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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-10

araften til DOG / oct minoite al
gipe pore Bar Collars D /
I g - ia, oct er nelten baaOe til
at le % grade oper: er Der nogen
Al os, Der fenoer ben Strait?
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nenoia ,oa er oet ofte ell meget lar.
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ban oerinoo fer i~nopenoi9, fan oct.
te oite aries JON 5areiignaI ior
andre.
SipIeiorgen fenOer life blot til
= m org - iom 10 er 9etegnel'
lens fornemite 9etpOning men
netop ogiao til Sor9.
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hos engellftalet0e, at ilaar
Qrpiten tilfiger SaImennmret, isi.
er ban til: oomitting tbe third
i%tan5a."
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netop 0et treble 9Sers bar set on.
bette, Isoigite SnObolo. Men lise-
meget - set mao oires ior Sfif
% BRIG.
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lenoe Salmeoigtere / Oct belle bliuer
peo at leoere ct treble @ers. 9por.
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rere; I, :, A, ) (oer er 10 iom BE
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prret meo / De oanife airfer peo
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Ell gammeI ieig Gegn, flinOe iaa-
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gen fife irafc,oes. Ter par life oct
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ben itore Stpnoiombeo 9nnr NM.
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mer iortRaer man on ct. ct.
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men uiit alorig islte zig riatig 5iem.
me / @erningen &c q. ). 3erman-
lens Sfriit ON sliher) at iom Dan
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pnn Sl1Itningsoeriet, gif pna Qrp-
oifeitolen, inn ban no al GinOnei
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poIgte cen al DC Ipnaite / Salme.
bogen - inn inc / Safriitiet, aiolC
OF &rape al. oner / grR1tegaaroel
eiter 9esien, ifso 6nren % par til.
bage paa lin Na0s, isr Meniaae.
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9e Salne.
gien ie, / De Gage par Der laH
ife uiit seller fife Gale ONT omit
ting tie tbirO i%tnn5a." Spcri ell
felt |ers oar ifrepet Tor at brii1es
OnA "a uAfa 1nffrlfur D.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-10


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Sioe.
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aon9e
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murfe,
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bans @erning
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letter
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ifnIoes
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9ere,
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prize
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preper Sierter,
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-San ie, at ies os Solicit brasi
@nper
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9iI 8erninaen, til Tempelilottet
Reisnina.
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Ssrnels,
9epar eninoelig biz GoIfes Tnnfe
ga Sin6, iii OH til Riget biem o
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Mig6om
9etpnget Sfial6efon9en bar al g
bets W60e =
90 Wmoen efter Serrens Sieri
osoe.
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5orm De TO iioite 8npitler Of /
arsnifebog. Der er aoifillige Buni
ter beri, iom ni allie fam baoe M
dig at l9sse os iprlig paa Sinos
foroi Ri alle er Dor Samtios 8srn
og foroi Tioens Aano er life lio
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-10
Gn Sfolemano.
& briften b.

1916 - %. Niorts = 1916.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-10

Nnor ct Menneife blsoer ino-
uenoig,oa err Oct ofte ell meget Jar.
Zig 9iitorie Tor bam ielp. - 9faor
ban oeriruoo fer ~inopenoie, fan BET
te oite anies iom 5nreiignaI Tor
andre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-10

SiGleiorgen fenOer life blot til
. m org - iom 10 er 9etegneI-
lens fornemite 9etp0ning - men
netop ogiao til Sor9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-10

araften til Dog i oct minoite at
9ipe Dor Far Collars ripil-
Liz - ia, oct er nelten baa0e til
at le % grade oper: er Der no9en
al os, Der fcn0er ben Strait?
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-10

Openitaaenoe err / inmmentrpngt
Gorm De TO fioite anpitler al 1.
arsnifebog. Der er aoifillige Bunf-
ter oeri, iom ni allie fam bape No
Dig at lpgge os iRrlig paa Sinoe,
foroi pi ale er Dor Santios Born,
og foroi Tioens Aano er life liot
~forffellig ira ben aano, Der par
SpRnbfraften bos Gathers So.
roel.
Oct er m9rfelist = og bog al.
IigepeI life ion mprfe.igt faa
oite bet Or6 nfripilIigen" briges,
% bpiIfen @ngt Der Ipgees Der
poo. /.
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e @fber er ben ala6e q /.
per, fom @lib eIffer mco bbis
@aper Der bol6es BOG biitoppe.
Der bar insen 9iggen og Trps.
len ON penge; ingen Hresfen o.
Nlogen for Wi6rog. Mi, aongen
gil 10 osfon pnn pnr6ie Mnooe
fcron beb at efpe at, bon eieoe
iii ben mngtiae Dpgnbe.
Ardften iii al gipe ali, uf eier,
ffaI ri bel ine init uttroo. Neen
New-York tribune., 1916-02-06

There are certain things you impunty realty
holder of real property this city You
may very scale the Alaskan
break rule regulation custom that
spelled realty past yet your boxes
getting you your residential
metropolis year period and think that
there is never going to be dav of reckoning for you that you
get annually large property that you
will flock and will receive much
for premises owing to the competitive bidding than
expected this attitude that assumed
local fields they asking another What
is realty?
Go into any you
many buildings that long should have been
scrap these properties splendid
producers consequently demand investing circles
From the look of the buildings little if anything done to
keep The dollar
profit their pockets Maybe of these
set aside from their income moneys to create sufficient sinking
with which improve the when the original usefulness OF
nearing period However the of
these farsted and scientific of property not generally
the Fraternity Brokers and others who identified with
Most of the present Of the
hewang the that the old the sites equal and
bigger premises These
heard the low and high places the market and naturally result
pessmstic feelings great realty
the majority Of these former
did their trade and escaped for
their shortcomings but the present heirs the properties
paying dearly
placing all buildings the persons
trained as scientific managers Of realty Indeed the realty sins of the
blight many of greater city
a clearing away old buildings would be to-day
provision had years gradual reduction Of all
realty What boom day traders there would
be II decade or TWO ago some steps were taken 10 ey the parcels
periods and probable depreciation of values Build
captivating the
all convenience with and we'll lighted and with
attractive rentals
The life Of the business building thirty years.
the of thirty low that
pensiye carry form. Should the building
old which usually done,
realty progress city like this usage
ugly landmark and lines
the buildings old
the uhy of Manhattan hundred
they will maybe
longer fifty years ago properties
dvnde quickly. In the early of old New
growth Manhattan brought prodigious
values and therefore, and
usefulness properties succeeding
properties a first class income producer.
As the and dong of the big realty Of
the that the majority of them firmly
opinion go up up with
perhaps decline followed
that
New-York tribune., 1916-02-06
STATE ASSOCIATION MEETING
Executive Committee VIII BE Guests
of Buffalo Chamber.

Tax reform. building Inspection
regulation of brokerage. city planning
beadouarter's office. 1918 convention
and other subjects Of equal importance
will occupy the attention OF the exec
utive committee Of the Real Estate
Association OF the State Of New YORK
AZ its monthly meeting, - be held al
the Lafayette Hotel, Buffalo, February
q. 81, .
Several Of the committees VIII pre-
sent matters on which the advice OF the
executive committee IS desired, and ap.
nlications for membership will be acted
unon. Il Will be the occasion OF a gen
eral get-together Of members residing
i'm the western part OF the state 10 meet
the executive committeeman, lncluding
L. d. Woodwork, president Alwyn
Ball. jr., first vice-president; Al"yh
Wagg. second vice-p president; Fenton VI.
Parke. third president; George >.
Horton. secretary; Hiram Mint treas.
urer: VI. Morgenthau, jr., chairman OF
executive committee; ii. l.. Reed, Ten
Eyck T. Mosher jr., and Fred. y. van
Patten.
The members Of the executive com
nittee will be the guests Of the Real
Estate Association OF the Buffalo Clam
Der of Commerce at its annual banquet,
to be held on the evening OF February
II.
Mr.. Woodwork will speak on The
Value OF Real Estate a Affected by
Lecislation." Mr.. Wagg on Standards
o. Real Estate Brokerage and the sub
ject OF tax reform will be presented by
Mr.. Morgenthau.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-06
ARRANGE FOR CONVENTION
National Association viii Hold Four
Daily Session in New Orleans

Fiftv-two cities we're represented us
the meeting of the executive comn''t
tee of the National Association OF heal h'e
Estate Exchanges, which was IN session ,I
in Washington for two days last week;
Among the more important "or" o1
the meeting was the completion OF "
rroeramme for the nationa! convention
r'bicb viii be held in New Orleans on
tbe last four days Of March. A move
frature will be the breakfast confer
ences with which each day VII! oet,n.
That plan was made necessary py tne
limited time available for the many I'M
nortant subjects 10 be discussed. SeV-
eral speakers of national reputation
have accepted invitations. The com,
niete programme will be announced
within two weeks. ,.si
The work of the committee incIudea
the admission OF fourteen locai organ ,
izations. making total OF 100 real
estate boards, exchanges and assoclh
tions now associated in general work
for the benefit Of real estate brokers
md owners and bringing the totai,
membership TO about $500 active real
r-fafe men.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-06
COTTON NERVOUS:
CLOSES STEADY

The cotton market showed continued
nervousness yesterday. Trading was
quiet, and small orders either way were
sufficient to affect prices. with the re-
irregular. May contracts, for instance,
sold up from 1901 10 1907, then broke
back to 1901, closing at that level, with
the general list closing steady, net un-
changed TO points lower.
There appeared TO be some overni ght
selling orders around the ring az the
opening, and first prices were point
higher on September, but generally l
20 points lower in spite of relatively
firm cables. II anything, there ap-
peared TO be rather less apprehension
with reference TO international ccndi-
tions at the start, however, while
houses with Liverpool and New Or
leans connections we're moderate buy
crs, and prices soon steadied. Cover
ing helped the rally, which carried the
active months about ] TO points net
higher. but the demand was far from
active. and prices later weakened under
renewed offerings. which seemed 20
come partly from Wall Street sources
Sentiment with reference 10 interna.
tional conditions was still very much
unsettled. and this, as we'll As uncer-
ta.nty regarding the exact merits OF
cotton itself. doubtless tended to re-
strict business.
Private cables reported very stoady
market in Liverpool. with offerings
limited. Renewed reports that the
British government might undertake
control Of the general shipping situa-
tion attracted some attention around
the ring, for while such action would
not increase the total supply of ton
mage il might lead TO better distribu-
tion Of bottoms and also to some reg
ulatiOn of the rates. The amount OF
cotton on shipboard showed q decrease
of $4,000 bales for the week as a resul,
OF the increased export clearances OF
the past several days, but exports made
fair showing. and it was again re-
ported that moro tonnage was Offering
for shipment out of New YORK.. Ocean
freight brokers are still said 10 be ask
ing "a rate Of SO hundred for cotton
10 Liverpool. but shippers are holding
Of, and IL IS believed in some quarters
that It might be possible TO book room
at S2.75.
Reports from the domestic goods
trade showed continued activity. and
Fall River mills are said 20 be well
sold up for the next three months.
The market for spot cotton was quiet
and 10 points lower. az ll.90 for mid
, ding upland; sales nil.
Range oi prices;
New-York tribune., 1916-02-06
APARTMENTS FOR
BROOKLYN BLOCK
Planned by Builders Who Pur'
chase Property In Flatbush
SeCtiOn-Other Sales.

The Delack -Levey Company has sold
the entire block in the Flatbush sec
ton of Brooklyn, bounded by FlatbUsh
av., Genwood I'd. and Nostrand sv.
This property has frontage OF 300
feet on Flatbush av. and 245 feet on
Nostrand av. This is at the junction
Of the Fiatbush az. and Nostrsnd sv.
car lines and the terminus OF the Nos
trand av. subway. The plot will be
improved By the new owners with
stores and apartments.
Meyer Levenson sold for tho New
York Title Company 20 an investor the
seven three story tenements at 5l3 10
$50 Christopher av., on plot l5OxlOO.
Tutno & Cerny sold for Levy Broth
ers, Inc, the three story brick store
and dwelling, in course Of construc-
tion. 20xl02, on the west side OF Fifth
av.. l35 feet south Of Ovington sv., 90
Samuel Fischer for investment
The Westwood Realty Company sold
a plot, 50x100, on the east side OF East
23d st., between Avenues T and G, for
Thomas L. Cream; a plot, 5O1lOO. on
the east side Of Bedford sv., between
Avenues + and G., for Grace b. Peck,
10 the +. R. Strong Company, which
will improve with bungalows; % Win
throp st., q two-family white stone
house. 22xl22, for L. Z. Sutton. and
598 Amersfort pl., corner of Avenue ?,
a one-family detached cottage. 5Oxl00,
for {. A. Teed.
Meis,er Builders sold 20 builders a
plot, ss5xlOO. on 10Th 81, l60 feet
from Seventeenth ay.. and s8.lOXlOO
on list st.. l64 feet from Seventeenth
az. Ten onc-iamily houses will be
erected on the plots.
T. A. Bafa & Co. sold the four story
factory az l07 and 100 North lst ~.
for Ira c. Hill to manufacturer.
Frank A. Seaver & Co. have sold the
plot. 40xl00, on the south side OF 18th
st., 245 feet east Of Fourth av, for
Sarah Leiiert TO sn investor
New-York tribune., 1916-02-06
GOVERNMENT BOMBS.

s8: basket. o5a5Oc: Va. bbl. slQsl.5Oi
ROMANO. Fla. basket, 55c.gSl:225; crate
n,lda. crate 6SMs s5c. SPINACH. Va. hi
2,cus1.25; SHAILO1S New Orleans. biol.
s2t0HS3: SQUASH. Hubbard. lbl. Sl.75H
S1.45 Marrow. Sl.75Ns2; Fla. new. white.
los. Sl022 Cuban. white. SlRS1.15; TUR-
Ntp~. Rutabaga. bbl or bag 55cdSl.25: Old.
white. tbl SlWSl.25. New Orleans. white
bbl Sl.25NS2; Bermuda. white. crate, ljcd
81: TOMATOES. Fla. carrier. 75cd $50
Cuban. 15cU $50; Isle OF Pines. 15c4 Si.50
Nassau. slUf2; WATERCRESS 100 bunche-
slNSl.75. HOTHOUSE PRODUCTS Beet
green's box. Sl.5O: cumumbcrs. dozen. 50cN
$50; culls, box. s2Ms3 dandelion greens
box. sl.75: mint. dozen bunches. 10000
mushrooms white. Alb basket. sl.400 $40
cream. Sl.25d$l.60: brown. sldsl.40; but
to,s 15c0Sl; flats and opens, 50d 5c
rsdishes. 100 bunches, sl.5OdS3; rhubsrb
Mich. dozen bunches. 40G60c. Eastern,
bunch Of 10 stalks. l0M5Oc; p stalks. 81
state. dozen small bunches. 6Od 75c: Mich
goa o5c; Cal, sl6SllO: tomatoes. 10. lO0
25c.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-06
BOylan Measure Tends to
Secure Greater Economy,
Says Committee.
AHERN AMENDMENT
ALSO WINS APPROVAL
Realty Body Believes Titles May
Become Questionable Unless
Law Is Passed.

The Real Estate Boards sub-com-
mittee on Legislation and taxation at
its weekly meeting took up number
Of important bills and referred several
others 10 special committees consider
ing the subjects concerned
Among the latter was Senator Boy
lan's bill amending the Torrens act.
This Is the same bill which was In
troduced by Senator Boylan last year
and passed In the Senate. The bill
reached the Assembly too late TO get
out OF the Committee on Rules.
A number Of concurrent resolutions
affecting matters taken up In the
amendments to the constitution, which
failed Of passage at the last election,
were referred 20 the boards committee
on constitutional amendments Bills
approved by the committee follow:
Senate. Int. so. introduced by Nr
Boylan (same as Assembly bill, Int. 222,
introduced by Mr.. Mahony), an act 60
amend the state printing law and
creating the Office of Superintendent Of
State Printing. The superintendent ~
TO be appointed by the Governor, with
the consent of the Senate, for iive-year
terms. and all printing done at the eN-
pense Of the state is 70 be done under
his supervision in an office provided
for and maintained by the state. lie
Is 90 receive salary Of $4,000 year.
The state Printing Board is aboll lshed.
The Controller. Attorney General and
Secretary Of state are made commit
tee to lease or purchase and equip a
suitable building for the state printing
Office before January /, 1917, and S3oV'-
600 Is appropriated
This bin is approved on the ground
that it would tend 20 secure grea'ess
economy 20 the state in the matter o.
ITS printing and end the peculiarly ad-
yantageous position and control now
held bv group Of Albany printers.
Assembly. Int. 253. introduced by MI
Ahern. an act to amend the real prop,
rrfv law. by validating the record oI
certain conveyances made prior TO jan
uarv /. 1915. in the county clerks once
Of anv county, Of any deed or mortgage
~ assigument Of satisfaction piece
wbere rroof was taken IN another
This bill is approved. The deeds arc
voiid the practice WAS uncertain, on, ana
vniess "i the law is passed many utles
nav become questionable and muci'
litigation result, declares the commit
tee.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-06
MANY BUSINESS
PLACES LEASED
Rentals Show Demand for
Stores and Lofts in
Various Zones.

Ewing. Bacon e. Henry. with Huberth
E. Huberth. leased to the American La
France Fire Engine Company the store
at $50 West oath ST.. and through
Huberth e. Huberth space to willard
Day in 1876 West J2d ST.
The Charles +. Noyes Company has
leased the building 2ll Duane ST. 20
the Worcester Salt Company, and the
store llS Maiden Lane to the Farley
Davidson Steel Company.
James J. Buckingham has leased TO
the Economical Tire and Supply Com
pany the store at 1892 Broadway.
Shaw & Co. leased for twenty-one
years the building st $40 Lenox ay.
Peter Gilsey & Co. leased the fret
loft in 1895 Broadway and 80 West 29th
st. TO Wagner & Blsufarb, furriers.
Jacob J. Tabolt leased 20 the Kress
Company the building 81 Franklin St,
to Pierce Buckley the store and base
ment ll5 Seventh av. and 20 Robert
Muller the building l02 West 43d ST.
Amcs & Co. leased the store and
basement at 40 Sixth az. for a term
of years TO Samuel Dauer, and the
store and basement at the northwest
corner Of Seventh az. and 49th ct 20
the Knickerbocker Sales Rooms, deal
Crs in automobiles.
The Cross & Brown Company leased
at 239 West 55rh -. the store TO the
Swedish Crucible Steel Company for a
term OF years. and at the southeast
corner of Seventh az. and 49th 81. space
10 Oliver J. Allenbaugh.
Bastine & Co. leased floor a. 80
East 22d st. TO the Advance Cloak Com
pany. and at 81 and 90 Fifth a.. to
4. O. Wright & Co., dealers in UNI
brellas.
Charles V Van Nalen leased lofts at
81 John -. to A. +. Sinsheimer. at 81
West 18th 81. TO Charles Rhineberg and
additional space AZ 81 Maiden Lane to
Pitzele. Hamburger & Finston.
The VI. Rosenthal Company leased 90
the George c. Lynch Compsnw aoor IN
236 and 23S Fifth av. and floor 70
New-York tribune., 1916-02-06
l.. /. WATERWAY BILL
Provides for Payment Of Land In De
Nclopiug Bay Route.

Introduction of a bill IN tho Assembly
appropriating $4,000 for the aequ'S
,ion Of lands for the construction or
dcep waterway along the south shore
~ Long Island is encouraging to every
property owner from Wreck Lead 70
Shinnecock Canal. and they are hoping
the bill will become "A law. The stint
appropriatcd money one year ago ior
aurvey Of tho proposed route, "hlen
bas been made. Federal engineers
hayo also completed their survey win
estimntc of the cost Of dredging. which
is about s3.O00000. IN
II il arranged that the state shai,
furnish the right Of way ana pu',"
bridges over the waterway where h'o
essarv Very few bridges VIII be re
onircd. and comparatively few laterai'
leading from important communities 10
Tho main channel will have to be IN
nroved by the Federal government az
nriyate enterprise has already dredReu,
straightcned and decpened many
streams. notably the Reynolds channel
north ~ Long Beach; the water%ny at
Woodmcrc. the canal at East KocNh,
wav. the channel at Brightwaters ana
the canal and two rivers at BALDWIN
Uorbor. the latter of which have a
depth Of nine feet at high water hc
township of Hampstead has also
widened and deepened MiIburn RIVER
at Baldwin.
COMPLETION OF this work means
cbeaner shipment of building materials
= creater use of the south side bays for
rleasure boats and safe inside route
Co. email merchant vessels. which are
now subject to the dangers Of Long
Islands ocean front.