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NV mE rLiIu a. IIN>T >TiTE,

Tho court 81 claims of the state - Sew
\ orr ha- uicd that q ,IltW for DANA geS
against tho state fur delta. iu bu.ldtug 70
bridge must 10 dismissed usHt.g~ The STATE
Na- engaged 30 NnFA uf publtc utIliiN and
FOR the convenience 81 the residents - m"
locality loo uur-tipu aud that any damage.
-rTsrr, uv no rlaIu'lh we're sustained hy
-, ,"u ~ 'hr ere, rt"u - mo bridge fur rhe
b-urar tf.i ,urN ~ su,- oft 'hs p.IuI.,
n. plsluttn Ws- JnF u khus. Who owns
tru,k farm On me uotin~rlv side uf the
S-u-,a River u-ar cold spring 10 Unon
daga county. over Ihl- river Wa- q bridge
aht,h Wa used by m" STATE ~ p,rt Of -
canal system and connected ~" 'oWu- 81
I.,-trder aud ~tlut When Tho bridge ~.
b fl't 90" STATE uifd halI and the Two towns
ne other half The fuvr- contributing tao
thirds ~ ln. cost "r inalu'sntrr- aud the
state ous.ih ~ The hEhvsy h-rSs-tl
BaldWtu-Nill" and Svrs,us" 'rus-sd the
bridge
~" ahutm-nt- Of tho bridge were deemed
rlusa'- 10 Iri,. I'sII aud % Wa ,lu-.i bs
he ~ta'. for ran, The bridge 49, ,io-@d
Tor fifteen months and frru a f"rr, boa
AS used 10 Transport passengers and
Nrht'l-- There Sa~ long delay ~ beginning
The ,uustrtI, ION ~ a new bridge bs'au-~
- he divergent views Of me ufi"'al- ~ The
towns and m" state he greater uAr' Of
the della, beng 'Eu--d ~ 20" inability 10
g.' he consent or he 40 towns - build
a new hrrdx" rather than repair N" old one
h." constitution ~ me new bridge WAs
begun IA he spr'ng 81 Isi,
The platufr based rI- '.aIm On he fA,'
ma 'ha brids" gave him a more drr-,f
road To- - ra'tl-- and claimed thai 10 co I'd
not matArI hi- crops 49, readily ~ before
while 10 had 10 reduce the rent on = hotel
near me brldg. "a order rp grf a tenant
Judge MurrA' NTttfus The opinion. sad
inc doclune wei establishes 10 tnIs ~tsrs
that ulbHr or,rr, tav'.iN -uSag~G iu making
pubng 'mpTpN Fmrrts Aud 'uruurat'Hus engaged
la ne performance ~ S"t. ~ = pubiiC hsfA''~r
= fuorigri b. 80 are not HabI- 'Jr consequential
usma &C. occA suusd bN 10 go Others .nlsss caused
bv ni,conduc'. u-gIg-ncr snd unsAi'Iin~s>
Judge Murrav SAYS that IN AtVat-r ~
Village Of amanda qua I-i ' Spt the
court held that the defendant unil. buld
iHgA bridge had erected coTsr dam m Tho
outlet Of a ls.s hi,n "b-t r,''pd 'h- roW
nj water from ne lah. and cau-"j 90 10 rs-
man on The plaIntiH = land and deprived MN
NJ tho usa Of % Tor Que season vet If APPEARED
ihAtths v orr Va- properly and Ay~dI'iousiv
fauA aud The defendant Na- NOT liable In
HelIngsr ~ central Road t-H e..
ne court held thai VI hon the defendant j.
.onsirIcting Nurk ~ public utlitv under
legislative authority ~ - hAhla only for
.rch injury A. result from San' n due --Iil
ant,
In'his ,ass there - 40 proof 81 m .ConduCt
~ unskilfulness On me part ~ ne state and
Judge Murray believes that the con-truc-
ION Of tho neN bridge vaS not unduly
ieIav-d. and thai n there y a. any delay u
a a. not "aus-d entirely by the STATE
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The Bunting season Open.

Thus - that lovous season Of tho wear
when the city man goes forth TO the
woods 10 shoot or 10 ba shot Winch n
will b~. IN. family. with the cook and
the surgeon both handy a. call. wait
with IN. same apprehension a. Tor h.
casualties from IN" football field with
the favoriis son on the rlIsh line
The season - on IN Massa chusetts
Their. vas such "A rush for licenses IN
out Of blanks IN" Offices were closed and
some OF those Who applet. saws the
Springfield TninH.
called itne<ses IN prove hat thev we're setlng
In good faIth 10 trying ~ get license and then
hiEsd FOR the huhunE grounds. declaring the,
WouId explain the situation 10 ne game wArd~ns
and take chances Nth the courts N Inc yam.
usrdsns wrre not sAused
II was the firSt dav in three wears that
grav squirrel could ba legally hunted
the bags we're not up To expectation.
Joss DSspaS' bsEsed n,s rabbiu and Hros
NoSToOsgHT Eo' 'hrer M vhl,e rabbit usr.
taken - far a. repaired NIVV and psr,,
are reported to have hAEs~d -Four Partridge ,nd
WnLI's rHHISGs and : " coz got one pa-t
ridge each Huntsrs rspor' partridge - being
scarce Ths only persons 10 zee any NoofroeL
and rspor' IL are Nt 'rSHINnz and ur COS vho
,aw tao buf eouii not Eet = ,not a. th-m
IN" scores N Massachusetts are IN
favor ~ the hunter. II Won should not
cpun, the lone hunter ~ bass IN a Capa
cod lax" who was p"pp"red with shot
from blind IN tho shore In this state
Va" d"-pat"h"- bring Tho rp"ord ~ mo
hrntsman mistaken for deer and fatally
shot near North Lake in the Adiron-
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r-s- "a NSr Ysrk hrdir1f .t1g'rg'
Block has examined ion members ~ gangs ~
COMPARED thess young men with Columbia frssr'
men Gang IL the well known designation gi'"7
to . company or band ~ young men actinG 20
gether for q disreputhbls purpose
Although he cites many Authors. nocs dos
not give a definition Of . gang Ne notes ~
marked infertority IN accuracy. memory, hear'0g
and taetile sensation In contrast 20 TIE 'oiunba
freshmen The gangs have N their favor "n'
eyesight speed. and estimation Of tirne. ana y
. large number ~ subjects II taken difer'n'
results may be obtained when IRE nner fArH
ties a. memory and ACCURACY are taken ir'o
account the students are ~ far superior.
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To rHF rpu"E ~ rHE SuN - There are
ivo ~ he brilalnt suns ~ night whirh may peI
h. called que~ns 81 their respective seasons Tho
INST ~ th-se suns IL blue Meas. nov Descending
iowari tho VrstpATd tho second = Nhi'r aD~lls.
ascending toward the zenith ~ thvsr sidrreA
queens vega reign i sluo>' over wh..- CareilA :
reign = iT-i beginning
Crrvnlng - " W~rr. TOE glorious rssNy ~
winter queen Iapcia sparsle. hEhe- and higher
With sry successive ~ ri0ck y " Nrrpm
panied vi'h the hsg~ NJ fhs PleiAdss and follow -
b, he rye. - ihdebarAn preceded by The con
ISOLATION pers~us Queen 'ApeIa spsrEiss and
-clntrIa'es riosr - 'he boTfrr ~ ne Niiky way
situated 81 tho top ~ the constellation NungA
zen. tharoi~rrH distant from Our pianei Appro,
mattel, sCo Oo OO go 80 - miies tsp~Ia rises
from nc eastward Opposing blue Vega ana pre-
ia ing ~ adotn the skies ~ night until she viii
hsr.sR b~ deposed by that same Nsgs during
tls months ~ usA' spring
'H,ErE- NJvDEs H"iN MS
WuarpN Octobrr -
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g. tHs EBfrus 80 Tvs So 80 fra..
been . -ssR~h Republican ~ me ro.s rIhH.f
'vp- dpF'as an my yo',ns year. ,s.r.
am oas ssill N~t I am .ore assa,r
lime and tine again have : turn~d NJ, rl.
Other ch~~s bat The other ear - nuIsias
columns 81 hot ,nvec'tvss. sild acrusa'.ra.
n~roe personalities, and vor-- bo''ou,...-
-eas ~ startling propaganda san. despite
% eli I sill pledge my-sif once MORE 10 .lp-
port ne old Republican party On new No
vemb-r = y lbs EarssnfuAn Month vtl Hrr
promise to remain closed for one brief 'pr-
and tssntv hours We're the silent re...
loss accomplished Grant nov alive vould ri.
not calculate again With countless otsss
let us have peace CL D.
NV NoHN. October
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To THE FDuoR oT TVS SrN So Pc -
Hartford needs no poetry. she - pr -
herself
~ at - night booking out On the Conn~r'.- 10
CApitol. the winged goddess Of pure rol'~s
perehed UPON i's golden dome. nor hand ro'r'
Ing with admiration to the stream that g.'hS'
through the Capitol grounds ana that d"s'n
even sparkle IN the moonlight. cant und'rs'sn'
Why General SAmbo Bowles should BE- called r7'7
when he has uothinE 20 pure and impeccah'r =
inspire him ~ AGaWAm. true. hs has unf
brook sometimes In spring that dances "'"r ~
psbble. Pui Whs, IL that N this eIean s'rss~- n
Hartford that can even boast Of q FROG
JAMS n DgWgLL u.
HaerVogp Conn October 10
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sick Of Roo.eSeItism

To rHE EDITOR ~ Tar SIN So Al
citizens who are eligible 10 vote on Nov~mhsS
neat should thoroughly consider that a
change in the state Administration would ~
for the welfare Of the people We are al
totally disguised We read about colonel
Roosevelt paTading the country preach ns
doctrines and iAudinR himself about the good
he has done IN the past We are all tired ~
Roo->veltisn and his domineering Wsvs ami
citizens. irrespective Of party. should raS
their votes for q man who -in not sea- rhe
glove OF Roosevelt and will give ~ clean.
economic and buSinesslike administration
The man thoroughly ntted to DISCHARGE the
duties Of Governor Ia Mr. John 4. Diy
MoEEis MsFES.
NV NpRE OCtOher -
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tlafftn-a'- Elt-hrd ~HsNA OBJ" nv.
Er---ivs Nsy"F - Indianapolis h.s.
F~turus''l iu h. ,k,usiBi"u- sft-f s-..k :
st--n's d,rihg ~hi'h M" definite ip's' &.
bsrn,- = hr- . h..F-s,lpsHtt- 80 hl. ns--
.,on ps.n-t rated th.. .-,la'- rapiisl ~
Indiana Humur dt-.uy~rssi hrm 10
variuit- h~r ,itfss- ln-ps~ ting pubiI,
'HnpTuy -m~nt-. running nth h.s,k and
lssi,i.r ,"mpanl.s o. hr~, st-,tinz
mosi-l p.nlt~ntiaris-.. -s.,i,iln,i-lv going
through ha-ptal- ami purinK over
-'hool ouTrt,uiuu- "a pursuance ~ his
life amb,tiun 10 leave Indianapolis b-ttsr
than h. found y Dor once uImor va
wrong Mr SHNNk had gun. - l.oui--
vile Tor a week varatiun. 20 meet Dis
,,ngii-h.d men aud ENJOY himself m
hl- own waV the rr~Ard Of months ~
devotion To- the municipal interests ~
Indianapolis a. all hour IT III. day and
night "a Mavor. chief of police h.al'h
officer. street cleaner. coroner anal peri
pate'T philosopher. so,iolng,~t and
friend ~ man and b,'a~t
MAYOR >HANK left Indianapolis With
sufficient funds for all the expenses of
hl- weeks outing. and returned w.
quote from the indianapolis Nsrs
with more MONEY than he had when
he went aWav An attempt Was made
Ia account FOR hl- possession IT full
pocketbook bv inquir,ng Of his Honor
whether he had PLAYED a tip on Prince
~ Industry IN the Louisville races
Mr. SHANk emphstIcallv denied that
he had made a bet on Prince "f In
dus'ry, but SAID he. don't believe
the b""kmak"r~ CLEANED me ou' The
only TIP got whi. aWav Was on Inun'
less. an Sto shot HIS Honor handed
81 Ia gentlemanlv bookmaker and
found himself t4OO richer when Countless
won on the post bv short hose IN "A
driving finish. But this sordId detail
Wa not what he remembered with the
greatest satisfaction.
met lot ~ ni,s f,Iio~. In ouisyur Inc,
HENHI N,rrEEsoN. one ~ TIE funniest Mule
devils you ever >aN never $40 a flunsr or
more pleasant 'euow Then I met Congre,SmAn
OltH JAWS sud some 'nnErrs,msn FROM he
chicago porN bouss district
Ih., Mavor was shocked To note that
tn. people of Louisville paid bat lttl.
attention TO municipal ahaIrs With del
icats consideration he did not explain
that IN. raC.iraCk called them when
thafs, Was live up on Prince of Indus
try OF some OF her equine favorits His
Honor spent much of his own leisure IN
the streets. inCoRnito. bat all eyes for
human nature and public improve
ments summing up Louisville h. saws
Ior.,ui~ i nice place bat ne only hing n
hAs bee i on D.. iaii. The streets are nerc.
y oY dOu srr automobiles mere INs you de- here
But lFw SHsNk'S fun - over He
- the grave and devoted public servant
again Within five minutes Of he's re-
turn he was AT his desk N h. Cuv Hall
signing Appropriation ordinance ~
fast a. each quill fell from his hnger- u
was pl'k.d ny bv a souvenir collector
After thirty minute, uf such rapid work
A. oniv MIR SHANk can do h" allowed
a circl" Of visitors 10 form about him.
and to hem, as h" pulled a black che.
root made bv himself for himself h..
told IN" moving story Of his adventures
~ Louisville
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NV YoRK. October ~.
wish Of . Massachusetts Republican.

To rHE kpIroR OF THE Sun SIR, Here
am. lifelong Republican. earnestly
hoping Tor the reelection Of our preaeat
clean. honest. able and courageous Cover.
nor. Eben =. Draper. one OF the best Cover
nor- within nv recollection. and also earn.
estly hoping and dsvoutly praying for me
election Of John 4. DIX for Governor n
New York. because ! believe his election
to be for the best interests Of all the people
Of our common country
trust all honest. reliable. progressive
Republicans viii vote for John 4 Dir. %
that bluNerous. ATrant dictators and h'sisat
dsma Eogues may be permanently rerirsd
Ia private life } n. WINDS
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To THE FpIGoR ~ THE ~Us ~ Tnta - one
gem I rrd - On the back nsgs 81 Inc bill m fare
81 = restaurant In IAn~as'sT. ~
Tho-e Vno were born IN istr
raW mHuS . squAIl And bfa-i
IhsN tepi ne 'IK In vault 0f shri'r.
o. Vsf~ bsttsT not horn - aU
tive - Hgh' and good fresh A.
e sunpS 81 uch. vh1'rsonr uuA
N0'rinE nov her" ran 'o-uraf~
N.fh rAprinsss me 80 .I-
No'rrg 1GIis ~ good ever came 49, ~ lar
besrs IEAyELLkH
SEU YonH, October a.
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Kind word. for IN. Pos, One.

To THE EpIroH oy TVS SUS-S want to
say a word Of prAIss for the much abused mail
>erNiee OF View York city Tne delivery ~ hlck
speak seems IN me very little short ~ wonderful
one day last Veeh letter Was posted for me
~ shout quarter pasi ~ clock noon a. the corner
~ Broadway snd Fulton street ~ ten minutes
Of ociOck the Same day the Hitter was deity cred
~ me IN Brt1Ge street. having also zone through
The rrvats mating system ~ the nrm vas with.
can am one bea' hts h u. ".
NEw NogE. October r.
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In o,d Demser., on New >.,,sn.l,.m.

To rHE EDiror 40 rHE SrN Sir. Hop
about tho colonel New NAtiOnAl.n' doc.
trins Of having tncIe sam grab the tloo. o.,
'ssb men nv the throat what 10 Z ncls sam
to do Nth them' Conhscste their properly
II not. what thsn' Who 10 Uncle sam. any.
way DOCS he mean. make me Pre-ident
again and ! will he Uncle sam and make
these SiOo Ooo. 600 fellows toe the mark and
distribute their money a. say Trash
Are The people Of This Rrea, country u ba
deluded by such twaddle' l. " not the
rant OF a demagoEue or an anarchist on,
no. Colonel. u you are in earnest and want
equal opportunities for all. N you vent a
square deal. n Won really want -spec'al
privileges 10 none. come out and suppor
The Democratic party.
The Republican party has been in power
TOO long. Corruption and eItravagAncs
have run riot. and there can be no relief
except by Transferring the power to an
other party. 10 the country IL 70 be saved.
sane men mus, act Independently and vote
FOR change hope to see this mons,rous
New Nationalism- and its author buried
under an avalanche OF votes in November
GIoROEW MILLER.
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Tss ~r-sirn-s H"pttrs o." ~" ~
psst f"r Naa,i. Zoe the H""-"-
,rtt ttusplt4u

1H.r .a.'s. .f .s.'....- .. .H-r a.
anr~-r Voc t- E-r....-,p frr u.nv
v-.r, H-.uI ' nv tIrv sf .uIs.-.. WOO
~ nv t.-r.-.itrHp ,r rH- .r---n' r.ru- .r
IVA rr,t i. ..-s,i-r q v.rlr ls,r'y p fb.-
gruV NAV have I'm 81 ..-is- q goo. s.-rs-
of HhTdfs,I Rsrur.rpn-
Vow .@t'.r r-.' r.tss-. appeal Poo nv
rs'-.H'-r meaning w, Nr-r. a.,p,.u
Ftr.' sut an Am-l,ran. onlv incidentally
Republican r~s-,.-. rHa EsrurH.tu
rar'v f.r many v~ar- uufu mo advent
of Rro-.v~lt hl- -iu.-i fur ~'auIfv
When that parry s. ~ pr--~nr dlsf~xard-
entirely tni- Hr-t ---.-atrh - tbt- u1'iun
avn NJ 'ruz~r % Republican
Thi. B.. utimarily h,r-,u~-- nation prog
rv-- IT his nation and this country do
Ponds ~ less upon confidence than does
Nank. and YOU know very veil IN. r-sul'
when tho people cunhd"nc. - wtthirawn
from banking institution. What mat
tars ~ whether thu ci-rS OF runner ~ a
bank proves dishonest. provided The pub
lic still retain confidence IN the manage
ment' Your letter makes NO mention u
the real issue IN IN" coming election. which
- Roosevelt other matters vou mention
a. ~ first impnrtanc" are Incidental Won.
a. banker. must agrs" with other think
ing people that Roosevelt was r--pons ibl..
for o.r IG7 panlr ! h"h-y- YOU know
We would even now b" IN m" thro-- ~
smother one hut for the foresight Of the
financial institutions ot this country pre-
pa-ing for Roo.-v-'t'- return 80 America
and his >uh~~qusE' actions \oon" under
sans,ds Theses matters 81 well a. a banker.
Nh. Yourself. therefore your position IN
this campaign cannot be- explained IL me
vnen APPEAL To your patriotism.
Roosevelt has again destroyed con
fdence 10y ms r-ckI--- talk and unbrldl-d
tongue Credit. which provides more
than ninety per cen, II h.-ins-- trans
actron- n America. j. impaired Al HON.
ami ahrnad and actuII money upon which
tins great credit j. ha-'.d = NOV uI'aInrhl.
for ny further DEVELOPMENT THIS -
the result ~ Rno-eyelti-m. n,'N,n, else.
Surn crnIrr on. throw int discard several
r~sl YEAR II energy AMI lct.. ".
Roosevelt - the l-ain. men,c. tn
this co,Etry to-day. and vnu having
appealed rn nv r.ttri"ri-m ! -nall do my
State pf New N"rN and the city uf N"v
80.
-.
-,
,,-... ,.....
"'' OWNS '"'"f VII
No,,r s,r.aI az ,,. i,,h ~, D.. ,,,,.
.parrioti-r,- has l....u d,iry received and
read
II IA" Republican parry Of New Nors
insists on 'h" an~oI't" honesty ~ public
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