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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-18
BUSINESS LEASES.

Hirsch & Friedman LEASED floors IN
~ and SO East Thirty second street 10
Louis Albert, Posner- Marinace, Ino.
Horowits & Levy. tho Famous Company,
Leavy & Jacobs. Kram & Match. Abram-
son-C Cohen Company and Morris Freund-
Itch.
The Brett 4 Goods Company leased
the fifth floor in 9 and West Forty
eighth street to Fulton Cutting, repre-
senting the Cutting Radio Corporation
and in 304 to 800 Hudson street 10000
square feet on the eighth floor to the
Wilson Jones IIoosa Leaf Company Of
Chicago.
Samuel II. Martin leased the store in
1914 broadway to the Fischer-C ouran,
Company for three years.
The Nehring Company leased in the
st. Nicholas Building the corner store
to s. Sohoenfeld, the store running from
Amsterdam avenue to st. Nicholas ave-
nue. to Harry Goldberg; ono store facing
Amsterdam avenue to B. Nemhauser. to
Newmark Il Jacobs. builders, an ONCE
to J. Lang, artist, a studio; to I. Derfier
a studio; 10 T. Schultz, billiard parlor
and to the women's Catholic Club Cd
Washington Heights, n club room.
The Estate Of Joseph Fahys renewed
through the Charles r. Noyes Company
the lease covering 8s6 and ass Wash
ington street and 70 and 76 Beach stree,
with Lewis De Groff & Son for ten year,
from May at total aggregate renta
of $4,000.
Clark Brothers. bankers. VINO have
been located In the Tribune Building
for many years. rented the Spruce street
corner store in the building and the
store adjoining II on Spruce street fol
a term of years at a rental OF $4,000
Julian NJ. White negotiated the lease
Extensive alterations are planned.
r. ]. Guilfoyle a Co.. Inc. Leased
space in sos Fifth avenue to DIR. LyndoT
r. Lee and United States Lthographine
and Printing Company.
The NJ. Rosenthal Company leased tn,
third floor in 25s Fifth avenue to Fisher
& Swawite. the top floor in 2bs Fifth
avenue to the Chatham Dress Company
the fourth floor in East Twenty-eiEhtf
street to Simmons Jacoby. loft II
SO to ~ West Nineteenth street to Jamei
Edwards, and offices In 1851 TO 116G
Broadway to Harry Teitelbaum.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-18
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

18TH ST. $40 w--Aibert d Hewlett Co
agt Marginal Realty Corp ct al, April
,5TH ST, 6is.tis w.Edw q FitIsin.
mons agt same. April 10, 1917. 1878
SAME PRoPERTY-Colontal Sand q Stone
18TH ST. So w-Peells Co aSt same.
,.A 4Rr'l 81 4. k,I.,, wiosn 81
agt same. April 10. 1sl7......:: Ss,sss.4l
18th ST. $40 w-Frtedman Marble 4
Slate Works. Inc. ast same, July II.
,sTH ST. ii;..siis; WI 4 stcich 4 CO
.sT f, s game ART, i s.soS
Co ast same May IS. 1917 $3.50 10
SAME PROPERTY-D II McLaury Title
Co, Inc, ACT same, April 26. lel7.1 .0sa IS
18TH ST. 517-51s w-Yale Towne Mfg
Co agt same. April IL. 1917 .nIs.75
10Th ST. te-4s W-Sigmund Feilner ct al
agt Theodore Alderman ct al, March
7,ns 81 y,i;o.ii; wr.inrd 'ri;.c;-,c 90
Oak Realty Co ct al, March 20. 1919
(by bond) ..................... $50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-18
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

WEST TWENTY-SECoND STREET
The Duross Company sold for Mrs.
Adelaide Grinshaw the three story
house. ass West Twenty-second street,
2bx100. The house stands on q Moore
estate ground ieasehold. The pur.
chaser Is Elizabeth Pyna
WEST ErGHTY-F1FTH STREET
Lorenz Strack sold for occupancy the
residence OF Nellie Woodwork Buchan
at s22 West Eighty-ifth street to
Rosalie A. Becker.
MADISON AVENUE--John Finck sold
for Gilbert c. Brown the seven story
elevator apartment at 1891 Madison
avenue, 100 Sx62.2, held at $25o,000
EAST NINETY-FoURTH STREET
Pease q Gilman and Douglas Gibbor
sold for tho ProvideDtiai Realty and
Investment Company the four story
building at Is East Ninety-fourth
street. 21.1x100.s. to q client for oc.
cupancy.
WEST 18th sTREEr-rhomas J.
o'Reilly sold for Edward Kempton
Jr.. as trustee. the four story dwellins
at sac West i14th street. overlooking
South Field. to the Bentley School.
WEST 18TH STREET.-THE Pints
Realty Company sold the six story
elevator apartment house at sos and
rah Hall. 12sxl00.
EAST nth STREET-Kehoe q Ca.
nero sold for the Nautiios Realty Com.
pany 22S to asa East I17th street.
three three story dwellings and q one
story stable, I5HIo0. to an investor.
EAST SIxTY-SECOND STREET
Frederick Brown resold to s. de J.
Tim tho four story dwelling at lis
East Sixty-second street, 1S.sx100.5.
Harris & Vaughan were the brokers
in the sale
WEST 142D STREET - Herman a
Fried sold the i've story fiat. 27x10o,
st AT West 1+2d street to Herman
Morgenthaler. through Clarence T.
Hutchinson.
EAST NINETY-SECoND STREET.
/ Harrison Tweed bought 80 East Nine
ty-second street, q four story dwelling
17x1o0. from the United States Trust
Company as trustee.
WEST FORTY-SIXTH STREET-Alfred
c. Marks has sold for Or. John r.
Erdmann. IL and II West Forty-sixth
street. two hve story houses converted
into stores and apartments, S3.1lxl00.b
WEST 122D STREET-Marimpol Court
six story elevator apartment house
at SCI and 52S West 1870 street, was
sold by Mrs Margaret Bray. who
acquired the property last August from
the New York Life Insurance Com
pany. II occupies q plot 60xloo and
was held at $4,000.
EAST sIxTY-FIRsT BTREET-Ths
three story dwelling. 1ssxIoo.5, o,
2<6 East 6ixty-nrst street, was sole
by Mary e. Scanlon. The buyer Will
occupy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-18
COFFEE MARKET.

The coffee market yesterday was an
active bull affair with o fairly large
again into a new high ground for the
movement. After opening at advances
Of 4 to points July sold from 1915 to
1880, September from 15.at to 1900.
December from Is to 1890. and March
from 1879 to 1890. or about 20 to Sc
points net higher. While considerable
Of the early gains wore lost on scattered
realixing just at the close Of the market,
final prices were Z TO 26 points net
higher.
The local spot market was nrmer.
With Rio 70 advanced to 16ko
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-18
SALE ON WEST IIuTH STREET.

Montrose Court . six story elevator
apartment house at so7 to sI5 West
ubth street. on . plot 12oxl00. and as
sesed by the city at $4,000, has been
sold by the Essowea Realty Company
70 . client OF Jacobs Livingston. The
seiiers were represented by Robert Liv-
tnsston stedman and David Lentin and
Lns purchasers BY the Finance Mortgage
Company. The property was bought
for an cash and is taken free ana clear
pf any mortgage. It n located between
Manhattan and Eighth avenue.
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WEST ssTH ST. SITE SOLD.

Benjamin Menschel has bought from
George Peabody the four story building
at 20 West Thirty-eighth street, and
from the Mclean estate the adjoining
four story building at 81. the two CON.
stituting a site 35x1o0, located betveen
Fifth and Sixth avenues. Horace q. civ
q Co. were tho brokers In the deal. Mr..
Menschel plans to improve the property.
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OFFICE BUILDING IN DEAL.

The Hauschild Corporation sold IN,
three story once building, on 10,
zA.lox7b. At 11e Centre street, oppo.
site the Criminal Courts Building. and
20 ieet north Of Franklin street, Il
bartholomew Sbarbaro. The price m A
was around $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-18
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

PROSPECT AvENUH-Clemsnt II.
Smith sold for q Mrs. Espaumbsrger
and a Mr.. Koch. to . client for oocu.
pancy. the two family dwelling with
stable. sox15o. at Ass Prospect ave-
nue..
CLAY Acknowledgement H Smith
sold for Rowland w. Thomas to q
client for occupancy the three family
house at 1740 Clay avenue
EAST 1+STH STREET@Clement II.
Smith sold for a Mrs. Tisoh to q client
for investment the tenement at 617
East 148th street
NORRIS AVEEUE-The Bonensor
Realty Company bought from an e.
tate the northwest corner of Morris
avenue and 165th street. q i've story
house with i've stores. 60x10B.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-18
UPTOWN APARTMnNTs SOLD.

The Longdale Realty Corpogation sold
through the Nehring Company. to Ru-
3clph Schroeder. the six story elevator
tpartnsnt house known rs Fletcher
Court At the northwest corner Of Auds-
bon avenue and 17srd street This
suiiding occupies plot 1oox1o0. accomo-
oetes nfty-four families and was held at
100000. Tho sellers were represented
~ Holm. whitlock and Scarff.
Tho Nshring Company also negotiated
sne sale OF the Golden Rod. q six story
elevator apartment house, 75x100, at
sos West l7sth street. which was pur-
nhased By the Foro Realty CORPORATION
from Carl J. r. Schroeder. This prop
erty was held at $1l5,000.
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READ. .wILLIAM-In pursuance Of an
order Of Honorable John p. CoHALAN.
NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons
having claims against William Read. late
of the County OF New York. deceased. to
the subscriber. at Its place of transactinS
business Is Montgomery Street, Jersey
city, New Jersey. before tn" 25th day OF
lsth day OF March, 1919. UNION TRUST
COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY. Exseutori
WICK, Attornsss rsr Exc sutor' ~ uat,S.NN
Place. New York city.
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Rivington St.

Rivington ST.
The approximate amount OF the lien "
charge, to satisfy which the sbove-ds-
scribed property 10 to De sold. is $50. ooo.ee,
with interest thereon from the srd day Of
March, 1919. together with costs and allow
ance amounting to $4,000. with Interest
from March srd 1919. together with the
expenses of the sale. Tho approximate
amount of the taxes assessments ana
water rates. or other liens. which are to ~
allowed to tho purchaser out of the pue-
chase money. or paid by the Rsferse u
$500. 90 and interest.
Dated, New York, March f4th. 1919.
LOUIS W. STOTESBURY. Referee
The sale in the above entitled action
hereby adjourned TO Thursday. April f<th,
1919, at the same time and place.
Dated, New York April 18th, 1879.
LOUIS w. STOTESBURY. RsfersA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-18
RAzn.IAN COFFEE STATISTICS.
Exports From New YORK,

Wheat. 1852 bu. -four. 500 sacks !:
cornmeal. 1o6 bbls. oil cake, 2,s20, 500
lbs; pork. bills. lard 61s.soo lbs. !:
cottonseed oil. $4,000 lbs lubricating
oil. 4e4s6o gals. naptha, ss.46o gals. !;
oats. 53,sl7 bu. barley. 71,I9O bu. oat-
meal, 800 bbls. whiskey. $50 gals. beef,
10 bbls I; bacons, 12,549,550 Tbs. butter.
462059 lbs. rosin. 5000 bbls. refined
petroleum. 7,46s,sos gals. gasolene,
1.4S3000 gals.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-18
MECHANICS LIENS.

Sd Av, . cor Hist ct. 15x1oo-Domenieo
Del Donno agt Elizabeth Schuits, owner;
George Schultz. owner and contractor
18TH ST. ii EEaast:Mo;riris: stixiitz az;
Georss sehour and David Pasins Ky
LENOx Av, l22 Philip Bendish aEt
Bendheim & Strauss. owner; Jacob Klein
and Liberty Contracting Co. contr'c-
BURLrN0 SLIP. .2s-so-Greason Mfg CO
agt Joseph r Cuilman. owner; william
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$500. 900 BUILDING PLANNED.

Tho National Association Building
Corporation has filed plans for = twenty
story store and ONCE building at ~
West Forty-third street and 20 to %
West Forty-fourth street, on q plot
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Starrett 4
Van Week are the architects and esti-
mate the cost ut 100000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-18
RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

The Houghton Company leased for
Robert II. Heep the three story dwelling
at SlS West End avenue to Anthony ].
Reins.
Shaw & Co. rented for Mrs- Isabella
Wallace 81 West 12oth street, a three
story dwelling, 1e.6x6sx1o011. to Mrs.
Lena Tschinkel
Goodwin & Goodwin rented for the
Standard Gas Light Company OF New
York TO Mrs. Catherine Little the four
story dwelling at S5 West 124th street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-18
sa.ooo,ooo DEAL IN BOSTON.

The various holdings Of the City and
Suburban Realty Company, of Boston.
Mass, comprising some 100 apartment
buildings located in various parts of
Boston. have been purchased by WILL
lam II. Barnard. who owns considerable
property in Manhattan. In exchange for
the above properties Mr.. barnard save
several estates In the South and In the
East The properties involved In the
exchange are said to have valuations
aggregating 33.o00,000.
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Of Greenwood avenue. south OF Jerome
avenue, Ozone Park.
T. Harper bought from the Forest
Park Hygienic Ice Company a plot, 5ox
100. east side Of Central avenue, south
Of Jamaica Plank Road, jamaica
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-18

Coffee Csbles-Rio was LIS refs higher for 10
Of II 500. Exchhnso unchanged at Ia q s1d.
Receipts 1000 bags and stock GA 900 bags. In
Santos spots were unchanged al Is 800 for No,
4. Receipts 1000 bags and stock ana. 900
bass; Santos futures were unchanged to 100
refs lower. Receipts al the ports were 1900
bags. against 5000 last year and 1900 two
years ago. Sac Panlo had 1900 against
1900. and 1900 two yesrs ago. and Jundishy
lively. Cleared from Santos $4,000 bars for
New York
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RESULTS AT AUCTION,
lat ~ Wesley STREET. ]
by Henry Brady

l'FH IT I@tsT7 T = INDE J
by Henry Brady,
10TH ST, 527 E, n s, sss Avenue A
s76xlo3.5. 9 sty tint and strs-N Y Lift
1ns Co ct al agt City Borough Realt,
Co ct al; duo, t3e.5s72s; taxes, &c
t.o3t.1o: TO the plaintiff. .3St, 500
PLEASANT AV. SIS, g 8, 1853 n 10th st
Estate Co het J F Murphy, exr, ct al
due, AL. So: taxes, &c, s226s7; 4
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NoRTGAGEs.
with name and address Of lender and at
torney)

MoRTGAGEs.
with name and address Of lender and at
torney.)
Downtown.
isouth OF Fourteenth strest.)
COMMERCE. ST, 8, IsS W Blocker ct,
i1x4o. p m-Kath p RetuEna to Jas p
Bonesteel Is Commerce ct, due as
BOND, b%... .........,......V,bo 500
East Side.
CIcAst OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
18TH ST. $3.50 E, SIS. l?xio3s, p NJ
April l7-Morris h Aaron Goodman to
G. T. Emmet, Katonah. N Y, due April
Il. 1929. 81; atty. Lawyers T 8 7 Co.
UNION nc Sf P on So 81, cor isth %,
2,sxi7Sxirres. one-eighth part, a t. in
estate Of VIM w Cole. uncle party first
part. April l5-wm A Richards to Logan
Trust Co. 1891 Chestnut ct. Phlla. Pa,
SO atty, Carroll r. Williams, IL 8 lath
SD s. Az yh So. sc.iissi.ii H. Xpi iHS 100
Albert E str ker to Bond 4 Mtg Guar
Co, 175 Remsen ct. Brooklyn. due and
int as BOND; atty. q a Co, 11S
s5TH ST. lis d. =, is.ix7s.i. April iSw
Emma u Bannon (Hayes) and Mary r
and Margaret McKeon to Title Guar a
Trust Co. l7s Bway; due and int as
CAB ST. ia n. 5. ssixioc.s. ii. April isw
Simeon NJ Barber TO Title Guar a Trust
Co, l76 Bway; due and int per
BOND .'.''..'.....s ....'..., 900
West Side.
(West of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and ION str~etsD
s4TH ST. ., 1858 Columbus sy. 1855
io2.a, April le-Mary A ard nils 2
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SELLS 800. 900 RESIDENCE.

Douglass L. Gilman q Co. sold 70,
Jercmiah Lyons the five story dwelling
2ex1oo. at II East Eishty-third street
It was held at 100000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-18
STATEN ISLAND SALE

Cornelius q. Kolff sold for Carl r.
Grieshaber a plot Of ground on Rockland
avenue and Eleanor street, Egbertvtlle.
3. l., to william Dorm.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

eth Av, . cor lssth ct. mtg 10000
Max NJ wsrburs to Jacob II Schin. and
Jacob il Schin to Herman Woog. so W
nth at; attys, Stroock 8. 80 Broad
ct; 2 sssignrnts, each. ...............Si
MADISON AV. W cor 92d At. mtg $780,
600, now S4oooo--Jas Herbert to Y
Foundation, and N Y Foundation to AL
phonse II Kursheedt, IL w 4tth st, and
ano, trustees: atty, Lawyers T & T Co,
.r 10 h HTAs sioAfisis Co to 't U.iOU
Dime Saw Bank. 7oi 6th av; attys.
Butcher. T d r. Madison av. .t46. 900
list AV, Isss. mtg $40. oo0-Mary and Ber-
nard Rottkamp to Anna RottkAmpi atty,
John c HoenninBer, 8 Beekman st. III
clark to Fredk A Clark ct al, trustees.
Middleheld. " Y; attys. Yer Planck &
,,f Pri1es sr 's a. %GyMantred W Enrich 10
Rose II Frey. ST. W lsoth at; atty. L J
7TH Av, cor cath st-Metropolitan
Life Ins Co TO Greenwich Saw Bank, FAC
eth av; attys Middlebrook a soriand,
WEST Is ef snRsooADwAY. is.waiitier fG Rce,e
Marcy Az. Bklyni attys, Raee 4 Kel.
,p 'r iv s's S"e eor "a st, mtg SSs
Leader to Sarah Bloom. 1911 p lI6th st.
Bronx: attys. Norris Berkowits. ]!
Broadway .,.-...''''. .''''''' ''''siVV
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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT GALES.
SALE OF CHEMICAL PLANT Rourp.

SALE OF CHEMICAL PLANT RQUrP.
MINT AND CHEMICALS-EpoEw GOO
ARSENAL, CHEMICAL WARFARE skRvIcR.
HEADauARrERs Mccor Hall: BALrIMosl.
Mn. Chemical Plant OF Edgewood Az.
senal and stock OF chemicals located at
Bound Brook. N. j.. will be sold at public
Frank Hemingway. Inc. Plant. Bound
Brook. N. j.. 10 A. M. April 81. 1915.
Plant consists OF buildings. complete
boiler installation. refrigeratins system.
pumps, caustic and drying towers, from
tanks. gas holders. lead piping. stores Of
pipe fittings. valves, gauges, supplies,
etc, and office equipment. Chemicals
consist OF aqua ammonia, calcium
chloride. sulphuric acid sodium silioatA
bone char coke. fuel oil. muriatio
acid, asbestos fbre and crushed bona.
Terms OF Sale: Successful bidder
in any sale will deposit cash or in
equivalent for 20% OF amount OF his pur-
chase at time OF sale and balance In cash
within 4S hours thereafter. Successful
purchaser must remove material or sup
piles purchased within 60 days. For full
particulars and information apply Com.
manding officer. Edgewood Arsenal.
Bound Brook. n. J.
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LIS PENDENs.

SAD st. 1855 w-Hermsn Schumacher ast
Mary T SegEie ct al foreclosure of
mortgage); atty, J J Pheelan.
s6TH ST, a. W-Ernest Craske agt Meyer
Gold ct al Counter claim; atty, &
Goodelman.
Bronx.
FULTON Av, ifse-Adeis l. Brady aGt
John George Strub et al foreclosure OF
mortgagel: atty. n Stein.
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s4TH ST. DEAL RUMoRED.

Henry e. Jones. who now resides In
ran% 10 reported to have disposed OF
the three old-fashioned apartment
houses 1t the southwest corner of Leg
lnGton avenue and Thirty-fourth street.
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Fall River Line
To pnCTON

strA ". Pier IL. N. r.. q. fulton q,
daily At 500 y; Music:
tter ". N. R., II. Houston St, weekdays oolY.
Z 20 Pm. Lv. Pier 70. r.. IT. r. I'D St. u
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tBorouGh OF the BronI.)

Union Chemical Glassware Co to Louis
rltn -
Same to Same, observation-disclosures.
Newcombe, Ridhd s, trus, to Central
ME- Co....s.
Bankers Trust Co 10 Dollar savings
Lawyers Mtg Co to Morris Bros, Inc.ts4.0OO
smit, Gertrude w b. TO Edna A Pat
s.a s Realty Co 70 ny Drsyer. .IS.ooo
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REAL ESTATE

,IC WOLF. ss,s . ns'w., NM NY; ., The
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REAL ESTATE ron sALE
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(west of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and ION streets)
s4TH ST, ., 1858 Columbus av, ls.sx
1o22, April 1e--MAry A and Ellis p
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-12
Bonn gOOe abbernien.

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@ittpe oes Dor oieIen SSabren perltor.
bcuen 8touier @rmIercibeiibtrs Carl
Wtid)el, ltorb an Wittmod) Ibeno NM
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rem. Sic fam nit ibren gltcrn i'm
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belt bier hire 1Sllgenoer3iebung. Am
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Mid)el bic Che elm. Die cine gliidIihe
un0 sufrieoene mar. uno Der fiirf
ain0er eutIprnngen. GineS BON Die
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glteoer oe5 GerItorbcuen bcorabcn lie.
aen, @r. Mea0 mar bier frilher i'm
&tiferaeid)0it thotio.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-12-12
Der SohlenbanIl bleibt nor.
ldniig.

Gboleid ser a|oblenItreif ieit Ilens-
taq glbeno bcenOet lit miro Der Sob.
len6ann u~orldufig beiteben bIeiben,
neil e5 0rei bis pier 0odeu oauern
miro, bis neue aoblen aus Den Vii
men in ioIden Mengen antomlnen
fonneit, INN ben Beid)dft5- un0 ia.
brif6etrieb in icinem ooQen llmfonge
pie0cr ouf3utcbmen. Is lit ober ln'
merlin mogIidI ooB 0as blellge
Goblen Gomitc Die geitlmmun8en
ieiuer 8orihriften on0ert, 10 0ab lie
nift gar 81 i6Der empfunoen fper,
Den. Die neue N%noronung BON Sob
l~etuerlpaltcr 9r. 8orfielo. Die am
Wtontng erIaiien Duroe uno lponod
3abrifen MIR orei Gage III Der Wod)e
arbeiten oilrien, Miro bier oicueid)t
nid)t in annenornq 3u bringen Ieln.
neil Die bier ~fcItgeictte tdglife Pr
beIts3cit elmer 0reitdgigen beinabe
gleih fommt.
9aS aohIen Gonite erIieB oenn
and oln Wittnod) cine ocutentipre.
fcn0e Gefanntmad)unQ, monadl 'e!-
ne 8eItirnmungen bis alf Deltere 30
ti3 befolgt ncr0en ntiiiien un0 ucber-
trctungen 0erielbeu 9eabnoet merocn
DIr0cn.
Gen plumbers erlnu6te bd5 G0mite
cine Nenoerlng in Den Nrbeit5itltn.
BEN. Sic 6iirieu non s bis 3 llhr ar
6citcn anitatt bon 10 bis 5 llbr.
7crner muroe Dem WtllIif Club cr.
laubt, iein jucitc5Gon3ert fir melhe5
Ihon Ionqc Die 0orbereitungen i'm
Gongc iino. an IS. 0e3euber i'm ga
GroIie 9beater o~b5lthalten.
Zen Girdcn muroen fiinf Stunocn
at cincm Mofentaqc fir 9Inoatt-
ilbunqen mebr erIatbt unO audi Der
@eihnddt2tog mur0e linen bis ]
llhr Nndmittag5 i%reigegebch
9tldl Die 2d0cn befumen einc fleine
&ergiinitiqunq. inoem lie morgen
Nben0 uu0 ndditen Saml3taa Abeno
bis 9 lthr oifen balten t0nnen.
N~potbefen GBIofaIe @ahnhofe, so
tells, telegraph uno EeIepbOn aeu-
ter ionic Settings . Grufcreien
f0nren Die goll3e Belt often holteu,
0llrien aber MIR sic oacruotbmeuoig
tic 9elcuhtunq braudlen.
Sober, Ser ictt 9obIen o0cr Gofe
beoorf, muB iid crit bonn aobIcn.Go-
mite in Ser &anoeI5fammcr elnen Or
IaubnlBidcin beIorgen, bepor ibn
cine 5cNne @ei5naterial bon leinenl
3duoler o~erabioIgt miro.
Gonlumeuten, Ole glallben, oaB Die
0Gnoler ibncn einen itncrlnubt hoben
1reiS ~oboroern, tonren beim Sob,
le Gonlite gcihmeroc erbeben. bod
mltB oieies if)riftlid geidcsen.
,Siir @olS, meltleS Don 6armerr
oirett OH Die Gonlumenten oerfauft
miro, lit fem Granddaughter notbig,
Sir BON @dnolern ocrfouites 9ol5
lit ieood) ein grlaubniBidein Moth.
nenoig.