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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders at
torney)
Manhattan

CoLrMRuS Az, W =, 75.ll ssth s., :5I
75-Therese Hamburger 20 she Pub
lie Library, Aston. Lcnox and Tide1
Foundations, Nov !. 1913; attys, Ph!lhtn
9TH ST. i22-Edmund aud Libhe l. BIT
timer to Berthold Ehrenberg o, Yonk-ra
\ V Jan ?, 1874: attys, : DanneuherE
20. $50 BWsy ........... ...... s. 00n
and Laurence Ciorn 10 Anna Esposito
l6e L l06'h It. Dec ! >. 1914; atty, Title
Guar & T 60, l76 Bsav. 5000
MAIDEN LANE, al, Front At, 81 t-6pl--
Preferred City Real Estate Co. 100 VII
lam st. 70 VIM Dean Hovells. lso W
carter, Jr. III Rvay. .............s3.oo o
HESTER ST. MORRIS and Rachel cod
berg et al to the Fast River say instu.
2ai Bway. June 1907; ATTY. Richard
sOrTH ST, ta-Rlchmond Rochester
WhitestOne. l. l. to sarah W Nh eNrv
wiz Geo Hil. ct a., Aug 10 1919 atty.
lawyers T 4 r GO, 100 BsAy ... $50 600
60 to John F MakI-y exr. . Pryor :,
Larchwont, y Y, Nov H. 1918. attys
Rsuerdorf & TAYLOR, III Bway ....Sl, 500
10th ST T. 40 Madison az, SIX
100 / sams 20 Jacob E"s"nthRl. 5so
West End az, Soy S. 1918, attys Marks
ITH Az, cor b9th S. ic5.SSso --Afion
Society to the Bauit for Savings in CT,
% y Y. Fob ~, isS7, atty, L VI BurE
hard, III Bway..... ...,..... 5000 0Oo
mond Constr CO % saul I Kowarsky. IS
r Seth a, Jar :, 1916. atty, Robt c
aitrAhshn. ~ Exchange pi..,,..Slo II. oQo
WEST BROADWAY. e $. So Houston g.
ls6x5o--ches and Karoline Joserhsus
a. West B"ay, 10 Francis J and Cora
G MuhU0E, 90 Vernon Terrace. East o.
enGe, y !. march -, 1919, atty, Ottn
y Ha,k lfi Bway................ s. $40
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OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX

EAST 18TH STREET.-THE Charles
Galewski Company, Inc. bought from
the Clinton Avenue Realty Company.
Inc, the five story apartment house,
40Xlo0. AT s25 East 18TH street. The
property rents for $4,000 and was held
at $4,000. George J, McCaffrey was
the broker,
EAST l55TH STREET The Dcnwood
Realty Company benjamin Benen-
SEM bought from the estate OF Miles
A. Seed 3o6 and 32s East l55th street
a Ave story apartment house, on plot
50X1oo. held at $4,000. NJ. S. 4 / s.
Isaacs represented the estate as at
torneys. Tho broker was j. Clarence
Davies.
COLLEGE AVENUE-Cahn & Pittman
bought from Lena Ohlsen two four
story fats, 50x85, at 4s3 and ss5
College avenue, held at 900.
through A. g. Bechmann
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COMPANY TAKES QUICK PROFIT

The Jules Realty Company made
quick resale OF Nos. $3.50 West 1891
street Tho company purchased the
property about ten days ago from Max
Lippman and Max Chicken and resold
1t yesterday TO the Mason Realty Com
pany MAX y. Nathanson). William s
Baker arranged both the purchase and
the resale. The deal includes two new
flve story law walkup apartment
houses. each on plot 75xlo0. Each
Yields gross rental OF SIS 900 n year
The combined properties were held at
$40 900, The transaction was for all
cash
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SELLS COLUMBUS AVE. CORNER.

Abel King and others yesterday sold
to an operator whose name was not
announced. The apartment house prop
erty on the southeast corner OF Column
bus avenue and Eighty street
The transfer includes seven story
building on the immediate corner and
two FIVE story buildings adjoining on
Eighty-hfth street The combined
properties cover plot fronting 1923
feet on Columbus avenue and 100 feet
on Eighty-ffth street The purchaser.
it is understood will begin. about Oc-
,ober |, to alter the large suites in the
corner building into small units. and
possibly extend the alterations TO the
adjoining properties. These alterations
will be in keeping with similar cha nges
In apartment houses made to meet the
demands for accommodations for small
families.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-18
LEASES APARTMENT HOTEL.

II Stanley Green. recently OF the Hotel
Marie Antoinette purchased from Harry
s. Proctor his lease and furnishings In the
RoyaIton apartment hotel. ~ West Sew
enty-second street. Mr.. Green has taken
possession Of the hotel. which contains
ffty-two apartments. all under lease
until October, 1919. The broker was
Daniel =. Ritchey. who has also Sc
cured for Mr.. Green ten year extern
sion OF the present lease from Edward
West Browning, the present owner.
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Woodstock Hotel Co to Kineo Realty
Co, III ,Bwsy, duo Dec 81. 1919, 5h%,
pr mtg si2s.ooo: attys. Leventritt: &,
d il, III Bway .................S5o SOC, 900
Manhattan Island. north OF 10th streetb
i:5TH ST. 5is W. 25xe9ii. NJ, Jan
ie--Martin A Graham to Sophia and
Esnn{ ssi 81. s So Everett T', it. H due
18TH r" sT' G iis W. iss.s,ii. n' Nv
ssa W S sSs soG to 'smSTo S Ssrg
pr mtg 5000 atty, l. r & T co, 100
b"bS .'t.'. ''',..'. ...'..,.' low
Bronx.
Borough or Tho Bronx
CLINTON Az. ?iJ0. = ., s31i6o-- Ssd!s'
schwartz to Jacob lillian, jackson ay.
corona. l. !, Jan 10, due as por bond
WEST ia LOT s5s. map wskeneid, ssiS
i,leberman. rs f 2isth st, pr mtg So;
500. Jan l6, yrs. &c; atty q
BRo BRO; away ' jSs. 5, ssxioo-wimri 'G n
Kirchhof TO WIN Mack, ls2i sth sI.
Brooklyn, pr mtg si2.5oo, Jan is. due
June is, 1920. SO atty. T O r co.
JEROME W.. $50 n Bedford Ps \.
yrs. 90 attys. Holden & c, Mount v sns
vALENTrNE AZ. cor issd st. ss.iis
Holding Corpn, 217 Bway, pr mtg vas
600 Jan Is, due Jan /. 1922, 6T atty.
PARK Av. 8. $50 s 174th 81, COX irres 81
Universal Sheet Metal Works. Inc. IN
Aaron Brand, 1910 Crotona Park II, ct al,
Jan IS, yrs, 6,sfo atty. q 7 e. G.;
SAME PRoPERTY-ssme TO same, pr mtg
$4,000, Jan Is. insta's. GO; samn
ARTHUR Az. 2122. ., i6sxi0o. John
Byrnes to fremont Bldg q Loan Assn,
1881 Washington av, Jan IS. instals, 6Ss
atty, r q a. T Co, ZIG Bway. $4,000
18th ST q. $50 Courtlandt av. b0x
l00-Fred Meyer 10 Chas D STEINER. al
Jan 2. 1929, Sc atty. C A Furhman, I'd
av and l4Sth st..................S 10000
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PRIVATE LEASES.

Samuel II. Martin leased for Juliet b
Appleton the four story dwelling so7
West Seventy-frst street to Jacob I.
Phillips
Goodwin & Goodwin rented for Man
haitian Life Insurance to Isadore Gelb
the three story and basement private
dwelling at Is West 120th street.
Payson Mel. Merrill Company sub
leased an apartment at 15S East Seven
ty-ninth street for Harry c. Hermerdin-
ger to Lieut.. Charles L. Zabrtskie for
Socurbee, inc.
George w. Sssse leased for the estate
OF ]. c. wiswall the three story dwelling
oc3 West II 9th street.
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Mother and boy Drown.

DANvEns. Mass, Jan. 17.---Mrs. Ed
ward NJ. Robinson. wife OF the Brown
University football coach. and her young
son Richard were drowned to-day when
she attempted to rescue the boy. who
had broken through the ice OF an old
millpond at the rear Of the Robinson
residence here.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-18
BUSINESS LEASES.

Douglas Robinson, Charles Il. Brown
Company leased the building a, 1875
Third avenue TO Peter J. and Peter 9.
Adams; a loft nj so 'ifia avenue TO
Blaukfort & Mntz Co. loft al o.
East Tenth street 10 Jacob Bookmap
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-18
TENOR sUBLETs STUDIO.

John Mccormack, opera star. ha.
subleased his studio apartment at 40
West Fitty-seventh street TO Cartiano
Scarpitta. The deal was negotiated by
Payson Mel. Merrill Company.
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lat 1910 THIRD AVENUE,
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

18TH ST. 500 w--Morrls Watkins Ar,
B. Smith ct al, Dec :, 1918 (caS-
,7 G.II'd r. q, rMn.r,.m min ,iSo
agt Regina saportss ct al, Nov aS
<STH st. g, 800 Fifth av-Corus,i
Marble Works, Inc, ast I Jules Mayer
ct al, July IL. 1918 tcancelledl siiD 81
ii&TH ST. co; to coo W-Cr,escr & ia!
stead, Inc, sgt Grenell Corp ct al, Dec
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REAL ESTATE JoTTINGs.

Justice Hendricks appointed Henry
Brady receiver OF 292 East Third street.
pending foreclosure proceedings.
]. H. English has been appointed
agent of sci West Fitty-scond street.
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BUYS NEW LAW APARTMENTS.

Edward w, Browning bought from the
state Investing Company, Frederick
Middlehrook president. the sixty family
new law apartment houses at Is 10 81
West 1880 street. on plot l00xl00 FP.
Menke was the broker in the transac-
ton.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
lat II VEsEY STREET

by Joseph p. Day.
18TH ST. ISL z. n s, rs " LIST av. 25173iy
26.4xeS.1 sty eluhhouse--Empire Trust
Co aEt Hugo prayer Mt al; due $3.50,
taxes, SC, $500; 20 Ernest y Adler;s. 90
By samuel Marx.
list ST si+ W. So. 81 W West End av.
lTSio0.5, 3 sty and dwlg-H p whit
lock. ct al, ears &c, agt q Murphy e.
al; due, va 6e877: taxes, &c, s63o7o 20
the plaintiff. ...,,,...,.,....... $4,000
lat 1910 THIRD AvENUEl
By Henry Brady.
ST PETERS Az. 1904. n s. so Maclsy
av. 75xee.2-M 3 Stone ast Wilru,
Realty % at al: due. t%??9.60; taxes
&C. si.2asSi; to the plaintiff. 81, 600
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a ''-'' ''N'''N 49, ''''''''-' ~ t'''R'F ana
Attorney
Downtown.
south OF Fourteenth street.
MAIDEN LANE, cor Front s.. eqA
So 20 Fletcher st T6SA7eS
Maiden lane, u . cor Water st 6: *
sos 10 Fletcher 81 y 81 6NsG a.
ms equal lien with mtEs recorded NOV
30 1917, and Mar & 1878 Smith valley
Really Corp % New Jersey Zinc 20.
5d Wall 1t. Dec 81, 1918. due and int
as per bond, atty, Frank = nolan. 50
srRING ST. AS, :. 2ONso p N. Jan
lS--Reni Harris to Manhattan SAVING
Inst, so Bway yrs. int as per bon
atty, lily W Kennedy. 66 Bway, Sc 500
Fast Side.
east OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th strcets.I
FIRST AV, 1874, 25xS7, Jan T. -siegfrled
Fantel 10 VIM Klapper Ssl y 7:d
st due and int as per bond. pr mtg
10000, atty, Moses Goodman, ?S7
b"aN '''''' .''t.'.- '..--'t.''' y" 900
West side.
owes, OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and HON Streets
43D sr. IA and AS W. 6OAlOo6. Nth
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-18
FARMS FOR SALE.

FOR SALE--S0 acre farm, . minute va <
from trolley. near MCr!den. two family
house. city water. GRtLlfH n SpS
Martdsu Gam
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CAPRONI FLIES FROM
DETROIT TO DAYTON
Big Machine Carries 4 Men
Mineola Man Pilot.

bombing airplane. one OF three built in
Detroit. left Morrow Field here at noon
to-day for Dayton, Ohio. 1t was plotted
BY Capt. Edward l.. Williams, Jr.. chief
Instructor at the aviation field at Mine
ola. y. V. and carried four passengers.
The plane. which has a wing spread
Of seventy-flvc feet Is equipped with
four Liberty motors capable OF develop
ing !. $50 horse power.
In addition to the pilot those In the
machine were Capt. L. v. D'Annunzlo,
con Of Major Gabrielle D'Annunzio.
Italian poet and aviator: Lieu. y. @.
Lodewyck. Lieut.. II. L. Harris and
George Buzane. an automobile race
driver, who Is acting as guide on the
trip.
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DAYTON. Ohio. Jan. 1.-THE big
Caproni bombing airplane arrived from
Detroit at McCook Field here at ?
o'clock this afternoon after "A voyage
devoid OF Incident.
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

losTH ST. co Z. Alfalfa q lockwood -
Areu RosenkrantE, 50 L l0sth s.. > W.
from Dec I. 1918; atty, Jas A. Turley. ?3S
7eb 5V az rs f f. .Ks sHa A-lock to h@g
Graf 2l+ E 9th st. ) yrs from Feb l.
1919; address, A Graf 2is T. 7ed 81, re-
pairs, &c, anu ,''.,,,..,,......, VI, 900
sTH Az. 4l3. al,--MaN Caessr TO Icon
Feinbers. 30 W ll?th st, and ano 2-i2
yrs from Feb !, 1919; atty, Benj Weiss
mtEs S. 600 and t-.....,s.s0s 10 IS, 200
lseD ST, S?i.2s W., all-An~. n Trow-
bridge and ano TO Goelet leasing co, ii5
Bwsy, yrs from Jan !, 1919: atty
Jacob herman, $40 Buay. ......st.. 600
BROADWAY. lS2 portion NJ store. pA-t
cellar and use show window 1890 Bway-
GRAY Drug 30 to Frank Kalcn, 1889
Southern Blvd. f-r.n Jan g, 1919. TO Dec
~, 1873; atty, Georso Hirseh, ll23
bNsy ..s''''-....-. wv VV
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REAL ESTATE.

n MOI F. 1879 Bwsy. y. Y. Ths
L. " best along Sorth shore
As No w /. for sale o. rent.
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For RENT OR SALE-Smnl hrtck fac.
tory iu Nr,ii-u Ga 4. z. TIE GCILlCH
ESTATE. Meridsn. Conn
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LIS PENDESS.
Manhattan.

BANTER ST. 81 and 90; 18th st, sss and
s3s f. ana 1924 At. so W-Mary Tsrditi
agt Lewis II romaz-ol,i ct a. faction TO
construe VIII. SCI; attys, Lind &
p'elner
llsrH Sr So. go and So E-ccn,ral Union
Trust co ~ y sgt broadway John st
Corp ct al foreclosure ~ three mort e
CAGES; attvs, tArkin & Perry.
Frederick G Reynolds ct al agt Clara W
SeumeEen ct al faction to recover pos e
session; atty, r Brown.
BROADWAY, cor l2Gth st. 99liI75N
irreg--Farm"rs Loan Trust Co agt
Samuel Mcmillan ct al foreclosure OF
mortgages; attys. Geller, Rolston &
Koran.
ssrH ST, s2G and s2s E-Hen-y Dryfoo,
ct al ast Eide Levenson ct al Gorec .osurs
of mortgage: atty. W Adams
Bronx
loo--Henry BerEhorn's SONS, Inc. AEt
F!lomena de Lorenzo at al foreclosure
NJ MORTGAGE; attys. Efars & Abberiey.
i6eTH ST. W cor StebbinS av, ls5xso--
Farmers Loan b Trust Co, as trustee.
sst Violet Corwith ct al foreclosure %
m"rtgage): sttys, Geiler Ro!ston &
Koran
BATHGATE Az, 'l7s-Msrv Ts-d'n aG,
Lewis II Tomazzoli ct al tforsclosurs %
MORTGAGE; attys. LIND & Pfe!fer
LOT e., block e6l5. section 10 on AK ma n
City Of Now York agt Joseph q
Downes ct al faction TO forec'oso tax
licnl; atty. W p Burr.
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mo- LIN ron nusINrss rTRrOsEs
FOR SALE OR RF>


cTnpEc " large light show rooms neS
Will surWsN station. ITO IVES, IOfh.
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MORTG CAGES.

W!.h name and address OF i.nder and
attorney
DOMntnMn.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-30

in one which involves the entire Indus
trial, merchantile. financial and trans
portation structure and their interre-
lations," Mr.. Tinkham said. Before
any legislation Is passed which at
tempts TO reduce the present cost OF
living, such questions as the following
must now. after the experiences and
experiments OF the last four years, be
authorltatively answered:
"i-Whether government control in
creascs or decreases costs and effici-
ency.
"2--whether fixing of prices by the
government increases or decreases the
cost OF living, -
"3-whather horizontal increases OF
wages meet the problems, or increase
the cost OF living without final beneht
TO the producer as we'll as to the con-
sumer
"4-what relation the present infiat-
ed currency has to the cost OF living;
and many general questions Of like
vital Importance.
These questions can be answered by
such u committee AZ I propose ana
with these answers there can be en-
acted legislation which will be intel
ligent, scientific and with some hxed
principles.
THE passage of legislation not
soundly based on correctly ascertained
general knowledge and sound funda-
mental principles can not reduce the
cost of living and may disasterouslS
increase it. r....
AS TO the Kenyon Anderson DILL
whether the policy proposed In II
would lead to the increased cost OF
meat and meat products to the con-
surner is a matter OF serious contro-
versy. To which side the decision
should go, ! do not know, but l do
know that a thorough and complete in
vestigation Of the present cost OF living
is Of vital importance and that general
measures. not special measures. must
be taken"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-30
Grundy Center Items.

Special to T1meS-ttepuDilCan
Grundy Center July s0-Philip Leib-
sohn, of Cedar Rapids, formerly Of this
place has just closed a deal for the
purchase Of the dry goods and clothing
stock of the Lynch & Ash firm. This
is the business which Lynch & Ash re-
Gently purchased from the Grumpy
Mercantile Company, and IL one OF
the largest stocks In town. 1t has not
been definitely determined as vet what
will be done with the stock. MI.
Leibsohn may move II to Cedar RAPIDS
where he operaes a store, or 1t may be
sold in bulk.
H. z. Morrison. who has been as
sistine for some time In the grocery
store OF Arends & Stachour. has pur-
chased the stock and business and
will continue the grocery business
Messrs Arends & Stachour expect 70
devote their entire time now to theif
land business.
A young man who gave his name az
Harold Smith was arrested near TINS
place and given his preliminary near
ing Yesterday charged with larency.
He appeared at a house in the country
and knocked and when no one re-
sponded he went IN and took some
rings. a brooch and a shotgun anc
started off with them. He was seen ~
the act by neighbors who were thresh-
ing and they surrounded him In corn
field and after taking one shot at him
succeeded in capturing him. He aa-
mitted his guilt and will receive his
sentence this week.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-30
TURKS SLAY MANY GREEKS.
Half Cooked Victims Are Turned Out
to Die in Cold.

New York, July 30.-Charges that
Turkish officials decimated the Greek
population along the Black Sea coast
$50, 900 men, women and children Nv
ing between Sinope and Ordou. with
out the shedding of blood but by par
boiling" the victims in Turkish baths
and turning them half clad out to die
of pneumonia or other ills in the snow
of an Anatolian winter, are made In
letter from DR.. George E. White. rep
resentative Of the American Commit
tee for Relief in the Near East, made
public here today.
Sinope was the birthplace Of the
philosopher Diogenes. DR.. White re-
calls. and Ordou is just beyond Cape
Jason which is still preserved in mem
DRY of the Argonauts and the Golden
Fleece. The letter, written TO Prof.. j.
P. Xenides, secretary Of the Greek Re-
lief Committee here, described the new
method of Kidding the land of its in
habitants which, it said, was some
what different from that employed py
the Tanks against the Armenians.
The worst of the crimes laid to the
Turks. according to DR.. White, were
1917 when orders were issued for the
deportation of the Greeks along the
Black Sea coast. The people. he
wrote. were crowded into the steam
rooms of the baths in Chorum under
the pretense Of sanitary regulations
and after being tortured for hours
were turned out of doors into snow
almost knee deep. and without lodgins
or food. Their garments. which had
been taken from them for fumigation,
were lost, ruined or stolen. Most OF
the victims, ill-clad and shiverins'
contracted tuberculosis and other pull
monary diseases and died in swarms
on the way to exile, the letter declared
DR.. White said that In the province
of Bafra, where there were more than
$4,000 village Greeks. now less than
10000 survive and every Greek settle
ment has been burned. The number
of orphans. including some Armenian
and Turkish children in the entire dis
trict, it was said, aggregated 10000
Since the armistice, the doctor wrote
many of the deportees have been re-
turning to their ruined homes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-30
Little Ben,y's Notebook
BIZ LEE PAPE

Ny cuzzin Artie was GROUND last mite
and me and him played parcheezie and
lotto and authors up in the setting
room until ma sed. It's getting late.
Benny, Ant Sue will be getting anx-
ious about Artie. Ant Sue being
Arties mother, and I sed, She knows
ware he Is. ma
And I know ware he's going. start
ing immeditly, sed pop. Meening
home, and / went down stairs with
him to take him to the frunt door,
and Artie sed, G. tell you lets wal,
lets camelflRg our faces with bernt
cork and put the hall lite out and see
IL we can see each other in the dark.
Witch we did, me finding cork out
in the kitchen and berning the end OF
II with a candle. and we rubbed It
over each other faces till they was
both camelnagged black. and got up
on a chair and put the hall lite OUT
and we stood there seeing II we could
see each other. wich we couldent, anu
lest then pop called from the setting
room, Benny, wat the mischifr are you
doinx down there all this time!
WITCH I dident anser enything, and
Artie whispered. Shh. lets see II he can
see us in the dark. And pritty soon
non came to the top OF the stairs, say
ing, Well for the love Of Peet, the
halls a. black as the inside Of hat
Benny, Benny.
WITCH nobody ansered. and pop
started to come down. saying, nc
couldent of gone up to bed very well
without me seeing him, this Is a
funny thing. .,u
And he kepp on coming down TILL
he was down, saying, Mitey queer,
mitey queer And Jest then he pumped
into samthing. being me, and SEQ
Hello, pop. I'm camelhasged.
You're a COMPOUNDED little nuisance
you pritty neer scared na out Q.
yeers growth. sed pop. wares tha'
blasted lite. And he started TO wawx
lords 1t feeling up in the air, ahc
Test then he bumped into sumthine
elts. being the chair I climbed up or
to put the lite out. :.
Owtch. my shin. blast It, hang II
this mite be funny in Charlie CHAP
lin comedy, but doubt 1t, SEQ pop
And jest then he bumped into sum-
| thing elts, being Arties. pop sayinT
wat in the werid did you move ove'
heer for, are you trying TO trip me W
or watt
That amt me. pop. I sed. and Artl'
sed, IT. me. Unkle Will. I'm camel
tagged too.
wat, you stil1 heer?-wen you won
be mulch longer. sed pop. And NJ
struck . match 70 put Arfie out by
and wen ne ssw his face he was az
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-30
TEETH.

Your teeth are to chow and smile
with. II you tried to chew without
teeth you would chew in vane. and II
you tried to smile without them you
would Of looked mulch better II you
hadent
= Ladies with bewtifill teeth smile the
offenest, being more on account OF
having bewtifill teeth than on account
Of having funnier Instincts. II you
suddinly went up to lady and asked
her wat she was smiling at, she would
proberly Just close her smile with no
anser.
Everybody has 3. teeth belonging to
them, ony meny people have spaces
and teeth insted OF all teeth. Nobody
can save s2 teeth and spaces besides.
People with their spaces rite In frunt
are less bewtiflll but easier to remem-
Der.
Babies have no teeth to begin with.
making their mouths feel 30 vacant
that they try to stick everything In
they can get q hold Of. Wen baby
gets it,, ferst tooth its . sine that It's
going to get more, and the hole family
thinks 1t has did sumthing wonderful
and the baby would proberly think 40
too, ony 1t cant think yet
A few things that are bad for the
teeth are as follows, picking them with
pins, biting stones and other hard sub
stantses, getting hit in the mouth with
fists, and falling on the face from
high distances.
The teeth should be brushed at leest
once 4 day weather they need 1t or not.