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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
With name and address. OF lender. a.

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'lit GS'T' bee AZ y, !, .ows g95 r I,G'h =, ls5:S
Schwah 60 Frances VI Fechheimsr; nttys.
kmrzmnn & =. 20 Broad st $500. 5000
80. Apr 4, 1905 WIN $ Driver to pen
%nington Whitehead Paris, Franc. trs
att>s puer, strong 4 whitehead. -
lo9p ST, n ;. los, " columbus av' iSsy
loo.l Feb /, ISos--Rachel McAu,ey -
nrthqr G h~os,Hiek: adm atty. Mac.
BATHGArE Az, 1885. =. q n l7tth 81.
?6,-Ns5.s. July -, isI2-J"s Garcia 10
Johanna fr3eh,lch III + soth st ATTY;
o ESQ, map 1lot va,ian Estate. 3,un
M M1T ): Noy p- Il, l' %onI ana Marths
q M't FsrkI nSs n,!'f fe Val IGn'sn' at"'' sT' So
HAwTIiORNE ST, n :, isi n " Rrold
way OF kingshridse road i;Nioo; Mar
av. 10 Max Marx, IlS Convent az atty.
Lewis s Marx. l?s Bway. ...... 81. 600
SAME PROPERTY and ~dste-same TO
I.TH sr' az VIM " mort on Lease. ~ tpT
-. lslS--Frank Trowbrxise - Genie
n BENDER: atty, Benz y Greiler sgs
ssTM ST. rs. ~ e s,h 4. i;xss.s' JS"
q, lsli-Jns l. and JulS e Corning t.
Laura APPEL; att>s, Lord. II -: 80
CLAY *, 1859, " ~ n ,if;,n Ct,
;%Ixsos; July CO. lsiiysnw Fisher to
Theall 4 u. - Wal ...,..... 1000
ls.3x7is. Oct -, ~lsl3-Julia - Lewis
70 VI Loretta Fallon; attNs, McLaugh
lin 4 s, - william st.......,.....ss0o
llsTN ST, 2 T.. II =. 50 . 9Th aV, 2;N5O ),
May 2. iso7-Mollie Sitner to Association
for tn. Relief OF Respectable Aged In
disent Females In the city OF y ! attys,
OBrien, Boardman & +, : Rector
2p sr' ?is E. :, :5xsG G,?5xGs4; Hous.
ton at. $40 Il n e., cj.lNsi, 9v2bN67, Feb
: leie-Rubin md Rosie Stilman to
f-becca April, so + il7th St atty. y
April, 2s9 Bway $500
FREMONT Az, > ~ :, rs n W CLINTON nV,
e5aqq.g, Jan 90, iF0J-El~n l. Austin
TO Frank Rsmsteck, atty, Theo II Friend,
is2 Nassau N.r,on 'IiS az
sTniOO.7 !, May 8. laii-Thos + shannon
to Emma l. Boyle, All r ls5th IT: atty,
\ W 20. 1875 way......... 81. $50
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings ~ Yesterday in Man
lat ~ Wesley STREET
r. Insenh L bay.

lat ~ NESEY STREET.
By Joseph =. Day.
5:D ST, 40 W, :, as " sth av. .oS
AsN2oxis.ll. : story tnt--David w.s-on,
sub tru.. act Pennlane Rlty co ct a
due, s'o.ols -; taxes, &c. s,i2s so: TO
the plaintiff FOR $40, 900
BY Samuel Marx.
s7TH ST. 81 W. > =. :css e 9TH sv. fl.sx
$50. 5 story nat and storesJ c Levi
ct al. trus, sst Mile Isaac. ct al due,
$4,000 40: taxes, &C, $3.50: to the
plaintiff for $4,000
By ]. II. Mayors.
10th ST. s3s r. n .. :.5 W LIST av. 10 ~
$50 10, 5 story dwlx-Free Home for
Young Girls agt Louis ieae et al: due.
!5.o?e ~: taxes. &c, 1900 "a. adjowne d
to October 80.
lat sos THIRD AvHSrEl
BY J. II. Mayer.
LOCUST Az. $50. q =. 225 n i3sth OF. feox
72jN26ix36%. sh~op~-Mutual Life Ins 90
agt X g Fisher ct al; due. 3e<0. 900
taxes. &c. 32.ssi63. adjourned to DC
tober 80.
Py George Price.
cArLDWEf.L AN, 1855. . q. Sc . iJsth ct.
.ONi0o, . story dwlg-T c Camp ct a..
trus. aet Saml Grossnan ct a.: due.
S,56sTs: taxes, sc. Ss35.e6: TO the
LAWYERS Mtg 60. "A party in interest
Tor 500
by James ]. Donovan.
DGDEN Az. = =. an n I70th 1t, Stxlle.3 SIX
5ONlil.ll, Nacant--Jarob Dohrmann az
Nerwin Rty 90 81 al. due. S+lo -
taNe-, e. S76S. adjourned TO Oc-
tober 80.
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TAKES AN Aston DWELLING.

Edward Margolies has leased from
william Waldorf Aston the -four story
dwelling nj 202 Madison avenue. adjoin-
ing the northwest corner OF Thirty-ff,h
street. The house Is leased for a long
term Of years. Mr.. Margolies will re-
model the building into bachelor suites
Of two rooms and bath. The lessee now
has eight of the Aston houses on that
block under lease, the combined proper
ties measuring 5sN2O0.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-23
REMINGTON ARMS IN HOBOKEN

The Remington Arms Company OF
bridgeport. Conn one Of the largest
munition manufacturers In the country,
is said TO have secured under a long
term lease the twelve story N
known as Unit y, In the Hoboken Ter
minai factory group. put up by the
stevens estate. The building contains
275,OOO square feet OF space. The Ru-
land & Whiting Company and Floyd ).
COrbin were the brokers.
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IBrOnH.
NEW REALTY CORpOR ATTONs.

ALBANY. Oct. 22-The following
realty corporations were chartered here
to-day
HUFFMAN Realty Corporation. Nanhat-
tan; capital. $4,000; directors. Joseph
thurman. George Kurzman and Jacob
kronsnbergsr New York city.
TreSco Realty Corporation, Manhattan
capital. $500. directors. BENJAMIN l..
Fr~uchtinller. New York city.
Sterling operating company. Brook
lyn: capital, q. 0oO directors, BcniBm min
Wolesou. Samue. Brand and Anna ny
man. New York city.
S~"avlie. Building Company. BROOKLYN
capital, $1,000: directors. Philip silver,
LA silver and Joseph Seloin, Brooklyn,
y. Y.
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..PUCK" TO MOVE NORTH.

puck, n comic weekly owned by Ma
than Straus, has taken "A long term lease
of the sixth floor In the old Mark Cross
Building, at 2l0 Fifth avenue. opposite
Madison Square, The publication has
occupied its present home at Lafayette
and Houston streets since 1877. at which
time It was founded by Keppler 4
Schwartzmann. Mr.. Straus became its
owner about two years ago.
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SALE At BRIGHTwATERs.

TO y. H.. Jackson Company has sold
0 :. II Fcrherg the northeast corner
windsor place and Windsor avenue,
~n'gHi"at'rs, Bay Shore. l. l.. a three
'o.y nigh class residence with garage
mo other buildings, on plot ~15sx2o0,
'"nltE through to the Brightwaters
ana The sellers acquired this prop
,t'Y from Judge William A. Asch last
April.
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BUYS $4,000 HUDSON ESTATE.

flsh 4 Nj rvln have sold for the estate
W henrietta c. Brinckerhoff its property
!" scarborough. consisting Of ten acres.
,enlueHco and outbuiidings. This place
u''oihs the estate Of Walter w. Law.
' EVerit Macy and Mrs. q. 8. Achelis
snn Is considered one OF the finest prop
.nfs IN the Hudson River section. The
purehaser Is Charles +. Samson OF this
0!' Tho property was held at $40, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-23

The Northern Steamship Company
announces that the steamship Gr~a'
Northern will be taken from the San
Franclsco-Portland service and, begin.
November &c. will be placed In
the San Francisco-IIonolulu service
stopping NJ Los Angeles en- route and
returning direct 10 San Francisco. Sail
ings will be continued about every
twenty days from a Francisco.
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l., D.wooDwORrH COMING HERE

NJ. Morgenthau Jr. Company an
nounces that J.. ID. WOODWORK OF itoch,
es,er has been elected a director and
/ ce-president of the company. Mr..
Woodworth IL president OF the Real Es-
tate Association Of the state OF New
York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-23

Meiner. faction to procure judgment)
atty. T. Cohn.
AN, n . cor Dean av. 25xf00-
simon Solloway agt francesca Santa
mareno ct al faction to foreclose me-
chanics' HEM; atty, NJ Grossman.
18TH ST, n =, 1856 " Morris av, 20xlcoN--
John Roxener ct al agt Annie Eliyabeth
Barnett et al foreclosure OF MORTGAGE;
attys. Elkus. Gleason & Proskauer
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NEW MURRAY HILL DWELLING.

IN" Scarsda.e Estates have sold an acre
- we Murray lin section to Edward
porInan. Mr.. Dorman will build "A
urge colonial residence on the site from
pans by Patterson & Dula.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-23
LEASES wEsTCHEsTER HOME

Fish 4 Marvin have rented Tor a term
furnished the residence OF Caspar Whit
new at Lawrence Park. B~ronxville' to
Mrs. Paul Orvis of this city.
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NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE SALE

ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS ~ MODERN
enc Family houses and ohois~ buildins
lot. a. private sais, a large number from
which to sslect.
IL BANklNG DEPARTMENT STATE
OF NEW YORK, to quick & psa the bus
ne~ or two corporations oN'gs the'n prop
ertt~s at about bO% OF fo"Ip'r prices
They are located at Grantr God ia .isla-,
Norsemers and leonia, ~ f"~s"y fop-
poe'te Grants Tomb. wlthi. twertN-t .
minutes 81 Manhattan.
An Inspection OF there rr-r-rGe. VIII
convince you that they are arNsull hNr-
gains, Liberal terms Title GaarHntes 10 -
ley free.
For further details and t~-'r- address
BENZ, u HATGHT. Special tt"Putv ~ur'.
OF Rnnls. cure OF Blnti-r Department
81 Pr"Rd way, New YORK '''..
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APARTMENTS TO Ltr-IIKNI-HfI


YOV"S9 married co"T'- 20 N 10"
having hundSnw-N tfrn.'N". H.I.'rlf'
choices m'tipN- .,'.''.r. '".'." '"H
larg" bedroom ut'.a." ..f' Ht''r
southern eNpusur i.!H.'Gt ~ 'f.
apartment: W!l HUtte e. .HH.t'r't' =, We
u|rlrirI hone 20. La't rutr NNa g.. tr'
of hptoa, cost f.' r'a' ir'a. -rr'H'
averages 500 moift- ",I.u expect So"
references ~.hRuPrI Address 20
GISINl. hoN : Sl' u-rs,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-23
DEALERS IN ALTMAN GALLERY

"'' FIRM Takes Lease Of Home OF
Lat" Merchants Treasures.
Inc Arm ~ Canessa OF Paris, art
eeaieFs' have leased for a long term Of
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q
with name and address of lender ant
lenders attorney
downtown,
tSouth OF Fourteenth ST.

HOWL.
tSouth OF Fourteenth ST.
9TH ST, 1907 T.. n =. $50 W ist av. .Sx
s6.2-Estate OF Henry Knebel to Title
& T Co, l7s broadway. oct 81, due.
eth ST, fos +. .. sa6 W Isl a y. sSS
sG2-same to same. Oct 81, due, &c,
9TH ssT., GHp' il. n':.''soo'w,;'i. Isl Az w. s ses
sG~.2-same to same. oet 81, due. a.,
JASE st. ms. 5is.io Hudson At. is'G5sD,
--Iiny Curnow to Sam Keller, Ridge
neid. Conn. oct 10. demand, Q p O;
18TH ST, l87 W, rs, 4os.s W sth av.
20 sxi0s 3-Helen Norris to Philip "
Bosworth. at Spring Valley. n Y, Oct 81,
due. &c. as per bond; atty, T q Co,
l76 SWAY, QUO
East Ride.
EAST Of Fifth av, W Fourteenth
and 10th sta
2lsT ST. n s.. $50 W Sd av. 20. sxss. 8
Malvern Realty Co to Katie Federmsn.
q Lenox ay, Oct a; pr mtg $4,000,
I'D AV, 769. W =. 2ts n <1st st. 24.sxs0-
II N CONSTR co to Lawyers MtE Co.
80 liberty 1T, Oct 81, duo. &c. as- per
bond: atty. + q Co. l76 Bway. $40, 700
i0sTH ST. n =, 100 e 9Th av. !oxi0o.ii--
Helen koeingsbsrg to Mutual Lifs Ins
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HEIp WANTED--FFMAIF r..

WANTED. pain sewers on sL.rfA an
uniforms soW- Of 'his work can lr don
At home. steady employment g.4 lpu.
wage Nlir"ss " NJ, box 1875 S.N or.r
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HELP wANTEn-MAIE r..

CLERK wanted IN purchasing drp' p
aHtuuunhil" manufacturer must he conn
p"'"ut 10" handle dictaiIon, state expert,
,u,r, nationality and salary expected
bIorArION, SO Jackson Ave. Il ptcR
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

FAD ct, AZ a lis ". a $50 ct. 1.s w
ID johnson Co sgt Edw W browning 81
al May ~. laii tby bond). .ss.e+sI!
same. sep, II, 1915 (by bond) e. . 81, $50
SAME PRoPERTY-white Marble a Ter
raz,o Co sgt same. sept 10, 1915 thy
SAME PRoPERTY-Jno W Cooney co ag,
same. May u. 1918 thy bondl . . $3.50
18th st. 81 w-Lawrence s Harris agt
Jessie Offender ~ al. May II. 1915. t2So
BrOnH.
UNIVERSITY Az, W >, 1871 r. . Pos-
cobel pl. 49,. s~x1i5--L-nox Sand a Gravel
Co agt Boyne Bridge Rity Co. Inc. 81. o..
Oct g. lsi5. .Siss26
co, Inc, ngt Simonia Rlty Corp ct al,
Sept "a 1879. .llsA7A
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


with name and address of lender and
attorney. II attorneys name IL omitted
address party Of second psrt)
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

s7TH 81, $50 w-Title u & T 90 10
Michael de Vries. 40j W 3jth a. atty,
To Co, i7G Bway .............s s.. 600
10Th ST, 20, W-chas IA Benrer. Jr. to
Levine & Kempner. 1875 Broadway atty.
%. l.6 Bway ............... 81. 900
SAME PROPERTY-Same TO same: ATTY.
ALLEN ST. 60-Sophia Mayer to bernhard
Mayer; atty, A omn-l. 5is Raay. 81
ALLEN ST. s?-Sane to same. atty.
s,sr Ct
Andrew & Zabrtskie, trus. to Lawyers
MFG co. 80 Liberty ct .........SS s.. 600
Az u. Schwarer 81 al. sxCr.
To JACOB II Silversteln. 1850 Washing
ron aN; atty. oscar Englander. 3oe
10th ST. $50 E-Annie sanne 70
Abr Samuels, Far Rockaway: atty, Rem
e isaacs - T. lith 1T ......, $4,000
l3lST ST. go W-Title Guar 4 TT co To
tlty Real Estate Co; ATTY. T q 20. 1i6
hroadway ............,............S
iliTH ST. IS. $50 " eth az. s26x7Lio~-
United states Casualty Co 20 LAWYERS
mtg 20 SO Liberty st........ $50. 900
iS:D ST. "a % e 9Th av, ?sxsal i-Ros-
IL Carroll 20 Edw A Ridley, Farmwood.
y j. attorneys. Bowers & g. - cedar
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bronx.
NlTN EDMpANY

CITY MORTGAGE TO Law.
yers Mtg 80 81; 400
SAME to same .Is ooo
n TRUST COMPANY to City Mtg 90
90 asstsI. a.,
WfRTIElMER, Jos tgdn). TO JOY W
Strasbureer & ano 81
DDoLlNG, Eliz X, 20 Lawyers Title a
Trust 90 ITO 900
Ny TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY To-
Eva y chamber 81. 900
MANHATTAN MORTGAGE COMPANY
TO Geo Il Wagner ........ .y7.1sg
Ii e T COMPANY to y 7 Academy OF
..nr - s.'s. ..s. $3.50. .... y|".OOO
MErRoPOfLTAN TRUST COMPANY to
Manhattan Mtg Co sioO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-23

The following decisions were handed
down yesterday by the Appellate d.
vision, First Department.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-18
LEAVE NOTHING FOR ENEMY
eoldIers Are sehooled to Become Ex
pert Ia the Matter Of Destroying
Weapons Of War.

Military men are taught how ID
destroy surplus stores which may be
useful to the enemy and which are In
danger Of capture.
1t may be necessary. to destroy
guns to prevent them falling into the
hands Of the enemy, or to make cap
tured guns useless. II a small
amount Of dynamite or other explosive
10 available Of course this can be done
very effectively.
II not, the breech Of the gun Ia
closed and the hinge-joints smashed
as much az possible with a handspike
or pick. II there is time q few rifle
shots fired at the vital points of the
gun effectively jam the mechanism 90
as to make 1t useless.
With rifles, the butts are broken
OF and the barrels destroyed as much
as possible. To do this the rifles
are we'll heated over q fire and
smashed up with heavy hammers. The
army hand books lay down that q party
OF I'VE soldiers should be able to
destroy 50 rifles an hour.
Ammunition 10 destroyed by 1lac'
ing 1t in = deep pit and setting it on
IRE.
Telegraph wires are cut up into
small pieces and tho poles cut down
and broken up.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-18

Trail, today, and am writing this let
ter for the purpose of seeing II 1t will
not have the effect Of lettering the
condition of the road from Bismarck
east.
1T is certainly a disgrace to the
Capital City of North Dakota to have
the road in the condition that 1t is
on the south marked trail east OF
Bismarck. 1t would look to one SIM
ply passing that the officers had spent
the money without any regard as to
the benefits derived-having two
bridges over a creek within 1000 feet
of each other, where a short bend
around would have answered the pur-
pose, the bridges costing, perhaps,
enough to buy q quarter section.
at seems that nearly every road
heads into a lake with high ground
within half a mile of same.
"As an officer Of the Red Trail, II
i did not report this condition, l
wculd feel that l had not done my
duty, and am sending a copy Of this
letter to the secretary of the Red
Trail for his files; and am also send.
ing one to Mandan.
"Trusting that you will uge your
efforts to have this remedied, ! re-
main, Yours truly,
wv. "A. Lantermhn."
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-18
FLOURISH ONLY IN WOODS
Wild FieMers. That Refuse 70 BE Con.
tainted In Gardens That Are the
Hand!work q Man.

Among the truly wild" flowers. two
that ash. Of man only to be let alone
IN their hative Businesses r tho may.
flower. or trailing arbutus. and the
twinberfy. Or partridge berry, the last.
named 1 member Of the madden lam.
ily, and 4 distant relative Of the coffee
tree. The mayiower is widest and
shyest Of all. No more is the eagle
at home In the farmyard or the cardi.
nal in the cage than the mayilower
In the garden. As the imprisoned
cardinal pines away and dies when
the gilded bars Of a birdcage separate
It from its liberty, 80 the mayflowet
sickens and withers away in the gar
den.
The moth mullen for many q year
has been a rural mothball. 1t is q
member Of the hgwort family. Among
its relatives are the great mullen, the
blue toad.fax, the small s%napdragon.
the turtle-head, the b~eard-tongue, the
monkey-hower, the lousewort and the
cow.wheat. The country-dwelling
housewife e its leaves In packing
away garments of winter to keep out
the tiny cloth moths Of summer. It ie
also believed to be q bane to cock
reaches.
The snowy lady's slipper. z shy
member Of the orchid family, flower
ing from June to September, never
seeks the haunts Of man, but tries tc
remove itself as far from their com
ings and goinss as It can, and It sue
ceeds so we'll that only the flower
lover who IL willing to take pains car
approach Its dwelling place. More
over. 1t is so persistent In its efforts tc
be let alone that 1t has come to have
tiny glandular hairs which contain
an oil that Is somewhat poisonous t.
the human skin, and 1t is said that q
number OF cases Of dermatitis have
followed the efforts Of flower lovers tc
carry It In triumph out Of the woods.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-18
MISS P|CKF0RD NEAR
DEATH, SAVED BY
HER LEADING NAN
Screen stars Stage Real Thrill
er" While Riding in California
Hills-Almost an Accident.

A movie hero registered 9S Tesu-
lar, sure enough hero in q thrilling
incident which occurred near Santa
Barbara, CAL, a few days ago. lrv-
ing Cummings, we'll known to picture
fans the world over. is the actor wlo
won the unique distinction. Cum.
mings and Lottie Pickford-the fam.
GUS Mary,'s younger sister-are in
California, taking the leading parts
in the big Flying A" production,
''The Diamond From the Sky" The
two had finished their days work
and set out on horseback for q can.
ter among the aills back of Santa
Barbara. The vivacious Lottie chal.
lenged Cummings to q race and was
accepted. At breakneck speed the
two galloped through the California
twilight. with. the pretty little inge'
nue. . length or more in the lead.
Suddenly Cummings heard Miss Pick
ford CREAM. Her saddle girth was
slipping.
"Black Beauty" Miss Pickford's
steed, lay back ais ears and ran the
faster. Cummings, however, dug his
spurs into his horses tanks and man
aged to draw up beside Lottie's
mount Just as Miss Pickford was
about to fall. At imminent peril to
himself, Cummings seized Miss Pick.
ford about the waist and held her
until ne could jerk up short his own
galloping horse. The two movie stars
walked back to Santa Barbara.
"Pshaw," exclaimed Jacques JAG.
card, who is directing "The Diamond
From the Sky" "why couldn't you
two have staged that thrilling stun
in front OF the camera? We could
build whole show around that"
The extent to which a movie fans
enthusiasm can carry her, or aim,
was shown the other day at San
francisco, when Lottie Pickford, the
charming younger sister Of the fam:
GUS Mary, was literally mO5bed by
her admirers at the Panama.Pacific
Exposition. Miss Pickford, famed
for her leading role in "The Diamond
From the Sky" the big continued
photoplay Of the year, was gazing In
wide-eyed wonder at the exposition,
when she was recognized. At once
she became the center Of a surging
crowd of men and women. One Of
the more enthusiastic Of the women
seized Miss Pickford's hat and tore
some ribbon from 1t. Another won.
an kissed her. Meanwhile n of the
exposition policemen, aware of her
identity, kept a watchful eye upon
Lottie. When the crowd became too
impetuous, the bluecoat stepped in
and escorted her back to her automo.
bile.-Adv.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-18
First Dance BY
Militia Boys

Members OF Co. "A opened their So
cial season with a dance at the arm
DRY Monday evening. Tae dance was
well attended for an opener, about
65 couples being present. Music was
furnished by Bells orchestra OF Chi
cago, which is filing an engagement
at one Of the local theaters.
The proceeds Of the dance will 60
to the Athletic association. The boys
are anxious to At up a firstclass gym
nasium in the armory and are plan
ming q number Of social gatherings
Tor the fall and winter nIontas.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-18

Tells of Poor
Burleigh Road

W. A. Lanterman and party, who
left a few days ago on an automobile
trip to the eastern part of the state,
have passed jamestown and reached
good roads. The following letter con-
corning the Burloigh county roads Is
of interest:
Commercial Club, Bismarck, N. D..
"Dear sir: / have just arrived in
Jamestown, coming over the Red
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-18
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
ACKNOWLEDGE It
Bismarck HAS to Bow TO the inevit.
able-Scores Of Citizens
%a &F 0ean> - Nus

NEWEE @4 AgE-. VSVvS Us 2M.gTaNs 81. .s.Ns#
After reading the public statement
Of this representative citizen Of Bis
nnrck given below, you must come to
this conclusion: A remedy which
proved 10 beneficial years ago with
the kidneys, can naturally be expect
81 to perform the same work in SINH
lar cases. Read this:
Mrs. Josie Knoll, III Second St.,
Bismarck, says: I'VE have used Do
ans Kidney Pills in my family and
they have been 20 beneficial that !
don't Hesitate to recommend them. ]
also have used Doan's Kidney Pills
and they have cured me Of backache
and strengthened my kidneys"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pals-the same
that Mrs. Knoll recommends. Foster
Mtburn Co., Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-18

"HAMN COMEDY TONIGHT.
at the, Orphettm tonight with "HAM"
IN A NUT FACTORY. II you have
ever seen a Ham comedy, then don't
miss this one-dt's the best up ID
date.