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BUILDING HERE
SHOWS INCREASE
Fcbruary's Report Indicates
More Activity Than Same
Month Last Year.

Report Of building operations in Man.
haitian for February shows an increase
over the same month last year. The
main gain Is shown in tenement houses.
plans having been filed for sixteen OF
this class, as against four the same month
last year. An Increase is also shown In
hotels. store and loft buildings and offices,
the other classes remaining about the
same. with factory construction showing
the greatest decrease.
The sixteen tenement houses planned
will cost 81. $50. 900. against four costing
$4,000 the IN month last year; plans
were filed for six store and loft build
lngs costing s6I3,Oo0, against three cost
ing s320,o 00 the am month last year:
Ave office buildings costing 81. 900, 900
were planned. against none last year;
one factory costing $500. against three
costing 1905. 900: one schoolhouse costing
$4,000. against one costing 500. 900.
buildings costing over 10000 for
which plans were filed last month were
a twenty story offices and lofts on Madl-
son avenue Just south OF the Grand
Central Station to cost $4,000; a $780,
900 apartment house on the southwest
corner OF West End avenue and Eighty
eighth street; q six story apartment
house on the north corner Of Haven ave-
nue. and 1eOth street costing : l76. 900: .
twelve story store and loft building on
the south side Of Twenty-ssventh street
west OF Lexington avenue costing s226.-
900; An eleven story showroom at 1s
and 20 Eas: Fiftieth street costing $780,
900. a ak story apartment house on the
south side Of lslst street west Of Fort
Washington avenue costing $4,000:
The lev $3.50. 900 clubhouse for the Hotel
dos Artete.. Inc. on no north side Of
Sxty-seventh street wes Of Central
Park West. two five story apartments on
west side OF Academy street north of
broadway costing tl2O, 900. a $3.50. 900
min story apartment house on the south
side of Seventy sixth street west of Lex
irRton venue a twelve story Apartment
house on the southeast corner Of Broad
way n Eighty- ninth street costing
100000. a twelve story stors and loft
building on tho north side of Thirty
sixth street west of Fifth avenue COST
ing 100000. a nine story apartment
house on tho south Gid of E.ghty-fourth
street west of Lexington avenue cost
ing S2fo.o 900 and two elk story apart
e houses on the east side Of ct
Nicholas south Of l+6th street costing
sI2o. 900.
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EXPLOSION DEATH TOLL Is FIVE
Intent Suspected In Mast at Du
Point Powder Works.

HASKELL n, T., March I-Ernest
l'rcd"ricks, 30, Of Upper Macopin, died
Al the Paterson General Hospital this
afternoon of Injuries received in yes
tcrday's explosion AT the Du Point de
Nonours Powder Company's plant hero.
HIS death brings the total Of those killed
in ia" explosion up 10 five.
Thcr" is SIM No official explanation ~
the cause Of the blast. The county
physician IL putting the word accident in
his record of the death certificates, al
though officials fear that one of the five
men killed or some other who escaped
unhurt had something to do with II.
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CENTRAL ZONE PROGRESSING.
Better Rental Conditions and C1vts
Bettcrments Reported.

~ w. hoAN ptV'Vh - WV NtrC "
more than ono way for the Central Mer.
camille Association. which includes most
Of the owners between Fourteenth ard
Tweuty-third streets. Fourth avenue
and tho North River. From p civic
standpoint many improvements were
secured. and in a real estate way tho
section represented ny the ~associa.
tior ma. sho~n much better renting re-
suits
Several loft buildings which hsreto-
fore had never heen fully rented arc
nov rented from top to bottom. Apart
nlents IN the section arc well rented
Of sls suites about twenty are for rent.
This ls a result " a campaign carried
on by the association amone employees
IN tho section. The association has Sc
cured express stops on tho Third avenue
y ~ Twenty th'rd street and AZ Four
teenth street on the Second and S'r'h
avenue roads
Encouragement ~ outside bu-i-..,
20 locate IN me central section has re-
suited IN the coming there OF many new
firms
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

WEST ST, 32i, all Geo A poug!as to LAS
Magee, 32i West ST. 3 yrs from MAY t..
1918. attys. Murtha 4 n, 30 Liberty
~ ....'. .....,-- ....,,., -..-i l,i00
18TH ST, 50 Il, all-Emma c M~athcwson
to Jacob Rsppa port, 81 II i0tth st, 10
yrs from Mar |, 1915 $3.50
18TH ST = @ cor 81 Nicholas av. ALVIN
II FRANKIE Rlty Co to lIeumann's, Inc, Is
& Kraus, IS Liberty gt.........,3 il. 500
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HOUSES TO IET-MANUATTA~.

iis HILLSIDE AVE. MANHATTAN
largo. light rooms and tiied bath, es.
oellent closet room beautiful garden. craps
eroor no oostruction to light and air
man street tsoiet sire.t) broadway sub.
way station; rent 80 PC, month Key
end broadway. Apply TO hENJXMIN p
BoNVAS Attorney. S Beekman Street.
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Lis PENDENs.
Manhattan

SMfFFEN COURT. 4-Clinton " Cruik
shank ct al agt Jas + Tolfree ct al
action to declare lien) att. J II Hickey.
5+rH TT. SO w-Robt & Smith agt Jno A
Parker ct al fforeclos OF mtg); atty. p
G Rickaby.
STANTON ST. n .. 7es n " Go.rok 81.
10 1ixTo-Marv Vaughn ct al AIT Han
nah Senft ct al tforeclos Of mtg atty.
I VI Healy.
18Th ST. 2i7 & 2is w-Kath r Linde.
mann AFT Johanna Won Meyer faction TO
declare Instrument, &C. void. &c) attys,
Ferguson & Ferguson.
Bronx.
LOTS 80. IS. - 4 as. map bldg lots In 2tth
ward, mr. williamsbridge station " Y &
Harlem r RIOS Friedman ast Trysve
Barth ct al faction TO set aside d-eds)
attys. Holbert & Martin.
WISE Av. " .. e1.s n n Home 1T, 2oxioo-
Julius Nahm ast sami LYMAN ct al lac
ton to direct a a~djudgs) attys. Chrystfe,
son n Bayies.
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sATIsPTKD MEcHANuo0 LrENs.
Manhattan.

LEXINGTON Av, sii-Anthony Laura agt
Aiierton ssth 81 Co ct al. Mar I. 1915
BROADWAY. t2~--Frederick w Burnhain
ast n 7 Real Estate Security Co 81 al,
BROAD BIT. I, & wall st, 2s-Yale 4
rowre Mtg Co act Morgan Blds Corp,
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49, l"lh, an Atlantic county, New
go 'd''u"', viii give a lecture on
- A. tho National Housewives
n, ~ headquarters, 25 West Forty
wv Hr.ei. this morning.
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wBsrCHEsTER REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.


RATONAH.- " Y.-Beautiful country
homo, half coooles,one. and shingle. help's
cottage; numerous ourbuiidings acrsass
TO be had at a bargain. REED a CLARK
COMPANY, white Piains y. V Tslspho one
1918 White Plains.
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limits = ~r atty .tabis-p comyn
Bowers q Sands, attys: Jas A Lynch,
..reft due. tbA0s0.Bs; taxes. 80 ti,tisN
INST ST, 19s w. n .. ga n " Lenox av,
l7Hssif. 3 sty dwlg-Corn Exchange
BANK vs. bernhard Moral a. al bowers
4 sasds a,tys: senl c HERMAN. ref
due. e.ssL63; taxes. &C. si7sie.
BY Samuel MARI.
18TH ST Bs1.3 W. n 9. 100 a . q ~
..ay. 5%sIss:s. vacant; also
End az. 'i1,icos . s,y dW,sSoan =
Clark We David shannon Co 81 al. Ham
ref; due. sib.sT6.6ej taxes. &C. Ss2s; sh
-jet 20 pr mtg OF $4,000.
ST. ais. n s, 62i u = Of cnrystis
e. a27uoo sty h~lds-Aibert r vaien
ts.o22.7s; taxes. SC. si.76s?s.
LAT s2os THIRD AvENUnI
BY Bryan l.. Kennedy.
18TH 81. 1913 w. n =, 1is.s II " Of LAnd
Az, Il1SsSl1, 2 sty dwls-Oorporate
Mtg Co w August Nelson ct al: Henry
D Patton, atty: John r Martin, ref, due.
t.bsI."2; taxes. &C. $3.50; sub 20 n,st
ny Henry Brady.
NETHERLAND Az. q =, 4st IL OF ss1s,
st, 1O9xl30.9, vacant-Ruby III poruet
81 al VS. Jas J Devanney At al. Maurjcs
W Menheimer. atty, Danisl y Murray,
ref; due f2.3sse 90; taxes. 80. Siw.sf.
by Joseph p. Day.
BRONX AID PELHAM PARKWAY, ..
cor land OF y Y II X X II co. hos. 81
Chesney. W Colorado Realty Co 81 al,
Edwin ]. Scohsld,. atty; Bernard : Tin.
ney. ref; due. S2,s13 o.: taxes. &c,
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II may h." ~ iuterest to Americans
- know that Tho iron and steel industry
~ German ~ remarkable for the num-
hcr and Importance Of its svndicatss for
controlling prices and outpui The most
nlt"Htlut - the noted Stahlwerksver-
htud. Gee. 4 lirCc number nj subsidiary
organizations. This syndicate maintains
AZ absolute control of the output OF its
members. 10, spportioniuC among the
members ~" entire output of certain
classes ~ ron products, such az shapes.
loans 'WI ais, on = percentage basis.
T. ron'ws rs agreements every few
wears
Tins association re- composed ~ ahou,
to"t' manufacturer and their products
are divided into two classes. Beams.
l IRON and railway material are sold
'NDnusivelN through the selling depa ri
wcnt or tho S',hlwerksverhand The
products SOLID through members cannot
b" disposed of beNoud quantities agreed
upon " has monnpoii1cd certain classes
of .ruu and stccl products and entered
international agreements for the benefit
"f m'Whcrs.
For thcs' organizations. a. well as
for NJ" rhtWhers ~ commerce. tho com
mcrc.al attaches PLAY tho ole Of mis-
scenarios Tn" commercial organize
tious were l,rg,l, responsible for the
eot"r Of t" twpcrisl Govcrnruent IN
>'uIuC = commercial expert to the chi
,ago fair His efforts were so salts
factory that IN lA"i tho Government or
Etul4'd q commercial st,ache service
tn agents In tho United states. South
America and Turkey Tho system has
h"'r ~.uco t.ou greatly enlarged
" 'orc these commercial expert. pro-
coed to their posts tno> MAX" 4 trip
through GERMANY to get IN closer touch
with chambers Of ommerce and bust
moss houses Then they have \ rounda-
iioU To- work on.
They aro charged with furthcring
German cNuurt hy giving practical ad-
Vice on market ne goods and any other
Information that ma, lead 10 the in
"rclg, ~ i'ddo They must also point
ont defects In marketing conditions due
10 uufavorahlo tariffs, to German nesli-
srn"e or to the progress of foreign com.
petition. They must also bring TO the
attention of ierman INDUSTRIES any new
r1~ materials. Inventions. improved
minuflcturtu methods or any impor-
iuri economic events ju their districts
They report on all events in their
districts which may affect German in
dustrl"s ard also call the attention OF
foreign buyers to the progress OF Cor.
man Industries
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AUCTION SALES THIS WEEK.

AUCTION SALES THIS WEEK.
voluntary ana Forced Offerings In
Manhattan ana The Bron1
MONDAY. MARCH ..
TAT ~ vnsBY STREET.
b Joseph p Day
MrNprTA 81. l. a ISL n n Bleeck.-
81: ?ai.7sx2i.ti.7t, ? sty tnmt-Rudolph
wallach Co W. Melvin O Palliser ct al.
August weymann. atty: Arthur " Levy.
ref. due. oil7s.76. taxes. &C, 3s.5.
TUESDAY. MARCH 0.
TAT II Wesley STREET.
b. Joseph p Day
BROADWAY. Iwi.1ees. - Whole FROM
bet sie a SEA We 2o1I1os.sx3oo iox
ios.li. 8 sty hotei--Louis Leavit, e. al
We we'demaI Co 81 al. Lindsay. Kalish
\ Palmer. attys Henry 9 wilcox, ref
due, 'iio,s.7l: axe. &C. 1900 sub
i?7TH ST. 81. W. n =. 100 ~ y tth ay. tox
phi, Q ny dwis. 1 sly rear bidg-sophie
u Atkinson. extrI. W National Nassau
;sss... 40, ss.Ss'S
By Bryan L. Kennedy.
SGD ST. 500 e. n 9 1873. IT " East End
Az. 3ssi0? 2. E sty tnmt--Chas y Run
dus' s21,iTi.Ss: ,sEss. &C. T.issSs
b Henri Brady
ELpRIpoD 81. lis. y SIC n 8 Broome
II 2e1iield 5 ETY. front & rear tnmt-
ct al. Jos Michel. atty; Louis cuviiiier.
ref: due, ts.Ssl 20. taxes. sc. 80. sub
70 hrst mtg is2. 500
1925. : .ty dUls-Ks,e n Belloni VS.
Mary Casey. Reeves & TODD. sttys, Jno
J Dwy.r, ref; due, Sss.7sIss: taxes. &C.
Ei11N.
By ., Phoenix lnsrnhnm
Sc1iOOil, 8 -ty ,.nmf-Hs.h.r schii. 81
S.sse, ~, fa9s.'s ing;soSs S -
frst mtse Of s's,5oo.
TAT a2os THIRD hvTNrEI
BY Charles a Berrian
"a. sssioc. ,an,SHosS, C sssies,s W
pi:,ro ssrr,a ct a.; Michel L McH1sh'
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 10
4 - vEsEY STREET.
By Joseph y. nay
ESD ST sis W \ cor Fort weshinstcn
w Life In. CO v. y V Real Evta,c
Y, atty o:crss ! Gillespie ref due
lisTH st, DE s. $50 . Madison ~.
?oNloO ~. S stv 'enmt and s'orc@r1p
+ Murphy vs. ras p .Graps 81 al Edw
e McPharian. Ai'y. Eiw Il Finch. RET.
due isi,7siI7 taxes, SC. We II
'iTH ST, 20 =, y 8, rei : Eighth AZ,
st al, sarah R Greenblatt Ct al vs. hey
msnn I Msrmsn alive, n sp,aoersar
iliTH st. Isl W, ~ .. 12s . Eighth Az,
asNioo II, $ sty 'enm,-Saml II, Vol"
ct al vs. sarah R G%reenhJa,t 81 Al lI~v
las s1 8 n ,s,.3ss a., a' ,Sss.. E I J. FTS''y'
iflTH ~. .eb ". n :, SO . Eirhth Az.
3sxioo,l = s,y ,~enmt--rmma ire,xteld
~ AZ ~ sarah X GreenD.att et Al Hey
mann. & Herman. at'ys c'etus K-stins,
ref due. sS5.4t3li.
r,:th o. 5GsxiSii tx.SSiiSss il,ss Il, two
= sty tennis and stNras-fsidore Wen
60, vs. J9hn z pye (, a.; is,doTc Mans.
H,l97 g. 'aN"s. Sc ftf' -
lat 3shs THIRD AVENUE
By Henry Brady.
FF SSsiSs. rE TtSsn,Es ADAMS e ms sui ssssA ' =,
North Bronx Realty co e. a.. Cooke.
Koch & R.,ay s,ty.; Jo- p Hsnnes,-y
Nv Joseph ? Dav
is9ysi5 NFtt $50 tnm'- VIM u .schu
a,,y. Hirod S,rsua. ret. due. s2,5o77 Is
taxes. 50, II73
THURSDAY. MARCH IL
lat l. vEsry STREET
u, Bryan l. Kennedy.
VIdaf ST. ..v '1 80, TS,as-I;' v Song az
sagos y: c,%,S."' Nm y "q y ct al PoT g..
Ni5ll ~, taNes s., t372lo
~ ]. } Phillips < 90
''};5ns SdT5 S'. w. " v 30, AudnHS?n ~
" Fletcher Cour, 90 e. Al. Gates Ham
s."'sSii', ,H!,. o. ,s5 hHyii 'f m,s s1', ,:o.
,aGrn ST rs '''" :o''' y l.no. sy.
Co. "A. committee A.. ,1auNia l. NpfTanI
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GRAND ATLANTIC

virginia Ave. close - beach CRpaoitS
500 Modern and nigh close At moderate
rates Large rooms, utth southern en-
posure. private and public baths elevator
sun par'ors. etc Superior table ard At
'cnfiVe service write for bockle, ana
,erma Auto nee's trains W Y SHAW
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the WILTSHIRE H'rs!n'" e eysoe' a ::s
Greatly improved capacity $50. Private
hsths. running water In rooInA elevator
g. Music, Specia-tlet0 w weekly 90
up daily. open all Wal noob'-' aAN
F. ELLIS.
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TRADE
PRAISED AS MODEL FOR u. s.
American Business Man Describes Vast Scheme by
which Empires Manufacturers Captured Markets
From Competitors All Over the World.

OF commerce. 10 associations and $40
hrms. II published a German magazine
IN Berlin and "a Russian one i'm 81.
Petersburg for the benefit OF its mem
bers. II paid particular attention to
commercial treaties and aided In the
settlement of transportation difficulties.
1t also published information on trade
opportunities in both countries. similar
10 those OF our Department Of Com
merce. II maintained a department for
the settlement OF customs and freight
disputes. a collection bureau and a bu-
reau OF translation.
q Members In Branch.
The Central Economic Association of
berlin. with similar organizations in
Austria and Hungary, had no politi-
cal aims. but devoted its energies 10
interesting the public and Governments
~ matters OF economic Importance In
which central European States were
commercially interested. The Berlin
branch had 700 members. This society
published important pamphlets and was
active In discussing commercial rela-
lions with the United States. Argen-
tina, Canada n Portugal.
In addition 20 these were the thou
sands OF chambers OF do
voting their time to increasing the
general export trade Of their particular
districts. h entire German Empire
is divided into chamber NJ m
districts, and the chambers are reEu-
lated by law.
The Constitution OF the empire pro-
vides for Federal regulation OF trades
and m and for Federal legls-
lation In all matters connected there-
with.
Tbs G,rr,o 1n ---.
have the character Of Official institu-
tiOus and arc regulated by tho various
States composing the empire. They dif-
for considerably in their functions. u
thority and constitution Their ac-
tivities are strictly limited to the dis
tricts IN which they are organized.
Throughout Germany are State and
provincial manufacturers organizations
which Ak prices. control output, main.
tiIu export bureaus n protect the
internal interests Of their members
The various industries of the empire
spend annually 5000. 900 marks tabout
s1,l9o.o00) for the operation Of these
ma nufacturera' associations.
The export bureau OF the Bavartsn
Manufacturers Association at Munich
Is suhveutioned nv Tho Ravsrian Gov
.iritfrr nj. and several others receive
Government bountics.
The Bavarian association has a mem
he~Ship Of 700 Arms and was formed
In 1907 TO foster Bavarian industries.
u has aided members to form syndi-
Gates to control output and AZ prices
and has encouraged a friendly attitude
IN tho Imperial '~rnvernment's treatment
Of these sNndiCate-.
The south German Manufacturers As
ISOLATION at Mannheim. with zoo firms
80 members, has promoted Export trade
of south Germany as q whole.
The Association OF Berlin Merchants
and Manufacturers. with a membership
~ 3.2oo. has become so important that
~ 's frequently consulted by the Gov
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AT 3lNs TWIRn NNINTF
nv Henry Brady.
BRONX TERRACE. = q. 1852 p 236th -.
h0Nlo5. vaCant-B Adams Burnett va
North Bronx Realty Co e. al, Cooke.
Koch & RNidy, Httys: jos r HsnneAeev
ref. du.. t2.Ss7 -. taxes. &c, SaiaII.
nv Joseph ? Dav
WEBSTER AN. l472 . =. a. = iTls' ~,
tSaNg' 1870 ( s'f tnm'-Wm ~ Schu.
ma,her " E'i Weiss 81 al. T1hr kedc'
atty. Hlro.d Straua. ref, due, Sc.'o7 Is,
taxes, 80. Il73
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


HNhN "
with name and address Of lender and
attorney. n attorneys name h emitted
address party of second part.)
Downtown.
tSouth Of Fourteenth 81
MONROE ST. n =, 5Os e Pike ~. 3asx-
Ida insky to Julius Goldberg. asa b3d
IT, Bklyn. Feb II. mtge $4,000; atty,
Mclaughlin A Stern. Is walliam NJ. 81
ALLEN TT. 400. a, 81 3 Houston 81. ASK
Nb. except strip on n .. oexs7s-
Cicilis Namm. Walden. y y. to Jacob
Kess1er, l24 Allsn st. mtee 317, 900: atty,
1T T Co. 100 BNay ................si
HOUSTON ST. 3 q rs . Thomp-on st,
2bN18 bertha Weinlandt 70 Caroline
Weinlandt ana ano, ass Broome 81, Men
D mtge $4,000; atty. u Spins, 3s2
Brooue 500
lNTBRlOR Parcel at point sb n Horatio
~ x 33.t q 9Th 81. runs n ok = 10 SIX =
ON W l6.S-Ba wrence s Greenbaum, ref.
to Gertrude Malhin, os7 Kelly 81. Mich
atty, Jos Sapinsky. rs Nassau at S2b
SAME PROPEETN-Gertrude Malbin to
Herman Hanauer. 2is Z 6sth 81. Mich j,
. 7 -. t. -. -.. r.. -. -. -. L
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THURSDAY. MARCH ~
lat u vFSFY STREET

Il, Bryan l. Kenn.iiy
ST, ?75, " q ls6 = I'D 81,
@sxl0n. . -v oft Nldg-N Y saving
Bank ~ Clarence VI busch ct a., Bowers
\ Sands, attys VIM = clare, ref, due,
fi5ll ~, tRNes s., t772lo
~ T.. } Phillips & 60
l53p st, Bob ". 10 " cor Audubon ~
l0oNlOo O. stv t~nmt-Peurose Realty co
IS Fletcher Court 90 e. Al, Gates Ham
burger, atty. Ios z Levi, ref. due, s..
% at axes, g.. th3:7b, mtge $50,
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,Nauhl'',p l-,'ut north ~ moon So
18TH ST IS lup " Icuu> tv .uNpYIl
t.Irt VI BIuo' 80 thIs Dorm tr.I tup.
2ol "l aN. Nrh . YRS. Z p e., at'y.
j 4 born, 50 MuI.u 'tue ..'... $1,000
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East Side.
East OF Fifth av, between Fourteenth
and liOth ste

". Az. . 5. 500 8 7lst 1t, 16. iox1Io-wm
J Magfll to. Lette Katz. so p ssth ST. Mich
mtge $4,000, atty, T @ Co IFS
zen ST. = =. 2s3 q Let av, ?5xio2 2-Her-
man Druckcr to Albine Drucker. 1880
tn av, Mich 5, mtge $4,000. atty. WIN
Mdhier. $50 Bway. 500
I'D ST, tib L, n 3, $50 " Avenue A, 25x
prucker. aiso ~, bF0 ave m,s%s 10 A,S oGS'
Mich s atty. VIM MAILER. 3s6 Bway 300
i05TH ST. . 9. 1879 " list av. 37.6xlO0 p
SAM fleck. Jr. to Hebecca Fieck. Rich
mond Hi, l. /. Nov I, 1914 attys. Cold
fogle, G & d.. III Bway ......... 400
l06TH ST, = - IFS W I'd nv. b0xi0o ii
Samuel w Mo.kowits and wife to Pan-
ine M~uskowtts, 1890 7th av. a t. all liens.
Anh
The broad ax., 1915-10-16

diplomacy was it that composed the
inveterate jealousies and feuds that
had hitherto kept Bulgaria. Servia,
Montenegro and Greece apart and had
made the very notion of Balkan fed
Grafton for any purpose. warlike or
peaceful, seem the idleSt of dreams
And whose judgment was it that so
nicely and accurately calculated the
impotence of Europe in the face Of a
bold front and the accomplished fact?
Our grandchildren may be better able
to answer these questions than we are
today. But already the opinion has
crystallized into something like con-
viction that Ferdinand was the man
who spun the webs and set the ball
rolling and that, so far as the four
cornered onslaught on the Turks was
conceived, designed. completed and
launched by single mind and sim
gle will, that mind and will are to be
looked for under the crown of Bull
garia's king, who then, as today, was
the king pin of Balkan politics.
The broad ax., 1915-10-16
DANES AND DAUGHTERS.

Mime. Sarah Bernhardt, the distin.
guished French actress, is Of Jewish
descent
Miss Violet Keppel, daughter Of Mrs.
George Keppel, Is one Of the most &C
complished reciters In London society.
Miss Keppel usually recites in French.
Frau Bertha Krupp Won Bohlen, who
Is the real head of the Krupp works,
has recently had her fortune estimated
at $125, 100000. This easily makes her
the richest woman in the world.
Lady Wimborne, who is taking a
leading part IN the campaign Of econ
omy in England, is the mother of the
present Lord Wimborne. the lord lieu
tenant of Ireland. She Is one of the
famous Churchill sisters, daughters of
the seventh Duke Of Marlborough.
Frau Frederick NJ. Guam, president
Of the National Council of Women of
Norway, represented that organization
in a proposal to the storthing that
training In domestic economy be made
compulsory for all young women and
that they be required to serve the state
for designated period in youth while
they learn to care for the family.
The broad ax., 1915-10-16
SIRES AND SONS.

A. c. Hanna, grandson Of Adoni
ram Judson, is at work In the Ameri
can Baptist mission, Moulmein, Burma
Won Jagow, the German foreign sec
rotary, has or had, at the outbreak OF
the war, a valet who was seventy-twc
years of age and deaf.
NJ. Paul Cambon, the French ambas
sador, is the chess champion Of the dip
lomatic body in London. Working oui
chess problems is the diplomatists "a
vorite recreation.
Enzio Garibaldi, son of General Ric
ciotti Garibaldi and grandson of the
great Garibaldi, has been severely
wounded in the face during the fight
ing with the Austrians.
Joseph Stewart has resigned after
serving for seven years as second as.
sistant postmaster general. In one
way or another he has been associated
with the postoffice department al
Washington since 1882.
Lord Cromer is one Of the few Eng.
nshmen who can speak Russian fluent.
ly. In addition, he speaks French,
German and Italian and has a consid-
cradle knowledge of Arabic. He was
able to speak French f1uently when he
was five years old.
The broad ax., 1915-10-16
Echoes of the War.

Frontal attacks can still drive through
an 'fmpregnable Defense" but it is
mighty costly business.-Boston Her.
aid.
War has done much to develop the
aeroplane, but one seriously doubts
whether this excellent result was
worth the price.-Chicago News.
And they are using the old style
muzzle loading cannon in the Euro
pean war. They're getting down to
something more than brass tacks now.
Atlanta Constitution.
ALI the nations taking part in the
European pastime are awaiting with
interest their forthcoming budgets,
curious to know just how much Of a
rakeoff Mars is expecting-and taking.
Detroit News.
The broad ax., 1915-10-16
Pen and Brush.

Walter Hale. the actor. illustrates the
stories and books of his writer wife,
Louise Closer Hale, the actress.
Mrs. Amelia Barr at the age of eigh-
ty-six is writing her sixty-eighth novel.
Mrs. Barr has been the mother of fif-
teen children.
Hilaire Belloc. whose careful studies
of the war have been so widely read,
has just entered on his forty-fifth year.
He is Of French-E English parentage.
r. L. Goldberg, the cartoOnist, who
has an income of $4,000 per year. stu
died mining engineering at the Univer-
sity of California. Eight years ago he
started on a New York newspaper at
$50 per week.