6ei SaB cS oIio nm 5un er-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-23
Baltimore @Orttbcridtc,

SamitaM n. Scbr 1914.
N}ebl. Suiu6r 2460 Safer,
ciui6licBliG CTS Sdiier 3u Socllit.
0Nni,t.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-03
sr. ANTHONY CLUB NEW HOME.

st. Anthony Association took title yes
t.rday to the home OF Mrs. John \.
logan. Jr, at II West fifty-siNth street.
which II contracted to buy in July lsl2.
" the same time the association gave
i.,lc to Edith \. Logan to the mouse AT
% East Twenty-eighth steret. which has
heen the headquarters or the society Tor
thlrty-nve years. The latter property Is
given in part payment for the uptown
,eaItv. which at the time the contract OF
sal. was drawn WAS valued at sl35,OOo.
The Fffty-slxth street dwelling ~ stlii
used by the Logans and shall be for some
tine as the st. Anthony Association WIZ
remain In the Twenty-eighth street mouse
until il has been sold or leased ny the
rev owners. The Fifty-siXth street house
= five stories. with an American base-
mont II il in the new club district OF
,ha city. The Twenty-eighth street prop
srtv is valued at $4,000 and comprises
= four story dwelling on lot 25Nss9. IL
Is in A section that Is rapidly giving
wov 10 business. The property has been
owned by the club since 1895.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-03
REAL ESTATE MARKET.
NEWS AND COMMENT.
Sale Reported on 8tth street of
site for High Class Apart
mcnt House.
TWO FINE HOUSES SOLD
Theodore Roosevelt. .Jr.. Buys on
7ih street: Unnamed Buyer
ON Madison Avenue.

Leading IN interest in yesterdays realty
trading were sales of properties on East
rbty. fourth street and ON East seventy
fourth street. The latter transaction liz
notable because Of the buyer lie is
Theodore Roosevelt Jr.. who has taken
under ownership II dwelling which he has
occ,lplcd for some time as lessee The
lJrhty.fourth street transaction is more
,o,.bi, because II is likely to re-
mil in high class building operation.
rhe property sold consists OF several old
ssts on the south side Of the street, east
~ park avenue. II is In sec
ZION which is rapidly being improved
win ght and nine story apartment
houses, aud II is supposed that the pur-
chaser IN yesterdays deal has In mind
.omo such operation
Other properties which entered into
Yesterdays trading We're of little impor-
,aucc. The volume Of business reported
uaS very light In fact the market had
a decidedly Monday aspect.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-03
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

PARK Az, lo?e and loe4--Na,lonal sash
and Door co agt Ramsay Horuet owner;
Joe Il Ncleu, coutrHctor............. .Si5
CENTRAL PARK WEST. . " cor ssth st
OTIS Elevator ca aEt Progress club ~
the city OF y. owner. l. Waller CON
s-ructIon co contractor correction 1875
llTH Az. 6Ii-Empirs Caring 60 aEt u
Auerbach q Sons owner. stanley Goiliek
co. contractor ... $3.50
pinninE 60 agt william, Walter. Rosie
Bernheimer and Behmsu B-rnhalWs-
trustees, owners, Fllton Building CO.
lessee; FleischmHn Bros 60, ront-tc-
' - -
I25-Canavan Pros agt West s2l 81 Realty
90 and Harry Schm. owners ana conlrt,-
10th ST 5ll w-Thomas Murphy ayI
Mary Dempsey, owner and o9n'rac B.
1:lsT ST. 2e2 WEChristopher Naliy agt
VIM NJ Well. owner and contractor ,re.
BronV.
10th ST, 4so f. Sd av., 37oi-a7o7--Fitz-
patrick cont 60 agt Geo \ Guther. owner
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