davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-09
Sploatens 6jemfprait.

Der CT @leoe / gpen bisie 90.
&c, Ell @lRoe, Der oglaa itrpffer lia
ntallge oanife Silent for Moeines
to 6eltbatterier, ser GIT Ser ocn
2. Mnanif 1917, benDeo 500 Msallo
itoe1f, og otter at pnre no1spet 1,eoe
j 5eras blep ielsot oper til Srotlf-
rig, Dcl1fes bient ] nritc llge. Dr
Lander Boston paa Mo11oog, %
paa Giennemrejien til Comp Grant
@ocfforo boor Dc fol ofneultress,
bar DC aaet SOB II at bpile rs en
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-09
@p6sfaIb.

Sames Mnoerien % S,,ltrlt paa
9ome Street bar niitet oeres nj
oarige Dotter Carrie Wiolo, Ser
beoe 29roag aften efter ct fort 5p-.
||ueleie.
gltltap Griefiel, ser flerc
|alor oprfeoe Ell Sar,11 uoe ! GaD
lno,to, afgif ittoifte Ssnbag beo DS-
ben i6jjelllmef bos TN berboenhe5m
paa aearneb @pe11le. San parsS5.
lMnr ga1nmcf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-09
9GatelfabstillabelIer.

@nitap 8. 5a1rofpiit og gbbn g.
So. Carlton; Sobn @rncit &otila on.
Mortba Gitber 9lion; Ebeooore 9.
Noroale % Gmelia $. sellmat1;
Clarence 9rmonoion % Otter 2uno;
Charles S. Nn6erien og se11a 8era:
&icboro g. @urt % Mabel g. s.
9ttoerien; Sobn 4arpaf og 5opbia
8eterlon; 6reb IS. 2eiibn1an % 2us
ella Micfelien; @erbert 8. gellratD
% Olga @neI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-09
Yngre kontorist.

En- ung Stenograf, som har lRrt
ancrikarsk .Stcnografi og Maskin-
duivning, og dertil forstaar (helst
ossaa talcr) Nork eller Dansk,
kan faa Plads straks paa ct stprre,
velkendt skandinavisk Kontor i New
York. Code .Fremtidsmulighcder
for den rctte Mand. Anspg sna-
rest. Hosl@g Anbefalinger. Billet
market: C. Rasmussen Co., III
So. 4th ST., Minneapolis, MINI.
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@afebaIl

5R1onen CT igielt / fltl0 @a,1g, oa
inoen Mmerican Msioeiation let Set
1uo til, at ct. &al11 inar bar ta1ft
at tage 2eoelfen. Sor 9iebliffet
itoar Ben iom Ell goo SEQ. | meo S
.Sejre og 2 Ne6erlog. Minneopolis
fomn1er longt neoe / Maffen. ct.
8aul ipil1er for Ii6en / Columbus,
bpor &l1bben Dor Ell al fine pprite
Mobitatberc OF mere &oufurrenter.
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metropolitan.

IaENTE.=f-HaNs -H4EE2+E E5~5LEh5arHE
Gen befjenote 6ilm1flte}pillerino
|Gtbel Barrymore fommer til W}etro:
politm / npite nge ct pirfelig1
|gfuelpiL, "Gbe off Glance, % oil
optreoe Manfoog, 9irs6aa % Sns,
Sag often lon1t peo Mati1ee Sns
BOG. 5omaer me6 benoe optreoes
Ell Mnffe opgtige 5%fuelpilfere
|blonot bpilfe fprlt og frernlt bpr
nppnes @po Sc @nlliem1e Ell Datter
.of Diateren Micborb Sc @aHie1ne.
Sun far lebet set meite af lit 2iD /
@aris, bnor bum bar faaet li1 l1o=
%nonnel1e. @tbel 8arrDmores Napl'
er 1oa bel fjenot b1ar6t Onbere al
"Mopies"1 at 6isie felpfplgeltg gjer=
tie bill benDtte be11l1c M11leonina til
at ltifte ct nermere8efien6tifab meo
Ben pop1lGre Sfuelpillerin6e. Cite
off Gbonce" er Ell &omeoie al st..
6. Carton, ion1 %operalt, bpor ben
bar nnret opfprt, lar hgitet tort
Bifal6.
5 Sen lioite Sulp0el at l1gen, fra
n1e6 9ors6ag, opfsres Ell fornpje-.
Zig mn1ifolH 8omebie "Sh6s ano
@nbs". Deru1e &on1e0ie 11bmerfcr
Zig 6erbeb at 6e1l pralenterer for
aarrifattrer af bel
fien6te 8egiperbeoer og @pilooer,
iaoIeoes at man life bebgper at babe
2ofolfjenbifab ttlgeeipenbeoer i11be1l
Seem Worfs Ibeaterperoen for at
more fig ober 8omeoien. gn 8affe
uomqrfeoe @rafter og ct &or af
bofre u11ge Gamer optrn0er. Ser er
o,nfri11g 20 1n1tiifalife Rutnre ! SEQ
me6ie11, TOM er i 2 Sitter meo is
forifjellige 5ce11er.
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Dpbsfalb

bldnot 5fanoinaber i l1gcns 2gb:
Mrs. Senrb g. Solm $50 Slice ct,
81; SSttaa 9oegaro, 81; Mn11a Sol
ben, 18; 9iloa Matbiaion, 70;
Min1ic 8e0erien, 1858 @bite 8eor
&pao, "a; Matbiloa SaefIon, 74s
BRADLEY, Is; gorl 81. gprenien,AO;
3bomas 2nngepen, CSC HDrienf
St. 81; gilbert g. Dlion, 1877 sln-
r,oro slbe., 80; Motbiloa @ipen{on,
20; SSoa g. Sinh, So; Martba Dtr
lie 5allberg, Sd slor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-09
8a5ar.

Sen torffsoarife Metbooiitfirfcs
apinoeforeltina ofboloer in oarIiae
airfen, 9igrnet of 1915 %
groaopaD gorsbag ben 15be Moj.
.arae fnralffe gienitanoe forefin.
oes, % ii anbefaIer gaaoren paa Set
beoitc tt ct a.Iotalligt ge[eg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-09

bbor Ser blep fIaaet til 2po for
Bintiet1rel1, og iamme banbt al.
m%iltoelia gifalo, Iaaeor oefaa
Haaot 8omerne, ION Deb benare 2ei-
ligbeo bar meo, efterIgm Scr bar Bal
efter 8anfettert, og man fan 10 life
goot banie Dem foruoen. Stem-
.nillgei bar bsjit n,i,neret moer
Seiten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-09
@nSgtieneite.

S Saith 2utberan Church, gbarz
les og Macfubiin 5ts., bill Der paa
Senbng bIibe Ell lHeeiel nMiotbers.
DnD" @uostienelte. 8nftor g. g.
@ront piI tale oper gmnet 'Motber'.
Nars. 81. g. gars piI ID1rge. 5en-
onasFole M. 9,45 fpr @alostiene.
liel1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-09

Sag 3aci,,e for at bile poa slaat
% Sele1'er. Sc Delltes bog lite fgr
poa 2eroag otte Gage, efteriom Sc
fprit it'll undergrad ell gr,,noia Ren-
1elie, ffsr Sc faar Sou til at rejie. 8n
% Golnlti1 bot ienot Ell Delegation:
til goston for at mootage @utterne,
% Der bliper itor SoIgj i gpen.
11aar be fon1nler biein.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-09
Moderne Illus,

indcholdende 6oVerelser, 2 Porch
es' Gas, elektrisk Lys, Steam
heat og i ale Henseender Fqrste-
klasses, lige we'd Sporvogn, er billlg
tilsalgs. Kan bees ON Aftenen Ell
Ter S9ndage.
a. ~GUNDERsEN,
723. Rondo Street,
Telef. Summit 146.
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"]siaen ira SturmDrtorpet".

Gen bergrtte 5elma aagerlgl
Slim "Nige,1 fra 5tormprtorpdt"
|fomnter til 81, Saul. Oct CT c1,
|8eginenbeo al Stang, for oennc
pregtigc Slim er eli at Be imnffeiltc
lpnge praienteret ct. 8m,l. Sil.
meu pil bIipe biit paa metropolitan
|Gbeater, 6tb % 8oberts 5ts., fra
|ag neo spnoag sen 10. Wai til 90.
|1neo 2groag sen "a. Meai 80 ollie,
Ser iatter BriS paa at ie ct itemz
ninagfl,lot % inbbol0srigt 8ille0e,
life forlelm1e 2ejligbeoen.
I5Rrlig pil man belulbre 6e berligc
Mot1,romgipelier, Ser banner &anr-.
men on 5tpffets baa6e alDorlige
og f%ornsjelige Sanoling. 8ruocto=
get % neutrality-suspicious. Selloos
i De imnffebe Daaoe ODER Opens
Iblo,lfe Sober, o1mgipet al De berlige
lperifc 5fope, cr Billeoer, Der eftcr-
|laoer ct n~forglemneligt SnotrDf
poa 9ilifuer,1e,
Mange ro1en6e 8la011otalel1er II
+1efra set anIete Seem Dorf 8laS
Stem Dorf Einles" til ifa%1toiuapiife
49, 49, ~--
|Bla6e fro alle Yper, bbor set bar
Iperet piit f.n6e anfgres; men bet er
life i1tereslant at la{e olerlange
|geftrtpel1er ON ""Bigen fra Stor-
mprtorpet", eller bbis engelffp
|@abn er "7be Girl from tbeUfarib=
croft" bernloo ct Set interes1ant at
opcrbRre Ell 9pDisni1g.
6ano1Hngcn i "Yigen fra 5tor1npr-
|torpet" er fjenot til Sc mango 2nlere
Faf 5eln1o 2ager1pfs berpnlte 500
belle. Og forpprigt bar Di / tioli-
gerc Natmre meaet rbfprligt omtalt
.Silmen, 1aa III ifaf blot oenne @ona
poa Set inolta1r0igite %anbefalc olle
at gao % ie set nioun0erligegi1leoe.
@erIonerne / Silmelt er a1le fienote
%fpc1lffe Sfnclptllcre fra 5tocfbolm,
% set CT Ell Npoelie at @ang at ie,
boor nleterligt be 1,0fbrcr beres
MolIer til oe n1i1roite Gnfeltbeoer.
Bilfebet biles %1tafbrubt fra 81. i
@fterm. til II Mftel1> og &ri1ernc er
megct2 rinclige. Garfetplaoier foIter
SOC og .alle Nlar{er paa 8olfonc1
er 25c.
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llnineriitctets &usmppolitanife &11b

ltniberiitetets 8usnnupolitanife Stub
bap0e / 6reoaos NfteS lin "SsS1tternaz
tionole Rem" llniperiitetets Or
moro. ct fort % interesieret 811-
blifum bar nlpot frem % meb @i=
foI0 flllgte set afpefSlenoe og rigbol=.
oiae4srogram Si11ipitoer gap Gang
% Mltiifnlmre fra De fje-ne Ger
aineiere ipilleoe fineltf aomeoie, Ell
!Sn1oltfofir bite ii11p Sumter, inoilf,
5t,oeltter opf6rte et-5tpfHfe iiffrepet:
al Observation-Disclosures Gagore1
Der bar %fror1ife Donie, norlfe Gauge
oa ifanoinapiife 5olfeomie, iom
ajoroe pelbtg 2Dffe % pafte S1tbeI,
Be bar under 2ebeIie al Mrs. S:
N%brregaar6. Gnomt bar Ser flere
Wi1tiif- % Danfen1mre fpr=
egne for Be forifjellige Solfeilog
Com man Ter, er Min1eiota 1lniber--
fttet life bange for at pi1e tit Qje11oz
ffob til fremmeb aatltur.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-09

"&rnsian 6ail,re III Scblesuia"
CT Iitlen paa Ell ~interesla1t Nrtife]
al Mils Roren 2arien / iio1te @h1nler
at l1aeifriftet "gfotio1l". Wsi1s Gar
fen paopi1er, at oct life CT lDffebes
tro0s Be iDaroigite 8eltrG=
bclicr at rpffe Dmuifbeben i 5pn-
oc%rjpllanb.
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&rb aisb clIer &eparation al
1lbre beias ben btlfjenbte Snpeler
simoa ReIiun, 200 s. 7tb @treet.
Bpeger Srinmfbne.

Ynrl 5feenberg Contraction SO.
bar / flere Gage Deret ! trapl Be
Hiaftigelle meo at opfere en- SRI
l,mfbue i ct. saul for Sol0aternes
Sienufom|t.
Bnnbt $riierne / Norge for bpje.
Rrs. Grace Doran Mtarir al ct.
saul, bpis Manb, Oberlt Mrtbl,r 8.
Narir, al Morineforpiet, erYei1itpr>.
ottacbe peo Ben amerifa1ife 2ega-
ton / Rriitiania, anfom forleoe1 til
Ne'u Dorf for at gi6re Snofigb al
aIaoer og l1bltpr ilteoetfor Oct, llom
bleb poelagt peb eli Sl6ebran0. Sun
fanbt at ~iltebenfor at betale t,4OO
Dollars, lom l1o}tpret piloe foltet
benbe i &riitiania, fuH0e br1 for
1m,n1e Benge aipre eli Eur til Stem
yorf oe n1co De 8enge, iom parsti=
opers, fipbe, bbao bun frpngte. Sun
ianot 8riierne pau Maoparer oa
Meoer i Rri}tin1,io bol6iom bpie,
On @utteblle foiter $3.50, f%orfalte
bun.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-09
Qcaatiunsiefrtter Birtelanb

.peo Sen anorfe 2egation ! Woibins-
ton afreiite ben lite Meai meo "5ta-
pangerfioro" tic glorge. ioet ban al
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ct biemfalot
for 1T gjiisre Gienelte europa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-09
Kobe eco. 6. \. v. a;

uirn7nl Swedish Beauty Cream
vuUIUJ 81; Viroaol Almond
Cream (cleancing) 81; Virozol
Eye Tonic 81; Virozol Mund-
wand 80 Cents. - Operasanger.
linden Maria Sundelius sfger:
"All Virozol creams are SUPERB
or 10 any cream I ever used
before" - Deres Penge ti1ba-
ge straks, hvis De er' misfor-
ngjet. Tilskriv
THE VROZOL COMPANY
Is Hicks st.. Brooklvn. n: z:
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Den t7nc Mai

pil iuar, ion1 tioligere flere Gauge
.nGpl,t. bline ferret al Sc norife / st.
Noul pco Ell Set paa MortD Central
Commercial Clint SCI. s Mften 2pr@
bag ben 17be. Soften afbolbes UNDER
Muipicier of Morofap 2ege $50. S
% 5freia Qoge SEQ. 162, 5pln1er al
Norgc, font 5pl119ne 2o1e go. S,
9ptre al Gorge, % georomanoenes
Gouaforelina. Ser er Mogona for
alle, % gntreen er FIN SO Gents.
Groarommct CT laelcnes la%mnenlat:
1. Mearcb SrfeIter
9. Belfmmitbilleu al s. 6. Mmnro.
ien.
8. Sang al Noromaal6eneS 5olgz
inrcning:
a. Morae, Norgc. ~
+. OIb @iorp.
A.. Gale al Mapor 8. 8. @o6g1on.
S. MorIfe: 6olfemelobier. 0rfe1ter.
Is. 8arDton1olo al ST., Yaulus Mn=
0reI en.
z. Sole poo Morif al ST. Soys.
@rpietb.
s. 5oua al MoromRnbenes Gang
iprening:
a. Norge, NIT 9sorge.
+. 2pffcnoc 1orer.
8. Munerica, iunget al 6orlamlinaeu
ncb Srfeiteraffompagnement
Gi opfororer paa oct inoiteu6iglte
al1e Hor1mpn6 % al10re 5fn116ina.
per til at mleoe frem til oenre boz
Icitlilboloelie al 17be Maj, efter at
&rigen 90 oermeo %forbn1bne 0m=
ita11Oigbcoer 1u / rogle Star bar
lagt cit 9an1rper pao Seltgleoel1 og
Iejringen af 0enne bort gon1le SP-
0relmbs gf%utionaloag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-09
Spnnpbe Qoae So. 5,


oemoblh1eref. 6laget .1ltebotoet 70
lS11ef'1ef, noorot 10 0uiolt1er11ef.
So1e11s Hgoe &ors Afoe1oere CT
a''''looe1 ON al n1eoe trent neo
Me1lofa1lo1 91l'o1o, Mpall 9loa,
a1rsoag ~eftern1'ooa9. ST.. 2 Tor at
|hl1oe fotograferef.
Conner AZ Moraes Samarbcibs.
fnn,ite
tor ID1ll1nl9bperl1e bdpDe WtpDe paa
9ileb1no1o 9all s~uf1t11'eapol1s spr-
Dag Nftea. sWpoet bar ga1t1fe goOt
|beipgt. Stu ytorofop aoge n1pote
Gal1gtelOt og 5olb19r. el1oel Heaz
|'t1'1ger sa11D11tes: Jorpprtat par oct
|nVe1effllg Den paatantte Se1t TOR DC.
5b1empel1ote nor1te Soloater liant q.
S1'l1te1tell, lom par Ble11'tano Tor
yoroollol1a1g. Meo 9etfDlt til oell
fpf1te, ION 11eppe oil Dltoe o{Dolo1
Iprelo II 9p1te11, pep per 11l9en ell
oeltee 8elte'i1l11elle 1ru1fef o119aae1-
oe, Doao slaas 6elt nla'1 'tol afDol.
DC, loet Me1ll1lJerlle Derom 1Dl1fes
oelte 1oooel 1l1oe'1 So9er11e lo11 nj
'oel' aon1'iee11s e9'1e Deeolel'tl1'er
pecp 9et'lpa = zoe Snu1ellet s
re1 pe'.elnlz ~ o1potoe pe'u,e noesaz
iu''ue ! S'ggeD l''epoellel .,lul. aen
~ l. uitpe : paa S1ale1.s l'p
p1sIn. Vu.s l.u'9 uell,i lual
ra.ss o,.sa nv.
91,.s.sna afs. D.H ~ ~,
o]1se-rpls
s s'l',1l 'usS eiu'u
~ m.x = suAg!1'ul ~ W, e''.ue' ~
: g'ue gp.paVl os Sop'' gepppte. yer
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-09
8%creensfjoro

afgif ben 2ocn Martg ira Norge o9
5g11bag eller Manoog.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-09
MiIa garlen.

Nils 2arIcn,
ben befiienote norifc 4iallilt foal'1cr
til Spiten biooper til Mmerfa. Spilfe
gDer bon oil beige CT cnbnt ifie.
.afJiort:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-09
"Motbcrs Dap1

CT bet Mor6ag, Ute Mortg. Su1f
nt bprc en- rdo Nelif for ben Mor,
lloI1 erIipe, % Ell IbDso for sen 6aOc.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-24
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

lo$D ST. 222 T.: Isaac Brummey pla,, .. G.,
Deshon. indiyid d extrx will Of Tnm 10 Da safah
atty Jno Harrison. 2s7 Bway july i. 1903 eSH0'''
SD S ' sSs-4l r. Home of the Christian sauuO HvD
s,,i sarian SICK Benevo Societies OF \ Y to Inpd
G%aprlh % 56 ,th ST: atty, LAWYERS Tile g. TIA
:, 20, 20 i9U Bway: May 81 1919 ''e = es, a1o
y" In|EN"iCH ST Beach 81 J5v "a IN o'yvo w.,
ianngan to Jesse Philips as sl,ut Of I,s1,r 1Ss
anee State of Y. for Empire state s,,reiy Gn
nc ~ nYu'Ga,on ~ ia,nn atty. II Winters. "a Bwsv.
srH Az " $. 100 ss,h $, ss,7, ,o.a s.. 500
gga gelha lDpeen TO The Emegrsni fnduss 81. gu
3ank; atty, K & f J O'Gorman. 81 Chau6sss n"s
$50 ST. l2s ": Dorothea Ii simmons to Mayy iagooJ
Bway. ian a'la tn, 81: attys. Foley n Powell. POS
'-n 81. s. l25 lst ay 2ixi0o 3: adm psiso vov
20 0nye INV. ID de Beixedon. Bliyn atty n F Wiiier
=, lIne a Dee 20. 1898. .... " SO nac
Lana ioad Rose Anderson. extrx testaSe Of
n n Anderson. 1928 DAILY av Bfnnx any "sTsn ypi
- nerrmann. 3l2 l56th 81 Jan Q 1910 "'s Sox
81 II ST. 100 9th av 25xgS o. iu,a ,sr si,o%'
~Htherwlse julia Harris Brand or New R,.hal' Ill
nard 10 rdss nefha5d aa Foss. 4s5 9th av atty Der
llSrH 81 - T. Barney Isaacs to Nv de Fas.., zsa,
Weekes. Oyster Bay /. /: any Iacoh W. ,s ro'es'
,,;r 5a9 Gfand 81 Jan Is. 1906 M :. -, Sio oon
Al1IH 81 lS5.SI LYMAN and Henrietta .'opm
l2oth st. David Galewshi East Wiilisinsn -
ana @Aiid Shas Galewsly. at Hotel Bonla' a4th :, ana
Bway admx and admrs Bernard Gslewski. aatN a.u
~, Gae~sky. 2aa nway july ID nN Ioo
Na"aiNi -, ~, 81, asi Scanmei st. AT Jacob Sitss
C.a a. 10 narfy Richard. admr. and bernard
"a |an; "''y marry NJ Goldberg 500 Bway; July
10th sT 5o6-s ". Herman Brs,,ins 81 s. Sls a, 200
ST. TO SAINT Valentine "a II goth a.. ar,v rss NJ
yers L " 7 Co. leo Bway: Jan 20 isi4 50 900
New-York tribune., 1919-01-24
Rising Demand
For Realty Is
Seen in Sales
Every Part of the City
Now Responding to Many
Opportunities for Gain
Call for City Dwellings
Houses Sold i'll Several
Sections Operators
Are Still Loading Up

Features which have characterized
the realty market since the first Of the
year-volume and improving tone
were the features of yesterdays trad
ing. By comparison it might be said
that yesterday was the busiest day OF
was not as expensive as on previous
days. There is no doubt but the mar
ket is broadening. Nearly every see
tion of Manhattan furnished deal tc
Heights and The Bronx we're not sc
active. The buying indicates a better
inclination. Buyers are following the
lead of operators or arc paying them
we'll for the opportunities which they
have developed and which operators
alone could develop.
Professionals led the trading in the
apartment house field. There seems to
be revival of the demand for dwell
ings in we'll located sections. Several
fine homes on the East Side changed
hands during the day. One is on Muir
ray Hill and was sold by banker. A
well-known writer has taken a house
in Fifty-ifth Street, a resident of Sixty
first Street has secured the house he
lives in and the demand has extended
to Greenwich Village, a house in Bank
Street having been taken by a Wash
ington Cd. Co. resident for his New
York home
Reports from other boroughs indi-
cate thebest of conditions. There has
been considerable selling of small
homes and sites for building projects in
every section of Brooklyn, Queens and
| Richmond.
Banker Sells on Murray Hill
John r. Ogden, of the banking firm
| of f. B. Keech G. Co., has sold his
former residence at 83 Park Avenue
! through the Douglas Robinson, Charles
S. Brown Company. 1t is a four-story
and basement house on lot 19.9xS0
adjoining the northeast corner OF
Thirty ninth Street, assessed at a vau-
alton of $61,000. J. l.. Battle. signel
of the purchase contract, will take
title, acting for the actual purchaser
who will have the house remodeled fol
his occupancy when the present ten
ancy Of Mrs. Anna Williams expires
in March.
| Washington Man Buys in Bank Street
The three-story brick dwelling at %
Bank STREET. has been purchased by d
resident of Washington, D. c., who
plans to alter and occupy the house
1t is near Waverly Place and was pur-
chased through Pope & Brother fol
all cash from Mrs. Sarah Stephenson
and others. The dwelling is 19.11x4C
and the lot is SO feet deep.
Alice Miller Buys Dwelling
Alice Duer Miller, novelist, is the
buyer of the 16-foot dwelling at 1876
East Fifty-fifth Street, near Lexington
Douglas Robinson. Charles S. Brown
Company and Seton Henry and Doug
las Gibbons were the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-24
Speculate in Rents of
Worlds Tower BUILDING
Edward Browning Leases His
Structure to Operating
COMPANY

Leasing of the Worlds Tower g,;,,
ing, at los to 112 West Fortietb stroo.
yesterday marked the developmer. =,
q new kind of real estate activity IT,
building, owned by Tdward W Rronr.
ing, is thirty story office struc.nr.
erected on seventy-five foot plot 9sa
tween Broadway and Sixth Avon"s
Inc Point Realty Company. Lon;s u
Schwartz president. has taken il fcr% ~
period OF twenty-one years as a specn
iatlon. The rentals in the building sro
known to be comparatively low TIL
lessees I'm the present transaction n,as
TO make slight betterments in il s, ana
TO operate it for profit. This is ,,a ona
outcome of the scarcity of Office snens
IN New York and of the higher rates -
rentals being obtained. The lessees ~ ~
TINS instance evidently figure that ron ~
tails VIII stay high for many wears and
that operating expenses will not ro
much higher eo
My. Browning announced leases u..
terday aggregating $4,000 900 in renisI,
Other properties leased are the Roval
Crown at IA to &c East Twenty seventh
street which has been taken bv AIR.
ham Arkin; the Southdale apartmens.
on plot, 100X100, arranged for s;vtY
families, for a long term to
Granate; the Nobel apartments. ar "A
o6 East 10th Street, to ]. Klein. ~
henway, at the northwest corner of
Convent Avenue and 15Oth Street to
Charles Juster ="
New-York tribune., 1919-01-24
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PROPOSALS

STATE OF GEORGIA, EXECUTIVE DE-
partment. Atlanta.--NOTICE.- virtne
OF the authority conveyed by an Act ~
the General Assembly OF Georgia ~
proved August 13, 1915, end prjnt4d in thha
Georgia Laws OF 1915. pages 56-57 ,.III
receive at the Governors Once at IN. TO -
itoi In Atlanta Wednesday, Februarv tth
1913, up to twelve o'clock noon CenYrai
Standard Time sealed bids for The nnr
chase of 81 500, 900 90 Of warrants to Ia
drawn by the Governor on the funds n ~
propriated by the Legislature for the nuh
lie schools for the year 1919 said warrant
10 be drawn at tho end of each month a q
needed and for such amounts as are then
due the teachers The warrants to he AZ
posed OF TO the bidder Offering the lowAst
rate OF discount.
Said warrants Will be issued by the f:oy-
ernor FOR the purpose OF ANTICIPATING tha
collection of taxes for the year 1918 and
WIZ ne payable on February LIST. 1920
Under the same law warrants ware TO-
Tgary ry Ss2s,le2; March $aOe. .6I3; Aprjl
Jn'y $Ils,926: October $96.s23; Novembeyr
Silo,b54; Total si,73l,5S5OO This ahnuIa
give an approximate idea OF the tinc ~
amount OF loans needed. '''
Bihs VIII be opened at the Goyernor,.
1913. 'uary bth.
The right IL hereby reserved to rot...
any and all BIDS :" FoJcct
rms January ath, 1918.
~ the Governor:
G, ~ WEST. N'''e''or
secretary Executive Department.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-24
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CITATION

SUPPLEMENTAL CITATION.--THEP PEO-
PIE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK,
BY the Grace of God. Free and Indcpend
enf, TO. THE ATTORNEY GENERAL OF
THE STATE OF NEW YORK. AND TO
ALL PERSONS WHO MAY BE OR CLAIM
TO BE the heirs and next of kin Of Mar
Ksret "hitethorn. deceased. SEND GREET
ING.
WHEREAS, Rudolf Pagenstecher, who
resides at No. 62 West 40th Street Boroue h
Of Manhattan. the City OF New York has
iateiy applied 10 the Surrogates' Court OF
our County of New York, TO have d certain
day OF December, 1918, relating to both
real and personal property. duly proved as
The last VIII and testament OF Margaret
Whitethorn who was at the time OF her
death a resident of the County OF New
York, deceased.
THEREFORE,, you and each OF you are
clteo 30 show cause before the Surrogates
Court OF our County OF New York at the
HAL OF Records, In the County OF New
YORK. on tho thirteenth day Of February.
one thousaHd nine hundred and nineteen
~ haif-past ten o'clock In the forenoon OF
tnat DAY, why the said Will and Testament
should not be admitted 10 probate az vii,
OF real and personal property.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREoF. we have
caused Tho seal Of tho Surrogatss' Court OF
the said County OF Kew York TO to here
unto afIxed,
WlTNEHS, Honorable John T.. cohalan !.
surrogate Of our aaid County OF New York
~ saia eouDsy, the eighth day Of Jsnuarv
~ Inc year of our Lord one thousand nine
hundred and nlDnieen.
tl> ~ DAHIEL J. DOWDNEY.
Siefk OK the surrogates' Court.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-24
Exports Less in 1913,
But Imports Show Cain
Signing of Armistice Followed
by Larger Outward Move
ment of Goods
nent of Good.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 23. - Exports
from the United States during the year
1913 amounted to S6,1500 900 900, or sS3,-
100000 less than the total for the pre-
ceding year. and more than double the
value of imports, which was So 3,O31 600
600. compared with $685., ,0OO,0 900 in
1917.
During December, the first full month
alter the signing of the armistice, ox-
ports reached a total of $566,O0O, 900.
This compared with S522,OOO 900 re-
corded for November and $500 900 900
for December, 1917.
Imports for December were S211 ,OOO.-
600, against $25l 100000 for November
and S228,000,0 600 for December of the
previous year.
Imports as we'll as exports of gold
continued to decrease. the imports
amounting to 100000 in 1918, com
pared with S552.00O,O0O in 1917. Ex-
ports were 41,000,OO0. compared with
S372 100000 in 1917.
Imports Of silver increased from S53,-
100000 in the calendar year 1917 to
S11 100000 in 1918. The exports of
silver during December. 1918. amounted
to S48,000,000, a larger amount than in
any month during the last three wears.
For the calendar year exports of silver
amounted to S253,000O0O in 1918.
against $S1,000,000 in 1917.