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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-11-17
Some Strong
Recommendations

The Times management has recent
" read comics of the Marshall, Mo,
Democrat-News and the Macon, Mo.
Times Democrat, both Of which pa
Ders have most complimentary men
cionl Of the management of State Hos
Dital No. 4, located in this city, under
The management Of Superintendent G.
e. Scrutchfield. We were exceedingly
,leased to read the strong endorse
fnents presented by these representa-
tive Democratic newspapers, for while
we know that such endorsements are
not overdrawn, the fact that the unus-
ual record that has been made in that
institution, is what makes those en-
dorsements so full Of interest to u.s.,
We would like to publish in full
these strong recommendations of the
present management of State Hospital
No. a. but their length precludes this.
We will, therefore, have to be content
with a few extracts from those arti-
cles. The Democrat News says:
"The Doctors visit, just at tlgis
time, after having gotten ID blue RIB
bons on garden and farm products at
Sedalia and st. Louis, in competition
with the best gardeners and farmers
of st. Louis county and the entire
State, recalls to our mind the many
good things we have heard about No.
1 during the past three or four years,
under DR.. Scrutchfeld's administra-
ton"
The following brief extract is from
the Times Democrat, which devotes
more than column on the front page
to the subject: cdr. Scrutchfield is
exceedingly anxious that bill, which
will be presented before the next Leg
isIature, taking the eleemosynaEy in
stitutions out of politics should be-
come a law. He hopes that with the
election of Col. Gardner as Governor
that the greatest efficiency will ad-
here in those institutions. Col. Gard
ner is a believer in efficiency, and has
stated that the same system which /;
in vogue in carefully managed anc
successful business shall be used ir
the affairs of State"
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-11-17
Drops Dead

Adam McDermont, an old man
aged 81 years, 6 months and Is days
dropped dead on the 8th inst, while
carrying in an armful of stovewood
at the home of his son, Lawrence
McDermott, at Doe Run. Mr.. McDer-
mott, who lived in West Virginia,
came here several months ago to make
his home with his son. An inquest
was held over the body and the YER
dict was that he died of neuralgia Of
the heart.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-11-17

saint, / defy anyone to prove that ]
have ever violated my oath of office
during the past twelve years that
have been serving the people of st
Francois county as Deputy Sheriff
under both Republican and Democrat
ic Sheriffs.
You can continue to abuse and vii.
lify me, Mr.. Denman, but the recoi
will be more severe than the direct
blow. The people of this county are
becoming tired of your double-deal'
ing. You had better back-up while
there may yet be time. -.
SAM DOSS.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-11-17
The Rush Is On

The following new subscribers
have been added to The Times list the
past week: John Bragg, Ferman
ODell, Ed Byington, Sr., N. A. Buch-
anan, r. C. Martin, Henry Radle, j.
Paul Cayce, Harry E. Highley, Mary
Huber, o. L. Simms, and W. B. Rar-
iden of Pennington; Frank Simpson
of Route /, W. S. Sloan of Route 2
Jeff Hawn of Route 8, and James
O'Sullivan of Route 5, Pennington;
A. M. Saffell of Bonne Terre, Emmett
Kerlagon and Monroe Kerlagon of
Route /, Bonne Terre; Bart Crepps Of
Flat River; z. R. Gill of Greenville
Mo.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-11-17
MY THANKS

| hereby extend to my friends, and
everyone who voted for me, my sincere
thanks for the confidence such suf-
frage indicates in the very substan-
tial majority given me. 1t shall be
my earnest desire and effort to return
70 The people of St. Francois county
my stewardship of the Office of Coun-
W Judge in such shape as will bring
no Just criticism upon myself, nor re-
grets to them. Again / thank you.
WILLIS A. MITCHELL.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-11-17
Crushed By Train

The dead body of an unknown man
was found on the railroad track at
the stock yards in Bismarck about
A o'clock last Monday afternoon. The
car had run over his head, crushing
it out of all resemblance, He had
drifted into Bismarc that morn ing
and had been painting signs for
some Of the business b uses, bit had
not been seen since nooniu i his q ad
body was found. He was aFpare tly
about So years of are hpt ne
knew his name or wh i WINS { m,
and there were no pap or his
clothes by which he could ~ nti-
fed The body was buried ot Bis
marck.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-11-17
Auto Accident

As VIM. Fingers Of Doe Run wa;
motoring to Bonne Tere last Friday
accompanied by Mrs. Fingers and hel
sister, Miss Laura Richeson, the cal
was overturned, and Miss Richesoi
sustained a broken leg, and Mrs. Fin
gers was seriously injured.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-11-17
CARD

| hereby desire to express my
thanks for the liberal support given
me in my race for reelection for
Circuit Judge.
Yours,
PETER H. HUCK.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-11-17
READY MONDAY

am glad to announce to my friends and the
public generally that now have my entire
ly new equipment installed and ready tor bus
mess in my new location, in the New Tetley
Building, and will be ready to give attention
to patients Monday, November Doth. My
new equipment is the best and most up-to-
date money will buy, and have used special
care to have every convenience and aid that
science approves, included.
DR.. C. A. Tetley
Dentist
New Tetley Building Pennington Mo-
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SUGAR. RAw-Locai market dun and
nominsliy unchanged. Holders were VIII
for cubas cost and freight. but rehners
were more inclined to hold OF. cubas cost
and i,eish' were sNe; equal TO- S,''e' Tor
SUGAR, REfTNED-Cry.,a, domino tab
let's, cases. = III. cartons, half or full size
tablets. and do cases. . lib. cartons. fun
,i ,s,. ,.e';;s' 80 100 IN = s ss,Ss; sa;,?
dered. $3.50: powdered. E.i5:. powdered
a %sa eI g.. domino nGmst sSsn cases ssS' =. H 81. and pSW
contee,iO"srs ]srsnuis,ed. $40; easie
lated. s.; eagle. Z. aia and : ID. cartons.
line sranula ed. $3.50; ? ID. bags do. nd
s r. bags do. $3.50 in sacks and $40 in
do. $40 in SACKS and $3.50 in bSis. =
and 80 ID. bags do, $40; standard gran.
ssoS; line Tran and diamond A.. s.;
:ssss?: No. :. :s5o: 10. !. sss..5s; No. +.
's:ssss: 30 i. :sSs:ss: 80 &c. - 10 's ssS Il; IS ,s. Z.
vEGErABLEs. .MisCELLANEOUs-AR-
TIEcHokEswcn l'fO,ni@. ,drun. ,sgs;
/! ia; Jersey and Long Island. wax. bsk :.
sssep. bSs. IS asi..o, BEETs,-Searhy.
$50; Ssk. n:;." 'cA'RRpWoTs-%"s.a..rty. Y loo
sgnches. ~; top, cm hi E:Sns5o: b.k.
dozen, soU:;c;: Long island, per Sbi,. $3.50
mSi bsk. H.:;n?:;; Jersey. b:k 7,c. q
nr.SG; Dbl, 'an,: large box. Zee, %:
cneumber pickle; Jersey. hbl SEAT; hsS.
;SS q iJei Long Island. per LOG: .ias,so.
ssSl.'' 'tcc', q $50 '""EfLERf-'s,:;''S1' mi
nearby; bunch. aon!oc rough. crate, s:5o
100 cars, si5cTa; JERSEY and. Long i.ani.
sia;s. i SSi. ..ias.:' cate, SATnil ss4 : n"a.
FEY: ,c s,t. itSS%f''', ii.:1g:sg9' GAR: z
w%es;crni. iccC; lbs. Tgs. LINK TBAao:H,Nsss--
DeiaNars. Jersey and MARYLAND. .hsk IL;
crriatSe. s s:3S" : , t;jan'' bs KS ..GGc. a 81 no.ian.
100 bu.ehs.. .s:u. oNloNs"ohio, white,
.::ou2.7i; California, yellow. 100 ii. bag.
$50 49,; STATE. rcd. b:k 'Sc nsi.io;
. FLY s.k.. ',i'.!.5Ssii::s SSN,U'i'ii , 81. isd ,'i H. b a,s.
S75gi Jersey. Whit. bsk Ir::3: Jo-.
ICY: yellow. UnI7S: rcd. !i:sd $50.
Bs,t!more. hsk.. 'i.5;. spanish, crate. 81
iss. okRA.Jerscy: p.ach bsk.. soc q
WESTERN A Ssw S ss S sgs, us% nEts.
49,; bei. si.3?l::O pAReiEY"NSarhy.
iGo ennchc.. 81 RntBARB-ioo punches.
sca7Sc:. RoMAi*E- Berry crate, sl@
" s'ai", bsh; .i:Sa:. sPiNAcM-
Nsarhy. loo punches. Hu. Soi'ASu-
Marrow, bhl. sl7i. white. box. :j 80.
,sk, @1p 900 yellow, crooked neck. box,
30 '1. b.k.. 1oU s5c. TrRNIpS-R4ta.
haga. hlI.. s.:5n-:o. ToMATOES-Stptc.
c.rrisr;, VI; nearby. peach basket. 80 :or
small box. zoo soc: large box. Toe. 81
k"yp.rt. plain box. SOC. Jsi. fancy. round
box, .l"l 80; 81. Jersey. round. large hoy,
voc MI carrier, f5c ~. small hox, 50n
| t0t tEFtt. carrier, 30 "A Nc small lnN "A
SOC: pcnch bsk., :ou soc round. peach
,ss 700 SOC: Delaware and Maryland. .
1sN' craze. 49, ,sc. dollhouse. per H.. sd
i:c WATERCREsS-i0o punches, iiu
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s.eons. .,.xs., ise. lbs. i4sc:, $50 lbs.

bscons. .ilxc.; iso. lbs. itxc; iss lbs,
la.sc: 10 rs, ,tke:; PIGS IN. Cut
70 lbs. isc.; IL lbs. 1bisc.; picked hams
steady. Ea17he Tallow nrmcr; special;
steady; middle West. 1876 a. 10. So; city lard
steady. -13Sc.; refined steady; continent.
tlt.s5; South America, slt75:. Brazil kegs,
ei5.T5; compound steady. i0N n10SC.:.
stearlns nrm; oieo. ioai0Ec. city lard
s%tearine. sake.
RlCE-pomestic screenings. s%d3Nc.;
medium, ~ ~ Sc: head. 4ka5c.: fancy
head. bT5hc.. extra fancy. .hUbAc.;
Japan. <iac.; Blue Rose. %sqi&c.
SUGAR. fUTuREs-Market moderately
active and after some hesitation at the
start developed a steadicr undertone on
covering and some support from trade In
tertsis. with closing quotations unchanged
to 8 points net higher. Reports of a stead
icr feeling In the spot market seemed to
have created a little more optimistic feeling
In futures. but 'oward the close there was a
little scattered liquids lion, aud prices eased
OF several points. Range Of prices:
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PRODUCE MARKETA

BEANS AND PEAs-Marrow. choice. 100
s .Gs,i :'' ss.scS,';s:s ' fsir 70 GOOD " ;s.soS
ssS,.b; Lad. Ss0 w.ssinstop. csiifcrnis..
1920 o .. 30; small white. California. choice.
$3.50; red kidney. choice. ss.soas.ss; fair
S.d tSSS. viii. Kidney. "hoiss, $3.50
shc!c.. "npESS7.1S; p,nS:. 'csiiicrnls'
So: Slscs .,e. califofnis. sLsoGiS;.
BUTTER-Recelp,s. e.ssa pks.s; cream.
cry extra. %. ssors' Ctr IN; sia'iss, :
s.; , % . .! ;ssfs'': g. i !. s;hsiirds, S;:i I
s7c.; creamery. unsslted. extras. s?SE
Sic: seconds. ss@:s%c.: state. dairy. tubs.
finest. so 80 hc.:. good to prime. sIh9
: :,;;; so .,, 3 &c. &c fI Hr., e. e.; "a; !; s 5snoT ia%si
sid27hc.: ladies. current make nrsts:
:i.as. ass s,i;s.; ;s.slds p.stias .,Sst. eSSs.s.
% y Grades HS al Sc.
CHEEsE- Receipts, ana boxes, STATE:
i've: State. whole milk, fresh, .nats. col.
:S's;ss; s ;:s:;. isHsy; i:s "a: ,sia., ". PIE:
Gals. l1c.; sysr.ss fancy. isa 9isSc,;
isSa"sGi' . s,ns,e Snder.rsdes' isS@
isLr.: wisconsin. whole milk. early made.
tvins fancy. ifiiiLc.: wisconsin, whole
milk. fancy, fresh. twins, .isk @i7c.; double
daisies. -1f1lThc.: single daisies l!LT
l7&c.; Young Americas. 19hisi3c; state.
SKINS. current make. specials. 1stt nee.
choice. l?h - &C.. fair to good. liY
l?hc.; i6wer grades. 7mi0hc.
COTTONsEED OlI--Nea; positions were
weake ned by tenders of 1900 barrels on
Aurust contacts, and closed 6 TO /. points
net lower, while late months. Influenced by
covering. the upturn In cotton and new,
buying Induced by fears OF a tropical
storm. closed generally to . points ne,
higher. Crude quoted 50 to ttc., Win
only small transactions. Range OF prices:
wedues.
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wits AND A%PPRA1sALS.

MRS. DEBORAH FREED. died July -. 1908
estate, si.,io3. Bcnctciarlcs. David FREED. hus-
'r M va 'h,ss ,tiIdrcn ~ deredsn,: ~ cot,
~; net ' estate, saz fsI"' Reass.,. ;:s
M 4 Harriet; sister n,law o, decra,n,; 81 YES
Amelia lrsnc and Esther Crane, cousins.
ii;sss csrh Edward RIDLEY Finch, not re.
lated. 5000 Mary 4. Connolly. not related.
ga, 900 william Henry Prail and Mary Ross
Lee. not related. 5000 each. .fify.one hcnc.
friends aud Institutions. The isrgcst eift 10
institutions was $50. is 20 the Crippled Chil
drcn Friendly Aid Association: Si2. i3s each 10
scamrn. IL. tho Port Of New YORK snd The
received sl?.i:s and the House Of Mercy and
rosits in savings banks aud other financial In.
So: s!s; personality. $3.50; stocks and bonds.
THOMAS MILHoLLAND. died January I.
net estate. sa;sa. Mrs. Hcttc y. Milholl.nd.
lie Insurance and p]er.sssi,y. ,i.sso
Appraiser. Rcrwin- Total assets. s.s7 .cio;. net
irsnk. Walter r. Frank and Edgar II. Frank.
four sons OF dc,r,icnt. each received ssi .6ss
s H.sTsi ,h'' :. ;.s 70 .': and t' s,"Sl I:'T and bond; SnSS,.
MiiNiApEr pisrHAM DEVICES. died o..
,is'.;s ~ MT ,s'' ssi nppr',u is'gs S'rT n"o,,ss,s 1, cfsr.
cn,r wyatt, Ri-phsir. nephew. ss.a,s; Rcatricc
L"rain wallack, not rclatcd, si,oiL. The res,
CHARLOTTE 4. BELMONT. died June !.
1916. Appraiser Bcrwin-Totul assets, 1895
net estate. ss,i5s. Two daughters and son OF
ELLEN HrNEY. died March 20. 1915: Ap.
rraiscr Bcrwin-Total assets. s?.ei0: net estate.
The sun., 1916-08-18

The committee estimates the Govern
ment's receipts from all sources In 1917
will he s1G.. 900. 600. making the excess
a! disbursements over receipts $364.2t3,-
900.
The report discloses that his deficit
will be made up partly by issuing $780,
100000 OF Panama 'anal bonds, the pro-
ceeds of which. II Is said. will be used
to meet the disbursements on account OF
the Mexican situation. This will cav
$234.0 00. coo to be raised by revenue. OF
this amount The Democrats estimate
$lo9. 600, coo Will be obtained from the
income tax. 10000. 900 from the inher-
itance tax. 10000. 900 from the NUM-
ions tax, 81, 900, 900 from miscellaneous
axes. aud the balance. SEQ. 900. 900. It II
hoped may he drawn from the general
fund o. the Treasury.
The report also discloses the expenses
OF the so-called Government %shipbuilding
plan will DO financed 10y an issue OF
Panama bonds, which will mean that the
Democratic Administration will issue all
told at least $4,000 900 of bonds.
The sun., 1916-08-18
PROPOSALS..


SEA.ED BIDS viii he received BY the
Board OF Water supply, at It's Offices.
twcniy-scconi floor, Municipal building,
Park Row. Centre ana Chambers Streets,
New York Guy. unt!i u 4; \. on Tuesday,
September 3, 1916, for Contract ia, for
furnishins. delivering and installing con-
trolling mechanlsms and appurlcnances for
controlling riser valves In the shafts OF the
City tunncl Of the cats%i!l squeduct In
New York CRY.
At the above place and time tho bids
will be publicly opened and read Pamph-
let's containing Information for bidders and
contract drawings can b. obtained at tho
above address, at the office of tho Secre-
tary. BY depositing the sum Of ten dollars
,ei0| In cash or Its equivalent for cash
pamphlet,
This Advertisement will not appear after
Aug ust %, 1916.
For further particulars arply to the
onnce OF tho Principal Assistant Engineer
CHARLES STRAUSS. President,
CHARLES y. CHADWICK,
JOHN +. CALVIN.
Commissioners Hoard OF water Supply.
GEORGE FEATHERSTONE. Secretary.
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~ SAILS.
JOSEPH smuNGOOD's SONS. Jul

JOSEPH SHONGOODs SONS, Julius
Shorgood. .AuCt., - BUN-rS. sell . y VI
Aug iN-c.othlng. Abe HOFFMAN. s?3
Hudson -.
Aug lS-Men's and women. clothing
dry goods. shpee. g.. pledge prior ia y
Is. 1915. - No. slit aud all older dates
sihers,cin Bros. .i57 Sh Ave.
Aug ..--All diamonds. al! watches, -"
elry OF every description. odds ana ems,
from No. svoOO to 1900 to jay :, l!I1. AMI
all goods held over from previous salH'
-. & ;. Abuses & Sou, Inc, 80 stanton So
Alex. Fr"und. 1915 "a Ave.
Aug. 2.-An DIAMONDS md Other ore
cious stones, all VA hes. te"r,ry uf ever"
description, e.l.erwarc, odds and ends, "a :
goods pledged prior July -. 1919, g. y"
gl5o6 and all older dates. si!btrstein Bros
siS7 sth Ave.
Aug. ..-Meu's aud women's clothing,
shoes, &, to No $4,000. pledged prior Jay
|. 1915; G, Weaver. 80 loth Ave.
Aug. .3-McE's u womers clo'NtrI'
dry goods. shoes. etc H. n : Autse~ 70
Son, Inc. go stanton ST; Bay Ridge Loan
OfAcc, Brooklyn.
Aug. "a larg. lot hne odds AMI 'ni';
Hugh Layery. 40 sand 81, Bgook,yn
Aug -i-rlo'hirg Ai"y, Ffcund. 10 -
Ave :. C!rker * Co. 1870 9Th Ave Bk''H
The sun., 1916-08-18

At sss.717. subject to deauctica Of c.Ss for
dover.
praiscr Bcrwin-Total assets, S3s. 7is net c..
tstc. SCI, o33. Drs. theresa Iafey- and Phoebe
Lnfey. sisters. and Edward J. 1A6ey. brother.
each received Sill, s94. The rest WAS given to
friends. relatives and Institutions.
ALMA 3. HE1MSOT1f. died November Z.
1915; Appraiser Sweeney-Total aesets. $751;
sl6; not estate. S5O.1ts. Mrs. Elizabeth Helm.
soth. mother; Irene. d.. 8. Sauter. sister: Her
man q. Daiker. nephew. and Joseph W. Helm.
soth. brother. received s12,5 ss each.
JESSE W. POWERS. died April 10. 1915:
Appraiser Albert J. ~Berwin-Total assets.
sci6. 80; net estate. s2Ss.10. Mrs. Mary e. Pow.
ers. widow. got life estate In entire estate. The
remainder after her life est ate passes to
Francis Il. Powers, Jesse W. Powers, Percy
N. Powers. Charles H.. Powers and Harry l..
Powers. sons, and Mary l.. Ball. daughter.
Assets: ~ Mount Morris Park West. ap.
praised At Sis.soo: equity Of $1,000 in iss-l7l
East i2tth street. appraised n $4,000; equity.
Of e?23.No in ?o:3. 1881 Fifth avenue. Appraised
al t2ss. 900: deposits. 1850: promissory notes
Of II. l.. Powers. 5000.
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WASTE INCREASES
AS REVENUE FALLS
Administration Bill to Make
Up Deficit Is Attacked
by Republicans.
DEFICIT IS 900
Panama Canal Bonds Will
Be Issued to Cover
Difference.

U,... A. a, r.-.uu...
"' aus
ncnpers OF tho senate FINANCE Comm't
tee. In a minority report on the Admin
,sfrstiop revepu. b,ii .o.dav d.,o,nced
'"0 p''"eN''" vi '"e VII Il" "ro'S anu w.
ctered II overlooked entirely the serious
International crlsls' which the country
~,o,,,a b,,,c On ,ac. acor Tho r,ar
az, a. .,c,o,a,, :, - az. ,onor, ",o
call ~. a,,a",,nn 30 Oh. cn,n,rv ." en-.
Ssc. ,ho, ,ho s,nronria,Ions ,or ,,,s .sss
.,or NJ convrcss ,,iii aygre,atc annroxi.
n...t.. =, saa 400 "an 80 .n.in., et,Sa-
mo ooo Co. IN. a.caI car lois nm
.uon,,, b., a,r,os, .,a..oroa ,ho oo,,n.
49,. ~. ~. -, 49,, =, y. .S.,t,.ss ~,
~ a. .u ~. unnH :"
."" "uu,.'on"i ""ioun ~
,",s SESSION ior wne' n'ay " .ermu pre,
pareuhess ~ NOT 10 exceed $SsV.VVo'oVV
oeu'onstra'ihg INA eh''reiy outsiue Oh
preparedness thIs congress mas mace APP
propriatiohs OF approximately s.Vo'-
VVO.0oO more IMAM any preceding Con-
Grees.
''"''rc'S M'"'"o'"0'
Moreover. the minority does not feel
called upon nj this time TO proyide sug.
xestious of WAYS and means for add.
tiopai revcnuc. The statement that this
s6dItiopaai revep,,e 10 needed Tor nre.
naredneSs IL entirely m~isiaading The
va.,efu, and n, .d,ised annronr,at,on.
for nrcioc,. ,ha, nar, ,,naro.a,ry ,ho
c..,,ion ~, ,hnrs,n1s ~ a,,i,,ar. -
a.. ga ,anannI 10, ~
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NEW ATTACK ON MARSHALL.
Counsel for Monnett says He In.
Auenccd Grand jerry.

Before Federal Judge Hand yesterday
In a plea In abatement i~nterposed In
behalf OF Frank S. Monnett. formerly
Attorney-Gcneral Of Ohio. Monnett's
counsel accused United States Attorney
Marshall and his assistant. Raymond II.
Sarfaty. Of influencing the deliberations
OF the Grand Jury which indicted Mon
nett. Representative Frank Buchanan
and others for violating h Sherman
law In "A plot to aid the German cause.
David +. Pugh. Monnett's attorney.
charged that while the Grand Jury was
In session Sarfaty appeared before 1t
and summed up parts Of the evidence.
Then. he said. Mr.. Marshall explained
the law.
Judge Hand reserved decision.
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Victim saves safe Robber.

TOLEDO. Aug. 1~7.-Constance Renaud,
a Canadian, for whom police OF several
cities searched for seven years, on n
charge OF robblng Il safe In "A hotel here
where he was employed as clerk, was
given IL suspended sentence to Mansfield
lteformatory yesterday. Renaud prom
ised restitution and was freed on the
plea Of his former employer. Remand
was arrested at AmherstberE. Ontario,
when attending The funeral OF his
brother.
The sun., 1916-08-18
Strikers Get Five Day Sentences,

William \. Phiscr OF 9S7 Bryant ave-
nuc. The Bronx, and Joseph Nyberg OF
175 West Sevcnty-th'rd street, striking
agents of the Prudential Insurance Com
pany. were sentenced yesterday to five
days each In the Workhouse for AN as,
saut or Nathan Bromberg Of s65 Steb.
bins avenue. on August 9.
The sun., 1916-08-18
PUBLIC MOTTO ES.

UNITED STATES HARBOR LINE
BOARD viii hold public h gnriHg In Room
1917. Army Building. New York city, 10 \.
NJ. September II. 1916, to consider a peii-
ton Tor modification Of the approved mar
Dor lines IN New York Harbor at tae loca-
ton generally known as Ret lioo& Shoal.
the ultimate purpose OF whlch IL to build
an artificial Island on part o: the land de-
scrihcd in thu petition. All interested par
ties are invited 10 ntteni and be hearl.
The sun., 1916-08-18
TOURS.
." Special CRUISES By an rvusu
ALASKA MMs s. ; ;sM% 49,, ,sf:'is7
COPARTNERsHIP NOTICE.


STATE OF NEW YORK. NEW yopw
CUrNTY.-In the matter OF the fJn,,,.S
Partnership Of GCSDOFEI, SHLENkER
4 NEWMAN.
WE, ISAAC Gu'sDOFEN SIDNEY Q
sHIENKER. LOUIS X. NEWNAS ara
X. WORMS, HEKR;RT B SEWMtx az
CLAUDE = NEWMAN having f,rmsS
limited partnor.hip under ana pu,,n.r, -,
the provisions Of The statutes OF the s,.,s
Of Sew York. ana for thai ,,rno.. -
hereby CERTIFY ''''' w
l. The name. or nrm. under witch .a,a
noFEK. suIENkEH a. XrWMi 20
tho Cnunty wherein ~. priurini1 -"
husinas, is TO b.. loca,.l ~ New 80
county. %
II. The general ratur. of tho bushes.
ant selll,r Of .n,, ,",,nn oashhs
~ ali nth"r lawful business lin ut,.r 80
statutes az New lnrk ,b.u ror, 81.
il,nifed p,r,p,rshI, 70 n. M,
can,ilr. I'M. nri,i ar on,l,srsn1 ."
be- muiralIy ayie.I upon by ,ba" r",,mSs
ri. Tna ,an.s ofia ~. i",ts
HER re.n",,ivs macs a.. ,s,i.u'n' "r,
]ia,."%s: i,;"G ';1atp5or, Who ~,lae. a
shler asr, who resides in ,ha cI,y e..
hirr. Miss. Louis X S,wnrn. a., 80.
"a ''lo c.,y Of Ncw York, \" wa e,Ia,'"ris
: N.wnIsn a i Of whom resiie f. iiL.' "'t''tS'
a. st.t~ o. Ma Sn,u m.
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sail Gn. " ,-iu.. ~, ,r"rr,i,'i ,tr-',,,"
.l, !!lItrI 10 ais -,.r,,nnn 4 r., -
81. thr sum o: $500; tns amount Of .an,,si
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York City and out Of town Pri,o,.
Schools appears every day In the
Morning Edition q rae NEW
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McAD00 INCIDENT CLOSED,
Foreign Minister Of Peru says Ex.
plantations Have Been Made.

LIMA. Peru, Aug. 17.-At a secret ses-
sion OF the Chamber OF Deputies the
Minister Of Foreign Affairs. in reply to
an Interpolation. declared that the Nc
Adoo incidcnt'was closed. The Minister
said that satisfactory explanations had
passed between the Peruvian Govern
ment and the State Department at
Washington.
Secretary OF the Treasury William @.
cAd headed an international high
commission which visited South America
last spring. Extensive preparations
were made by the Peruvian Government
to entertain the commission at Callao.
but the commission did not land on the
ground that an epidemic Of bubonic
plague existed at the port. Secretary
McAdoo. however. paid a personal visit
to President Pardo at Lima and ex-
pfained the circumstances. The Peru
Wan press insisted that the United
States should offer an apology for what
they termed Il slight to their Govern.
ment.
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FOR GIRLS AND YOUNG WOMEN.
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OSSlNING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
Suburban 10 New YORK Preparatory. VocA
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GARDENING: and Horticulture. <F'h year. Mod.
srn buliirss IN a ton.acr. park SEPARATE
kovsc Jor younger ri1is Year Book on reaies,
Clara &. Fuller. PRINCIPAL. Martha J. Nara
more. Associate Principal. Box III. OssininS-
. .Hudsou y. \.
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L. WANTEIl-MALR.

Truck. brand new. also used ono: big bar
gains. .0th Century Co. 1894 Broadway.
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REINFORCED CONCRETE ENGINEER;
must have experience and satisfactory ref
erences. In applying give fun details. l..
q. box 81. Wall Street station.
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FOR SALE.
CLOTHING.
AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.

CADILLAC. 1916 Standard Type 60, used
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Complete equipment. Detroit, Cadillac Mo.
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