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LIS rENDFNs.
Manhattan.

5p Az, $40 to s5S-Manhattsn IN co ar,
ts spi Weeks ct al. % .av, 1925 to
Al; so ~. :aS-same sgt Ruth Living
s,ion ct al 81 Nv. 500 a 3Ii--ssme AIT
sa Hnry q ! w, Tssey g al: 81 ay: :?Sa.
AZ ish1-Same ast Isaac Eurtzmsn =,
a., Sd av 1850 Same art VIM
agt y v ophthslmir Hospital ct al, SJ
AZ $50 a 80 SAM" sgt Edmond i
onrr\ ct a., 81 AZ, so & G5i-Same
Same agt Kate Manning ct al: "a .y.
ls53--Samc agt Morriz Prowier Of All:
be az, :, al =, sane am ,s ss, Emma rinken
isNc Basch ct al; 81 ~. ls5J-samc art
fMsii,'"g feastsr 81 al 30 av, 1915 a
sT 1903 sa nc az i,H rSrd nasEtr E, al 81
81 a.; 3d ~. :33S & c3t0-S Same agt
ll'"oniine Sinsh.imer 81 al; Sd ay. 1919
ln7l Same agt Morton " = Foster ci
a.; 81 av. ::9S TO e2s7--ssmc ag, Edna
agt Kstharine . Farrell ., al. 81 av.
lels-Ssmc agt Milton VI Dryfoos ct al
"a a, %y' 81" to aii.S"mo ss, Ameila W
same az Rose schsfer ., al: New
ct al, Park Row les & is7Esame az,
,;corsc Ehrei: Park Row. ai--sarno az,
s.n% at r GSiI e S 81 rsar st
al; 50 sv. 3os & 7Os-Samo ee, Filth
ic, U,oC v, 81 80 Sy' i:5,s.mc ss, Lrns
Vim Rockmann ., al. ID sv iss5-ssme
ast Isaac n walker ct al; I'd sv, iSS:-
,sse-same agt Msthilda WHITE ct al;
81 aN, 1888 Same AIT Atlas Theatre 90
srt hl; 30 Az. Us Same agt Viola II
VIM Mates ct At; 30 AZ. ea7-Ssne
AT Frederick " Scyhel ct a.. I.9,h -.
a,na j." 81 81 "a s@ a. Ma5s:r', at
Henry RoSenfeld ct al faction to acquire
~ e. attw, l. oua"kenbu.h;
NOR gage, attys, cary & Carroll.
iiSrs 81 I a', E,- ~, @ oeenhyn
Of ..norlsaee, atty. II swain.
ii-rH 81. 200 ana ?52 w--E,cenior Saw
hugs Bank Of city Of Y Yssi I.oui. con an
isrri ST - w-Enanu f! Congregation
Trust 60 ct al foreclosure Of mortgage .
auNs, Guggenheimcr. untcrmycr Mar
ST. s:ana s,-chario.,e II Bloch
agt q Westchcster suburban Land
glly. Hay. HershneId 4 Wei .
2sNloo.5-N Y savings Rank agt Attilla
Koene ct al foreclosure OF mortgage !:
ATTY. J \ Dutton.
100 llNic5-- Premium Holding corpn sTt
Gorham Construction 60 81 Al fore
closure Of mortgage; attys Berger. Dis-
mGnd & Ahrahams
BROADWAY. n cor lslst st. aa.lIxas. 10
,..Guaranty Trust co Of " ast Robert
Fulton Realty co ct al ,smended fore
closure of mortgHgeD. attys, Stetson,
Jennings Russell
Mutual Life tns co ~ y V aCt Mona
Speciality 60. Inc. ~ a. foreclosure Of
mortgage; ATTY. u swain.
Bronx.
BRONX PARK Az. 5. lcs Lebanon st.
.iNl0O-El'a \ Gregg agt Fanny shapiro
~ al foreclosure OF mtgD, atty T. A
ACker
Adelaide \ Wahst sgt Anna owen ct
81 faction ia fureclose transfer of tax
Hem, atty, - Moses
BELMONT Az, 2li7--Cieorge Finck 81 al
~ exec. sgt Julius Bernstein 80 al
foreclosure OF mtg atty, i W Hubby
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GREENWICH FLAT SITE SOLD.

BANK STREET-Axcl A. Olsen and J.
5 Maxwell have sold to Jacinto Costa
for Mrs Elizabeth Lindsay ~ Bank
street aud for heirs Of Henry Glander
Is Bank street. These properties com
prise q plot J0xS5 feet, 100 feet east
OF Blocker street, now improved
with two three story and basement
residences. which have been In the
respective families tor half a century.
The buyer may improve with modern
apartments.
WEST 18TH STREET - Frederick
Brown has sold to Mrs. Clara b.
Fowler of East Orange. n. j.. the
Rosemere. a six story elevator apart
ment house at 1857 West l21th
street. on plot 5oxss.1l. $50 feet east
OF seventh avenue.
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DECATUR Av. sw lsbth st. b+.11s12i.s
bach. So Prospect tho, av. 70 mtg S s1e.ooe AIR
atty. r q & r Co. t76 Bway. 100
LOT 2, blk &c. map Morris Park--van
"a av' mtg s76. Mar al atty. q 4
i,sTH sT TO n sway " s7s' Morr,, ay aab,,os
Anthony j Griffin ref, to Isabella
Hart ! w sSth st. atty sig wechsler,
LoTs iSi.is2. map Mcdraw selma
Peterson Newhouse to Selma Klopfer,
los 9TH st. Mich 20; atty, II Baech
ier li2s walker av ..:............ 500
sb-Mt vernon Mtg Co TO John G. Wal.
lace co, ?0ib Ryer av. Feb 10: atty, VIM
l. Phelan, 20tb Ryer av .,,,..........tl
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TRADING ~ THE BRON

coN'OI RSE.-Ida NJ. Holland is re-
ported to have sold 2f36 Grand Bou-
levdrd and Concourse, about l66 feet
south of lSSth street. a frame dwell
ing, ON plot j0x3jx irregular.
EAST l6.TH STREET. Barney Green
stone has sold $50 East l64th street.
atWo story two family house between
Prospect and Stebbins avenues, 10 l.,
Sdssmprs for occupancy.
EAST 18TH STREET.-Charles r.
Sthliess has sold S5S East 165ih
street, a three family house, on lot
lSN2l
POPLAR STREET. Charles X. Schliess
has sold the three story dwelling. Oh
plot joNl00 on the south side OF Pop
lar street. adjoining the corner of
Lurtg avenue.
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

Hingslarc and ano to Jos RuggireIlo. aS
sab ST. 80 ". ID noor-Mary J O'D.ll to
Paul Hannrrnem'. s'5 u 18Th ST. ; Xxx
40 rev Sg F 800 a,@ieo csrien .sr 30
April /. i@i5; address 1900 Sd av. $4,000
18TH ST Ss.so f. ,a,IrA t,n., M9Ten
1918. atty, saml Setback, 1872 Nassau
an Az 1905. store and John Hii rS
from April /. 1915, atty \ Huppcls
,S S29s 81 sS :, NM cor .,oro usnry uai
ing 60 to Peter Boozcros. 22s T. sad 81,
10 yrs from July I, 1913; atty, George
'hrysslkos, l'0 Nassau IT ....' $500
sschechtcr, sls " it3d st, 20 yrs from
Nov I. ieis; atty. Jos Erinsky: 3:o
Gr.EEEsSwicH sr. ESQ, store and rear rear
basement Louis VI Railey to VIM u
snedakrr, Sl5 W s7,h ct, 5 t.ie yrs
from Jan /, 1915; address. ?s: Green;
sTH AZ, !, cor ash 81, ail-M.liIds
R,Th E, :. r9 sS Nav To1o0f fs,s 'ss ,ys
Wentworth, I. q :. so Wall st. IS, 900
"a Az, ,lisi cor store,.Ionis Jacobs to
John flanagan. $50 " 77th 81. 10 yrs
from May l. 1915 atty Marks 4 n;
WASH a. hf NGr rS PLACE. 30 to 81. aliOo
Francis Asbury Palmer Fund to Cellu;
lou ' ~ 90 hhNHllH pl' !" NfF lIoll
Feb I, 1915; atty thoats. !. NJ 40
wall ~ ',.',.,',.-.','., ,,,flH,OOO
Bronx.
lAaD ST sw ,or wills av. s77. all
C'has " Cordes to Henry Graf 73i u
lead at, 3 yrs ! NTH from April II.
1915, atty. W stewart. 1889 "a
so Az. assi. cor 1881 st. all-. BENZ
Norz indy and trus. to Gustav "
Tweer. $50 Melrose av. 10 yrs from,
May /. 1915 sttys. Bernheinlor & $,
i2sth street and Amsterdam av' =
nue. Observation-Disclosures. 400 to $4,000
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George Edward Kent house at Jericho,
l.. l., to Philip w. Lvermore.
wEsrcHEsrER PLACES RENTED.

Fish a Marvin have rented for the
summer furnished the Edmund r.. Sin
clair property known as Oak Island to
Mrs. A. Howcs Torrey OF this city I:
also for the summer Furnished a prop
erty on Ortenta Point. Mamaroncck.
known as the Stokes Cottage. for Mrs.
Fitch Gilbert, Jr.. to Harmon August
OF Cleveland. Ohio. The property con-
'ains three acres and has Q frontage
on Long Island Sound.
Kenneth Ives 4 co. have leased
Beech Lawn. the country place OF Ed
ward l.. Coster at lrvington-on Hud-
son. to Gulbert r. Perkins for a term
OF years. The property contains a
large Colonial residence, garage and
cottage on an eight acre tract front
ing on Broadway. II was formerly the
estate OF Fletcher Harper and adjons
me old Alexander Hamilton place, now
the Philip Schuyler estate
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
Manhattan.
ltGTH ST, so?-so+ w--Ethel n Brow
Alhnri zimmerman. a6h SIN a. ri.

laGTH ST. so?-scI w--Eth.l Brown to
Alhertr zimmerm9ssni ssS 6'h ST. Rklan,
i, S1'T ST. sccs.scss NW"Aiber, zira 'mST'
man 20 Emma Dshour, eos iG,h 81,
atty. I g 60, lls Bway ..,.,.,.. $1,000
SAME PRoPERrN-Same TO same, atty,
ssp 81 its w-Einot II Goodwin & i amo.
cyrs, to Excelsior savings Bank, ~ W
soIH ST, lis 20 w-R.slty Holding 10 to
Midtown Holding Corpn, eo7 B~ayj
attys, Rose p: l?s bway $1,000. 81
?7TH ST, 22'@ W-s@mc to same ATTY,
isTm ST, i5l-a w-Sainie 10 Mortgage A.
sncia'cs, Inc, sO7 Bwsy; atty, SANE 81
ing Corpn, so7 Bwsy, atty, Same 81
lOsTH ST, 1871 E-Morris Br, lkstone 10
Aaron sheinker,, 70 orchard IT ...,oo'7io
Elliott Mtg 90 to Louise /, Landau, so
Riverside pr; atty II Elliott, ~
sTn ST. 32l Metropolitan ss, RAN,
to Thos r Barrett \ ano. 1869 clay av'
atty, VIM orr. ~ Chambers st $4,000
'H bsn Ell Td,. s97 or.."po,n mdss ad~r
atiys, csdWalader, W & T, 40 Val
JANE sr, st7-i. Roy Edgar ct al, .xrs.
attys,. Cahwalader W T, 20 Wal
'T rda sX RI ra., CO. s' 1u. st.. 10 Nss
Earswsn Z y. g Broad :, ,; 40 ooo
'h Anna .rvo,no 81. iia,h s -
JANE ST, s5.T"Julia Edgar to Le Roy
Edgar 81 al, e.rs. Of Greenpor' Z !.
attys Cadwaladcr. W r. 4" WAL
l:TH ST, $50 w-i.awyers Mtg Co 70 70 '. Au
gnstus II skillin: trus, Orange. y J,
atty. Lawyers Mtg co, 30 Liberty
s,ru ST. All WY ne Ins 20 SIC &c
James A Trowbridse. Moro On, Conn
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sINU> BRONX FLATS PLANNED.

i.aus have been fled for four Ave
s'.T Hats. each 43xs4. to be erected at
e southeast corner Of Concord avenue
and lolst street by the Freeman street
,ompaHy Thomas Muiligan president
III 0ost is estimated at $4,000 by
neville Bagge. architects. Three
Sn er buildings will be erected on the
49, SldH ~ Decatur avenue 1sl.ll feet
Sow" ~ 207th street, on plots f.sxlOo
- by the simpson CONSTRUCTION Com
pa. Tomas Reilly president, at 4 cost
O. ''.."oo Tho Kreymbors Architec-
tura Company are the architects.
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NEW REALTY COMPANY.

The Concoursc Walton Gerard Realty
Corporation of Manhattan WAS incor.
porated at Albany yesterday with a
capita or $4,000 and the following
directors Howard w. Smith, Clarke
q. Daley and Harding uartshorn, New
York city.
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CIGAR MAKERS ON PRINCE ST.

Lincoln & Timer. cigar manufactur-
ers, located on Warren street for many
years have leased the building AT lO9'lll
Prince street. northwest corner OF Greene
street, as their future home. After eN-
tensiye alterations have been made they
will occupy tho four lofts and sub-base-
ment for their business. The lease WAS
negotiat by l.. Tanenbaum, Strauss d
Go, for Gordon Woodbury..
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Buy BIG CONCOURsE PLOT.

Gaines 4 Roberts have purchased
from the John Il. Haskins estate sixteen
lots, running through from the Grand
Boulevard and Concourse to Creston
avenue just north OF Fordham road.
and AT about 19lst street. The pur-
chase Involves frontage Of zoo feet
on each thoroushfare, and extends
through the block, the average depth
heing about coo feet The site Is OPP
Ncste - James Park, and will be inn
proved with apartment houses.
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BtNI>G ~ BROOkLNN.

u Il; simpson of Manhattan bought
At partition sale yesterday the property
NJ .'l Livingston street. a three story
brick building. The property is between
Hanover place and Nevins street and IL
regarded as an important business site,
The price was s2%,so0 The property
vas sold for the Mull.n estate. which
owned 4 half interest In the building.
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wOOLwORTu TOWER TENANT.

Edward J. Hogan and william A.
White a. Sons have leased 10 the Ameri-
can Llnseed OIL Company the entire
thirty-seconi floor of the tower of the
woolworth Building for a term OF years.
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pYSkMAN sr. 2si-Sarna TO samci atiy

atty. ny Title Ins CO. 1856 Bway 1880
DYCkMAN ST, 2s1--Same TO same; atty
RffVvERsiD,E DRIVE. n vs. isis ii
Dyckman It. b67.Sx1os to Hudson River
Lawrence o Binder to Roslna II Palmer.
733 st Nicholas av; atty, Y 'ftle lns
coRNELIh 81. 24.s.janes W L,wtence.
Jr to VIM II Bisohoff, at Pasadena, Cal
atty. I 1ns Co. 1Sb Bway.
Bronx.
LAWYERS INTO co to walter s Gurnee
ct al Urus)-Geo W Murray to Lawyers
frRGGs'f co to city Mig co....''.'si
CITY MTG co to Lawyers Mtg Co So, 900
MATILDA MOTT, exr. TO Matilda Mot
rRXNK ii PATTERSON & ANo ttrusi, TO
EQUITABLE TRUST co to Prospect In,
Nestnent Co ........' .'s st'o'u
FREDERICK BACKMAN to Otto =
MAY FORTUNE to FIRST National Bank
OF Perth Amboy. J..............,.si
LiWyERs TiTLE & TRUST co to chas
SAME to Virginia Watson. -. $3.50
LIFE ms & TRUST co TO Sainl v
- constant $3.50 s'.''..'s .''.''. .'.'''s
MAUD 4 CONWAY 10 Margt Knox....si
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BUYS GnEENACREs HEsIDENCE

The Robert 4. Farley Organization
has sold residence owned by John q
Rankin Of Vancouver. Il. C., located on
GOWN place, Greenacres. to the present
tenant
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LEASES CEDARHuRsT PLACE.

Payson Mel. Merrill Company has
leased for Mrs. Henry l.. Pierson her
property at the corner Of Ccdarhurst aud
Lakeview avenues. Lawrence. IL J.,
to John T. Terry.
Cocks q Willets have leased tho
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

LEROY ST. ia-Anthony T. Laura aEt
Margareta Pasqusla Csmpiglia,
l2tST ST, 23e E-Harry Weprinsky agt
Chas NJ whitney. Jr, owner a. con,raC-
Tor tsn
7TH Az. 2ss5--Morrs hoffman sgt John
NJ Ruhl. owner contractor ...... $40
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r,sr ORANGE HOUSE SALE.

fIotd T.. Hamilton & Co, have sold
w. o'"upsncy the stucco residence and
sLol 1s Of Mrs s. Haywood Hoyt At
l., ssb lark avenue, East Orange, N. j.
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lat a:os THIRD AvENrE.I

iS' TIL ST, $40 T. q - 1881 Cypress
Az 31sNloo, rvc sty fat and strs NJ
" Townl"y ~ Henry Siegel ct al; due
s;e;oints: taxes &c, s3se.sb: TO tho
P'"'"'In ',,s....'.. ......... $1,000
avvA<% herbert A. sherman.
.oNloo. Nacant--Sheldon Lsavitt ct Al v.
Nndr"w Kitchen Realty 90 ct al: due
s,ooi'?; taxes. &c. s3s; to the plain
~" '''''''''' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3. 500
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

LEXINGTON Az, i93--iIenry Nichols aKt
Jefferson NJ Levy ct al. sept 0. 1914. $50
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public offerings Yesterday In Man
haitian and The Rronr.
TAT u vEsEY STR

lat ~ vEsEy STREET.
BY Joseph p. Day.
10TH ST. 1871 r.. n 8. 2o7s " A AZ.
sibNlOo.11 six rty nat and strs-c I
Iosen ct al vs. Aaron Marcus ct al; due
.S,se6S3; taxes, SC. $50. sub to mtg
s5N 900; to tho plaintiff .... SEQ 900
loaTH ST aga Il. ~ =. $50 Q I'd av, ?sx75.
I'VE sty brick tenmt and strs-J II Pow.
ers vs. Victor ouarelli ct al; due SIS.
or5.33' taxes &C. siSs.eo. to the plain
nnn
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REAL I~INII IpR SNtI---
cos II,tl

\MiOkI--' O\\L'IICi =
FvrrNthing ip ~" line ~ krnl tstnt"
Fred. \ IAN \ -oii, lli Atlantic =
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with name and address OF lender ard
attorney. II attorneys name IL omitted
address party OF second psrtJ
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VIM II Adams, ?5 Broad -. 81. :, 200
' runs n iasiix " ibas. 1901 :
las.3--iiousc Of the Holy oomforter
rrec church Home for incurabies 20 -
ATTY. Edw J Mcguire. 81 CHAMBER.
It'll Av. $3.50 VI. SOS .7th e. SSs
ref. 10 Metropolitan saw Bank, So Coope
So =. pin. Api /; at,ys 50 W
Hu,chin., $. wiIiiam st; ;e,,.',s o %,
siixiOO--steinmotz const co to Ladis
law Mstusek and ano. ibi7 WISE av mtg
$4,000. Apl /; atty. l. 60. iso
10th ST, $, 200 " Amsterdam av 5OX
95-Lena Bloch 10 Mary Chuck. SO Lsfay
cite av Brooklyn. mtg t6.7bO, Mar ~
atty, l. 7 GO. l6o Bway .,,,,,.,....,'f
Bronx.
thorough OF The Bronx
GLEASON Az, w castle nm sv, lo3>
70txIO3x-- Louis NJ Ebling to Cha'
kloebcr 1895 castl" mn ay. Mich -,
atty, Y q r 60; l,6 BMay 80.
l. Hater to Sybils Berchtold, 40 l. 1880
81. mtg $4,000. m"h al atty a =
60" i1s s% N, s;p,nr'nn'ss;;''c,o,r:ii'ss.;n'
uol Nelson. 3a,s5+.sx3SI 6N5's-Frod
schroeder to Bertha Schrorder $50 Tre
mont av. mtg 5000, Mich IL atty
LOTS 3l5 ana 3i6, man Haight Estate
Fred schroeder to pcrtha schroeder
seo fremont sv; atty, Herman
Wires Av. W =, 55 2asth st, 81 ssss y
Christina palitsch to Arthur Sinner
meyer. 3, MeAander, av, Mn a. s'Y
Hughes Az, 232l. " =, bOSS7 HNrr,
Blur ref. TO Newman ,irossmsn, e75'
81 aN, mtg s2sboo, Mich 81; a'ty"' Get
isT Az, " = 800 lst st 'ounvilie5 81
to BrouX River y 60s.6 to list av y SIS
] Marcus Woodworking 90 to VIM i
a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-03-11
DRY FORCES WIN IN
4 MINNESOTA TOWN.

ST. Paul, Alinn., March II .-Anti-
saloon forces gained more than
twenty-five towns in ye'sterday's S
municipal elections in Minnesota on
the question of licensing saloons re-
turns shortly after midnight lndicat-
ed. One hundred and eighty two
towns-nearly nine -tenths of the to-
tai that voted on the issle--had been
heard from with the following re-
suits:
Eighty-tw towns viii continue
wet and sixty dry towns viii stay
dry; thirty towns that have had sa-
looms voted to out them and four
went from the dry column to the
wet.
-Four cities Of the fourth class also
voted on the saloon question. Ro-
chester continued wet, Renyille went
dry and Park Rapids and Wadena
moved from the wet to the dry ranks.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-03-11

brick and get into something else
which they have had no experience.
say don't you do It. II we should
all turn to truck growers or market
gardeners We mlgnr find ourselves
in much more deplorable condition
at the end Of the season than we
We're last fall with big crop OF un-
marketable cotton on our hands.
In my opinion the proper thing for
every farmer TO do Is to try and
grow as near as possible a sufficient
amount Of everything necessary to
supply the needs Of the family and
livestock as first consideration.
Then grow for money crop one or
more Of the staple crops with which
they are the most familiar even
though it be cotton. by this arrange
ment they viii not need SO much Of
the so-ealled money crop, as they
think. u. A. Farquharson, Agent,
Farmers Cooperative Demonstra-
tion work for Logan county.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-03-11

Of the ball, and dance stend to crys-
tallize into little cliQues.
Cetrain men will dance regularly
with certain girls and no others. "A
this shuffis married women are apt
to be left out in favor of the de-
bulantesa They love dancing A. muse
as ever, but they Mu sraafsr #arI
submit to the humiliation of becofnl =
ing wall flowers.
The modern dances reduced all
whc cared for dancing, old and young
into democracy OF learners. Most
dancing schools are conducted on the
Paul Jones" plan. in which you so
into The ring and take the partner
who turns up when the whistle blows.
The married girls once more acquire
an equal chance with the buds, and
renew their youth. Ii Is certainly
a pleasant sight To see middle agedI
and elderly people quit the sleepy
fireside. and once more stretch their
and feel the elation of mus
ical rhythm.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-03-11

that will take the place Of the cotton
CROP. Quite number are anxious 70
try truck gardening, and have men-
toned many things, such as onions,
sweet potatoes, string beans, Irish
potatoes, water melons, cantaloupes,
etc.
These are all good money crops Ia
the hands of experienced growers up
to a point where the demand is equal
to the supply. Supply and demand
are the leading factors that set the
market value. Of any commodity no
one has yet been able to control these
two tyrauts. even Rockefeller with
his millions could not keep up the
price Of oil when Oklahoma turned
loose a few gushers.'
\ have been criticized by sore IN
the past years because Il did NOT
boost the planting of mere cotton
There are number Of cotton grow
ers who are now trying to drop the
growing OF cotton like it was hot
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G|LR's FORGERY DUE
TO MENTAL LAPSE.

Ottawa. Kan. March 11.--Miss Ger
trude Cowgirl and Harry Remaley left
today for Tulsa, Okla; believing that
the woman held there for an alleged
attempt to secure $500 from a mil
lionaire by forgery to be Miss Flor
ence Cowgirl, of Ottawa. Mr.. Remaley
is fiance of Miss Cowgirl, of Ottawa,
and Miss Gertrude Cowgirl is hes Sis
ter. Mrs. J. W. Cowgirl, mother. ex-
pressed the belief today that the girl
held at Tulsa is her daughter, and at
tributes her act to a mental lapse.
No theory is advanced as to how
Miss Cowgirl got to Tulsa. The man
said to have been implicated in Miss
Cowgill's confession, Glenn Denning.
was said not to be known here by the
CowgIlIs. II is said that Miss Flor
ence Cowgill has been subject to other
strange mental lapses. none resulting
seriously before. 4itsf ---------.
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1TlnGaGarS OF War;
ccoccc
by Freacrick White

away without even inspecting the
outbnildings, where the Austrians had
stabbed their horses.
The following might the little party
OF scouts rode along path in IN.
I wooded hills where suddenly Rus
sian patrol barred their way with the
cry Of Halt. The Austrians were
motionless for a few seconds, then
their leader commanded "At them,
and not one of the Russians escaped
with his life.
Concealed next day in thickets, the
Austrians were able to see heavy
Columns of Russians retreating
along the nearby road The Austrir
an advance had evidently begun For
hours the masses of infantry artillery,
and baggage trains hurried by toward
the adjacent river. crossing tenn
porary bridge. On the top of the hill
beyond the river the Russians halt
ed, apparently with uae intention a.
taking up position there.
The Austrian cavalry officer who
vas leading the scouting party had
sent a handful OF men across the riv-
er to watch the Russian movement
lie feared this little group might oe
s. danger, ana so decided upon the
az re devil tIscs of bluffing the Rus
slams by ca1rsiug the bridge with his
liftla party r'hc dozen men salloped
vildlg across ire fields todward the
bridge. There they met the advance
guard of their own infantry, and en-
by this, they dashed at the
Russians who evidently believed that
large masses OF Austrian cavalry
were coming after them. They has
tly rosauned their retreat
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He denied the responsibility of the
constitutionalists for situation
which is considered alarming for for
eigners but expresses the hope that
Americans and citizens Of other coun-
tries will lose no time in departing
from Mexico until tranquility shall be
restored
The constitutionalist chief pledges
himself to provide every facility for
the exodus which he recommends.
He suggests that if foreign residents
do not desire to leave the country
Trey shohuId seek safer places in the
ra.nbl,c 3lsv
General Carranza declares that ne
always has tried TO safeguard the in
tertsts OF Americans and other for
eieners and intends to continue this
course e
The charges that General obre-
gon deliberately has fosiered dis
turbances in Mexico City are denied
by carranza who declares every pos
sible effort has been made 10 dis
tribute food supplies He contends
that the present situation has been
aggravated by the concuet Of mer-
chants who have protested asains'
the imposition Of a humanitarian re-
lief tax,