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Unforgettable Chicken Pie
This from-scratch deep-dish chicken casserole comes from a Caledonia, Michigan, reader. "It's not your run-of-the-mill chicken pie," says the reader, who adds a bit of pork sausage for farm-hearty flavor. "Anyone who tries it just can't get enough of it."
Unforgettable Chicken Pie
This from-scratch deep-dish chicken casserole comes from a Caledonia, Michigan, reader. "It's not your run-of-the-mill chicken pie," says the reader, who adds a bit of pork sausage for farm-hearty flavor. "Anyone who tries it just can't get enough of it."
Roasted Chicken with Sage Pan Sauce
This sage-infused, company-worthy fall recipe takes full advantage of cast iron's versatility. The pan goes from stove top to oven and back to stove top.
Pineapple Chicken Stir-Fry
Garden-fresh veggies and juicy pineapple give classic stir-fry a seasonal refresh. For an easy substitute, switch the chicken for thinly sliced boneless pork or peeled, deveined medium shrimp.
Chicken Dijonnaise
This sauteed chicken with mustard cream sauce is easy enough for weeknights, but elegant enough for guests, too. The recipe comes from a Painesville, Ohio restaurant.
Grape-Stuffed Chicken with Lemon Orzo
Fruit-and-nut stuffing transforms everyday chicken breasts into a company-ready feast. Bonus: It's deceptively simple; you'll have dinner on the table in an hour.
Lemon-Thyme Roast Chicken with Artichokes
We used all packaged veggies (baby carrots, frozen pearl onions and jarred artichoke hearts) to make this Mediterranean-inspired roast chicken a convenient Sunday supper choice. Luscious honey-mustard pan gravy adds to the appeal. If you like, serve with Herbed Brown Rice and use the leftover chicken and rice to make Easy Chicken Gumbo later in the week.
Chef Joe's Cranberry Orange Chicken
Joe Schadler of Celebration River Cruises in Moline, Illinois, loves to fix this colorful make-ahead dish; his passengers savor its sweet-tart flavor.
Jamaican Jerk Chicken Wings
Mix cider vinegar, Jamaican jerk seasoning, orange juice, lime juice, olive oil and soy sauce for this version of jerk marinade. Let chicken marinate 4 to 24 hours, and you'll be ready to go straight to the grill. Serve with Mango Salsa for more Caribbean flavor.
Texas-Style Casserole
Patterned after a legendary Texas recipe, this irresistible main dish includes seasoned chicken stacked up with chili peppers, tortillas, sour cream sauce, and cheese.
Garlic-Roasted Chicken with Lemons and Vegetables
This flavor-packed dish combines garlic-infused chicken with perfectly cooked vegetables. Roasting the lemon in the pan brings out its flavor.
Sesame Grilled Chicken
A lively ginger marinade flavors chicken pieces on their way to the grill. The recipe is a backyard favorite from Linda Taylor of West Des Moines.
Midnight Star Chicken
Orange juice, red sweet pepper and green onions make a sweet-and-tangy sauce for chicken in this colorful stir-fry recipe, which comes from Jake's restaurant at the Midnight Star Casino in Deadwood, South Dakota.
Chicken Dinner in a Packet
Chicken, mushrooms, zucchini and carrots steam in tidy foil packages in your oven. Serve in the foil packets, or transfer chicken and vegetables to serving plates and drizzle with cooking juices. If you like, serve with rice and garnish with basil.
Asian-Style Chicken Salad
Curly noodles, almonds, sesame seeds and rice vinegar blend in this crunchy, tangy brunch or luncheon salad from a West Des Moines, Iowa, reader.
Angel Chicken
Chicken and fresh mushrooms slow-cook in cream cheese, wine and soup. It's easy to put together but tastes like chicken in a complex cream sauce -- smooth with delicate seasoning.
Blackened Chicken with Avocado Salsa
A zesty fresh salsa tops flavorful chicken breast. A little bit of creamy avocado goes a long way to making the dish taste more indulgent than it really is.
Country-Style Chicken Paprikash
A paprika-seasoned sour cream sauce adds buttery flavor to tender, juicy chicken. Serve with spaetzle or noodles. The recipe comes from the Sidekick Cafe in Osseo, Michigan.
Rosemary Garlic Stir Fry
Fresh garlic and chopped rosemary flavor this easy chicken-and-vegetable stir-fry dinner from a Zumbro Falls, Minnesota, reader. Top with crunchy cashews.
Chicken Pot Pie
Ina Pinkney, owner of Ina's in Chicago-- home of this pot pie recipe--calls this dish creamy, chickeny goodness. The pastry lids can be made a day or two ahead. Bake as directed; cool and then cover loosely with plastic wrap and store at room temperature.
Spiced Chicken with Cucumber-Mint Sauce
East Indian garam-masala blend seasons this grilled chicken, giving off an enticing aroma as it cooks. Creamy Cucumber-Mint Sauce adds a cool touch to the spiced chicken.
Spinach-Stuffed Chicken
A spiral of chicken stuffed with oozing cheese creates an impressive and irresistible main dish--perfect for company. The recipe is from Grand View Lodge in Nisswa, Minnesota.
Cashew Chicken Stir-Fry
This dish from Max Archer of McPherson, Kansas, packs some heat. Adjust it to suit your taste by varying the amounts of chili paste and poblano chiles.
Chicken Salsa Chili
Our Test Kitchen created this quick and easy chicken chili, which takes just 15 minutes to prepare and 20 minutes to cook. Serve with assorted toppers such as sour cream, low-fat yogurt, chopped red onions, shredded sharp cheddar cheese and chopped avocado.
Chicken and Corn Hash Brown Bake
This comfort food hotdish offers a new twist on the usual hash brown casserole. Try it for everyday meals as well as potlucks!
Oven-Fried Parmesan Chicken
Think this is loaded in fat and calories? Think again! Herb bread crumbs and Parmesan cheese make the coating on this oven-baked dish extra tasty.
BBQ Chicken Grilled Pizza
Barbecue-sauced pizza tops the favorites list at many pizzerias. Here's our quick and easy version, which uses boneless chicken breasts, purchased barbecue sauce, smoked cheese and bottled banana pepper rings.
Chicken Veneto
Salvatore's Ristorante in Indianapolis has served this classic Italian dish for years. Artichokes, white wine and pistachios add flavor and texture to a simple sauce spooned over sautéed chicken. The recipe takes only 30 minutes from start to finish.
Garlic Chicken Italiano
Garlic lovers will enjoy the aroma of this chicken almost as much as its flavor. The recipe comes from Ristorange Brissago at Grand Geneva Resort & Spa in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. We've reduced their suggested 40 cloves of garlic to about 16--though you can add more if you like!
Spicy Chicken Wings with Blue Cheese Dressing
These succulent chicken wings might disappear as fast as you can grill them. The recipe comes from Danny Edwards Famous Kansas City BBQ, formerly Li'l Jake's Eat It and Beat It. The tiny, no-frills eatery has served weekday lunch crowds in Kansas City for more than two decades.
Chicken and Wild Rice Casserole
This easy, cheesy chicken recipe combines long grain and wild rice with fresh basil and Parmesan cheese. Serve with a fresh salad and crusty bread.
Creamy Chicken-Broccoli Bake
Chicken breast and chopped broccoli combine with a soup-based cream sauce and noodles in this classic potluck dish. We've lightened the traditional recipe by using reduced-fat, reduced-sodium soup and fat-free sour cream, though you can substitute the richer versions if you prefer.
Buffalo-Style Chicken Fingers
Dunk this neat-to-eat chicken breast variation of chicken wings in bottled blue cheese dressing.
Wild Rice and Chicken Soup
Mix a can of cream of chicken soup, mushrooms, veggies and rice mix for the soup base. Any boneless cooked chicken works in this slow-cooker recipe, but chicken thighs, with more moisture from fat, cook the best.
Pesto Penne with Deli-Roasted Chicken
Purchased pesto and roast chicken help get this quick and easy main dish on the table in just 20 minutes. Fresh broccoli cooks with the pasta and lends straight-from-the-garden flavor.
Chicken with Lemon-Thyme Dumplings
This country-style chicken soup with dumplings will remind you of Grandma's recipes--hearty, rich and comforting.
Lemon-Grass Chicken Over Noodles
The popular Thai herb lemon grass seasons this stir-fry, which has strips of chicken and a variety of fresh vegetables. Serve it with your choice of noodles, such as Chinese egg noodles, vermicelli, capellini, fettuccine or linguine.
Mediterranean Stuffed Breast of Chicken
Stuff chicken with a colorful mix of tomatoes, mushrooms, pine nuts and goat cheese or feta cheese in this recipe from the DeSoto House Hotel in Galena, Illinois. A rich cream sauce tops the chicken.
Chicken Spiedini
Zia's restaurant on the Hill in St. Louis uses provel in this grilled chicken dish. It's a cheese made in the neighborhood that tastes like a blend of cheddar, Swiss and provolone. You can substitute mozzarella if provel isn't available.
Old-Time Fried Chicken
This crispy chicken keeps diners returning to the Brookville Hotel restaurant in Abilene, Kansas. Brookeville Restaurant owner Mark Martin skillet-fries his chicken in lard, just as his grandma did. If you'd rather, you can cook your chicken in shortening or cooking oil.
Chicken and Garden Vegetable Penne Pasta with Oven-Roasted Tomatoes
Tomatoes, squash, red sweet peppers and green onions give fresh flavor and color to this recipe, which comes from the Culinary Vegetable Institute in Milan, Ohio.
Grilled Chicken and Garden Vegetable Penne Pasta with Oven-Roasted Tomatoes
Tex-Mex Cheesy Chicken Chowder
Nina Swan-Kohler of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, loves easy-to-make dishes. Tex-Mex Cheesy Chicken Chowder is one of her favorites. "It uses a variety of convenience foods that are stirred together in one big pot, and brings out the great flavor of all the ingredients," Nina says.
Showstopper Chicken Surprise
Smoked cheese melts inside chicken breasts for this easy-to-make entrée. It's from the Roth Kase USA cheese factory in Monroe, Wisconsin. The company says the hole in the center of its Italian-style Rofumo lets the distinctive hickory-smoke flavor penetrate the cheese. If you can't buy Rofumo, substitute smoked Gouda, Edam or cheddar.
Strawberry Spinach Salad with Hickory-Smoked Chicken
Top spinach, strawberries, blueberries, cheese, mushrooms and smoked chicken with Orange-Balsamic Vinaigrette for a main-dish salad that's full of seasonal flavors.
Blue-Ribbon Cranberry Chicken
Just three ingredients make the sweet-tart sauce for this super-easy chicken. While it's baking, cook rice and a quick-fixing frozen vegetable mix for a quick-and-simple dinner.


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Day 1
- Giant Elvii create the world; Marbits buy extra troops
- Manpower the Temporary bites it, tastes key lime pie; Wanda introduced, her bad day gets worse
- Wanda returns to Gobwin Knob via dwagon
- Bogroll, Stanley introduced; former demonstrates lack of guile; latter busts a nut
- Wanda & Stanley talk strategy; Wanda brings up summoning spell
- Stanley orders Wanda to buy spell & cast it herself; Bogroll lives up to his name
- Jillian, Ansom introduced; Ansom makes pass at Jillian
- Night falls; Ansom discusses scouting with/continues to make passes at Jillian; Jillian bivouacs in the open field
Day 2
- Jillian goes scouting; "ORLY?"
- Jillian hits a target of opportunity; Webinar, Dora introduced, sent after Jillian
- Sizemore introduced, found flaking with hippiemancers, scolded by Wanda
- Jillian captured by dwagons; "OMGWTFBBQ!"
- Wanda & Sizemore beam back to Gobwin Knob; Sizemore makes crap golems
- Parson introduced; works at Kinko's; checks Hamstard's hitcount
- Parson eats gwiffon for breakfast, gives grandiose game intro
- Ashna questions Parson's health; PLOT happens
- Stanley & Wanda go Tron; Stanley continues to make unreasonable demands; Parson arrives in Erfworld
- Parson gets a headache, swears a lot
- Stanley & Parson debate Wanda's assertion that he is alive; Parson stands up
- Stanley declares himself a tool
- Arkenpliers first seen; Ansom addresses his war council; Elf subraces revealed to be plentiful
- Elven parade continues; Vinny introduced; Arkenpliers formally revealed; Ansom demonstrates overconfidence
- Parson compelled to laugh at Stanley's bad jokes; Parson recognizes Gobwin Knob
- Parson declared Lord Hamster; Wanda excused to pursue her hobbies
- Webinar engages spidews, loses cloth golem
- Parson & Stanley discuss dwagons & stupid names
- Wanda changes clothes; Parson introduced to uncroaked warlords; Manpower craves pie
- Mung introduced; Wanda reveals white leather fetish; Mung stands at attention
- Stanley unknowingly imitates Vizzini; Bogroll reports as lackey retainer to Parson
- Jillian asks for the very easy way, gets the very hard way
- Parson insinuates that Stanley is evil; Stanley reacts poorly
- Stanley orders Parson not to speak, reveals expectation of Arkenpliers
- Stanley gives Parson an eyebook; Parson contacted by Sizemore
- Ansom & Vinny discuss Stanley's rise to power; Webinar finds Jillian's items; Ansom calls Charlie
- Parson learns about magic from Sizemore
- Sizemore takes Parson's crap; Wanda finishes interrogating Jillian, shifts to girl-talk
Day 3
- Stupid Meal toy: "3D" Goggles ("See unit stats!")
- Bogroll presents Parson with his armor
- Parson's Klog, birthdate 12/7/1982: Parson shares feelings on Erfworld; Hamstard invents the lipid golem.
- Jillian blushes, breaks down; Wanda hypnotizes Mung
- Parson's Klog: Magic theory
- Parson's Klog: Strategery!
- Parson gets a Stupid Meal; Arkentools numbered at four
- Parson & Stanley continue verbal sparring; Wanda manipulates them both
- Parson's Klog: Parson laments difficulty learning about combat; some system tidbits revealed; Bogroll's stats revealed
- Wanda releases Jillian; plan to lure Ansom out revealed; Wanda gets creepiness on
- Charlie's Archons introduced, ally with Jetstone; Vinny persuades Ansom not to personally rescue Jillian
- Parson & Wanda react to the failed plan; Wanda advises Parson on dealing with His Toolship; Wanda confused by childhood
- Parson's Klog: More combat system lamentations & tidbits on unit construction
- Night passes with a Shakespearean sonnet; Parson gets an idea
- Misty (the lookamancer) introduced; Parson tries to order nighttime troop movements; Misty protests
- Parson's plan is shot down; Misty's name revealed, tries to help
- Parson's Klog: Critical combat info, and a plan of action
- Wanda chews Parson out for messing with the eyemancers, resigns herself to placating Stanley; Parson's plan made sweeter by Ansom's lack of intel
Day 4
- Stupid Meal toy: Mathamancy bracer ("Calculate odds!")
- Wanda helps Stanley "relax"; Dwagons begin the attack
- Bat*21 swallowed; Parson has fun as a dispatcher; "Leeeeeeroy..."
- Jillian reunites with gwiffons, prepares to leave; dwagons wreak havok on battle bears and tower
- Jillian argues with Webinar over leaving; Webinar appeals to Ansom via Charlie's Archons' Thinkagram
- Ansom celebrates "victories"... outlook reversed by unit reports
- Parson interrupts Sizemore's dirtamancy, discusses Misty situation over EyeM
- Parson & Sizemore discuss mathamancy, Parson's wristwatch, & the eyemancers
- Parson explains his combat moves to Stanley
- Ansom & Vinny plan their response
- Ansom shows he has an Evel side; stack one buys the farm
- Ansom decides to go all in... literally
- Ansom & company defeat the three dwagons; center hex revealed to contain trees, and little else
- Parson reveals the full scope of his plan; Stanley takes the credit
- Ansom and Vinny discuss implications of an empty center hex, charge anyway; Wanda mentions "veiling" of units, shocks Parson
- Vinny presents two options: The Flight (through a ring of dwagon breath) and The Stand; Ansom chooses third: The Hunt
- Jillian ditches Webinar & Dora, departs to search for dwagons; called "mean" by an Archon; agrees
- Parson & Sizemore worry about Wanda's control of Jillian; Wanda gets defensive; Stanley pours over map; Jillian advances to hex adjacent to wounded dwagons
- Jillian rationalizes abandoning hunt to self, Archons as saving Ansom from own ideal, locates wounded dwagons anyway; one archon named (Jaclyn)
- Parson et al. continue to argue about Wanda's spell upon Jillian; Jillian begins to rationalize not attacking.
- Jaclyn elaborates on Wanda's spell over Jillian, against other archons' wishes; Jillian admits to liking being part of Wanda's machinations; Jaclyn suggests Jillian phones a friend
- Ansom & Vinny discuss the possibility that Jillian has betrayed them; Jillian sends Ansom a scathing thinkagram, but promises to croak some dwagons
- Jillian begins the assault; archons blast/vaporize/slice 'n' dice one dwagon each, pose for camera
- Jillian jumps onto Leeroy's dwagon, headshots Leeroy; Parson orders remaining units to croak Jillian
- Wanda opposes croaking Jillian; Stanley supports it; Manpower's kill (and uncroakness) yoinked by Ansom's Arkenpliers; Ansom & Jillian share a smile; Vinny croaks a dwagon with a kick
- Stanley blows a microchip, orders Parson, Sizemore, and Wanda out of his sight; Wanda blows a microchip, becomes catatonic; Stanley orders all field units back to Gobwin Knob, eyemancers to unlink
- Ansom & Vinny contemplate the day's victories & the next day's hardships; Vinny gets his Fonzie on with battle-damaged Archons; Jillian bivouacs with Ansom on his carpet
- Parson and Sizemore discuss their various possible fates, discover that Bogroll took Parson's order to pretend to be him a bit too seriously
Day 5
- Stupid Meal toy: Sword hilt ("Leadership!")
- Stanley attempts to restore one of the eyemancers to sanity, orders Mung to assemble the knights at dawn ("in full paint"); Sizemore attempts to disuade Bogroll from waking Parson, waking Parson in the process
- Parson berrates Sizemore, relates intent to confront Stanley; Knights In Stanley's Service (KISS) assemble in courtyard
- Stanley departs Gobwin Knob with the foolamancer, three knights, and remaining dwagons; Parson finds Misty, apparently croaked
- Parson's Klog: Stupid unit roster; Misty confirmed croaked
- Parson's Klog: Parson ponders the reality, unreality, cuteness, and tragicness Erfworld
- Parson inspects the tunnels, reflects on puns, possibility of being hospitalized in "real world"
- Parson attempts to wake self, fails; Sizemore recounts Stanley's rise to power
- Parson's Klog: Sizemore making the tunnels more defensible; alliances, royals, and divine mandate
- Ansom & Vinny review Jillian's claim to know Stanley's actions
- "Veiled" dwagons appear as blimps; Jillian prepares to releate her backstory
- Jillian Zamussels mutually hated her liege, King Banhammer of Faq; Jillian identifies salad fork and eyeball fork as one and the same
- Jillian confirms Wanda worked for Faq; Ansom fails to see past Jillian's lineage
- Maggie (the thinkamancer) introduced; Parson debriefs her, learns that Wanda's condition & Misty's death resulted from thinkamancy spell-failure backlash
- Parson's Klog: Dirtamancers boost golems, croakamancers boost undead; natual thinkamancy inhibits free will?
- Bedtime; Bogroll's greatest ambition: to save Parson's life
Day 6
- ErfWorld toy: Sword ricasso ("Combat!")
- Veiled dwagons de-spoof; Parson recieves a sword ricasso with breakfast; "Subway" wrapper lists Royal Crown Coalition makeup
- Sizemore hits scouting Marbit stack with "excessive force" (four hard-rock golems)
- Arkendish named, located with Charlie; Parson & Maggie contact Charlie; Parson references All Your Base, Mork & Mindy
- Parson offers Charlie his wristwatch/mathamancy bracer; dwagons re-veil as parade baloons
- Ansom & advisors discuss implications of rock golems' attack on scouts; Jillian & Vinny dress as greasers, anticipating dance fighting; Charlie rejects Parson's offer, assures him that he will survive the battle; Parson plans one more thinkagram
- Parson "calls" Ansom, denounces royalty as obsolete; Ansom makes a scene in front of alliance leadership; "superior" Stanley strangles foolamancer in outrage
- Parson bluffs about allying with alliance members, spoofs Dr. Evil; Stanley interrupts Parson's call, asking how to fix foolamancer; foolamancer's name forgotten by Stanley, unknown by Maggie
- Ansom & Vinny exchange angry stares over Ansom's fit; Ansom gives Jillian & Vinny their orders, to break their alliance in order to change the turn order; Jillian quotes Grease
- Jillian's flight approaches the tower of Efdup unchallenged; Jillian confronts a (somewhat) recovered Wanda; orly: O HAI
- Jillian prompts Wanda to defect, plans to slay Stanley when Wanda refuses; Jaclyn warns that Wanda is free of loyalty spells; Wanda casts several cheat codes and AGGROs
- Jaclyn's, Pegataurs' flesh burned from their bones (apparently their failed their saving throws)
- Ansom charges Webinar with command of Jetstone & Marbit forces (and only Jetstone & Marbit forces) in the tunnels
- Parson explains that unlike Stanley, he still values Wanda after her failure; Wanda, speech-impaired, begins raising fallen Archons
- Parson's Klog: Parson explains Gobwin Knob's defensive zones, speculates upon Ansom's plan, implies that he has a plan of his own
- Parson's Klog: Parson believes Wanda's loyalties still lie with Gobwin Knob; cities without a leader freeze in time unless/until attacked; Parson resoves to play the fight out rather than surrender
- Vinny explains the plan to his boss, the Don; we see a preview of the battle to come, with dance fighting
- Parsons plan relies on Ansom waiting until his forces are assembled (a fairly safe bet, knowing Ansom); Charlie hacks Parson's eyebook, proposes a business deal; Coalition forces surround the walls
- Ansom's allies dissent over Ansom's inaction; Ansom justifies himself; Parson experiments with what he can say without being censored
- Parson plans to order the casters to the Magic Kingdom should the battle go south; Sizemore worries not for his own life but for the lives of those he is ordered to kill, hates Parson for it
- Parson asks Wanda not to leave to help Stanley, reveals his bargain with Charlie to abandon Vinny in exchange for 12 calculations - the first two of which concerned a (hypothetical?) attack on GK by Charlie; Parson feels played, is glad that Wanda doesn't laugh
Day 7
- Luckamancy Charms toy: Sword blade ("Ruthlessness!")
- Caesar Borgata and company join with Jillian's stack, relieve her; Maggie casts "Ephedra" on Parson to clear his mind; Charlie's Archons arrive at GK, taking the first turn of the day; Charlie asks Parson up to the parapet
- Parson rebuffs Charlie, giving his chances of not losing the city within one turn at 58.9%; Charlie leaves his archons in place, "to assist if necessary"
- Parson recieves the rest of his sword in his breakfast Luckamancy Charms; sword's functions explained: leadership, combat, & ruthlessness
- Caesar was sent to compensate for lack of archons; Faq used Jack, the foolamancer, to stay hidden from Transylvito and others; Parson learned Jack's name from Wanda, orders Sizemore to begin liquid and gas traps, Maggie to contact Jack
- Parson contacts the foolamancer, one Jack Snipe; in the tunnels, golems mix an unknown powder ("REDUX"), set off a flaming liquid trap ("FITH") near Webinar's regiment
- Parson's efforts to snap Jack back to reality are apparently in vain; Parson sends gobwins into tunnels, to attack infantry and corral heavies & warlords
- Stanley tries to appeal to Jack's sense of self-preservation to cast a real veil, while flying into the Doombats' trap; decides to punch through
- Webinar finds Sizemore; Parson sends in the remaining knights, riding spidews; Doombats sing West Side Story; Stanley air-guitars with Arkenhammer, sings KISS
- Webinar and Dora confront Sizemore; Sizemore heals a golem, which PKs Dora and Webinar; Sizemore laments, reports the rout; Parson discoveres a new uncensored word: "Hosed, hosed, hosed!"
- Vinny breaks down the odds - unled bats are weak, but with Caesar, the chief warlord for Transylvito, in the hex, they are more formidable; Stanley Van de Graffs Caesar; Jillian recognizes Jack, and Jack, Jillian
- Jillian and gwiffons engage Stanley, croaking his mount; Jillian implores Jack to turn; Stanley flies himself and Jack up with Arkenhammer while Jack, restored to sanity, casts a veil
- Jillian and co search for Stanley, discover that croaked dwagon is a fake; Stanley and Jack, still mounted, escape hex
- Unable to read the Titans' will, Stanely takes Jack's suggestion to return to Gobwin Knob; uncroaked units' strength depends on the effort spent creating them; many units can be uncroaked together, but they'll be weak; Wanda uncroaks 1000+ Jetstone infantry
- Parson's Klog: Parson explains the layout of the garrison, meditates on having caused the deaths of so many enemy troops, the effect of that on Sizemore, and his responsibility to his own men
- The coalition is demoralized by Parson's new reinforcements, but Ansom pulls them back together, gets reckless with his statuesque keister to punch a hole through the uncroaked on the wall
- Ansom fights uncroaked alone; siege units attack walls; Archons watch
- Parson tries to out-guess Charlie, sends Wanda with uncroaked fliers to attack Ansom; Wanda stutters through battle song
- Wanda locks Ansom's Arkenpliers, Webinar knocks them from his grasp, and him from his carpet; Ansom enters contract negotiations with an Archon
- Ansom accepts Charlie's outrageous terms; Archons destroy all fliers in hex; Wanda is shielded (though her mount is not)
- Wanda hovers on death's door as Ansom dives, retrieves pliers, monologues; Wanda dares him to touch her with them; Ansom declines; Sizemore and golems arrive from below to safeguard Wanda; Ansom returns to fight at wall
- Sizemore takes Wanda to the dungeon to heal her; Parson outlines his latest tactic to Maggie; Parson relocates command to dungeon to personally inspect Wanda's "private stash" - and prepare for battle
- Sizemore finds various magic spells in Wanda's stash; the casters challenge Parson's status as Perfect Warlord; Parson lectures them about strategy; the coalition troops at the courtyard gates
- Parson explains combat bonuses, gives battle instructions to the casters; Ansom and the coalition warlords argue whether they should wait for the next turn or press the assault
- Ansom gives battle instructions to the coalition troops; Sizemore and his golems attack two coalition warlords with Shockmancy; a crap golem explodes
- The coalition troops break into the courtyard; Parson tells Bogroll that they still have a chance; Wanda leads uncroaked infantry into a dance-fight
- The uncroaked inflict massive losses on the coalition infantry; Ansom negotiates with Archons; Archons relay directions for a dance-fight to the coalition troops
- Parson orders a concentrated attack on Ansom; Maggie disrupts some Archons; the courtyard wall is down; Parson orders a general retreat into the dungeon; Parson gives Bogroll a mission
- Parson contact Charlie and asks for a truce to surrender; Charlie reveals that he wants to get Parson and his bracer; Ansom flies up to the tower parapet to accept Parson's surrender
- Ansom taunts surrendering Parson; Parson is revealed to be Bogroll in disguise; Bogroll knocks Ansom off his flying carpet and they fall down
- Ansom and Bogroll are croaked; Parson orders Sizemore to collapse the tower and dungeons; Sizemore wrecks as much of Gobwin Knob as possible
- Parson and remaining troops prepare for a last stand in the dungeon; a few enemy units break in, but are dispatched; Parson orders the casters into the Portal Room
- Parson offers the casters to use the portal; they tell him Duty demands that he does not give up; Parson orders the casters to link up and uncroak the volcano
- The casters magically merge their minds; Wanda and Sizemore uncroak the volcano together
- Parson orders the casters into the portal; Charlie tries to make a deal; Parson runs into the portal
- The volcano erupts; coalition troops die in a fire
- Vinny tells Jillian they are not going after Stanley; Caesar tells them that all coalition troops at Gobwin are destroyed; Jillian leaps at Caesar at the news of Ansom's death
- Vinny tells Caesar to back off; Vinny tries to console Jillian; they share a moment of grief
- Parson is opposed by casters in the Magic Kingdom and gets Vulcan Nerve Pinched; Janis calls for Thinkamancers to break the link between Maggie, Sizemore and Wanda
- Sizemore complains to Janis about Parson; Janis urges Sizemore to help and teach Parson, suggests that Parson may bring peace to Erfworld
- Parson and the casters are forced to return to Gobwin Knob; they find it in ruins; Sizemore finds gems; Wanda finds the Arkenpliers and attunes to them
- Parson muses on death and destruction that he caused; Wanda dismisses his complains and digs up Ansom's corpse
- Stanley is on his way to Gobwin Knob; new turn starts; a dwagon pops up; Wanda reanimates Ansom with the Arkenpliers


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TWEWTT-TWO AumriD muA iti7. mv VAMAf PMT. PBIBPOKT. IT. T., PiniT. JUTVllT 11. ttlft AITDItn BILLS, 1M7. Name And Nature »f Claim Clainied, Allowed Oyater Bay Lumber Co., Lime uaed at the Pnbllc iMimp, Oyater Bay i .40 .40 John E. Jonea, Ralary 'aa Overaeer of the Poor ror Dec, 1914, and Jan., Feby., March, Apr., May end Jun*. 1517 68t.t8 68$.tt Robert W. Duvall, Salary aa Juatice of the Peace for May. 1917 185.00 126.00 Robert W. Duvall, Salary aa Juatice of the Peaca for June, I»17 185.00 116.00 Joaeph ntelnert. Salary aa Juatice of tba Peace for May, 1917 .( 125.00 125.00 Joseph Bteinert, Salary aa Juatice of .the Peace for June, 1117 126.00 126.00 Hubert C. Welden, Balary a« Juatice of the Peace for May, 1917 126.00 126.00 Edward J. Deasy, Salary aa Juatice of tbe Peare for June, 1117 126.00 125.00 N. V. Telephone Company, Telephone Servicea for Town Officials 165.29 156.29 Naaaau Light and Power Co., Stervlce, Olen Core Lighting Ilistrlct for June. 1917 442.60 662.50 Nasaau Light and Power Co., Service, I.K>cuat Val- _. ley Lighting niatrlet for June, 1917 27(7,00 270.00 Naaaau Light and Power Co., Service, Bayville Lighting District for June, 1917 102.60 102.60 Naasau Light and Power Co., Service, Eaat Nor¬ wich lighting Diatrict for June, 1917 161.25 161,26 Nassau Light and Power Co., Service, Oyater Bay Lighting District for June, 1917 626.25 626.24 Nassau Light and Power Co., Service, Oyster Bay Cove Lighting Pistrlct for June, 1917 I Ofi 25 106.25 Naaaau Light and Power Co., Service, Central Park Lighting District for June, 1917 108.76 108.75 Nassau Light and P.iwer Co., Service, Glenwood- Jerich.i Lighting Diatrict for June, 1917 263.75 263.75 Naasau Light and I'ower Co., Service, Hickaville Lighting Dlalrlct for June, 1917 155.00 155.00 Nassau Light and Power Co., Service at the (ilen Cove Justice Court Building 24.39 24.39 Hicksville Press, Publishing Notliie of Hearing on Maaaapequa Lighting Dist 3,75 3,75 Mlsa Alice K. Burna, Salary as Public Health Nurse from May 25lh lo June 25th, 1917 100.00 100.00 Mlsa Alice E. Burns, Salary as Health Nurae from June 25th to June 30lh, 1917 20.00 20.00 Matthew Bender & Company, One Juatlce'a Manual . for use of Judge Weiden 7.50 T.50 Oyater Bay Pilot, Stationery for Town Offlciala, Publishing Notices, etc 102.99 102.99 Charles Weeks, Autom.ibile Hire Serving Papers uf Town .Supt. of Highways 3.00 3.00 Oeorge H. Powers, Removing Oarbage In the Oys¬ ter Bay Garbage Diatrict 76O00 760.00 William L Welsh, OestroyIng and Burying Two (2) Dogs at Oyster Bay 4.00 4.00 Robert W. Duvall, Attendance at Town Board and Board of Audit Meetings and Expenaes to Al¬ bany 25.40 26.40 Hubert C. Weiden; Salary as .lualice of the Peace for June, 1917 125.00 125.00 H. C, Zeuner, Supplies for and Repairs to Automo¬ bile Operated by Town Supt. of HIghwaya for June, 1917 24.66 26.66 William H. Bowne, Surveying, Preparing Maps, etc., order Town Supt. of Highways 32.00 12.00 William H. Bowne, Surveying, Preparing Maps, etc., order Town Supt. of Highways 65.00 65.00 William H. Bowne, Surveying, Preparing Maps, etc., order Town Supt. of Highways 56.00 66.00 William H. Bowne, Surveying, Preparing Maps, etc., order Town Supt. of HIghwaya 25.00 25.00 William H. Bowne, Surveying, Preparing Maps, etc, order Town Supt. of Highways 88,00 88.00 William H, Bowne, Surveying, Preparing .Maps, etc., order Town Supt. of Highways 183.50 183.50 William H. Bowne, Surveying, Preparing Maps, etc., order Town Supt. of Highways 48.00 48.00 William H. Bowne, Surveying, I'reparing Maps, etc., order Town Supt. of Highways 118.00 118.00 Williann H. Bowne, Surveying, Preparing Maps, etc., order Town Supt. of Highways 39.00 39.00 William H. Bowne, Surveying, Preparing Mapa, etc., order Town Supt. of Highways 68.00 68.00 Farmingdale Times, Publishing Resolution Adopt¬ ed by Town Board to Increase Food Production 5.25 S.25 Olen Cove Echo, Publishing the Supervisor's Finan¬ cial Repori, Stationery for Town Oflicials, etc... 363.25 363.25 Hagamore Garage, Automobile Hire Delivering Bal¬ lots and Ballot Boxes 20.00 20.00 Klllott-Flsher Company, Ribbons for Boolt Type¬ writing Machine at Town Cierk'a Oftice 2.55 2.56 Kred. Himmena, Services aa Interpreter in Judge Deasy's Court 2.00 2.00 Gardiner DeGraff, Building Shack on Public Dump at Oyster Bay 11.00 11.00 Ray W. Sherman, to Work during April, May, June and July as accountant on report tu State Comp¬ troller 100.00 100.00 East Norwich Enterprise, Publlahlng the Finan¬ cial Repori of Superviaor Cocks 283.50 283.50 Farmingdale Times, Publishing Notice on Hearing on Application of T. Ashley Sparks lo Discon¬ tinue Highway 5.00 5.00 Weiner Press, Envelo^a and Note Heads for Jus¬ tice Steinert . .'. 6.50 6.50 ' Farmingdale Times, Publishing Notice of Hearing on Massapequa I.,ighling Disl 6.25 6.25 'William L. Welsh, Destroying and Burying Two (2) Dogs at Oyster Bay 4.00 4.00 Robert Kyle, Burying Dog ICillcd by Automobile .on Public Highway 2.00 2.00 Farmingdale Times, Publishing Notice of Hearing on Mas8ape(|ua Lighting Dist 'i.'i^ 2.25 Farmingdale Times, Pnbliahing Notice of the Board of Assessors 4.50 4.50 Brown, Lent & Pett, Special Receipt and Cash Buuk Furnished the Supervisur 21.00 21.00 L. T. Simonson & Co.. Moving Safe from Supervin- Cocks' ofHce to office of Supervisor Seaman ... 10.00 10.00 Nassau Light and I'ower Co., Service at Town Hail, Oyster Bay 16.08 16.08 Uterha'rt & Graham, for Profesalonal Services in Action Town of Oyster Bay va. Kmil Stehli 1,156.79 1,156.79 Ulerhart & Groham, fur Profeaaiunal Servicea aa Special Counsel for the Town in various pro¬ ceedings 1,948.97 1,948.97 , Nassau Light and Power Co., Service, Hicksville Lighting District for July, 1917 156,68 156.68 Nassau Light and Power Cu., Service, Glen Cove Liglitlng Diati'icl for July, 1917 662,50 662.50 Nassau Light and Power Co., Service, Locuat Val¬ ley Lighting District for July, 1917 270.00 270.00 Nassau Light and Power Co., Service, Bayville Lighting District fur July. 1917 102.50 102.50 Nassau Light and Power Co., Service, Kast Nor- \ wlch Lighting Disl, fur ,luly, 1917 151.25 151.25 / Nassau Light and I'ower Co., Service, Oyster Bay ' Lighting Dlalrlct for July, 1917 626.25 626.25 Nassau Light and I'ower Co., Service, Oyster Bay Cove Lighting Dial, f.ir July, 1917 106.25 106.25 ' Nassau Light and I'ower Co., Service, Central Park Lighting Dist for July, 1917 108.75 108.75 Nasaau Light and P.iwer (^o.. Service, Olenwood- Jej-lcho Lighting Diat. for July, 1917 263.75 263.75 Mrs. David Taylor, Board und Nursing Attendance of Town Pttlient 32.00 32.00 ' Atlantic Steamer Co. No. 1 and Oyater Bay Firo Co. No. 1. Flre Protection in Oyster Bay Firo District for May, June and July, 1917 450,00 450,00 Agnes McGarr, Servicea as Asst. Clerk in oftice of Aaaeasora. Four Weeks al 810.00 40.00 40.00 Jennie Vork Disbrow, Services aa Asst. Clerk in oftice of Assesaors, Four Weeka at $10.00 40,00 40.00 Helen Spicer, Services as Asst. Clerk in Oftice uf Assessors, Fuur Weeks ttl $10.00 40.00 40.00 Elbert C. Duty, Salary as Caretaker uf I'ublic Dump at Oyater Bay for July, 1917 52,00 52.00 James W. Tuwnsend, I'remlum on Insurance on Court Huuse, (ilen Cove 37.50 37.50 B, M. Weeks, Automobile Hiro Posting Placards throughout tho Town 15.00 15.00 B, M. Weeks, Automobile Hire Posting Hoard uf Health Placards ihruughuut the Tuwn 15.00 Charles Weeks, Services as Regialrar fur July, 1917 22.50 Charlea H. Wright, Carpenter Wurk un the Oak Neck Beach Balhlng Pavilion 7.50 Albert DeBock, Services as Watch man on Cove Neck Road for July, 1917 93.00 The Hicksville Press, Publishing Notice for the ... Board uf Assessors 14.65 14.65 Bernard H. I'uwers, Repairs to the Plumbing at liayvllle Balhlng Pavilion 5.4)0 5.00 Ueorge E, Raynor. Balance due on Exchange of Flags at Cuurt House, GU-n Cove 4,00 , 4.00 Arthur Chrisi, Services as Watchman al Oak Neck Beach for July, 1917 93.00 93.00 Naasau Light and Puwer Co., Service at Justice Court Building. Hicksville S.88 3.88 Naaaau Light and I'ower Co., Service al Oak Neck Beach Bathing Pavilion 2,76 2.76 Ueorgu Suhmldt, Services as Interpreter in Judge Deaay'a Court 4.00 4.00 Patrick Orennan, Salary as Caretaker of Dump at Olen Oove for July. 1917 60.00 50 00 Elliabeth (i. Thompson, Hervlces rendered aa Asst. Clerk tu Board of Assessors 15.00 15.00 Oyster Bay Bank, One New Kra Check Writer fyr Bupervlsur ' -600 25.00 John S. Thompson, Salary as Janitor at Town Hall, Oyatet^ Bay, for month of July, 1917 30.00 30.00 John S. Burke, Salary aa Tuwn Supt. uf Highways fur May and June, 1917 250.00 250,00 Charies H, Wright. Salary as Caretaker of Oak Neck Beach Bathing Pavilion fur Juiy, 1917 lOO.OO 100.00 Walter Tllfurd, Barrels Purchased to Build Float at (>ak Neck Beach Bathlngi Pavillun 19,00 19,00 Hea Cliff Newa, Publishing the Superviaora Finan¬ cial Repurt, and other Notices, Stationery fur Town Of no lata, etc 523.50 628.50 John Lawlor, Servicea aa Watchman at Seaman's Bump. Olon Cove 24.00 24.00 Mra David Taylur. Medlclnea Purchaaed for Tuwn Patient 3-00 2.00 William H. Seaman, Making Inspection at tAurel- ton Beach, Testifying In Cour^ etc 15.00 16.00 Martin F Murray. Jr.. Servicea as Watcliman at BayvlUe Beach for July, 1917 9S.0O 98.00 Kdward 'J'Brlen. Collactlug and Removing Oarbage IB ilia UUn Cow Uaibage District 182.00 18200 Hartlay Dunning. Culleutiug and Heiuuvlnfr Qgr- bl^ m tbe oTeo CuVe Garbage Distriot 840.00 240.00 Halvatora Qerace. Bervivea as Interpreter la Judga il**aya Court ihii^ **"*" Nature of Claim. C^harlea Buek. 8«rTle#s aa Keep*r at feaman'a Dump, Olen Cove J. C. Dodge 4. Bon, Servicea aa Undertaker, Bury¬ ing To^rn Poor William 1* Wtlah, Deatrorlng and Burying Two Dugs at 0>-sf«r Bay Alfred R. Ketcham, Salary aa .Tanltor at Court Houae, Farmingdale for July. 1917 John 8. Thompson, Repairs and fTuppIlea for Atito- mnblle operated by Constable Thempaon Albert I>o*(tler, Meala for Priaonera at the Hicka¬ ville Lock-up State Charltlea Aid Aaan., Board and Care of Poor Children Nassau Hoapltai Aaan., Board and Nuraing Attend¬ ance of Town Poor Nassau Hoapital Assn., Board and Nuraing At¬ tendance of Town Poor John K. Cowell. Electric Fans, and Electrical Re¬ pairs at Town Hall, Oyster Bay Alfred R. Ketcham, Destroying and Burying Doga at Farmingdale Seaman Motor Car Co., Maintenance of Car oper¬ ated by Conatable McCahill Harry P. Weber, Traveling Expenaes aa Overaeer of Poor (for July, 1917 Nasaau County Water Co., Service, Hickaville Wa¬ ter Diet, for May, .lune and July. 1917 Nassau County Water Co., Service, Oyster Bay Wa¬ ter Diat. for May, .7une and July, 1917 Nassau County Water Co., Service, Olen Cove Wa¬ ter Dist for May, June and July, 1917 Orphan Home of the Nuns Order of St. Dominic, Care and Maintenance of Poor Children Brooklyn Home for Blind. Crippled and Defective Children, Care and Maintenance of Poor Chil¬ dren Colored Orphan Asylum and Assn. for Benefit of Colored Children. Care and Maintenance of Poor Children Brooklyn Industrial School Association, Care and Maintenance of Poor Children Ciuidren'a Home (Mineola), Care and Maintenance of Poor Children Howard Orphanage and Industrial School, Care and Maintenance of Poor Children Brunswick Home (Amityville), Board and Nuraing Attendance of Town Poor Brooklyn Industrial Schuol Assn. and Home for Destitute Children, Board and Care of Poor Chil¬ dren Convent of the Sisters of Mercy (Brooklyn), Care and Maintenance of I'oor Children Town Pay Roll—Salaries of Town Officials, Clerka, etc., for July, 1917; William H. Seaman, as Supervisor Charles Weeks, as Town (Merk Frank McQueen, as Receiver of Taxes .loseph Steinert, as Justice of the Peace Hubert C. Weiden, as Justice of the Peace .... Robert W. Duvall, as Juatice of the Peace I-Mward J. Deasy, as .lustice of the Peace ,Iohn S. Hurke, os Town Supt. of HIghwaya .... John E. Jones, aa Overseer of the Poor Harry P. Weber, as Overseer of the Poor Richard Guilfoy, as Town Assessor Clarence ('. Doud, as Town Assessor .lohn S. Dean, aa Town Aaaessor Frank E, McCahill, aa Town Conatable John S. Thompson, aa Town Constable .lohn Boach, Jr,, as Town (Nonstable Alfred R. Ketcham. aa Town Conatable William J. Burna, M.D., as Town Health Officer George B. Stoddart, aa Town Counsel Mlaa Alice E, Burns, as Public Heollh Nurse . . Arthur E. Lawson, aa Clerk to Superviaor .... Joaeph M. French, as Deputy Town Clerk Frank R. Spicer, as Clerk to Receiver Taxes . . . lildward J. (5onlin. as Clerk lo Receiver Taxes . . .Vlisa Mary Thiell, as Clerk to Judge Duvall ... Daniel J. Fogarty, aa Clerk to Judge Deasy . . ,lohn Dunn, aa Secretary lo Assesaors Waverly T. Wright, aa Clerk to Bd. Aaaeaaors . , , Jamea T, Burns. C^ollecling and Removing Gar¬ bage in the Glen Cove Garbage Dlalrlct Daniel Ritchie, Burying Dog Killed by Automo¬ bile at Locuat Valley William Welsh, Burying Dog found dead on Pub¬ lic Highway at Oyater Bay Naaaau Light and T'ower Co., Service, Juatice Court Building, Glen Cove Frank Davia, Services watching dead body of Sui¬ cide al Locuat Valley Albert DeBock, Salary aa Watchman on Cove Neck Ruad, Oyater Bay. Fifteen days al $3.00 Hubert ('. Weiden, Servicea as Justice of Peace, Attendance at Board Meetings, Committee Work, Claimed. 14.00 1(7.60 4 on 15.00 26.52 2S.60 25.72 18.60 97.25 48.42 18.00 12.25 49.60 662,50 760.00 1,766.00 32,60 Allowed. 28.00 1(7.60 4.00 16.00 26.62 26.60 26.72 13.50 97.25 68.42 18.00 12.25 49.60 6(2,60 760,00 1,765,00 32.50 ACOITED BTUA IW. etc. 15.00 22.50 7.50 93.00 George B. Powers, Collecting and Removing Oar¬ bage in Oyster Bay (iarbage I>ist. as per Con¬ tract Glen Cove Garage, Inc., Supplies for the Board of Health Ambulance Thomas Smith, Salary oa Watchman at Ship Point Beach, Oyster Bay, Twelve days at $3.00 Henry C. Zeuner, Suppliea fur and Repairs lo Auto¬ mobile operated by Town Supt. of Highways for July, 1917 Louis A. Vermeire, Repairs to Plumbing at Court House, Glen C'.ive De-Fl Manufacturing Co., Typewriter Paper and Carbon f.ir use of T.iwn ('lerk Libert T. Hoagland. Burying Dog killed by Auto¬ mobile at East Norwich Queens Land and Tille Cu., Room Rent for Elec¬ tions, Primaries, etc., 15th Dist William J. Fish.-r, Mowing, Raking and Caretak¬ ing of Lawna al the Court House, Glen Cove , . William .1. Burna, M.D., for Examinations, Casea in Lunacy J. C. Dodge & Son, Furnishings for Isolation Hoa¬ pital at Glen Cove, "(Jrchard" Oyster Bay Guardian, Publishing Election Nolicea, Assessors' Notice, Stationery for Town OfOciata, Frank E. McCahill, Expenaea and Disbursements for April, May and June, 1917 -N'as.'.au Hoapital Aasn., Board and Nursing Attend¬ ance of Town Poor Mrs. Frank Buerum, Care and Maintenance of Boe- rum Children Mm. Frank Boerum, Care and Maintenance of Boe- i;um Children Mrs. Frank Hoerum, Care and Maintenance of Boe¬ rum Children .laniea liuller, Inc., Groceries Furnished family Quarantined per .irder Health Officer James Hutler, Inc., Groceries Furniahed Family guarantini'u per order Health Oftlcer Jamea Butler, Inc., Grocerlea i-'urnlahed Family Quarantined per order Health Oftlcer James Hutler, Inc., Groceries Furnished Kamily Quarantined per order Health Oftlcer Jamea Hurler, Inc., Gruc.-ries Furniahed Kamily Quarantined per order Health Oflicer R.iman Calhulic Orphan A.syluni Suciety, Care and .Maintenance uf Poor Children Howard Orphanage and Induatrial School, Care and .Vlaintenance of I'o.ir Chiidr.-n Children'a Hume (Miiu-.ila), (.'are and Maintenance Poor Children ' Brooklyn Induatrial School Aasociolion, Care and .Maintenaiic.' of I'o.ir Children l''ttrmingdale Times, Publishing Rules and Regula- tiuns uf the Buard uf Health Juhn S. Thompson, Salary aa Janitor Town Hall. Oyster Hay, (or .\ugust, 1917 Nassau Cuunty Water Co., Service in the Glen Cove Water District .Vlrs. David Taylor, Board and Nursing Attendance of Town Patient Oyster Hay Pilot, Printing Blank furms for Judge Duvall, Publishing Notices, etc Hubert C. Weiden, Attending Town Board and Hoard uf Audit Meetings Jennie Yurk Disbrow, Services aa Asst, Clerk lo Huurd .if Assessors, Two Weeks at $10.00 and twu -Weeks at $15.00 .\Bne8 McGarr, Services as Asst, Clerk to Board of Assessors, Three Weeks at $10,00 and Ono Week at $15.00 -. Helen Spi.-er, Services as Asst. Clerk to Board of Assess.irs. Three Weeks at $10.00 and One Week at $15.0 0 Kdward B. Hen.lri..-ksun, Painting and Decorating ing at T.iwn Hail. Oyster Bay Urown, Lent & Pell. Stationery for Supervisor Seaman Alfred R. Ketcham. Salary as Janitor at Court House. Farmingdale, for August, 1917 State Charities Aid Assn., Care and Maintenance of Poor t'hildren John S. Thompson, Repairs and Supplies for Auto¬ mobile operated by Constable Thompson Charles H. Wright, Salary as Caretaker of Oak Neck H.-ach Bathing I'avilion for August. 1917. Sea Cliff Water Compony, Service, Glen Head-Olen- wuud Water District for June, July and Au¬ gust. 1917 Harry F. Weber, Traveling Expenaes as Overseer uf the Poor for Aug., 1917 Charles Weeks, Postage Stamps received aa feea, Pustage Stumps Purchased for use of Town Clerk Maurice Cuhen, Services in matter of Man found on Highway, including Automobile tir Hoapital. Charles Weeks, Services as Registrar for August, 1917 B. M. Weeks, Automoblle Hire Delivering Schuol Registers lo the Schuola uf the Town Albert DeBock, Servlcos aa 'V\'atchman on Cove Neck Ruad, Oyster Bay, Sixteen (16) days at $3.00 Arthur Christ, Services as Watchman at Bayville lioach lor Aug.. 1917 Elbert C. Doty, Salary aa Caretaker of Public Dump at Oyster Bay fur August, l917 Patrick Urennan, Salary as Caretaker uf Public Dump at Glen Cove for August. 1917 Seaman's Mutor Car Cu" Maintenance of Auto¬ mobile operated by Cunstable McCahill for Au¬ gust. 1917 Frank K. McCahill, Salary aa Janitor at Court Houaa. Ulen Cova (or July and August. 1817, Meaia fer PrUonara. «tc 33.80 380.00 8.27 36.00 24.95 7.25 5.24 2.00 40.00 25.00 10.00 52.80 246.75 99.09 21.25 24.00 24.00 24.00 13..14 31.62 13.95 45.97 39.01 32.50 53.14 40.36 22.15 82.50 30.00 41.25 32.00 154.25 8.62 50.00 109.20 27.00 21.43 42.86 61.43 180,07 22,15 728,51 166.66 291.66 291,66 125.00 125.00 125.00 125,00 125,00 83.3.1 83.33 15O00 150.00 150,00 125.00 125.00 125.00 125.00 208.33 100.00 100.00 150.00 125.00 150.00 125.00 50.00 100.00 150.00 125.00 182.00 2.00 2.00 6.66 10.00 27.00 21.43 42.86 61.43 180.07 22.15 728.51 166.66 291.66 291.66 125.00 125.00 125,00 125,00 125,00 SS.33 83.33 150.00 150.00 150.00 125.00 125.00 125.00 125.00 208.33 100.00 100.00 150.00 125.00 150.00 125.00 500.0 100.00 180.00 125.00 182,00 2.00 2.0O 6.66 10.00 2.00 40.00 25,00 10.00 52.80 45.97 39,01 32,50 ,''i3,14 . 40.36 22.15 82.50 30.00 41.26 32.00 154,26 Nature of Claim. Weiner Preaa, Stationery for Conatable Boach at Hickaville ('harlea Buck, Servicea aa Caretaker of Seaman'a Dump at Olen Cove for month of Auguat. 1917.. John Kallert, Room Rent for Juatice Steinert for July, Aug, and 5?c.pt, 1917 loaeph Steinert (AuiMted Receipt), Salary aa Jus¬ tice of the Peace for July, 1917 Kdward J. Deaay (Audited Receipt), Salary aa Jua¬ tice of the Peace for July, 1917 Hubert C. Welden (Audited Receipt), Salary at Jua¬ tice of the Peace for Auguat, 1917 Hubert C, Welden (Aaidlted Receipt), Salary aa Jua¬ tice of the Peace for July, 1917 Edward J. Deaay (Audited Receipt), Salary an Jus¬ tice of the Peace for Auguat. 1917 .loseph ate'lnert (Audited Receipt), Salary aa Jus¬ tice of the Peace for Augiisrt, 1917 Hobert W. Duvall (Audited Receipt), Salary aa Jus¬ tice of the Peace fnr July, 1917 Robert W. Duvall (Audited Receipt), Salary aa Jus¬ tice of the Peace for Augurst, 1917 Town Pay Roll—Salariea of Town Offlciala, Clerks, etc., for Auguat. 1917: William H. Seaman, aa Supervisor Charles Weeks, as Town Clerk H'Yank McQueen, as Receiver of Taxea Joseph Steinert, as Justice of the Peace ^Tlubert C, Welden, as Justice of the Peace Robert W. Duval, as Justice of the Peace Kdward J, Deasy, as Justice of the Peace John S. Burke, as Town Supt. of Highways .... John E, Jones, as Overseer of the Poor Harry F, Weber, aa Overseer of the Poor Hlchard Oulfoy, as Town Assessor Clarence C. Doud, as Town Aasessor .lohn S. Dean, aa Town Assessor Krank McCahill, as Town Constable John 8. Thompson, as Town Constable .lohn Bosch, .Ir., as Town Constable Alfred R, Ketcham, as Towrn Constable William J. Burns, M.D,, as Town Health Offtcer, (ieorge B. Stoddart, as Town Counsel Mlas Alice E. Burns, as Public Health Nurse ,,. Arthur E, l>awson, as Clerk to Supervisor ,... ,loseph M, French, as Deputy Town Clerk Frank R. Splcer, as Clerk to Receiver of Taxes J'.dward J. Conlln, as Clerk to Receiver of Taxes Miss Mary Thiell, as Clerk to Justice Duvall . . Donlel Fogarty, as Clerk to .lustice Deasy John Dunn, as Secretary to Bd, .if Assessors,.. Waverly T. 'Wright, as Clerk to Bd. of Assessors Nasaau Light and Power Co., Service, Oyster Boy ('ove Lighting Dist. for August, 1917 Nassau Light and Power Co., .Service, Hicksville l..lghtlng Dist. for August, 1917 Nassau Light and I'ower Co., Service, Central Park Lighting Dist. for August, 1917 Nasaau Light and Power Co., Service, (Hen Cove Lighting Dist. for Auguat, 1917 Nassau Light and Power Co., Service, Locust Val¬ ley Lighting Dist, for August, 1917 Nassau Light and Power Co., Service, Glenwood- Jerlcho Lighting Dist, for August, 1917 Naaaau Light and Power Co., Service, Bayville Lighting District for August, 1917 Nasaau Light and Power Co., Service, F^ast Nor¬ wich Lighting Diat. for August, 1917 Nasaau Light and Power Co., Service, Oyster Bay Lighting District for August, 1917 Nasaau Light and Power Co., Service at the Town Hall, Oyster Hay Nasaau Light and Power Co., Service at the Jus¬ tice Court Building, Hicksville Jamea T, Burns, Collecting and Removing Garbage in Glen Cove Garbage District for August, 1917. Hartley Dunning, Collecting- and Removing Gar- bag:e In Glen Cove Garbage Diatrict for Aug., 1917 Maurice Cohen, Services as Court Interpreter in Judge Deasy's Court Mary L, Moniiawa, Repairing Flag used on Flag Pole at Townsend Park, 'Oyster Bay Henry C. Zeuner, Supplies for and Repairs to Au¬ tomobile Operated by To'wn Supt. uf Highways for Aug., 1917 Thomaa Smith, Services aa Watchman at Ship Point Reach, Oyster Boy, Eighteen Days at 83.00 .... Theodore Campbell, Buryingf Two Dogs Killed by Automobile at Glen COve Harry A. Travia, Burying Dog found on Public Highway at (ilen Cove William H. Smilh & Son, Team Work in Front of Bathing Pavilion at Bayville William L. Welsh, Burying Dog found on Public Highway at Oyater Bay Hrooklyn Eye and Ear Hospital, Treatment of Poor Town Patient b'rank Mcl^ueen, Poatage Stampa Purchased ond Rubber Stamps Purchased f.ii' use in Ueceiver'a Office Lincoln Moniiawa, Making New Bouths and Ballut Boxea and Repairing Old Booths and Ballot Hoxea , Klliutt Fiaher & Co,, for One New Klliott-Pishcr Hook Machine for Town Cierk'a Oflice Nasaau Liuht and Power Co., Service at Oak,,Neck Beach Bathing Pavilion ' Nasaau Light and Puwer Co., Service, Justice Court Huiiding, (ilen Cove Matthew, Hender & Co., for B. C. & O. Pasters for Laws of 1917 Charles Weeks. Diabursemenla Delivering Ballot?, Hallot IJuxes, Klectiun Matter througlmut tiie Town Martin F. .Vlurray. .Ir., Services as Watchman at Bayville Bea.-h fur August. 1917 ,I(irgen .1. Unneberg, Towing .Aahur.- H.idy uf Druwned Colored Man found in Hempstead Har- b.ir l-'l.'. .Vlanual T.l.-ph.in.' Servic. Telephun.- S.-rvi.'. at. ('lerk in As- 5.0O 'I.rk ir Asst. $1.-1.00 .\saesaor'.i 45.00 120.00 4.15 15.00 33.21 25.43 100.00 465.00 35.60 31.01 10.00 26.50 15.00 48.00 98.00 64.00 64.00 24.68 74.40 45.00 120.00 4.15 16.00 33.21 25.43 100.00 465.00 35.60 31,01 10.00 26.66 16.00 48.00 93.00 64.00 64.00 t4.lt 74.40 Matthew Bender & Co., ,)ewett'i f.ir use at T.iwn Clerk's Offl.'.' •New V.irU Teleph.ine C.impany, fur Tuwn Officials .New Yurk Tel.-ph.itie Cumpany, fur Tuwn Officials -Vlias .Vgncs .VI.-Gttrr, S.'rvices aa aessor'a Ofrtt'e. Twu Weeks at .lennie York Dlsbruw, Servic.-a Aa.sea.sur'a Oftl.-e. Tw.i We.-k.i H.-l.-n .Splcer, Service.-i aa Asst. ('lerk Oftice, Two We.ka at $15.00 Williani .1. l-'islier, Caretaking of the Lawns and I'atlia at Court Huuse Gr.iunda, Glen Cove John Buacli, Jr.. Dealruying and Burying Doga at Hickaville Louis O. Wils.in, Automobile Hire Distributing Huotha, Ball.il Bu.\ea and El.'ctiun .Vlatter Kdward J. Fisher, Repairs lu Tuwn Autuniubile Operated by Superintendent uf Highways t.'rederick R, Raven, Surveying Town Beach Pr.ip¬ eity near Bayville Fallon Law Bo.ik C.impany. Four Copiea of Jewell's Election Manual for the .lustices of the Peace ,. John Bosch, Jr., Automobile Hire Inveatigating Complaints und Conveying Priaonera lo Jail .... l-Jdward Warren, Burying Dog Killed by Automo¬ bi 1.' at Oyst.'i- Bay Marjiunu Duinenti. Services aa Maaon at the Tuwn Hall, Oyster Bay Kveraun &. Reed Cumpany, Rubber Stamps fur use in (ifflce of .Vaaeaaora Salvatore tierace, Servicea as Interprelei- in Judge Deaay'a Cou rt Oyster Buy Pilot. Printing the Rulea and Regula- liuna of the Buard uf IH-alth in I'aniphicl Furiii Stale Charities Aid Assn,, Care and -Vlaintenonce of Poor Children Kohler Brothers, Repairs to the Plumbing at Court House, Glen C.ive Mra. David Taylur, Board and Nuraing Attendance of Town Patient Alfred R. Kel«-liam, Destroying and Burying Three (3) Dogs at Farmingdale William H. Howne, Services as Fngin.-er in the matter of Improving Prospect Street, (Hen C.ivi- I..lnciiln M.inilaws. Jr., Burying Dug found on Pub¬ lic Highway at Oyster Hay Joaeph H. Randall, Flags Purchased lo be used at I'olling Places Kdward Warren, Burying Dug fuund on Public Highway at Oyater Bay Corliea, Macy & Cumpany. Slatiunery for uae at the Town Hall, Oyster Bay Kdward J. Deasy (Audited Receipt), Salary as Jus¬ tice of the Peace for May, 1917 H. M. v. Sumniera, Insuran.-e un New Vault Fix¬ tures fur "Town Cierk'a Office Hurruughs" Adding Machine Cumpany, I'aper fur Machine at the Assessurs' Office Klliutt-Flsher Cumpany, Adjusting New Machine jal Tuwn Clerk's Office ,\ Hrouklyn Home for Blind and Crippled Children, Care and Maintenance of I'oor Children Nassau H.ispltal Assn., Board and Nursing Attend¬ ance of Town Poor .Nassau Light and Power Co., Service at the Town Hall, Oyater Bay Matthew Bender & Co., Cooks Annotated Criminal and Penal Codes for Justices Deidrich VVilhelms, Services as Watciiman at House Quarantined Kdward B. Hendrickson, Painting and Decorat#g at Town Hall, Oyster Bay /..... Nassau Light and Power Co.. Service, Olen Cove Lighting Dist. for September, 1917 Nassau I.Tgiit and Power Co., Service, Hickaville Lighting Dist. for September, 1917 Nassau Light and Pi^wer Co., Service, Central Park Lighting Dist. for September, 1917 Nassau Light and Power Co., Service, Oyster Bay Cuve Lighting Dist. fur September, 1017 Nassau Light and Power Co., Service, Oyster Bay Lighting Dist fur September, 1917 Nassau Light and Power Co., Service, Ulenwood- Jerichu Lighting Dist for September, 1917 Nassau Light and Power Co., Service, Kaat Nor¬ wich Lighting Diet for Beptember, 1917 Nassau Llgbl 4U>d Power Co.. Service, Bayville Lighting Dist. fur September, 1917 Nassau Light aad Puwer Co., Service. Uociwt Val¬ Uy Ufbtins Diat. fur Sapteaaber, 191T Bernard H. Powers, Repaira tu Plumbiair aad New iruturjaa at tbe Towa VkmXi. Oyster Bay Claimed, 9.00 (4.00 24.00 125.00 125.00 125.00 125.00 125.00 125.00 125.00 126.00 166.88 291.68 291.46 125.00 125.00 125.00 125.00 125.00 83.33 82.33 150.00 IBO.OO 150.00 125 no ¦ 125.00 125.00 125.00 208.33 100.00 lOO.OO 150.00 125.00 150.00 125.00 50.00 lOO.OO 150.00 125.00 106.25 166.35 108,75 662,50 270,00 263.75 102.50 151.25 626.25 19.80 2.52 189.00 270.00 8.00 15.65 24.90 04.00 4,00 2,00 20.00 2.00 22.00 6.20 14 3.42 328.00 5.16 7.20 1.00 SO.OO 93.00 5.00 5.00 126.94 I 59.29 30.00 30.00 30.00 10.00 24.00 4 0.00 16.05 48,00 20,00 16,50 2.00 4.00 1.85 2.00 59.00 33.21 22.40 32.00 6.00 134.94 2.00 10.50 2.00 10.59 126.00 12.03 3.40 2.60 12.40 68.00 2U.64 7.60 30.00 182.50 <>7S.46 163.75 108.75 104.26 426.26 263.76 151.86 102.60 870.00 Allowed. (.00 64.00 14.00 126.00 126.00 125.00 125.00 126.00 126.00 126.00 125.00 1(6.(8 291.(6 291.(6 125.00 126.00 125.00 126.00 126.00 83.33 83.33 150.00 160.00 I50.0O 125.00 125.00 126.00 125.00 208.33 lOfl.OO lOO.OO 150.00 125.00 150.00 126.00 50.00 100.00 150.00 125.00 106.25 166.35 106.75 662.50 270,00 263.75 102.50 151.25 626.25 19.80 2.52 189.00 270.00 8.00 lb.C5 24,90 64.00 4.00 2.00 20.00 2.0O 22.00 6.20 143.42 328.00 5.16 7.20 I.OO 80.00 93.00 5.00 5.0O 126.94 159.20 ' 30.00 30.00 SO.OO lO.OO 24,00 40.00 16.05 48.00 20.00 16.60 2.00 4.00 1.85 2.0O 59.00 33.21 22.4 0 32.00 C.OO 134.94 2.00 10.50 2.00 10.59 125.00 12.03 3.40 2.CO 12 40 68,00 20.64 7.50 30.00 182.50 673.46 163.75 108.75 106.26 626.26 263.75 161.26 102.60 170.00 l»S.»ft Atmms foxxAt m'- Seaman Motor (^ar Co., Maintenan.ie "for" Automol ber" "im**^^'' ^^ Constable McCuhill for Septem- "'i.T *.. ^^^'"^- Buryi'ng'Body of' Man found" ili Wood near Centre Island '^'.Mii^' ^' Weeks, Care and Maintenance'of' Pfn',;- (children Frederick T. Lewis, Services' as 'c-aret'aker' of' Eatli Houses al Laurelton Beach Harry V. Weber, Traveling Expenses ka' 'oversecr of Poor for September, 1917 John E. Jones, Traveling Expenses as ' 'overseer Mch iflT"" ^°'' ^•'*=*"'''^'"' 191*' Ja"'' F'eby. and Naa.aau Huspitai Asan., Boird'and "Nuraing "Attetidl ance uf Town Poor Children's Home (Mineola), ilu'ard "arid 'ca're "of I uor Children for August. 1917 Howard Orphanage and Industrial""School, " Board and Care of Poor Children for Auguat, 1917 Urunaivick Home, Board and Nuraing Attendance of Town Patients . ""^"•^« Brooklyn Industrial .School Assn., Board anil 'core of Poor Children for Auguat, 1917 ,... Town Pay RoH—Salaries of Tuwn Officials, Clerka etc., for Sept., 1917: ' William H. Seaman, as Supervisor Charles ^Veek8, as Town Clerk Frank McQueen, aa Receiver of Taxeii ! ! ! .loaeph Steinert, as Justice of the Peace Hubert C. Weiden, aa Justice of the Peace Kobert W. Duvall, aa Justice of the Peace Edward J. Deasy, as Justice of the Peace . ... .luhn .S. Burke ,as Town ,Supt. of Highways ,!!! .luhn E. ,Ionea, aa Overaeer of the Poor .., Harry F, Weber, aa Overseer of the Poor Richard (iuilfoy, aa Town Aasessor Clarence C. Doud, as Town Asaeasor .......... J.ihn S. Dean, aa Tuwn Aaaeaaor Frank K. McCahill, as Town Constable .'.'. .l.ilin S, Thompson, aa Town Constable ]" John Bosch, ,li-,, as Tuwn Conatable .'. Alfred R, Ketcham, aa Town Cunatable '] William J. Burna, M.D., as Town Health Officer- George B. Stoddart, aa Town Counsi-1 Mlaa Alice E. Burns, aa I'ublic H.-alth Nurae Elmer E, Brooks, aa Clerk lo Supervisor ., Joaeph M. French, aa Deputy Town Clerk Frank R, Soicer. aa Clerk l.i Receiver of "Taxes l-Jdward J. Conlin, aa (^lerk t.i Receiver of Taxes Miss Mary Tliiell, aa Clerk tu Judge Duvall Daniel J, Fogarty, as Clerk to Judge Deaay J.ihn Dunn, as Secretary to Bd. uf Assessors Waverly T. Wright, aa Clerk to Bd. of Asaeaaora Corliea, Macy & Company. Twelve (12) Ciuarla of SlarrOrd's Ink for uae at Town Hall Krneat Yentzzach, Maaon Work at Justice C(iurt Huiiding, CJicn Cove . :: Oyater Bay Lumber Co., Pad Lock for Caretalier's Shack at Oyster Bay Dump Oyater Bay Lumber Co., Material fur New Walks at Bayville Bathing Pavilion Jamea T. Burna, Cullectlns and Remuving Garbage at Glen Cove Garbage Diatrict for .September, Underwood Typewriter Co., Repai)-8 to 'Typewritei- in the Assesaors' Office Charlea Weeks, Services as Registrar for tlio month of Seplemb.-r, 1917 John S. Thompaon, Expenses delivering Boy tii the Industrial Schuol. Ruchester Salvalure Rlccu, Services as Interpreter in judge D.-asy's Court Edfcurd O'Brien, Collecting and H(-movirig Gar¬ bage in (ilen Cove Garbage LIstrict for Septem¬ ber, 1917 - Charlea Buck. Services as Keeper uf Seaman's biinip at Glen Cove f.ir September, 1917 H. H. JuQues, Stationery for the Board of Assess¬ ors' Oftice Edward O'Hrien, Cullectlng and Removing (iii-J huge in Gl«-n Cove Garbage Dist, f«ir August, Oyster Bay Lumber Company, (jrie lioll of I'iroid for Oak Neck Beaih Pavilion .Naaaau Light and I'uwer Co., Service, Juatice Coiirt Building, Hicksville Nassau Light and Power Co., Service, Oak Necli Beach Bathing Pavilion Nassau Light und Power Co., Service, Justice Court liuilding, Olen Cove Helen Spi(-er, Services as Asst. Clerk in Oflice iii: AMsessurs, I-'our Weeks at $15.00 Agnes McCiarr, Services as Asst. Clerk in Offlee of Assessors, Four Weeks at $15.00 Jennii- V..rk Diabi.iw, Servii-ea ua Asst. Clerli iii (iftl.:e uf Asai-as.ira, F.iu )¦ Weeka at $15.00 .... New V.irk Tel.plume ('..., Telephune Service fur T.iwn Ofticittls Bi-u.iklyn M.iine f.ir Hlin.I, Crippled and Defe.-tjve Children, Hoard and Cure uf I'.iur (-'hildren for Septembe r, 1917 Brooklyn Home fur Hlltiii, Crippled und Defective Children, Huaid und Cure uf i'uur Cliildren for .September. 1917 ,, , Children's Home (Mine.ilu), Board and Care of Piior Children for Sepleinber. 1917 Brooklyn Industrial School Association, Board aiid Care of Poor Children for Sepleinber, 1917 .... (¦.invent of the Sisters of Mercy (Hrooklyn), Bour.i and Care of Poor Children for July, August and September, 1917 Orpiian Home uf the Nuns of the Order of St. Duni- inlc, Board and Cure of P.ior ('hildren fur July, August and September, 1917 Brunswick Hoiiie (Amityville), Buard and Nurs¬ ing Attendance of Tuwn Poor for Aug., 1917 .... State Charities Aid Assn.. Buard and Care of Poor ('hildren for September. 1917 ^ Nassuu Hoapital Assn., Buard and Nurling Attend¬ ance of Town I'uur' Alfred R. Ketcham, Salary aa Janitor at Couri Huuse, KaruilngdaU. for September luad October. 1917 Juhn Busch. Jr, Destruyinv aad Buryinar Seven (7) Dugs at Hicksville Daaiel J. Fogarty, Post4igr« Stampa Purcbaaed for u»« at Cuurt Huuae at Ul«a Cove it.tr 60.00 76.00 10.00 90.0O 14.00 2(0.00 lOO.OO 740.00 9O0O 75,00 16,00 lO.OO Nature of Claim. Claimed. Allowed. Elbert C. Doty. .Salary aa Caretaker of Public Dtimp at Oyster Bay for September. 1917 SO 00 10 00 Albert DeRork. Services aa Watchman at Cove Neck Road, Oyster Bay, Seven days at $3.00 2i oo 11 00 ^Kf."i!rK.".»i'*'i?""'"' ^iSr.*.*»l stampa Purchaaed. freight and Rjtpreaa Bllla Paid. Teleohona Calla. .,***;¦ u o "- •» '*aV'(^n"'cre*?'orX'tr'.tn ^'•'**"'" '^ *>«"«> ." ^il,''r"'se"pte^''b';7.*%,r"' , ", >«-"'"-' O*""' John 8. Thompaon .Salary aa Janitor at Town Msii' '*"" Oyater Bay for September, 1917 ' ," "" ^'^e;:;h'rroni f"^'^'" ir Watchman on "Town Beach Property, near Bayville, for September. '^•;^!C::^V.^''- '«"''^- *- int-P-ter- in Judge '"'"' "Vs'lr? in "A?'"«U Collectln» ¦ and"" Removing" fiirl '*"" *'^f?e"t" if ^L'*^'-' ^'•'•^»'' " *-¦ Careuiier' "of ' "dak "°'°'' (.fri^e B'^!;w"ers"r.s"L'tV.!;r"an'3^5:i%";-^T ^»«-^ ba^ge in oyster Bay Garbfge Dist ar'p'Vr lit Martin P, Murrky, ",Tr.', "service's 'as" VVe'trHV;,'.-'" ''. ^'^-OO beT"ir,r'^ ''-'P"«y. "••arTay'vllle^fo'j^Tp^em'-' " VeplVmbe?:%5r7 ""'^''' " " ^'"•"'"•'-- 'o'Acer for "*•"" Sagarnore Oarage, Aulomobtie Hire (Truck) ' f^onl ^*°*' veying Ballot Boxes, etc., to Town Clerk-«n/S!^I , . «" -£;f,Kr&.?-r,,;i;'''"xr'fflr;.'vi: Charles E. Miller, Chairnian; " Expense" "of " Primary ' "^^^ ^"^^^ tio; Distrlci" '"^'"'"^•"•"•^ t9th,',9I7, 12th 'X': Kugene Hopkins, "chairman, "Expense of "Pri.^'.;.; ^^'^^ ^*'*** ti::r',Zt';r,!? "-'•*'""''" ^«th,''79r7,"[itr'X': Henry F, Falot, Chairman." " "l-ixDeiise "of" "pri^.VJ ''^'"' ^^'"^ t'u^^'iZilJrc't" '^'"^""•" isth'TsTT, "I'stV'srec': ^'"*?,%V'- *!"", ('hoirman," Expense" of "Prlmor; ^^¦'"* "•^" thm District '"'^^^'^^^' "'h, 1917, 10th Elec Theodore Painter, ciiairman,' " Expense" 'iit ' Prlniiry ^^¦'" "'^^ thin Di"tr^ci'' ''•'•''••'"''" '9th,'^ 1917, 7th El'ec- Charlea Watteraii."Chairman"," "l-ixpen'se" of" " Primary ^^"^^ ""' tl,m'Dr«t?rct'' •''"P""'"''^-'" 19th,^917, 16th Klec- John C, Banschbacii", ".Ir.," Chairman," "Expeiis'e' iif" Pri'- ^^'^ "** Kio^""^U'^?ic[""'' .September .91?,, 19l/ Vr'd 'T'"" J^'fn ^'t"^.'™""' '^^P«-"-'i'^ ' of ' iVlniary" "Elec: ^^'^^ '*^-^'' tl.in held September 19th. 1917, 2nd Election Wg- Samuel VVagner." 'chalirnian', ' 'Expense ' of' ' Primary ^*"'° "'" DiatJict" ^"^^^ S^Pf-nber 19th, 1917, Sth E^^Hon Auguat T . Remson, cJiairman," "Expense " of' 'Prlniary ^^'^ "•^'' Election held .September I9lh, 1917, 4th E^eXn Wilbur C, Nooii,"Chai'r'ma'n," 'Expense " of' "Primory t^i; Ztric't^ September 19th ,1917, 1st Elec- Leater Colea Ch)iirma'n,' 'ex benae of "prim'ary " Elecl trict SePlf-'nber I9th. 1917, 9lh Electkin DIs- Peler Rohrbach, Chairman",' 'Expense " of' " Primary tion Di"trict'' September 19th, 1917, 13th Elec- Chailes J. Remsen, Cliairiinaii, iixpen'se'' of' Pri' 55.96 58.54 56.00 57.90 59.10 68.86 16.75 35.00 15.00 64.20 39.72 499.69 138.00 33.21 53.16 167.46 22.15 166.66 291.66 291.66 126.00 126.00 125.00 126.00 125.00 83.33 83.33 150.00 150.00 150.00 125.00 125.00 125.00 125.00 208.33 100.00 100.00 160.00 125.00 150,00 IZfi.OO fld.OO 100.00 150.00 128.00 11.87 63.78 .34 30.53 175.00^ 2.25 22.25 36.00 6.00 176.00 50.00 16.42 189.00 2.75 3.12 2,16 16.12 60.00 60,00 60.00 134.03 65.96 58,54 66,00 57.90 69.10 68,86 16.76 35,00 15,00 64,20 39.72 499.59 138,00 33,21 53,15 167,46 22,15 166.66 291,66 291,66 125,00 125.00 125,00 125.00 125.00 83.33 83.33 160.00 150.00 150.00 125.00 126.00 125.00 126.00 208.33 100,00 100,00 150.00 125.00 150.00 125.00 50.0O 100.00 IbO.OO 125.00 1LS7 6S.7S .3« 30.63 176.00 2.2S 22.25 36.09 6.00 175.00 60.00 16.42 189.00 2.75 3.12 2.16 16.12 (O.OO 60.00 60.00 134.03 12.00 12.00 110.40 110.40 tt-H 32.14 21.43 21.42 68272 (82.72 46.60 200.66 83.14 50.00 to.oo 1«.0« too 46.60 200.66 32.14 60.9O 10.00 K.OO i.ftO rii^UU&li iijiaii ^^^ay^iiii^ KHri:±.
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David Bowie
David Bowie
Original Release Date: September 18, 2007
Track Listing
1. Leon Takes Us Outside
2. Outside
3. The Heart's Filthy Lesson
4. A Small Plot Of Land
5. Segue - Baby Grace (A Horrid Cassette)
6. Hallo Spaceboy
7. The Motel
8. I Have Not Been To Oxford Town
9. No Control
10. Segue - Algeria Touchshriek
11. The Voyeur Of Utter Destruction (As Beauty)
12. Segue - Ramona A. Stone/I Am With Name
13. Wishful Beginnings
14. We Prick You
15. Segue - Nathan Adler
16. I'm Deranged
17. Thru' These Architects Eyes
18. Segue - Nathan Adler [Album Version #2] [Version]
19. Strangers When We Meet
20. Sunday
21. Cactus
22. Slip Away
23. Slow Burn
24. Afraid
25. I've Been Waiting For You
26. I Would Be Your Slave
27. I Took A Trip On A Gemini Spaceship
28. 5:15 The Angels Have Gone
29. Everyone Says 'Hi'
30. A Better Future
31. Heathen (The Rays)
32. [CD-ROM Track] [Multimedia Track]
David Bowie: Guitar, Composer, Drums, Keyboards, Saxophone, Vocals, Vocals (Background), Producer, Concept, Assistant, Paintings, Stylophone
Pete Townshend: Guitar
Neil Young: Composer
Mike Garson: Piano (Grand)
David Torn: Guitar, Omnichord, Guitar Loops
Lisa Germano: Violin
Kevin Armstrong: Guitar
Legendary Stardust Cowboy: Composer
Sol� Akingbol�: Percussion
Carlos Alomar: Guitar, Guitar (Rhythm)
Sterling Campbell: Percussion, Drums
Matt Chamberlain: Percussion, Drums, Loop Programming
Steve Elson: Horn
Brian Eno: Synthesizer, Composer, Producer, Treatments
Ben Fenner: Assistant Engineer
Black Francis: Composer
Reeves Gabrels: Guitar
Jon Goldberger: Assistant Engineer
Dave Grohl: Guitar
Stan Harrison: Horn
Tony Levin: Bass
Lenny Pickett: Horn
Tony Visconti: Bass, Guitar, Recorder, Vocals (Background), Producer, Engineer, String Arrangements, Mixing
Mary Wooten: Cello
Yossi Fine: Bass
Gerry Leonard: Guitar
Andy Grassi: Assistant Engineer
Gregor Kitzis: Violin
Mark Plati: Bass, Guitar, Producer, Engineer
Martha Mooke: Viola
Erdal Kizilcay: Bass, Keyboards
Kristeen Young: Piano, Vocals
David Richards: Producer, Engineer, Mastering, Mixing, Treatments
Kevin Metcalfe: Mastering
Todd Vos: Engineer
Markus Klinko: Photography
Emily Lazar: Engineer
Brandon Mason: Engineer
DeNovo: Design, Concept, Image Manipulation
Tom Frish: Guitar
Garson: Composer
Meg Okura: Violin
Jez Larder: Assistant
Philip Sheppard: Electric Cello
Indrani: Post Production
Christian Rutledge: Engineer
H�ctor Castillo: Engineer, Assistant
Gary Miller: Guitar, Programming, Producer, Mixing
John Scarlsbrick: Photography
Jennifer Elster: Stylist
Joey Barron: Drums
John Read: Bass
Ruby Edwards: Vocals (Background)
Lola Edwards: Vocals (Background)
Josey Edwards: Vocals (Background)
Jordan Ruddess: Keyboards
Demonik Tarqua: Assistant Engineer
Bryony Edwards: Vocals (Background)
Ben Rawling: Producer


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