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Centre line NJ block.
Nos. 425-435

East lNJtn street
The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge, TO satisfy which the above de-
srribed property is TO he sold. is Thirty-two
thousand four hundred and ten and S3-lOO
t32Al0S 3l dollars, with interest thereon
from tho 10th day OF May. 1917. together
With the plaintiffs costs and allowances
amounting to the sum of Three hundred
aud forty-nine ami $1,000 s34s.55) dollars.
with interest thereon from the 2sth day
Of May. 1917. together with the expenses
of the sale. The approximate amount Of
the taxes and water rents is Two thousand
and oighty-nve and 63-lO0 s2.OS5.J3) doll
lars together with interest and penalties
thereon.
The said premises are 70 he sold subjs
to the state of facts as shown on a survey
made by George c. HollerIth, city Sur
veyor, dated December IL. 1911. Also SUBJ
ject to building restrictions and regula-
lions contained In resolution or ordinance
adopted July as. 1915, by the Board Of Es-
innate end Apportionment OF the City OF
New York Also subject to existing tenan-
Cies
Dated New YORK. July 9Th 1915
CAMBRIDGE LIVINGSTON Referee.
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s.4o.ooo BRONX FLAT DEAL.

BRYANT AVENUE-The Mack Con-
struction Company has sold the row
OF Elk Ave story fat houses at 1888 to
1858 Bryant avenue to the Mason
Realty Company. The houses were
held at s275.oOo. They occupy plot
240xl00.
linton AvENUE-Harry II. Cohen
has sold for Mr. Mccarthy 1918
linton avenue. three story two fam
ily house, on a lot 2oxS0, located IS
feet south of 166th street, to John
Doyle for occupancy.
EAST 16lST STREET.-THE Benson
Realty Company has resold to an In
weston 764 East 16lst street. six
story apartment house, on plot Ask
1o1.l. 1t adjoins the southeast corner
of Forest avenue. and was held at
$4,000
BERGEN AVENUE-Charles 8. kohler
has sold to II. NJ. S.lverman the va
cant plot 50xlo0 on the west side OF
Bergen avenue 1872 feet north OF
Westminster avenue The property was
held at $4,000. 1t is reported that
negotiations for resale are pracu-
cally completed.
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wEsTCHEsTER ACREAGE DEALS

William II. Oliver has sold at Ossin-
ing four acres on Mount Airy for Mrs.
NJ. A. Green to b. Palmer Lewis also
several acres bordering on the Croton
River, opposite the Nikko Inn, for
Thomas w. Poindexter, now in France.
to Mr.. Storemer also sold the Adolph
.Tompkins property at Quaker Bridge.
comprising seven acres, cottage, garage
and outbuildngs.
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Harrison ana Palmer Make I'm

MANILA. p. T., July 25.-The resig-
nauon Of Governor-General Francis
burton Harrison as Enemy Allen Prop
ery Custodian Of the Philippine ISL
lands, announced recently because Of
,aiIilculties with A. Mitchell Palmer.
Enemy Allen Property Custodian at
washington. has not been accepted and
Gov Harrison decided to-day to con-
tnue his work.
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BUYS HUDSON RIVER SITE.

The Robert f. Farley organization
has sold for the estates Of Tappan Zee
plot facing on Broadway in the bum
galow section of Philipse Manor. Tarry-
town, N. Y, to w. w. Lee of Tarrytown.
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SOUTH BEACH BUNGALOWS.

Meister Builders have sold to Jo-
sephine Schweiger a plot of flve lots on
Washington avenue, South Beach.
Staten Island, upon which several bun
galows will be erected.
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ADDS TO LARCHMoNr PLACE.

Edward II. Townsend has increased
his property holding in Pelham by the
Delehanty Its lots on Pelham Manor
road, adjoining the Townsend realty.
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dwelling on a plot 5ox1oo. at the north
west corner OF Atlantic street and Brown
avenue, Jamaica, L. 1.
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RENTING COUNTRY PLACES.

Kenneth Ives & Co. have rented for
Mrs. Richard Well her country place at
BriarclT Manor to DR.. F. H. Hirschland
for the season; and for Mrs. John I.
Kane house on her country place at
Ossinins to Miss Mary Mahony for the
season,
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BRONX DWELLING BUYER.

John NJ. Paffenberger Is the buyer Of
the three story house at 2027 Boston
road. reported sold last week by the
Lawyers Mortgage Company
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BUYING ACROSS EAST RIVER.

]. d. Rancke & George Mcpherson
have sold for Thomas Martin two fam
ny house, on a plot 27.6xl05. at 1860
East Second street
Edouard c. Panitz has sold the two
story dwelling at Van Siclen court !;
also the two story and basement two
family brick dwelling at ia Sunnyside
avenue.
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Together with the appurienances and all
the rights and interests OF the parties to
the said action OF. in and to the said
premises.
Approximate amount OF mortgage debt,
costs and allowances, $l7,bl42l; taxes
assessments and water rates, sS2l.Gs
Dated. New York, July cath, 1918
WALTER C. Il. SCHLESINGER Referee
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ROCKAwAY PLOT BUYERS.

r. Wynn has sold to NJ. r. Hines the
plot, sox2OO, on the north side of Grand
View avenue. 100 feet east Of Private
lane, Far Rockaway. L. I.
A. Veldhulsen has sold TO w. p. An
derson the plot, 70x100. on the west side
of 128th street, TIA feet south OF Rock
away Beach Boulevard. Belle Harbor.
L. l.
JAMAICA CORNER DEAL.
n Mazzel has sold to V. Avenue the
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
or or. N R,, foE liit,I Me,ropolttan say
straek, ct al. Defendants.
In pursuance Of a Judgment of fore.
eioS1re and sale duly made in the aboy.,
OF May. 1871, and entered In the office ot
the Clerk Of the County Of New York on
the sist day OF May, 1917. l.. the under.
named, will sell at public auction. at IN,
New York Real Estate Salesroom. Nos u
MAJ Nesey IN Ss in ,h S noT yo9X
tho 3ist day OF July, 1919 at twelve
o'clock noon on that day, ~ Henry Brad.
auCtiOneer the premises directed by saii
judgment TO be sold. and therein described
as follows:
ALL that certain plot. piece or parcel Of
thereon erected, situate, lying and being In
the Borough OF Manhattan, OF the CITY OF
New THIk in the COGnty ard state O.
lows BEGINNING at a point on tn.
northerly, side Of One hundred and ninth
street. distant two hundred and seventy
'27ol feet easterly from the corner formed
nv the intersection Of the easterly side OF
First Avenue with the said northeriy sd'
ot ono hundred and ninth street. thencs
running Northerly, parallel with the east
ely slide OF First Avenue. one hund-s
centre line Of the block; theme Easterly.
along the said centre line Of the block. ono
hundred and ATTY G5ol feet; thence South
@rly. again parallel with the easterly sids
o, First Avenue. one hundred Goh' feet
ana eleven ui) inches to the northern
I'D" NJ one hundred and ninth street, an
thence Westerly. along the said north"rly
side OF Ono hundred and ninth street ora
hundred and nifty r5ol feet to tho ,polnt
or place OF beginning. Said premises being
known by the street numbers 4c5-435 East
one hundred and ninth street
Dated. New Yor'J Jnly fth. 1918
CAMBRIDGE LIVINGSTON Referee
A. s. & W HrTCHINS. Attorneys for
Plaintiff No. 81 william street. Dor
ouEh Of Manhattan, city of New York.
The following Is diagram OF tho prop
nrtN n be snld.
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MANHATTAN ALTERATIONS.

BOTH ST ~ and a W, to a o story store
and studios-C and NJ f Thompson
$40 Madison ev. owners: II II OBrien.
80 goth st. architect. IS, 500
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-PrOEperous shoe repairing
business Hornell y. Y: reason for selling.
drafted. correspond at once. AMERICAN
SHOE REPAIR CO. 81 B'way. Hornen. N.Y.
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HELP WANTED.
SUMMER CAMPS.

PHILLIPS ACADEMY MILITARY CAMP
Tor Preparatory and High School Boys.
At Andover. Macs, July 8 to August IL,
directed by Canadian Overseas Oficers
Same instruction given as In France. Trench
Construction and maneuvers. Bayonet
Fighting. Bombing. Rifle and Machine
Gun Practice. All departments of Military
Instruct ton pertaining to modern warfare.
Equipment and plant OF Phillips Academy
to he utilized. Fee. $4,000. Including
everything. For information write Dr. Al
fred T.. Stearns. Principal.
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East Side.
Cast OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth


Cast of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10Th streetsD
5TH Az $3.50, 66xs5. la part and I,
also assnmt Of rents. July ls-Elwood
o Koessle to Marion l. r. Mckinney. sol
state state ST. g. 4 Albany; n y yrs 81; Pr
ssb ST, Ia E, 2oxlOO.s, m. july VS.: Sc
Peter G Ottendorfer to lawyers Title &
Trust Co. 100 Bway. admr. 8 yrs
I'D ~. cor s5,h st, 25.i17i5. july as
Cath Brennan to Daniel KERN, 7ss
Grand st. Jersey city, yrs &C., pr mtg
loSTH ST ii4.is e, s7sxlOo.iii, p m.
July c5-'Beth Hamedrosh Hagodol OF
Lexington ay. yrs, So. pr mtg no.
Ooo, atty, Title Guar Co, l7s
Bwsy .'''.',.t' $500 '''''''' '|:.Soo
(West of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
TAD ST, ESQ W, 2oxloI2. July 2I-Remlu
Realty Corp to Columbia Trust Co. so
Bway. trustee. yrs. 6 r. 60 atty. y Y T
18TH ST, $, l47 e West End av. lex
1922, p IN, July f3-Wm Lipshutx and
ano to James II Cruikshank. at Freeport.
l. /. yrs. SO, pr mtg $4,000. SIS. 900
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north OF 10th street,
l2sTH ST. II ", ls,51so1l. m. July 20
Sarah Smith TO Lawyers Mtg Co, SO
Liberty 81, due and int as per bond /:
ATTY, Title GUAR Co. l16
1soTH ST, 8 400 3 7th av. 5o.ssii' . july
23-N District Independent order OF
st Luke to ST Luke Penny Saw Bank OF
Richmond, Va, due July !, 1919, 6es
atty. John w Smith. rs CortIandt
I.sp ST. M. st5 Bway. runs ~. 100 TO
Hamilton pl n Q 1os.6x W to pit 555
Bway s9.ll to beg. m. pr mtg
$4,000, Dec Really Sureties. Inc. to
the Wslham Co. II Z 2sth st. instals,
6%; attys. Fletcher, Nee d d. 1928
l42D ST, &, BIS Bway, +0x9s.ll, p m,
July Same to same, instals, So, pr
mtg $4,000; attys. same. So, 900
July Same to same. instals, bGo. pr
mtg $4,000; attys. same. Sc, 500
14sD ST. . q %76 Bway. 5oxssll. D m,
wslham Co. is E 2Sth st. instals, 6ee
pr mtg $4,000; attys. Fletcher. Nee q
B. is Bway. 1880
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Borough of The Bronx.)

Borough of The Bronx.)
MELRosE Az, c lssth st. 7t:tx2a-
Kcnrsd Kramer to Madeline seinert;
s ssirr. = it ~ w q July 81 atty Root
1855 ST. .s7 So E. VIE sssioc: also is,d &
Max Jscs sono0 ISIS Holland SR mtg
$4,000. May /: atty. II Friedrich: g
Nassau ST.. .....:,....,..;.;;.... 800
W s5.sx1aa5x W 2ssx iii.ils E as:
GSSarass 50 sSss. 'SS R..S
2SO,h q. May 81 a,tys. Dolafield. H. T
LOT Is. blk Is map Morris 'Ppaariki.sami
seligman. az scammei st. and ano to
Lena seligman. July II; atty. Lena 3
SSflsssman - s Sln .so o,, i, to Il.
81 to es. blk IS; also lot 81, blk 81: also
lots IS to rs. blk 50; also lots 20 to 81,
blk %; also lots to 2 bls 81; map p Pei 10
Wheeler Corp. 500 5th av, June 20; atty
Wheeler Corp. 500 9Th av......,.. 500
1ss IN HUDSON Bdss
ms land city of New York. runs s7.sx
W sisss PIX ;a5,sx Sslo1 Iosu oon
~, July "a atty. . G Hupfef. a2s !;
M ssef Av. $50 5. '95i.ioo.Louis
Becker to Hattie !rit,el: soi MerT,. sy.
mtg $1,000; July as: atty. Fr .,d d.
LOTS S l and !. map WIN R Fordhamw
Mary l. Fordham ct al to Mary r Ford
ham, III Fordham st. City Island. July
II; atty. j A Fordham, III Fordhsm
LoTs and 1, same map-same to Sarah
Spencer. Cos Cob. Conn. July IL; same
LOIS and 6, same map-seme to How
ard Fordham. at city Island av. July
dIs same atsy ~ 20 VIZ
lietta Fordham, 1853 Fordham 1T, city
Island, July Ii; same atty t... 400
LOTS II and ~, Same map-Same to J
Alfred Fordham. III Fordham st, July
LOTS IA end Is. same map Alfre d
Fordham ct al to Mary l. Fordham. 1853
Fordham st. City Island. July Ii; same
LOTS $40 and Gil and lot 500. map
Eliz b King Alfred Fordham ct al
TO Mary r Fordham, lss Fordham st.
III Fordham st. City Island 800
LOTS 6+2 and 6t3 and p lot s+t. same
map-Msry Fordham ct al to Howard
wGsTcHEsTER ~ = being io, 's.;
map unionpcrt. s7I?ioio 70 Newboid av
Dollar Savings Bank. 2sos I'D av. July
IS; atty. Maekelier G. ~ Cedar
BELMoNr Av, i;si;h st, iccsao ;'gp
ss.4x3l:il-Louis Becker to kcpel Pod.
vi;z. 45s e INST st. mtg sac. 900. July
IS; atty. Title Guar a Co. l7s Broad.
1soTH ST, SIS E, n 8. 57xioo--Anna II
Jones to Louis Becker. 1895 Belmont av.
mtg $4,000, July 20: atty. r E Berg,
UNION Av. W isoth at 5000. ss.s1lo5
E Eoi.a =, mtg ,..5o7, May |; atty Sab Il
'olsT ST, $. .s,7 Decatur st, 5osI?i. l
70 Mosholu PsEkway sSi?xis - '- -; !,
!52d st. mtg $1,000 July IL at,ys. e.
Iers q A, 90 BWaN .............. SlVV
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Calls Il HaIf Way Measure

While ! am going TO vote for this
resolution" Mr.. Lee added. ut seems to
me picayune. half way measure and
think the way in which the whole
salary matter has been taken up this
year is not worthy OF the majority
party"
The present administration" said Mr..
bowling, did increase the street clean
ers' and will consider them again in the
new budget II we are to be censured.
nrSt give US time TO find the money for
'his and other departments"
Nlce-Chairman Moran supported the
position OF Mr. Bowling. He also said
lne board OF Estimate feared that II II
granted more money to the first grade
hre'nen and patrolmen they would retire
on the higher pension the moment their
.ne was up. But he said that wasn't
'he only reason for the omission.
After the meeting Business Agent
fitzgerald OF the Street Cleaners Asso-
citation said:
i don't know what my men are going
70 no. They can't live on their present
pay and are greatly worried. have
told Commissioner McStay there will be
no strike. but I can't prevent the men
from resigning II they don't get action
from the Board OF Estimate before
August /.
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NEW YORK AND CUBA MAIL STEAM
Shit co. to Havana, Mexico and Nassau,
Bahamns. Literature and sailing dates on
request. General ONCE. Foot Of Wall ST.,
New York.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
lat u vEsEY STREET.

LAT II NESEY STREET.
BY Samuel Marx.
lo3D ST. 800 E. s, 2sI.8 e % av SICK
100 II. 9 sty tint and s.rs-Munderioh
Realty CO est II Mclaughlin ct al:
due. sa.0II 90; taxes. &C. $500: prior
mtg. &27so0: to the plaintiff. 500. 31s
BY Joseph p Day.
18TH ST. $50 w. n s. 100 9th av, 2Sx
%. and sly fsctory-Herman Ro-
sitzke ast W Meyer ct al: due 81 900;
prior mtsy $500. Adjourned TO Aug 9
BY Henry Brady.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 1913. a cor 150.h
st, 1O3 4x9s. sx9e. 1lS125 II s.y Impe-
rator apt house-Jamestown Mantle Co
agt Be Glad CONSTR Co: sherin's sale
or all right title. &C. which defendant
had on April 8. 1918. or since: due,
sa1So2: taxes. &C. 35.192; prior mtg.
sS'o'ooo ....................W Withdrawn
lat 3:os THIRD AvENUEl
BY James ]. Donovan.
ARTHUR AV, 2458. e 8. o5 lssth ct.
'oxsl =. sty tint and 5, ores-Anna Defeo
ast Maria Raffasle ct al: due. -. $40 Al:
taxes &c, - 500; prior mtg. $40. 900; to
'"' P'aiH''H '''-'....'. ..,......$ 15. 600
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PLAT~T ST. W $, 81 Gold ST. s3lx?o.llx
irres. p m, July 26-Jere Donovan to
yrs. 81 atty. Lawyers Title T CO,
WORTH s ST los 2iiilxss, to st catS,
crime lane 2A4NlOi July 25-chas W
Hunter to Jas X Durham Co, $40 Bway
yrs, Sc; atty. Lawyers Title Il 7 Co,
cLiSToS ST. 81, 25ixioo. July ai|Jos
Kaplan to Emile Macher. 1873 Donaldson
sv. Rutherford y J. ) yrs, GO. prior
mtg $40, 700: atty, Title Guar T Co,
l76 Bway Observation-Disclosures. $500
BROoME ST. 1874. 47x75, m. July IS
Dormond Realty Co 70 VIM Goldstone. 2
w Ssth st, demand, "a e atty. Lawyers
TIE So.lse Bway .......': te' 600
4oxio4S. 8; also lot on line OF
Church farm. or Trinity Church and
Bayard farms equidstant bet Mac
dougal and Sullivan ste. runs 20,Sx W
2+x l3.sx IS to beg, IN. July i
100 Sullivan 81 Corp to Geo y Kanen-
bley. 3b4 w 12ist ST, and ano. exrs OF
Aug kanenbley. decd. and ano. yrs.
So atty. Title Guar & T Co. l76 Broad
. . . Q = . . -
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MORTGAGES.


with name and address OF lender and
Attorney
Dnunfawn
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Small saIaried Men First.

As the patrolmen and f,remen AT
S.o50 a year really got only about
800 after their mandatory expenses
were deducted they were worse Off than
any others.
THE Board OF Estimate" Mr.. Dowl-
ing said, has eliminated the s1,050 man
forever. The minimum rate will now
he $1,000 a year. There is no limit to
the maximum II the board sees ut TO
raise it. The board intends to take up
the salaries of all departments and OF
the first grade fremen and patroImen in
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Urge INCREASE FOR
FIRST GRADE MEN
Aldermen, in Adopting Higher
Pay Bill, Hear Numerous
Protests.
ACTION Is CALLED UNFAIR
Representatives Of All Parties
Object to Limited Scope Of
New Measure.

The Board Of Aldermen adopted unan-
imously yesterday resolution raising
the pay OF those fremen and patrolmen
who are getting less than $500 a year.
and Of police matrons. The Board of
Estimate having voted the increases on
July 10, the resolution goes to the Mayor
for his signature and will be effective
August /.
Some OF the Democratic Aldermen, as
we'll as Republicans and Socialists, while
favorng the resolution because It at
least gave more money to the worst paid
men In uniform, protested that the first
Grade men, who constitute most Of the
two forces and who now get $1,000 a
year ought TO have been included. Al
sernon Lee. Socialist leader, made q
plea for the street cleaners. The objec-
tors we're hardly notified by assurance
that the Board of Estimate intended to
grant all deserving city employees more
money in the 1919 budget II the money
could be found.
Arnon l.. Souiers, the Republican
leader. reminded the Aldermen that a
few weeks ago they recommended ad-
vances for all city workers getting less
than $4,000 year.
II hope the Board Of Estimate has
tNat resolution in mind" he said. Mean.
while favor to-day's resolution, as
think all the minority do, because 1t Is
justified. Every time I pass a police
man or fireman feel like taking off my
hat for there never has been coward
In their ranks
Wants First Grade Men Raised.
Alderman Beckerman, Socialist, could
see no reason why first grade ffremer
and patrolmen should not be raised too
They had been longest in the service
their responsibilities had increased, the
cost Of living hit them the same as the
younger men ard their exclusion from
the new salary grades was unfair. he
argued
Alderman Haubert. Democrat. Of
Brooklyn, thought the Park Department
Street Cleaning Department and Other
city employees should be included. He
said the first grade firemen. as we'll az
the others, were on duty twenty hour:
n day. with only three days off a month
There are 3.025 firemen in the frs
grade and they get no relief" he con
tlnued. 1T seems to me there Is sons
camoufiage here-3,025 out OF the 3,6e.
Aremen are not to receive an increase
That Is unjust; It Is discrimination
against the older and more experienced
men.
Tn the Police Department the ma
tority Of the 5000 patrolmen are II
the first grade, and they get no In
crease. The new schedules are inequi
table. In the Police Department tn,
second grade men are to get $1,000
the same as the first grade, but in tn,
Fire Department the second grade |!
to receive only s1,400. although thes,
men render more continuous service
than the patrolmen or the members o.
any other department.
why single out these two depart
ments anyway? / am for increases II
all departments. but we are hearins
the cry that the city hasn't got tn,
money"
Borough President Bowling. who 4
member Of the Board of Estimate
explained that at this time Increase
could be given only to the smaller sal
arted men.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-A thoroughly htted up Spe-
cialty shop in best location: five years
lease; owner wishes to retire. Apply to
J, c, EDWARDS, Hotel Gotham.
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100 Bway ...................
weSf Side

west OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
sTH Av. Q cor goth st, 2tsx1oo-Wtlbur
Seaman to Mary Smith, 81 w 18TH
ct, ct al, mtg $4,000, a I, all liens, July
II; atty. Malcolm Lawrence, SO
Bway.... 49,. .................tb $500
10TH ST, n o, 147 West End av, 1sx
1o2 flames II Cruikshank to WIN hp-
shutz. 666 w 17sth st. and Barnet
Weber. w io7th st. mtg $4,000. all
liens. July %; attys. London q Davis. %
ILherfy at 400
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Uptown
Uptown
Manhattan Island. north OF 10th street)

Manhattan Island, north OF 10th street)
I2sTH ST. II W. is.5xse.l1--Lawyers Mort
Co to Sarah Smith. 2l5 w 123d st. July
90 atty. Title @ & T Co. l76 Bway. .sloo
l2sTH ST. 2s6 e. 1s.9x9e.l1-Harry whe-
Ian to the Hudwill Corpn, W 45th st,
mtg $4,000. all liens. Oct 81, 1917. 81
CONVENT AV, 1924, 71.6x10o foreclosure.
July ~. 1slS-Phoenix 1ngrahaIn, ref,
to Richard F Weeks. 2to w 73d st, July
Is; attys. Skinner b. Al Park
l42p ST. 8, as Q Bway. ioxso.ii. mts
$4,000; lt2d at, n s, SIS Bway. 4ox
eo.1l, mtg $4,000; 142d at. n q, 555 Q
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les, terms and conditions that neither
in justice nor in humanity should be
granted to her. An armistice at this
time would save Germany from the
thorough and decisive defeat the ar
mics Of the Allies are now rapidly
carrying to her upon the battlefields.
An armistice, at this time, with Ger
many, would, in all PROBABILITIES, err
peace without victory. Through an
armistlce at this time, the great OBJ
ject of long enduring peace, for which
the Allies have been contending,
would be in danger of being lost.
Through an armistice at this time,
followed by peace terms, Germany
would be almost certain to be left in
position to threaten the peace Of the
world for the next generation or two,
and, at no great distant time, hurl
the world into another such tragedy
Of woe and destruction as she began
and has carried on since August, 1914.
Germany's multiplied crime in plan
ming and beginning the war, the bar
barous manner in which she has con-
Quoted it, her constant disregard and
expressed reputation of her treaties
and solemn agreements, her cruel and
wanton starvation and murder of civil
ian inhabitants in occupied countries,
have destroyed her moral standing in
the world. No representations or
promises that her Chancellor makes
can be depended upon while her ar
mics and her military organization is
unbroken. Only after she is decisive
1v and oyerwhe lminplv defeated in
battle and her armies forced to lay
down their arms, can she be treated in
way and in a manner that will in
sure a just and long-enduring peace
among the peoples of the world.
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There will be dedication services
held at Rolling Green church, 5 miles
south of Des Laos, and Is miles west
of Minot, Sunday, Oct. goth, 1918.
There will be. services both forenoon
and afternoon at II a. m. and 3 p. m.
Prominent speakers will take
charge Rev. Erickson from Minot,
Rev. Christ from White Earth, Rev.
Hartman from Minot, and others.
Come and make yourself at home with
us in this Church House.
a basket dinner at noon is being
planned for. Everybody welcome.