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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-12
Capital Increased,

The corporation bureau of the depart-
ment OF State Wednesday received notice
OF the capital stock of the Allen Plumbing
Company from $4,000 to $50 900. Notice was
also received of the change of name of
the Eco Magnetic Clock Company to tina
Eco Clock Company and Of the increase
OF capital stock of the Riley-schubert
Grossman Co. from 500. 900. divided into
N.ooo shares Of the par value of $40 each
to 100000. divided into 100000 shares ~
the par value of SO each.
well-known Eustis guide " =. A.
mold, says that he thinks the reason for
.ne scarcity of cartridges this season in
the Spencer region is the great number
OF 1oxes, which have never before hee,,
known SO plenty. He also says the tran.
peis are getting but few. Close time on
ioAes VIII be in force to Nov. T.
bears are very plenty over near so,.,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-12
Corns Loosen,
Lift Right Off

Nothing But "GETs-lT" Will Do
This to Corns and CalIuses.
If you've ever had corns, you've tried
lots Of things to get rid of themselves
that eat your toe and leave the corn re-
naming. cotton rings that make your
corns bulge out like pop-eyes, scissors
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-12

Paris, in some cases feasting on the
sheep in the pastures. Lester Littiehale
of Wilson's Mills met one in tote road
the other day, stood his ground and hred
and the boy is the happiest lad in town.
having a fine 350-pound bear to his credit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-12

South Paris last week had visitor in
the person of Londoner, a Mr.. Knight.
a British non-commissioned officer, who
had been wounded and is in this country
on a six-months' leave of absence. lie
told the following good story, calling
it the best he had seen or heard in
this country:
A chap asked a restaurant keeper to
charge his meals until the following Sat
urday, pay day in a factory, where he
was working making ammunition for the
Germans. But" said the restaurant
mans "how do you get the ammuni-
ton over to the Germans" The man
cinched his credit by replying, without "a
smile: "Oh, that's easy. We ship it to
the English and they get it to the Ger
mans. all right. and no delay in ship
ment."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-12

State Insurance Commissioner EraS-
tus ]. Carter Wednesday afternoon re-
ceived word from County Attorney
Brideham of Sagadahoc county of the
indictment by the Sagadahoc county
grand jury of Morris Shiffer and Jacob
Hvman in connection with the burning
of a block on front street. Richmond.
in which they operated a pool room,
the fire occurring May %. In this ire
Mrs. F'rostna Pushard and her nVe
children, who lived in the tenement
above the pool room came near los
ing their lives. Shiffer and Hyman are
indicted on two counts. attempt 10 de-
fraud an insurance company and ar
son. The trial of the case Will. 1t Is
understood he taken up THURSDAY ana
Insurance Commissioner Carter and
r n. Fodwell of the Macomber. Farr
& Written Agency Of this city nave
been summoned as witnesses.
Insurance Commissioner Carter mas
mt in a great deal OF work upon this
case and conducted the preliminary
Investigation which was held at Rich
mond May 90. together with County
Attorney Bridgham. Enough evidence
was obtained at this preliminary IN
vestigation to result in the arrest OF
Shiffer and LYMAN. This was follow
ed by a second hearing, before the Bath
municipal court where Judge neegan
found probable cause and held the two
men to the grand jury.
j. w. Beck of this city and Charles
w. Clifford of Bath of the State Board
Of Hospital Trustees will so Thursday
to West Pownal to visit the School for
the Feeble Minded. On the same day
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-12

bears are very plenty over near South
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-30
@iitofiet raffauoestanne. toto min

&iitofiet raffai6estanne, iota Min
rl.niaasti .perbeeni fansia olen teiltG
iaaniit fofo pbbesiG olomtme aifana
nalittia. &iitos ieiirafunnan innof-
fable eiimiebelle ia bGnen puoIiiol-
leen mrs. ia mr.. Sobn NiemteldHe
ubrautuipasta polmelufiesta ia mrs.
ia mr.. Sacob @IiaioniIIe. iosia npt-
tin pari paiipad pieraiIimme, MRS.
ia mr. @atti gIfaielle monista lab
ioista ia raffniben poImelufiista!
Sitf1lIe fG,piii faiffien pstdapien nj.
mia mainita, iiII1 iilloin pit1iii Inc.
tella fofo ieurafunnan iGienet. &ai-
filta olemme raffautta %iaaneet oiaf-
femme, iiispG fiitos teilIe faifillel
YbtGfdGn teistG emme ole lnobta.
meet. Irmoistuimen ebesiG moimme
eriIldGnfin oIlen toiiilIemme fGtem-
me oientaa.
6. 6. ia 50. 50. SO.
= SGstG Spmlnmm asti onnomme
Soululabiafii pboen founiin iionnus-
fuman mapaasti iofaiien ,palofurpa-
tiIoufien Gel postiforttien) iofn noii-
ice A oolloriin eli pIenmGs.
8Gino SiripeIG, 8alofumaomo,
l4S) Srontpooo, @icb.
= 9aiffia "&nimien" taistelmnm
oioanottaneita benfiloitG feboitetaan
inapumaan fotoiifieen emf maanar.
tai.iltona Ito 1880 cnglontilaiieen
Bresbpteriaani firffoon 6. aurora
fabun marrella. Sertpetulou jo-
fainenl
ltnii &abtpila.
Olen oipannut &abnila- ia Guns
ii-liiffeen mofeisfauppani pbtep.
teen. Mpoinna iofa aifa pGimGstG:
Pistdptpfadpd iiiGGIe ottamaan fu-
pin fuumaa fotitefoisten Ieimosten
tera!
Socf WGfi,
$40 SnffoIf IT,. Srontpooo, @icb
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-30
Pellon ia Kodin joulu-
kuun numerO

on valmistunut ia sisaltaa Sc m. m.
~seuraavat huomattavimmat kirjoituk-
set:
"Osuustoiminnallisista tarkOituspe-
rista ia niiden edistamisestS', kirjoit-
tanut H. v. Nurmi; erittain arvokas
kirjoitus osuustoiminnasta.
"Michiganin Kuparialueen farma-
reita vedetty nenasta", kertomus kuhn
ka porvarit kauntin acknowledgement
vojan avulla pettivat farmareita noin
$4,000 perunakaupoissa.
"JaahuOneen rakentamisesta ia jail
den varastOOn Ottamisesta", kolmella
kuvalla varustettu perusteellinen kir-
joitus asiasta.
"Veden saannin. kaytann0llistytta-
minen farmitalOudessa," neljan kuvan
avulla erittain p~erusteellisesti selos.
tettu- Kirjoituksessa kasitellaan pc
rusteellisesti vesipaikkojen varusta-
mista, veden nosto pumpuilla, tuuli-
m%yllyilla, gasoliinikoneilla. ram-pum-
puilla, y. m.
"Kasviviljelys lasin ALA" piirustuk-
sien ia kuvien avulla se~lostetaan an.
sarien ia taimilavojen rakentamista.
"SuOmalaisten Osuusliikkeiden kes-
~kuudesta", eri osuusliikkeiden saavu-
tuksia ia uutisia.
"filaajien OsastO" kasittaa ITALIA
kertaa kaikkiaan kolmekymmenta ky
symysta eri aloilta ia niihin tavanmu.
kaiset patevat ia perusteelliset s
taukset.
"~Syysviljan orasmaiden hoidosta,n
Perunaleipa" y. n.
Paitsi edellmainittuja, sisaltaa lehti
sisalt0luettelon koko vuosikerralle
116:. My0s useita pienempia kirjoi-
tuksia eri ~aloilta, osuustoimintatilas-
toja, kannatuksia o~suusleipomon pc
rustamiselle, y. m. Kuvia on my6skin
runsaasti.
Tilaushinta vain dollari Yhdysval-
loissa ia muualla $1.25.
Nykyaan or olemassa t~ilaustarjous,
jonka mukaan jokainen tilajaa saa IL
omenapuun tainta BON sentin lisa
maksulla, tai joka hankkii kolme Ii
lausta ia lahettaa Hayden maksun mis-
ia osotteella:
PELTO IA KOTI
Bx 55S, Superior, Wis.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-30
Moria ia 'Motti gnttonen.
Saarnaiunuroia Somlmfmnlla:

3p. Tbomionin t. firfosia flo 10
ap. ia Nioapapn firfosia flo 1913 ip.
IL p. 8~rulesia, &auppias 2usti.
gin talolIa flo s iH.
13 p. Maplen firtosia flo 2 ip.
Is, Ia p. Sbomionin t. firfosia flo s
in.
t6 b. Nasbmaufesia flo s in.
II p. Nastpatfesia flo 10 up. ia
Ito 2 lip. .a a
d IL b. 8otpepsia flo s iIl.
10 p. 2aplerisia. Siacf &allion
ttalolla flo 2 lip. ia flo 8 ilI.
20 p. q. gution talolIa Ito Vii
.ap. ia &annan foululla flo 2 ip.,
ia 8ecfmonnin taIolla flo s iH.
81 p. Saltoien foulrIla flo 10 ap.
81 p. Matti @innan talolla flo s
ilI.
% p. 8rigbtin fontrilla, &c. 2uo-
mon taloIla flo 1 ip.
"a b. @aplesia, @is., lasten ia
%wanbemman pden pbteiiet jiiblat al
foo flo 8 III 5iS1If0 riffonIIn ohieI.
malta.
% p. (SoulupditpG) @pplesia flo
1311 ap.
26 b: e. SoiilupGipG) Sopeaioen
foulnIla (g8is.) flo 10 ap., flo 3 ip.
ia flo 8 iH.
81 p. Narenson fontriIla albin
MGen eli 8erGpfien mdGrGGmasiG
paifasia flo 2 ip. ia flo 8 in.
80 p. Mooie 2afen 8anbollo
fontriIla flo 2 ip. ia flo 8 III.
80 b. autombusia 8iorflunnin
.foiiliilla flo 2 ip.
81 p. &olatpalan firfosia flo 10
ap. ia euslesia g. 9esfitulosla flo
2 ip.
g. 9. Miemi,
@onb. Sub. 26-2. Sbomion, Ninn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-30
Mpfpinen &ursiimme
emf. $40 Ouuarista.

ldbetpfiistG iotfa iiidIt6tpdt iata DOL
laria taiffa enemmGn. HienemmiStG
Iummista on fursii Smf. 6:60. Me
tafndmme llroboista fifth fuin mas
taanottaia On ne iaanut. &auttamme
l1betetGGn fitpt eftemmldn rabaa Suo-
:..,... fuin foiffien muiben panffiIiif.
feiben foutta pbteenid. &irioittafaa
Idbetpsfaatpafteita fanbaffenne o.
~ioitteeIIa:
g.. ". Miberg e yompanp
10 go. Dearborn It., GYicaee SIl.
= Salntaau. Suomolainen eng
lamnin fielt6 ionfun tperran taitapo
tptt6 balutaan beti lrtntpoIliIiin ia.
lonstoibin. SppG palffa finnon tp.
tolIe. 26bemmin
Mrs. emil Npberg,
Commercial Sotel, Me1en isis.
(4s)
@eroien Terimis ilmpitns.
grtpin Soipnibipin merolistoi
~tpuooaIle 1915 otpat MT buostasiant
ia olen tpaImis perimdGn neroja
@eroia moiooan mafiaa alIefirioitta'
nccn fonttoorisia 22t Cost Mc2eof
Ipenue Sronpoob, Micb. faiffinc
ipiifon pditpinG tapalliiina fonttoori.
titnteina.
Solleitpat perot ole mafIettu en-.
men Sammifuun 1 pGitpGG peritGGn
plimGardinen 1 pr0ertin permits.
peroitus 8 p1imG6fi Sammifuuto
1917 ia Sammifuiin 10 pGimGstG
lGbtien WaaIisfltun 1 pGitp6Gn ioof.
ia a proientin perintisperoittis FIJI.
ten lafi mGGrGG.
Tdimattp Sronipoo6isia, Micb.,
1 b. Soulufitlita 1916.
@icboIas Wattion,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. @rtpin totpn.
iipisid, @osebic fa%intisia, Micbi.
ganin maltiosia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-30

losio ia pion oil poptG fotettu mo.
nenlafiilla romintoaineiIla ia fabwi,
ie berttuiuomo, boprpii fupeisia. 81.
Ion fuluesia pitt nell @mL Senoricf.
ion pubeen iosio toiwotti onneo ia
SumaIan iiunatsta.
gstdmGt, emme moi ianoifii tuIfita
ipodnremme tunteita f6pntimne JOB.
oosta. SpodmeIinen fiitos niistd
monista armoffaista labioista lotto
toitte Min r~uniaasti ia rabasta iota
oil $16.5
Slemme beiffoia ia fpfenemGtto.
mia observation-disclosures teiIIe mit6Gn
bpmGd palfitiemaan, ipaan ie on Lob.
outiifiemme fun tieoGmme, ettG III.
lite raffnuoesta ettefG aniiomme
taboen. SumaIa teiIIe poIfitfoom
faiffi. =
Saboomme eteenfinpGin teb6G fen
mitG Sumalan armon fautta woim.
me. Snmala antatoon nellie beifoiI.
lie woimaa ia pitGfoon meta paIpe.
Hiaa mielesiG.
Olemme oialliiia fnnsianne tpai.
moisfa ia armosia.
Sei6Gn
Morio in 'motti yfnftonpr1
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-30

GrNe~~Ae@~Ae~~Ne~s
funnan iItatasiia. Sinne tGptpp
fiirubtaa ~ioiifollal .
- N~mistammebam faiffi, ettG
&aniallisieurafunnalla on &iitospGi-
Wdnd, iiis tandGn neutrality-suspicious.
firfosia, iosia post. 8ilen pitGG lGb-
|tGiaarnan, post. g. @uori ottau ii.
Iaiiuuteen mp0s oiaa. So iitte ilIal-
la on iuiiret iltomat MonticeIlon
baaliaa. Saapufaa ioufolla iltamiin
,ibraamann roponne bbtpGGn tdrfoi.
tufieen! SielId iuoritetaan alusia
lpbpt benfinen obielma plibeineen,
ioittoineen ia Iaulliineen. Sitte mpp-
oddn bultofaupalla fabtpifuffia, or
moffaita fGiitoitG ia aripotaan moitot.
Gimme Ills mennGGn iiiurella i%oufol.
la IGbeltG ia falfoal @aiiia pppbe-
taGn tGtG tilaiiuutta muistamoan
fabmiIeimofiilla, farmareita ia leb-
man omistaiia fabpimai6ollal
= Onfo i%uatianne liiafii bappoi.
men? sos patianne on liiafii bappoi-
men, min tnliii teiodn ipobG bitaasti
Liza fifteen ottaa pfii Gbamberlainin
Eabletti ,bei ruuan idlfeen. Saata-
mana faiffiaIla. (Slm.)
= &abonnnt. Hunainen noin 5
miotias lebmG, fomeat iiot fippurot
%iaripet. Biti poifia ionfun pGipdp
fiiGIlG
&iinnioittaen pppoetGGn ilmoitta-
Dan &alicb3,
1O6 Bonnie ct.
@afefielbin &amiallisiemrafnn.
masia oil mime perjantaina ia Jun.
nuntaina tanallaan merffijublia.
Yeriantaina mprsfpiiest6 idGstd brio.
limatta oil illaIla fo~foontiinltt fofo
iouffo ieurofuntalaiiia ienrofunnan
manbimpain idienten ia toimibenfi'
loitten mrs. ia mr.. Safob Gliaionin
aiunnolle.
Gimme oil mpos iaapunut Ieiira'
funnan pastori puoliioineen. Sailu'
ia Ialilettiin, ioita iobti mr.. S. Oia-
Ia ia post. @iIen pitt pubeen. Sitt
juotiin fabapia, iosia tiloiinnoesit
ieurafunnan innofos eiimies mr.
Sobn Niemel6 pitt piibeen, omistaer
fen pastorilIe ia bdnen piioliiolleer
eiittGen iamalla naisten ia mtester
fer6GmGGn rabaIobian BELLE. Tastor1
@iIen fifth Iobiasta ia oialliiuiioes
ia pbteistp6siG ieurafunnasia. Gun
nuntaina fofoonmlttiin faboesti firf
foon, molemmisid ~tilaiiuufiisia oil
runioosti foniaa foolla. Biimeiner
tiIoiiuus miiobostui l~iifiittatpafii Y
oil iamalIa arist. @iioriioieuran TO-
fous, josio iuoritettiin uieita nitme'
roita obielmao. Musia plbui post
Wilen, iitte Iailoitpat tptot, liifemis'
ia eiittipGt neioit SuIio Draft ia Oil
ma 3onninen. Yubeita pitifpGt S,
OiaIa, Safob GIiafon ia Sobn Tie.
meId tulfiten p~iibeisiania omio ia
ieurufunnan tunteita poismintta-
moon opettoidanio. 2opuionat wielG
Iouiui past. @ilen 10 iobti Ioppurii.
fopfien. 2Opiifii IauIettiin laliIn:
"D2ind tppopn SnmoIoon" j. n. e.
g. foiiIiIaiiInf. nro tO2. ionfo idI.
feen ~ieiiraii Iiifiittomo bptpdstiidtto.
appneIin ie tebtiin, ntiitto toiipotto.
nina ei drmoIopiet toifiIIeen bptuds.
It'd idtd, iidnfdiffifnlSen ibona tot.
TOO beisa tIdsbhaa ID fiina on iaIIesn.
n1femijen foitpo fitoTerronfin iGIfeeu
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-30

Sumolanpalipelus 8esieMerisiG-
Serran eft. fansia iouluf. II p. flo
10 aant.
g. @uori.
- gesiemerin i%enrafnnan ompe-
~Iuieuran fofolis oil piime ~torstaina
mfrs. 6. &eIton Iiiono. Suloia oil
fabtpipopoGstG $5.45. &iitos mrs.
aeItoIle fabtpip0poGn fottamiiesta!
Seirranma ontpeIuieuran fofoiis mrs.
s.. Gosiin Iuona %joiiIuf. % p. flo 2
p6ip1IId.
Tpbtd,pGmd 21l tuuoten ifdi.
men betponer. aaiipunfi oioon tottr.
nut.
Clos. MitcbeI,
232 aurora loo.
-TilettejG Suomeen ia Suomes.
ia tame oIboiiimmiIIa binnoilIa ia
IuotettomimmiIIe IinioiIle io6on al.
fana innpi
Nicbolos Wottionuto,
221 Wc2eob abe. Sronmoo6, Nicb.
= MpbtdipGnG biione ia Iotti. Sd.
bemmin
III 81. WansfeIo ct.
Sronpooo, Iieb.
= Hiinte innumntaina iumoIon.
paIipeIifiesia eiiintpi Soiionna Iau.
IuIIo 9esiemerisid iefofuoro mrs. g.
QeIton iobboIIa. Sc IoiiIoiipat erddn
IoiiIun ipieId Sionin QonteIeesto,
IouIut iointii iniuaposti. aiitoa
IouInisfaI
T6nd iIfoiio IniiIoo id1to f06ri ia
rnp0s Iasfer fort wesiemerin feuro.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-30
Srunipoobista ia bmtpSristSltd.

- gesiemer, Wicb.
SumalanpaImelus gesieHerisid.
Serran eft. fansia iouIuf. II p. flo
10 aant.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-30

@anb. Sub. 26-2. Sbomion, Minn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-04

sends the bay sediment and water
through the uphill pipeline AT the rate
Of $4,000 gallons every minute when
the heavy substance settles the water
rum off at the lower end Of the meadow
near Corona through a slu.ce.
bikes have already been constructed
TO hold the material which is bein-
pumped into the meadows.
'"rh" dredge Is working day and night
and It is estimated by the engineer In
charge that the work viii require from
one to two wears. d~epeudon: somewhat
on how the sod bikes hold.
The typographical bureau OF the
city has already established the street
layout and grades. which after the MI
is completed in the meadows will he regu-
lated and graded and sewers and other
~subsurface i'm. rot cments Installed.
THE development includes also the
construction Of a half mile ~ suhs.an-
tial concrete bulkhead wa, extending
around the southern end Of Flushing
Bay. adapted 70 handling heavy water
borne traffic which viii be iuVit"d by the
Improvement nt the channel 81 the Lust
River ia the vicinity If Hell Gate by
tn Federal Government
al the low lying land between CO.
roma and Flushing VII then he raised
to the newly established city grade cN-
ccpt'us one rlrre, ~ about sixteen acres
aud another ~ about seven ACRES In the
vicinity Of Tetrtr,c avenue and ncll
street, and on" parcel ot about ten
acres beginning AT tn" broadway Bridge
extending westward about nine
hundred fee, along the south side Of
J .clson aycnue. Il - hoped that tn.
uvv,~s ( These thre parcels may bee
.allrcd to Join in the Improvement.
witch means So much 10 the comfort
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-04

The courts have upheld him and the
building is now being rushed to COM
pletion. He Is spending $3.50, 600. all
his " money. on the Improvement Of
this corner Of one Of New Works famous
residential zones. The popularity OF the
structure 10 indicated by the ease with
which u In be!ng rented. This has been
a powerful influence in lelding Mr..
Heckscher to spend another 81. 200. 900
In the purchase OF the Manhattan Hotel
and the Tiffany property. Both OF these
parcels are TO be Immediately developed
for commercial purposes. Even the
Manhattan Hotel. a fine building erected
in 1895, Is not to be permitted to stand
after the lelse on the structure has ex-
PRED. which will not he for at least ten
years.
This is one OF the interesting features
Of Mr.. Heckscher's plan. the removal OF
a costly building. doing u big business. TO
make way for a commercial structure.
a rival OF his own ~diasonally across
these t~horoughfares. Hotels are now in
great need and Mr.. Heckscher's resolu-
ton 10 remove II. coming from as shrewd
a business man as he, must be indicated
that he is frmly convinced that the
Grand Central section is coming to he
the greatest business location OF the
city, and the sooner he changes the inn
provenlent at the Manhattan Hotel
property the better.
The REINFORCEMENT OF the TIFFANY
property at Forty-ffth street will he
started before the close Of the current
year. i; Is understood Mr.. Heckscher is
anxious to get started on that corner a
building similar to the structure he IL
completing at Forty-second street. 1; is
estimated that the Heckscher corners m
Madison avenue are worth close to &c.,
600, 900. With all the improvements
completed the outlay OF money will be
much more than that ngure. His con-
troll of that particular part OF Madison
avenu Just how is greater than any
other individual,
Mr.. Heckscher Is always ready to buy
property which can he proved TO he a
good investment or property which he
can develop and make A good invest
men, lie is no, welded to Madison
avenue, though he has bought four par
cells there In two years. His first hig
investment was the purchase Of the old
Whitney house and the marble residence
Of Charles W. Morse Al the southwest
corner NJ Fifth avenue and Fiftv-scv-
enth street several years ago. He might
have rented the Whitney house for res
taurant purposes and the Morse house.
n new building. as a residence n rentals
that would have paid him "A good return.
but his idea Of income was Of a differ
ent sort. so down anne the two old
dwellings and a business building Of
limited heigh, was put up in their
places. Mr., Heckscher plans to remove
this bulldog soine time in the future to
make way for n skyscraper structure.
He is Of the opinion that that part Of
Fifth avenue is not ripe for such "A de-
velopment, otherwise 1t would have been
completed long ago,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-04
Big LAND RECLAIMING
JOB RIGHT HERE
Bottom Of Flushing Ray Being
Sucked Cp on 2l1 Acres
of Meadows.

The most gigantic piece NJ land
reclamation work that has. plsce
In Queens and one Of the largest in the
entire city Of New York was started
May u by the Degnou Realty a'd To-
minal Company" according tn the Ma,
issue Of QuccnsboroUJh, the publication
OF the chamber Of Commerce Of the Iior-
ourh of Queens
This company owns about ol7 acres
o: land IN the corona-Flushirg mead.
ows, LYNX between Flushing IA, on
the north and the Long Island Railroad
on the east and south. At prcsen, tho
land Is slightly above hish water level
and the b"gnon company has entered
into a contract for hlliug IL up to the
established city grade
THE unique feature Of the proicc,
lies in The fact that the necessary Ill
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-04
RvYI>G FL.ATBuSH HOUSES.

Allyn :. Crumm has sold the six
family house ut 1890 Rogers avenue. for
Wendell T. McKown. To "A client for In
v,,'m.nt also three two-family houses
a. Iol5. 1917 aud 1919 East Fifteenth
street to a client for investment.
Charles T.. Rickerson has sold 5e5
Third street, between Eighth avenue
ard prosrect Park West, a three story
and American basement dwelling. for
pr. Virgil Cohlentz TO Mrs. Grace Gray
Fleming. for occupancy.
T.. \ Schles'ng has sold for Mary
Rlder So BushVick avenue 10 Frank
Zero for n residence also sold 10 First
street FOR Adam Metz to Norah Maher
Also for a residence.
Tho Si-rnacros Realty Company has
sold for the Bay Ridge Savings Loan
Assoc. alton the frame cottage at 3i2
Y uo'.cth street. on plot 5oXlo0, 10 a
DlV.- Cor OCCUPANCY.
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COMPANY TAKES QUEENsTON.

The newly formed Quecnston Corpo-
ration Is the buyer Of the Queenston
apartment house at the southwest cor
ner OF Madison avenue and Nlnety-sixth
street. reported sold recently by the
Mutual Life Insurance Company. The
Queenston company, which is composed
OF Morton u. Cross. Thomas Kelly and
Henry f. Leary. plan to remodel the
structure.
Charles Gehe is the buyer Of Sas
Courtlandt avenue, sold yesterday by
Calm & Calm.
Thomas NJ. Mccarthy is the buyer of
~ Morton street. sold recently. He
owns the adjoining property at ~ Nor
ton street and now has a plot 47xlOO.
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SUMNER GERARD
BUYS SOS, 900 HOUSE
Taylor Dwelling at 9 East Eighty.first
Street Secured as an Investment.
$IOO,O 900 Heights Flat Deal

a plot ioox1oo on the southwest corner
OF Salisbury avenue and Bromptor
road and a plot, 100x132. on the south.
west corner Of Salisbury avenue and
Whitehall boulevard, all for immediate
Improvement to Marguerite Simmons, a
plot ~100x2S0. IN Third street, between
Cathedral avenu and Rockaway ave.
nue. for improvement through the Rob
ert f. Farley Organization, the large
brick. tile nbof house at the oorne Of
Stewart avenue n Butler place. on a
plot ~15ox250. TO George r. Durham of
Ohio.
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HOTEL MANHATTAN. MADISON AVE. ond4 2seSI. FOR
WHICH MIR HECkSCHER PAID $1,000 600.

The MAGNITUDE Of tie work VII he
appreciated when il is known THAI tho
area to be- nllyd VIII require about,
2.ouu. 900 cubic Yards = the bays bot
tom a i,juo foot pipeline carries the
soil and water across Jackson avenue
onto tho meadows just below the Flush
ing Bridge. The force Of the pump
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for the meadows Is being pumped ny
drugllca.ly from the bed q Flushing
Ray, which will Incidentally deepen tins
very imortsut waterway for Increased
traffic,
The substance for filling IS being
pumped from a channel 80 feet deep aud
extending 1000 feet into the bay.
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roRD BUYS MORE ACRpA0n.

The Ford Realty Company. recently
Incorporated. took title on Friday to
ffty-hve acres In the township Of Kear-
n. j., fronting on the Passaic
River. Immediately adjoining tho eighty
acres just purchased by Henry Ford.
Joseph =. TRy was the broker In this
transaction. The Ford Realty Company
IL not ready AT this time to make known
its plans.