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The New York herald., 1921-07-06
EAST SIDE STORAGE co.
LEASES GOTH ST. PLOT
Lessees Get Option to Buy
Building for $350,0O0.

The property of TIE Globe Storage
and Carpet Cleaning Company. at S05 and
so7 East Sixtieth street and SO2 and 3oi
East Sixty-f,rst street. have been leased
for twenty-one years. with an option
OF purchase at s3o0O6a to be exercised
within ten years. 10 Day & Meyer and
Murray & Young. packers and movers.
The former parcel is a ten story struc-
ture on a plot 49.6x125. east OF Second
avenue No. 9O2 East Sixty-first street
Is six story building. and No. SO4 a
nine story structure. each on lot
25x1005. The lease calls for an annual
net rental of S25. 900. beginning July l.
Charles f. Noyes Company leased for
n. Chandler Jones for ten years at an
aggregate rental of about $4,000 the
building at "a Beekman street, between
Nassau and William street, to the Sher-
wood Company of 40 John street Mr..
Sherwood has also obtained through the
same brokers a contract for the pur-
chase of the property. and Will make
extensive improvements and alterations,
and occupy the greater portion for his
bookshop. which has been in the same
neighborhood for many years.
y. The four story saloon property at the
northeast corner of Sixth avenue and
Thirty-siXth street, known as 0lo SlNth
avenue, 24Sx60, has been leased by
Thomas +. Russell to the Gumbiner
Realty Company for twenty-one years
from July I. The lease calls for an
annual net rental of $4,000 The prop
erty is diagonally opposite the old
Herald building.
NJ. & L. Hess, Inc. leased the store
and basement in East Twenty ninth
street TO Henry f. Lack, dealer In rugs
and carpets; also the fourth floor in 26
West Twentieth street 10 Max Weiss
man: space in 10 to 21 East Twenty
second street to Kesselman & Scissor,
the Egyptian Novelty Company and the
Steiner Manufacturing Company.
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Maryland.

FOR Sale-Equlppcd farm, 90 acres: stock,
crops. machinery. dairy fixtures. all neces-
sary crops growing for coming winter use
plenty OF wood and good water; 30 acres
clear, suitable most crops: elegant pasture.
meadow, with stream Of water for stock
land Just rolling enough, no hills or stone
located main line y. O.. r. r., half way
Philadelphia TO Baltimore; station and siding
at farm. price $500: one-half cash. This
property advertised By owner. who must sell.
Possession any time. Address 5i3 Herald.
$50 RroadWay
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New Jersey.

i43 acres. general Farm. 2s miles n. Y city
IL miles 10 r. r. station large house
barns, &C.: large brook, watered pasture
fully equipped with % head cattle. crops
tools and machinery: fruit; some woodland
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SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET.
Long Island.

Long Island.
AT QUOGUE.-A centrally located. well fur
nshed cottage, near bathing beach, 13
rooms, baths. electricity; car garage
with mans room. G. O. BULLUS, Quog,ie,
l.. I. Phone 43e.
BUNGALOW. small. furnished high class
restricted seaHhore resort, Saltalre, Fire
Bryant 426s.
LONG BEAClI-Furnished apartments to
let, one block from Boardwalk. Apply
BYRNE. Front st. Telephone b6f Long
Beach.
LONG BEACIf-Bungafow and apartments
70 let. furnished. Apply BYRNE, Front
ST Telephone 5hi Long Beach.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

wANTED-Teirs OF Mallard Curran Phiipot,
Philadelphia. 1874 George w. Brown, New
ISL ISL 1i HSL1ERAN RAN AGE%NcY % a; nrw Broadwsx r%sy'
Flushing. N Y.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR Sale--Beautiful collection of souvenirs
OF the war. 10i4-1o1s. gathered IN Lille
during the German occupation. Y SIC Herald,
18th st.
VACUUM cleaner, nearly new. for sale. Mrs.
BURDTCK. il West 104th st.
Sxi0 camera. lens, tripod holders, carrying
case. Phone Westchester 1877.
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

YOUNG woman wants furnished room at
Corona. Flushing or Baysidc. with private
family. X fef Herald, 2so Bwsy.
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SUBURBAN HOMES TO LET AND
FOR SALE.

BAYsTDE. DE.-Furnished dwelling. conveniently
located rooms. bath months, s125 per
month. Phone Il. 9. BELL, 3iJ Bayside.
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Above 5oth s,.-5th Av. to North River.

BROADWAY cor (above i25th et) iO0xi00.
O story. stores and apartments. gilt edge
Investment; opportunity seldom offered
principals only. ROBERT LEVERS, Broad
way cor 12d (Knickerbocker), and 310
LenoS Az.
FOR Salc--A beautiful four story residence
on West Side IN the SOS. close to - =" sub
and surface ears all modern improvements
in first class condition, pro medico. T 270
Herald, Herald So
NEAR Riverside Drive. beautiful story high
stoop dwelling, new plumbing electric fix
turos 5000 recently expended on Interior
improvements: only minutes 20 subway ex-
press station. can be purchased AT a low
price with reasonable cash payment. tLAW-
SON & HOBBS, iG1 W. 72d st
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Westchester.

NEW ROCHELLE-Furnish house OF
rooms, improvements, TO let for summer
possession Immediately; near station ant
beach. 064R New Rochelle.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
From Battery to ilth ST.. Inclusive

DESK room. large. attractive office or stor-
age space. Address room 43i. 30 Church ~.
HALF private office. furnished; tolephono,
stenogragnic services. r. 4od Tribune bldg
N Y. OFFICE. 81 a DAY.
In large well furnished office 3 windows
excellent service. best proposition In N. "
Call stuyvesant si30 for Information.
ONE desirable desk room or part Of a pri-
vate office, with telephone service; 81
month. Tel. Stuyveaant Oj6T 100 Broad
way, Room 52s.
SUI LEAsE-sevon months. 500 sq feet.
supt. 377 Bway
unusually low rental. real bargain. WILL
IAN y PARSLEY a Co, 120 Broadway.
Rector 1854
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HENRY S. MOTT CO.. city, country real
estate, 2s5 Flatbush av.. Brooklyn. Ster-
ling 1888.
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Observation-Disclosures


A handsomely furnished 10 room apartment; ;
master bedrooms. master baths, SER
wants rooms. large drawing room, dining
room and kitchen. rent reasonable: located
West End and 10Th st. Particulars. tel.
Schuyler 37s9.
-FOUR rooms, desirable for three; near Co
lumbia: for summer season. Phone Morn
ingside 6121
LARGE apartment, facing south, In the '50s.
on Park av.. to rent furnished for winter.
Any one interested telephone Thursday,
Plaza 1850.
MADISON AV.. 436.-Two rooms bath, kitch-
enette; summer months longer: refer
ences exchanged seen by appointment.
Plaza 749s.
PARTY going out of town will sublet at sac
riflce for July and August rooms beauti-
fully furnished; bedrooms. baths; all
outside rooms: southern exposure; very cool !:
18th floor $500 per month. Telephone Schuy-
Ter $3.50.
PERFECTLY furnished three room apart
ment: 1871 West 57th St; months or
longer can be seen daily until IL o'clock
Phone Circle 1923.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Above 5oth st.-5th Av. to North Riv,

MODERN 3la story high stoop dwelling on
West End av., 19x100, can be purchased for
land value; baths, electric lights and oppor
tunity; terms SLAWSON & HOBBS, 162 w.
I'D 81. Columbus 7240.
3l3 West Ssth st.--A fine four story dwelling
IL rooms baths: immediate possession
caretaker ON premises. Phone Barclay y755,
;. l.. Pakas, 2l Park row.
4.OOO-NEAR WEST END AV.
Beautiful story American basement dwell
ing modern baths; cheapest house west OF
West End av; guaranteed possession; an
excellent purchase; reasonable terms. SIAW-
SON & HOBBS, 162 w. T2d ST. Phone Co
lumbus T2+0.
$500 cash will buy story triple 33.4xl00,
between Broadway and Amsterdam av..
upper West Side; exceptionally easy terms.
TRIPLE. box 1888 Herald, Harlem.
Borough CT Observation-Disclosures
TTFUL brownstone house. best section
I'm Harlem; 5000 cash. balance easy terms
: x ANE co, 800 West 12lst.
cHANCE-LARGE PROFITS.
Near Broadway, elevator apartment houses,
75xloo; rents s2e, 900; price slsS 900
1000; price S205. 600
H. T. WOOD. 22o BROADWAY.
FOR BARGAINS in private dwellings, apply
PORTER CO.. 159 West 125th st.
Borough of BronX-Sale or Rent.
McLERNON BROS. REAL ESTATE.
12s w. Fordham road. Tel. 023o Ford.
Borough of Rroolslyn-SaIe or Rent.
HENRY S. MOTT Co. city, country real
estate, 2s5 Flatbush av.. Brooklyn. Ster-
-
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HOUSES TO LET. FURNISHED.
Long Island,

WOODMERE. L. Ito rent. furnished. to
October, new six room house: bath. Law
atory; garage; screened porch. Tel. Madison
Square 0443 or Woodmere 1929.
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Borough of Rrool,Iyn-saIe or Rent.

McLERNON BROS. REAL ESTATE.
12S w. Fordham road Tel O23O Ford
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MURDOCH COMPANY - Montclair Homes.
Opp. Lackawanna. Phone 46l8.
RUTHERFORD REALTY BARGAINS.
EDW. :. BROWN. Shafer Bldg, Rutherford
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HOUSES TO LET, UNFURNIsHED.

ATTRACTIVE 3 story and basement private
house to rent Park avenue for or
years rental SO, 900 per annum; electricity.
two baths; principals apply personally.
LEON S. ALTMAYER, 62 East Seth St
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New Jersey-Sale or Rent.
FARM PROPERTY.
New YORK

FARM BARGATNS-Doctor will cell. lease,
rent, exchange fine II room stone mansion
improvements: outbuildings; fruits; so acres
located near Kingston, Highwood village
sacrifice. Particulars MAflALEY, 127 w.
1880 St $500 Morningslde.
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.


New Jersey-Saie Rent.
ATTENTION,
HOMESEEKERS.
Here il your opportunity
to buy "A HOmesite
AT YOUR OWN PRICE.
300 Desirably Located 300
RESIDENCE LOTS.
bright Acres"
Located on Pleasant Av.,
Ridgewood, n. J.
Property lies directly in the line of Health
Belt as recorded In Washington. Only
one block from the New York TO Montreal
Highway and Is less than one hour TO New
York by auto by this highway. Entire tract
Is all high and level ground and offers a
wonderful, unobstructed view Of the surroun-
ing country. How to reach the property:
Out Ridgewood av. 70 North Pleasant av. or
by free auto busses from station direct 70
property.
ABSOLUTE AUCTION,
Commencing
SATURDAY. JULY o,
continuing Monday. July H. until all lots are
sold. Sale takes place on the premises
twice daily 80 and p. M, rain or shine,
in electrically lighted tent on the grounds.
Perfect title. easy terms. All lots sold with
taxes paid for 1921 Free transportation TO
out Of town buyers. For further particulars
BY order of L. NJ. CLEVELAND,
the owner Auctioneer.
222 Market ST.. Newark. n. j.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

HAVE 1000 for equity in well located cold
water flat; must be cheap and show good
return on investment.
BILTMORE REALTY CORP TIMES BLDG
PRIVATE HOUSE WANTED.
womans non political organization with
the highest references desires 10 lease for
club room purposes first and second floors
Of occupied or unoccuped private dwelling
situated In zone bounded by Both and 42d
sts., 9th and Park avs, New York city
Communicate Immediately with II. G.
MASON ~ Broad St, New York city.
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Above 5oth st.-5th Av. to North River.
BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

1sT OR 2ND FLOOR. APPROXIMATELY
5000 SO. FIT. SUITABLE FOR OFFICES
AND MAGNETIC SERVICE STATION ON
AND 12ND SITS. ADDRESS SPLITDORF
BRANCH DEPT. eS WARREN ST. NEW
ARK. y. !.
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General Housework. &c.

HOUSEWORK.-Wo wishes position;
plain cooking: small adult family: letters
only A. X sos T.. 55th rear.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Above ~ st.-5th Av. to East River.

ATTRAC1T.f3 new four story whltestone
front AurUFcan basement residence. $685.
600 Unueuany cheap. LEON s. ALTMAYER,
d2 East 9fth.
BARGAIN. Lexington avenue corner dwell
ing; nice residential section S2T .OOS. Quick
action necessary. LEON s. ABTMAYER,
G2 East seth.
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Maids. &C.

rApY'S maid, competent, trustworthy, good
sewer, excellent traveller; best references.
V 100 Herald Herald so.
T,ADY'S maid for one lady nnd willing to
take care OF gcntlenans clothes: good
hacker: best reference. Please apply by let
Ter 10 G2e Lcxinrtun av.. care housekecper;
JNDYS male competent. reliable COOL
traveller. references. NJ. 800 Fast 51th st.
IAIiY'S maid, Sw'ss first class. wishes po.
sition. NJ. ~, GIs Lexington ~.
NATp-Young woman. colored. maid with
actresa, understands dressmaking Write
or phone all week. Miller. 233 West iI0th.
MAID. French. experienced seamstress: use.
ful: references. i53 Herald. Herald 80.
Nurses, sc.
NURSE. trained, position with invalid; terms
reasonable. iTO Herald, Herald 50.
NURSE. trained. refined. colorcd. expert
cnced. care children. 244i eth av., apt. 5Sl
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HOUSEWORK or chamberwork. In apart.
nent young girl best city reference. Call
Ieddy 1GO Il. Nth; no cards.
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HOUSEWORK--Two coiored girls, position.
country; references. Edwards. 201 z.
Tooth
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HOUSEwORK - Present employer going In
country would place colored maid for
house work Riverside 2Ss between and 10.
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Long Island-SaIe or Rent.

GARDEN CITY. No II Magnolia av.--Ten
room stucco house; built 1916: plot 75x150
two baths; beamed ceilings and all improve
ments: one block from Country Life railroad
station. 155 Herald, Herald SO.
1 q i...<.
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$500 cash will buy story triple S3.4xioo,
between Broadway and Amsterdam av..
upper West Side; exceptionally easy terms.
TRIPLE. box 1888 Herald. Harlem.
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Borough CT Observation-Disclosures.
Borough of Bronx-sale or Rent.

FOR bargains in private dwellings app
PORTER CO. 159 West 125th st.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-10-14
ROBBED OWN MOTHER
Sioux Falls Youth Revealed Startling
Story to Mill City Police

Sioux Falls Youth Revealed Startling
Story to Mill City Police
Minneapolis, October 10.-Edgal
Moe, a freshman medical student at
the University of Minnesota. stood in
the office of Frank Brunskill, captain
of Minneapolis detectives Saturday
afternoon, and while his bewildered
mother stood listening, he told how
he had plotted with a former convict
to rob his mother Of 5000 In jewels
president of the Moe hospital and
Clinic, Sioux Falls, s. D.. q reputed
millionaire
The strange story unfolded by the
young man followed his arrest at the
University campus after his mother
and P. s. Pickett, chief Of detectives,
Sioux Falls, had come TO Minneapolis.
Mrs. Moe was robbed on Septem-
Der "a, in Sioux Falls of $4,000 worth
of jewels and $4,000 worth Of furs.
The young man told his mother and
police that he had planned the rob-
cry to get ready monev. but that he
getting only one loose diamond for
his share. This diamond, pawned
for $40 in a Minneapolis pawnshop
and identified by Mrs. Moe after her
arrival in Minneapolis connected the
young man with the robbery.
Moe declared he pawned the dia-
mond, because he had infatuated
with a girl after his arrival in Min
neapolis and had spent all his money.
Although the diamond was valued at
$155, he said the pawnbroker refused
to give him more than $50 which was
all the money he obtained from the
$4,000 robbery.
After Zoe had told his story he
was released and left Saturday night
for Sioux Falls with his motter and
Detective Pickett His mother said
he will not be prosecuted but will be
given chance to atone for his mis-
deeds.
Moe met Clifford Rowls. a man with
a long police record, early In Septen
Der, after having become acquainted
with q number Of criminals, he said.
Moe agreed to the robbing OF his
mother, only after repeated sugges.
lions by Rowls, he declared.
Upon arrangement with Moe. who
had given Rowls the combination to
his mothers jewel safe. Rowls en-
tered the home while the family was
away, looted the Jewel safe and took
the furs and clothing, Moe said. 1t
was agreed that only the jewels be
taken but Rowls enlarged his field
Of operations, the young man admit
ted
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-10-14
KHAN BOY HITS GRIEF
RedWing CitizensTa keUm-
bragg At Operations
CHASE HIM TO COVER
Tear the Sheet FromHim; lden-
tity Exposed and Police
Notified

Redwing, October 10.--A young
man, age about twenty years parad-
ing around near the Charles Betcher
Property In West Redwing, swathed
In white sheet, came to grief when
Emil johnson, West Fifth street, on
his way to attend church decided to
investigate.
The lad was captured, the sheet
torn from him, him name and identi-
ty learned and his name reported to
to the police. He claimed IL was but
a joke but the majority Of citizents
are tired of such jokes Of that kind
and ready to take action. II II prob
able that this young man will escape
with nothing more drastic than lee
ture. Some people claim he was lucky
that he didn't get worse while In the
act Of perpetrating his Ill advised
Women and children Of Redwing
have been frightened Of late by night
providers garbed In white, imitators
II is thought. Of the so called Ku
Klux Khan.
Chief Of Police Jackson said today
some action would be taken in the
near future 10 deal With such offend
ers. Citizens in general have already
decided and the treatment won't be
very easy o take either
County Attorney Arntson said to-
day q complaint would be sworn out
against the young man today and
that he would probably be arraigned
on charge Of disorderly conduct. 4
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-10-14
SESSION AT LUV[RNE
Presbyterians Synod Is To
Hold Forth There
BOOKED ON TOMORROW
Delegates Will Assemble In That
City From All Over
Minnesota

The synod of Minnesota Of the
Presbyterian Church in the United
States meets at Luverne tomorrow.
Minnesota has the honor Of having
one of its ministers. DR.. II. G. Swear
tngen, Of st. Paul as moderator Of the
Presbyterian church, and he win be q
notable figure at the sessions Of the
There are 34,773 Presbyterian
members in Minnesota, three per
cent more than last year. The number
Of additions on confession OF faith
this year was 20 per cent better than
last year. There are 34.463 Presby-
terrain Sunday school students In the
state, which II very slight decrease
over normal. but q slight increase
Amount Of Contributions
Minneapolis presbytery leads the
denomination In contributions to the
worldwide enterprises of the Pres
byterian church, north. That pfesby-
tery's per capita giving for denomi-
national benevolencesi 1871, the bes
Minnesota record. The denomination
al average is $3.50. Minnesotans' gifts
to the denominational enterprises have
gone from $l51,72S to- their 1921
mark OIL SSZo,oft. 1ulb II Halu Oh
113 per cent. 1t the same time the
contributions for local church wor,;
have grown So per cent and the total
that is being spent for local and gen.
eral work is now $1,141,960.
Increase In Benevoienees
st. Paul presbytery has record Of
$16.07 per member, and Minneapolis
1929 per member, for denominations
al work. st. Paul Is second in the
presbyteries Of the whole denomi-
nation and Minneapolis Is fifth.
The presbytery at Mankato, which
acts as host of the synod at Luyerne
reports an increase In benevolences
Of lat per cent over the average and
contributions to local church work Of
Of lat per cent over the average and
The evangelistic activities of Pres
byterian membership are Indicated
the ratio of members to new commu-
nicapts. For the state this Is t--o'v-
to one. The presbytery of Adams
leads In this respect with proper
ton Of six to one. Minneapolis and
st. Paul have q mark Of thirteen to
one,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-10-14
BACK IN OLD HOME
Henry c. Hartunq Visits Scenes Of
Former Days; From Idaho

Henry c. Hartuna Visits Scenes OF
Former Days; From Idaho
II can see great change In
Mankato since left here more than
twelve years ago" was the opening
statement made by Henry G. Hartung
to The Free Press late yesterday when
he arrived with Mrs. Hartung from
Lewiston, Idaho to visit relatives here.
Many new streets have been opened,
fine buildings erected and the city has
taken on a metropolitan air since
last saw It." Mr.. Hartung at the time
he was Mankato resident was fore
man of the car barns for the Mankato
Electric Traction company and Is now
manager for the Lewiston Clarkson
Transit company, operating four city
cars In the two cities, the latter OF
which is just across the line in the
state of Washington in the heart oil
the fruit belt of the northwest.
Mr.. Hartung Is commenting on con
ditions as they appeared to him on his
return said that he is surprised at the
prices that are charged here for food
higher than prices In cities farther
west. He reports that building Is &C.
tive In his home town. A new $3.50, 000
hotel Is in the course of construction
in Lewiston and the Elks are now TAX
ing subscriptions for new home. Mr..
Hartung is member OF the lodge
building committee and said that
there will be no difficulty in raising
the money for the structure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartung are here to
visit the formers father and sisters
George Hartung of 315 Rock street
Mrs. G. G. Erdner, Mrs John Bremen
and Mrs. Ernst Wester who Is Ill al
a hospital at this time.
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MRS. M'BRIDE DIES
Well Advanced In Years She Sue
cumbed; Funeral Tomorrow

Well Advanced In Years She Sue
cumbed; Funeral Tomorrow
Mrs. Margaret Mcbride of West
Mankato. died Saturday at noon al
the ST. Joseph's hospital, death be-
ing caused from complications. Mrs
Mcbride was eight-six years of age
She was born in Limerick county, Ire
land. Sixty years ago she was mar
ried to John Mcbride, and to. this un-
ion were born twelve children. Five
of the children and the father have
preceded the mother to the grave, The
children who are living are Mrs. j
H. O'Connor of Mapleton, T. J. Nc.
Bride of Chicago, Mrs. Margaret Far
rell, Josephine and Anna. all three Of
this city, Sarah of New York CITY, and
Francis Of Minneapolis.
She was loving mother and de.
voted friend to all who knew her
She was a resident of LeSueur and
Blue Earth counties for frty- three
years.
The funeral will be held from st
Johns i Catholic church tomorrow
morning at nine o'clock Intermeni
will be made in the Calvary cemetery