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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-28
APPRAISALS OF ESTATES,

MRS CATHERINE HAYDEN CDsc. 2. 1918,
net s537sa The bulk o, the assets pass 70
James A. Hayden, son, and Agnes r. ha ave n
daughter Assets were An equity &"Wr N
90 and 205 West s7th 81, appraised az 80 W
persoaaIty and jewelry. $3.50. stocks. AS 80,
and an accumulated income from the estate
OLAF TERNANSEN March ID. 1915 net.
ss17. widow Il beneficiary.
WILLIAM BRYAN July II. islz, net.
SASS. Banea.iaries are three halt sisters Of
deceder- each receiving one-tnird. Assets Uere
-Four lots az NOnkeFs. 3 800 deposits. -
mortgages and claims. Ss.5li. stocks s1Vs'
an MIS- uiD AYS VII WILEY Y' june !. 1912; net,
$50 N3 largest benhciaries were Bessie Bsa,ty
and Mary Boyd. sisters. each receiving 20 50
two grandnlecss were each given slzm ana
thrss nephews 5000 each. The assets xere
a. West 3,th st 81 800. equity OF A.7s5 n
two parcels sixth ave. and Prospect 81, Brook
lvn. equity u sl5 900 g. Is West 4ist 81, ap-
praised az so 900. equity OF 5000 IN Ss West
personally, sI5. 80. bonds. So. 81 ana je~eiry'
MARION 7. DAVIS March 81. 1910; Red
Bank. y. J. Assets taxable n New YORK.
net 49, 500. After setting aside sl,O" f9r Jonh
the reslaus-y estate passes 70 Louis'G. Davis
sou u decsdent New York assets were Prem
ises 80 West 10Th st. {u,SS. and deposits
BERNHARpr sTEINHAROT June Is. 1919
~. SO -s5 Mr. Nancy steinhsrdt, widow
Assets were deposits. 500 and watch ana
VII MICHAEL MEEHAN DULY s. 1913; net.
IA 4ss Nellie NJ Tuily. daughter. and Cain
crime Meshan. eaushter-in-law. osaenclaries
sharing he estate equally. The asset. N-rr
Eqiiity Of s4als In s5i $50 and 80 Whitlock
ave. The Bronx. appraised a. }-0.OOo' egIly
= y7sl IN northwest corner l7ith 81 and hoo
ave. appraised at g. 800. equity N.lH In plot
Faila a.. north - Lafayette ave. valued a,
s. 900. deposits. Dl5;. MORTGAGE VAIL ana
stocks. 1900
MICHAEL DRUMAY (Feo. -. 1910: net.
sge OO5 Pen.nciaries are eighteen nephews.
nleces grandnephews and grandnieoes OF
the decedent. the largest oeGuest being 20
900 The assets wsre. Deposits siS,ss5
mortgages. s2.025: personally and stocks
John ?. wILLETs a fur merchant FOR
many wears AZ 900 Pearl $, NOV. IL. 1870
net 81 s47.1O5. Mrs. Amelia Willets WIDOW
is given life estate IN premises 81 IVES,
goods s5T5. and life estate in SASS sos.
one-fourth Of the residuary estate. MIS-
Helen T carson. daughter. Is given life
600 and a lie Interest IN one fourth the
residua-y estate. or st33sss: Howard WI
let's son IL given one-fourth The residpary
estate outright and Elizabeth " Lambert
daughter. il given a life interest IN one
fourth the residuaryr estate The assets were
Realty. $3.50. 600. deposits S20,Tsls personal
~. s. $50. stocks. 81 500 $50. bonds SIS 0ol
remhe~ship Consolidated Exchange. sold for
ksI and accumulated interest from estate
of 2 r WTisis f532 Realty owned by the
dscsfsut vas. 81 West 18th ct, appraised ~
f7g 600. 30 West s4fh st. $50 600 3oa Pearl
and 90 erf a. Cil~ - tT1 400 rae Fa~f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-28

Pennsylvania. FIausburg; May IS,
1910. so. 20l So.
Herrick Realty Company-K- J. Wilders;
June %. 1913: 1914 IS.
Hanover Realty and Construction Com
pany-C. Strauss ct a.; December Il,
1872: 1886 &.
Babcock & Wilcox Company-D. p. Ca
hill. July 7. 1919, 500.
Bauman Joseph LII Cohen; February
:. 1914. 1895 g.
Robertson. Carroll M-Csrlton Motion
Picture Laboratories. March s, 1914,
$3.50 u
Wolf. Harris-J. vachtel; December q.
Lyons Martin-w O. Nlccolls February
3. 1914: Sls5 -
Hayes, George B.-W. Marshall; May T..
1913 Cancelled: 500 "a
HAYES. George B.-W Marshall; May y.
1913 cancelled. A,G9s a.
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
Manhattan.

The first name IS that OF the debtor. the
second that OF the creditor and date when
Judgment was fled:
Etna Insurance Co-Ampersand Hotel
Co Jan y. 1915 s4.2s7 80.
Atlas Insure nee Co. Ltd.-Sare; Jan Is
1913: S.l2 ~
British-American Insurance Co.-Same
Jan. IS. 1913. 1880 10.
Commonwealth Insurance Co. OF New
York-Same. Jan. g. 1913: g. a.
Connecticut Fire Insurance Co.-Sane
Jan. IS. 1915. g 81 %.
Commercial Union Assurance Co. Ltd
Same: Jan. IS 1913. S2.215 IS.
German-American Insurance Co.-Same
Jan. IS. 1913, $3.50 70.
Glens Falls Insurance Co.-sane; April
l3. 1872. Ss67 81.
Equitable Fire and Marine Insurance Co
Same. Jan. q. 1918. S-35o %.
Empire City Fire Insurance Co.-Same
Jan. s, 1913; s.764s7
Franklin Fire Insurance Co. OF Philadel-
phia-Same. Jan. .. 1873: se57 90.
Globe Rutgers Fire Insurance Co.-Same
April IS. 1913. 1851 g..
German-American Insurance Co.-Same
Jan. g. l9l3 So. go
Home insurance Co-Same; Jan %. 1918
G.f4s Is.
Hartford Fire Insurance Co.-same; May
Insurance Co. OF North America-Same
jar. Is. 1872; s.. so So
Liverpool and London and Globe Insur-
ance Go-Same; Jan; 3S 1919; ,26s "a.
Same-Same. Jan. q. 1913: i27ll Y.
London and Lancashire Fire Insurance
Co.-Same: Jan. % 1913: s42553 -.
National Fire Insurance 90. OF Hartford
Same. Jan 2s. 1913. S.166 45
National Union Fire Insurance Co.-Sane
Jan. g. 1919: 1898 81
National Fire Insurance 60. OF Hartford
Same; Jan. .. 1913: 81 90
North River Insurance Co.-Same; Jan.
q. 1913. ses7 81
North British and Mercantile Insurance
Company-Ampersand Hotel Company
January IS. 1873 81 % 81
Orient Insurance ompany-Aupsrsand
Hotel Company; January Is. 1913
Phoenix Assurance Company. Ltd, o,
London. England - Amperssnd Hotel
Company; January .. 1913; Sara Il.
Providence Washington Insurance Com
pany-Amperssn nd Hotel Company; Jan
uary IS 1913: t2is2 %.
Peter Cooper Fire Insurance Company
Ampersand Hotel Company January s.
1913 s1,S4s TO-
Phoenix Insurance Company-Ampersan
hotel Company; January q. 1913: g.
Phoenix Insurance Compsny-Ampersand
Hotel Company; January g. 1913. g.
"a ~.
Providence Washington Insurance Com
pany-Ampersand Hotel Company; jan
uary q 1913. 1874 s.
Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Company
Ampersand Hotel Company. January g
1873 1893 ~
Reliance Insurance Company OF Phlla-
delphia-Ampersand Hotel Company
January :. 1918: s2.G5 3
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance
Company-Ampersand Hotel Company
January Is 1913: 1924 s..
Springfield Garden Insurance Company
Ampersand Hotel Company. January g
1919 so.lO 81.
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance
Company-Ampersand Hotel Company
January Is. 1913; G.5s 81.
Security Insurance Company, OF New
Haven - Ampersand Hotel Company,
January IS. 1918. 1893 "a.
Union Insurance Company Of Ph!ladei
phia--Ampersand Hotel Company MaJ
is. 1917: $1,000.
United States Fire Insurance Company
Ampersand Hotel Company, January q
1918: r.3E TO-
Westchester Fire Insurance Company
Ampersand Hotel Company. May l6
1912: s. $40 10.
Monness. LYMAN. Schonzeit March
o. 1914. $500
New York Contracting Company. ~
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WILLS FILED.

william Bedford Brown March q. SIS. 40
real estate. $3.50 personal. Laura 2. Brown.
wife $1,000: Glen Madison Brown ard Bedford
Brown. nephews personal effects. Woodtort
Boyee & Butcher. attorneys
Edward H. Prison april -. about 81. 800
personal estate: Elizabeth Henderson. friend.
$50 residue. May @. Pirsson. sister
Margaret McClsurey December 10. -. 90
personal estate. Leonard McClaurey husband.
all.
Harry Lenz March g. 1900 personal estate.
David L. LEM. son. 5000: William J. Lerz.
son. 50 90, Gertrude Levy. daughter s..
residue. 70 Sidney 5. Lenz. son: r. J. Leihen-
derfer. attorney
Herman @ streng March IL. $50 personal
estate; all 20 sadye O. streng. wife: Olcott.
Gruber Bonynge * McManHs attorneys
Emily r. Halsteaf april o.. SO 900 personsl
estate: Maria Louise Mansfield sister. s.. 90
George ". Rice. brother. 5000. Mary May
Drake. niece. 5000. Florence Louise Saver.
niece 8. 90: Dorothy Saver grandniec.. 81. 900.
William T Packer. nephew $50 residue -
Maria Louise Mansfield. sister. John ". Rus
sell. attorney.
LETTER OF ADMINISTRATION.
Edna Frazes strswn February IS. real es-
tate. s., 900. personal. 81. 90.
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NEW YORK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, APRIL %, 1914.

com position OF Sarah Wolf. drygood
dealer. 81 East 18th ST. with creditors al
D. cents on the dollar cash. Liabilities
n 81
DISCHARGES.
ALFRED BEHREND. musical instru-
meDts. lO2 West 18th st. liabilities. &,55O'
J. Romeyn Brodhead, 3i5 West lO9d 81,
liabilities. E.E7: Herman Bronson. real
estate broker. 80 Nassau st. liabilities,
S4.l3s Willis u Burhans. civil engineer.
saugerties. y. Y. Liabilities Sl5.e4s; JACOB
Golcsteln. as Standard Leather Coal Com
pany. g Wooster ST. liabilities. Se6.ssi'
Kingston Woodworking Company. liaoih-
ties, sSs.ss+. Morris Lubon. hats. l0s Canal
ST. LA oilities. D.203; Joseph Mann, man
ager. Z3 West il5th ST.. liabilities. N,s0S'
Fred Nicklas. formerly druggist 655 Co
lumbus ave. Liabilities. E,596: William T.
Russell. four and feed, Saugerties, Ia
bilties. S.0i2; Mary +. Snead. boarding
house, III West 18th ST. liabilities. G.rS
Edwin a We'll, theatrical manager. ID
Norningside ave, liabilities. SO 300.
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POLICE Department.

Transfers-Inspr. r. +. Doolsy. from 18th
T. n 20 l4'h I D; Capts. \. McElroy, i5ist
20 1911: T. n Murphy. 18Th 70 lEth I q. .
pin. @ 2 Plat. 9th 70 18th " q rleming
SSH 20 gath
As.ignmeut.-P,ln. G. E Piatt 18th.
Roserr irs, 20 command i5lst. ptin. x
Mitchell. ht. 70 g o., DAYS; W. b Kirk.
iIth. 70 %. y. 3 dav.; r n Holnne.. ?sth. tth
D. 10 snys. w J. Rexar. 18th. Peter voci-
bel 18th. Thomas J DuSy itsth, 20 c. o. 10
eavv r. n Waterbury. isis; X. ID. Grsoau.
2S5th. 20 % D, DAYS; Act bet. Ser ga
grsis) NJ A. Batto. TO n. A. o~ice. Bronx. 5
DAYS Oct DIV Act. Ser 81 gradel Herman
Mover. cd. 20 Manhattan htqtrs. S days Dis
coriinued-Inspr. w. J. Lahey. nh / n. 20
command 10Th / n
Fined - Ptln. william Downing lro,h
March 49, failed 70 make report. failed 20 make
enirv, dave. Not guilty OF Specification I.
Charge disrnissed-Ptln Harry echoon-
maker. 10th. absent without leave
Resignation---Prob. Ptln. J J. Rauf. 18TH
Desths-ptln. ID. A Lshev 18th: John
f~rsffr,
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JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
APRIL =.
Manhattan.

manhattan.
The following judgments for amounts
OF more than 800 were fled yesterday,
the hrst name being taat OF the debtor:
Cohen. Elias Al. q. Morrison ct a.
Carrnan. William Va Hartman: s4s5 81
Calder. John H.-B Anchell: s2@ %.
/ Cammerer. Carl-Georse Ring.er & Co;
Crabtree. John H.-A. H Foster; Ss2 Is
ClaAin. Aaron-Gimbel Brothers, New
York: t292 &c.
Carey. James A--G. 9'Beirne; as q.
Cohen Morris-American Wooden Com
PAM OF New York. g.. 033 "a
pomblatt. Davfd-S Domblatt: S5l5 81
Dombiatt' David-s. Domblatt: $50 Al.
DUFFY Mark-M. Maleno: s32s p.
Dirkey William W.-lnternauonal Agri-
cultural Corporation: $3.50 2.
Dorfneu, Samuel - South Manhattan
Realty Company: 1905 s..
Haas. Harry LIT @. O'Brien: non 20.
Hickman. John F.-W J. Wheeler; 81
Hart. E. Burton-T J. Lewis; 1855 s.
jacobson. F. Arthur-S. Presser ct al {;
tombstone. Alexander c.-M De Constans;
K,ieen. James. and Naional Surety
Company-People. etc; 500.
Kruman, Abraham, and Abraham Strahl
-Steinhardt Brothers Company; AI5 y
Liquor. Matteo-R. y. Fowler ct al;
Lamson. Myra A, and Clarence De Witt
Rogers. executors-R. {. King. costs;
MiciaGd. Alfred CA Doctor ct al f;
Mortimer, Mary A.-G. c. Sicily ct al;
Murray, George J.. and Christopher D.
Colonial Bank: H,5sS g p. -.
o'Beirne. Owen-F. X. Seagrist: 1872 g.
philips. Sidney B.-M. 4. Philips: 1913 So
Roak. Charles-M. Cammeyer; t3u ss.
sGheinhC ,7a; g simsOn' and sismuHd-A' L.
Sears, Herman DR. W. Thompson,
stoopack. Samuel. and Louis DOrfman-
savage. Joseph K.-R Gavrilutz: 1914 q
Taylor. Frederick c.. Henry z. Smith
and John c short-L J. Schubert;
waiter, E. Richard - Colonial Bank;
Arverne Estates Company and Alfred c.
MISUNDERSTANDING & Sons Company
BROOKLYN Heights Railroad Company
City of New York--Gas Engine and Power
Company and Charles D. seabury Il
Co. Con; !35l.ls II.
Convent Park CONSTRUCTION COMPANY ana
Elias a. Cohen-A. 3. Davis: ss1s IS.
Convent Park Construction Company and
Elias A Cohen-A 3. Davis. $40 70
Queens Land and Title Company-C. W.
II. Beyer-sl, rs q.
Queens Land and Title Corpany-C. W.
II. Boyer: s439 81.
Hess. Ludwig-City Of New York: s75l -.
International Hypathel syndicate-City Of
Hardy. Frank City OF. New York;
Jones. Frederick R-City Of New York;
s455 7s.
Julian. Martin-City OF New York: s2A 81.
Jones. John City OF New York; 1893 a.
Kelting. William R.-City OF New YORK;
s21i 81.
Keeling. William R.-City OF New York:
Kerwin, Stephen City Of New York;
1852 g.
Keller Nathan-City OF New York: 1923 "A.
Kraus. Gordon-City Of New York: s244 SO.
London, Newman-City OF New York;
sSS Il.
Lien. Phfip-City Of New York: Ss3 IA.
I.avery. Mary-City OF New York. 1893 u.
Lawler. Kearney-City Of New York;
s244 IS.
Lsheny, James city Of New York;
t46j q.
Lowen. Charles-City o, New York;
SOL s..
The Bronx.
Depasse. Bernard il. Seligman. s2ls =.
Rothenbers. John W.-B. Greenthal,
specht. Elizabeth c. ct ALL. Krauth;
81 $500
Uirich. Emil A.-G. Barth; 1907 ss.
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
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u,rr corRT-CoURT or APPEALS.

Il rs-s.A s-z s-~f smith Craig, &c
"a ass0 Eur l--r Ma tlelll Al u NOO-''
|sss.. 4 r. L A. 3. e.
hi tsso r-~r- rIrt prI-chett lPichnan
L. pssri7s-I--I rweu fS0uthard and ano
49, 4. I'gal1s Asphalt/c
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
SrppIxrT r0TRT

WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Special Term-keogh. J.
For motions at White Plains. Nay l.
DECISIONS.
BY Mills, j.
People Michael Nolan Committed 10 hh'-
tea~an Asylum ~
Sinroneul/ Boston Insurance. Action tFans-
rerrel 20 Z : Dist Court OF 50 Dist =
Ma-v Whalen. sdmx/N Central r X o.
der Tor bill OF particulars 70 he served on &C.
PENDANTS.
BY keogh, j.
Charles wynne Sophia u smith. Report OF
referee confirmed.
Plat. j.
pso,fe rps--osa Motion for new trial denied
r Young Bros Gown seymour. Application
OF defendant for new trial denied.
BY Tompk ins, j.
Village OF Pleasantville/C % J. Tain for
conse0tieutial DANA ges. Award OF 81, 30 20
village FOR consequential damages SET asi1e aIla
matter sent back 20 comnissioners. ptheT-
wise commissioners report confirmed
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Trial Term-yan sicien. j.

Calendar In Part a. 10 q n.
Williams fNY&Q EL&Pi Peterson Jamaica Ell
Paris TT.lstserg Baer CARRIERS /Josinsky
Macon & O Ry KIse sno/otteroetn
Kirkyood INcCloskey Nelilo Penn Ter
Fay/N Y Ply Stark/hur
Remiinger/ Neptune >.
TIE following causes II marked ready VIII oe
passed FOR the day. No cause VIII pe Set III
day on THIS call
Parbus/B Q co a Lsnders/E 4 Q Ry
Jariszevski adm streppone/ Bruins
Fitzpatrick Log1fa b1ioIL
Pies Ibowden City Savings Bank
Chasen Astoria LH&P Noynih2n/C OF II e. ~
RozzO/C harplain SILK HoscovitrL stan0d n!
WotciechoWicZJ Nichols Mahstect/ 3 I II r. -
copper Co
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7hs following causes u answered ready.
VIII be passed for the day.
Duffy /Bkiyn n r r Grant fEconopouley
Marine /Filippi tO'Connor Brown
Brown LBklyn II R r schroedsr/RiccA
Lev TTyf-fr--
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ADMIRALTY CALENDAR
\ ts-.,- TOW fs.b y McAllister/tug NoTw X
| 60. .Ne-er-Denk' ? IS PATHS
| -. -. - r-a-,-- Gaefrav-N q Z River
- Terminal 90
Rice IStb New Harms Ius = on no
| z,--s-i-e INo--eIl rug GaDoga etc
| y, - -uT Port " g ro-st. tug +
sss-tr r Moran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-28

Buyers arriving In New York nny reg
lister In this column By teiepnoning
Beekman 5000.
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QUEENS COUNTY.
SUPRESF Court.


Special Term for Trials-Kelby. j.
Calendar IN Special Term room. Ct 10 a. m
The answer must be ready or OF. NO
csgse on this calendar will BE SCI FOR cay.
Cases must ,. ready In their order when
reached.
Krstzsrbery/Geib Burnett Ceres
O Dea O'Dea Eess, Hess
Foch /Foth
Highest rea ched. No. go.
Remainder OF calendar passed 70 WecnescaY'
April 8
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sURROGArE's COURT-Ktchsm. 3.

sURROGATE's COURT-Kstchsm- ;.
At 20 e IT..
WILLS.
Kat. Deub>rt. Herbert Lee
Msry A Wenshorn
ACCOUNTING IN ESTATES
Warren Field Michael Campbell
John NTkantovitz Daniel Lyons
Casper Golcstein Anna Nolf
Marfa Horn Israel haIet
ESTATES.
Joseph Mlentoz Leorie Ricn1rcs
John Weeks
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nrsrprcr coURT-Martin. ].
Mayer. j

TTRv CALENDAk-
|.-s--NY Nh & n
Mayer. j.
TRY CALENDAR
.-rxsl--hs-r .MariottilN 7 & 4 r
/ ~ Frgit 1-ipscnitz Shes/ 5eils
\ = 80 ia EeeinEto1 sane
= N-ss-i-- ia I'm Roofing 2 Boom % y er
$3.50 u = ? Tlwcll/Elweu r Mfg
- --srs Muller Ocesnic SIS Nav
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COUNTY COURT.
Civil CaIendar-Part TN-Dfke. j.

Northumberland
PetroWiecT fMcGrath
Plaine Bkiyn " n r
samuelron 20 I A Is RE
TorreInfIrr " Y v
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Special Term-Part Iy-Pendleton, J.
Case unfinished.
Special rerm--Pat v-DonneIly. ].
Case unfinished.
Special Term-Part yI-Cohalan. ).
Case unfinished.
Special Term-Part yIl-weeks. j.
case unfinished
Special Term-Part yIU-Blanchard. j..
Clear.
Causes 70 Be sent from day calendar for trial
causes % be sent from Part IL 70 Parts ~.
V. VI. VII and VII for trial
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Special Term-Patt Kelly, J.

CHEST reached on general calendar, No. 81.
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G-eenoerg/Greenberg
Fraser/E 81 l. GO
Kelly Kelly
GRAY GRAY
stephens Stephens
Bolton harrington
Hooermsr fRomagne
MATHEW Mathey
Glass Glass
Rcserthal Essential
schmidt Schmidt
storm (l90rh s. Hold /:
GcNulty/McNultv
Saenger/ Hague
CfTr
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-09-24
WHEN POTATOES WERE new
lgncrance Of French Cook Came Very
Near Putting Them Out Of Com
mIsslon as an Edible.

In France, arrangements are being
made for the celebration Of the one
hundredth anniversary OF the death OF
,Parnentier, whose name il INSOFAR
ably associated with the introduction
Of potatoes as q popular comestible,
Louis XVI. promised 10 help him 70
launch them by giving q banquet at
which they were to be served "a an
attractive novelty; but the royal cook
unfortunately misunderstood the in-
attractions given to him. instead Of
boiling the tubercles, he cooked the
leaves as q kind Of cabbage. The
coprtiers, after trying every imagin-
able sort OF condiment with the prepa-
ration, pronounced the dish detestabie,
and declared that no persuasion would
,lndHce them eyer to taste it again.
ytn4 ~ however, detected the error
which had been made, and q second
experiment brought the new delicacy
Sto high favor.
do many remember that Mr.. Dahl
introduced the dalhla into civilization
with the intention&of making the
tubAfe Of which II bears 40 good a
nrrn. nuheftt1fAa fnr nnfnfnna4
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-09-24
STOP FOR ARGUMENT
object Lesson Warned Poker Player
THAT He Had Not Such an Easy
g. Thing 'as He Thought.

Aman In Jamestown is quoted by
the Optimist as relating this Arkan-
sas poker story; Il was a settin' In
q little game "a a town down in Ar.
kansas. II was OF from the railroad
about twenty miles. and l was a
stranger. 1 noticed that the furni-
eTF@ was a queer design and there
We're carved ornaments in the room,
which was In the back Of a saloon,
and Il seemed like an odd place. I
was losing right along and was sur
prtsed when I found that nobody eyer
showed his cards when a bet was
called-just called their hands and
turned 'em face down on the table. /
thought I'd Just try that myself, 80
antied up strong and another Teller
stayed and we got up q big stack Of
chips. Well. I finally called him and
ne, said three tens I didn't have a
burned thing but I called q queen
flush, and raked In the coin. After
that / called whatever / wanted to
and, won a big bunch Of money.
Pretty soon I was a rubberin' around
and thinkin' about cashing In and I
saw a couple Of skeletons dangling
from q rope. away up In a little cupcla'
thing IN the ceiling. I asked an old
fellow with long chin whiskers what
they were. 'Them's Just the remains
OF a couple Of strangers, he re-
marked sort Of careless like, that
come in here one time and rniscalled
their hands Well, / cashed In pref
ty quick and got out OF town"-Kan-
sas City star. Il
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-09-24

Editor Lusk of the Yankton
Press-D akotan signed a check for
1000 bucks one day last week
payable to one George Washing
ton Egan, of Sioux Falls. This is
the elimination of a libel suit
which Mr.. Egan instituted against
Mr.. Lusk due to some articles pub
lished in the Press when Egan was
candidate for governor. Egan
sued.for $4,000, but offered to
drop the case if Editor Lusk draw
his check for $1,000 in favor of Egg
an and retrscts the former charges
This case should caution Editors
to be careful when copying defam-
atory articles from other newspa-
perS,
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-09-24
Notice to Cut Weeds.

All owners, tenants, occupants, or
persons In control of any lot, lots, or
parcels OF ground within the town Of
Tabor, South Dakota, are hereby noti
fed to cut and remoye or cause to be
cut and removed from their respec-
tive premises, and from the streets
or alleys upon which such property
may abut, all noxious and useless
weeds Of whatever nature and chaTac
ter before October LIST. 1914.
Owners, tenants, occupants or per-
SONS In control OF any lot, lots, or par
eel OF ground in Blocks g.. 8, 4 and &,
abutting on Cechie MAIN Street in
Said Town, are notified 10 scrape of
and remove, or cause TO be scraqed of
and renewed, all grass and weeds OF
whatever nature and character from
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-09-24
7or sale BY : Tabor Motor Co. Tabor, S. Z

that portion ofsaid street upon which
their respective property abntS, ex-
tending TO the middle Of said street
before October lst, 1914.
In case of failure to cut and remove
OF. scrape and remove, such grass and
weeds In accordance with above mo-
tice, the Over6eertof Highways Will
cause such grasssto be cut and re-
mo we'd, as the case may be and the
amount OF the costs and expenses in
cnrfed thereby shall be levied by a
special assessment against such lot,
lots, or parcel of ground, Ia accor-
dance with the Ordinances Of said
Town of Tabor.
ByS0rder ~ the Board Df TTnsteeAI
Of the Town of Tabor, South akota
y. "A. Wagner, Chairman;
II. P. Dudek, OvcFseer OF HighwayB