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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-06-07
REGULAR Meeting OF
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Plans for General Observance of Me-
mortal Day Each Year Are
Decided Upon.

mortal Day Each Year Are
Decided Upon.
Willmar, Mimi, June S, 1916.
The regular meeting of the Board
of Education of Independent School
District No. AZ of Willmar, Mimi, was
held in the Bank of Willmar on Mon
day, June 5, 1916 at o'clock p. m.
Members present: Lawson, Michael
son, Qvale, Bjorsell and Swenson Alb
sent, C. B. Carlson.
The president called the meeting TO
order.
The minutes of the foregoing meet
ing were read and approved.
The following bills were presented,
audited by the Finance Committee
and upon motion allowed and ordered
paid, viz:
G. A. Foster, postage and ex-
The Pioneer Company, supplies 1000
The Estabrook Pen Mfg. Co.,
pens 1859
N. N. Abrahamson, milk. .... 1875
St. Paul Book and Sta. Co.,
books -. .......... l.26
Wanner Bros, livery for Agri-
cultural teacher ............ $500
W. M. WEIGH Mfg. Co., diplomas 20.25
Thomas Charles Co., supplies. 1890
The University of Chicago Press,
BOOKS 1.O1
Johnson Brothers, supplies. .... SIS
Ed. R. Bender, lettering diplo-
mas O.OU
Journal Pub. Co., supplies. .... ESQ
C. S. Johnson, milk. ........... LOS
Olof H. Dale, recording deed of
school land NATURALIZATION. .S5
c.. w. Odell, fire insurance prem
ium ...................... 1880
I. G.. Olson, supplies. .......... CATS
J. B. Boyd, trees and labor. go. 3.75
Skoog & Anderson, meat. ...... 1880
J. R. Magley, livery. ........... 500
Kandiyohi County Fair Assn,
rent of auditorium. .......... $500
City of Willmar, light, water
and labor ................... 56.66
Upon motion duly made and car
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-21
BOIL YOUR WATER

Boil your drinking water! This adj
vice should be strictly needed just
now. The rain and thaw have flood
ed the lake with foul, germ-laden
surface water. Regardless of the
excellent filtering system through
which the city water passes it is adj
visable to boil the water in order that
the home may have absolute assur-
ance against the invasion of all sorts
of disease germs. Boiling the water
kills all germs. -
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-21

"The other Chicago newspapers
cannot understand how the Ameri-
can is able in sixteen years to build a
greater newspaper than some of
them have built in seventy-one
years. They seem to think that to
get circulation it is necessary to get
down into the butter with Barney
Bertsche, when, as matter of fact,
the tone of the American is higher
each year, bringing to people up
with it instead of going down to the
people.
Gas the newspaper plays such an
important part in your education and
the education of your children, am
taking the liberty of enclosing to you
Mr.. Hearst's instructions to his edi-
tors, also extracts from Barney
Bertsche's article in the Daily News.
and, at the same time, an article
from the Chicago American.
Wont you read both and ask
yourself which you would rather
have fall into the hands of your
son?
do we want our young people to
believe that stealing is better than
working?
do we want our young people to
believe that they can go through a
prison cell and Immediately, before
the smell of prison is off of them, be-
come contributors to a newspaper
and have their names hung as high
as people who have lived respecta-
bly,? Very truly yours, Harrison M.
Parker"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-21

crook may have on youthful readers
of the News.
Rivalry between the News and
American, the leading evening pa
pers in circulation and advertising,
ID very keen. The News has played
for it's circulation with bulky, con-
sentative paper which conveys the
impression of printing all the news.
and it's want ads.
The American poses as fashy,
up-to-the-minute, metropolitan daily,
getting there first with the facts. Its
biggest circulation getters have been
its sensational stories, called "yel-
low" very simple editorial page
and the funny pictures.
The Hearst sheet, with a full page
of comic service, forced the News to
follow with similar page. Now the
News has broken the long conserva-
tive policy to print sensational Sc
ries of the Bertsche type.
And Harrison Parker, over in the
American Office, is sore. He is mail
ing to most doctors and lawyers in
the city letters costing about seven
cents apiece, beratfng Victor Law
sons News. 1t reads:
. Chicago Evening American, Office
of the Publisher.
Dear Sir-Barney Bertsche, swim
dler of old women, thug, yeggman
and notorious pickpocket, fresh from
his cell in Joliet, with the odor of
prison still upon him, has been add
ed to the STAG of the Chicago Daily
News. This is generally supposed
to be yellow journalism, but it isn't.
"The Chicago American is a vel
low newspaper All the money in
Chicago could not induce the Amer
lean to introduce such a character
as Barney Bertsche to your wife,
your children and members of your
freside.
''Mr. Hearst's idea of a newspaper
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-03-06

hree miles from town and one-haJ
.nile TO school. If you are interested
write the Appeal, or Lock Box 4o4
carson CITY. Nevada. m25-ff
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-03-06
FOR SALE OR TRADE

For Nevada Land--A fine 80-acre
farm in the Ozark mountains in Ar
kansas. Thirty bearing peach pear,
plum and apple trees. one. half acre
bearing grapes. Forty acres of good
young timber. Small house and out
Buildings. Fine spring mountain W.
ter Ideal Mace for fruit prnMine
The sun., 1916-08-17

luYIn Pnsa, bRss. bass! Tvs Whita's
Ill. DoS, wreck Lead ~
ns.n"''S ENC. MON. Fare 81 80.
The sun., 1916-08-17
SMALL HOUSES IN DEMAND.

WEST 93D STREET.-THE Wallace
Realty Company has resold the dwell
Ing on lot l7xl00 at l56 West Ninety
third street to n buyer for occupancy.
MADISON AFENCE-The rutland x
whiting Company has sold for Frances
Forester S2S Madison avenue, a four
story dwelling. on lot ~?22x746. The
buyer will alter the house Into stores
and apartments.
KELLY S~TREET-The Kenton Con-
s,ruction Company has sold 14o Kelly
street. near Longwood avenue, "A three
story two family house. on lot 25xio0.
BROOK AVENCE-Isaac Schlesinger
has sold to John z. l.. Beals the two
story fats at the northeast corner OF
Brook avenue and l5sth street, on plot
1sxs9.10x irregular.
linton AVENUE-James =. Hoy has
sold to the Lewyers Mortgage Com
pany ia linton avenue, Il two story
frame dwelling. on lot 25.4xl0ox i-
regular, neal l55th street. The prop
erty was given in exchange for the
dwelling at So West l30th street. sold
on Tuesday.
EAST 18TH sTREET-Morris huffman
has bought from Lena X. Paschke
1911 East 18Th street, a two story
frame dwelling. on plot %0xll5.6.
MORRIS PARK AVENUE Frank
Hagan has sold for George Lahrmann
q lot 25x72 on Morris Park avenue,
so fee, from williamsbridge road
backing up on Woodmansten Inn
julius Stoll was the purchaser.
The sun., 1916-08-17
SITE FOR QUEENS FLATS.

Cross q Brown Company II Pell 4
fibb!t nave sold the plot. 50xl00. on the
west side Of Stemmler street. between
Van dc Venter avenue and Wilson ave
nue., In the Steinway section Of Long
Island City. The buyer contemplates
improving this plot with a four story
apartment house.
Frank Zvanovec has purchased from
u Z. Breill a plot 90xl00 on the west
side OF Third avenue north OF Jamaica
avenue. a $1,000 building loan for the
erection Of five story tenements has been
made by the Long Island City Savings
Bank.
The Orel Construction Company has
bought Ave lots fronting 1875 feet on the
east side OF Fourth avenue north Of
Broadway for improvement with apart
nent houses. Building loans aggregat-
Ing 1900 have been accepted by the
Long Island City Savings Bank. The
property Is close to the Astoria elevated
road.
The sun., 1916-08-17
TENANTS FOR BUSINESS SPACE.

Daniel B!rdsail & Co. Inc, have
rented a loft at 50 Worth stree, to Wind
sor Print Works; at 1913 Broadway to
Sxel Import and Export Company at 10
and n Worth street to {. A. Colman
Company space In ll9 n 12l West
Invent y-third street to Grabsky & Solo
mon M Israel Zankel: In 4?5 and 4?'
Fifth avenue to Heath Corset Company
and Marie Veltry loft at SCI and 1858
Broadway to f.. M%iltemberg. u for Car
stein 4 Linniken the third LETT at S13
and SIS Broadway to F.. Schmickl 4 Co.
Jacob Rabinowitz a leased the store
and basement in 1+2 and IA Greene
street to Joseph Rubin Il Son third loft
In 10 and Is West Twenty-elehth street
to I. Helitzer: top floor in l0l and 1903
Crosby street 10 II. KATE parlor floor In
10 East Eighth street to the Arrow
Printing Company store and basement
In ll3 Greene street to the Independent
Paper Box Company second loft In l4s
Mercer street TO Jacob Iatkowsky. ard
SPACE In 40 Fifth avenue 70 the Ruro
Art Designing Company.
Duross Company has leased TIE store
and basement at 60 Gansevoort street to
George Fish also the stors AT zoo West
Fourteenth street t. &. J. McGovern
and Il. II. McCracken.
The Rutland 4 Whiting Company has
leased the parlor floor At ~ Madison
avenue to Margaret Otis.
The sun., 1916-08-17

weakn.hing In Jamaica Bay H. At ~
hos, now. capt. Louis i.aux, with Mr.. ant
Mrs. Msrkfell.r. took 81 weakish to-day
Cant. Carnall, with Mir and Mrs. a
Meyers. got 20; Emil Mari returned Will
~ and Joe Laux with so wcakhsh. .
JOSEPH SEHY.
The sun., 1916-08-17
ANOTHER Big FLAT
FOR PARK AYE. ZONE
mn Foot site on East 18th St.
Bought for Tall Improve
mcnt by Realty Co.
MICH COUNTRY BUYING
Trading in the Suburbs a Fca-
turc Of the Days Business
Many Places Sold.

The three old fashioned Ave story iats
a, So 10 ~ East Seventy-seventh street.
midway between Park and Madison ave-
nues and covering a plot ~99.l0xl02.2,
rave been sold by the Irving Arms Real
Estate Corporation. composed Of bond
holders Of the defunct New York Real
Estate Security Company. which &C.
oulred the property several years ago.
Tho property Is valued at about $780,
600. h city assesses IT,. at $20l.000.
Ths site adjoins on tho east the large
twelve story apartment house at the
southeast corner Of Park avenue and
seyenty-seventh street erected q few
Years ago by George +. and George +.
johnson, Jr., and William II. Frame.
The flats have been bought by the 10
East Seventy-seventh street Company,
which has been formed for the purpose
OF reimproving the site with a nine story
Apartment house. Interested In the com.
many is a we'll known engineer. Schwartz
4 Gross are drawing plans for the i'm.
proyemSpt.
The sun., 1916-08-17
aisT STREET LOFT BUYER.

John w. Herbert Ii the purchaser Of
the ten story loft building at 81 and 80
West Thirty-hrst street. sale Of which
was reported yesterday by George
Backer and Arnstein 4 Levy. In part
payment the sellers received a tract OF
hfty-two lots on Clinton street. East
Orange. n. J.. Mr.. Herbert is an attor,,
ney Of this city.
Frank 1. Rubricius Is the purchaser Of
the dwelling at 2i2 East Seven,y-seco(l
street, sold by Louis Friedman. as exec
utor.
Jackmers Realty Company. l.. Mayer.
president, Is the buyer OF the Crescent
Theatre. on Boston road north OF l67th
terday.
The sun., 1916-08-17
TRADING IN

The McInerney Klinck Realty Com
pany has sold the brownstone dwelling
a. 1884 Halsey street. 90 feet west OF
Marcy avenue. on lot 20xlO0 feet. for the
L. A. s. Building Corporation.
John Pullman has sold 6ts President
street. near tie Fourth avenue subway
station. Y four story tenement. on plot
3OxlOO. for Mrs. Mary Storneck to All
Investor.
Mark Groskin reports the sale of the
more ~roperty at 4i03 Third avenue to
RcNer. Markusschewitz A. Ettihger
was the broker In the transaction.
Arthur T. weygandt has sold esI
Hewes street for Elizabeth NJ. Tourte 10
JOSEPH Browne and SO Rodney street for
Eleanor Hall TO Alex Sterling. who has
resold 10 Joseph Lidsky.
The sun., 1916-08-17
BOROUGH or BkOOkLYS-FOR SALE
CONNECTICUT real. ESTATE.

Stamford. COnn.
The n.ost desirable OF all year residence
near New YORK;. CHAS, Buck
CONSTRUCTIONS co : e l?nd 81.
The sun., 1916-08-17
L. I. CITY OFFICE BLDG SOLD.

Negotiations were completed yester-
day for the sale by the Degnon Con-
tracing Company TO the Queens Subway
and Hunters Point Buildings, Inc, OF the
elk story once building now being
erected at Hunters Point and Van Alst
avenues, Long Island City. Tho reported
price paid Is 100000. This building,
which Is nearing completion. has beer
erected over the Hunters Point station
Of the Queensboro subway. n within q
month. when the connection IN completed
for the Que, rsboro subway to the Grand
Central sta tion. It will be but o
minutes from Forty-second street. There
will be Il connection from this building
70 the subway station.
The sun., 1916-08-17

rniyu M p,iiy, except Mon 4 Fri. 'cavss
bUIH Mill. 18th st. Huhosen. sl5 A n.
lUlS" "s''' battery I A. II. Fare Si2S.
The sun., 1916-08-17
COUNTRY NEIGHBOR FOR KAHN.

Shields Bros, report the sale OF a
Uact Of 400 acres for Dr. Nils q. Kant
OF brooklyn, located about three miles
east of Woodbury. In tho section known
a. West Ilills. The Kant property Is
u u" Vicinity OF the property recently
purchased by Otto Kahn. who is new
nlia'hg what Is purported to be the
hl"st country estate In America OgGen
slI''s Is just completing his q, te OK
."' acres. Other prominent men In
tls section include Henry J.. Stlmson
ahd Robert DE Forest.
The sun., 1916-08-17

ASSIGN MENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

list ST. 1911 w-Lenox Columbus Co 20
,sr STATE Bank, Grant Sr1sa ct; "HI
RlvlNGToN ST. n E cor suHolk s.. :sx
i~oo-Albany, CITY say in'tn to Levers
,sT tkv.v cor iisth st. is.ii>75-Barher.
simeon NJ. to Maria r Lawrence. 20 Bull
q. N~ewpcrt, 7 atty. Title Guaran,ee
,7TH ST. 1: " Marsh. Les'er. y, to iIy
Danger. ie,i Y eth :; Brooklyn. atty.
RebtL Turk. 90 nwey
l<lST ST, AS w-Cdulfeld. Isaac W, to
stewart W Eamcs. -. church & al.
dress. Mercantile stores corpn' go on
i.isr ST. as w-.Eames. stewart W, 70
Mercantile stores Corpn. ??o SIN av 81
SD Az. lags-soelety for Relief OF the pes-
,,tute .b'ind 90 the Society f.r the Re
atty, r de l. Foster. ~ Wall 81 $3.50
NAGLE Az c !. iso , | Eiwood st.
i~ocsiocIsmi,n. boW w - nnn az: :?
attys, Marsh & W a. Bway -. $4,000
cASAL st WEST; { " 'i III p i, i'S nswS Sla
savings Rank. les Rowcry. attys. Cad.
walader. W A 7. 80 Wal =; s?oo"e
ano TO John l. Iyttic: II Columbus Drive.
Tenahy. y j. atty. J /. i.ytt'e' ~ c.asr
LoNGwoop Av. ioie-Edwin l. Meyers
10 Lawyers Mtg 60. 20 Liberty st atty,
Title q a T Go, i76 RNay $4,000
LOT ?75. map part sch'.ncLln ests'.,s
W ilsth at, atty. J Mcke!vey, ~ Cedar
At ...... 81
eth ST, n .. $50 " Avenue II. .5Ns5-D"l-
lar Savings Bank 10 Martha A Arrow.
.52b WrStchester Nv, ATTY, Frank Cas-,
Inc. :sl5 Westchester aN -, s5,ouo
SHE'LL. ST. = >. being . "a OF lot 10 ana
" "a lo, 7is. map Of laaconia Park
Maurice II sullivan. eNr. 80 Grvills Rea'tv
Co. Inc. atty. a VI schwartz. 3i'l White
, Lor H. Siock c. map NJ 5 Arrow Plough.
keepsle Trust 60, trus. N VIM IL Butter,
1917 Tremon, Rv. atty. + Gass. Inc. al.
Westchester 'sS'SVo
The sun., 1916-08-17
LONDONER BUYS ON STATEN IS.

Tho Bradlsh Carroll place on Dongan
!'lls, Staten Island. near the Richmond
country cluh grounds, has been sold by
Albert h. .Ashforth to a resident or Lon
con, who purposes making his nome
tHere. The property consists OF a four
ecr" tract and a three story stucco house
huNt from plans by Albro 4 Lindaberg'
i was held at $35, 900.
The sun., 1916-08-17

NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

Eleto Realty Corporation, Manhattan
rani,al az. 900; directors, Arlington -
Hail, Harvey NJ. Hall aud william A.
Hughes. " N.,ho,
HyIand Realty, Incorporated, M.nhht,
49, On ni,ai $4,000: directors. Newton
Villa ms philip j, Warner and Joseph H.
Domsonhurst Estates. Manhattan' capita,
$4,000: directors, Marius Dause' Aire"
Enchs and William Goonick. ~
Homewood Heights Manhattan cahlIa!,
,rWOO, directors, Louis dc Lyons SlnAoh
Ia,rv and Charles Henry,
The sun., 1916-08-17
CITY DWELLINGS LEASED.

Slawson 4 Hobbs have rented for NJ,
r. Cherry the Ave story American base
ment dwelling at sos West Eighty
fourth street to George A. Warner.
Slawson & Hobbs have rented IA West
Seyenty-fourth street. a four story dwell
ing. for the estate OF Seaman Lichten-
stein to 7. w. Leary.
The sun., 1916-08-17
BUYER FOR Rye ESTATE.

g. w. Andrews has sold a tract Of six
IN one-half acres OF waterfront prop
erty at East P~ortchester, y. Y, fronting
600 feet on Long Island Sound and ex-
tending back to the Byram River. where
II has a frontage Of 200 feet. adjoining
the property OF Charles Mallory, J. Mil
bank and Edgar l.. Marston. The prop
erty is opposite Rye, and will be inn
proved with a residence by the buyer.
The sun., 1916-08-17

struck down to Mr.. McNulty on a bid Of
100000 by James c.. Arthur, auctioneer,
Mr.. McNulty said that he believed the
buyers intend to continue the develops
ment. There were about 100 acres in
VOWED In tho sale. being practically two
thirds Of the original tract.
The sun., 1916-08-17
NAvY.s NEW PUBLICITY BUREAU

william A. White 4 Sons have leased
the ninth floor, containing about 1880
square feet, In the Finck Building. BIS
326 West T~hirty-ninth street. to the
United States Navy Publicity Bureau.
which will use the space rs the New
York headquarters for the publicity de-
partment Of the recruiting branch Of the
Navy Department.
The sun., 1916-08-17
BROKERS IN RECENT DEAL.

Frank Hagan and Robert Moran were
the brokers In the sale OF the one iamily
stucco house on Matthews avenue. 100
feet north of Brady avenue, for the
Van Nest Realty to John Honahan.
The sun., 1916-08-17
TIEBOUT AVE. IMPROVEMENT.

The Traf Building Company, John w.
Dertinger president, has filed plans for a
Ave story fiat, s5xl36. on the east sid
OF Tiebout avenue. 5o7 feet north OF
ls0th street. John i. Boyland. archi-
tect. has placed the cost at $4,000.
A plot 75xl0s on the west side OF
Grand avenue. ego feet north of Ford
ham road. IL to be improved with a Ave
story apartment house to cost $4,000
by the Hopewell Building Company. ].
VI. Felson designed the building.
The sun., 1916-08-17
TO RErIT OLD YALE CLUB.

mer home OF the Yale Club. an eleven
story struct ure at 80 and 80 West Forty
fourth street. according to plans by Her.
ing h Fitch. who estimate the cost OF
the alterations at $4,000. The princi-
pal part OF the expenditure will be for
new furnishings and the construction OF
a pent house on the roof for a squash
court.
The sun., 1916-08-17
L%tHILlON N NEW HANDS.

"a" L0s'il lots ~ tho Iaure.ton Land
swYII"Ns i"tr Springfield, !" l., n de-
n ""P'''O' hosuh several years 4 by
,-''a D. " lay. l3s. N,Tc anctlos,i IN
S""-."N. proceeding 20 IA syndicate N
rT~a""A0'H" capitalists, represented By
"af'Id { MeNu.ty, The property was
The sun., 1916-08-17
BENZ. D. HAICHT
.NG ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR SAIL
SEMI.BUNGALOW

In course OF constructions: finished BY
September. owner cannot occupy o rooms.
bath ttilel: extra large living room fun
width of house. open fireplace: up to date
Kitchen, large china dressers. new model
gas range with improved hot water at
~ttChnIc1t; combination gas and electric
f~xturcs, hot water heat. spacious porches
front and side opening into living room:
can he closed IN as sun parlor for tho
winter: large grounds, 5000 squar" feet;
3 minutes walk to beautiful sandy bathing
beach. ~ minutes from city. owners lose
your proNt. VIII sell for $4,000. worth
s5.Son: $500 cash. balance very easy
monthly payments. Z. owner. 2%3 ". 3tth ST.
The sun., 1916-08-17
TAKES OLD conn. ESTATE.

The estate Of Edward J. Taylor. Alfred
J. Wakeman. administrator. has sold an
eighteen acre property at Greens Farms.
Conn, to Henry NJ. Hoyt. Jr. 1t includes
a house built more than a hundred years
u Near by are the homes Of Judge
Josiah T. Marean. Frederick c. Tanner.
4. T. Bedford. s.. Sidney Smith and J. II.
Recknasel. The sale was made by John
Crawford.
The sun., 1916-08-17
WITHDRAW FROM REALTY co.

n. A. Berwin and Il. j. Morse an
nounce their withdrawal from the HAN
Berwin Corporation and the FORMATION
of n. A. Berwin 4 Co. TO conduct a gem
eral real estate business. {. G.. Patrick
and Leo J. Fishel will be associated with
the new company.
The sun., 1916-08-17
,Borough OF The Bronx
CO. tnt H. Aavt axAnrf ~

n!.ns x fasi1ss . Morn. Saim;n
Kelly ST. As. w.. 2asioo"Ken,en
f s issa So st. mtg IHs' , i? S'Fs Xa. Il, S"s atty. 80 =
I.sTH ST. o4i e. rs. 81 dxs4 wine:
W 10th st, mtg $40, 900, Aug u; atty. r
Ga T Go. 10 Bway ..........,..,i
RIVER II. c @y; s % Are; { ID 1S' l!ssi. 90 & Tan s:s'a
vt mtg $40. 900, Aug Is: atty. A Zim.
wsEmSHn zoo n%sy ;ioo
Bronx Bldx Co. Inc. to Chas schloer,.
S.s fremont, Az. mSx $4,000 Aug ~
LOT Del. map wakeheid~~Gha. ii Fried.
rich. ref. to Dora wilson. $50 T. e2'th st.
Aug 7; atty. Dora Wilson. 100 L 22e,a
LokiLi.ARD pI. ease, W $. ii. ,csSdco
GsnnAro Caldarslii to Florence CaldareI.i;
B fss" !, l"F' u nI "a, Aug i'' atty s,o 8
g. Ss snsssSs' s = ra,m p n0y st. to mt, H'0; .'sod J.
Avg IL, atty. Lawyers M,so CO. 50 Lab:
willis Az, =. IS n ia4,h 1t, 2axioo"
~ iaeih * %,s $1,000. Aug Tx
TIFFANY ST, w.. IS n 'i6sih" 81, so ax5o]S
7L5-Frankteldt n lAppmann a corpn. 10
Herman forinan, an HONEYWELL sv, mtg
ga. 100 Aug IL; atty, l. A Rosen, iaa
l0OTH ST, - l,6 e courtlandt av. 25x0s I
--Caspar pornmann to Adam Dener.ine.
+O3 T. l8Uth st, mtg 81, 500, Aug II:
stty, T q n 7 Co, lIG Bway, ...... 81
ter av,. 50xl00--LomaN Astoria Corpn 20
Mills Becbee Corpn, ~ Sh aN. mtg
5000, Aug TO- atty. Lawyers T & r 60.
SAME PROP, also iG7th st, $ W c Kelly.
lo0x90-Mi,ls- Beebce corpn TO Leicester
shire Realty Co, 2 wall, mtg $50. 900.
Aug Ia, atty. Lawyers I & T Co, 100
sIiERipAN Az. IS. so isGth, Nxioo--
Inc, 500 Willis av. Aug 10; atty. . Pc.
d.rsen, 500 Willis aN .,............ 800
SHERIDAN Az, . s.. % : iG6th, so.llXloc
Rim Bldg Co, Inc, to Skandn Bids
Co. Inc, 500 willis ay. mtg t+soo, Aus
IS; atty. % Petersen. sos Wills av, Sl0C
lG2D ST, No 3SG l., = W $. 25Slno-Eli7
Grossgung to Edw Georgi, $50 II lG2d, ri
al. Aug 8; atty. j Davis. S vivian
,5sTH sT. n e cor German p. ss.i6xiisi i
-IsaAc SchlesinEer to John T. l. Beals
20 South Parrons av, Flushing. J. !. 4
ano, mtg $4,000. May " at'ys. Roc, :
VNIONPORT RID. " =. is5 I II Wcstchcs,el
av, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Imp
90, Inc. to IsaHc X Rex, 2233 Gleason
nv, Aus 10, atty. l. T 4 7 co. J.
AR'L.iTGToN Az. G a, c / 2a5th st, run.
: ga to g of a rd proposed In vs.
. 37.lOx9l lOxl29Xs5 to e Ncthcrinn'
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with name and address Of lender an
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Aux Ia Richmond Rochester. Wh'ie'
stone. |. !. to ioo - Hill, East '"'n, u
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to Vim p Northrup, Cragcmoor, n y.
due as per bond; atty. Title Guar, a 7
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n. lOOx60x irres, Aug lt--Moss Estate
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West Side.
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sru Az " cor ssth 81. iOO5x7Is. Aug
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LEASES.
Manhattan.

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,t"'L,ouis u Livingston and ano 20 ABR
Srhrciber and ano. Nrn senf,lber
iIrk.r. 60 Canal ~, 40 yrs, rom jun'
i, 1915. at,y. chas Rosenberg ~ h.,xstss
t..,'', enniinx from
""-n IN IT7,h st, the Bolton, all-tnl-
y,rsal Holding & Leasing 90 I. Louis
sln,nik, $40 Eismer pL. Bronx j y.s,, san
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Ringer Thy ATTY TO Ward y s,nI,n. =
yr, from Oct I. 1910; atty. = II Hen,nsMSs