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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-11-24
New Hotel Rules.

Following are the rules and regu-
lations posted In a western hotel:
Board 80 cents per square foot
Meals extra
Guests are requested not 10 speak
20 the dumb waiter.
Quests wishing to get up without
being called can have self-rising flour
for lunch.
Guests wishing 90 do a little drlv-
ing will find a hammer ard some
nails In the closet.
II the room gets too warm. open
The window and see the fire escape.
II you are fond OF athletics and
like 10 see good jumping. raise the
mattress and see the bed sprinr.
Baseball enthusiasts who desire a
little practice viii find a pitcher on
Che stand.
II the lights so out take a soda
that Is light enough for any man.
Anyone troubled with nightmare
will find a halter in the barn.
Don't worry about paying your bill;
the house Is supported by lis founda-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-11-24
Our Twin Auctioneers.

They have a record for selling a
lot a minute, crying the same bid for
the same lot at the same time In
the same tone Of voice. You can
hear them by attending the Great
Lot Sale at Hickman, KY, Thursday,
Dec. list, at to:30 a. m.
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c. II. Wright will move his gro
cory store into one OF the buildings
In the Bond subdivision the latter
part OF this week. lie will be the
first merchant 10 open business there
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-11-24

Who Invested In Hickman real es-
tate made money! On Thursday,
Dec. LIST. at 1880 a. m, you will
have an opportunity 20 buy lots at
your own price. You make the price
and we make the terms and tho
terms are easy.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-11-24
NEXT FRIDAY-Walking Cake at
Hickman Hardware Co.

Come and SEQ the great cooking
wonder at our store all next week.
You have n chance TO get Souvenir
Set of Ware Free. See large adver-
tisement jim this paper.-Hickman
Hardware Co.
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NJ. f. Sharp, of Kentucky, was re-
elected president of the American
Society of Equity at Indianapolis.
A. j. Wright and wife visited Full
ton friends last week.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-11-24

The Troy Tribune, Nichols e. Jack
son editors, has suspended publica-
ton under the present management.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-11-24

Atty. II. b. Flat was here from
Clinton on business Tuesday.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-11-24

Don't worry about paying your bill;
the house Is supported by lis founda-
ton.
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Meets usual Fate.

Editor ]. II. Lemon, OF the May
field Messenger has the following to
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-11-24

Anyone troubled with nightmare
viii find a halter in the barn.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-11-24

The farmers are busy gathering
their corn this beautiful weather.
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sITtTOR>' BILLS mon
q Dsnmitier to Pass ON Claims Firds That
eOu,e Are Fantastic

Directors OF the Aero Corporation.
underwriters for the international avla-
ton tournament got together yesterday
afternoon in the once o! W. W. Niles.
co,-ns.i for tho organization. at II Wall
street to take = look AZ the claims Of the
avtalors VINO took part in the B~smon'
PARK meet While " was said that all
lust claims would ma settled there were
sotne among thos. presented that were
termed as fantastic
After summing mp the accounts which
were much larger than had been es
p.cted. IL was announced that there
would he little. II any profit for those
who financed tn" enterprise. On account
of rhc illness Of both Allan 4. Ryan, gen
eral manager Of the tournament. and
y & Mccoy chairman Of the aviation
committee. II was said that there had
been delay in IN. sdJ iIstment Of affairs.
II was Also stated that MIR Ryan had
made many OF the contracts and had con-
tributed his own funds TO get the meet
in shape. and for that reason IL might be
necessary 20 leave some Of the claims I'M
settled until he has recovered sufficiently
to give them personal attention. In most
cases. however. r. y. Battershall. his
business representative. has besn au
vhoriZed 20 act Some OF the bills are far
in excess Of all estimates and will b. in
vest gated before payments are made.
4 subcommittee composed Of James
Blair Jr. chairman: Lawrence l.. Giles
PIE. Allan 4. Ryan, or IN his absence.
+ =. Battarshall. and Henry Clayton
was appointed to take this matter IN
charge Andrew Freedman. chairman
OF the executive committee. will also as
-ist the directors Of the Aero Corporation
IN strengthening ont things.
The prize money won by the aviators
will I've paid az the expiration Of the fifteen
day period required under the rules Of
the Internal ionai Asronautic Federation
for she fling 81 protests The period Of
fifteen days dates from the day the awards
5. and will expire on November 20. Inn
rnediately after that the prize money will
he paid All bills for aviafors' expenses
have been adjusted and settled in ac-
cordance with the terms Of their con
tracts
Noisant. a member ~ the American
team. for the Bennett trophy. has asked
for the cash prize offered in the "lirnina-
I ion contest. which was called on. He
said he was ready TO hy. but the other CON
t--uants objected to the weather. The
team was finally selected without the
trials The mechanics prize was for
f.ited because the aviators failed tn file
proper applications.
Present at the meeting yesterday after
t.rnoon were Alan X Hawiey. president
Of Ri. Aero Corporation: A Holland
FORBES. a director: Augustus Post. ss.cre
tary. r - Ba'tershall. representing Allan
A. Ryan. and Lawrence. l.. Gillespi.
II was learned last night that Mol-ant
has planned 10 start a school OF aviation
IN America He said he was not ready
TO give out any details.
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TWO AEROPL4NES WRECkED.
Ripprnbein and Morok Come To Grief IN
Flights AT Hemp~tesd Plains.

There were two aeroplanes wreck ed
at the Hampstead Plains aviation field
yesterday In the MOI ming Mich as
Rippenbein ri Perth Amboy had made
about a quarter Of the course when a gust
Of wind upset ms machin. and smashed
the entire frame Young Rppenbein
says that ne will rebuild hi- hi plane
Charles Morok in "a new III plane Of he
curtiss type attempted 10 max. Al ght
later in the afternoon when the enRin.
refused 10 work properly and he coliid-d
with q fence Neither aviator was hurt
Emil Garros. the Frenchman. who drov.
a Demoi-elle monoplane NJ the interna-
tionaI tournament. made a f'igh' Al th.
belmont Park course yesterday afternoon
in Nfoi-ant : B!"rioi monoplane
lr was said that Miss r. /. Todd w IN
have Didier Nassau take her machine
or.t the latter part NJ the week and make
a flight especially for Mrs Russell Sage
who has financed the building 81 the aero
plane
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FISHING VESSELS MISSING.
Fears mat Two Nave FOInsirrrd In Lake
wtnniDrg In violent storms.

SELKiRk. Manit oba. Nov 10 RumOrr
ar. current here this morning To the effect
that the Wolverine. flagship 0f Tia" North
crn Fish COfnpanv. has fOIInh"rad IN ak.
Winnipeg The report lacks con'irrna-
tion. hut she ~ more than two weeks
n, ertlue nuiu,,.r nr vessels are tied
No AZ the mouth 81 the He'd Hiyar oil
account Of the zee. hut this morning n
Wa harmed that the Wolverine was not
among the number. neither had any 81
the Vessels there heard of her
Including paS~angerr and crew u -
ppIfna,ed they" wore over iii'y ou board
when IN. steamer left III" fishing grounds
which ar" now a, serted for the winter
In addition "a the pn-s"ngerS -h" had
aboard u larg. cargo 81 whItcii-h During
III" last three weeks there have been
several violent storms on Lake Winnipeg
which on such occasions IL very dangerous
or account ~ Its -hallOwncsr
The Mikado IL aground AT Swampy
Isle and III" safety 81 her pa -rengers
and crew II also causing alarm No
aearch parties can he rent ou' and IN"
lake il blocked with Ice IN" Rocket
another fishing steamer. i missing. and
il ~ asserted here that she too has fOun-
dRTed IN the remote possibility of the
cvewg ~ there staamer~ having escaped
they will bc maroon@d unit winter comes.
when they can get out by dog trains.
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FLIGHT FROM SEA TO SHORE
H the weather SERVES Mraur,i, win Tr,
Il Tn.MnrrOM

II the weather is fair. and the prophet ;
say IL should ne Aviator Mccurdy Will
max" his fight to.morrp~ afternoon
from the after deck of the Hamburg
American liner Pennsylvania wh"n she
IL about fifty mile, out at sea Glenn
turtIss Inspected vest day n.
launching frame tha' has heen rugged
on the Pennsylvania and pronounced
" all right The steam Yacht Wild Duck.
chartered by the World which -lspir.d
IA" experiment. Will accompany the
Pennsylvania to the point from WHICH
IN. a"roplans will lie launched and vili
have on board MaSnr-G Gen Frederick u
Grans, ,ommandar II IN. Department
81 IN" East. MAJOR samuel Rehef chIe'
sigma officer Of The Department Resf
Admiral Leu - commander, II the Eavy
yard at Brooklyn. Mayor Gaynor pnS-I-
hly. Cornelius Vanderbilt Augustus Post,
Commander Van bgY.T. Who Las teen
Diet iiled hv tn" Navy Department -
"h~"rv" tn. flight end report tNer" m.
and score 81 army and navy officers
ne Hamburg line Will take reporters
sea aboard I'll" cream tug Eugen" +
Moran Tn. DalHcil tug DglYelline End
r Raymond viz also 60 over pat
Of IA" course tn" launching vl. take
place. unless her. - heavy w"Et her "A.
u.Cl,Ck II III" ~ - pre"7.-l's-s nf'ch
IL unlikely - trl- season the rrrr.y-
NanIa VIII ~ a.i"-n fun -p"Hd apOu,
Twelve knots and Great. a Wind Wy winch
m" aviator may climb o. glory he. will
hay" a 1Gcka," ~ NAL and Will deliver VI.
barring accidents, al G"ysrnors .laud
possibly within an hour after - lakes
pa II
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SIR or ERIiR LANDS.
Dickinson E>onsra1rS .. ". Carpenter
Of GonSrr-.man Martins Charge

WAsHrNGrnN. Nov ~ SECRETARY of
War Dickinson - preparing special
report for Pr"-ldenr Taft IN his visit -
IN" Philippine Islands Among other
things Mr.. Dickinson will discuss m.
charges made IN Congress last winter bv
Representative Martin Of Colorado - an
a LEGGED scandal IN connection with the
sale Of friar lands While IN the Philip
pines Secretary Dickinson made "A com
plera investi CATION of IN. charges Mr.
Dick Inson will exoneraia frank " Car
pcnter. executive secretary Of the COM
mission, and Dean & Worcester. a mem
her Of the commission. Of IN. cha rgsI
made against them nv Representative
Martin
In a spesch in Congress Reprasenta,lv.
missioner Worcester had bought some
friar lands This Mr. Dick Inson will
report il untrue Commissioner WOr-
c~-ters nsphew did. how ever lease public
lands IN an amount au'horized by law ana
nj the same price exscisd of others On
account OF the relationship Commissioner
Worcester declined az first to aypro, .
the lease obtained by his nephew and IN
an official letter called the proposed l.as..
10 the attention Of Gov ernor General
Forbes. The Governor Genera how
ever, could not act IN the cas.. and Com
missioner Worcester approved tn. E-as.
a. the same time calling the deal 10 vhs
attention OF the Attorney General Score
tarv Dickinson was convinced bv his
investigation that Commissioner Wor-
C''s'er had no interest direct or midi
rect IN the leases
secretary Dickinson will also report 10
IN" President that Nr- Carpenter had no
Official relation 20 the friar lands which
h" had contracted to purchas" VIZ
Carpenter acted IN the negotiation. with
the written authority u IN. Governor
General
CARPENTER are now on their wav ~ this
country 10 appear before rho Ho,i-..
lnsuIGr Ahairs COMMITTEE" which wa-
authorized - Invesiigsf" IN. Transaction
~ IN" request 81 Representative Martin
SECRETARY hckInson's inquiry INTO the
question vas made ~ the request 81 Pres,-
dent AFT and 10 entirely independent ~
he [ pngressiOnal IrrI'Ilry
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Vie, rmrni. Of Naval ,r~.-i.

WAsHISor"N. Nov. IN The torpedo
boat Stringham has arrived at Annapolis
and the torpedo boat Barley and the tug
Rocket al Norfolk
Inc cruiser 'TNIr and tn" destToyers
Smith. Flusser Lanson. Preston and Red
have sailed from View York for San Juan
III" gunbonf Iicksburg from pinchrlinnn,.
Tor Mare Island. the grInhOat Narstta
from Bu"fi"lds for CrIsrohaI. the Do
stroyer Paulding from Portsmouth Y u
for Newport tn" tug Potomac from
santiago do Cuba for Guantanamo. the
gInhoaf iastIn~ from Norfolk for Solo
mon islands and the collier Hector from
Hampton Roads for Br"st
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-11
sURROG BEFRIENDS WIDOW
Holds t'p for Further Inquiry = Settle.
ment fog Husbands Death.
Foremou CIothicrs Since ls4S.

Surrogate Ke,cham in Brooklyn said
Yesterday that he would not permit the
widow OF q man killed In the course of
his employment TO take hasiy action in
compromising a claim against her hus-
bands employer. The Surrogate had
before him the petition OF Mrs Alice Kelly,
whose husband WAS one Of the seven
men killed in Q boiler explosion In Brook
lyn on October 20. for leave TO COM
promise with her husbands employer
FOR 81 ON. The attorney who presented
the application admitted that he was
counsel for the employer and was acting
for the widow only in presenting the
petition.
The Surrogate refused TO confirm the
compromise until the widow has presented
TO him the facts surrounding her hus-
bands death. and remarked that the
petitioner has had only two weeks in
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-11
SAVE GREW y or 81 BMtRINES.
Board Ia Develop Plans 10 sustain Life
AFTER the Boats Are nable to Rise

WAsHISCToN. Nov. lN-A hoard Of
naval officers will ne appointed shortly
nv Acting Secretary of the Navy Win
thr"p to develop plans for isu-'a ming the
lives Of IN" crews 81 submarines which
are accidentally submerged and unable
To rise 10 the surface The board will
make study offtha oxygen helmets
similar TO those Used IN mine rescue work
which may b. t.-ed by those and.ay oring
To esChp" from submerged submarines
and coming tu IN. surface. III. Ins,a la
ton 81 OXYGEN generating apparatus for
repl"ni-hIng tn. air IN the submarines will
also h- discussed
IT IL likely that a series 81 pra ct zeal trial.
with Submarines 10 s,Ibfn-rg.nc- test,
Will bc conducted 10y the board To- deter
mine the length 81 tim. tn. crew II a
submarine. can live under water without
fresh supply 81 AIR Tn. Navy de-
rsr'Ti"ut has 10 official or reliable data
on tins subject Tn. -ribma rine DcfopIIs
remained under water for 'wenry-four
hours with "a crew of fourteen men several
year, ago without any Of he men -LIf
f"rlng Inconvenience
II - likely that submarines ~ the Mar
whal type will he able 10 remain under
water for Two or three days NV r.plnnIsh
ing AIR from their air TASKS and removing
~" "arh"n di"Nld" by means II air com
pr-ssOrs with additional means II re-
pI"hI-hiHg IN" hlr nv chemicals II - he
li"v"d that u will "" po--'Do To miin,aIn
HE on board Submerged submarine
until ont-Id" n--i-'nnr" "an b- obtained
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WAY NOT nv ON THE fOasT.
san Francisco Meet Likely to Sc called
Br Beea1-r ~ right Demands.

" higgins 10 look ~ II IN" San Francisco
aviation meet will b" called ~ on account
Of IN" demand ~ Wilbur Wright for "A
bonus OF sijOO II three Of his aviatora
'ak" Uar' rh"r aviatOrs who had
consented T." z" "hl""t"d to this arrange
rn''n' 1t - -ald the sum IL asked ..
li""n-" for tn" H." Of In" Wright patent.
ana should the promoters ~ the meet 20
ahead without the consent ~ the Wri1b,.
lh"y would h" laying Themselves Liable
Tor - -rII' ~ case the Wright patent claims
ar" sustained eventually
Mess h" promoters make indIvtduaI
prJbabl" that m" meet will take ul,c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-11
Objects In Belmont PARK ana rr,is why
sle Thinks Hr n,s!n't Win

SPECIAL Cgbie DS'p1fch 20 THF Sr~
PARIS. Nov. ~. Aviator Ie Blanc has
arrived here from IN" unred States
In an interview he -aId L would cor
tsiniy have won the International cup
at Belmont Park hut for the accident that
befell me.
Why was short ~ gasoana, Sa-
botage? Perhaps Anyway a. started
] noticed that the reservoir had no, been
completely filed. bur I erl. thinking
] would only he compelled to stop and
refill it,
The accident was due TO A. obstacle
s@s=, too late. IL was sbsoi,r ely Grimm II
10 hold an aviation race over dangerous
ground like Belmont Park
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-11
LATHAM HITS TARGET FLYING
~ tI>- DROPS I BOMB ON
lIF,I >PDf az BATTLESHfP.
>Iar, ,i1nI,rs contest Results In cred.
,tlbIc Work observation-disclosures
iiitclcuch Wake, an ksrrnt says
NaiIs Mn 60 u, Mr. BEFORE Long.

R,,unort \uy 10 SharrshooiInK
contests a.i ro'r" throwing from aero
pisUcs .---- 'ha features ~ the Hale
thcru,. meet to-day
it VI, the ;ir~J time IA" aviators had
r,l.,d,. Gtgu.. .,t,A Passengers nd among
others who rrch a rrlI. - the clouds were
Postmaster -(ic."raI HltchcucA and Gen.
Al.a.. It III. signal ,orp~
Mr. uI-rrr,rk tIlgnt lasted J minutes
IT,, r,uu,, IN. Postmaster General
wa- pr..-u9rsI To- Count be l.e~SepS upon
his ARRIVAL and after A shnr, talk he ac-
.,''t ,,,.',.,,,,,, >. -. 49,, A.. o..
"P''" '' wv w =" w '
TaChin" assembled me spectators APP
plsut"d and Mr. Hitchcock. VIII" seemed
,n hc on t.,vir., the, flight waved his hands
TA,.,.,a,>. 49,, T., ,,,-..,,,,.,- nd, ,h-,.,
"PH anu WIS "'''"''"H Sn"r' ~, 'a"
,iarsd enthusiastically that the aeroplaue
could Eventually M. utilized to carry the
81
''a nn An. ;,s
Ten Nilen was th" n"N' 10 60 Hp with
Ne Lesssps in his Bl"rlot. and he 100 said
II was a great cxper,ence The General
- NOR. ,.oryircad than .y.r that for
-, ..,. ,h,, ,.,..,.,I, i, -,
li'i"'aiN P"' t'S'' NV "''"p''"' - J'S'
the thing,
Secretary II War Dickinson. who &C.
romnani.d ,h. Pos,,nasr.r- CsneraI md
r.. ,u.., So. uL;,.,n -. -
"-"' '>i'" '''" ""'1'''s'"' was ~"
Interested spectator.
Sharpshootng from Rsroplanes was
tcheduled "A one Of the PRINCIPAL events
~ Tho d,- and ,hn, v,s ,h. ,c'os;o, g.
60, ~. ~, a., e.. ~.
saP. I've lou o' WI" rirs' War yhano
Regiment making an ascension m the big
BlSriot machine.
Without pr.I,mipary trial De Iassans
..lI,.,I ,or,h ,,,h h.. r,u.. .hor,,,.
saihsu lorth WIN ms passengers shortiy
before :" After turn around m"
course ap' tnm neShh nIlnS al tarG"ts
hhed IN ne m fdie a. me heid
After me second shot IN" machine COM
pleted another lap OF IN" track and swept ~
me ground heloT" IN" grand stand after
being IN the arr minutes !? As seconds
Not To he outdone Latham IN his 81
norse- power ahtoln.te drew revolver
from ms pocket and popped AZ the tar
get. thre" minute nlsnf was long
enough Tor Latham TO empty a seven shot
revolver and he was followed to the
ground by Count ID" l"sseps after his
Pdssehger had drorrer several shots
. III or near the target
An examination OF the target showed
mar one ~ the bullets fr"d from the rine
~ lapt Ian ned sirnCh with feet
o. u. " - oniv var '" TN, aptain 10 say
tha' ne was nahol'app.'n, 'elnG una hia
70 brlnS ms rine 70 hIs shoulder He shot
from 'hs waist Ihe target was white
can vas tSo Ieet square.
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HOW THEY LOST THEIR VOTES
MONTtL AYR WEN TRIED 10 FIN
ITtP MT FOt IDN'T.
Appealed TO chief Justice Gummere. hut
tie was play ting Golf Their Votes.
However. Mere Not Needed Sot-
rr's sbb lection To Coalition Of Booth.


MoNTClAIR. y J. Nov 10 primary
election Clerk in this town when the time
came to copy the list Of voters at the pri-
msries on the list Of those properly regis
tered for the election last Tuesday got
mixed no and skinned A dozen or 80 names
~. -. 81, -, H.. ,v.I,-.
IN" ree'in "aS III" ""eh - 80
voters appeared ~ IN" poil- they were
told that they weren't registered and
couldn't yot.
T".,,.II,, ,.l.,,,;o,u i, uo,,,,a,r ars car
.-II ..S,-,.. ,.ul,i~,
ned on III e-hiai an" heishoor', ,Ahio"
Under the New Jersey laws you nave 10
register in order TO vote at the primaries
and the single registration in considered
-,.1,,,h o., 1,,,.,;,v vo,, yor IN. .uNraos on
e"oush ~ -, -. 49,, - ,
election uay 80 Nhrh 'ne uo4-n ., :"
were cut Oh from the FRANCHISE they
didn't like it
Two of tins. uep 80 afFected ware Dix "
-. - L.
Noel Ne" iorh lawyer anu marry -
Doyle. who IL "a business man IN View YORK
They live an Upper Montciair. ihey
weren't to he bea ten out OF their votes il
,h.y co,,Id b.,, i, al thew 40, o,,t hotfoo,
49,. I..y - $1,000
Tor newark "here Judges III e'ec''oh
Gases were sitting.
Judges Ten Eyck and Davis said they
couldn't see how their grievance came
.,,,h,n ,,o;r ;,r,.d;c,;o, snd .a,, ,h.u,
"''''' 49,
away ~ithout cointor'' VT Soes Aho AAr'
Doyle. having gone 80 Tar already. de-
termined to- do all they could to perform
their civic duty. so they went in search Of
a Judge Of superior Jurisdiction.
They learned that Judge Gummere was
golfinR az the Essex County Country Club
They went after him. Al the clubhouse
one Of the members pointed out q remote
figure with head and shoulders half show
ing n the far side Of a bunker.
THAT = the Judge. he said
Away of therp'" asked Mr. Noel
That = miles and miles from here
Never, he less. turning up hia tro,,aeru
70 keen them out OF the mud, he told NJ
Doyl. 10 come on and they set out over
the links after Judge Gurnmare.
What = that you want Of me?- asked
he Judge. looking around 10 ace II apy
body had seen him slice the hall. Flee
ion? Not much I'm PLAYING golf"
500 said Mr.. Doyle.
Yes pursued Mr. Noel We want
yo,i to come TO court and sign an order
allowing lis TO vote Then he told whas
the troubI. was and the Judge replied
Z hat there were Judges especially desjg-
red 70 hear cleo, ion cases thai day ana
hat h.. WASH = one Of them
~ YOU boys II 60 away said he.
there. a chanc. that | can win this
hol. yet
so Mr Doyle and Mr. Noel turned heel
and went away cre~tfallen. They didn't
vote AL that day Later they said they
would look into u and find out what
redress they had bat when they found
rhat their votes wer.n' Z nsc,.,.ary tn ar-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-11
T. v. snsder's Personal Esssse Appraised
AZ Mere Than o ,O>D0. 900.

Record was made In the Surrogate.
Office &C Newark yesterday Of the per.
soma. estate OF the late W. V Sny der
snyder 4 Co. for many year, An in.
ventory. appraised by winton C. Garrison
and Newton p Kinsey. was filed and N.
total value il u or. SIS 81 Mr.. Snyder
death occurred at Genoa, Italy. MAY S.
1910
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which TO consider her duty to herself and
her children. While the petitioner saw.
she 10 AFRAID she cannot prove that har
husband was free from contributor
negligence the Surrogate says il IL clear
that his occupation had nothing 60 do
with the boiler which exploded. eince
he was n stone mason
IL the widow and fatherless must settle
without friendly guidance. then the Court
mast see that they take no HARM aid
kescham