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OCEAN SIDE HOUSE RENTALS.

TIL Lewis II. May Company has
leased at Rockaway Park, l.. J.. for
J. II. Holler cottage on South Eighth
avenue TO -. Selner for Bertha Age
than cottage on Columbus avenue to
A. W. Hert1berg at Belle HArbor. L.. l.,
for John II. RAIDER cottage on orienta
avenue to Joseph Mandel for George
Chesebro cottage ION North Suffolk ave-
nue to A. Lassner.
at Woodmere for Charles Fischer house
on Elm street to Max Cohen for Wat
son Nredenburgh house on Wood lane
TO Alfred Hagedorn; for Frank NJ.
Jensen house on Burton avenue 70 l..
Strepp: for sophie A. Rosenbaum house
on Woodmere Boulevard to Nathan
Klau; for L. Tumpson house on Bur-
ton avenue 10 Hugh W'iloughby for
NJ. X. Sulzbereer house on Burton ave-
berger house ON Linden street to Robert
II. Loeb.
Franklin NJ. wise OF Manhattan has
leased through !. G. Wolf the George
Harhway residence. corner Bayview ave.
nur ami Syracuse drive, Great Neck
Estates. r. II. Henry. vice-president OF
the McGraw publishing Company OF New
York. has leased for fourteen months
through 7. q. Wolf the Henry McMair
cottage. Great Neck Estates
L'Ecluse. Washburn & Co. report the
lease OF no Colgate Hoyt property.
known as East over Farm. consisting
Of is5 acres and a large residence. on
Centre Island. oyster Bay. to T.. r..
Smatllers " New York. THIS is one of
the largest and finest estates In this
section.
Julia Beverley Higgens has let for
Winthrop Cowdin his place known AS
Meilow~ House. Mt. Kisco. 20 Michael =.
O'tonnor Of New York city. and for
Miss Caroline Choate her place at Pleas
| antyillc 10 Dr .rohn r. MacCurdy of
| New York city.
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v~AsHINGToN, Msy. :4-Ihe DESTROYER
Bach has arrived a. Cramps, bait eship
H.. aware. hospital shin S''lre and IC
-tr"y-rs Melville, \ichuIsuu. Porter aud
Duncan 81 New port. Hu'fe' Lebanon 81
Philadelphia yITI repair sh'p Panther o.
Saula 'uingu cay, les'iuSr. Preston OF
ruvgt, Plata gunboat Wheeling ~ Puerto
McNiro.
truIsrr Baltimore has sailed frrm \"v
York fur NsW Haven de-trpler Eric.-pH
from Sew Work ard ior newport, lh''r
ship tIorlds FROM New work. for r. X
l.ltrl sound. cuuNuH' G..NcsfrJ from
krr, Toy Manila Jattirshlp khH~a from
pht.ttc' pNtt fuf southern 'rlH ground
s~uymariu"s ~, is and l. I from Boston
for Sev London: bat''~ship New Ianp-
shire from TuripkiusNlN- f"r B,ock ls'aut
sound. tus UUtaro from New y orb for
HrN lIpVcr. tug S-b,E0 fror Port Ro'r
tor tusr.r-ftr. yacht SN.Hit from NpriNlh
Tor Washington. bait eship l'al from
New work Tor block Island SCUM cruise"
T,nn.~-cr from Po't iiuyA. fur S'n''
DOMINICA rt'F. des.ruNs" l'frN iIuul
l,nec y u Tor Sarrhtt
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sss,oOO DRIVE APARTMENT.

rlans ave been filed by Samuel katz.
architect for the Gustaviue Construction
Company. Gustave Schneider. president,
for the construction of n six story ele-
vator apartment house at S3+ and saS
Riverside Drive. :ss feet northwest OF
l5sth street. II will have u frontage Of
"a fee, M a depth Of l2&.% feet. and
the architect has estimated the cost ~
Sc, 600
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ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
So Panama. at Cri.tobal
50 Netspsn. ~ Port t'mor.
- hImirants. Al Cristobal
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II STORY PARK AVENUE FLAT.
Will Replace Old Yosemite AZ a2d
street Corner.

Plans for the seventeen story apart
ment house to replace the old Yosemite
Apartments. at the southwest corner of
Park avenue and Sixty-second street.
were hled yesterday by J. Il. r. Car
penter. architect for the $50 Park Ave
nue. Company. which purchased the site
recent, from the New York Life Insur-
ance Company. The building will cover
an area OF ~iiS.sxs0.5. and In estimated
to cost 100000. 1t will have n facade
Of brick and terra Gotta and accommo-
dations for thirty-four families are pro-
vided,
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For other real cstste ira n ~
ttous s~e Gage -.
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FLAT on i7aD STREET CORNER.

ON the northwest corner Of st. Mich
olas avenue aud 1874 street n 1--WE story
fiat house with stores will he erected
for the Seco Realty Corporation. Sam
uel Eiseman. president. II will have a
frontage OF 100 feet n a depth of 100
feet. with IA facade Of brick and limo
stone. Sass 4 s~prinesteens are the
architects and have estimated the cost
AT $4,000
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NEW REALTY CORPOR ATOMS,

John Fox Company. Manhattan: capital.
81, 900; directors. Norman Wilmer rhsnd
Ter. L. Augustus Meier and Arthur g
Quinn.
Ssrco Realty Company, Manhattan
capital. $1,000. directors, Arthur b. Breu.
rer, Thomas Achenbach and John Howard
Keim.
porlock Corporation, Manhattan capital.
;7O.o25; directors. E'in, Cross. y. Clear
water and John D: Peabody.
Ninety University Place Corporation,
Manhattan; capital. 80 900; directors.
Frank A. Cari.n. Waiter r. schiel and Ed
ward J Grimm,
Seimord ~S,anhodge Realty Company.
Manhattan: capita, $1,000: directors, sally
Spears. Frederick Weiss and Esther Weiss.
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20 STORIES on LvCEuM SITE.

Fred I. Ley 4 Co. have obtained the
general contract for the construction
OF a twenty story once building and
arcade at ~ to 80 West Forty fourth
street. through to ~ to 20 West Forty
MIN street, part Of which contained the
old Berkeley Lyceum. The project. 10
he carried on by the Berkeley Arcade
Corporation. controlled By Lee 4 Fleisch-
mann will cos about 81. 900. 600. The
original announcement called for a six-
teen story building.
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BARNEY ESTATE
SELLS FINE HOME
Dwelling Valued at $4,000
on East seth St.-77th
Street House Sold.
MANY INVESTORS BUY

The Barney estate has sold the Ave
story modern American basement resi-
dence at East E,ghty-ninth street
through William B.. May 4 Co. This
house Is 90 feet wide and has a large
extension. The price at which It hat
been held was $4,000. The purchaser
intends to occupy after making extern
sive alterations. Malcolm Whitman re-
Gently purchased In this block.
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LEASE CEDARHuRsr VILLAS.

The Lewis III. May Company has
leased for the estate Of Edward Con-
molly to Saul and Seel Singer two Itai-
Ian villas 70 be constructed on three
acres OF ground each on Cedarhurst
avenue and broadway. Cedsrhurst. I. !.
The improvements will include houses.
garages tennis courts and sunken Itai-
ian gardens. The houses arc leased for
a term Of Ave years at n total rental
Of over $4,000. This property is sur
rounded by the large estates of I. ID.
Levy. r. J. VILE and Katherine j. White.
Occupancy will be taken in the fall.
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lieutenant Commander ? II Madison
from NaNal Wa college 10 tbs virginia ss
executive.
Iieutenant-Commauder u. G. Allen. from
Naval Academy 20 commend - the Samp-
son
Lieut.. G. Stpu from tho New Jersey 10
IA. Kansas
Lieut.. X u. B-nne' Nnn columbia Uni
Ner,ifN 70 tho FLORIDA,
Lieut.. T. BlA kwe' from N" Rhod.
Island to the Florida,
Passed Assistant Pa! master VI T. F"drh
to Portsmouth yard.
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TAKES HOME.

Narolina Palmisino has purchased
nnm the Realty Associates 1923 Bay
'HNe'h street, between Harway and
''pSey avenues, a two story frame two
,ah'Iy dwelling. on lot :0xs6. The broker
was A C~onstantin.
tease e. Gilman have sold for tho
n,orssage Financing Company to Nor
~ RotAman the dwelling at 1901 Sixty
elNh street at the corner Of Nineteenth
avenue The buyer will OCCUPY,
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OVERLOOKING THE OCEAN

Beautiful cottage. Just finished. built for
all-year home, owner cannot occupy :
large rooms, bath. open fireplace Ia living
room; all The very latest improvement
electricity. gas. full cellar. hot water heat
new model range with eytra hot water AZ
tavhinent IN Kitchen: abundance OF shrub.
berry. price o., 200, worth 5000, respnnsible
party c~r take possession for $500 cash,
balance very easy terms. 80 minutes FROM
CITY. .. BROWNE. $40 T.. I+th 81.
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BuG RENT ON aATH STREET.

United stores Realty Company has
leased the store and basement in IS
West Thirty-fourth street to Thomas
Murray for a long term Of years for
an aggregate rental of $4,000. Also
the entire top foor OF this building to
the Berlitz School Of Languages. This
completes the entire renting of this
building.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan,

DyCKMAN, ST. E cor sherman a.. ,ooS
Inc, owner and contractor. ,,,.. slT"5o
5TH Az, o g.. whole front. between ssth
ngt Mount sinai Hospital. owner:
Thompson starrett Co, contractor; y II
Chapman Contracting Go, su~b-contrac.
,, 11r " $50 to saS.san Bnrs;s,n AZ.
Edgar y Appleby ct al, owner; william
Lincoln MacElracvy Inc, contractor $50
laOTU ST 10 E--Chas = Utterson AIT NJ
Lawrence, owner; riid"n 4 Go, contra.
ss1Tout ST, AZ E--Titic Guarsnty & Trus,
20 agt l+7 f. s6th st Co, Inc, owner.
John A IArk!u. contractor tcorreo-
tionb ..,.... .,.,,.'
Bronx.
KELLY st. lli6-teorge Pencovttz AIT
Wnlmetts Const Co. Inc. owners and
sGhss.riS'EF Nv. " is,,s istths !
iOOxiOo David Brandt. 1nc, agt En-
sign Improvement co. owners aud. CON
KELLY ST, . >. oe,i u is7th 81, G6xio5,7
John Kingston aRt Willmette const Co.
Inc. owners: II e Jackson and willme,tc
const 90, Inc, contractors. .."..,.&35i $40
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Albert r Ashforth and NJ. & l.. Hess
have leased ~ East Twenty-ninth street
for Or. f.. W. Todd for a term OF eigh-
teen years to Alexander Behrends. This
property will be improved with a two
story and basement new building to be
connected with the ground floor Of 40
Fourth avenue and used as additional
quarters by the SILK Exchange cafe. con-
Quoted by Mr.. Behrends.
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A. D. .HnII>uD 4 60. NV.

A +. ju'liIard has bought the thr. .
N'ory build ng AZ ." Nandam street. now
r'ed by the city as a tuberculosis cline.
- huycr~ will alter the building for
"a - purpose for their business, Tn
ip'ld'rg COVERS 4 lot 23Nlo1. 1t wa.
sold hv i.p, y Bro. for Francis y.
Brgsnar, u- ATTORNEY.
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IDEAL HOME NEAR THE SOUND

r00Un9- Z llTIN. hot Na'or htaI. gus
sowpr. waite, ana electricity, spacious
pul hos. 80 miuutts 10 3jri =. X fth Ave .
J minutes 600 station. privilege of restricted
hstlinr beach, good titlr. $1,000 cash, bal
aure rar be arranged 10 suit, -. STEPHEN-
SOS. 2i3 ". S4tH 81
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UASiIIESTot:. I.y 81 Tait IN,
order WAS issued to-dn, Iap'. ! Y
ShelleH. cavalry Inspector instructor, from
Denver, col, 20 sat Lake t''y Tor per
iuanent station with dl;ies pertaining tc
l. glith ciNs'rv district. organized militia
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

United ststes Coast and .Gecdetio euvv-
StandNd Time.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun ri..s. 80 sun sets. !FiMa Mon r...-,5A.Ms4
Hen WATER THIS DAY.
s.nd,H,.. ) ~ 81 Gov. ia, ...I E n I'd, o.... sM
Low WATER THIS DAY.
s..d,H,.. s AZ Gov. ID. 4 an ~ uu, o... AZ, an
Arived-wEpNEspAY. Nay "a
S. Nieuv Amrerdam. $40 A. NJ, IA.
IS HanninStcn Court. $50 A. n. Hsvr~.
$. s,raihicven, 10 A. NJ 1 la R sis i
s. Rsa kel.d,s. 10 p. NJ. Tuesday. x,r..
5, Bb is;S' ~ > A 4. n H. s Dsns.', NM Ny
: : Beisier, PIP. N. 81. Ns,aire, May 10
: Dictator 1879 A. n .M.nzanilo. May 81
Sc Joanii Ludwiy Mowtnckel. $50 p. N.
S. Algonquin, $50 <. N. Turks Iasnd.
IS. Mariana, $40 p. " ru..d.,. san ,u.n,
s. Msnchioneai, II p NJ Tuesday. Kins
:. Hy,,sn,i'' 4 N Tsn.%c; My
May IL.
:. Meteor. 10 4 NJ Santiago. May iS
= Havana 1918 A ". Havana May ~
- Medina Galveston Nav u.
- kivo, New Orle ans. NAV Is
- Hamilton. Norfolk. MAY %
~ oseeche~, Charleston, MAY 80
ARRIVED FROM NEW YofE
| Sc Panama. at Cri.tobal
| 50 Netspsn. ~ Port t'mor.
- h'mifants, Al Cristobal
SAILED roR NEW yoRu
S. Carolina. from san Jusr
50 France. from Barhsdo,
So ZuliS, from Maracaibo
Ga ~siSaols. from SANTIAGO
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finishing the building have already been
let and the work Of completion started.
ADDS TO ARDsLEY PROPERTY.

Grifen. Prince 4 Ripley announce the
sale to William A. c.. Even of a plot
Of land fronting on Broadway opposite
the Clendenin estate. This will be utii-
iscd In connection With his present coun-
try place. The property belonged to the
estate Of Amxi l.. Barber.
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RUYs YONKERs FLAT,

Thomas s. Burke has negotiated the
Nnn OK the hve story apartment house
~ b7t and $50 South Broadway. Yon-
hers, which has stood unfinished for
building and permanent loans for the
purchaser, Harold Levy. Coutrscts for
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SALE OF ORANGE DWELLING.

Edward p. Hamilton & Co. have sold
for Frederick Pring the new Colonial
residence and grounds at 1855 Berkeley
avenue. Orange, ". j.
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REAL ESTATE FOR sAiE-QuEENs.
HOME near the water. Must sci

at once my pretty bungalow overlooking
Jamaica Bay. =" minutes from city via
LII r. Srooms and bath. hot water.
electric lights, excellent location. Price,
$500. Twill make terms to suit you as
bushes, reason, compel me to sell.
OWNER. box lO7 sun Office.
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BUYs IN NEW JERSEY HILLS

r. q. Curry Of New York city has
bought a house on Morris avenue. Noun
tain Lakes. n. j.. for his own occu-
pancy.
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GREENWICH STREET M

Benjamin Albert and Abraham Gerber
are the buyers Of 315 Greenwich street.
northeast corner OF Reade street, sold
recently. They occupy the property.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

sTH Az. q c saith AZ, 1917 6Si2os irrrg
li9-Franklin Petit to Bond and Mtg
Gusrante. 60. i!5 Rem.en e., Bklyn;
BL"Ef:cKER sT. :s2.i--Loiui,s Ludwig TO
Jacob Larus, 7o7 ~ Nicholas nv, all
title atty, Lawyers Title 4 Trust 60.
list 81. ssi E--Barbara Ha,lak to Anton
Hochunsl, 1873 LIST sv; atty. Vincent W
WSyii.sk; "a = ss,s 'tr,i..7s.,,,. 5000
Guar & Trust Co TO Italian Savings, Bk,
90 Spring st: atty. Tito Guar q Trust
srH AZ tcss.Hritl. G;u.r.nt.. Tiust
60 to North River Savings Bank. 81 W
sAth 81; atty, Title Guar 4 Trust 60;
.srimi ST Ia w-.-El.i.' il; Powell 10 WI
SON N Powell and ano. 1870 l. roth -.
exrs q,iy, WV Powell : Wall q $50; 900
inxs Insin TO Adam Campbell. trur, ..
r 2sth st: atty. Title Guar & Trust co,
9TH II hHyS;Azi! mo, '...hi 81, II; WE,;L.aw'
Si5 " ioi,t St; atty. Lawyers Title 4
80 Nv. i;o7. and Manhattan sv,. SIS
Jno II Cromwell and sno. sxrs.. to Miriam
II Cromwell Of Crawford. ". ]. . mtEs;
atty. Jno II Cromwell. al W Il.tth
Al Ann
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FULLY PLOT

o, are. Ia r.s'iicted locality sewer. water,
tiu ,io'tri. i's, 30 minutes trnu CITY
uH.Hrr-- Of private hAthirg haach: bar
, Hn iJ ,n-h %ORlH SHORE. box u.
suu On r.
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TAT EMS

PATENTS SECURED lrt,e m,rNs rc:isteref
i~otect your ideas, ash Wa-NuN-iuu on r 'n
tree books aui u.l uf ~, ltuuN uiut' a.
vice free RICHARD Il OWEN IN oWeu Bll-
wssNirgton. DC New Work. Onto v""'t
piae Phone, Bsrclsy 7E1i
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SACRIFICE HOME. WATER FRONT

Rights, elegant sandy bathing h-ach. on
50, all water sports ia r-nu.d con immunity,
elegant ali yesr home ard swell bath. gie.
electricity. steam heat. rHuge. tubs. open
fireplace. all hard wood finish. nsguin. eu'
In every detail, grounds all llid out -
shrubs, etc. don't miss this chbucn: a go
a. S5lSn, 5000 cash aud so mouth S.
OW<ER, ~ l.. Room 6os. I Ncrt San -.
TWO adjoining ocean front plots ~
"a o: will sell either or both, low priC.
terms to suit On reasonable orer Lee
than an hour from the centre of tho tIj'.
Restricted, thoroughly developed neigh
borhood r.NG NotGiI, Room sos. tIu.
fury Building, y. Y. City.
OLD FASHIONED BUNGALOW. Nv
rooms plot NoNl00, Na'er. electricity, ct
needs Few repairs. 800 rtsh. balance casy
terms title guaranteed. NORTH. box Io5
sun ONCE.
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FIRE RECORD.

A. Damage.
i.lS-i3. Hester 81. unknown .. TriHing
Baron ..-'.... ....1 riring
s:ic-sW i. Houston IT.; Isaac
$50 $40 L. 18th 81. tmiel Grvua- slight
a.oO-is. ". 10Th -. stephen Alien slight
o;t5-f3i Z. 9TH ~ philip Grcen.
berg .... sight
y ~.
lg:is-i aud : Ann AZ Drumnipud
Detective Agency ........, y 900
10 3S-is7 West End a, John j.
ten. -. Not given
s:Ib--.l7 y. 18TH II Mary
France .rrininr
s:JG-7H Mercer It Saluur, Truser. $500
T.2y-ll6 ". +th IT Rori. Cassel. .None
s.l5-pi~- SO. Nori5 River. Hudson
River Boat Co. ...... sight
a.?5--5i2 W. l5sfh st, Z stoweii slisht
9:H5-gfe3Lirhth av, Henry Wclf TriNing
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HUGHES Az, W s.,e4 n issth ST. 5oxs

HUGHES Az. W 9. ,e45 n issth st. 5oss1.C
--Carucci Holding Co TO Mae W
j Romagns. 81 Liberty st..,...,..S II
lssTH sT.ss, isss r-wili. ay. i7sxiSo
Emma J Wood to Robt \ .Thorp, 5ss
Monroe st. Bklyn' atty. A ID Paps, ~
yALc,RsoN Nv. 7ss--Annis' e Cochran 70
Lawyers Mort Co: % Liberty st atty.
LoTIe, map Moss ~Estate--David Brundsge
10 Caroline W Brown Hawthorne, y y;
sttys, Clark, G 4 y. whit" Piain.s
WISE Az. "its7--prcp:rty Realisation,
Cory. 70 u q Title Quar- Co. 50 Court
sane pnopERrl.Ua rii,. ousr:Sty
CO 70 Mary 4 cv!tis. - Ocean ~y.
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WEST SIDE DWELLING RENTED.

The Houghton Company has leased
for Edna y. Latimer the four story and
basement dwelling at SO West Sinctieth
street to J.. r.. Ioomie.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.
1857 ST. $40 and S3s W-Northrup Cs-
a. May 70, 1StS. .Vii.S 81
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Aston Dwellings

with front porches aud large lawns, ucar
elevated and subway express stations, Beau,
tifui II room house on Yves, lSoth ST. In
guir~
Robert Levers, 376 Lenox Ave.
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Co>NECTICUT REAL ESTATE FOR >AIp
sNlPPAN pOINT MANOR,

IN. most desirable all year residencs
property near New York. ciiAS. Buck
CCNSrPrCTiOS co. ! z t9nd st.
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HELP

~~~-~~~~- ~ ~-n-"~--~
Statesmen he 'urget' F4hlishfIg
House In the United Stat-s 4. forming :
class to develop Hdver'iriup -al" NOV uu'N
thoso capable Of ahsurp.us aNl Pop. 'nr
new iGca- considered training f''r ana
prrmHurtt positions AWAITING E'I.'rS iUI
upplicant-, Address : =, boa 10 sun ufilS.
MANTED-l ouug man about Is or 10
with knowledge of htehosraphv ana tyne
writing to assist with Once work.
|sTurE 60, eSj Monroe 81. ~, Y
The broad ax., 1916-04-29
Proof That We Are Sheepish.

The Pittsburgh man who several
years ago won a dinner from an In
diana county relative by taking small
piece Of wood, hammer and a nail
and blocked traffic on lower Fifth ave-
nue. Of the steel metropolis by hammer
ing the nail into the single resting on
the sidewalk has a follower here who
did similar stunt. The New Yorker
won his wager by placing ball Of pa
per six inches in diameter at the cor
ner Of Wall street and Broadway and
by staring at it got a crowd of a hum
dred people in five minutes. 1t proved
the old contention of the psychology
OF crowds, showed that all the yokels
are not living in the country and re-
vealed that we humans all are more or
less sheep.-New York Letter to Pitts
burgh Dispatch
The broad ax., 1916-04-29
Edison and His Mother.

During the short time that he at
tended school Thomas A. Edison was
nearly always at the foot Of his class.
On one occasion teacher remarked
10 the inspector that the boy was
added" and that trying to tutor him
was a mere waste Of time.
The youth overheard the remark. He
repeated it to his mother, who prompt
y took the child back to the school and
told the teacher he did not know what
he was talking about and that the lad
had more brains than the teacher.
Referring to this critical period Of
his existence, Mr.. Edison once said:
"Had it not been for my mothers ap-
probation and faith In me 1 should
very likely never have been an in
ventor. She was so true, so sure Of
me, that felt that had some one to
live for, some one must not disap-
point The memory Of her viii always
be blessing to me"-Columbus Dis
patch.
The broad ax., 1916-04-29
BUCK SAVES FAWN
FROM SWIFT RIVER
lattsr Falls Behind In Swimming the
Columbia to Escape From
Some Dogs.

Kettle Falls, WASHED Roper, a
farmer living on the Ferry county side
Of the Columbia river, saw three deer
driven to the Columbia river by dogs
and then forced to cross for safety the
other day. Roper had crossed to this
side Of the river In a rowboat and
heard the barking Of the dogs near the
bank Of the river that he had left.
Three deer, a buck, doe and fawn,
sought safety by swimming In the river
and were swimming toward this side
when Roper hid himself in order not to
mghten the deer back again.
The fawn fell behind the others and
appeared unequal to the battle with
tn swift cold water, and Roper
thought it would surely drown, when
the buck, which had been in. the lead,
TUNED back and assisted the fawn
mtn the bank Of the river was safely
reached. The three deer then stood still
and rested for some time
The broad ax., 1916-04-29
SOAP BRINGS REUNION.

Brothers Meet For First Time In Thir-
teen Years by Accident
St PauL-Charles Mckee Of Ray,
N. D., was sent to room 800 when he
registered at the Hotel Sherman. De-
string to shave, he unpacked his grip.
But his shaving stick was missing.
~Have you got any shaving soapT
he asked man who was issuing from
room 324.
Sure" was the answer. They en-
tered room 324 and turned on the light
to look for the shaving soap. Mckee
looked at the other man critically.
whats your name?" he asked.
ar E. Mckee of Shakopee, Mimi"
was the answer.
'Tm your brother Charley" the North
Dakotan said.
The two had not seen each other for
thirteen years. They were reared in
St Paul and separated after their par
ents died. Charles went to North Da-
kota, where he owns a half section of
Land. r. E. Mckee went to Shakopee,
where he owns a section.
In the last thirteen years they had
not corresponded. Unknown to each
other, each had amassed fortune.
The broad ax., 1916-04-29
SOUTH SEA ISLAND
COLONY IN AMERICA
Strange Community Is DisCoV-
cred In Utah.

Salt Lake City. - Discovered - the
srangest community in the United
States.
1t Is a community Of south sea
islanders. A thousand In number, they
are now settled in the Skull valley In
Utah, between the Great Salt lake and
the Nevada line.
There are Maoris, Samoans and Ha.
waiians living and farming in perfect
harmony, intermarrying and raising
children.
Twenty-Five or thirty years ago the
older men Of this strange colony came
from across the Pacific, some as sail
ors, some as stowaways.
They wandered In small groups about
California, and some Of them came
across the Sierras into Idaho and Utah.
They were starving when a group of
business men decided to help them.
They secured 1900 acres of land In
the Skull valley, collected all the south
sea natives that they could find and
established them In a colony which
they call Ioseppa.
An American farmer was selected as
superintendent. Each man was paid
good wages at the start, and as soon
as they were capable they were allow
ed to buy half acre lots and cottages
at actual cost.
Now there is a new generation grow
ing up. Some of the boys have gone
from the grade school and taken full
courses at the State Agricultural col
lege. Several Of the girls have become
stenographers in Salt Lake City. A
have graduated from the Uni
versity Of Utah.