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New-York tribune., 1919-04-13
9th Avenue Landmark
Soon to Close Doors
Mouquin's Restaurant Building
Erected by Isaac Varian More
Than Century Ago

Within few weeks Mouqun's res
taurant at ASA Sixth Avenue, for two
decades one Of the best known restau-
rants in the old Tenderloin, is to close
it's doors. The three story brick
and frame building is one Of Manhat-
tan's oldest landmarks and was built
more than 100 years ago by Isaac Va
rian. 1t stood in the centre of Varan
farm, whose pastures and fields ex-
tended west to the Hudson River and
east as far as Lexington Avenue
Henri Mouquin, father of Louis, and
founder of Mouquin's restaurant in
Fulton Street, leased the old Varian
mansion in 1897.
By order of Louis f. Doyle, referee,
Joseph p. Day has been authorized to
sell the property on plot 58.9 100,
on Wednesday, April 80, at noon, in the
Vesey Street salesroom.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-13
Mrs. Seth Thomas Sells
Fifth Avenue Corner
BUYER of 38th Street House
Wants Ii for a Home-Was
Held at S325.0ON

Mrs. Seth f. Thomas has sold the
story American basement dwelling
on the south corner of Fifth Avenue
and Eighty eighth Street, through Will
lam B. May G. Co., to a person who
will occupy. The property has a
frontage on the avenue of feet and
a depth on the street of 1922 feet
1t has eecn owned Wy the seller for
about ten years, and was recently
rented and occupied by Dr. Henry
Landashier, who subsequently pur-
chased in Seventy Street. The
property was offered for sale at $685.
900, is modern in every detail and is
one of the few corners on Fifth Ave-
nue. on the market On the north cor
ner is the residence of Mrs William
Pollak
New-York tribune., 1919-04-13
Investing in The Bronx

Kurz e. Uren have sold for Mrs. Jen-
ME Schaffner 856 Dawson Street, be-
tween Longwood and Intervale aven-
nues, fives story apartment house on
lot size 4O6x1OO.
Kurz G. Uren have also sold for the
Matilda Realty and Construction Com
pany 1922 Matilda Avenue, between
236th and 237th streets, two family
dwelling, on lot 25x1OO, to a clieent for
occupancy.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-13

travellers come from? 1t is doubtful
if every one of the 100000 odd souls
in the greater city makes 1888 rides a
year.
The Equitable Building management
announced recently that on a certain
day they clocked $1,000 persons as
travelling on the elevators in the build
ing. During busy day on the ex-
change or when Liberty Loan drive
is on it is estimated that the traffic on
the Equitable lifts is at least $4,000
more. The management figures that
25,000,000 ride on the elevators in the
building in a year. This is more than
four times the population of the city.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-13
Long Beach Cottages Rented

Twenty seven cottages at Long
Beach have been leased recently by
Horace T. Charters G. Co.
From the way houses are being
sought at this seashore resort the com
ing season promises to be one of the
most active in it's history. SO anxious
are persons to rent homes there that
l prices seems to be the least worry,
New-York tribune., 1919-04-13
Fine Houses at Montclair Sold

Rodney B. Stuart has sold to R. T.
Mount his residence at 4 Belvidere
Place, Montclair, N. j., on plot 6Ox15O.
Robert D. Kent, president of the Mer
chants Bank of Passaic, has sold to
): A. Bettes, of Bettes & Ebsen, of this
CITY, the large stucco residence at 1853
G1hrlstopher Street, Montclair, on plot
I5xlbO teet. The property was valued
at $4,000 Both sales were negotiated
by the Frank Hughes Taylor Company.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-13

the money borrowed, paying the in
terest monthly. To show how much
cheaper building and loan mortgage
is than straight mortgage, the fol
lowing may serve to illustrate:
Take for easy figuring, $1,000 on a
straight mortgage, with interest at c
per cent. The interest would be $50 g
year. 1t takes the average building
and loan II years and 3 months tc
mature it's series, so We will figure in
terest for that time, which makes S66e
total interest paid on $1,000 for II
years and 3 months, but your mortgage
of $1,000 is still on the property, max
ing total of $1,669 to pay. Then, too
there is always the possibility of a
mortgage being called in after two OIL
three years, which makes the addi-
tonal expense of replacing the loan
which is not so with a building and
loan mortgage, which runs until the
shares mature and cannot be called if
the payments are kept up.
In the building and loan on the 81 OOC
the monthly payments would be $1O-
IS interest and S. for the shares; for
one year, II times 10, or S120; for II
years and 3 months, $3.50, and the
81 900 mortgage is paid off-a saving
of 1919 on each 81 900 borrowed. On a
mortgage Of $1,000, which is probably
an average amount, S2,223 is saved in
II years.
Earning While Paying
The reason for this saving is that
the first $40 paid in is, with hundreds
of other $40 Dayments Of othor roo.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-13
Rentals of Business Buildings

Cammann, Voorhees, & Floyd have
leased for a term of years the four
story building at 100 West Street for
James Benedict to Bojen Stephanoff;
also, the five story building at 80 Water
Street for j. Archibald Murray to @.
Ohlsen & Co.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-13
Bronx Flats Bring Profits

D. A. Trotta has sold for the Realty
Business Corporation 537 and $50 Eas-
Hist Street, two fve-story apartment
houses, on plot 56N1f7, and for Gae-
teno Zamparielli premises 70i Prospect
Avenue, four story brick apartment
on plot 21X9d.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-13

room with open fireplace, large sun
parlor with tiled floor and open fire
place, palm room, music room, dining
room finished in old ivory, kitchen
with tiled walls, servants dining room,
billiard room, eight master bedrooms
and five baths and three servants bed
rooms and bath.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-13
Water Street Building Resold

William A. White & Sons have re
sold the four-story building at 2S
Water Street for the Broadway ohm
Street Corporation. The new owners
will occupy the building exclusively
when alterations have been com
pleted.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-13
hd1tard EhIers Buys Montclair Shoau Place
fro1nFrankM Soule, Who $85, 900

Frank NJ. Soule has sold to Edward
Ehlers. president of the Rockawav
Rolling Mills, of Rockaway, N. j.. his
property at 203 South Mountain Ave.
nue., at the corner Of Llewellyn Road.
The dwelling is one of the show
places of Montclair and contains
large reception hall, spacious living
New-York tribune., 1919-04-13

there being fourteen rooms in all, with
four baths.
A large garage on the grounds is
provided with masters quarters. The
property, which is valued at $4,000,
was sold by Baker Crowell, Inc.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-13

The house is built on an acre trag'
and is near the homes of William D.
Dix. secretary of Midvale Steel COT or
pany; Henderson NJ. Greene and 70
ward NJ. McBrier, and was valued a.. d.
$4,000. The sale was negotiated ~
Frank Hughes Taylor Company o.
Montclair, N. J.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-13

uresque in Great Neck, and is sur
rounded with delightful drives and
trees and commands fine view Of
Manhasset Bay. The interior of the
house is equipped with modern i'm
provements and was built for room.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-13
Invests in East Side Flat,

James II. Cruikshank has resold to
an investor the two fve-story tene'
ments at the northwest corner of De
lancey and Mangin Street on po'
75x100. Millard Veit was the broker
New-York tribune., 1919-04-13
S3l5,OOO Loan on Building

Charles B. Van Valen has placed
first mortgage loan of $315,006 on the
five story building 1731-1737 Broadway.
northwest corner of Fifty-ffth Street.
The building is occupied by the Buick
Motor Car Company.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-13
Hoyt Property Overlooking Manhasset Bay,
For Which $75, 600 Was p aid byL M Toucey

The attractive home of Katherine B.
Hoyt, located at Kings Point, Great
Neck, L. l., on three-acre tract, has
been sold to John NJ. Toucey, of this
city.
The dwelling is one of the most pict-
New-York tribune., 1919-04-13
Buver for Bronx Corner

The Crimmins Operating COMPANY
I as the vacant plot, 26xl2O. al thes
northwest corner of Gunhill Road ana
Bainbridge Avenue, through George
Goldblatt Company.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-13
Captain Sells Westport Estate

The Everett NJ. Seixas Company has
sold foro Captain D. D. Johnson his
estate situated on Lake Champlain, at
Westport, to H. P Smith.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-13
Women Brokers Active
In Westchester County
Buver Found for Sl2S.OO0 Me-
Nickar Property at New
Rochelle

Mrs Edmund ". Bodine has sold for
John A. McVickar his charming coun-
try estate on the Wilmot Road, New
Rochelle, to a Mrs. McGowan, of Prov
dence, R. I. The property was held al
$125 900.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-13
ScarsdaIe Dwelling Buver

Misses Nash & Kennedy have sold
to Herbert A. Steyn, Of the Steyn.
Pease Company, the Colonial home Of
John c. Sweeney, on Brayton Place,
Scarsdale.
Journeys End. at White Plains, Is Sold
Journeys End, at White Plains, the
home of John Greathead has been sold
by the Robert Z. Farley Organization
TO William l.. Henry. who plans ie
make his homo there in the near
future.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-13
Earning While Paying

Id tf1tg " 1T1Ic FdyTHR
The reason for this saving is that
the first $40 paid in is, with hundreds
of other $40 payments of other peo-
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CHARTERS GRANTED.

@ tSs oGwns shsT,srs and
,a; central Iron and wire c9mpSny Inc; Nor
W wsRsT Nj smith mi TseTe'ary ana r. l.
featuring and sale OF machinery. metals.
Ths supreme Lodge Of the Grand, I'm
United States of America. Portsmouth. Nom
IiaIstead {. Ash: John Britt. Charles Nc
lanes smff eSrsa % Melvin isws
5 5:s"ls. p nM 81; ,IarFis; Ycrsdi,h SHARP,
noris,nouih OF the aboyS. } J. Lewis is
The 'rlIewatsr Piano Company: Inc
'ni nm SSS,SSo S Ian;
oItcci musical. instrument business ss''''u'"
fams sso G5RSf1 mnmum moT 81!
coo.,,. oGiGcrS-wiiliam Copper. president;
srS re }yan s' IT, s,a Ss;y
J. AmsTiGan Mari ana Fertilizer Company,
niEh%Sna 81 Il
smI,h pres sid m :, C Myers and A. Brill
=, United PROVISION COMPANY: Inc. Rich
mum, $500 omeSrsmGeorste '', 81 crm nrnl-
and crSn usis jy d 10Th
lothian. Obicct-Eencrai provision busi
ness '
amendment to tho charter Of cobwcll
Corporation OF Richmond OHicers-I~ o.
Bartlett. president. and Walter s. I.i3ter
ing number OF directors to three.
~ Erwin Leslie IS 60 Go" Inc; Norfolk Capital
,uErwin C. Gut%willcr. president: Leslie s
Mosher, secretary, and Walter c. Rawles ali
business To
Commings co. Inc. Norfolk. Capital
maximum. $50. 600; minimum, $50. 900 or
hccrS--ouis T. ComminGs. president: James
kandoS and Ruth &. Hartman, secretary ali
OF Norfolk. obicci-general restaurant a nd
Windsor Farmers Supply Company Inc.
Windsor. Capital--tna ximum 90, nm
minimum. $4,000. otncers--Parkc r ncr n q
president: a. Lee Saunders, and J. w Babb
incorporators. A. &. Lyon. secretary ali ot
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iy,siA,h, sWsSi. = feet north of Street.
rs Samuel s,ay Iask a, tS W 7. nedd. ,rruscy,
Street. 20 ,f1sst .sast or rhlrty-irst Street,
Edward W. Stokes to W. s. Robinson trus-
tee; No; l73 West Leisht Street. IL feet
JOS feet 10 inches west OF Elizabeth Street:
also No. lI$oi- West Leigh Street. il feet 81,
inches 10y ~ feet. north line Leigh Street 3si
iect inches west OF Elizabeth Street: also
No ~ West l:SiGh Street. Is feet 5ls inches
- inches wtst Of Elizabeth Street. Fe6ru-
August Wallmeyer TO Howard sutton trus-
icc; NO; North Auburn Avenue. y feet 5
inches by ITO feet. east line Auburn Avenue
1873 feet inches north OF Main Street March
August Wa!Imcycr 10 Howard Sutton. ,rus-
tee; No. North Auburn Avenue 10 feet .
inches by 10 feet. east line Auburn Avenue
$i.5:- ~ - i'i''
Trustees OF Mt. Vernon Baptist Church to
NJ. l.. Walksr. trustee. Mt Vernon Baptist
Shufch tVNlv' feet inches. north lin. Wal
l!cc street. - feet west OF Iitchc Street
March IL. 1919. SIS 500
Rosa =. Barbour to :. w Robinson and
=. III. Ford. trustees. No. 1851 East clay
Street. lSNld5 feet. south line CLAY street
III feet ! inches east OF First Street. March
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obJect-xcncral nsshandi.o bust.

Windsor. Object-Kencral nechundisu busl.
~ SR P,s np,Idinx cc.rgsra.ion. niyh,nond
USo sa0S SSs ni"aS
Sf'fish 1a g. nss.rsy
rsS .i, ,bus G9 o0S Norfolk Capital
nssrsE t. spTinssr presidemt: s ). 3. c al
l sA% {s rsffsF''a 6t,y spa a
"uts"moIble business
to-, shT,sr T. VISA I Co. r ins:: NsM
E"rI News; Va: changing name to RooiinE
ori ne N ye'Grn Agency ms Viz
Mum n,n,. $500, ,oqssrs /. Gai ii W. +
TF pressS nmd g w@
nas DE- Victoria; With the sNssption
SfNy' r"rn;"%s ESSa"y so Zoo Mini ia.
,;.n, $ioc3. 9,aiSsrs-o: {. ,iioGksS5: prssi-
sIsT an q Nsh%"%a oSjee," as'S':
=. CGrtil.ato OF authority issued to General
E'Hipw Hsn1, Gompan% Estate OF oclawareI;
ATTORNEY Spt aPr st%sS PSMsr of
general eaupncnt business
, Certificate of authority issued to 4 Albcr,
fS SShn CO. GAY St a.torns Of ksRnSnT
painted statutory agent. Gbject tSM
"si;Y nsur sT"s' to Go Many
Estate Estate of New Jersey. Capital stock $500
Certificate of authority issued the con
nany, estate OF Massachusetts5 The com
missioner OF Insurance statutory agent. Non
stock company.
hHwks Realty Corporation. Portsmouth
napitai--lna Nimum. $4,000: minimum S5-
700 Hncers-Nick Arlington. president:
,tcnrN Davis. Clearance g. Wells. John J.
isrown, secretary, and Garfield Davis, all of
h h@ritsmouth objcct--gcneral real estate
m Employers Mutual Protective Association
nlchinond Nonstock. Ohccrs-W. Me
il.,onaIu Lee. president 1rvington: Martin :
Strinvfsiiow. Charlottesville. and George NJ
Insurance business
The Home OF Labor. Inc. Portsmouth,
noaapitaiImhNiinum. $:o 900: minimum. ST.
9 1io:- nilicers--W H. stroud president:
~ iu:;1 i.innart% secretary: +. N"niurni. H.
~. Matthews and Clarence L.. Taylor all of
f"r'snouth Obicct.labor organization.
= IL Ford Motor Company. Inc. Martins
vie Capita i-~maS imum. $50. 0uO minimum
SS'io"V pthccrs-p. :. Ford. secretary: e
-. hcSScc. and -. -. Ford president ali of
M"rtnsNiiic Obiect--automoblc business
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CHANCERY TRUST DEEDS.

,, George " Smith and Theresa wife, to
and and sst . feet OF lot 3. block D.
lt1xl53 feet at northwest corner Of MsTshsi
$500. - '
Thomas y. Pcarmsn ana Eienora (wifc) To
stuart Bowc trustee. No. 2i!9 Stuart Avenue y
Avenue - feet II inches cas-, OF Sycarnotc
Street. March Ia. 1915 s5m
,J vi, NJ: IS, bald".n and j. n Husband to
cast side Twenty eighth Street, 1s5 feet sou,h
81 Mic or County road. March 10. Isis
Charles Tcmpc aud octavia (wifo, 10 y
3 J.. Lyons. .Ir.. trustee. No l:!O T,sentv-sov.
cnth street. 10 feet 6 nchcs bv Ias fcc; wes,
Zinc Tweny. seventh Street. E feet s in"hrs
south OF Street March 70. 1915 81 as
Emma J. Washington and Daniel " thus
band to G |. Denoon. trustc" n fn", /,
inches by s. feet. south line Moore street
20 rect inches wcst OF Cilmcr Street March
1 Wcstnorcland Candy Co Inc to Ame,,
#can Trust Co. trustee. So feet 81. inches on
west line Seventeenth Street between Hrown
and Clay Streets known Tardcsty "a nav
factory. February q. 1919. 3DCgI
4 August Wailmeyer TO IIowars sutton ,,u-
tee: No. North Auburn Avenue ~ fsct =
Inches by ITO feet. east line Auburn Avcnuc
l3 fset north OF Main Street. March IL 1919
Mamie y. Elan and L.. r. thushanaS 10
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CnANCEKY RELEASE DEEDS

Isaac DiEgs. trustee. TO II G. Sergeant.
y. las Windcr Street. 5iNlaI feet. north line
Wtnd.r Street. toS feet cast Of Carter Street.
Julian =. anderson. trustee to 4. II and
Agnes NJ H"uton. lot ]. block \. Rcla nd
IaFk % l'Nla feet irrc cuiar) at north :
est corner OF Moss Sid. Avenue and Essex
street February II 1919. s..ic0
X. X. Harrison and John w. Bates trus-
toes. TO IL VALLEY. lot .. square Q. Highland
bark. %'Nifo feet. east line Second Avenue
1919. S2.JsG =
j. I Carneal, trustee. to Max t. Ruehr.
mund. The Craig" Apartrnrnts a feel 81
inches by ~ feet inches. at northcast
corner 81 FLOYD Avenue and Mulberry Street
March - 1919. 5000
w. !. H"dd trustee. to Lewis W. Terry
No. 1908 Dance Street. 25Nia0 feet. north line
Dance Street. 81 feet cas-; OF Randolph
Street: March l.. 1919. 500.
L. w MrNeigh. trustee. of city and w
T. Glinn. trustee. of Roanoke. Va. to Gussie
Marks and assigns. No. coo North Nineteenth
street. 25Nl2"3 feet. west line Nineteenth
street. between BROAD and Grace Street.
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Real Estate and Court News
CHANCERY BARGAIN AND SALE DEEDS

"a s. s SKI. lsss
i SsEee, e, HeDd95s lien OF 'Li March Is
& e 5 hsDh l. Prsks Ts Iils Garland Avsaae
Ms4sh E, ,sss aSusvsrd Lien SGS'a &
o Rer East asks Street 70 RGsa e
Say sFss afeh III fest isis cast of First
Siss aysf9 ies and Il I've 70 r II
f Ien $50 o. fsf aI sGu1e s. q s N e. County
1eTfi L ,s SSimm S p, 70 Walter sehaai 10.
Of sa,7 Gary Stree. and Allen Avenue. June 10.
Edward ,n w Stokes ok No 1850 West Leigh. i
s s,Tes, as fee. IL Sshss IVES,
f 1ssa d inches YES, OF Elizabeth street. No
vest En- eikh sifees Lien sfSs *
T. Dua and snG ias sfSe $40 to
Mes Tandg cS ne e feet 81
eGrusy h3Hw1 s r. tax s..
Lewis Rlache5 and Adela twifc, TO Charles
fss5 INCHES by u; feet; Wes, line went:
e srss IS % is?' tax iG s SIC fou'h of
Ma Mary Etia BFSewn e Max E; Ruehrmund
1oT,h q Grsse Street, Lien $50. Sa 'Se'
TO-. 1878: tar s. $40.
a. W: Sai9 ON, Simon and S4llie Solomon
Avenne 70 feet inches by 10 feet. east
street: also NO. J North Auburn Avenue. =
ise, inches ,sS by, by 10 fees cas-, line auburn
street. March Il l.lo. $500.
Edward l.. Ryan. executor OF jeremiah
VI. DcasS deceased. To Felix i. Iiaup. lots
J. and 3. block 10. section Is. Colonial Place
'oSl@i feet D inches. south line Patterson
Avenue. February ). 1919 81 .o1s.
katharina Bauer and Karl (husband) al
Henrlco county. TO Samuel Jackson. No So
I! Street, 26XloD feet. south line - street I;
isct cast % Thiriy-hrst Street March u
II. w. Alley and Alice A. iwife, TO Iohr
W. nancoch. lot >. square .. iL-hiand Park
$3.50 So 80
j. II. Paschail. Jr. and Alice Iiosc iwifo,
10 T. +. tiphart lot ]. block T. Ginter Park
s.. c2x go . feet urrccular) AT northeast
nue. Lien 1900 Mar"h ' t. 1913: T ,aN SIS s. s.
r.. Arthur. Bayiss aud Winnie * ,xife}
10 Mamie Il. Elan and J.. l.. ,husb. ND
S3xi32 feet. cast side Twcnty-siNth Stree,
.. feet north OF - street March II. 1913
L. ST. C!air Watson Jr Of Ncw York civ
TO y w. Showaltcr. lot L.. block a. IA n:
land. tSxl35 feet east line Edge wood Avenue
% feet n99rih OF Essex street March 10
Harry r Moore ana Katie McPhaii ,wifc,
to Il. Arthur Eayllss. j. foot . Inches l,v {.
feet inches. south line Franklin street q
No. %p3! East Frankl!n Street. Is feet inchc!
By - 1Set !nGhcs south line Franki!'
Street; also No. aos5 Eas, Franklin Street. /.
l'r.ri:ih Street. g fcct west OF Thirty firs
! StSat March 10 1913. tax Sc $40
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.

No. ~. Eichcibaum vs. KIan &. On
argued and submitted -
No. 40; Crowder. 10y etc. VS. Crowder ct
morrow. ~ "
Next cases bc called:
40; -. ~ II Francis & Co. Inc. vs.
No. IS. Warren Ehrct Co VS. EIot.,
RucGcr. Inc et al
;, No NJ" 20 pittsnurg Plate Glass Co. vs. Hotel
;. No, No. SO. Standard Engineering Co. vs. Hotel
liu"gcr. Inc. ct al.
< Co.. Inc N
No. 81. Phoenix Insurance COMPANY Of
No. 81. Wright vs. Wright
No. 81. johnson by etc. VS. Atlantic coas,
Line Railroad Company
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uESRlco RELEASE DEEDS.

Willouchby Newton. .r trustee to James
Chop,t Road. about g miles .wast OF Rich
J, Kent Rawlcy. trustee. to Powhatan and
". g. Winfrcc. acres in Henrico County.
bounded by Wilder Patch and r. r. and i.
Rnilway; also acres adjoining above. 10
CROSSING. March L.. 1919. SECS.
ID Hit trustee TO Luigi CoTatolo and
Road. about = mile from Fair Oaks Station.
February -. 1919 syT@
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CHIEFS OF sPARTACANs
P|T|ED BY SCHE|DEMANN
German Chancellor Asserts Socialist $
Arc Joined by Criminal
Glasses.
BLINDED BY SHEER MADNESS
Says Licbknecht and Mrs. Luxcm-
burg Became Fanatic, Though
They Were Normally Highly IN
tclligcnt.
ny PHILIP ANN.
Iicrmnn lhnnrcIlnr

BERLIN. March lS.--PerSonS have
called the battle waged in the streets
OF Berlin a fight between brethren.
cannot accept this term. \ criminal
and robber is no brother of mine.
fight against criminal class
which cracks safes aud loots stores by
pointing loaded revolvers at merch-
ants is no longer "a political matter.
German workingmcn are Socialists
but not highway robbers Followers
OF Spartacans are queer congiomeri-
lion. Part of their leaders were men
whose minds were blinded by sheer
madness
feel sorry for Liebknecht and Mrs.
!!.:Tr LIN But they were shouting
advocated the violent overthrow Of the
government. They rode through the
streets OF Berlin accompanied by ma
POINTED GUNS AND
lNCITED TERRORISM
They even drove in front of govern
jnent Offices in Wilhelnstrasse point
inIamed their followers to the boiling
point. They denounced us as muir
uerGrs ana bioodhounds after their APP
shedding OF workmens and soldiers
biood III huge streams.
they outraged us in their newspa-
pers and in their meetings every day
IN inc week. Thus they became the
victims OF the very same terrorism
which they themselves invoked.
am unable To understand the fa-
haticism of Rosa Luxembourg, "A Rus
san OF splendid Intelligence. who mar
1ied an ordinary German laborer in
crder TO become a German subject, who
could no longer be expelled from the
country
But | cannot understand how Licb-
knecht. the son OF that Wilson Lieb-
Inecnt reNered by us all, could have
become obseSscd with this sort Of wild
fanaticism. William Liebk the
e.der. used TO tell us would grad
uaiiy grow into socialism. His son
ishcd by it.
toMPARED SPARTACANS
TO INSANE BROTHERS
burg were Social Democrats no longer
IheS had not been for u long time
For democrats are bound to respcc;
INC laws OF democracy. while they
preach resistance to them. For this
resistance We had to fight them and
we are still fighting their followers
aside from the fact that their ranks
have been swclled by the worst Gle
inents of the criminal class
II an insane brother of mine should
point his gun at me threatening 10
shoot me. I might let him do SO in
order TO spare his own life.
Rut If my insane brother should
threaten TO kill me while l am in the
act of dashing into a burning house for
children, ! cannot afford to spare nay
brother. am compelled TO remove
him. for the lives of others than my
own are at stake.
This is the situation we are con-
fronted with.
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HENRlC0 TRUST DEED.

NJ A Thomas to James T. Cosby. trustee.
acres in HcnriCo County. bounded bv VIII
der Patch and r.. j.. and =. Railway: also
:: acres adjoining above 10 miles north Of
Richmond. near Taylor's Crossing March
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AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES For Sal

rI price from d. A. Frentiss. $40 West
A iHSnp IN c a65D "S S5s TERSSS:
light 6. s-passcnEcr: ovcrhauicd.
iigh, s. rebuilt and rcpaintcd.
wILLYs- KNIGHT
good condition: reprinted.
OVERLAND
roadster; rcpaintcd. In good condition
DAVIS
s-cylinder. 7-passenger: new demonstration.
COLE
o%nef leaving city IN excellent condition"
OVERLAND
fine condition.
t. 7-passcnger 4 fine car for little money.
dEa;sTenssr oHTnE in pe running
FORDS
Two ;ourings. Both in good condition
rood pain: and tires. Practically good
delivery; wire screen body Jus, over
BUICK
registered racer No. condition
9-ton with body.
MAXWELL
ten With hoo CAB RsPain,ed and has been
REPUBLIC
i-;on with Gao. Repainted and in good
REPUBLIC
S-,-ton with oody. Good running condition.
7-i-ton delivery: nrs;-ciass condition.
Item With body and cab Equipped with
Bosch magnetic.
W =. BOYD. Manager