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South Bend news-times., 1915-05-21
SIDE READING
CIRCLE ENTERTAINS

over so ladies attended the enter
tainment of the South Side Reading
circle toy the North Side Reading cir
Gle OF the Methodist Memorial church
Thursday afternoon i'm the entertain
ment parlors. A splendid program
was carried out as follows. TnStru-
mental solo hy Miss MeCkleuberg;
reading by Mrs Tally; vocal solo by
Miss w Emmiuger; Instrumental solo
by Miss Anderson; reading 10y Miss
lillian BcIes. Instrumental solo. Miss
MeCklenherg. reading. Airs. Tally. i'm
strumenral solo. Miss PhleoEer. read
ing. Miss Lillian Roles This was fol-
lowed by a splendid talk by Mrs.
Ewald. a travelling lecturer. ON the
subject. "Receiving Missionary Bar
rels." Following the talk q luncheon
was served
South Bend news-times., 1915-05-21
BUSINESS MEN MEET
AND DISCUSS PROGRAM
WhirIWind Campaign For New
Association MemberS-PlC-
mic For Business Men and
Families.

eprcsentatives OF the eight stand
inE cOmmittees of the Business Mems
association met Thursday evening and
did THINGS" which viii rebound 10 the
credit Of the organization for all time.
in the first place it was decided TO
put on a whirlwind membership cam
paign ln the course OF the next few
days. by which il is hoped to increase
the membership of the association 10
the hundred mark. AS an inducement
the annual fee mas been placed at $500
instead Of $500 as formerly. and an
effort viii be made % nave all the old
members join. The smaller fee VIII
80 kept in force for a few days only.
The meeting decided To make an
effort 10 have the button factory re
main IN the city. and will at once get
busy on the proposition wood and
BenO.t. proprictors OF the concern, are
preparing 10 NaCate tne1r premises
saturday when they viii leave for 81.
Joseph Mich. where they will locate
their business.
The matter of having days out
ing i'm which all the citys business
men with their wives and families can
participate was discussed and found
much favor. Tentative plans We're
made and Will probably be carried out
sometime during the summer when
The picnickcrs viii 20 to- some sylvan
spot alOug the ST. Joseph river in auto
mobiles. Should this form of entertain
ment meet with success the idea Of
having one hig days fun and frOHc
for the entire city viii be considered.
This wili be held at some place near
the city. probably at SpringbroOK
park. where there viii be games OF
various sorts. concessions of all kinds.
and prizes for participants in the vari-
Gus sports. Stanley Mcintosh is chair
rf-.r- Co. E l.
association and has offered to take off
his coat and plug fOr bigger mem-
bership and for the carrying out Of
program outlined Thursday night.
South Bend news-times., 1915-05-21
NIGHT BAND
CONCERT WILL OPEN

The opening concert of the season
will be given Saturday evening by the
Mishawaka WOOlen Co band at the
usual location, corner Main st. and
Lincoln highway. Music will begin at
o'clock and program Will continue
until about $3.50.
The opening number will be Wash
ingtOn Greys" which the band will
repeat by request from the concert
given last winter at the high school
This was the opening number and has
received much praise. James Beard
Will play a COrnet solo, Rink Polka"
Arrangements have been made by
the band TO secure the very latest pop
ular songs.
Program.
March. Washington Greys. -. .Grafulla
Overture. The Iron Count. King
Waltz. Nights of Gladness. Aucliffe
COrnet solo, Rink Polka. Chambers
James Beard.
Grand selection. Faust. ..... .Gounod
Overture (Irish) The Racket at
GiIHgan's ..........L l. Q. Dewitt
Medley. RemiCk's Hits No. Il. .Lampe
Rag. ChantiCleer. .......... Grumble
Star Spangled Banner.
South Bend news-times., 1915-05-21
Program.
BUSINESS MEN PUT BAN
ON FAKE ADVERTISING

At the meeting of the various COM
mittees of the Business Mems assOcia-
tion held Friday night, a decided
stand was taken against worthless ad-
vertising in programs and such like.
It was unanimously decided by those
merchants in attendance at the meet
ing that hereafter no countenance be
given 10 advertising schemes that do
not have the sanction OF the associa-
tion. and only such mediums will be
recognized as can be shown 10 have
merit
South Bend news-times., 1915-05-21

has been constructed 20 keep the fans
from crowding on the diamond
The following viii he the Bali Band
lineup for the opening game: Trow-
bridge If. Noss. cf.: Raab. IF. Phil
ION, Ito; Wilson. 2b, Kelly. 3b Chand-
Ter. So Bauerlein. @; Kelley and Por-
ter. p.
Stuoebaker lineup. Hepler. 3b:
kale, .f. Werntz G.. Connors. III. Cru
Der, 2b; Richardson. RI Weiss. CT.
Landlc. ss. Mofdtt and YoCkev. p.
South Bend news-times., 1915-05-21
CARn % -HANks-

hereby wish 90 express my sin
cere and heartfelt thanks TO my neigh
oors Tor the beautiful floral tribute
which they sent 20 Fred Graham and
family. during the death of my daurn-
ter Mrs. Graham
Advt. MRS. L ROSSNAN.
South Bend news-times., 1915-05-21

The funeral az Danic, NJ. Cook. who
died Thursday morning. Will he held
sunday afternoon ar $3.50 o'clock from
the residence. The services viii hc IN
charge OF the Spiritualst society.
Burial viii be ia The city cemetery.
South Bend news-times., 1915-05-21

The following letters remain un-
called for at the MishaWaka post
ofhce Frank Berger. Gus Flous. IT,.
Walworth. Rubert Haaln. J. 81. Will
der. Roy NJ White. Efne Luudholm
and Blanche Young.
South Bend news-times., 1915-05-21
@ q. 7. MEETING.

Z. q. +. MEETING.
At the regular meeting Of the St
Johns Court No. 952. Q. o. F., held
Thursday evening in the lodge rooms
I'm the st. Joseph's school building,
three applications for membership
were balloted on.
South Bend news-times., 1915-05-21
MRS. FRED GRAHAM FCNERAL.

The funeral OF Mrs Fred Graham
of SOL Forest av.. who died Tuesday
morning. was held Thursday after
noon at o'clock from the First Bap-
tist church. Rev. Mr. ShaufHcr ofici-
ated. Burial was iu the city ceme-
tery.
South Bend news-times., 1915-05-21

VI. \. Brunner. chirOpractor. 113 E.
Third ST Home phone. A 614. Bell
-Sb- AdVt-
South Bend news-times., 1915-05-21
MlSHAWAKA CLASSIFIED.


FOR SALE-In Mishawaka, large
two-story house. arranged for two
families. blocks from car; cor, on
alley. well and cistern water in kitch-
en-. S1100; easy terms. c. l. OS-
trander. Photographer.
FOR SALE-A sound farm horse, or
viii trade for young driving horse.
T1N T.. Grove st.
FOR SALE-House and lot, West
Third ST. Biggest bargain In Mish-
awaka for cash. owner leaving city.
Address ". NJ. News-TimeS.
FOR SALE OK RENT-A fine manu-
featuring plant good brick build
ings. $4,000 square feet floor space.
steam heated. well-hghted. operated
by never failing water power. located
on New York Central Lines and Grand
Trunk John j. Sohind'sr. Agent.
AIishawaka, Ind
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nnr cine Gde NIT benz rsidsn Mluiter bers
Siert 1T. @G6rsub BEL bieIsm pberen
mufter Der Sill in ben 8lumen tpirtt,
bisnt Ct fir bas untsre MuFer uls Gpnb
i'm gIumenrdnbe. @s lit re9ts eenau gu
leben, baB Der Sia inter ben 8atiit ess
beftet tuurbe, unb bab bic 8eidnunS ii6
auf benz gotiffoff befinbet. Die sinfa9e
Gtiderei beite6t aus Gtisl. unb adngettens
iti9en; lie nirb NIT peiBem Stidearn
burh beioe Gtofftbeile eeurbeitet. Nads
benz bic Gtidersi bonsnbet. aud BET boeise
Snnsnrnnb Iareettirt pprben, 1T Der
9otift aus benz Gonb beraus3uI9nsibsn.
am dubersn Nanb fdnsibet ma natiirlid
bsibe 6tofftbsile bidt an ben 2aneettens
former aus. SuleBt drbsitst man bic
puntte in benz innersn 8atiFfOnb. Wie
erFdtliA, umgiebt Der geftidte Ranb bas
gauge Su9. 9os mittlere Muiter, bas
nur cine gde bes Sai9sntu9ss iamudt,
1T obne 9il nur NIT Gods unb GlaAs
fidsrsi ssarbsitst. Die gosen umesben
bos gonse Sud.
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Aabrbaftt 0fmll9ubtrfitunD.
goa Maroarete b. eHttner,

Interchangeable tpurbe in ben lebten
DonsR Dor berborrdeenben MeoiSinern
barduf bingepieIen, baB Ri9t nur Der
Rdbrtpertb Der bsrf9iebentn @srt9ts, inss
beionbere obsr gspifer @smuieurteH.
bura bsfimmte 3ubereitunsspeiIen su
b0tlter M6gli9teit ausseuuBt Dirb, ions
bern bab aud tire @stommli@ieit in boz
Dem @rdbs besinflubt perben fam. Gns
tnilpfenb an bisfsH tbeoretii9q 9inpsis,
ieien bier einise prattif4e Rsssln Ders
seidnet.
Gines naliirIi9 III in's Mugs au fallen:
Snbem mir bon berlsi Geinbettsn I'M Riis
9enbstrIebe rsben, penbeH mir uns INNER
rur an bic bebaeli9 Iebenbsn &lafsn;
tp0bI fpQ in ibren Ri9en Itets cine ben
perT6nIi1tn unb augenbIidli9 iberbies
ben aIgemeinsn @erbdltHiFsn dngepuBte
GparTamteit bsrrT9en, nbsr Is 1T Hi9t
gleinbebsutenb nit MangsI an SHtsreHe
ober elmer. i'm @ersIsih 81 ben anberen
cebenssepflOsenbeiten, ibsrsrObsn Spar'
Idmteit.
Sn ben breitsn @oltsfdt9ten Itnb ges
piFe 3ubereitlBsspeiien unourdfibrbar.
neil Fs erb0bten aoltens unb 3eitaufpano
beoeuten, griinbs, bic bier sipinssnb iinb.
aommen isbu9 bic bebasIid lebenben
alaFen in 9strd6t. 70 fiuOen mir, buB
biefeH @riirben oft bel srObere Rshte
e%inserdumt iptrben, als eut5ubeibeR tit.
Nuf biefe 9bati1de 1T unter onbsrsm
aud bas bon drotliasr Gsits btunitanbsts
ao9sn estpiFer @smiils suriidsufibrsR,
bas fd BEN rsItIoIsn QusniBsR ibrsr
RGbrpertbe binbernb entseeenislt, unb
peiter aud bic Gepfioesnbett, tpom6eIid
Idon i'm CONNER aannenssmiiis su pers
lpeuben, unier Der Ausfu6t, fife fdmtdsn
Ia senda 70 ME frifdes Semitic. Bun
tpsr bier isiuen llnterlaisb ipubrs
ntmnt, Der laFe feline 6dHbt bon Der sbIsn
aodfunF fort. GdmmtIide @ilieness
mile = 70 gut un6 bo9nlBliA Ife aud
fem mDssn - lciben serobs an BEN Sch
ler, ben g mad dr1iIIasm ausIpra9 gift.
Iopsit aIs tbunli4 81 bermstbsn: Sis
tpsrbeu ssto9t
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VA saW aklsalsm K# WaHf hssA lsAaHa
AHih fa NWt tsssthi ans a8HfagA Ha
ptif nHsfl Ntl s4Aa4 Hsa Hlsl|
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ttai Aatfi, 9lH, 8kHl6HH nwH
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tffl Haa ~ aigs sai affssfA sal
t4 TIA eHHHt Mft WaiisfaaH a~f
saH nHe tittAss gHshH t4 Hatt
no selatn are tflaalth Hlis. tH
w lnlla.
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ne ! Lani HHatlislL nasfl 0uaat
.ulf Msaniffla pHs ht Hiaat
Safer. Toe ierHlm #H eifnfltl Nfi
mtHtga EM mtfisl Ngghfa aHltssn
tHtsA tia hlnmsa 1nA assssht. Mil mm
Nuasg aulaFipst ahatl ammi nHa mrn
MlAliH mls Nm @yaHHlnslH pfilttl unh
.tat@ nal iliNiiyL
WTthWmtHattH haNt tlHf nla,
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uuh uhatlaadlu Eilnuwmatlat nnh
ailht M tell mll t%Mlgfvtntam Mlism
fltlnatlN, istIi Al NIB laHf II 1aag Hts
tin Dams altht bin MflnatlH al, %illlgltf
lta. mfnf 700 anb Mite Al pint
Mtuafin II nuBfn In 1 qlal WaHH a.
letitn nnb est ataH6iahln safu.
Ddth uob WtlltbfH mil emafaahatln
an bu Vflaummasin niAl mar. EiIltitt
NOD tiumot. Bettaallhu gilall
QfItft6t gfIfa Hrb|
8udtr Den 50smtl6sn pfitHhin Nire
btr Bianm otaultNn, haun bic Gtu6l
msbfmdIs NIT tintr Wahtl atItudsn. Bran
Ital IL nun IN tinfH AtfItI. bfbsdi It nit
laIitm mailer, BEN man ! lln5t Nidun
suItbi, uHb briuel ne BET IanaIamgm 0tuu
unb otisfsm llmrabssu gum Gtbtpunti.
Gls Thpimmtn bonn ubsnauf. iptrbtu NIT
benz Ghauml0fftl htrauaotnommtn unb
70 langs INNER In fFtfhts mailer atitai,
bts Ne CANA burhEilbIt Tnb. Nadbtm Itat
man Ne IN tintn @ieintopF tin unb kbtdi
he NIT NpaFtr. Dtn 9opF htdi man al
unb litnl i'm siuti MODEM Iong biititt.
Damn pirb Der ETig dbssFhitttt uub gss
mtItn. Muf itbtA Quart Gffig tommen
q 5aFen 3udsr. l 9bul6FIef QeItsnsGrs
tract, ebenIo bel Grtraet bon 3immsi uno
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MeItenpFsFfer (GaIpice). 9ieIs MiTduns
pirb 70 ldnse gerii6rt, Bis iid Der 3udsr
seIGF bat, bann ipirO bieislbe iibsr bic
pfiriids gsgoEen, 5ueeoedt, ~Dtrbunben uto
an tiiblem pius uufbsDabrt.
SeibeIbeertn9tn. 1 qfuHb
narmsea.ates Debt, 5 lln3sn gsTdmols
acne unb abaetldrte Butter, rei9lia VI
Quart laufparme Mila, / gbl0ffsI fri
T9s 6efs obsr tnapp l 9dfeIhen prebs
befe, 2 gier, Elm gebduFter GblOffI 3uder
fir ben Seig. Mdn eie6t bds WlebI IN
cine G4ale, in beren Mttte Butter, 3Hder,
Ger, Mild, cttpas @al3 unb in bic mild
berribrts 6sfe tpmmt, maht ioldss 5u
sinem Ioderen 9sis, tpel9en man laHsIuul
aufsebsn Idbt, rolf i'm biinn aus uHb
legt i'm auf cine gut abstriebene unb Zee
ltridene glatte. nit siuen stpas duFs
itebenben Ranbe berfeben uRb ipenn er gut
~oufgsgangtn tit nit 3tpiebdd beitrsut.
Damn nerben bic por6er ertudrmten 9eis
belbeersR bid onf ben 9eis ee!tgt, nit
rei9Ii9 3nder unb 3immt beftreuf uHb Der
RuAsH BET itarter 6ibe ni4i 81 lalse ees
baden, neil ionit bic 6eibslbeeren gu bel
Gdft Sieben unb Der Ranb bes Ru9ens
dustrodnen tplrbe.
garltr 6oufe Rolls. /. 2
Quarts eeIiebtes Mebf, ! pint Mild, 2
GbI0ffsl Butter, 1 Sheel6fet Sdl8, cine
Safsl 5sfe. Die MiI9 mug seto4t unb
banR absetiihIt tpsrben, bic Butter pirb
BARN oufgeIoit, bdnn tOmmt 3nder unb
5efs bin5u. Das Msbl nirb Oamit ans
geriibrt, bann ben 9eig dufgehsn ldfsn.
Dann fpirb Ct in %ioesnunnts n9fou Bans
seeeben, tDiebsr aufgebsn IaieH, unD Girta
15 MiHuten esbadeH.
Barter 9ous Rails. 2. sn
elmer balben 9ade bluttparmen Maifsrs
tpirb elm SGFslhsn 6eTe aufgsl0Et, baSu
1 Sbesl0ffsl 3udsr unb 2 GblOfffl Msbl
geeeben unb an tpormeH Srt e~sitelt, Bis
ss ihdumie lit. Gin Quart Mebl tpirb
gut eefiebt, bann nimmt man J Safe bas
bon meg gum ipGtsrsn Durdtneten. Sn
BAG iibrigbleibenbe Mebl reibt man Elm
eisroBes Slid Butter gut Elm. GoboIb
bic Ssfe redt lsidt 1T, riibrt man bas
Mebl nit Der Mild unb Der Ssfs an,
bonn tnetet ma ben 9sis 70 lange, bis
er nidt msbr an 6anb obsr G6aFel flsbt,
babel beniibt man bus snrideelaTeHt
me6I, ober ia nift msbr als basil Sn
irbsner G6aFel. nit Ieidtem Su9 ibsrs
sebedi, mub Der Teis an parmsm Srts
all Isinsr boppsIten 6obt alFgeben. Damn
burdtHttet unb gu breifcasr 6Sbe uuFs
eeben IaFen, nobel man etiuds Butter
ibsrErsiht, bamit fs Hidt cine barts
2rufte biIbet. Damn pirb Der 9sig z
.3oI bid daseerolt. ruubs Gheihsu aus
eeItoden. nit einsm WlsHereinbrud 2 uns
sleids 6dlftsn abgetbeilt. in bic eebridte
Hinne stfpds Butter ettban, bds tleinsre
absil Hbsr ben srObsrsn ssaloatH uub
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Die .gerbatnms Der @eiterOerbreituns
bDH a~nftedenben araut6eiteu.

Dsnn irsenbpO cine SnFeftionstronts
6eit bsFtebt, fol- SOrss setrusen iUerbsn,
baB Ts Ridt beri9Ieppt iperhs. 9isr3u
Iinb stpei Moments beTonbers 81 beriids
i9tigen: bic 8~runisHpflsge unb bic forts
laufenbe Distinction. Die pflegepers
IoHen babtn I'M &rantsRaimmsr elm maids
barss llebertIeib al tragen; fe iolen TN
ar0nten3immer nidt efen unb t%riuten,
lpenn ne ben Aranlen ober feline mdfne
bsriibrt baden, f9 bic Sdnbe in @esin.
Fsttionslolung maiden, itets Dor 9srlal en-
bss arunisnrdumss bas lIebsrileib abs
Iegen, fid griin6lia rsinieeR unb on
sinem bsionbersn 9anbtu9 nbtrodnen.
au9 Der @r3t Iplte ipomoeli9 Dor Be-
treten bes arantsnraumsS itd bes Rodes
sntIebiaen unb elm rsbsrtleib ouSieben.
8snn man in Der Gage III, Elm aruntsns
simmer ous5uip6blen ober bsrsuridten,
Iino aug benz araRtsRSimrer bonn 9spinn
d[Ie iiberflhfigsn GeeenItdnbs, @orrdtbe
an 1abrungsmittsln, gefiate Bdides unb
alsibsrIdrdnie, politermSbel, Ssppihe
uHb berslsi9sn gu n%tfsrnen. SIN arans
tsusimmsr fOl FdRSis bereitaebsn cine
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utiist satmlpttti warlAi 40
frt. ttlHtiN mt hs4 ia|ai it
fa siala HaAu ~ fslttiif al ass
aalpNhtsii go mN sss iafaH Isi
stlf ~ i8aeft inli sfslsi bea
Rises pilaifN tAlth Al tiihtia Unt
lfU hat SEE etri sfn Ftfh ht,
wHia,a EH Wistw fsuH fHlAlfsH
W.. Nlsa nlNNl pil $50 a q
piil A. cue bsa sfiif ri M est lNf
De Nlanla liln,f 1aH aelplti atitt
lhnhAftm Nv tia tiiifNinsfa NifaiH
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a%alialaAfie arb laistl fah Ne efm SAa
bul We Nftsitlt htiiN @hstH WsHktg
Eautst lefiml tntlbga Nui W. rhtlilit
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VIA MaliN Mlauktui hutlH. am W.
iaf Wtltaaa IN hilnasM TAb
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lidl tttu. biz An tiHff @tmlAt tiH
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n Az sltlta, tah th fFafif npies eukfA
iM tat nnvplaAn uHltt tfm Nallh
uHf hf 1haliatt mlldra aliiiH, 10 m
fn GlritndttH N ben aaa aulethlsfs
fen Wli plHtlehhl& hnb ta lonatn
anh mnhsn pehItln aisfttiitl. NIB bsF
8anb N bufA Ghallulaaedlin ntf6fti
1lfi, Hrnafbm hal eanit 2nt. Hatufnh
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mfalat NswalmtHa ~ =.
MiHlA stn an@asNln
nninlsM hfitlh 80 a af Iilsfa
III Nitti ttkiHf Ntash .t ail
HflaaNf HtH III ihi ksk ms Nali
NJ i0aHH tifsN rltt Hsl nH hisii
afa t'at utilta Hlft eaif rte
AZ ~ Hfte4 3
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ft fsinplsa site ltan smaa tH
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.lsllfn laHtfia mH HlsiHm maHH -.
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HutltHf bff iH taaHH ieff Hkilt
wttlHNH 10 sat ~ @fmaif ngaa
70 altl saiHlsHsi wilsM led. u,laauH
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aranten3immtr berlaFen. 9is nit Der
Wartung unb gflege bes aranten be,
fddftigtsn perlOnen foIen ibrsR &0rper.
lire @afde uno 3leibuns rsselmdBis
mad nabersr anpeiIung bes aratss besins
fi5iren, bepor ie NIT anbersn &ranteH
ober gefunbsn perionen in @ertebr treten.
Das Rrautsn3immsr 1T pfinli9 iuuber 81
balten unb fleiBis 81 liiften. Die fOrts
lauFenoe @esinfsstion 1T Rebsn Der SiOs
ltrung bas piatigfe. ba biels Reime burG
unfaubers gegsnitanOs psrI4Isppt ipsrbsn
fDnnen.
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IA lkmtfi MaNNia M tdtlhlast IA l
pa isiitt NieHA pm 8ll NNkA
~ lsaHih
a,tl mon han tui tlH Nilaain w
atHt IL allanoi Nta ~ HN Naf
.elt "a IA 1os mia net silt
nffliasAnt (a ulsHa Sc N 49,
st saas ls ishpultftt IN. tfNlfNlb
.ni nHl NJ ni tftAfin te tat Az
. Halnttltmiit fi8ifsn9ira lsi
enb Nfli wifarsln HA
heh VIE tiiasi IN ifN hiilllH NslAs
fitliH itlnafas. n zen slsfm H'a
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.hbl nltl 10 a en- ttt N~sfsnslW h
81 flrf Al "a son hsltn Biasi tfi
Mtai titil %eaiiannttM.
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msl4gAaaH AL nslsh err nalsl.
msHft #i hltaWHM tsntlat wiz
ri4sllsls fag ki4 NftHNdmal ia
afstsHI Nsllk eve MtitistHt sti4 fAlas
fHifluas ihf flAts ast rlllsi hit
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bann, 70 bab Is I6 ni6t beriibrsn, bic
Roas duf Observation-Disclosures @len seIebt;
II Stunbe eebsu Iafsu, bann 20-25
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aOfsnutb in @naIans.

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lei fait tsin Gpts webr 81 betommfl. ba
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

ssTH ST, 3oe-3ii W-Akron Bldg Co ct
al to LAWYERS T a T Co, iso Broad
s6TH ST. 3Og-3ll W--Lawyers Title &
Trust Co to Bowerv Savings Bank, les
Bowery; atty, l. T Co, $50 Bwsy $40, 900
9Th ST. 3S3 E-Tessie Strobnrt & ano.
exrs. to Sarah Magialini. 296 Sterling
pl. Bklyn, a,tys, Amend & A, lla Mas,
Az A, is57-Emanuel Rubin. exr, to VIM
j Amend, 3s w 18th st, attys, Amend
g. A, lls Nassau st ,",,,,.,....., $4,000
IoSTH ST, Gs w--Josephine f Carpenter
to Agnes Carpenter. Bar Harbor. Me.
attys, Amend 4 A, lla Nassau st. gilt
lOsTH ST, Is W--Agnes Carpenter to Ger.
man say Bank, l57 18th av. attys, Amend
& A, ll8 Nassau st $4,000
.SD ST, 452 W-cusene Delano, trus. TO
Eugene Delsno. ~ Washington square
North: atty. Hy A Himmelmann, a.
pArRaGK AZ, cor SEQ St. iss. sxi loo
John II Randolph TO Robert II May,
Anchorage. KY; attys' White & c, IL
,sT III" ST. iss witt. Guar & Trust t GO
to Cortland, de r. Field, Yorktown,
AMSTERDAM Az, ne cor osth 81 25ex
lrreg Ms 10 st MOO igmund n I.eh-
mann ct al, eNrs and trus, 20 y Y Ins
co, l25 Bway; atty y Y Title lns 90,
,,1TIHi ssTT, s5l w v rii,le rns CO Ss'0t TO
james 'Trowbridge, Noro,on, Conn;
atty. Title lns Co, 1888 Bway. ,,,. 1890
lsisT ST, tOa E-camilla Waldron to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-05
BUILDERS GET BRONX SITE.

FORDHAM ROADWAY Ann Thomp-
so1, the buyer OF the Chesburne
Apartments. at Fort Washington ave-
nue. ard 1929 street. the sale of which
vas reported yesterday. has sold 10
the sellers OF hat property. the Hill
lard Construction Company. Irving
Jud!s, president. the large plot at the
northeast corner of Fordham read and
Concourse in west Bronx. The site
has a frontage OF 1903 feet on Ford
ham road and 35s feet on the Con-
course and is improved with a sub
stantisl old residence. 1t was held at
$4,000. and will be improved In part
by the Hilliard Construction Company
with six story elevator apartment
Houses. r. II. Weisker and George II.
Cnlvvis were the brokers.
oouRTLANDT AVENuE-The r. A.
fo.ak Brokerage Company has sold
for Willy E%hrenhaus the one family
house at 939 C%ourtlandt avenue, on
lot 2sx96. TO James Monahan.
DAILY AVENCE-The f. A. Polak
brokerage Company has sold for "A
client TO W. T. Jones the four story
Nat at 1885 Daily avenue. on plot
CxsO.
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EAST ronpHAM RD' s,7-lsi n ss.n.
s,rs' is,o 80 az; Aug m,ss sa'iiSG;
LJas xss, sYc, asS; map es,aie nrso 10
Frank A Alpin,: Mount vernon mai.
49, 80 my w. ~ "ttsO
xnn' ,oiioo,i,. AN, ,la,.' man ',ni .,,ty,
LOTS 7il;:52-same to Thos j harae1otc
LOT ,s7,,ssme to Michael J A Hiessy,
~ loy.n 81. i...' 'uL.i' Is
bo9i Ss-Ssme 10 isaac hech'' "s.ai
,nTsn ''' .n,.'' ,onio
Maslelio and mo. 70 " ics,h st. .ti,soC
i'V-oa"e F" H'eo'o WV $40
,.&6Tt ma SAN, II Gan, 10y So
"a, ~ t,L"nr " ''"' '' 800
rSSrTn sn,yh;. yy,'iii 'rit,r,la i6si
s2d st. Bkign. ..'sSss
GSara'osa ss,v' bk'En Sam. 40
Theresa + DuTy. !? state 81 SOC
nViS 20 20 "S~Ssne 70 ""'"'t oso
,oTs em,o, zig moos'ef u, riorenza,
sSst Bway.. 80. SEQ
Lp,S z'-.ESmnSame TO 'ohn d s5S
lying 81 bk!yn 'soonbisc cns,afson
, Hamilton st. Ions Island ci'Ssonvv
bolS ;sl' w. svv. oit"iIi ocL a.,
~ WIN l. 'ohrins' $50 ha"'o't, Ak
LOT Sll-same to Milia Anze'one' ,1Sss
IoT'' s,r,. Harry snooner. ia 4
lgiih s, x,,,. Nv,,xoNi
I0onnf 'S,''os-S " N"'e 400