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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-10-24
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Annie ". Holt, deceased.
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers TO the undersigned at the
office OF ]. c. Walters, Esq, attorney
at law. Logan City, Utah. on or be.
fore the 9Th day of February. A. D.,
1912.
Date of first publication October
5th, A. d., 1911.
Soren c. Poulsen and Alma NJ. Math
ews. Executors.
] c. Walters, Attorney nj
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-10-24

My child was burned terribly
about the face. neck and chest. ap-
piled DR.. Thomas Electric Oh. The
pain ceased and the child sank into
restfui sleep."-Mrs, Nancy NJ
Hanson. Hamburg, Ny.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-10-24
EXCURSIONS EAST.
October 14th, November 18th and De
eember 21st and 22nd.

Via Oregon Short Line and Union
Pacific fod benefit of Home Visitors
Tickets sold on October date limited
to December 3lst. Other tickets lin.
tied to 60 days from date of sale. See
any o. S. l.. agent for rates and fur
ther particulars, or write d. r. Bur
ley, Gen Pass. Agt., Salt Lake City
Utah. d2s
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-10-24
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of David p. Ralney, deceased
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers to the undersigned at heI
residence at Richmond, Cache County
Utah, on or before the Sth day Of Jan
uary, 1912.
Date OF first publication Oct. 9Th
1911.
DORITHA j. RAINEY,
Administrator
Fred W. Crockett, Attorney. nj
.
Snhacriha fur The RanithlInnn
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-10-24

Woman loses clear, ros yeomplex.
ion. Burdock Blood Bitters purifies
the blood. clears the skin, restores
rudy. sound health.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-10-24

Baby won't suffer five minutes
with Group II y,'u apply DR.. Thomas
Electric Oil at onte. II acts like magi,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-08-31
POkousdn Hfebcerl.

Tom Gavin, mlady farmer jens
bydli 8 mil ma vtchod cd mesta u
feky vazne pokousan SWIM HEB
Gem ma zadech nedeli odpoledne.
Jel n9kam ma dvoukolce HEB
Gem ma ceste jej potkal jeho
mladsi bratr Will jenz jel ma j.
mem hfebci. Will skocil S kon4
a ptivAzav jej k zadu dvoukolkx;
sedl 81 k bratrovi. Jeli tax chvf-
Ii, kdyz najednou y zadu uvazant
hfebec popadl do zubh Toma "a
tyl, vyhodil jej ma gem a pocsl jej
do FAD kousati. Will hned pysko
Gil vyda CO Sc dsje pocal, zufive
zeife kopati do tlamy a do hlagy
az jej odehnal. PAX hned jeli ma
farmu Ed Olsena, kde Seznano he
zada Tomovo jsou jedpa podlitina
u modfina. Vtu dobu Sc tam ma
lezali Jos. Rezac a J. G.. Bouska
kteff mladika ma ..automobilu do
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-08-31

John John 2 Ord, Neb, jeho
manzelka a osm rokd starry syn
sem pfijeli ma nAvstevu k Josefo-
vi velkovy :tery. Pant Johno-
Va je sestrou Josefa Velka.
Frank Carda a Frank Cacek Cd
ieli sobotu do Geddes kde budou
staveti peknou residence ma farme
Josefa Kukrala a velkou mastal ma
farm9 Mike MADEIRA.
Rev. Vaclav Grund sprGvce ka-
tolick6 osady We Vodhanech byl
zde navstevou minuly ttden.
Rev. Soukup jenz drive osadu
spravoval ie v St Louis kde pnso-
bf Y jedne osade CO kaplan.
Tabor Mercantile Co. po delsf
namaze konetne ziskala jednatel-
stvf pro znamenite gasolinove Ala
mo pohony. Neil 81 koupfte ga
solinovt udelate dobfe kdyz 81
Alamo prohlidnete u mas.
Delnicky den Dude op9tne le-
tos oslaven We Wagner, v pondeli
4. zAff. Byly pro omen den ziska-
ny attrakce ty nejlepsf, take kdo
Sc snGastni, nebude toho litovati.
RHINE hry a penezite ceny budou
rozdany zapasnikhm.
Frank Mladt z Verdigree, bratr
pi. FIR. Welfla, ST., a jeho dive dee
ry (jedna je provdana "a Jana Paw
lika We Verdigree) byli zde navste
YOU minuly tyden. Vratili Sc do
mu 6tery rano.
Chcete-li pc dobu 80 dnn, 1plne
zdarma vyzkouseti gas. pohon,
zhuste Alamo pohon. Pak-li Sc
vAm nebude libit, pfivezte jej nax
pet a vIatime YAM penize. Vyra-
bitel jej zarucuje Tabor Mer. Co.
Mlady Filadelfie Bouska, jenz
Dive byl zamestnan u Ben Katie
v Yankton pc mnoho let, oznamu-
je tfmto SWIM zakaznfknm ze W.
koupil zavod odevnika Grooma W
chodEe cd zavodu Fantla a uchazi
Sc jejich pf{zefi. Zarutuje ze
kazdeho uspokojf. s14
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-08-31
The Explanation.

A man who had been brought up In
country village. but who had moved
TO the city. was visiting the scenes OF
his childhood. He happened to meet
boy who was considered 10 be a lit.
tie on" and thought that there was
q good chance 70 find out from MIN
about the people he used TO know.
Among others. he CHANGED to mention
inc name OF an old schoolmats.
Why" said the boy. he has been
married seven years and has IL chill.
dren! Twelve children!" exclaimed
tho man. How does that conner
Oh. said the boy. they had three
to onoet two to twicet. and one .
good many times."
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-08-31
AZ the Boy Had Suggested.

DO you remember. my boy" asked
the father. kindly but firmly. that IN
your studies You suggested that 40.
tons spoke louder than words?"
Yes. sir" said the boy with a grin
that he did not feel.
Thereby. as took It. you ex
pressed that you would like to have
me express my emotions In some
more substantial way"
"Yessir."
Il have not forgotten that There
is a great deal that is worthy OF con.
sideratton In that saying. And
though you have displeased ne great.
~ today. will show you what think.
Come with me-" And the father led
the way to the woodshed.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-08-31
vezli do TGbora k dr.. Blfzkovi kite
rt jej osetfil. Zran9n je bolestn1
nikoliv vsak nebezpecn3.

Jsem pfipraven M to nejhof-
81" poseptal do ucha lekafe, nepa-
trny, bazliv5 clovf6ek jehoS man.
kelka byla silnS nastydla takze
pozbyla hlasu fpln9.
'Nu5e tedy," df na TO lekaf,
"vaSe manxelka "A ctrnGct dni bu-
de zdrIva jake ryba :
V tom Sc nepatrnemu bazlivemu
clovicku zatemnilo pied xrakem,
nasledovala dusiva rama q l9kaf sc
musel shAnet po prostfedku BY jej
ptivedl k sob4.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-08-31

Opet upozorhujem lidi kteff
hodlaji zaslati penfze "a objednsne
zboK anebo jinak, ze bankovnf
smenka je nellacinejsim, nejjistsj-
Sim q nejpfihodnejSfm zpnsobem
vyffzenf zAlezitosti. Name dpl-
ny sesnam vsech smenek Mani w.
danych, takze kdyby Sc nekterG
ztratila v doprave zkrze postu ane
DO jinak, snadno Sc vyhotovi jeff
duplikat. Mimo toho dame ma
kazdou rezft. Vsecky smenky
jenz vyhotovfme pfijdou nam zpet
pc vyplacenf a my je pax ulozfme
a osoba ktera zmenku koupila, v.
padu ze by potfebovala dnkaz, ze
zmenka byla vyplacena osobe ji2
byla zaslanG, snadno takovy dnkax
q nasich knih q zaznama obdrzf.
Dole uvadime k porovnanf poplat-
ky jez citajf Sc M poste nebo ex-
presu a citame my:
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-08-31
KdoAna prAzdne soudky a baxy
cd piva necht' je laskav4 CO nej.
dfiv .vrAti. Hrnska a Trunec.
One on the Loeusts.

"Yeu know" said silas. a. be drove
Mr.. Commuter to the station. them
there neutrality-suspicious. Is curious
beasts. Oh. I've watched them. know
their ways They comes up out Of the
ground and they makes for the near.
est tree. and they climbs up the trunk
till they gets to the leaves. Leaves IL
what they're after!
"T'other day seen a man standtn
IN the road. a-lookin' up at q telegraph
pole and a.laughin' to beat the band.
-'Wot yer laughin' at, friend?' says
See all them dom seventeen-year.
old locusts. a-scuttlin and a-scurrytn
up that there pole? says he.
Yes. says I. what OF tt?'
Pm Just e,thinkin.. he says. Almost
doublin' up laughin'. what an April
fool it1l be for them when they gets
to the top!'"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-08-31

Obchodnf budova lot ma pro-
del, byt v zadu, ma hlavnf ulici v
Tabofe. Proda Sc lacino. Piste
Mrs. NJ. Melmer, Lake Andes.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-08-31

| Al budete v -TSbofe navstivte
sedlafe Loesa seznamte SO MIN.
! M. J. Loes, novt sedlaf Ia
bofe spravuje ksfry stfevfce.
Zkuste jej.
! Ma prodej, par dobrsch taxnych
koni. AL. P. Roknsek, Tabor.
route 3. 81
Mouka tAborskeho mltna ma
prodej u VlasAk Straka nebo u
d w. MusiIa.
Ma prodej. druhe ruky, drtic,
2 otvory ma kolach, Y bobrem sta
WI. Jos. Skorpik.
Vaclav Stanicek otevfel dilnu
ma doutnfky v Tyndall a jeho bra
tr Frank mu pomaha.
Frank Kocer a jeho manzelka
byIi navstevou pfatel u Lake
Andes We ctvrtek.
Vino Kalda q jeho manzelka z
Tyndall byIi zde navstevou pfa-
tel ma zacatku t5dne.
Manzele Jan Mudloffovy byly
obdafeni dcerkou. Manzel6 p.
Petfikovy hosikem.
Protokol re dvou poslednich
schulz okr. konisarn je uvefejnen
ma strane 6 v tonic elsie.
Zamyslfte- Ii stavet male neb
velk6, dejte vypocet j. H. Queal.
usetfime v4m penfze.
Nezapomefte, ze Loes, sedlaf
mimo spr&vek ksfrh, tkz podraM
q spravuje vsechnu obuv.
j. G. Bouska byl v Sioux Falls
minulou sobotu q navrstil SO S,
peknym E Nj. F. automobilem.
Louis Novotnt 81 jel pro novS
Flanders automobil do Sioux Falls
v utert. Ed. Olsen jel S MIN.
Pi. Jos. vybornyho byla nav
stevou u sveho bratra Antona
Charvata Wagner ma zacatku TT
dne.
Frank ShAn9l . jeho manzelkaI
pc tSdenni navStevs zde odjely VI
ltery do sveho domova u Mundena
Kansas.
Slecna Emma Vaithova po KRAFT.
81 navsteve zde U matky a pfatel
odjela We stfedu do svebo domova1
v Lincoln.
Velky pocet zdejsich lidf Sc sh-
castnilo sjezdu startch osadnikh1
tohoto okresu jenz Sc odbtval We
Springfield We stfedu.
Mluvi Sc tom ze Milwaukee,
drAha odtahne svoji stanici zde q
hlavni ulice ma pfihodnejsi misto,
col je nase vrouci ptanf.
Frank Sisler a Frank Black,
hostinstf 2 Tyndall byli zde "a OBJ
chodem v 1tert a objednali 81 pek
ne nast9ne kaiendafe cd mas ma
rok 1912
SkveIS pies uspofdda Josef Ha-]
Ia SIM Jana Sturmy sobotu 2
zati. Hudba cd Mikotovy orkes-
try a kaadt je uctive Evan by Sc
dostavil.
V pondelf odpoledne sest vozn
nakladniho vlaku jenz kona cestu
ma Platte linii bylo zvrakovano k
vSchodne cd Wagner. Nikdo ne
pfisel k zran9ni. @
-
Sestra M. Klara jenz byla pied
stavenou zdejsi kat; skoly cd zalo-
zsni pred dsseti roxy, odjela We
trvrtek rano do Stefan, kde Dude
pusobiti pr misijni skole.
The evening world., 1911-02-23
PLANS TO CROSS
ATLANTIC OCEAN
MOTOR BOAT
Capt. John Weller Will Take
Northern Route in a Fifty
Foot Craft.

Capt. John Weller. a boat builder Of
Paterson. n. j., plans to cross the At
lantic In a motor boat In the early
spring. The boat will be atty feet over
all. with a twelve-foot beam. Weller
believes he can build the craft stanch
enough to weather a bad gale and high
seas. He has been at work on the boat
about a year.
Waller will a k the most northerly
route. Starting from New York. he win
stop at Boston, then at Halifax and
then at st. Johns. Newfoundland.
From ST. Johns he will shape his course
for Galway Bay. ireland. lie will spend
the early summer coasting about the
British Isles and then return to
America.
This ocean-going motor boat; will be
called the Roumania. II VIII draw three
feet of water and carry a forty horse
power automatic gasoline engine capable
of driving her at ten knots an hour.
Her deck will be clear except for a
three-by-four foot pilot house. There
Will be fve windows and seven port
holes, all protected by heavy wire
screens. The tanks will hold 1,50O gal
Ions of gasoline.
Waller will take provisions for two
months. but expects to make the run
from ST. Johns to Galway Bay in two
weeks. If he succeeds in making the
trip the Little Falls Rod and Gun Club
Will present him with a purse OF 81, 800.
The evening world., 1911-02-23
COUNT DEP0RTED
IN SPITE OF TALE
Of HIS SACRIFICE
Had Served in Sing Sing and
Board Didn't Care for
Romance of 1t.

The Count Carlo Mosso OF Italy, as
he calls himself and may truly be. was
landed on Ellis Island to-day from the
steerage of the Fabro liner Gernania.
When the Germania sails again for
Naples the Count will sail on her as a
deported passenger. The board OF special
inquiry which ordered him sent back
learned from his own lips that he had
served seven months Imprisonment In
Sing Sing.
The Count told a touching and ro-
mantle tale in his effort to get the
board to relax the law.
-Four years ago" he said. 81 came to
this country. I was received according
TO my rank. I went to Newport. to the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. / was at home
on Fifth avenue. SO.
There was a very beautiful woman
Of fine family and great wealth I was
engaged TO marry her. 1t was all very
beautiful.
''One day a diamond ring was stolen
from q house where we both were.
Soon l found that 1t must have been my
fiancee who stole the ring. So | took
the blame to save her. ! was sentenced
to many months in Sing Sing. but was
go good. so model a prisoner that they
lie. me out in seven months.
"Dsgraced, I went home to begin life
again. I am now in the wine business.
| come here as a salesman. II ! an not
The evening world., 1911-02-23

DIR. h"e
TO make a positive diagnosis OF the 'ary anu ~,
ferrnt stages Of tuberculosis. heart d''ea'e anu
their hnded internal ailments.
The success which has attended Dr. Anderson $
treatment O, internal Chest diseases is the direct
result Of hi. ability to recognize these dINa''s
while they are ia their earliest stage AMI from
three 10 six months sooner than is possible fr
the usual medical examination Of tapping the out
eide Of the chest or listening with the ear,
lie wastes no time at the beginning. aud, i'm
the very first diagnosis. each patien, receives the
proper treatment suited 70 his individual case,
aud for the exact disease he is suffering from.
Ills success is not the result OF a few expert
mcats with a dozen patients. but Is the result OF
a success Of twenty-five years experience as a lung
specialist AMI an expert in the diagnosis and
treatment Of all Chest and Throat Diseases. There
{, no danger Of a wrong diagnosis or Of btigg
treated for the wong disease.
Examination and consultation are given at the
,ffice without any charge. Consult DIR. Anderson.
80 West I'D st. between 9TH and 9th ayes.), New
York. Hours, 10 TO 4; Monday. Welncsday aud
FRIDAY c,,ninss till $ O'Clock: Sundays. II TO =
New descriptive booklet sent. gratis. 10 any al
I--
The evening world., 1911-02-23

Vhc n IN u u HAIR
grower and bcauti-
ficr) into America II
dozen imitators have
sprung up and are
depending upon the
carclcssncss Of the
public for their sue
cess.
They havcimitatcd
the name, but they
cannot initiate the
quality or the good
ness contained in the
bottle.
Remember: 7 h c
girl with the Auburn
hair is on every car
ton and bottle vi Par
isian Sage.
You ran always get
the genuine at licgc-
man s. Go. He won't
Il ccciv you, bu,
in America that may
netting just as good
worthy of your trade
The evening world., 1911-02-23
Jagged |R0NMASTER
'sWH0 DISAPPEARED
FOUND IN HOSPITAL
Gardner of Brooklyn
Picked UP by Stranger Az
ter Collapse on Street.

John Gardner. an aged irqnmaster
a and one OF the founders OF the Union
League Club. who wandered away from
his shop at No. ~ Market slip, Tuesday,
was found to-day in Harlem Hospital
by his family. who have been search
ding for him day n night for two days.
i1ke was taken to the hospital In a state
o Of mental and physical collapse by a
stranger. who picked him up In the
street.
The attention of the family was
turned toward Harlem and the Bronx
by Franklin Webster. ticket agent at
the Bronx Park elevated station, who
saw Mr.. Gardner at the station yester-
day afternoon at 4 o'clock. but did not
know OF the search for him.
. Mr.. Gardner gave Webster his name
and address and borrowed 10 cents to
= pay his fare home. lie said he had lost
dis overcoat, but a little later ii was
IN found In a storeroom of the station.
10 When Webster learned from an early
edition of The Evening World to-day
who his visitor had been he at once
called this newspaper on the telephone
eand told OF Mr.. Gardner's presence al
intlie station.
90 Mr.. Gardeners wife. who is as old as
he, was Frustrated with grief at their
home until William II. Snyder, general
superintendent Of the United States
Express Company at No. . Rector
street. Informed her at 1 o'clock to-day
that her husband was found.
q Mr.. Gardner vas one of the owners
Z Of the Eckford Iron Company. which
was a big concern until the panic o,
1879. lie was the inventor of many
marine engineering devices.
The evening world., 1911-02-23
MONTMORENCy,
OTHERWISE EMIL,
ACCUSED OF Theft
Son of Late Millionaire Pick
hardt Denies Charge in Fine
London Accents.

A solderly looking man with an Eng
lish accent, which would go far to-
ward making a musical comedy, was
arraigned before MAGISTRATE Herman
in West side Court to-day, under the
pleasing name Of Beresford Betan-
court de Montmorency plckard. So II
was written on his card. On the police
records 1t IS written Emil p~Ickhardt.
De Montmorency is a tea salesman.
His father. wilhelm ~Plckhardt, was a
famous aniline dye promoter and
aanassed a fortune. Or, Louis \. Kaufr-
man of No. 212 West EiEhty-fourth
street, De Montmorercy's neigh5or and
physician, caused his arrest. lie said
that the near-scion OF the British arts
tocracy had stolen al ovcrcoat worth
SEA and a pair OF fur-lined gloves in
the course of a professional visit a
week ago.
tulDe Montmorency said that II was all
bally rot and that he did not know
anything about it. lie was held in
81. 900 bail for further examination.
P!ckhardt's father, who died in 1873,
had one Of the showieSt houses in New
York, at Fifth avenue and seventy
fourth street. 1t was sold just before
s,is death for nearly half a million dol
lars, but It was said to have cost MIN
nearly a million and a quarter. f1ck-
etardt. under his right name. was a
captain in the Ninth Regiment, but 'elt
after a quarrel with the command,
which accused him of beinS a "qu!tter'
,and afraid of Spanish war duty. lie
! Vas IN trouble five years because
ssf charges that he had obtained money
bad checks. His sister, the Bar
oness Loefeltz won coberE Of Frankfort
Germany, helped him out OF that mess.
The evening world., 1911-02-23

there arc druggists in America that may
try to sell YOU something just as good
such a man is not worthy of your trade
or your confidence. Partisan Sage 90
cents a bottle at UIcgeman q Co. and
druggists everywhere.
The evening world., 1911-02-23
A Successful
Specialist
AND
LUNG DISEASES

At the Tubercu'o Is
Congress held In Wash.
ington. II. G.. the
noted scientists and
specialists unanimously
Endorsed and recon-
mended y Light *.
aminations of h c
chest as the ONLY
way to find ont eA-
listing conditions and
The evening world., 1911-02-23
Girl With
The ubu
Always on Hand at Heseman { Co. and
Scores Of l~ntelligen nj Men and Women
Know Al, About Her.
Character Above Reproach

In these days when ten men with rub
Der stamp brains are seeking profits by
initiating the success Of ono IL bchoovcs
the public to keep its eyes cvcrlastingly
open.
Since the introduction Of Partisan Sage
The evening world., 1911-02-23

Clip the little Coupons at tho bottom of each card. They meat big savings
for you. The following arc only a small part OF the many great ohcdnesy ou
will find here to inoIow. No mail. phone " G: Q p: orders will be hled:
The evening world., 1911-02-23

welcome in the land in which I made
the great sacrifice. I go. Blu got must
take my word. | shall die before 1 tell
the lady's name"
you GO said the chairman OF the
board. Count Mosso's story was not w.
~vcstigated. Ills admission tina. he had
been in Sing Sing a enough.
The evening world., 1911-02-23
ROOSEVELT IN FAVOR
OF VOTES FOR WOMEN.
Ballot for All Citizens, Irrespective
of Sex, Is the Colonel's
Declaration.

CHICAGO, Feb. 23.-Col. Theodore
Roosevelt has gone on record as favor
ing votes for women. In an address nj
a big meeting IN the First Regiment Ar
mory here yesterday. which was de-
signed primarily as a word OF counsel
for the foreign-born citizens OF Chicago,
the former President took occa sion In
~cidentally TO announce himself as an
advocate of woman suffrage. This, per-
haps. was In compliment to Miss Jane
adams, who sat beside him on the ros-
trum. but the language the Colonel
used was unequivocal.
~"Personally," he declared. IT am IN
favor Of giving the franchise to all citi-
Gems, irrespective of sen"
The evening world., 1911-02-23

Fine Roasting IA NIB, forclu0r- -
ter with all the chops ..,..,.. |;c
Po%rterhousc and sirioin steaks, cut
from the best native cattle. any yri
cut or size. ,.,,... iOsC
Fine sugar cured Su oked Ha ms and
Bacon, L. $. Inspected, very res
delicious, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lOic
The evening world., 1911-04-20
SUSPENDS
POLICEMAN WHO
SASSED CR0PSEy
Deputy Police Commissioner
Also Recommends That
Sherry BE Dismissed.

Deputy Police Commissioner Walsh
~ Brooklyn suspended William A..
sherry from duty as y patrolman to-
dsv aud recommended 20 commissioner
Cropscy that sherry be dismissed from
the department for INSTRUMENTATION ana
CONDUIT ugbcconlnr an officer. Sherry
and his fyicrd9 believe that Commis-
sionor Cr,pscy will lose no time In
carving out the recommendation OF
dismissal and arrangements are already
under wa FOR an appeal 10 the courts.
sherry ia the man. who. while on
trial before Commissioner Cropsey last
winter. charged with being or post
boldly announced tN't Cropscy was
making cownrds Of tho me- OF the
uniformed force and proel1imed that
he did not expect Justice IN the trial
room. lie got Oft with n fine.
on March 3 there appeared In a
Brooklyr newspaper n lettor from seer
~ c~''ic'e'nt the management or inc
Police Department and the manner ~
! d,spos.tlon o, cases In the Magistrates
courts.
Inspector Rely summoned Shcrry and
sherry admitted writing the letter. lie
added that IL represented his senti-
ments and lie would stand by them' In
4pec,or Kelly p,eferrcd charges against
the insurgent Sherry ana he was tried
on Tuesday. pu'ting IN through his
counsel, william Murphy o. the Patrol
mems Benevolent Association. tho tech
7 ulcsl defense that the letter contained
no criticism OF an officer OF any city
department.
Deputy Commissioner Walsh consid-
cred the case until this morning, when
he announced his decision, after Lawyer
Murphy had made n plea for sherry.
COMMISSIONS Walsh said:
There Is but one recommendation ]
can make in this case n that 10 that
the officer be dismissed. Perhaps the
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JUDGE STEPHENS
TAKEN BY DEATH
ON 66TH BIRTHDAY
Illness Had Prevented Staten
Island Jurist From Celebrat-
ing Wedding Anniversary.

0sath cam. 10 Stephen Dover
A.,... o.. ,.,r,, ,rs ro,,,, ,,aro
0'Sve '
and surrogate OF iH-hInohd county on
his sfxty-sixth birthday. lie died at his
home. No. %. Richmond terrace. New
,.,-. - .,
~
IL O'CLOCK last hsht from a
ton Of aim snts.
us x,s. .,x,v..x v.nr. old yesterday.
49,. --.-. 49, ~. 49,. -, -
ou' 0oes'e Vi "'' "'"''' w '' '
wssks no arrangement hnu oeen "so'
for the celebration OF his birthday.
For the same reason the twenty-seventh
anniversary OF his wedding, which fell
las, Monday. was no, celebrated.
I,,ay. ,anhe vas harm an stai.n
-. ~ -, ~, r,.c,l,e -, lad,
ss"S,a 80. 80 ~ .,un,. s..,
tue Puohe sV"'Os v we sc."'' go
the olo lt'h'ty sohoo' ~ Ne" 'orh
and Colufnpla 'oiiesc. lie was sTdu-
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Mems Sample Pants, Friday at 81.

consisting OF splendid wool serges, Blue or
black: cheviotS, in gray, neat and fancy
stripes; new styles and patterns; wide out
let in seat; well fitting and Or
tailored; all sizes from rs to ~
so waist, SO lengths, at, pair, AsOO
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4 movement has been stared by the
Montoiiir. y. j., Civic Association FOR
the establishment o. q permanent mo
mortal TO the late Rev. pr Amory II.
Bradford. pastor ot the First Congre-
ga,ional Church Tor more than forty
wears. The proposed mrWorl1! VII ho
whole.
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Commissioner Will be more '%enieDt."
sherry walked into Inspector Dooleys
offcc and surrendered his Keys, revolver
and other police property. lie does nos
anticipate lcnicncy.