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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-14
SeTas.

Die 2uelder'ide Sin in Goit,
a6t Wfeilen bon @on3ales geleger,
lit abgebran1t.
Ssn Srieori6sburg itarb Srit
Soroan Elm alter angeiebener 8iireer
Der Staot.
@us guero fon1n1t Die 0o6ri6t
bonn gooe 2ouis Sienluno's. Ser
geritorbene lit oAt5ig Sobre aft ge-
moroen.
@uitap 0olte bonn gorfs Greet
lpuroe neltli6 obenos ouf feinenl
Seimpege, in Der Ndbe bon Sunter,
BON orei masfierten MGnnern, on.
i6eineno 9eeeern, iberfallen uno aus.
geraubt.
@s lit iest feitgeftellt, oaB Sic
tiBrobibitioniften bei Der 2ocal
Sption=Wabl in Milom Gountp eine
Woioritat bon $50 Stimmen gebabt
6aben.
8ie aus Auitin gerneIoet miro,
iin6 6ei Dem 8erfouf zines groben
Cells Der 2anoereiell in 8relpiter
Gountp Die 2an6geiebe litieres Staa-
tes nidt bea6tet ODER ubertreten NOR
ben uno Der Staot min iest &logen
einbrineen, Inn cine Geibe biefer Ser
fdufe fiir ungiiltie 5u erflaren. 2ono-
fortn1iiiar Serrell lino SuIfs=@ene=
ralanipalt @atpfins iino nod 9retp-
iter @ountp gereift Inn Die 9(ngele-
genbeit gu unterln6en.
Ser @et1eraIantDalt bat Der,
5taatsfefret6r angetpieien, feline
Charter bon SeI=@eIeal6often ooer
@eieaidaften fir Die 6obrifation unb
ben 8ertrieb BON @rnte-Woidinerl
an5unebmen, ebe er ii6 ni6t gan5 ge-
nou iiber @eien urto Grt Der @eieQ=
i6aft uno Dor alen oariiber, tpie melt
fi6 Die Serbift6ung erItredt, ul1ter-
rt6tet bat. 9lnlaB bie5u bot Die 9ah-
ribt gegeben, oaB Die @oters 8ierce
Oil gon1panp uno bte Sarpeiter Conn
panD, Die beioen Srult-@e1eaI1ofterl,
Die aus Dem Staate ausgeiDiefen fino,
3eorganiiationen beabii1tigen.
@inem iungen Wonn @amens
Charles Srid, Der IN Der grenibatp-
iben Gin gu SenapiGe, untpeit
Sen1ple, orbeitete, tpuroe. ourh Die
SGgen Der Gin Der re6te grm poQ-
itanoie 8eri6nitten. Sur nit Neiibe
fonnte Der iunge Mann aus Der Mae
i6ine befreit per6en.
Ser Streif Der 9ofarbeiter in
COLLECTION bot nit einem pollitGnoi-
gen Siege Der Streifer geenoet. Sic
boben Die geforberte 2obnerbobung
erbalten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-14

geoeutung. ST befa,1o fi6 ieit orei
Wonateu in Der 9lnitalt uno 5eigte
ipdbrenb oieier 3eit niemals geeiguug
5ur gobludt.
Ser neue Gnnoro=9alnpfer
p2uiitonia" bot ieine erite 5abrt BON
Gueenstolpn nab SEEM Oorf in flint
9agen nno Sd SefunberL olIo 23.01
&rtoten per Stunoe, genaft. Ser
2lopobompfer r&aiier 8ilbelm Ser
3pette" fdbrt 1888 ¬en per
Stun0e, lit oIio oo6 nod i6neller.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-14
g[ng @er[in miro aerneloe

Ius Berlin miro gerneloet
8te bier eingelaufene 0teloungen be-
Ia9en, miro 9llt-Se6ingell ser Sc
burtsort oes fiir8lt6 in Chicago Der
itorbenen Serrn 9telion Morris, 0ur6
oeifen letttpil1ige 8erfiigungen 5ll
@uniten leines BORT nod oniGBigelt
gaters reidlih profitieren. 9tls ser
Sobn in ieinen iiingeren S5abren na6
gmerifa iiberlie0elte, mar Der @oter
Elm in oiirfti9en @erbdltniiIen leben-
Der 8ie6bdnoler. Sn ipdteren SAB.
rem lieB Der mobGbobenoe Sobn ben
@ltern regelnldBig beoeutenoe @elo-
iliutmen 5lifonunen. tpelhe Die @I-
term .groBtenteils fir 0ffentli6e Ser
beiieruugen inn Srte uno Sen gto6-
baroorfern Dertpenoeten, 9aS Dem
gllten teitamentariI6 binterlaIieue
8errudhtniS miro in Gbnli6er @eile
@ertpenoltng finoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-14
Gin orpfier Ghpln.

Der 9 els Sir to, miro am mWon=
tag, ben %. Septernber feline 8or-
iteaungen bier geben. Die 4aposi-
tat ieiner 3eIte lit idon longe er-
probt uno tpenn Die SnfeIn uno gon-
ten ibren geeffen uno geihten cine
beionbere 5reuoe MAIDEN lpolIen,
oarm lDeroen fie iie gu oen Nodnlit=
togs-goritelluneen bringen, mo bic
neue Wenagerie ourd) @ni1auen
mebr nueen bringt, ols Elm bloBes
Sernen aus 8ii1ern. Die meiBe
3eltitaot iiebt pie elm fpunberIhones
Bib IN elmer 9riinen 2anoi6oft aus.
Die Bfer0eitdae ollein fino oes 8e-
li6es iDert lino alIe 2iebbaber 0es
gferoeibotps finb einitinmig Der
Wteinung, 6aB Seas-8lotos Bonies
Die i6oniten BON gang @merifa iino.
4ud 6as Speiie-0epartenent, in
Deldem 600 GngeiteIlte tdglid orei
Deal geipeiit tperoen, iollte megen ser
8roBartigfeit beii6tigt tperoen. Die
S6n1ieoeDerfItdtten, Die elefteriihen
4nlagen un0 100 onoere 8ldse bie-
ten Diel 0es sSntereiianten. 9lae De-
partements iino 70 po1Itdnoig nit
ansldnoilben uno anterifaniihen
SebensIpiiroigfeiten perleben, ols es
nur Der transport erlaubt. Die
neue Wenaeerie lit enie .ungebeure
3ulammenitellung pon intereIiante.
item uno groBten @unoerern Der
Belt. 9teue adffge, roaenoe @aaen,
olles bliteno BON Silber un0 @olo.
Biele neue 9lfte peroen inn qroBen
3elte Die &ufmerfiomfeit auf lid lem
fen nno bunoerte bon &iinltlern ner-
Den bort Inn Die 8orberri6aft rim.
gen. Die &inoer iperoen fid) an Ser
Ofiniatnr-Wenogerte ergoben, in mel.
der nur &nabeu Groinierer, Sreiber
nno aufpaiier iein meroen. Die in.
mere @inri6tlung lit in ibrer @rob-
artigfeit 10 ii6erlpdltigeno, bob Qor
nidt oaes bier. angefiibrt meroen
fam. aein eir3iges 0eportement
mur0e pernadlaiiigt uno iomit miro
ouh niel 9lmiifontes geboten merben
Bon Der oeSuternationa( gaeps
Gntnnn11h" in 93pfn 9lnrf orh,oIto,,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-14
GiienbQ0n= =6a1rplan.
g. M. & M. q. aohn

"Sabb grodet"e3ug mad Souftort, gaIbefton
Beaumont unb Orange abfa6rt l1br obenbs
anfunft 755 urorgens.
Na@ seerrebiI1e, stbfobrt $50 moreens, stn,
fitnft bort 11.So. abfa6rt bon @errbil1e 4 11br
nacomtttass, anfunft in 5an 9lntonto 7.5o
abenos. gsur Samitags mad &errbtIle: 4 llbr
Hadpmtttass. 9fiG1abrt bon bart Wsontags s.,
mor9ens, anftnft in Can slntonio $50 NOR.
sens.
Na6 Guerp, goafuut, Soufton, @aIbefton
Stooines, &odbaIe, Cameron unb Boco, ab,
fabrt 9.45 born1ittags, Infrnft 116r morgens
sao5 geebine, Corpus gbrifti, MIice, Wsatbts
aranfas asaB, @odport, 2tbfabrt $50 mad.
nt-itdes unb 8 11br n5enos. Mnfunft 7.55
ntoreens unb 1.5O na6mittaes.
gsa6 SaTfurias, stbfabrt llbr a6enSs, an.
fnnft 7.55 utoreens
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-14
Setrats : gdetne.

:. 8reb S. Sentimon unb 9ainnie g
% Qn0reiu o.. &bOmpion unO emma G
5O9n @itiG @6mibt unO gfinc aot6a.
rine Suoen
Irtbnr 8omerob uuo @ouo Qehne.
. Soiepb y &inn lnO @liiabef6 s
9artmnnn. y
Otto 2anbin am0 Selma 6ribId.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-14
Gjeianbbeit in Ser aanarsOt,e.

Soben 2obn fir uniere iuneen ge.
l6tften Sanomerfer beripri6t Der
Fonamafanal-gau. Molariafur6t
idlredt 8iele ab, ober ,,idt Die, tpeI6e
uGleftric gitters" fennen. @r furirt
e6cnfaas 8lutpereiftung, giIiolitat,
Gdma6e, Wuaeni6p66e, 2eber. ltn6
9derenleioen. @arantiert BON aooIpb
9reiB uno q. gobn & So. 30 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-14
Ginc iSlaidle pber lueninrr

@faIorio fam man fid in mon6en
9ofalitoten iebr Iei9t bolen uno es
tit i6mer eS pieoer los 3u peroen
'oos beiBt penn .1li9t 6as rtdtiae
Weittel angetpenoet miro. Ghotarr' 8
Gbias Comic befreit irgeno Syelnono
oobon prompt uno griin0Iid,. gs
miro garantiert, ir9eno einen EoI(
BON S6iitteIfroit au beilen. @ine
8lai6e poer meniger miro es tun.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-14
81. eauis & can Stantiaso 8asn.
gputberm 9saeific 8abn.

Sad Stem Orleans, Soufton unb @albefton,
tdeIib -. ..... 1140 mittaes
nno :. 11.30 abenoS
Na9 eagle 9aB, @I gaio Californian unb
Megtto =. 500 boruittaes II. $50 a6enbs
4mtnnlt.
gon gteip Orleans, 5oitftpn nnb @aIbeiton,
fdglf6 -. 7.35 morgens
uno ...... 600 HabnIittaes
Bon GI 8afc, gnItfornien unb 0Rertfo 4. s. i.
lilo soru1tttaes
uno ..... 500 abenos
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-14

Bon Der osSuternational gaeps
Company" in 9ten Dorf erbielten
mir a@ortenIaube" Seft 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-14
0ittorta 9iniiion. @. 8. & 8. ".
lOnIf Shore


Sad Guero, gictoria. gort 2abnca, Corpus
gbriftt, 8ropnsniIIe, &io @ranoe, gitn,
@oIiab, geebiae, @barton, gaIactes unb
9ouftpn -. TOO ntoraens
antmnft. -. $50 aberlbs
Ser Sam Souiton" mad guero, gictoria,
@barton uno 9ouiton:
AbfHbrt 7.55 abetbs
aRfamft ......... :. 100 moreens
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-14
W. 6. & =. Bab,r.
Mbfahrt,

9aa9 gaeo, Sort 8ortb. 9anas. @anfas gitb,
ct. 2ouis ut1b gbicaep, tdeIi9 (Gunfet
DepoD -. 900 a6enbs
2ofaI8us bia @mitbbire +. 7.3o borntttaas
alamo Special mad SmiibbilIe, Soufton, GaIs
oe1ton 1925 GbeHo5
@ntMnft.
Bon Chicago, ct. 2onis. Ranfas gttb, Dallas,
Sort asortb unb 2saco, tdeIi6 (Sunfet
DepoD ..... 7.30 ntoreen5
GotaI5us bia GmitbbiIIe :. -. 9.05 abenbs
aIamo Speaial bon 9mitbbiue. 3oufton, Sal
bsiton 6.25 moreens
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S. & 6. u. 8abm.
Mbfabrt 1


Rd9 allen NorbsGeyass s8unften
.... 11br uno 500 bornittags.
Ra1 st. 2Outs, Maeutpbis nnb benz Often
F. ..... 1.20 ltbr na9mittaeB.
gfadb Rorosaegas, aanfas gitb unb ct. Bouts
$50 11br a5enbs.
Nade Wsegtto 1920 11br bornitta9s.
Nutnmft.
Bon st. 3ouis unb il EN- Often =. $50 morgens
Bon lotalen Bnnften :. (. =. 1910 morgens
Bon ct. 2ouis uno benz Often :. 725 abenos
@on 2arebo unb MteIito :. 100 na9mittags
ct. Gants & san Srantlaso 8asu.
Mbfabrt
gea9 Sort Smith, GprinefieIo, Gt 2ouis, Rans
fas Gitp, Gbicnso g. & g. 81. 9epot)
$50 abenos
Amtnnft.
Bon ct. anuts, aanfas @ttp. 9aris, Gbicaeo
-. 1910 moraens
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-14
WaG5 Wr0tunBbiQe,

Ser Bug ber sunfet gictoria 9ibiTipn, gb.
fabrt 7.05 moreens. ma9t in gfaceho 8erbtns
bung nit ber Gulf goaft 2ine fir Corpus
@briftt, anfnnft bort 4.55 na9mittasg, Mntunft
in Brownsville 9.25 abenbs
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-01-29
In All Parts of the State.

Miss Reba Pyle has resigned as SUI
perintendent of the Bridgeton Hospi-
tai.
The water company at Marion is
considering plan to extend its sys-
tenn to Evesboro.
Judge John G. Horner, of Burling-
ton County, expects to take up his
residence at Mount Holly.
A mad dog appeared at the home
of Fred Carton, near Elmer, and bit
one of his COWS. Carton killed the
dog and COW.
Adam Handle has received word
of his recommendation for reappoint-
ment as postmaster at Elmer.
Hammonton Water Commissioners
have elected John A. Hoyle, presi.
dent, and j. L. O'Donnell, acting sec.
rotary.
The State Fish and Game Commits
sion has sent a large number of bass
and perch to Bridgeton to stock Sun.
set Lake.
For stealing SIS Reuben Baum, a
fifteen-year-old boy, employed by
Frank Carter, a farmer, of Chester
field, near Bordentown, was sent to
the Reform School at Jamesburg by
Judge Horner.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-01-29
Queer Ereak of the Brain.

In England last year a case occur
red in which a delirious woman re-
covered her mastery of language
which she had been unable to speak
for seventy years. She had been born
in India and the first form of speech
taught her was the native Hindostani
for her nurses. At the age of she
had been removed to Europe, living
In turn in France and Germany be-
fore going to England to complete her
education. Afterward she had re-
tanned her proficiency in French and
German, but all but few words of
Hindostani had passed from her mem
DRY. In her delirium she talked fluent
ly in Hindostani and friends about her
who knew the language were able to
follow her sayings to her nurses as
she recalled her conversations in In
dia of seventy years earlier. Then
the talk changed. She passed into
French and from that to German,
while when she was nearing recovery
her utterances changed to English
When she recovered all recollection Of
Hindostani had again left her.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-01-29

The United States may be said to
be crippled by its present prosperity.
The New York Sun is convinced we
have not laborers enough to do our
work; we have not cars enough to
move our crops and our merchandise,
and there is even a shortage of money
for the proper conduct of business.
1t is true that there are many who
have less than they want and some
who have less than they need That
is inevitable under any circum-
stances. But never before in the his
tory of this country, and perhaps
never in the history OF any other
country, have the comforts, the con-
veniences and even the luxuries of
life been so widely distributed as
they are among the American people
to-day.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-01-29

One of the most valuable aids to
mental growth is a good dictionary.
and every home should have one, is
the opinion of The Commoner. There
are many cheap editions on the mar
ket, and with, careful handling, these
books will last long time. Lam
guage like everything else changes
with the times; new words are coined
and old ones set aside. The mean
ings of many are changed, and like
other books, the dictionary, in few
years becomes "out of date because
of these changes. Thus, cheap edi-
tion. if up to date in point of time.
can be made to serve as long as it
is satisfactory when a new edition
can be substituted. A good binding
should be chosen, in order to admit
of much use. For ordinary purposes
a very efficient edition can be had
str one dollar upward. but for con-
'eqant usage a serviceable binding
a ould be insisted on. When you get
The dictionary. do not fail to consult
it yourself, and encourage your chill
rem to 40 the same,
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-01-29
NEW JERSEY STATE News
Good Roads Report.

State Road Commissioner Elijah G
Hutchinson submitted to Governoi
Stokes his annual report. It Is de
clared that New Jersey is still we'll il
advance of the other States in thu
matter uf highway improvements
The Commissioner says that durin,
1906 twenty counties of the Stat
spent $471,574 for road work, onl!
Warren County being devoid OF i'm
provement of this kind The sum o.
$2,046,S27 has been spent for new
roads in the last ten years, the tota
mileage at this time being 1154.09
The new Automobile law comes il
for praise at the hands of the Com
missioner, who reports that SIS, 700
has been derived for road repairs
from the auto license revenue. The
money is distributed to the different
counties for the making of road re
pairs. Commissioner Hutchinson
thinks that more auto inspectors
should be appointed to the end thai
fast driving and destruction of the
improved roads might be reduced to
minimum.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-01-29

should put on her jacket she had
strapped to her saddle.
"You two light-weights can soon
catcA me up, he said, riding off.
Lena stopped in the middle of the
lane, and proceeded to endeavor, I'M
aided, to loosen the straps around
her jacket; but her gloves were wet,
and the slippery leather refused to
submit. Then Mistley forced his
horse into the ditch and so reached
her side.
II have no gloves on" he said,
quietly, as he leaned over and took
possession of the straps
Thank you," said she, looking
rather anxiously after her retreating
parent.
In a moment VINEYARD had I'M
buckled the straps and shaken out
the short thick jacket. Then he took
her bride in his disengaged hand,
and so left her free. But fortune
was against her; the. collar of the
jacket got turned il, and Mistley had
to take both reins in one hand while
he leaned back and assisted her.
When he had done this, and Lena
had hecured the last button, she held
out her hand for the reins; but he
retained them for a moment longer.
Gam I forgiven?" he asked.
For what?" Lena looked rather
markedly at the sky, as if in gentle
protest against being detained in the
rain.
For having my own way"
"Oh, do not mind acting the
part" she replied, with a short laugh.
1t is in little modernism the
trivialities of everyday life-that
a man shows his knowledge of human
nature. VINEYARD now suddenly
abandoned the subjest, and drew
aside to let Lena pass.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-01-29
LIQUID stone.

Concrete is the new medium of t&e
engineering wonder-worker. First he
builds the gaunt steel skeleton Of a
skyscraper, with wooden mould of
the desired width about the thin steel
Orders. Into this mound he forces
the liquid stone, and waits a few
hours for it to harden. Then the
wooden shields are removed, and
there stands smooth wall, which
grows harder with the passage of
each day and will withstand a greater
pressure than, granite or steel itself.
Or he builds a great bridge, leaping
hundred and fifty feet at single
span, of slender steel rods, forces the
concrete inside the temporary wooden
skin which marks the desired shape,
and has, next morning, structure
of strength and beauty, which will
defy all the power of winds and
waves alike. Or, where twenty years
ago tall chimney would have been
laboriously built up, brick by brick.
and a dozen feet in thickness at the
base. he spins his steel-spired web,
pours his liquid stone into thin
she'll of less than dozen inches. and
beholds slender structure towering
hundreds of feet into the air and
strong enough to stand anything
short of cyclone.-D. NJ Harper. in
Technical World.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-01-29
M. BRAND, the French Minister of

M. BRAND, the French Minister of
Public Worship, denies the statement
credited to him that France chad
hunted Jesus Christ out of the army.
the navy. the schools. the hospitals
and the law courts" But as instanc-
ing the extent of the wave of irrelig.
ion in France, the New York World
notes that the Minister of Finance
has directed the mint authorities to
drop from coins the motto, God Pro-
tect France" In place of the time
honored device the coinage will
henceforth bear the old revolutionary
watchword, Liberty, Equality and
Fraternity" This is the most radi-
cal anti-Christian innovation made
by a European State since the revo-
lutionists banished year of Our
Lord" (Anho Domini} from the cal
epdar for year of the Republic"
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-01-29

the case of children the fender will
pick them up and set them to one side
without harming them in the least.
The brushes of this fender are of a
special design and invented by Mr..
Kicker and are called "the cylinder
brush; they are light but very strong
and are made in sections like barrel,
and the bristles are made of bass
fiber; each stave is attached to plates.
The fender rolls ON the track by
small wheels so constructed that they
cause each brush to revolye in oppo-
site directions, each having an out
ward motion, making it impossible for
any object, no matter how large or
small, to get under the wheels and
can, at the touch of spring by the
motorman, be in operation in a mo-
ment-Fort Worth Telegram.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-01-29
Young Women Enter Life Service.

The following young women were
received into the Order of the Sisters
of Mercy at ST. Joseph's Convent at
Bordentown: Miss Emma Walker, OF
Camden to be known in religion as
Sister Mary Angela; Miss Catharine
McSorley, Bordentown, Sister Mary
Aloyosia; Miss Elizabeth G. Kelly,
Camden. Sister Mary Rosario;
Miss Elizabeth Glare, Camden
Sister Mary Glare; Miss Alice
M. Sullivan, Camden. Sister Mary
Teresita; Miss Anna L. Dwyer,
Phillipsburg. Sister Mary Aquinas;
Miss Margaret O'Connor, New York,
Sister Mary Jerome Miss Mary Karr.
Trenton, Sister Mary Edmund. Those
who offlciated were Mgr. Fox, Vicar
General of the Diocese, assisted by
Rev, d. J. Duggan. Present were
Mgr. Connolly. Phillipsburg; Very
Right Rev Dean Mulligan, of Cam
den; Rev Fathers Griffin, of Tren-
ton; Sullivan, of Camden, and Tuck
Ell, of Philadelphia.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-01-29

What is this? The London Times
is quoted as declaring that had the
people known when the railroads
were first invented that they were to
be the real highways of the country,
they would not have been entrusted
to individuals. And this from a con-
sentative paper in conservative Eng
land! muses. The Commoner 1t is
shocking what radical utterances now
come from these respectable sources.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-01-29
To Keep Raritan Roads Good.

The Raritan Township Committee,
at Pennington, has just appointed the
following road superintendent for
the twenty-siX respective districts:
Edward Smith, George Fink, Thomas
Hampton, John Hart. William Boyd,
Robert Thatcher, William Y. Holt,
Lemuel Buchanan, Charles M. Sipler,
William Huff. William Wenzel. Will
lam Probasco, L ". Studdiford,
Bishop Holcombe, Charles Harvard,
Judah Ewing, Ross Jones, John V.
Higgins, William Mcpherson, John
Hartrum, William l.. Eick, P. C.
Schenck,'J. G, Barton, George Risin-
ger, Daniel Marsh and John Etzel.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-01-29

"A charter has been secured to
build ten-mile railway tunnel I'M
der Belle Isle Straits to connect New
foundland with Canada, states cor
respondent Of the London Times. 1t
is said that the franchise allows
twenty years for construction, and
the Newfoundland Government con-
tributes SIS, 900 annually.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-01-29
offers $1,000 Toward New Trollev

County CLERK Frank b. Ridgway,
, who resides at Mullica Hill, has come
forward with an offer to take $1,000
worth of stock in the proposed new
trolley road to Pitman. 81 am salts
fed he said, that several thousand
dollars can be raised in short time
for the project, as the people are anx-
ious to have some way of getting to
Philadelphia without going in the
present roundabout way" The troll
ley project is the talk of the town,
and if there is anything in talk the
road is assured.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-01-29

y If real estate, domestic animals,
other live stock, implements, and
machinery are included, the farmers
capital has increased since the census
valuation by probably eight billions
of dollars, the present valuation be-
ing probably twenty-eight billions.
Farmers are using their new capital
to abolish the waste places of the
land and along lines of improved pro-
duction.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-01-29
AHnea Cannon RaII.

The biggest cannon ball ever made
weighed 1900 pounds and was manu-
featured at the Krupp Works. Essen.
for the Government of the Gear The
gun from which this projectile was
fred is also the largest in the world.
and is placed in the Notifications at
Cronstadt. This gun has a range Of
twelve miles. and it has been estimated
that each shot costs $780,
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-01-29
Woman Works in Mems Clothes.

ITS as much womans place to
work as it is a mans, and if the
weaker sex would pitch right in and
do what they know, why, there would
be fewer separations This was the
statement of Mrs. Aletta Mccullough,
the woman who startled New Bruins
wick recently by donning mans at
tire and ascending to the roof of her
home, where she made herself fast
with a rope to a rafter which had
been exposed by fire, and then be-
gan making repairs to the roof.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-01-29

Back of all disquieting statistics
Is the fact that the American people
live better than they ever did before,
notes the New York World. The ad-
vance has been constant for years.
Better clothes are worn clothes
have not become proportionately so
dear as food-and the standard of
household comfort is greater.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-01-29
His Eradication Verified.

AS John q. Smith, of Island Pond.
Vt, who was playing ball the other
day, prepared to pitch the ball for
the last throw. he remarked, gracious.
shall not be able to lift my arm for
month" His words were strangely
prophetic, for in attempting to pitch a
curved ball he twistel his arm in such
manner as to break it between the
elbow and shoulder.