davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-02-09

9cidrcibung ser betrefienben 9ln.
nerlon@gebtete, oaB 9iiunGnien in.
nerhalb einer ip1ter ieit3uiebeu0eu
Gone Dor 9elgroo feline gefeitigun.
gen erridten nn0 in oieier Gone nur
oas sur 9lu5iibunQ Der W}ilitdrae.
malt n0tbige 0tilitar untcrhnlten
Oarf. 9lnBcrOem cnthGlt 0ieier 9(rti.
fel Die 9eitimnung elmer GntiddOi.
gung an oieienigen Scr6cn, oie nus
Dem lutgariid)cn 9onat, ooa ben
9}ur0neu iiberlaiien miro, aus III.
luon0ern ge0enfen.
9ei0e 8artcieu 0crpilidtcn iidl,
feinen Sou0eririeoeu 81 id)IieBen:
Die 6ntente Dtdd)te pcrpfIifteu lid,
oofiir III iorgcn, 0oB Die ermdbuten
8e6iete bcim 6riebensihluB Gumd.
nien 3ugeiproheu meroen.
1Sn 0eu Irieoeis @orperhanolun. =
Qen mo bel Ser @eiprehunq pom
55rogen Ole Dem 6rieoens-G -Gongreb
oorgelegt UerOen ioa 9funtdnien sic
gIcihen Rette aenieBen ME Sic
allirten.
Der lebte 9IrtifeI beitimnlt, oaB
oleIer 8ertrag his nnh Dem aagemei.
nen ,5rlcoensihluB geheim gebaIten
mcr0eu ioa 2(n ben aQgemcincn
Scheim 8crtrog iaIieBt it'd Damn
nod cine DiiiitdrconDenton an, in
Der Die giscIbeiteu oes 9(ngrifF5
oui Ceiterretdl. .lluqarn uuo sic 1ilic
0aju ieitaeIcbt ipcrOcn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-02-09
Tine translation fiie with the Postmaster at
hil"aukee, Feb. 1919. as required b. the
act OF October .. 1917,
Nns SentidlanO
Srerien BON 8esiernHgstruppen
bOmbaroirt anb beisst. - &ielc
&eriOnen setObtet nno arOser
SdG0en angerldltet.

Copenhagen. &egierungstrup.
pen iin0 mad elmer 9eidieBung ser
Sta6t in Bremen eingeriidt uno ha.
ben nod idperen adnlpieu oas
Ratbbaus uu0 0ie @0rie beiett. &iele
Rerionen ioaen bel Dem 9on16ur0e.
meut getootet moroen iein. Gie
Spartocus lruppen ba6en lid, nad
Dem 2ori @ropelingen 3uriidqc3o.
gen.
9epaffnete 5partacuS 2(nbGuoer
ans @iieno6 ino @otba iino aui Dem
Neg nod 8remen nm oie Oortigen
Gamera0en SIT lmteritiisen.
SOnSun. @1brenb ser 9eidie6.
uug pon Bremen mltr0en Der Com,
Die 80rie rnO 0as 9Rut6buus 6eIGd.
oigt lno piele 0duipr thctImeiie ser.
itOrt, mie ser nGrdnnge telegraph
So" beri6tet mir0.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-02-09
DctttEcblonS crb6It 11abr'
mst0smiftcI, tpcmm cs
HoTiir besobIt.

gew Yorf. Rad Sem uon Sen
aaiirten entporicnen aageneiuen
MISUNDERSTANDING grogromnt
fam 9cutidLan0 monatlid G,000..
900 9uibeI5 9rotitoiie, 3uneiit ans
oen Scr Stanten, erbalten neun e5
Oas (8elo Bat 0oiijr 3n be3abIen, wie
Observation-Disclosures 0oooer
an Sui s. Barnes, 4rdiioent Der q.
St..(3etrci0e Gorporation ca5elte.
6erner bat Der oberite 9labruuq5s
nlittcIratb auf GmpiehIuug Der nj.
LItdrbebor0en IeutihIano Dos aett
5ugeItanoen, monatIi6 t50,000.000
&iunO Sd)peineiIeiidlqrg6ucte sI
importircn. iobalo c5 iiir @c}ohIuna
nm &eridiifung Gorge gctragelt
hot.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-02-09
Sic TritOtns=
cOnferen5.
gene Sdmierigfeiten entitanOen. -
Die fleinen 9iatiOuen rebelliidl. =
@Ollen iid) OOn ben r0rOfen
cSiinf" nidt idnlmeiitern laiieu,
iOnberu Gleid6ersdltisung baben.

garis. - CbgIein oie fimi aaiir-
ten unO aiiociirten @roBmadte, pel-
die Die 2eitung Der 6rieoensconfe-
ren3 iibernommen babeu. Oie y@ro-
ben SIM, mie iie iebt oagenein ge-
Hannt merOert, 0ur1 Die lleberneii-
ing minoerpid]tiger 6rngeu anGom-
miilionen groBe Grlcihterung III ib-
rcr 9(r6eit gefunoen, geitaltet iih bic
6rage ser 9fationen-Qiga oo0 nad)-
geraoe, 6cionOers mas Die 8etbeilig-
lng Der fIeineren 0}dd)te anbetrifft,
81 eiuem duBerIt ftiffliden un0
lhpieriqen Broblem.
Die fleineren gtationen 3eigen cine
9teiglng rebelliih 3u mer0cn un0
foroern p0Qigc @leih6erehtigung in
0er 9tatonen-2iga mo gr06erc
9tadjt ais Die @roBm1dlte ibncn,
ZEN 9egelpdrtigeu 4l6nen gentdB,
3ilgeitc6en ruoaen. SQ0urd) orobt
cine Situntion lid 5n eutpideln 1bn-
Ii6 Der alif Der ,. 6rie0enSconfcrenj
I'M @aag, auf mclher Die @ldnc oc8
omericouiidlen 2elegateu glibu 9loot
bctreifs eine2 Gber1eridts Ser 9ia-
tionen III Oic 9riide gin9en.
Die groBrndCbte aber mer0en per
nlutblih Der 3uloii1mg eiueS 0cIc-
gaten iiir ie0en 5toat, o1ne J}HdiidJt
ouf @roBe o0er ge0eitng, ni6t ju-
iiimmcn, oa iie beiiirhteu, ooB iic So
Nurh in Die 9linoer6eit gerdt6eu,
troB i6rer gr0Beren Sntereiien in ic-
Der eroBeren 6roge 0fan bolt, 0aB
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-02-09

8ariS. - r2e 3e1ps" in 8oriS
per6iientIidte nm @1ontag beu28ort,
Iaut eines am II. gtuguIt 3uiideil
Humdnien mo Den 8ierer- -Gutente.
9}dhten lulter3eif)neten @ebeimper.
trags, Der Oie 9eOingrmgen unter
meIhen 8umdnien in ben arieg ein-
trut nniaBte uno ioIgenoc 9eItim-
mmgen eutbdlt:
i5rollfreid), @roBbrironnien. Sta.
lien unO 9tublano garantiren Die
llnperleBlihfeit 0eS 8ebiets 0e5
aoniareidls Humdnien i'm poQen
llmiange ieiner gegenlpdrti9en @rcn-
5en
9lundnien berpilihtet iidl, unter
Den IN Ser beigegebencn Militdr- -Gou.
pention pereinbartcu 8coiugungeu
Geiterreih- -llngorn aricg SIT erfldrcll
un0 Is an5ugreiien; e8 perpilidltet
lid ferner, glei6jetig mil 0ieier
8ricgS GrfIdruug o1e pirtbi6ditli-
den 9e}icbun9en nlO aaen 0an0eI5.
9lustauid nit Sen &eiuoen i1ntmt.
lidcr Yaiirter eiiljuiteacu.
iSraHfreidl, @roBbritanuicn, Sta.
lien un0 4nBluno erfelmeu oos 9iedt
&uulduien's an Die i'm foIacnoen
9trtifel beihricbeueu 8e6icte Ser
0itcrreidiidl ungoriidcn 0tpnardie
3u o1nectireu.
Der ndd)ite ArtifeI beitinnt nod
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-02-09
2gmcrieamiirbc DerlitGte,

g8ai6iugtOH, : IS. 3ie iolgen.
oen 9crluiie Der omericaniihen
Jrappen in 6ronfreld (Dor AbihluB
oes NaiienitilitanOs) iiuo IN Der
.3eit pDm % ,5anuar bis 3um 4.
,ye6ruor incf 6efauntgo8eben NOR
oen:
,,u Seer c5m aampf 9einncu,
1913; on 9crnunoln9cu geitorbeu.
t03 0urG llnian o0er ais iouitigcr
llriod1e, -; IN aronf6eiielL 2l9;
ourh Gluaeuquui1ac. 3 leiht pcr.
munoct, 2,103; ncruunoet unbc.
fonut uie ihmcr, 1853, id5mer DER.
munoet. lls0; permtBL t63.
I'm &arinccoru@ SIN Annpi
.qeiaaeu. , on Qeruun6mtgcn ge-
itorbeu cprUToet untetannt
uie iduer I; idj0er oerDuHoet 3;
0ermlbt 3.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-02-09

e5 oen flngen aopicu, Die grfa6.
utngen Der 0oager, Gonfcren5 ii6 3u
ngse mo@eno, gelingcn miro, oie
3ltitimmlmg Der fleineren S!oaten
3u Dem &lone, Der iebt Id)neu ieiuer
G1ttpidlung entgegen 9c5t, su erlnu-
gen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-02-09

~ Reim Ginitur3 oc5 7ahes ei.
nes brennen0en 9luto-2ogerhauies in
}tem 9orf mur5en ? 7SeucrnehrIeute
Iet0otet. 3 nnbere ihmer pcrIPst.
Sho0cn $4,000
Siabeu Pdnn Ser gei-Bitna
oes americoHiihen CeIibJoners
auguitus 8. 8abcof faaen i'm,
1Is Sus Sdriir uui Srt iagrt BON
3leD Gorf nod Sen GGuoriihen ,Sn
lclp dai sober Zee ourd cine c3aio.
linerpIoIiou Dcrnidtet mur0c
eEa 5uoafrica TT PolidYeni'i.
S5atl8teit cnt0edt mor0cu.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-02-09
Desatic2sO OeEtcrrcicb plant
2glaitpGaiS an Sic Demts
fc9e 2scpMbliF.

@ien. 2(nldBli6 elmer in @ien
III @umiteu 0es 9lnidmiic5 BON
0enti6 Geitcrreih oil 0eutidlon0
abgebaltcueu &mOgcblpa. iogtc Ser
0lmiitcr Oe@ 9leuBern Otto 9auer,
0aB Die Ocltinc &cgicrltnq oic
0eutid5 Geiterreider cingelaoen
babe, @epoamodtiqte 3u ciuer neuet
Gonlmiiiion su ienoen, pcIdc gcge1l.
mdrtig IN Geutl4lan0 gebiI0et piro.
nm an Steue oes alien 9un0esratb8
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-02-09
He'd ticbt allie mseIcs,mees.

&artfurS, GuHn. - Gpnnec.
ticut lit Der critic Staat Der
llnioH, melhcr oos 9rubibi-
tinOS.gImcnOement imr SnnScS.
berfaiinna Obgelebut hat. Der
Sennt Der StnntSleaiSlatmr in
Sartfpr0, Gouu., hat bic Rati-
fieirun9 Oes beiagteu Tmcnoc-
mentS abaclcInt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-02-09

ans SeliingiorS beiaaen. baben sort
eiugetroiiene 6IiihtIinge berihtet,
oaB Petersburg RON 9lrtinerie be.
id)piieu pur0e, sic uon aronIto6t
berbeigeihafit por0en mar, nahoem
uormnlige Solonteu Ben ruiiiifen
9lrmeen BORT cine Gcuolte inIcernirt
batten.
aanouen unO 9faidlinacUebre ia.
mei in 0enStraBen sur @erUenOlnQ
Die uou }ahIreihen 9eidlen beidt no.
reu.
Sdredlidlc 3nitGuSs in 0tOsfnn.
Stof6Olm. - syn StodboIm ein.
aetroiiene irau30iiide 6lii6tIinae
ihjIOern Oie 2ebenSperbGltniIie in
Wo$fau ais idredIidl. Cine SoIie
@Pilt foitet 10 9lu6eI (StD, EN-
9iuno 9rot p 9}libel $50. Sppbus
foroert 3abIrcihc DfenidenIcben,
unO Die Sbore Der 6rjeOh0ie IinO
0id1t beIaaert pon 2enteu, ipelhc ibre
9Iugebori0en beer0iaen molten. g9e.
GER WangelS an Sargen meroen Die
Seiden in &odpapier eingeipidelt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-02-09
Der en5aniide Gonareb Aat bic

Ter cu6nniidc Gongreb BAT bic
nititariife 2ienitpiIiGt miOerritien.
- grploiiCnen un0 ,Seucr 5erit0r.
te in 9h,ad. u ~. Die 2luIaqen Der
4m VT lin Grooutt5 so. Sda6en
S1.OO00tW Gin Sapuner fam um :
2eber
I4r Sduei0erIireif in GeD
9lart III nod 3.nonGtiaer Iauer BE-
en6ef oic $4,000 Sd'nei0erinen
iireifen aber nod wcitcy
Ga ]iorDegen 5crrid,t ciue Dii.
niicrtrlliS.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-02-09
Rmio 300 Gcrioucn iouocr

qmo 5000 Gcrioucn iauocn
uod nmtlid)cn gcridt I'M leeten
{ahrc in Der 5to0t )teip Port cInen
aeualtiunicn Zoo Oarunter pdren
273 Dloroe uno 772 Seibiimoroe.
3pei nlesttrte Gdubcr ilber'
iielen III 6bieago Observation-Disclosures
Ser 8ottirie0 9rcpiug 10, berouh'
Ten ole geamten un0 40 ebel abae'
I5bnte QInqeiieGte I'm $500 mo
enffamen i'll eiuem Auto
Iie SuiIueja Gpjoeaie IN
Sn0africa bat gcgcn i29,ouo Hei'
ihenlebm geior0ert, nic iIH Eorla'
mcnt in Gapitaot omtli@ bctanhi5a-
ae5cn uur0r.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-02-09
GfsGlaftS brast titcbr unS
It6rreres Bier.

Sun0un. Tas brifiidlc
arieao-Gabinett bat beidJluIcm,
cine &ermebrung Oes geieblidl
geitatteten Gunntums Bier nm
% ErOeent nno OeS 9llcubulac-
balts ocs SlereS nm 5 0raN IN
erlanbeu. Iph miro bic 8egle-
rnng nndj iUie nor Ocn @rcis
regnliren.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-02-09

Seuer. hc5 ourf zine Grplo,
fiou oui oem 1el0anlp'er -1iooIO
Tmmtuicu beQaub rjd'tctc an Ger
&oiiey'rort iH Ehil30apfIa ST.
100000 Sda6cn aA.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-02-09

3lt treten. Die geUoamddtigten
Geutid-0eiterrei6'5 miiroen, iagtc
er, 3unadit berotbenoe Gimme bo.
ben Qliniiter Bauer idIoB nit oen
@orten:
DSinnen fur5em ipir6 Ieutjdl.
Ceiterrcid cinen l6eil Don 1entid-
IanO biloen, eincu 3beii ser groBcn
Geutihen Republif.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-02-09

Gntbiianngcn.

3uiidcn GumGnieu nnS 6ranfreIdl,
GrDfbritannleu, StaIien II. 3nR.
lauO abseihlOiiener 0ebeimpaet
befanntgegeben: = 3eigt meldleft
Sobn HumGnien fiir iein Gingrei-
fen in ben @eltfrieg erba!ten
iOllte.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-02-09

True translation lei with the postin .sssr at
NJ ~sukee, Feb. 1919, a, required by
he act OF October g. az
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-02-09

True translation filed with the Postmaster
at Milwaukee. Feb. s. 1913. As required
by the act OF October e. 1917.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-02-09

Trne translation fiei with the postmaster at
Milwaukee, NJ Feb. q. 1918 as required by
The act Of Oetober 6. 1911.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-02-09

True translation flei with the postmaster a
Milwaukee Feb. G. 1919, rs required by the
act of October o. 1917
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-02-09

True translation Iled With ths II
Milwaukee Feb. 1918. as re Il
Act of October 0, 1917
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-02-09

True translation flied with the Postm aster
st Milwaukee. Feb. 6. 1919 as required
by the act of October 6. 1917.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-02-09
9llliirtc iBeiter surnf nm Rinega'
Tlns.

9tn Der 9iina. uHo Der Giieubo6us
Tront III bic Gage unoeran0crt Als
liirte Crippen pur0ct micoerum &C..
smnngcn, iidl antlaag ocn 4incga
IluB bor 0en 9olidcpifi 5urudju
;ieben; Die BET Dem Gori ginega itc.
1cuOcn 2Imerieaner oaaescn uur0cn
nifjt angegriiicH.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-02-09
Sanptitaot 29olbguien's U0n ben
gOlifsluifi geu0mluen.

Copenhagen. 3bitmoir S1upt
itaot 0e5 l5ouUernements 9ol6pnien,
lit DoH oeu RoIihemifi eingenommen
mor0en.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

WASHINGTON PL. w 1867: ntge
& Lawyers Mortge Co to Bowerv Sav
Bank; l2s Bowerv; atty. \ y T s NJ CO,
ELDRlDGE sr, aSHnS So mtse 81 900 samue1 sa1; Deq
Rlker. }r, ano exrs. to- Harman w
Hlen1arishS r % Es. 20 Park av; atty. S Ejl1er.
7TH Av, 1852, JOS NJ Adrian. exr to 1,sn@ ,SYp
Suissman; atty. I B Ripn. 256 Bway.
I'D Az. 1891; The Boys Club TO Emigrant Grant
lndust SAY Bank, attys r & E ] O'Gor-
m man: 81 Chambers st ...........sS,o 900
Guaranty Trust Co Of G N :, lao Bway' yo
attys, stetson, ] & r. Is Broad St
1e9TH ST, n 8. so.1o Fort washington av y
Agnes Carpenter to Nalnessa d Delano,
at Free port l. l.:................. !. SIS, 900
PARK Ar Az W G Soth st; American Trust
Children OF Clegymen of the p Il Church
IN state Of Y, AZ Cedar st SO. 900
74Td ST. 80 W, Melville Scholle & ano,
Trustees to Title Guar & Trust Co l7e
5sp ST, io7 w; Henry De F weeEes o1'S9 s9
al. exrs ess $40 to hobt Mahon. go w llsth
2sp ST, 81 ": iasgsu mSge, $ 900 Gracs O1S
Th0Tng IT. to AtInes AEnea saaler 2s2 W 2Sd
10th ST, 1o2 w mtgs. SIS ooc Tisie ;GS,oVG G;
& CO to Jno II Lawson, 2oa " 97th
s.; attys' Greenbaum, " and z. 2
COLUMBUS Av. S47; mtge S. olive
Flammer admx, to Olive Flamlner, 800
" Io6th st; address Chss a Flalnmer.
ssTH ST. i2s 8 W. ntss ia, oSq. NelviIa
J Scholle and ano, trustees. to. Dry Dock
SaV Inst, SAL Bowery; atty. NJ Itch
cnor, SS Park Row ..............Sl5,00 600
BROADWAY. COB; Lawyers r & n CO
to Emgrant Ind Sav Bank; atty. Edw
J Mcclure. 81 Chambers St $50 900
l7sTH ST, 605-607 w; Herman Stark and
ano to Katie Klein. l27 w l14th st; atty.
Geo J Eichhorn. 500 Bway s.. .06o
11TH Az, 620; mtge. $4,000; Anfds r ana
Chas r Isauerdorf exrs. G r Bauerdorf
to Annie Bauerdorf 625 West End av;
attys, Bauerdorf & Taylor. III Bway -
1l6TH ST 34 W; Ellen 7 Iararche to
Lawyers r & T Co, $50 Bway.:.si2.50 500
CATHARINb ST. n S, 45o W Kos
suth av. 30N100; Louisa Probst and ano
eXtrx. to Louisa Probst -. atty O D
Tompkins, Mt Vernon, y Y.....S2. 900
PROSPECT AN 2l1S. Louis Miller. as
Covert st, Bklyn. trustee, to Title Guar
antee &. T Co. 17o Bway, atty, Title
Guar e r Co, 176 Bway. .........'. sc, 500
BRYANT AN. 1548; Title Guar & r Co
to August G Watering, 55l w l85th
st, exr; atty. Title Guar q 7 Co. 176
Sd AV, 1897. 152d at 25xlsS; Hy
Maui eXr. to Hy Maui, 335 Il l55th st .
"a ptr, atty, Frees & D. 1929 Sd av.s1
CALDW ELL AV, SS5; Lincoln Trust Co
adm, 10 Title Guar &, r Co. 176 Bway
atty. Title Guar & T Co. 1T6 Bway.
$1,000
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
Operators Take
Over Large Flats
On West Side
Shenk Buys Block Front
in 158th Street and Other
Houses; Brown Purchases
Buckingham Palace

Netherland Court, covering the block
front on the north side of 15Sth Street.
between St. Nicholas and Edgecombe
Avenues, has been sold by Burns
Brothers to the College Holding Com
pany. Joseph Shenk, president. 1t is a
SIX story elevator structure, fronting
1877 feet on 15Sth Street. 95 feet on ST.
Nicholas Avenue and 90.2 feet on Edge
combe Avenue. II. M. Fischer was the
broker in the transaction.
Max N. Natanson has sold to Mr..
Shenk the Woodstock and Wallingford
apartments at 535-537 and 539-641 West
l63d Street, two five story modern
apartments, each on plot 77x100.
Bernard London was the broker.
Brown Buys Buckingham Palace
Pcase & Gilman have resold for the
Wompatuck Realty Corporation to
Frederick Brown the Buckingham Pal
ace, six story elevator apartment
house at SAT to 553 West 147th Street,
on a plot 100xl00, adjoining the north
west corner of Broadway.
Houses in Columbus Ave. Sold
Charles S. Kohler has sold for the
estate Of N. Seligman the five story
double fat, with stores, at 845 Colum-
bus Avenue, on lot 25xsO, to the Han
nah A. Realty Company; also sold the
five story four family fat, with stores,
at 925 Columbus Avenue. for the same
estate to the same buyer.
Central Park West Sale
The Houghton Company has sold in
conjunction with Robert M. Fulton,
463 Central Park West, adjoining the
corner of 1Osth Street, a five story
apartment, " plot a2x1oo, to the
United States Lien Company.
Sale in 129th Street
Edward Lowenthal has sold the FIVE
story apartment on lot 25x1O0 at 1872
West 10th Street.
House in 138th Street Sold
Louis Block has sold for Harry Dem
more to the North End Holding Com
pany, 103 West 138th Street, five
story fiat, on lot 25x10O.
Deal in 173d Street
NJ. Nasanowitz & Son have sold to a
Mrs. Bleecker the three family house
at 523 West 173d Street, on lot 19x1OO,
This was incorrectly reported earlier
in the week as being on Hist Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
Bronx Plot Buyers
Plan Improvements
Sites Bought in River Terrace
and Marion Ave. Sales of
Flats and DWELLINGS

B. Fl. Weisker has sold for John E.
Eustls to a. L. Guidone, for imme diate
improvement, the plot 10Ox1oo on the
east side of Harlem River Terrace,
l93 feet south of Fordham Road
The Duff & Brown Company has sold
for Anna NJ. Jones the northwest cor
ner OF 194th Street and Marion Avenue,
plot 5lX1O0, to buyer who will i'm
prove it at once.
Operators Sell 165th St. Flat
The Benenson Realty Company has
purchased from client of Kantrowitz
& Esberg, attorneys, 2S2 East 165th
Street, a five story modern apartment,
on plot 45xS5.
Investor Buys in Bathgate Ave.
Heller & Sussman sold 1850 and 1852
bathgate Avenue, an apartment, on plot
41.6x110.
Sale in Hughes Ave.
Cecilia A. Savage has sold the three
story building on lot 25x10O, at 2255
Hughes venue to Pietro and Antonio
Zizolfo through Angelo L. Frumento.
Deal in Forest Ave.
Ella c. Christie has sold to a client
of Williamson e. Bryan the two-story
frame house, at 730 Forest Avenue.
Sale in 15Sth Street
Eugene J. Busher has resold for
Christopher Steinkamp 3o9-311 East
158th Street to James L. Van SAINT.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
Broadway Building in
Furniture Section Sold
Norman S. Riesenfeld Buys Par
eel From Seaman's Bank
Assessed at $4,000

Norman S. Riesenfeld purchased
yesterday the tive-story building at 369
Broadway between Franklin and White
streets extending back $50 feet to
Franklin Place. The property has a
frontage Of % feet. 1t was sold by the
Seaman's Savings Bank and is assessed
at $4,000.
The property Is in the new Office
furniture district. There has been a
considerable demand for space here
The Broadway subway has done much
to- increase values in this section, and
in. fact the neighborhood is fast re-
gaining its old time position as an ac-
tive commercial centre.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

''@# FL 81 = px'5os q oSs: s.s, iss3n Is s
LEXINGTON AV. n E l1sth St. s0xl3.
Jno Daue4hauer and Jno Thompson,
GO. al Bway. atty 7 & T CO. l7s
T3way, Sept 8, 1915.........-. SIR. 600
72D ST. Is e; Ednund I Bayiies to Jos
L Myers. IS Contra! Park ". and Chas
" Saacke. 10 Convent sv, exrs Robt
W Taller. deed; atty. Beeknlan. Menken
q G. ST. William st, Feb l, 1913.
GRAND ST. sec Essex st. 5ox5o7; Rachel
Cohn to Tillie Wacht, 795 Riverside
Nv; NJ, j. atiS y, Il N Goldberg. aos .Bway;
52D ST 5 : 237 s "a av. 57x1oo.5; East
3Eaos "a s. H9!di5 565 i c. $50 Bway to Title
N Goldberg, 300 Bway; May %, 1913.
coh @ wot 3 s'1 Aar96 "a e. 1sopa STlGo' Rsos Eosh
man to Tillio Wacht. $50 Riverside
Drive. attys. Wentworth LoHensteln q
Stern $50 Broadway June 49, i99S .oo
18Th sii,. ST. ss e Lszin5ton I; 5 ay lsx59oll
Br6adMgsy 5Mg9f Feb sf5y is 9u-o 55s 55
SD sT 50 e; Grenvilie ~: & Pauline Eya S90
net. katonah. ! y, 70 \ Life Ins s
Parish. So Wall ST. Nov rs. 1917. $i0. 900
SA ME property, julius 6; Duke II Rud1sch
TO same; atty, same. Dec 2S, 1905.
25TH ST 27s W; chas a & Laura
Clark 70 chas E Crowei anl chas 4
sau ST. Jan 80. 1906. 5l2 600
96TH ST. .53 Z. John II Bodine TO Zip
porah Prayer; atty. p Franlel 1911
80 av. Jan 81, 1906. ..........-...s 81 900
14SIH ST. II $. 21T.6 e blvd 9th av). Jas
x97.1lxl4 1 6x9s11; Hannah Mendes 70
the Bronx Security & Brokerage Co. 956
e l3sth 81, atty, Isaac Levein, 25s f
l3sth st; Apri! 4. 1913. $3.50
'9IH ST, n s. 2lI " Amsterdam av. Tx
lo2.2. Emily and Edv y " Post to
Clara Schafer. extrx s.l simon Schafer;
atty. Dawes, Stone < A.e. bach. 80 Mas
sau st. Dee 20, 1898 ...... ......si4 900
9TH ST, la5 L. Ninth ST Garage. Inc to
Moses Esherg. 4s0 Vest Ed av: atty
kantrowitA & TsbeIs, 80 sway. July
s7TH ST. 4ss-4s w ics.e rear ba,f S4'sg0 stS
qoor saml w McDona.c.. hsn Union
Co. Ltd, on premises ai7y. WNson Bar
ker & Wager. 4S wal. s.. May 10
SD ST. lo7 ". n $. is W 6ta AZ. s25S 25S
1905. Cath and Patr.cl Naho- 70 flot.
J Mahon. address II Ma hon. 4o War
10TH ST 4l3 W; Ed,v II Fvoud-rGn %
Gertrude Chase Giia.n. trustee. ". Go
c Chase. late OF Caldwell y = ATTY. &
A sherman. "a Wa. at. January g.
lS4V -.....-.. $500
New-York tribune., 1919-06-13
Brooklyn an Active
Place for Home BUYERS

The Realty Trust has sold for the
Artee Realty Corporation the dwelling
at 1861 Sixty-second Street to Joseph
Bauman, and for the Alec Building
Company the following one-family,
semi-detached brick dwellings: At 1926
Sixty-third Street, to Jacob Lederman;
at 2o34 sixty-hfth Street, to Sara
Jacob; 2o4S Sixty-hfth Street, to Louis
Rosen; 2046 Sixty-ffth Street, to Isidor
Rosen; 1926 Sixty-sixth Street, to
Charles A. Jacobs, and 2l47 Sixty sixth
Street, to Ida Sugarman.
Charles Partridge has sold the
modern store and apartment at 6S2
Franklin Avenue to Milton Greenwood.
The Bulkley G. Horton Company has
sold 277 Twenty fourth Street, a
dwelling on lot 20x1oo, for the estate
of James Ochterloney.
F. c. Sauter has sold for the estate
of Daniel Low to Julia VI. Connolly
the three story dwelling $50 Fourth
Street.