davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-17
8robit &. s. Mrne{en

= 8. Sorlsberg og Sognepreit
SpnSberg er me66elt Mfifeo
Nao6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-17
8iniebas.
Jsritfommc,0e gsu6ag, 8infe.
oog, bliper Der @lr6stimelte til IRo-
panlig Eioi ct. Ne6ers@eanfesIn <
tier fe Strife. 8 81 ].
8iniebag.


2on0on, IL. Wfai. ct offtcielt
rusiiif @aoiotelegram flyer, at
Greosunoerbonolpask ueb ufre-
ne er begpnot, at 6ienotligbeoerne
er inoitillet pan 8erone5b-, @1lrff-
% 8rianitfronterne, og at Demar-
fotionslinie1 CT eobleret.
Set be66er bi6ere, at set pentcs,
at Sen r1tsiiife Delegation mart biI
mp6e sen tpif=l,framIfe Delegation
og nn6ertegne IN Sre6straftaf-
.Smiblertib bar Musierne paa ole,
|Gronter etableret terfe Soripars-
'af6elinger, fom lite bill tlla6e bab-
neoe Mfoelinger at trR1ge in6 paa
rlsfiif Serritorirm.
&1,n6gigrelien, Tom ct ltnoerteg-
net al &rigs< og Marineminiiter
.2eon Erot5fp, flyer, at mango
.fien6tlige Mf6elinger bar frRnfet
6e centrole Mutoriteters 0r6rer %
goaet ober l1frpnes CREME % falb
'in6 / Sc Donife @oiaffers ggne.
.9isie Mf6elinger .maatte afpebnes
oe6 beuipnsles Mnbenbelie at Magt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-17
6instr Nyt fra Nnrpf
Soanepreit sir. Brnnn

til Sobannes MenigDeo, ariitia-
mia, bar i1oleperet tit aflfeosmz
isgning. San CT ffgot 1889 %
tbeologiif aanoioat fra 1862. Snn:
Gltoa / 1864 JON fripillig j ben.
oanif-tpife asrig. Son bar ! mango
Nar. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., in6t1
ban j 1893 blep 3rait peo Sobon-
l,es 0enigbeo. Sun er bel fjenot
pncr belle 2anoet for fine mango fir
felige Sfriffter % Sn6lag / firfeli=
&c % politiife SpprgsmaaI. San ct
for 1ioen 2anoets elolfe @mbeos
ma116.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-17
Ninlanbs @ejauSt.

Hrofeslor, Or: jnr. Mllan Ger
.locDius fra Seliingfors er ,1buep,1t
til finif Miniiter i @riitiania. SON
er gift mes en- norif-finit Game, Ell
9atter al gfopejer % 5relaltgros=
ierer: SSanless Snlpeien i. 5inla,,s.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-17
kvindescN erver
gjort starke
We'd Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Winona, MINI. ST over ct Aar
led jeg af Nervgsitet og a saa
elendig at jeg like kunde hvile ON
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-17

M Sa0eii0es dreeaA Del 4ENVafsl
a
Meglerre for Sorbrus Of suffer
CT lite p1ord paa ,togen Maaoe.t
Ser tim lite bruges mere eno ire
Brno ON Msaane6en for bier 8er-
ion, % Def melte, ION Tan fibbes uo
gangerL .er 5 Buno ! 8Der. %
gmoabper % 10 8unO j 2arooi=
ftrifterne.
Mmerifa maa itaa Sfuloer til
5fuloer meo bore Alliereoe for at
fnnne pi1oe @rigen. 81 tan lite
.opergaa Sranfrig, @nglano % Sta
lien paa Slagmorfen i Mo6, @raft
eller noboloenbe6. Dor Seer Dil
lite blibe iaa itor iom beres, uagtet
ben fanife oil fomme til at ilaa Set.
|ofgjpren0e glag. 4lligepel fan III
|boobe at funre gigre melt for Ben.
Sag paa @rn1o al bore RI,
gere &ielpefil6er. Sg nabnlig Tan
ri forebpgge @unser: blanot bore
Ml1ierebe pe6 at ifaffee benz Mao..
SIT gipe af Dor Spebe er ct lille
Jog let Offer i 5ammcnligning me0
|beres Scamp for 2ipet - en- Stamp,
Ii bnilfen bore Soloater er meb.
Mmertfa bar set i fit @agt at fnef-
BE for itebie Militerpeloets grob=
Iringslplter peo at ifaffe Mno. Ml1
ler oct NrebeIiens 9ime, og @peoc
Ter 8reber..
&aabuoet onl, at ,pl @peoe. maa
pere folgt inoen Is, Mai betpoer,
lat ser life fan tilbaeeboloes noget
LAT Sc al1bprenoe Sorraao til Sch
flor nelte Mar, ifplge Mcooelelie fra
Sen rationale Grneringsa6mini
itrotion. M9ite Mors Gaabpe6e maa
tages at bette Mars Mpling. 9enne
0r0re blep pe6taeet lom Sbor poo
Sc%nbenoelier fra mango Sarmere /
Minneiota, Tom pnlfe6e at tilbage-
boloe not &beoe til 5e6 for npte
Mar, ,1ogct Sc p1c::. -:sre Mar
letter Mar.
Sen enelte lln0taselie fra Siege
len ON 5aGg af Spebe giel6er @in=
terbpc6c, 81, Tom ,enifer. at iao
8%interbbeoe til Soften, fan bol6e
Itilboge NOT til Seo, Grlmoen til
benne l1notogelie er1, at set fan Bill
be nbobenoiet at 1aa gi11terbpeoen,
Ifbr Sao er tilgiengelig af Sen mn
peren6e Spit, og foroi. en- .itor 9el
LAT oen iibite Sslt Of @interbpeoe
b1eo aloeles ebelaet 81. 6rolt.
-H--""= 49, |
Gi6en for Mel=genll1s / Min11e=
toto er %forlaneet fra Sen i. til Sen
rs. Mai. glrbeioet git lite iaa bur
|ti9t og let TOM bentet, % poo fIere
ISfeoer bar oct FORT fommet igang
Ben. !. Moi. grnerinasominiitra-
|tionen bill 6erfor lite anie Sem, iom
lite baboe inoreoeret 0peaner til Sen
|5io, iom v6oo6 Soar0ers", men
bor forlqnget Srilten meo to Tiger.
Sort ienoes oirefte at ,gountp-Mo.
minifratorerne til Sem, iom iffe
fripillig bar afgibet .SStt1oberetning.
GountD-@ rn~erinasnominiitra
nerne bor fulo &aaoigbe6 ODER 0p.
tGl1i1lgcn, bier | fit County. MIle
Sn6beretninger maa ienbeg til Sem,
og &c 1naa mc6bele ollie 0plpsnin:
ger, Tom enites. - Cspeinn. Nl,blit
|Saf. CONF
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-17

We ejer og kontrollerer noget over
tire Tusinde Acres i skand. Settle
Mimi, bestaaende af 80, 100 og
ger, nar Dyer med code Kirker,
N@sten alt Land er nar code Fiske-
.ranser til Sgerne. vi kan tilbyde
lette Vilkaar; skriv efter narmere
Land & Loan Go. &
Ejere. Glenwood, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-17
En- god og billig Farm

11s Acres Farm, / Mil fra Kerkhoven, MIMI akandinayisk sett-
og stald: smuk Lund. Pris $500. paa lette vnkaar: Nsr "consoi-
dated School,, r. F. d. etc. God Jordbund 0g Belggenhed.r SkrtYs
efter Beskrivelser yer denne og andre Farme til
LARSON & MILLER. KERKH0VEN. MINI. =
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-17
Mlnneapous.
YiniegnoStieneite

Ylr1cgnoStlelelte
afbol0cs / Smmanuels 6anife lutb.
&irfe, 22no ct. % 2Stb Mpe. @,
epn6ag= Worgei1 81. 1O.45.
Sm Mfte11en ST. s bill ser blipe
@npstjencite pau bet engelifeSprog.
Il
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-17

Eorm.re Lea dettel Fvorfor. betale Lejeafgft for Brug az Land 4
fnnos, Iowa, sgd Minnesota Q. a., naar. De kan faa Dem ct Hem
er de samme Penge, ON De aarlig udbetaler i Leje, we'd at benyHe
dem, som Afbetalinger pa eget HEN: vi selge 81 Acres Tim
den er Lermuld pa .hyilke del. vii gro Gras og Kaver, det bedate I
fra Isle, MINI, R. r, A1ejer. 2 Kirker, we'd god Vel. Mail Route
og Telefonlinie. - Allen & Morneau. Mlaca. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-17

~ 1G&&CSN
oent1e Crib Tan % ber gibres..
fra Minneiotas Grnerinssabmi,1i-
ftration.
9bebe, 9nebe er Wtoolpgrgsz
maaIets @inrne bjemme iom 1tos.
SEN ~frpgte1ige Scamp / Sranfrig,
iom mt bur foregaaet I flere. Tiger,
for omerifonf &bebe paret Ell Of
gjgre11oe Snfftor. @abbe BET lite boz
ret for BEN, bilbe 9piflanos b9loige
Sare babe brub igiennem for lpn=
fi6en. Sg bog bar hi at forifiel<
Iige @ru1toe lite funnel ienoe, bbab
hi ifulbe babe ienbt SEN ftbite Sib,
me6ens ri paa famine Sis bar brugt
for meget Sbe6e Der bjemme. 5til-
lingen / Sc MI fomme16e Tiger bill
bore Dberit fritiif. Defte, er ingc1t
tom Eolemaabe; set ct ber 11ggne
&ien6sgjerning. 9e. Mlliereoe mac
opbp6e al 6eres Strait, ON 6e It'll
f11nne itaa fig moo 6ienbem til
Mmerifa fan 1laa trent mes Siplp,
iom %for1laor. Men for at feu1pe
mao 6e babe Ma6; set bill 1ige:
Sbe6e, for 8re6 er set bigtiglte.
MT al og til Mgrene begpnoer
at beites, fan ri life ifoffe &peoe
uoen beb at lpore. l16en at ipore
paa Sbe6en iaa meget, iom set paa
11ogen Maabe er mnligt, fon hi life
bente SER for Sen ltore Gag, bborz
for hi femper. Ne6erlag bil6e be-
re bor &an9re og @fam.
8rug iaa li6t Sbeoe, lom set er
mltligt. &usboloninger fo1t og maa
fibre fig me6 balpan6et Nr,no @be-
bemel ONT l1gen for boer Ber1on /
Samilier. Ser :er mango @usbolo-
ninger, iom flet life bruger noget
Speoenlel. : Dffentlige Spiidteoer
maa begranie fig til SEN iomme
Mengoe for bber 81 Maoltioer, Sc
ierberer. Monge &otelIer % @eitan-
rotioner flarer fig ,16en at BRUCE
t1oget @be6emeI.
Sor Dper Gong man fjbber %be=
moo man fjpbe min6lt lige
1oa meget ~af en- on6en Sort Mel.
Set er Moben, ion bill binoe Qri=
gen, og @peoe er @obe0iaecn.
SptGllinge1t at Melforrao6~ /
'State11 er / ful6 Gang. @rnerings=
oomtniltratioreln bar ublte6t fglgen-
De Sniltrltftioner til grnpringso6=
miniltrotionerue / SC forifiellige
Gountper ON, bba6 Sc ifaI gigre, ef-
ter at 6e Dar facet Oplpsning ON
Observation-Disclosures:
uSbis McIet bleb figbt efter lite
SSam1ar1918, ifoI .&ipbmon6en eller
Mplleren toge set tilboge og betole
iomme &ris, lom @jpberen betaltc.
Gjpbn1an0en eller Melleren bar life
@et til at iplge mere ems not for en-
Wtaaneo og maa tage Melet tilbage
for famine 8ris, bon fit.
Spis Me1et bleb fjpbt fgr Sen 1.
SSo11uar 1918, be6 &j9bmenoene
tage set tilbage til %gjel6en6e Mar-
feosb9rot, en- 6e Tan giere set.
&bis &iebmenoe11e fife fan gjgre
Oct, gin b%eofomme11oe &usfuoer Ell
Ter &usmo0er ct permit, iom .lfal
nnoerifribes at @o1ntpets grne-
ringsaominiltrator, iom ifal erflp=
re, dsbet er Bebfommenoe tilIa6t at
boloe =. &6. Sbe6emel til Dispoz
tion for Observation-Disclosures
Men oct CT tillobt at BRUCE al 6ette
Wfel lets &1tno ON Maaneoen for
bier Herlon, men life mere.
Sbis nogen regter at nblebere
Mel efter 6orlangenoe al County
tes Observation-Disclosures, eller
ON Der foreligger 8ebis for, at mo-
gen bar rtegtet at gipe 0plpsning
ON Observation-Disclosures. ffaI So
gen meloes til grneringsaomini=
it%rattonen."
Snffffer til SDltning tan faces
UNDER Observation-Disclosures
0pipn. Mon bill inofgre en- Orb
nina. hbnrefter @i6hmpnnpnp FOR
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-17

- oc4o., Hys De seger efter en- Farm, j en- Egn hvor Mis-
lis9I Sllel' yekst er ,nk5e9ndtt, e eiers ct gdt stykke yild nrh Land.
nvor Keer, Swim og Majs vii gjere De- Dem h selystandig, behgg Sa. we'd Hd
Tid,n at underssee Forholdene. Hesten fortsller HisMien, eller
skriv efer min sidste Gratis Farm-Katalog med fudstRndige Oplys-
ninger. Skriv! GEO. c. RICE, ,WEBSTER, WIS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-17
O~YERTAGELSE STRAKS,

~ OVERTAGELSE STRAKS.
20 Acres jevnt, Lerjord,# 80 Acres ryddet, Reshn light tan
poplar TSmmer let at rydde. Beliggende u Mil fra BY, we'd Hoved-
vel. Godt st Bygninger, Brsnd. Frugthave o 80 Acres indhegnet:
Pris $500 pr Acre paa lette Vikaar eler vii ogsaa overtage ct Twin
City Fus pm: fSrste Afbetaing og Resten pae Tidsafbetanng til
4 og s pct Rente.
Dairy Farm Land Co.. Finlayson.. Minnesota.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-17
24o A cR ES

stald, smuk I%nd, ogsaa e. god Kilde, Telefon, R. F. D., rigelgt at
til en- lille So. som ligger delyiis pa dette Land. Netop e n Farm for
ret. Lette vnkaar. Skriv efter. nnrmere oplysninger til
w. j. CARSON, Ejer, GLENWOOD, MINNESOTA. 81
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-17
i Prince George,
British COlumbia, Canada
s. n sk,ndinavisk koIom

Denne Koopi. err netop bkvt gundsgt. Den byder code Befngeku for blan.
Diet Farming GodsdyrkbrI lord, code Markeder fol iii, hvad Fsrnern frembrngT
90 ct behageiet Kina. Ingen ydrigH de enkr Kude, ingen Torden- ener Hagda
stome, ingen strke vinde, rigeig Regn. Denorer man hyertA r alhd skkeI pas n
Hest. EtLandh vor unge g xldre kan bygge sit gt HEN. kornayl, dirss, kr-
amr Swim, Hon. r Hoved-Piodukerne, Kun en meGst lille Kapital Ter nsdvendg for
en- Begyndehe.
billie RiIttnrserf for Iands6per, Bakrveser, etc. kiv paa hvlket somhat Sprog til
Central British Columbia Colonization Company, Ltd.
St Psa Ip os essaae VA Af eassa Prince George, B. G, Can
Give Oply hinge paaF $3.50 @#
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-17
M1orb.

On 80 9ar gamnleI finosipg
Mano 9brsberg brebte forleoe1
Sag fit Mooer, Tom bar IS Mar
g%a1t1neI. Msoroeren foripanot,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-17

TIL SAIGS.

80. Acres delvis opdyrket Farm,
nar Superior, Wisconsin. God Jord.
Ca. 40 Acres opdyrket, 80 Acres let
at rydde. Code Bygninger. Skan-
Acre. Lette Vilkaar.. Skriv efter
naermere Oplysninger til
W. H. Webb, Superior, Wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-17

Ekstra. Godtki6b 100 Acres. Farm -yerd $1,000 pr Acre til Salg
for $1125 pr Acre. Jsyn, god sort Jord, over Diet halye er aahen
Prarie, noget Poplar Tpmmer og mindre Buske, godt Wand, 80
Acres med Timothy og' Kl9ver og lmt improvements. We'd
R. F. D. Mail Route, Telefon LIME, ne1 skols, etc. Ejeren maa
lette Vikair. For Oplysnnger skriY til 6: T. BRANDT,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-17

10 ACRES 35 under Dyrkning, 4 Mil fra BY, god Vel, Frame-Hus
i4x24 . 14x20 med Kjalder og Cementgrund, HSnsehus 1ex2O,
Stald 1890. 40 Acres indhegnet med "Woven Wire, 8 Kper, ID
stk. Ungkveg, s af7 dem er ~ Aars Kvier, S etaaringe, ct Par
fslger med undtagen Husholdningssager Pris 100000, kontant
100000, Resten pa Vlkaar. Eft Godtki3b. Handle hurtig, da Diet
er for hurtigt. salg.z Vndt Land $1,000 gog op.
c. F. MAFNKE, MOOSE LAKE MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-17
&orn fra 9anm,arf.

Ser er M anfnmmet en- 5fibs=
laouing slug, 1000 Cons, fra
Danmorf, % flere belttes, ligelom
Der ogiaa er anfommet no}finig
&aulrabi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-17

9frip efter @reuen,llnl1,er al bette
IBIn0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-17

.sprenffriber q. 8. MaIet
5ofm er nbn9bnt til; 8Dfoge6
6reorifsbal6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-17
200. ACRES

Acres tlsaae, og Diet have af Avingen vii blive indbefattet i denne
Prs hvis solgt for code Mai .
]. J. OSTAD. Strandquist. MINI.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-08

ipg house. mas 4 buyer for a room.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-08
FINANCIAL.


HOTELS and rpomiug hou,ssB terms
come real bargains soc Chamberlain.
Keno Rig Phones s473.3f1e
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-08

RI. HOTELS AND RooM1NG HOUSES 46
pbSraa ana a. sells hotels and rooming houses.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-08
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


HOUSES f"h SALE 30
THIRD Ne, room. bungalow. can
o.. bought mr Its. fhan ru> Pu.t
t1.fuH. 5000 cash. balance t1rms Phone
1.HT
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... .'.i.u ,II .I,'l -. ~
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,.r4, ... ..... . .l ,....,..rs
WEST U, ~ i.-' 'om house for r'Ir hy
~ .' '" l'.h .sa f.' u'l MO.
'....'' "', coo Wow.
WEST SIDE .yI.. ..r.,.. .,t.,.. r,r.
Sar.U. s.ur ,.h md $40 .ar moais
i''.' .0t' ''..' ...
p.e.l .ut, 70 sr lime $1,000 $1,000
''.' Hfu".. hN, N.uI Phone "2
,,......,.,
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-08
LANDS AHp rhHNs Fou SALE 81
TRAcKAGE AND INDUSTRIAL 81

TRACKAGE PROPERTY For sale. 20O1
1lO feet on Frisco Il K on tho east
side Of North Cheyenne, adjoining x. r.
Onls offered Tor Immediate sale; of the
market after this week Phone l273.
ORA Il. upp, $50 Mayo bldg
New-York tribune., 1918-04-10

The triple bill "Shanewis." "LOra-
colo" and "The Dance in Place Congo"
will open the twenty-third and last
week Of the Metropolitan Opera sea-
son on Monday night Mr. Moranzoni
will conduct both operas and Mr.. Mon
teux Will direct the ballet.
Carmen will be given at special
matinee on Wednesday, with Mines.
sarrar, Sundellus. Sparkes and Perrin
and Messrs. Martinelli, Whitehill, De
Segurola, Leonard. Reiss and Laurenti.
Miss CALI will dance. Mr. Monteux
Will conduct.
The other operas next week will be
as follows:
"LAmore del tire Re" on Wednesday
evening, al Barbicre di Siviglia" and
The Dance in Place Congo" as a
double bill on Thursday evening.
"L'Elisir d'Amore" on Friday evening
and "Tosca" on Saturday afternoon
The Saturday evening opera will be an
nounced later.
A gala concert will be given on Sum
day evening for the benefit of Italian
soldiers families in the United States.
The artists Will be Mines. Frances Aida.
Claudia Muzio and LenorA Sparkes and
Messrs. Pasquale Amato, Giuseppe de
Luca, Adamo Didur. Enrico Caruso,
Giovanni Martinelli and Antonio Scott
The entire chorus and orchestra will
also appear. Messrs. Giuseppe Bambo-
schek, Roberto Moranzoni, Gennaro
Papi and Giulio Setti will conduct
New-York tribune., 1918-04-10
Syracuse Janitor Invests 1928; Wears
A Buy the Limit Thrift Stamp BADGE
Patrick Lavelle Is Making
Sure His Boy Will Get an
Education-Pra raised by W.
S. S. Committee

News came into the Offices Of Ire
War Savings Committee, in 81 Cham
bers Street, last night that Patrick La
velle, janitor in the postofsice at SYRIA
cuse, bought ss2s worth os thrift,
stamps yesterday
LaVelle signed his own check for hi
purchases, and now wears the "Buv .hc
Limit" button TO which his purchases
entitle him. And the ". S. S. com
mltsee announces, when PatricA's sin
year-old son. Harry. is ready to 20 10
college he will have $1,000 to spend on
his education all because his father
had forethought enough TO invest his
money IN thrift stamps. Patrick's az
ton should point moral TO every
father in the country. There is no
man OF equal income in this citv more
patriotic than the Syracuse janitor. In
addition to his war savings stamps in
vestment he has purchased $500 worth
of Liberty bonds. Is there man Of
Patrick's calibre in New York Citv :.
1t Will be interesting 10 watch and find
out"
More than $1,000 in war saviacs
stamps has been sold by the National
Surety Company home office here since
the company was appointed one of the
New-York tribune., 1918-04-10
Art

The Museum of French Art opened
recently with loan exh ihition of
French prints OF the eighteenth CEN
tury, assembled by Margaret 3. Gould.
A beautiful line engraving is "The
Satin Gown by Willie after Terburg.
This was loaned by Mrs Henry Mottet.
who is chairman of elle committee
Among those loaned by j. Pierpont
Morgan are La Decla ration" after
Fragonard by Bereic; lie Contrat," :"
also after Fragonard, by Blot. and la
Belle Jardiniere.' by Anselm. after
Van Loo. Two fine examples of color
engraving by Bonnet. after Huet, are
lent by Mrs. Joseph Duven. These are
"L'Amante ecoutee" and "I'Eventail
casse."
Many other fine mezzotints and en-
cravings are shown, including examples.
by Cnardin, Debucourt, Demarteau,
Janinet and Launay. The prints are
from the collections of Mrs. Samuel
Berton, Mrs. George Blumenthal, Mrs. J.
Woodruff Simpson and Thomas Thorne.
the collection of the museum and manv,
other private collections. The exhibi-
ton Is free to the public until April 20
The Ferargil Galleries are exhibiting
group of watercolor paintings by
various we'll known artists. F. Ballard
Williams shows a charming Landscape.
Chlde Hassam, William Ritshel, Will
lam l.. Lathrop and j. Alden Weir are
also we'll represented
New-York tribune., 1918-04-10
pobert W. Goelet's Testi-
uony Wins Assessment
Case for City
Wall Street Behind
,r,town Site Soon to Bear
$4,000 Front Foot Levy,
is Report

sobe-t ". Goelet's testimony before
,rstice Greenbaum yesterday won q
.,;. fo- the city involving an assessed
,,,natjon OF $500, 900 on the north
u..t corner Of Fifth Avenue and Forty
second Street
Nr. Goelet said that potentially the
corners Of Fifth Avenue and Forty sec
and Street were the most valuable real
estate in the world. and that If offered
his choice between -he corners at Wall
AMI Nassau Streets and the corners +
Fifth Avenue and Forty-sccond Street
he would take the latter on account Of
their future
Henry J. Brady. expert -or the owner,
Walter Solomon, testified that the
oroperty was assessed s6oS,50 too
nigh. Mr. Goelet, who owns much
realty in the immediate neighborhood,
qualltisd as the city's expert. and testi-
red tnat the corner was worth all that
!, was assessed.
1t IS understood in the Department
o. Taxes that the land at Fifth Ave
nue. ard Forty second Street will re-
ceive another raise of $4,000 a front
loot Ii this takes place this north
vest corner Viii be assessed as high as
he corner OF Wall and Nassau Streets,
assessed at $4,000 front foot. which
for many years has held the land-value
Premiership in the city.
A move, feature of the action was
'hat under the practice OF the Law
Department Mr.. Goelet was entitled to
.harge al least SIS an hour for his
services as expert. but he would not
AXE the money.
Justice Greenbaum in his decision
ays in part:
q. is conceded that the location is
unique and IS one of the most valuable
eorners in the City of New York. The
and is not adequately improved. Very
lOod have been made IN recent wears.
The expert for the owners has been
irgely engaged in official appraisals,
including properties on and near Fifth
Avenue. with a general experience in
nal estate transactions throughout the
city, but does not appear TO have
anticipated IN any actual transactions
q sales Or leases within the area
which might have been useful in deter
mining the value of the premises under
review
"The expert for the city is not a
real estate broker, but private owner
c.and interested in many properties in
,h.yicinity Of Forty Street and
Fifth Avenue. who testified that he had
made special study OF real estate con-
di.ions and values in that section of
tns city for many years. Under these
circumstances the court is constrained
70 ind that the relator has not sus-
ained the burden of proof. The writ
Of certiorari must be dismissed, with
costs
The decision carried with it the writ
tsken OF. on the corner across the ave
ME, owned by the 503 Fifth Avenue
Company
Ex-Judge Robert E. Luce tried the
tase for the relator. The Law De-
partment was represented by r. NJ. de
AcOsta
New-York tribune., 1918-04-10
Music
Negro Spiritual" Features
Concert of Schola
LantOrum

4 brand new negro Spiritual" sung
with inimitable spirit by Harry T. Bur-
leigh and male chorus, was the most
memorable item in the concert given
last night in Carnegie Hall by the
chorus OF the Schola Cantorum. under
Kurt Schindler's direction. The song.
collected" by Natalie Curtis Burlir.
was sung exactly as it was sung in
camp meeting by the negroes them
selves.
Besides this. there was Zuni Indian
tune. thing OF exquisite beauty, har-
mohis sed b. Harvey Worthington
Loomis; some new Finnish songs for
male chorus. ore by Sibelius and sn-
other by younger composer, one
IolVo kuula. and two ballads from the
kentucky mountains, collected by Lo-
iIlne Wyman and Howard Brockway.
other songs. Russian and Slavonic,
which nave been heard at previous
concerts of the Schola Canrorum. com
pleted the programme. The soloists.
bes ides -dr. Burleigh, We're Ethel Rust
Mellor, Marie Van Essen. Stasslo
Berini and Boris Saslawsky The cho-.
rus sang splcndidly, and the whole
evening was so interesting as to call
for more extended comment later
II Aeoiian Hall. in the afternoon.
Maurice nambois gave a cello recital
distinguished more By ardor than BY
discretion. Mr. Dambois draws lovely
tone from his instrument and height
ems its intensity by every device. But
he Is inclined TO overlook the modelling
or section and phrase and to blur his
playing with excessive use of the
portamento.
New-York tribune., 1918-04-10
Denies Breaking Promise

Gustave Schirmer. music publisher
applied to the Supreme Court yesterday
for permission to file an answer to q
breach Of promise suit brought against
HIM by Mss Grace Fisher, "a vaudeville
star. Miss Fisher brought suit for
s101 900 Mr., Schirmer's answer vas
served one day later than the time al
lowed by law and was not accepted
by counsel for the plaintiff, thus plac-
INK The defendant in default.
In hls application, Mr.. SchIrmcr, who
has been married since his alleged
promise to marry Miss Fisher, says
he has n good dcfcIce 10 her action ana
that he never promised the actress to
make her his wife He said that subhe'
quent to February "a. 1917, the date
~ the alleged promise to MISS FISHER,
he paid her ~ 900, "to purchase peace
aud prevent annoyance ard acanda'. J..
Mr.. sebirmer added that after the dnte
when Nixs Fisher alleges ne mao" ma
promise at the Hotel Knickerbockcf
she wna engaged 10 "A man IN Cleveland,
whom shc expected to marry.