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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-22
THE FIGHTING
IS VIOLENT
ITALIANS ARE MAKING DES-
PEitATE COUNTER ATTACKS
AGAINST AUSTRIAN LINE.
HIDDEN BY 4 F0G
Heavy Fog screens the Fighting on
the Tyrolcsc Frant--Nlany
Italian Positions Are
Captured.

VIENNA. May 22.--Dashing thru
heavy fogs that cover the Austrian
Tyrolcse front the Italians are max
Ing desperate. but unsuccessful, ef-
forts to stem the Austrian invasion
OF Italy. Throughout Saturday the
Italian commanders hurled heavy
forces against tho Austrian :.own
princes line In desperate counter
attacks. Each onslaught was re-
pulsed.
An official statement issued by the
Austrian war office reports the cap
ture of several more Italian POSI-
tions and tho taking OF 1900 pris-
ontrs. About $4,000 Italians. In
Guiding many officers. have been
captured since the Austrians began
their offensive week ago. Tho
Italian attack was OF greatest vio-
lenee In the Astico valley where tho
Austrians for the first time since
the beginning OF the war obtained a
foothold in Italy. II Is believed that
King Victor Emanuel, now at the
front, has ordered the Austrians
cleared OF Italian territory by
Tuesday Mt any cost. Tuesday Is
tho first anniversary OF the begin
ming of the Austro-Italian war.
THE fighting OF Tyrol on the
Laverone plateau has Increased In
violence az result OF the enemy's
attacks" said the official statement.
1--WE now hold the summit of Ar
mcntara ridge. On the plateau we
penetrated the first line positions.
The troops OF the arch duke, Charles
Francis Joseph, the crown prince.
had added to their success. They
have captued Gina del Lagi and the
De Dimoes plateua. The enemy was
driven from Bordo pass southwark.
We have captured three more 28-
centimeter howitxerr. We have nd
Ivanced through Mont de Subio and
occupied Anhodeni Saturday we
captured 2,300 Italians. including -
officers, 35 cannon and eight ma
chine guns"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-22
DEALINGS OF
b|RRELL LAX
THAT WAS THE TESTIMONY TO
DAY on NlSCOUNT MIDDLE
TON BEFORE COMMISSION.
b|RRELL GIVEN LIE
Representative of the War Office said
Birrcli Never Made ANY Request
for Troops to Suppress the
Rebellion.

LONDON, May 22.--Viseount Mid
idleton. former secretary OF war. to-
day accused Augustine Birrell. for
mer chief secretary of Ireland, of
lax dealings with the Irish rebels
in his testimony before the royal
Icommission investigating the rebel
lion
Il notified the Irish government
that the Sim Fieners were becoming
active and declared that the govern
ment program was inadequate to cope
with the situation" Middleton said.
II practically urged the disarm-
ing of the volunteers. Mr.. Birrell
said the whole movement was laugh
able and said it could not be taken
seriously"
Middleton's statement that he
warned Premier Asquith of the seri-
BUSINESS of the situation in Ireland
was one of the sensations of his
testimony.
lie utcldTtu tliNt Ht ilid ull iit
facts before the prime minister on
January 26, and evidently he called
the matter to the attention of Bir-
rell.
A war office representative today
virtually gave Birrell the lie. Bir-
rell had testified that he made sew
eral requests for additional troops
for Ireland. Adjutant General Mac
Rady, of the war office, read let
ter before the commission in which
it was said Birrell never made any
requests for troops for the purpose
of overthrowing the rebels.
Birrell then resumed the witness
stand and said he had several in
terviews with government officials
in which he expressed the desire for
more troops.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-22
116 GUARDsMEN MAY
Be COURT MAnTIALED
TEXAS MLITIAMEN WHO RE-
FUSED To ENLIST WITH REG
ULARS MAY GO ON TRIAL.
Dispatches from Mexico City Quot
cd Obrcgon as Saying the isor-
der situation Was Acute.

WASHINGTON, May 22-Secre-
tary of War Baker is believed to
have been officially advised OF the
refusal OF 116 Texas militiamen to
be sworn into tho federal service.
The department is carefully consid-
ering the subject Under the Dick
law these men may be court-martial-
ed and tried, though they cannot
be forced into the service.
Secretary Baker declined to indi-
cate his attitude until he has more
details.
Mexico City dispatches quoting
General Obregon as saying the sit
uation is acute by reason of the
Americans penetrating below the
Big Bend district brought the state
ment from Secretary Baker that as
far as he knew the question oil
crossing was not discussed In the
recent Ell Paso conference. So faI
as revealed the only thing said
about the Big Bend crossing was
| the promise OF Obregon that hC
would send Carranza troops into
that section to run down the ban
dts.
Inasmuch as Col. Sibley has an
nounced his intention of withdraw
ing II is thought the situation II
the Big Ben country may not be
come acute. Administration met
characterized the border situation
as virtually unchanged. They safe
reports OF raids had been exagger
ated.
Carranza's attitude. as reportes
by Consul Rodgers. remains friend
~.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-22
JOIN
THE BRITISH
NEWS OF THE ARRIVAL OF RUS
SLAMS NEAR EUT-ISI,-AMARA
CAUSES ASTONISHMENT.
MARCH ON BAGDAD
Generally Believed 10 BE Plan Of the
Russians to Join the British In
An Advance on lRgdad.
Warned Against Optimism.

LONDON, May 22.--For the first
time since the beginning of the war
Russian and English land forces are
now fighting side by side in the
Garden of Eden region.
News of the bold dash of the
British camp east of Kut-el-Amara
caused more astonishment in London
than the reported arrival Of the first
Slav forces in France.
Advance information of the COM
ing. of the Russians to Marseilles
reached here, but last nights brief
bulletin was the first intimation that
a Slav force was within $50 miles OF
the British troops.
Military critics here warned the
general public against being too opti-
mistic as a result OF General Lakes
brief announcement. They pointed
out that it was highly probable that
the main body of Russians cannot
effect a junction with the British
for an advance on Bagdad for several
weeks. and that in all probability the
Slavs will advance on Bagdad from
the north instead of from near kut-
el-Amara.
The only previous instances In
which Russians and English forces
have Joined hands in this war oc'
Cured near Saloniki a few months
ago. A landing party from the Rus
sian cruiser Arnold co-operated with
the British. French and Italian sol
dters. occupying a Green fort.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-22
THE vERDuN F|GHT|NG
ENTERS Attn MONTH
HEAVY FIGHTING STILL IN PRO-
cHrSS IN GREATEST BATTLE
IN WORLDS HISTORY.
Nest of Dead Mans Hisi the s.er-
mans Made Repeated Attempts
4, Widen Previous Gains Hat
We're Eepui~esi.

PARIS. MAY e2 Heavy fighting
throughout yesterday marked the
teeinning 81 the fourth month Of
the greatest battle In the history Of
the world. West of Dead Mas hiii
the Germans made repeated attempts
4, widen the sainr msde saturday
II. assauifs were mef hy he1vF fire
from fhe FrrEeh guns and the enemy
t.aa thrlMn back wlsh heavy losses
French successful eoanter aftaess
asre renewed.
several bioek houses ~ere orrupi.
- ln Avorourt weed last niEht bg
th.. Freneh uho attaske.i Nlth hand
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-22
FIGHT IS LOOMING
UP At SAN ANTONIO
ADMINISTRATION Is INVOLVED
IN CONTEST FOR PLACE AS
NATIONAL COMMITTEEMAN.
Postmaster Armistead Offers Com
promise Which Is Turned Down
by Ferguson---Love Says
Election Certain.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, May z2.--
Texas democrats, assembling here
for a finish fight, attempted TO make
peace today, but the efforts were
unavailing.
George d. Armistead, local post
master, who found himself support
ing both President Wilson and Gov
ernor Ferguson, suggested a compro-
mise plan to provide places as del
egates at large for Ferguson and
two of his adherents, Harry X. Law
Ter of Dallas and Herschel Bart
lett Of Marlin Ferguson was te
withdraw his opposition to Tom b
Love. candidate for national com
mitteeman, under Armistead's com
promise plan. Love sent a Telegram
TO President Wilson assuring hin
that il was not his fault that thu
administration was involved in thu
fight here.
MY election Is assured" he wire'
the president.
Ferguson had previously sent
long telegram 10 the president II
which he declared that he had turn
ed down Armisteads eompromis
plan.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-22
MISS LAMBERT DID
NOT END HER LIFE
THAT WILL BE THE TESTIMONY
OF HER FRIEND. MISS JO-
SEPHINE DAVIS.
viii Testify That Marian Was not
Jealous When She Learned Or
pet Was Engaged to
Miss YOuker.

WAuKEGAN. ILL.,. May 22.-Ma-
rian Lambert, for whose murder
William Orpet Is on trial. did not
commit suicide the day she met Or
pet in Helms woods. Miss Josephine
Davis. a close friend of Marian. will
testify. according to the state to-
day.
Marian knew her romance with
win Orpet. over her physical con-
diticn. was at an end" Miss Davis
said today. "She realized that her
love for Orpet had grown cold. and
she was determined 70 forget the
romance she was not jealous when
che learned OF Orret's engagement
20 Miss Youker."
More rapid progress was expect
ed 10 be made in the trial when
e, urt opens today. With the first
panel permanently accepted the
wors 81 filling ghe jury box win be
sEee,ied up. II Il hoped to have the
trial well under way by Friday.
orpet spent Sunday In hts cell
reading bis college books.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-22
THE BANDITS
BECOME ACTIVE
FOUR BANDS ARE REPORTED
TO BE FOLLOWING IN WAKE
WITHDRAWAL OF ARMY.
SPREADING TERROR
Are Said to BE Committing Depre-
dations and Spreading Terror In
VilIages--Cavalry Sent Out
to Disperse Them.

COLUMBUS, n. NJ, May 22.-
Four bands of Mexican bandits are
rowing in the wake of the with
drawal of the American troops, are
committing deprcdations and spread
ing terror through the villages.
This report was brought here today
by motor truck drovers. 1t is be-
lieved the Mexicans who fired on
troopers OF the Seventh cavalry,
wounding one soldier, are members
of these bands.
The bandits arc moving in bands
of from fifty to seventy, but are
kent far enough behind the Ameri-
cans to avoid a clash.
Many inhabitants in the region OF
San Antonio, Mexico, are fleeing
northward in the wake of the Amer
lean troops. General Pershing has
sent out detachments of cavalry to
attack and disperse the bandits.
Following tho withdrawal or the
advance base stories have been cir
culated that Villa has recovered and
is recruiting a new force and plans
IN attack the Americans.
Several road repairing machines
have been received here and are be-
ing sent out along the line OF COM
,nnnication to repair the roads
which have lately been almost inn
passable.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-22

Rswors were circulated m Maea-
.r~sen saturday that the French
minister bad been recalled as TIE
.u..- a.re misfrusffni 20 Houmania g
.trtuas because of the neW REPORTED
.ommerrlaI treaties .uiih Austria
=. = snr-s.ss-i- tro. fhgt D. mieat
,.,,.. h..e.u recalled 81 "a tnken of d's-
,yrn at h8s faIIare ta prevent thf
.s~nfrr of the treaty
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-22
TENt~ NATION ~ cttEtSS
MY BE COURT NtKrttt.En

WASHINGTON. May - The
National Guard came Ia lor eonsii-
erabie discusslon in Washington to-
day. President Wilson Indicated
that h. mixht express publicly his
confidence In the Guards.
Hi-h army officials predicted
raurt martial for the ifs Tsxas Va.
tionaf Guard Who refw~ss1 - enii~s
for aorsisr asrtice-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-22
SPAIN MAY UNDERTAKE
70 MEDIATE THE HAR

LONDON. Nay &c.
phonso Of Spain may q.
noace. an exchange telegraph ''
patch said today He plans 20 s'"
pears sentiment Ia each hetlis"F'
country m the result b ~ ~.
tory he wul SEP two
s,,tasmeu e. the 3 'iieersnt eaP ''.
ro work cur the pi. is
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-22
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PAULINE BEATS WORLDS .,
MILK PRODUCTION RECORD l.,

. CLEVELAND. May 22.-Jolie I
= Topsy Pauline De Kol. n four 4
= year old Holstein COW. has just 4
' set new worlds milk r-oduc- Z
= ton record for one year. Top Z
= sy produced 2s.416 pounds of Z
= milk the last year. or 1904 gall 4
= Ions. She beat the previous Z
= worlds record by 1871 pounds. Z
' The cow is owned by the city.
' and her milk, produced at the Z
' Warrensville correction farms,
, goes to workhouse prisoners. .
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-22
VERNON LOOKED LOVELY
IN HIS NEW UNIFORM

NEW YORK. May 22.--"Vernon
looked just lovely in his new uni
FORM" said Mrs. Vernon Castle.
when she arrived here today from
England on the st. Louis. bringing
a pet monkey with her. Vernon IL
a British aviator.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-22
.AUsTR|AAs HAVE LOST
HEAVILY IN 1YR0lEsE

ROME, May 22.-The Austrians
lost 10000 in killed, wounded or
missing in the first three days of the
offensive on the Tyrolese front, ac-
cording to dispatches received here
The losses the last four days are
believed to have been equally as
large.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-22
SUPREME COURT AEFIRMS
TEXAS COURT DECISION

WASHINGTON. May 22.--Dismis-
sal of the application of tho Bank
ers' Trust company of New York for
foreclosure of mortgages of the Tex
as and Pacific railway and the New
Orleans Pacific railway by the fed
eral court of Texas was affirmed by
the supreme court today.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-22

today. Cano is not thought TO have
n large force. but Funston wanted
60 be ready IL the bandit started
anything.
The Sixth cavalry drew positions
in the Big Bend section today.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-22
GERMANS REPULsED ON
Roth BANKS OF MEUST

PARIS, May 22.--French coun-
ter attacks have driven the Germans
from positions on both banks OF the
Meuse, the war Office announced to-
day. Heavy fighting occurred. All
German attacks on both sides of
the Meuse were repulsed.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-22
NEW JERSEY POLITICIAN
DIES FROM ACCIDENT

NEWARK. n. j., May 22.~-Al-
fred NJ. Dalrymple. republican leader
in New Jersey, Is dead as the re-
suit of an auto accident at Dover.
An auto in which he and his wife
and friends were riding slipped over
an embankment and turned over.
Dalrymple's chest was crushed.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-22
ITALIANS TRY To STEM
THE AUSTRIAN INVASION

Lronadcs.
On the east bank OF the Mcusc
the French carried successful at
tacks against the Germans.
The Germans suffered heavily in
unsuccessful attempts to rcconqucr
Haudromont quarry captured by the
French early in the day.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-22
NEW FRENCH MINISTER
SENT To R0UMAN|A
uOySIUER BLONDELL REPORT
ED To HAVE BEEN Kt.-
LiEvED OF POST.
Gumors Were Circulated Friday that
He Had Been Recalled Beeause
az unfrien,ily Attitude
of koumania.

PARIS. NAY 22.-Monsieur Bion-
dell French minister to koumania.
sin he succeeded By col 81. de saint
Aulieres. now adlutant To the resi-
sem, general Of Morocco. The minis
-, 81 reiru affairs made this an
nouacement TODAY.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-22
wAxAHACHIE, TEXAS. MONDAY. % 1916.
. e>>>>>>~~~~~~~s>s
ROMANCE OF SUNNY ITALY

0 ST. PAUL. MINI. May ga
. Seven years ago today, In n sun
. ny little village near Naples
, Italy. seventeen-year-old Luigi
D Dimias cried as he told pretty
3 Marianna Serplco. ID. goodbye.
D Mariana cried. too. lie was
. leaving FOR America. 60 find
B her a home That he has ac-
, complished. and pretty little
B home II is. here in st. Paul.
; They we're married in the cot
} tage today.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-22

dance on the O'Connor ranch in Re-
fugio county Friday night. Seymour
Williams is dead and Jack Lewis Is
dying.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-22
IlR|L|zE FOR
| BIC MEETING
L.m,rtyTH BIENNIAL CONVEX
,'ay FEDERATED WOMENS
srps OPENS TOMORROW.
||IN IN CHAIR
Marcy Y. Pennybacker OF Justin
|, p.ss;dent of the National Dr.
,,n;,ation - Some Livel,
Scraps Expected.


rw YORK, May 22.-An army
aAOO women, modified from
I npss of 100000 clubwmen
ssr state and possession 4 the
H. states, began the invasbn of
sr,attan Isle today for the ,pen-
4 the 18th Biennial Convection
40 Federated Women's ClUs of
E,5ca in the Seventh regnent
b here tomorrow.
/ the squads, companies, regi-
NJ and battaliOns of handsomely
ned femininity troop alon the
srms from the long trainspull-
MO Grand Central, Pennglva-
station and Hudson Terminal
California, Florida, Main and
N parts of the country, the are
b IN hand by Boy Scout in
i. who see them safely dever-
b their appointed places. 9th
muts 90 around afterwart and
them printed and oral iniruc-
d about getting here and here
New York. Still other Outs
after their luggage.
hanks to these lads and the
i working arrangements COM
rs under the direction ofMrs.
rA Mclean of the New York
Rgation the 10000 will bGom-
nsy settled in New Yorktown
en- their way to hear Mrs. Percy
Annybacker of Texas bans the
gayel on the steel soiding
n that will call the conution
Hder
'nn that moment on unit the
y Of June 2 the women aders
ae nation will make TIL old
hum with speeches and quab-
md social affairs and a. those
7 exciting events that gomen
I about when they get ttether.
Will give the world tIir Of
opinion on governmel and
1sa, food and fighting, rrriage
nlllionaires, babies ar bant-
Aealth and hairdressin short
9 and short ballots, b wives
nlle husbands, prize fits and
ashts, and many, mar other
sr Of general interest
.'ae has been evidence,f some
= sharp feeling betwn the
'aa country delegates, ,,ver the
" Of style, which marrop up
1ae form during the conven-
only open display feeling
Y point thus far Goes from
Aalana delegation, wise mem
aa'e expressed therelves as
qaietly determined o ignore
ana Instructions fm New
distributed gratis tbugh the
'AOa s magazines tdng how
ass while here.
hundred wealthy Inana wo-
&c ehroute here ON special
attend tht convenon. They
~saea by what theyerm the
elirontery" of w York
"a seeking to dicte good
= aress and they a coming
- with means wheby to
melr reputation , one OF
dressed groups womer
~ the biennials.
'eeks preceding tir de
indiana delegates eld in
4aiynation meetis. en-.
% a twenty-five paerapl
as''ons entitled. rorree
'ae Coming BIenni" pub
f 'he name OF NJ Mar
state Chairman. 5. n.
Yorker" in viii shi
r delegates froi ont
aoN they shou dre
Ne~ York so as n0o ap
'oor taste
sgates Dc nor IN tha
sonen wear oulstriet
suits on the str-eior =
inTs. and niti.r n.
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ROME. May 22.--The Italian lin
er st. Andrea was sunk by an Aus
trian submarine.
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der affirmed, with $40 costs and disburss-.
men,s. No opinion. order fled,
care casssn md s]n0th@r, respondent.
order Affirmed with SO costs and dis
bursemrnts. No opinion. Order fled.
The People vs.. Frank J st,hl Motion
granted unless appellant complies with
terms % order, Order hled,
John Lever vs.. Peter g. CALI CHER. Mo
tion grsn,ed; with 80 CO.'S order Ilei
Dyk e. Al. Motion granted without costs
Order hled
SAM. M.rr', h, G..rss w. vs. L,s 5Gn" h hs9ysr
granted unless appellant complies with
terms ~ orders orders ficd.
Joseph Tauher vs.. Welsh Machine Works.
Motion granted With SO costs. order filed
Walter :. Hcilborn ~. Eugene u. Roscu-
baum, Motion granted. with 80 cots,
Consolidated Gas & Gasoline Company
~, Chsres y. overholt, Motion granted
with iio costs, order Med
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Andrea MslchiUu" W. Firemcn's lnsur-
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Helen humniel ". /. $. Fleschl'n Sons,
same ~ S,""; Sane ", Sane, Motions
". Hu,E-rs J, Planten rs. Nassau Ma
tionn, Bank Motion granted. question
| ycftinel. order hled,
Matter of Fred II. s,uhbs ct al. W,
Robert dsmso OF nj, Motion s,ant~d
order rcsettlsd. order hled.
The Same. Motion granted. question
certified. order nled.
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RENTS MADISON AVE. LOFTS.
Mig Concern Takes space At 3Ist
street Corner.

ru,nsr f. Iinse, bav. Ia. s.d tho .i,h.n
and ninth lorta I'm Tho .ix,can coy
building be,np er.,,od M IN. nnr,bw.st
cor,ter ~ NadIso, ry.,u, n,,i rhIr,,-
drs, s,ree, IN n I.f,,ur, A. a., f,r
A term of yenrs n, an avvrev,,, rental
Of $4,000 This builJing con,nIns oycr
3OO. 900 square fc., and + n,w enttrslv
rented. being the Iars.s, lof, hnIlliuy IN,
season.
The Stern picard comn,n. avcnts
FOR tho Ford Auto Comnanv. las lea ..I
Tor ,ven,v.one ye,r, , ,vn story hu,lJ-
inv which is 10 be erected on a ulot sOx
100 M bts W.s, Eor,v.eigbth street. II
is In bc used az a seryice station George
n. Read A. 90 we-e the hroker. The
Read firm ard n l., Dinel also leased
the third foor. containing .ooOO sulare
fact. I'm IN. r,ns,.bl. Ruildius nj III
Fifth avenue. to U]eIchenback a. 60. Tn,
les.e.s ar. NOW "a, lso LYf.h aV.nu.
S,eph.n II 'rynp .Jr. A. "a. have
lease in % Madison avenue space TO the
Vardwicl, A. Npvee Company and Kahn
Ia the At schxart, an, cornoration
SellRnan Kremer A. 60. ana the Monarch
knitting ma In Al Union souare
space 10 the Chicago Eerrotyns Com.
many with the c,oss A BROWN comp.ny
second floor in AZ Ia a. East THIRTY
second street I, Jnsenh Never q 90
warns In 90 Eour,h avenue tho e,yhth
floor 10 A scot, nnd i'm sos aud go
broadway fourth aoor 10 corneil Knit.
,,,r Ann. tor 40 I,,~n,tsLa,L r,,,n.n,
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HOME BUYING IN BROOKLYN.

The Realty Associates have sold iici
F!ty-frst street, "A two story brick
semi-detached dwelling with garage. on
iot 2cxlOO. The purchaser is r. l.. Rose.
Who will occupy.
The Mclnerney Kl!nck Realty Com
psnv has sold the three story brick
building being erected at the southeast
.1ruer OF flatDush avenue and Claren-
don road. fronting % feet on Flatbush
avenue and 100 feet on Clarendon road.
FOR the /. 4 A. :. Building Corporation.
richard Goodwin has sold l3llA
Blshwick avenue. a dwelling. for Cath
crime Guhring l074 Hancock street for
the S!tzman estate: Al: McDonough
street. an eight family apartment house,
FOR Charles Kemp. and with Charles W.
Se!tz +05 Bridge street. a three story
business building, for the Smith estat o
20 william Noonan.
The Buckley 4 Horton Company has
sold 2s6 De kalb avenue. a three story
dwelling. between Clinton n Waverly
avenues.