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with Mr.. and Mrs. J. Motley.
Mrs. Benjamin Nett spent few
days last week with her parents at
Bassett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schoffer and son of Ke-
nosha motored to Wilmot Sunday.
The Misses Careys entertained Miss
Bertha Zepp and company at their
home Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Calvin Stewart Of Kenosha was
Wilmot visitor Friday.
Mr.. Tom Moran visited in Salem
Sunday.
Mr.. A, A. Lampe of Kenosha, spent
the week end with DR.. and Mrs. E.
G. Murphy.
Mr.. and, Mrs. j. A. Buckley, ST., re-
turned home Saturday after a short
visit in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashley Turner enter
tanned guests from Kenosha and Pleas
ant Prairie Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. John Mcdonald and
little daughter of Chicago called on
Wllmot friends Sunday.
Mr.. Clyde Button of Kenosha spent
Saturday and Sunday with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Button.
Mrs. Pelletteri and daughters, Emma
and Rose motored to Honey Creek, Fri
day.
Mrs. Sniffen of Kenosha is spending
few days at the home of Mr. George
Dowell.
| The Misses Fleming are entertain
ing Miss Brasky this week.
Mr.. Fred Heller of Kenosha visited
! friends in Wilmont Thursday.
| Mr.. Thomas Haddican and son Tom
of Bristol were Wilmot visitors Sun
| day.
Miss Eliza Fleming who has been
visiting at the home of Rev. Father
Heller, returned home last week.
| Mr.. Oscar Pacey of Lake Geneva
visited his parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Pacey Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lentz of Bassett, spent
Friday at the home of Mr.. Benjamin
Nett.
DR.. E. G. Murphy has been reappoint-
ed Health Officer of the town of Sa-
lem.
Mrs. Joe Beine who has been quite
sick is reported much better.
Fishing in this vicinity has been
very good this last week. Many out
of town visitors are here enjoying the
sport.
AS a side car motorcycle carrying
Mr.. Simons and family of Chicago turn
ed at Mrs. Duffy s corner, Mr.. Simons
lost control of the machine which
skidded throwing the occupants twenty
feet. All escaped injuries except Mr..
Simons who sustained bruises of the
scalp, shoulder, hand and knee.
The injured man was taken to DR..
Murphy's Office and was able to con.
tinue his journey after his wounds
were dressed.
Mr.. Adolph Burg of Kenosha visited
Mr.. A. G. Pacey one day last week.
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PLEASANT PRAIRIE.

The Royal Neighbors have secured
@. w. Bartz of Chicago University, to
give his lecture on his travels through
Europe and the prison camps of Ger
many while in the services of the Y.
M. G. A. The lecture will be illus
trated by one hundred and fifty slides,
At Pleasant Prairie Church, Saturday
evening, May 25th. Admission 20
cents, children Is cents.
Frank Higgins of Union Grove, Wis
tied his sister Mrs. j. E. Jones, the
last of the week.
Mrs. F. D. Barter spent Friday and
Saturday with her parents at Antioch.
The R. N. A. will meet at the church
next Tuesday afternoon with Mesdames
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Ton of CASTING Hidden.

Lafayette, May 22.-Oril T. Glen, a
horseshoer, was arrested here on a
charge of robhing railroad yards in
Lafayette. The authorities found hid
den in his shop nearly a ton of valu-
able castings belonging to the Ross
Gear and Tool company, so dozen
eggs and much other merchandise. He
was sentenced to from one to eight
years in the state prison al Michigan
City in the circuit court hare soon
aHar bis arrest.
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Burn German Textbooks.

GAINESVILLE, May 22.-Angered be-
cause school authorities did not heed
a protest Of the town board, which
passed a resolution condemning the
teaching of German. a citizens COM
mittee removed the German testbooks
from the high school and burned them
in the street.
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Martha, the two year old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Falduto, died at
the family home last night. Funeral
arrangements have not yet been COM
pleted but the interment will be in
st. Georges cemetery.
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Soldiers to Receive Instruction.

Beloit, May 22.-BeIoit has met all
requirements and military units will
be sent here for instruction in signal
work and motor construction during
the summer months. The buildings
and campus of Beloit college will be
used.
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The fire department. was called to
South Park avenue during the storm on
Tuesday night on account of fire in
rubbish pile. The blaze was ex-
without less.
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(Oficial Publications.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION

IF the SILVER LAKE STATE BANK,
located at Silver Lake, State OF Wisconsin:
~ +bo close of business on the 10th day of
Nav. 1918 pursuant to call by the Commits
sioner of Banking.
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I. ". G. sCHLECHT, Cashier of the
above named bank, do solemnly swear,
that the foregoing statement is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
W. G.. SCHLECHT,
Cashier.
Correct Attest:
r. NJ. DIXON.
T. H. SCHENNING,
Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th day of May, 1918
CHARLES w DEAN,
(Notarial Seal. Notary Public.
NY commission expires July % 1aaQ
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BARGAIN COLUMN

FOR SALE-One so gal. underground
gasoline tank, complete with all fit
tings. Price $1,000. Inquire "a N.
w Main ST. Phone 1886. *w5
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FOR SALE - SEED CORN. CALL AT
304 Marion Ave-, or phone 1868 VS.. A.
Birchard. Wo
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FOR sALE-RACINE SATTLEY CHECK
Row Corn Planter, good as new. = An
drew Larsen, at Alsteds, Truesdall, Wis
consin *m5
The sun., 1918-08-19

taken over the property OF a iocsf com
pany. consisting of some 100000 acres Of
timber and agricultural, land, sawmllls and
q wood distilling plant and which has ALSO
secured for a period OF twenty-five years
e4o0, 900 acres OF timber and farm land, de-
siSes to purchase large sawmi1l equip
nsnt plans for wooden sailing vessels ana
shjpyard equipment for constructing yes
seis np TO 1900 tons dead weight The
plant.
a8ls. A railway company in Indo- China
desires TO receive bids for furnishing six
motor trucks.
23bo. A company OF general commissions
merchants In Spain desires to secure
agencies for the sale OF rubber In sheets
for the manufacture OF tubing and Other
rubber articles
1881. An agency Is desired by a man
In France for the sale of all kinds Of
steels.
1859 A arm In Argentina desires TO
secure an agency for sale OF oils paints
vaInishes. petroleum products and auto
mobile repair parts,
1858, firm IN England would like to
secure an agency for sale OF wire wirb
nails brass. copper and steel tubes. and
brass, copper, aluminium and steel sheets
2Stl An agency IL desired by a ,map
In France for the sale Of slecIiesty mas
Ass, man In Cuba wishes to bk
placed IN communication with American
/ manufacturers and exporters. with Q
view TO securing an tgepcy for the
L sale Of low and medium prIesd--snts-
mobiles, oil motors, electric motors, cleo
| trie fans, electric HOUSEHOLD articles,
The sun., 1918-08-19
s25. 900. 900 w. S. S.. Az
DRIVE IS PLANNED
BettOeen 10000 and $4,000
, i, Statesmen viii Be in Ii,

Between 10000 and $4,000 statesmen
will help make a success OF the War
,Savings-y stamp campaign. beginning
wednesday by their efforts to wake up
New York, TO the pressing necessity OF
hllin& IT'S, quota of 500. oOo.O 900 After
eight months, work the city. has barely
subscribed 'one.quarter of the allotment.
The salasmen's, drive will be conducted
after thetaVgh preparation and Is EEK
pected 10 bring in a total of $4,000, 900
by August 2e..
The Wholesale. Clothiers Association
underworld 100000 worth of stamps
Saturday and, an initial subscription of
e. 100 was received from the tobacco
.leal trade, A wholesale grocery firm.
X T~;Wipiams;& Co, has underwritten
1000 worth Jof stamps. and Austin.
Nfcfols *, Co, and Francis III. Leggett
& Co haYs pronised large subscriptions.
Tho Garment Saleemen's Association met
Saturday afternoon and underworld
.s335.0O0 worth of stamps. The Asso-
.ciated Travelling Statesmen started in
with pledge Of $500, with more to
come.
Meetings VIII be held to-day and
Tuesday for final instructions to the
salesmeif. Wednesday night at Carnegie
Han all the sales organizations taking
part in the campaign will listen to pa
triotic addresses. Job Hedges was added
to the speaking list yesterday Charles
+. Hall will preside. TIE Rev. Thomas
Travis the lighting parson." will tell
some Of his three years experiences at
the front.
The sun., 1918-08-19
BUILDERS PLAYING
BIG PART IN WAR
Government. Bureaus Prepar-
ing Preferential List of
Various Industries.
FUEL GRANTS FOLLOW
Building Loans Sanctioned
Also When Absolute War
Need Is Apparent.

Building interests are being advised
as fast as Government bureaus can
compile the data that has beep supplied
TO them the measure OF their part In
the war winning drive. according to
the Doto Service Daily Building Reports
to-day. SO Tar the building interests
have been kept more or less in the dark
| with regard TO the part they are to take,
but following recent conferences wherein
the plant capacity, costs, Distribution
| methods labor situation and stocks on
hand have been \tabulsted 1t has been
found that a much greater share in the
war programme of the next few months
will be given to the building industries
and professions allied with them. In
this connection adyices from Washing
ton on Saturday indicated that the Port
land cement plants OF the Eastern sec
ton of the country are to have coal up
| to 15 per cent, OF the normal amount
where IL Is shown that the location OF
the plant and it's products can meet the
greater production required by the Gov
eminent. During the last three weeks
the coal shipments to cement plants have
been practically negligible. Common
1 brick manufacturers said at the week
end that the coal situation was trife
clearer as far as they were concerned
although there had been no dehnite as
surances given SO far
A drop in the price Of Hudson com
mon brick from SIS to $3.50 and &i4
at the close OF the week was interpreted
by building interests in different ways,
the official explanation being that ow-
ing TO the extreme hot weather nasons
were not able to work as fast and in
| consequence supplies piled up in the
various distributing centres.
Real estate interests OF the East were
inclined to look, upon the loan of $780,
coo made by the Metropolitan Life In
surance Company. after more than a
year of inactivity in the matter OF com
mitments on private building operations
as significant. The facts in the case
were that the loan was made with tho
full consent OF the Government authori-
ties as a partial solution for the hous-
ing of firms that were producing essential
materials for war work and which had
either been dislodged from space needed
by the Government for war work or
were new concerns that had taken Gov
eminent war contracts and could not
find space in which to operate. There
10 similar project under way in the
vicinity OF Metuchen, n. j., along the
Raritan River. the plan being to house
manufacturing concerns in large ter
mnal building instead of permitting
each to erect a factory of its own.
There is no sign of a general relinquieh-
ment of building money for building OPP
erations Of a private character, although
building fnanciers hear that In cases
where the war programme Is likely to
be delayed because OF lack of building
space Federal authorization of loans may
be given
The sun., 1918-08-19
BARS BATHING FROM MOTORS.
Oyster BAY Eyes Toe Keen and
AutomobiIfsts Are Warned.

1t is all right TO take a Sunday swim
from the beach at Oyster Bay. but Con-
stable J. s. Thompson says positively
that automobiles can no longer he used
as bath houses without legal complica-
tons arising. All day he patrolled the
beach road in his motor car, warning of
impending trouble those who seemed to
him about TO dsrobe.
The summer homes OF wealthy New
Workers line the beach. and there have
been numerous complaints regarding
motor parties who have come here for
a Sunday bath. In some instances the
drawn curtains of the automobiles have
been but little protection from curious
prOmenaders, many OF whom have not
hesitated to peer through the mica COW
cred windows Of touring car tops.
There are but few bath houses here
and they reaped harvest to-day.
The sun., 1918-08-19
SATISFIED MORTGACEs.
Cw!th name and address OF lenders at
torney.)

|
Hath ST, s!11sss Of sth sv esxssil
y Jennie Kuretsisy tc Hy W Dazian Feb
:, 1911: atty. Edw A Isaaos. 81 Will
l.1TH ST, :. 1895 sih av. 2s sss.1i,GiwvV
Mt!lie schwartz to Moilie Hnschhe!d. 7iS
IVES, End av; March 2. 1917; atty, Edw
b Phyte Of :is " 5sd 81 SD Temporarily NJ HHS
dam avJ, Aug IS. 1918: atty. r Lewis.
BowERY. es, eO.ss Bieecker ct ' .,S'e d.
siss.s.ss.SEpsui D wilson sss
Greene av, Bklyn, to Roger d Granger,
ibe Eastern Parkway, Bklyn, Aug 81.
1915: attys. Foley Martin, g. Wall
Az 4. isoi-Adolf and Annie swidor.Ei,
on the premises. to Herman Kahrs. 1884
"a o.. Feb Is. 1916; atty. Jno ID kahrs,
4sTH ST. SIS $50 ith av. 'iiaiico..|NeIVy
lie Lyon to Central Saw Bank in city
9Th av: Ans 8, Nil; atty, Meyer Aver:
bach, ~ Bway. $4,000
iOsRo ST. $ $, 1895 sth ay,, :Oxioo.ii~
politan Life Ins Co, May 2. 1883: sttys.
Butcher. az. ! Madison sv. 900
l2?D TT, ss W-Feliettas Re,.mtyer to
G Tno y n II Rw. Aug 49, $780, n''ys
BLOCK bounded n b. lsist st. W by Park
av. by lsoth st and by Lexington
dN-FlnCub boWenIelu ana hUO TO the
Equitable Life Assur Society OF the
s. Dec IS, 1905; attys. Alexander 4
,, q ii ar s vi VI Edw Michel 10
F Ma ,tin. ,5sG Grand sy. Oct I, 1915:
atty, y Y & NJ Co. 1875 Bway. . IS, 900
BOUNDED by lt2d st. n by O blk bet
l4ad and I+sd SITS. by line parallel
with sth av and 2?3 W therefrom and
W by IKE line $50 W sth av-Anna Sorz
East Orange. y J. to LAWYERS Mort Co.
GO Liberty st. Dec ?6. 1912: atty. Law
yers T & T co. 100 Bway.....,S 81 900
list ST. 30s E-Esther Eisenberg to Bern
hard Mayer, 8 Beekmsn ct. Nay 8. 1905:
attys, Gross q Svendaira, 800 Broad
way Observation-Disclosures. 900
list ST. 3Q5 E--S'ame to same May s,
1905; attys. same. ..............sl0O 900
list ST. s07 E-Same to same, May S,
1905; attys, same. .........,..,..Sio. 900
FIST ST. 500 E-Same to same. May 8.
1905; attys, same ................3lo 900
The sun., 1918-08-19
LIS PRNDENS.
Manhattan

last ST. n s, 63.2 IT OF st Nicholas av,
l7xlO0x irreg-Wm VI Berrlen agt Helen
Greer ct al tforecls OF tax iien); attys,
Mitchell a Mitchell
sSTH st, go w-Jane W Houghtallng ast
Somerset Realty Co ct al (partltion) [;
attys. Taylor. Knowles & Hack.
LOTS ll6 10 1l9 both inclusive man Of
1856 lots belonging to estate OF Martin
Schrenkeissn-City Real Estate Co aEt
Peter German ct al foreclosure OF mort
gage); atty, Swain.
LOT I44, map OF 1876 lots belonging 10
estate OF Martin schrenkeisen--C'Tty Real
Estate Co aEt Henry Pietariia ct al
foreclosure OF mortEsgel; atty. II
Swain,
LOTS as and 90, map of 1s5 lots belong.
ing to estate OF Martin Schrenkeisen.-
City Real Estate Co agt Elsie Hipkiss
foreclosure of mortgage; atty. II
Swain.
BECK ST, W y. no = I58th st. o5x1Oo-
Herman Feinberg agt Adele e Kerr ct
al foreclosure OF MORTGAGE; atty A I
Nova.
JEROME Az a. Ills Mt Hope pl.
ls.3xas. 2-Florence A Troughton agt
Digmore HID Co. Inc, ct al (foreciosure
|, OF mortgage); attys, Campbell. Fiaherty
4 Turner.
The sun., 1918-08-19
PUBLIC NOTICES.
HEARING on FORM or cONTRACI

HEARING OK FORM OF CONTRACT.
Notice Is hereby given that "A Public
Hearing will be held at the ONCE OF ths
Public Service Commission for the First
District. ~ Lafayette Street, Borough OF
day OF September, 1913, at 1880 A. N ,
upon the proposed terms and condition :
OF the form Of contract for Construction
Of Addition 10 Shops at I.enox Avenue and
l4sth Street Yard.
Copies OF the said form OF contract may
be obtained at the ONCE OF this Commits
sion for 400 each
Dated New York. August 8, 1918
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION FOR
THE FIRST DISTRICT,
BY CHARLES BuLKLEY HuBBELr.
- Chairman
The sun., 1918-08-19
LEGAL NOTICES.


PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT en-
tered into on the 3rd day OF March, 1917
by and between JOHN whNAMAKER,
will sell on the 2Gth day OF August. 1918,
at ten l0l o'clock in the forenoon in thu
Piano Department OF John wanamaker
New York. 76S Broadway, Borough OF
Maahattan, city. County and State of New
York, one Mahogany NictroIa. as provided
By Sections e5 and C6 OF the Personal
Property Law.
DANIEL. NREENMAI.n AnctInnesr
The sun., 1918-08-19
machinery and novelties OF Sirikinus' a
steel office furniture. r. p = - = ~
' a.. = & r-vP -
Would Sell Ores.sn spain.

as5s.SA company In Spain would like
to sefafe agencies for the sale of Whale
oil. lubricattng oils, oils Tor the w6ojien
Industry and vArioas' grades Of animal
2S5Ti'A business man I'M New re staud
desires TO purchase erice 'sdppties. par
tienlarg typewriters. furniture and labor
2s5S'A nr4n of general com m ssion ifier-
chants In Spain desires to secure the
agenGySfora e1iphHfe OF ammonia, 80
H. 2359:NA firm In 0Argentina desires to- Sc
cure the agsneies for textiles, cotton. wool.
silk ana MIXED goods and chemicals. ~
1850. A sc6mmission agency III Spain
which has agencies. in all the princtpa
cities along the coast OF Spain '@ishee TO
purchase ana secure agencies Tor tfrfp-
bulldog supplies contractors snpplies and
marine supplies. - .-r - -"
2ssi,'A company In Chilli wishes 10 pur-
chase 1000 toms Of bitumlhous coat for
steam and domestic purposes.
296?r man in Australia wishes to Sc
cure an sgcncy For dry goods, sh,rtlngs,
calicos. eaHvas Innings, dress goods, .Golored
silks ve,Eets, cotton tweeds, whipcprd suit
inGs and shee.nss
.s2sS An agency is desired by n man IN
Norway Tor canned. preserved and dried
fruits such as peaohes, spricots, pears,
plums and pineapples.
-e36t. A"niau IA France desires TO rer-e-
sent American exporters reautrtng a travel
ling representative for all Europe and
North Africa.
The sun., 1918-08-19
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Mania finn

WHITE ST., 80. mtg !l4,5oo-Glbraltar
Mortgage Co to New York Trust Co, %
Broad st; attys, s s. ] $ issacs SO
18TH ST. y r, mig tiooo.Jas II cr,iSo
shank to Samuel Goldberg, S2i Canal st ;
atty, Joseph Levy, As Cedar st. III
Bronx.
MORRIS AN, a 8, 100 u 1924 st, 1876 *
l00xl33.l0xloo--Elean b Sandman, De
troit. Mich. to Francis J Brady, 2ssS
Valentine av; atty, Hynes. :ao
FoN ST $, 273,2 ls5th ST. 5oxIO0-
Israel Karp and ano to Oscar Sanders
1910 Fox st; atty. Lawyers Title & Co
lOO hMay u. 900
The sun., 1918-08-19
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS
Manhattan,

BROADWAY. n cor l55th st--Amsrican
Hardware Corp Of agt board OF
can Indian Heye Foundation ct al Fen
iVns, Am; is;,.,'''..' VI 900 o.
SAME PROPERTY Pittsburgh Piaps
Glass Co agt same, Feb 2. 1915. 1900
SAME PpOPERTY-George Brown A o.
agt same Feb !. 1918. So sac 40
The sun., 1918-08-19
PNOPOSALA.

PROPOSALS for Wool Coats and Trou-
sers.-Otice Of the Depot Quartermaster 80
whitehall street, New York CITY. Sealed
proposals Will be received here until 10
A. NJ, August 20, 1918, and then opened
for furnishing 800 coats, wool, and 900
pair Trousers, wool. Further inform" Jon
on application.
The sun., 1918-08-19
MORTGAGES.


(Sou.h OF Fourteenth s.reet)
GREENWICH ST. az. 2sIx,4... to W 8
Wet Bway CD x25.6 to Vssey ct xlO 8,
au AVE is-Ms.y = Msnnsl to- Edith K
18TH ST. $50 E. 25xlo3.s, NJ, July 81"
s ss,h Mailer s to Anna N Warren. s2s W
is2a. So; atty. Title Guar & T Co, lTS
b~aS.'.'.' -. 3+so
tEast or Fifth avenue, between Fourteenl n
and 10th stTeets.J
s5TH ST SIS. 40 % av. ISxlOo.5, p NJ,
Aug ls--Lucymon Realty Coypn to the
J Realty Corpn. 20 Lenox av. 5
y wins. Sc prior mtg 'is'Soo; atty. A p
""hes' 70 rsFA no" '''''''...,..S6. 5000
tManhsttan Island, north OF 10th street
18TH ST. n :. s25 7th av. 2OxlOO4. p NJ,
Oct Lee Freedman to l ollendorf,
Es sS s0eh' Kfsmsr y 100 IN, vi 400 So
l32D ST. 2sS W. lSsxes.li, Aug is
Hudwili corpn to Margaret W Lewis at
Tif .'Ses' CO. Is Is p yrs; e?' atty ocS
SAME PROPERTY. Aug Is-Mary Folsv
to HudwiI! Corpn, W 18th ct 3 yrs,
l.sTH ST. sls ", .snssii, p N. Aug si 800
Harry Schum to Matilda d Minak,
Forest Hills Inn. Forest Hills, l.. ], I
Yrs 6% atty, urtah w Tompkins. ?SS
SHERMAN Av. 1880. 4oxlGo. p NJ Aug
l5-Barhara Stader 10 Arthur A Miller,
Mount Nt,in TsrHOn. y: 5 yrs. 81 atty.
SHERMAN Az, l20-22. n s. $50 W Acad-
envy 81. 4oNi50 NJ. Aug l5-Ssme 10
same, yrs b'sFo: atty. same. $40, 900
thorough OF The Bronx
TOPPING Az. W $, 1855 10th st. 2Ilx
lOsSx7I skl0t-Jas J Buckley TO Rrony
Savings Bank. 42e fremont av. Aug IL
Yrs, 6hFs: atty, Lawyers Title & I Co
BRoNxDALB Az, W $, 1910 n KinssiyS
ay, 2bSxs%llx2bxSS,7--Gus Home "a
Workmen's Sick and Death Benefit Fund
OF u $ OF A, and . Sd ay, Aug tx 4
yrs 81 Sc attys' Hiliauit q l., 50 Church
COMMEMORATIVE Az. :. Is n Msn.io on
st, 25sie0-Msry b Macdonald Sswsrk
y ]. to Olivia NJ Urell. SS7 Clinton a.
Bklyn. Aug IS. yrs, 60 atty. Tile
Guar r Co, i76 Bway. ......',,.3i.g 300
NELSON AY. l67t-Ernestine Mass TO
Amelia Bartlett, stamford, Conn Ang
10, due, &C, as per bond; atty. Grant
Sauires, 2ss Madison ay.....,,. a. oo6
DECATUR Ay, sa?2. Soxlo0-Albert
Winklsr to John II Spencer. s3?2 De.
catur av. Aug l6, yrs. 5E; atty. Title
Guar Il 7 Co, l7s Bway .....,,'1. ooo
The sun., 1918-08-19
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

4sTH ST. 122 to 1875 w-Rufus Darrow's
Son, Inc. agt Carlo Giolito. lessee; Chas
I. Moreau and Augusta r & WIckstrom
tr Ses romps, construction CO ia. S9 "a
l23D a. 2?8 w-Joseph Handilman ast
ClinGd s Poets, owner and contractor SIS
The sun., 1918-08-19
Seeks Far Easter. Agency.

1, 1898. A man OF British nationality who
al present connected with an import
.no export house in British Malaga de-
s t 70 be placed in communication with
american manufacturers, exporters and
importers with q view TO establishing a
hoass In the Far East.
,u fsa. :, comp company In spain wishes to be.
nathsr, plain and figured piushes and
o,.,' both OF upholstery and house dec,
NJ ssf 4 company in Indts wishes to i'm.
\ pphe' II also wishes to represent
sn prossSts Tss a, and sspSstsrs Of
, n,1 70 receive quotations on the following
.es e. .. Five tons Of steel hoops, =
81 ons:hslf bass rsdw.isSt mot riyste S
ssPe ION each .. galvanized wire. Nos q,
TO- II and IA; hexsEonai engineers
one ' aH Of each. tSr's ana r. ana bess
,ots and nuts Whitworth thread, VI BY
s TS,a! + Gy ~ inches. = BY ~ inches.
i1'he', Il by inches u by eM inches.
i,ssh. y" sb inches = sy ~ lnehs e.. y BY
uisssss6bt Of each desired.
,.sS', \ man who has just returned
rem , active service In Europe and who
, NM De an n the United states for : short
ale OF general merchandise. machinery,
H,: 49,. snd novsIties in kSstrslis.'
''aH ~ ISHkbdnu uttiTeb 10 puf-
'-sss apo secure agencies for the sale OF
.tsars and tobacco These goods are de-
IA, 10, the Belgian Congo markets.
ht American manufacturers and export
~ ~ structural shapes. white lead, red,
string 1a"
,,-sStO An agency Is desired by a man
"sssps'h Tor the sale OF small hard ware.
,,'S'i, man In France desires to secure
".ssrh.y FOR the sale OF dry goods.
go \ hrm % France IL DESTROYS Of get
Ing IN touch with American manufac-
,SLs ana exporters with n view 10 pur-
,p"aShg linen, hemp. jute and cotton tex
awnings. holdings, ducks, suitlngs
s,s "htd linen and cotton. babies clothing
,;Ma company in Norway desires to
49, aId secure an agency for the sale
ir,. hhlcsi chemical, electrical, steel and
bs,, soons OF all kinds and all kinds of
"''e ''i Industrial equipment
offi"" Supplies for spain.
snsin' An agency Is desired by man In
supple. :" anus u o"'''
mai. \ company in Australia 10 in the
o. '0f machinery for the manufacture
,,g''. and slipper feits.
psn" NJ agency Is desired by a COM
~ Alsuslis for the sale Of fabrics
sns".' chemicals and fancy goods.
fnp,sh merchant In Spain Wishes to
S,. "sfFftdr'irsi SnaehinefyfS general
''". firm In Chile that has recently