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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-05-30
Velke Krupobiti a Povoden.

Minulou ned9li Sc sneslo strasne
krdpobitf mad Taborem asi v pGl
ttvrte hod. rano, doprovazero sill
nSm vetrem a prGtrSf mraGen a v
male chvfli mnoho oxen bylo W.T.
luGeno, stromy zbaveny listf a OF
luGeny, obili zatluGeno do zem9. a
nizsf mfsta prom6n6ny ~iezera.
Boufe Sc ptihnala cd sew. zapadu
a kroupy byIy velikosti vlaskfch
ofechu. Zde v Tabofe "a nekolik
hodin spadlo sest palca vody.
|Skoda Dude znaGna a nejvice Dude
cit9n6 .temi jen5 mali zahrsdy.
Tvrdf Sc he drobn6 obiIf nasle1
KEN toho p1jde asi ma polovic.
Mnozf pfisli v povodni o slepice,
prasata i o telsta.
Zde We m6st9 mSlo dom6 znsta
10 De2 rozbltych oxen, neboC AM
drat6n6 okna nezabrahovaly. Site
chy ze smolneho papfru ma mlJne,
ma lekarne, ma sedlarn9 a ma il
MICH budovach majfcf tyto stfecby
byly kroupami roztrhany a zbozf
uvnitf poskozeno vodou. Zapad-
nj Cast mesra byla uplnG pod vo-
dou, a obyvatele museli v lodkach
Sc pfeplavovat, nebot vody bylo
ma diva sttevfce. ,
Trait zde We m9ste a u FIR. Wurt
ze,bysa poskozena take vIaky v
pondelf nejezdily.
Start osadnfci 81 nepamatujf to
lik vody v tax kratke dobe a jest
to jejich prvnf zkusenost S tako-
Smkrdpobitim. Ma ulici mezi
Mercantile obchodem a Quealovfm
v nedeli rano nekteff jezdiIi v LODI
kach.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-05-30
First Class Work Guaranteed
Tabor, S. ID.

Vote pro Lawrence Wagnera,
Gekance pro dfad Serbia ma rep.
lfstku. Byl zde narozen a vycho-
van a pc sest let b,vl vSp. Gerifem
a 4 roxy marsalem v Tyndall,
Slibuje Dude Ii nominovan a zvo-
len, Re ufad CO nejvzorn6ji Dude
zastavati. Ma K tomu schopnosti,
coz dozvedGf ii ienz pc delsf dobu
jej znajf.
Name ma prodej 6eetni knihy
vsech velikostf. TEE tisknem YES
ker6 psacf politely pro spolky.
Rytiny vsech znaka spolkd jsme oh
starali kter6 ma ohlavenf a jine We
CT vytisknem zaroveh s ostatnim
tiskem. Nenf tfeba zasflati pre-
ne ma yychod, nebof je vytisknem
tax lacino jake iinde.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-05-30
Ceska SkOla v Lesterville.

Ceska skola v Lesterville zapoG-
ne pffstf t5den 3. 6ervna. Byl
zjednau ucitel p. Emil Valasek, z
Chicago. Vfbor tfmto ozuamuie
Geske v~efejnosti, Re Dude dostatek
mfsta j pro pfespolnf dftky, a ro-
dice jenz by rddi SWIM dftkam pos
kytli tel vzdelanf v Gesk6m iazyku
mali dobrou pfilezitost tax uGini-
tt. Poplstky budou CO nejnizsf a
patrpe budou die rozpoGtu CHM VI
ce zakG, tim mensi poplatek. Ne
Netfeba jest Sc zmfnovati o zasluz
nosti podnfku tohoto, nebot Jest
samozfeim$. Vesker6 pfihlasky
ptijfma nize jmenovanf vfbor kite
rS S radosti poda kazdou informa-
CT. Vybor pozustava z PIP. F. j.
Koldy, FIR. Rok1ska a Jos. Pull
mana. Tez nutno poznamenati,
he Sc Dude vyuGovati nejmene diva
mesice.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-05-30

Pfectete 81 oznamku Mercantile
Go. Chteji obeznamit obeznamit
obeznamit obecenstvo S novSm pc
livanfm Onyx nadobfm, ktere ne
popraska j kdyz prazdn6 nadoba
ie ma kamna a pax do nj Malta vo-
da. Prodej potne v pondelf a po-
trva nez Sc jist& zasoba rozproda.
DaIsi YAM vysv9tli.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-05-30

Jos. Rezac a Frank Glynn pfi-
jeli minulou nedeli ma automobile
re Sioux Falls, a pravili Re cesty
byly dosti dobre al kdyz Sc pfibli-
zovali ktomuto okresu, teprve ma
razili ma lokace yody.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-05-30
DOMACl zPRAVY.
Pffstf dterf jsou primarily.

100 busl1 millety ma prodej u
Mercantile Co.
Homer Beeman barvf residence
q jine budovy DIR. Blfzka.
Vojtech Kortan a jeho manzelka
byli Y Yankton We stfedu. 81
Shslu a travnf semeno ma prodej
"a 1917 libra u Jos Skorpika.
Do domacnosti Josefs Blazka "a
vftala dcerka minulou nedeli.
FIR. Barta, ST., cd Dante byl zde
navstevou u pfatel pres nedeli.
Frank Glynn 81 koupil novy o
verland automobil cd Mercantile
Go.
V. J. Merkvan a jeho manzelka
byli nSVstevou v Yankton We sire
du. n.
Viktor Becvaf byl u Avon ma
prohlfdce fanny kterou tam Vast
nj.
M. J. Loes q jeho manzelka byli
S potahem v Yankton minulf Gtvr
TEX.
j. e. Matuska a Jos. Hruska
byli Yankton ma AUTOMOBILE We
iterS. 4
Pofidili jsme 81 novy Oliver PISA
Ct stroj cd j. A. Wagnera tento
ltfden.
Ant. Votova cd Ravinia byl zde
navstevou u Josefa KoGera IA "a
6atku t5dne. .H
Pr. III. Schneidera 2 Wagner a
deti byly zde n&vstevou u pratel
tento tJden. i. ~~~.at
Frank HOSTEL a jeho manEelka
cd Dante byi zde navstevou na
zacatku t5dne.
Josef Tupa a jeho syn byli nav
stevou u pfatel u Lake Andes
pres nedeli.
Herman q Robinson z Tyndall
barvf aovou resiCenci j. M. Petit
ka tento tSden.
Jos. p. Petffk a ieho manzelks
cd Wagner byli zde navssevou u
pfatel ma za6atku t5dne.
Pr. Franka Hakla z Ynnkton
byla zde navstevou u sve dcery,
pr. AL. Jezewskiho We stfedu.
Pr. Jificek cd Wagner byla zde
navstevou u deer, pr. Kingove a
pr. L. Welhove minulS tyden.
ri. Stan. Lasky q Lynch, Neb..
byla zde n6vstSvou u sveho bratra
FIR. Uherky ma zaGatku tydne.
Karel Herman cd Wittenberg
byl zde navstevou ma zaGatku t5d-
/
ne. Mali pry Sc dobfe, coz radi
sly !
J. P, Cooley odjel v sobotu do
Madelia, Mimi. pc obdrzenf yves
ii he jeho mladsf bratr je tezce ne.
mocen. Vratil Sc We stfedu.
Datum zabavy kterou uspofSda,
il zaci zdejsi skoly ma den ukon6e-
nj skolnfho roku Dude oznamen
pffsti t5den v techto sloupcich.
Jan F. Kostel Sc vidal mista U
zdejsf Mercantile Co. a poene pra
covati pro Int. Harvester Co. Blu,
de miti ma starosti z&jmv spoiled.
nosti ma Platte linii.
F. A. Wagner z Utica a jeho
manzelka, jeli zkrze mesto v pom,
deli kdyz SO vraceli z Lake Andes
ma automobile. Ma kafe bylo Una
telno be cestou narazili ma lokace
blata a vody.
Minult tSden bylo pfivezeno
do zdejsich elevatord nesmfrne
mnozstvf obili ktere farmefi drze-
Ii donna pro vyssf ceny. Behem
t5dne Glynnnv elevator wal Gel
KEN 10, 600. buslh; farmerskS ele-
vator 800 busl1; Kingdy elevator
5000 a McCaulliv 5000 buslh. O.
bilf sem bylo vozeno znacne cd
Utica. Lesteryille q Scotland.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-05-30
Pomnfky a Nahrobky.

Name jednatelstvf ,agodu p.
Syobody Y Omaze, ienz je IMAM
co zhotovitel nejkrasn9jsfch POM
nfkn ma zapade. MIzem yam pro
dati pomnfk iak5koliv lacineji nez
Ii JIM, 0 cemS SO saadno psesv4d-
Cite. V5ber jest velk5; cd laci-
nJch do nejnadhernejsfch. Pie
pteite Sc mas nezli koupfte jinde-
mic vas to nebude stat. Ia praci
ruGime. ".
80 '~:
hostel a Jezewski.
Tabor, S. ID.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-02
WILL STRIP WARSHIPS
All Wood To Be Eliminated IN
snrinp Battle Practice.

Nu,sbinoton. Jan. Livery year '"o '"
.,o nractice in the American navy more
closely approximates the conuiuons =,
80, warfare. In the spring practice oil
e. Atlantic feet this year, 1t was an
o,,rced to-day. the idea of Riding SNIP
80 ,ar os possible. OF combustble materials
90 ,voodwork that might cause spiinters
q. ac,ion Is to be carried out 30 far 'hH'
-. oece,s and men OF certain vessels may
W. a,,en sleep ION the soft side or
plank" ,,,o,,a, n, all
ador hoats the hunks and the WOODEN
,,rn,,ure Not even the mess tables VIII
ho ,eft and the bluejackets Will nave "
oa, ,heir meals sluatting on deck.
More damage and loss OF life mas re-
.,I,oA an sbIpboard In time OF war from
a,,e,oosting fires and flying spinters than
s.o,,, shot and shell wounds. therefore II
49, he.n decided TO determine just how
-. ,oodwork can be eliminated when d
craft clears for scti m
The spring practice OF the feet In the
w., indian waters. with Guantanamo az
- 80. uill occupy ten days more than
,,,,o months. beginning January 10. After
,ho, g. completed. the battleships VIII come
s'"r,,, ,o the southern drill grounds, OF the
r.as.a,eake Capes for the regular battle
practice.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-02
.BLUEROCKS FALL FAST
New York A. c. GunnerS Out in
Force at TraverS Island.
MANY VISITORS COMPETE
SPOTS High Gun in Afternoon
Mcmahon Wins Leg on
January Cup.

For the first time in many years. the New
York Athletic Club held a big holiday
shoot Yesterday All day long the little
bluerocks were broken by enthusiastic
gunners at Travers Island. The Winged
Foot organization sent invitations to many
of the metropolitan gunners to take part
in the fixture, and there was a splendid
representation from other clubs. In the
morning there was a shoot at 100 targets
and a similar one in the afternoon. After
luncheon the usual club fixtures were de-
oided.
The morning shoot was won by w. j.
Elias, who had total of 9S out OF pos
sible 100 An unusual thing cropped up
during the afternoon. With their handi-
caps. both J. +. Il. Dey and j. +. McMa-
hon went over the 100 mark, The former
had lOl and the latter l0S. OF course. they
tied at 100. and in the shoot-off that fol-
lowed J. F. r.. Dey was the winner by a
single target
A new distance handicap and a Ne"
Years Gun were the new features Of the
regular programme. The distance handi'
cap was taken by r. l.. SPOTS, who also
was high gun for the afternoon, Ihe con-
ditions that govern the New Years Cup
call for a shoot on every Saturday In Janu-
ary. the prize TO go 10 the gunner VINO hao
the most legs on IL. The first leg on the
cun was won by G. +. McMahon. G. J'
Corbett captured a leg on the Committee
C,,n DR.. Culver was high gun In the
weekly shoot for the presidents prize
The scores follow
New-York tribune., 1912-01-02
FAST PLAY AT COURT TENNIS
Cutting Brothers Win Holiday
Trophy at Tuxedo Club.

Tuxedo Park. Jan. 1.--Many persons who
passed the holidays at Tuxedo witnessed
the court tennis matches in doubles for
the holiday cup on the courts OF the Tuxedo
Tennis and Racquet Club to-day. Some In
teresting matches were seen and each good
play was heartily appiauded.
Il. Fulton Cutting. jr.. and his brother.
suydam Cutting won the trophy after a
hard fought match. defeating Addison Cam
mack and Henry La Montague. The novice
matches in court tennis we're also started
to-day with a large entry list The first
and semi-hnal rounds will be played on
next Saturday.
The summary follows:
First round-George l. Scott and r ID. Wrenn
hah uj). Tuxedo, defeated J. r. Lowell and l..
Ls ROGUE (scrstchI. New York. 50. SIS: r.
Tuxedo, defeated William b. Dinsmore and Rod
ericS Terry. jr. half 15). New York. SIS. 6-s.
81; ". Ia Montague and Addison Cammack
q ah i5). New York, defeated r. -. Keech and
Z. Dcia6cd Chalf s0. New York. T. So.
p. LOriliard. jr.. and G. $. Lee Tuxedo
tscratch). defeated Grswold Loriard and ". w.
litoa, Tuxedo u5), Sd, 81.
Semi final round-F cutting and s.. Cutting
lscratch). Tuxedo, defeated George /. Scott and
y, ID. wrenn (haif 15D. Tuxedo. So. 3-s. 81;
n la Montague and Addison Cammack (haf 15l.
New York. defeated =. Lorillard, jr., and c. ).
Lee (scratch). Tuxedo. s-i, SO.
final round-R II. Cutting tr., and suydam
,agne and Addison Cammack (haIf 15), New
York. So, 81.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-02
RETURN SPLENDID SCORES
Crescent Gunners Enjoy Ideal
Conditions for Shoot.
FIGHT MATCHES DECIDED
,.uas Wins Take Home"
Trophy, While Turkey Goes
to J. S. Lawson.

,.udor idea, conditions the trapshooters
=, tho crescent Athletic Club did some eN-
Oa,,ont scoring in their New Years Day
.ntests on the Bay Ridge field. Eight
a,ohas were decided. and in several of
,.r, tho contestants broke all of their
"birds.
Tbe feature of the days sport was the
match Al 100 targets for the take home
,ronhv in which thirteen gunners COM
ao,od ] +. James proved the winner his
tovr strings being q. %, "a, %. total OF
q, 7 8 Lawson was the runuer-up, with
q 20 his credit. The next special was the
,,rtev shoot. and in this J. s. Dawson's
aim was the best. Eleven competed for
she bird, which weighed twenty pounds.
Iawson's score was a out of the possible
q beating J +. James's score by just one
target.
There was keen competition in the final
shoot for the Fairchild trophy. at 80 tar
gets, the first one having been on Christ
mas Day. f. S. Hyatt captured the leg
yesterday. but J. p Fairchild was the
winner. his previous score Of 49, added TO
Yesterdays "A. giving him a total OF 90.
HYATT was second. with 81, and G. g.
Stephenson was third. with So. Hyatt was
the winner of two trophy shoots, each with
2 full score Of %
Twelve shot in the stake trophy match,
and there was close work II. NJ. Brigham,
shooting from scratch. won the leg, with
a score Of 2l. c. r. James J. F. James.
NJ Stiner and F. $. Hyatt each broke %
targets. A. Bryant won the leg for the
Lawson trophy, with a full score. and c.
r. James won the third trophy match. with
y as his score.
The summaries follow:
New-York tribune., 1912-01-02

USEFUL. BUTTER Young Scotchmsn. eX-
ceIient references from first class families;
city, country. SOS. Miss Duckley's Agency, II
West 42d Phone. 1iSi BRYANT
New-York tribune., 1912-01-02

JAPANESE HOCSEwORKER.-Ma good
plain cooking. cleaning. etc. excellent refer.
eurer. city or country. Inquire Aathewson'
Agency. SIN 9Th ave. Tel, SIs Bryant
New-York tribune., 1912-01-02

ASSIST PUPILS with lessons evening; steno
raphy. private. Address Miss l.. Richmond,
Irving pince
New-York tribune., 1912-01-02

FARMLAND. S2O tsWedel, a gooo mana VII
cows horsc1 machinery, etc: clean. sober
With reference. Hathewson Agency. SIS 81
ave Tel aTs Bryant.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-02
HOCKEY FOR TITLE TONIGHT

The first game in the Amateur Hockey
League tournament for the championship
WI be played tonight In the st. Nicholas
h'nk. between the Wanderers and the team
oi the Hockey Club OF New York. Both
teams have been strengthened by Canadian
Players. The st. Nicks and the Crescents
VII be opponents In the second game OF
INC series on Thursday, and on Friday
night the New York Athletic Club team
VII meet the Victoriss, OF MontreS' qua
huT champions Of Canada.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-02
nsr RANkBOOKS.

,-oe,, or sToI .EN. -Bankbook No 685, ,7s5. OF
The German Savings Bank in the city OF New
YORK corner 4th ave. and l4th St, issued 70
~ lane Overson. All persons are cautioned
.,atnst negotiating the same. II not returned
te the bank on the 2lst day OF January lol2'
SnntJcate will ba issued.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-02
sURRooATE's NOTICES

tbc lion Walter n. JaycoX. a Justice Of tho
sUurcue Court of the state OF New YORK. OF
Inc o7th dav Of December. 1911, Notice Is here
b.. gIysn 10 All the creditors and persons having
clai1ns against William y. sherman. lately do
INC buslness In the Village cf Westbury. IN the
County of Nassau, under the name ot william
u sherman that they are required to present
tb.lr claims with the vouchers therefor. duly
yerided To the subscriber. the duly appointed
assign.s of the said WILLIAM r. Sherman, for
a. benefit OF his creditors at his place OF busi-
nsss 10 Jackson avenue, Long Island Clty'
Now, york on or before the l6th day OF March
1912 JOSEfH a. hseiSn,:.
EI-GENB y l. YOUNG, Assignee.
A,,ornev Assignee
New-York tribune., 1912-01-02

y,,rIANs. IDA COsTER.-IN PURSUANCE
-, an order OF Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler.
Surrogate Of the County OF New York, NO
TICE is hereby given to an persons haVihs I'M
Sia,,S Connfy Of New York deceased to present the
same. with vouchers thereof: TO the sub
scIlo'1t at ,Se orice OF George ~ Whittlesey, II
mTosdway. Borough OF Mani attain, city OF
Sew York. on or before the 10Th day OF Feb
'uTrx noxted New york. tho 2sth day Of July. 1911.
rI IZABETH ]. BAKER. STANLEY w. DEH-
TER, Administrators. -
cropGE Y WHITTLESEY. Attorney for
"N- Administrators. II Broadway. New York
New-York tribune., 1912-01-02

~ PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON.
robert Ludlow Fowler. a Surrogate Of the
,,o,,ntv of New York notice is hereby given
~ iii ncrsons having claims against Thomas ].
Fitch. late OF the County Of New York, de-
ceased 20 present the same with vouchers there
90 10 the subscribers at their place OF transact
- busInass AT the Office OF their attorney,
LANES T., Bishop No. 32 Nassau street. In the
civ OF New York. on or before the -oth DAY
OF February next. -, ,o,,
dated New York. the 7th day OF august. lsi !.
EMMA L. FITCH. .RICHARD HoKSrMAN'
GUSTAV w. BURGESS. Executors.
rAuES T. BISHOP, Attorney for Executors. No.
a3 Nassau street. New York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-02
PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
a. the Office Of the Undersigned. Ellis Island.
n. Y H.. until 2;3o ?. m. January ~ ivig; ~;
am ,or, In Power House Ellis Island For spec
i6eation apply to WILLIAM WILLIAMS Com
missioner OF immigration.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-02
.P-G TARGETS
DISTANCE HANDICAP
..a n M
STAMFORD ROD AND GUN CLUB
[By Telegra2h 20 The rrIbun


Stamford, Conn, Jan L-Eu"a'u -
Hatch won the honors in the shoo' ol .he
stamford Rod and Gun CIuo TODAY M nr
Hatch. shooting without hahul'"p' ..u l
NJ. p. Foster. a long marx man. 'oi W,
residents cup. and then won 'ne snoo
orr Mr. Hatch also won the turheS s"eep
stakes. missing only one target IN S'''"s
Of twenty-five.
The scores follow
Presidents Cup l. u Ia'fh g.-ricE osS[anS a'serstc5
NJ ~ Foster nel 70, w sa r. 4. Gillespie 81
e.; = X Fiemmiug ir ndl. so; A.; ,s; =; la la n
Is: Y. 5. Alden 90 -; NJ H'' '''' '''
Il; ;o,n, ~ Hatch 1Ol. %: Foster ~, ~ =
Turkey sweePstske's s,S2 % S5d: G 2s " HeSs
Hatch 'V,, ~ y;o,tcr a. -; n. \. Gillespie -,
~ NJ r. pitt a.. 10; X L. Flemnlnsi Tnt o. ''
10: " s. Alden 81. 10; n Thornas wy 80
New-York tribune., 1912-01-02
AUCTION SALES.

prpNsTEIN. Auctioneer. sells on Tuesday,
January o. 1911. at o'clock in the forenoon
IN store OF premises No s25 broadway Man
nna,tan one buffalo head. one moose head with
',, shied1 one elk head. two cariboo heads, one
sheep head and two rams heads Harry "oihot'
AttnrneY for Mortgagee
New-York tribune., 1912-01-02
% TARGETs-HANDICAP.
BERGEN BEACH GUN CLUB
Big Field Gathers for Shoot at
Jamaica Bay Traps.

A big field gathered at the Jamaica Bay
traps OF the Bergen Beach Gun Club yester-
day and took part in the annual New
Years Day shoot OF the organization. The
principal event was a shoot at fifty tar
gets. which was won by NJ. A. Kelsey, with
total Of forty-hve. Second prize went TO
S. Van Allen. ]. Voorhees, won the third
trophy with q total of forty-three kills to
his credit.
The scores follow
Fifty-target shoot (scratchD--M. A Kelsey. 45;
$. Van Allen. a; j. Voorhees,. AZ: &. A. Brown.
43: DR.. Grifith, 43 l.. NJ. Schortmeyer. ~; w.
simonson. ~; A. r. Metz Az DR.. Croll, ~;
4. V. Suydam. AZ: w Wynne, Al: +. r. Long.
Al; J. H. Vanderveer, Al; ]. II. Montanus 41
G. 5. Medler. 40; J. T: Simonson. 40; J. Gaug
han, 80 z. Morgan, 30; p. Won Boecknan. 3S;
A. scheube IS: II. Hewins IS: r. Abees. 81
y. =. Tracey. 81; s. Isaacs, 81; c.: Kouwen-
hoven. 81: W =. Skidmore. 81: II. d. Bergen.
36; F. \. Lawrence. 80; o. Kepler. 35; a. NJ.
Dalton. "a: G. Cooper. "a; J. A. Howard. 80:
W. Dryer, 81; d. G. Van Allen, 49, DR.. WOLF
muller. 80; J. r. Blake. 81 Dr. Muller, 80.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-02

c,pp ALFRED.-IN PURSUANCE OF AN
order OF the Hon Robert Ludlow Fowler; a
euproyote OF the County OF New York notice
t Su' hersbv given TO all persons having claims
against Alfred Carr late OF 'hs otS boroqse OF New St
Moru deceased 20 present the same. with
,hn Nyonchers therefor, TO the undersigned; at
No . Rector street. in the Borough OF Man
.'O;,,ar county CITY and State OF New York
a. ,be oti,ce OF Parker X Deane, Esq, her at
nay ~ on or before the 3rd day OF April. 1917.
'oIDoeiyt'd the 25th day OF September 1911.
DultN, ~ PIfRnX ENaculrlN
New-York tribune., 1912-01-02

~ pITRSIIANCD OF AN ORDER OF HON.
ipabert Ludlow Fowler, a Surrogate OF the
County OF New York. notice Is hereby given TO
ali prisoas having claims against Marjorie smith
Tr,,nble late of Washington, ID. C.. deceased. TO
n,ssco, the same with vouchers thereof. TO tho
ssnbscriber at It's place OF tFansactlng business,
york on or before the 10th day OF February
next -, oe,, A.. =, t,iy toti
I,,,g,
New-York tribune., 1912-01-02
Golf - Court Tennis II Other Sports
LAMY BEATS OLD RECORDS
Skates Hundred Yards in 9 Sec
onds from Standing Start.

Saranac Lake, y. Y, Jan. Edmund
Lamy, former amateur skating champion.
covered 100 yards on Pontiac Lake to-day
in seconds fiat from standing start in
an exhibition trial. The record is 9 3-5
seconds. made by Morris Wood, an anna
teur. at Verona Lake. n. j.. in 1903.
Lamys feat is remarkable because he
skated around a circular track and was
not paced. In another exhibition he beat
all former barrel jumping records by
leaping seven barrels ends up and twelve
on their sides, one more in each case than
he ever did before
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