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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05

Sclbit morbs uno l(nfnfl.
Z fottltif. - Iud) Der IN Wurs
ld)all 6ornon'S 9itrcdlt ouigcItcliten
StatiItif crcigncten iid) I'M Wonat
Nopcmbcr 100 nidlt tootlid)e llni1le.
II toOtIidc llniGQe, s Selbltmoroucr.
indie, s Sel6Itmor0e mo l6 pfoBlid)c
Go0esfGlc. llnter ben nid,t tootlid)en
llnIdllcn bcianocn lid) rs &uuocbilic.
4 orrd) SclidltgaS llbermomt, 5 5u'
inliQ geidoiicn 7 Oerbrumni. 4 ollrdy
N%llton1obilc, GO 0urd, StrnBcnba6n.
WaaaonS, ) oltrd) Giicnbobnen n1b
) oltrd) SlIbrlucrfe i%ibcriubrcn. Die
t%0otlid)cn llniGlle iporcn: 3 Der
bronnt, 1 %crtrunten, . Ourd) Sobr.
itiible get0otet, 8 oie Sreppe bcrlmter
acfallen, I bonn 8criiIt geiollen. I
blrf) @oa %ilbcrmonlt, = burd) Gift
g%ctootet, 1 oliS bcm 6enltcr 0eiollcn,
2 bird) Strobe,bobncn mo 5 ourd)
@iierbo6ncn Nct0otet.
Seine Spur BON oen
StraBcnrGubcrn meld)c an
9cblid bcn 6il6bdnblcr S5ome8 e.
Sroon bon Nr. 919, GbcitcrsS iroBc,
al Der 2onep'2atc iibcriielen rnto
beraubten. tonllte bis iebt bon Der
Eoltjei 9eilltben peroen. 2etterr
ldeint nift 10 red)t al, Den llebcrioll
9loitbelt 5u mollcn.
GicSoli5eibcb litb &c.
tern Mar'd)oll Sornal, mo Gapt.
Humphrey Dor iidl, I'M oliSjltiiilocn
lunrltm 6ieiclbcn IN Dem nSd,porjc
Sallo"Frojcb in GittHbllrg fcille
Ill51ngelt gcltod)t bdttelt. sic BE,
ointclt lagtcIL oab iie feline %orlooln.
gen erbnltclt bitten, obipobl 6a3 Iic.
ii0c Tepnrtcmcnt ben FittS6nrgs9c'
borocll 6n3 NclpeiSllloicrial al sic
Sano geOcbcn bate. Sic &cbGr6e
beid,lob, oaB Sergeont George 2llrS
bon Der &crfcbra Nbtbeilunq filnitiN
bcritten icir iol. Sergeant 2lr5 hot
6ereita I'M nor6lid,cn 0iitrift lett benz
Sonnncr ilciBig Hcititlu16eu gclolit.
lllcl, ullb lit lll,t ell perfctter Mcitcr.
M1Grtn0 Scr @eibnodtpjcit iueroclt
an oen Gden oeS GctdiIgcidGitS.0 i'
i~tritte8 rcitenoc Foli5iltcn nit oelt
Eolisiiten Scr %erfebr0 IbtDeillng
Die Gronmg nliiredjt crboltcl,. Ro'
li5iIt Sollle5 u. 0rabnin Doin Iiibli'
dleii 9iitrift DoQeuoetc geitcrn oaS
80. rnl6 Golijiit 9lerdlloer Carr BON
! Sailptqltnrticr 0o2 81. SienItialr.
Ser % il Baltimore
| @cri Of ncruraS 8ereiit"
nominirtc III iciner 9eitrigcn Ser.
iummlling IN Scr Gnlomlels. 81 apcQt
an 9oiimon., noBe Gocnitrabc. Srn
Solpor6 ". Nooua ols Nad)fol0er
oe5 bisberigcn N~r1iibcnten ". %
Gorfer. Der fiir5lidI ieine Helignatior
cirreidte. CIR @erein iaBte einelr
9eidluB. IN Incident Gas 2e9cit bon
EStrnBen6o6nQeleilen III Der 2ight-.
| Sipiidet Baltimore uub 9ceitrnBe
be~iiirlportet miro. 9eod SdlllB Scr
8eId)ditSiiBllnq belt Gtaatsumualt
gilbert e. !. SpenS eilen intereIinr.
ten @ortroa iiber misunderstanding
in Srinliiolfdllelt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05
Surge StaStGcniGtclicn.


------
Sri. Mnr1arcthc aouiN, God)tcr
0cS Observation-Disclosures WcorG SO.
uiN. oic id)ouIpiclcriid, bcgobt ulo
micoCrbolt oui Der &oltimorcr &ilb-
he onIQctrctcu 1T, bat NnlSiidlt DIT
glieo Der Ncin MorriS.S tod Comp,
5t iperOcn. ole inr&lbmtab'S Sbeotcr
lpiclt. SRI. &Gniq lit 10 Sabre olt.
To5 Soo0.W enloriol sGonitc er'
mortet ooa W(obell fir Die Stotlle oe5
pcritorbcnen Generals Sobn M.Sooo,
sic ollf orm fleiilen Ercied an Der
Ode bon SopfinSS' Yloce mo 0altt'
moro Str, 4uiitctlunI %erldlten iolI,
Dor Nnion1 ocs i,cllclt Sabrea. Der
Nclu- 2)orfcr 8iloboller Rid. &root3
orbeitct in Hori3 ol Der Stutite.
sSaJ -A=----f ntt
StootS @cnunobcitSs SefretGr Ir.
Moribaa :. 9rice iiebt GeIobr ourt
Die EeIt I'M Nll5i,0c mo giebt Den
Wcluohncrn bcS Stndte3 Wornlano
oelt Rnth, Del, Motten, iucld,c oic
Seild)c. mcnll eiriltoI eiilgcIdleppt.
perbrcitcn, oen Ncrnid)tlmastrieG 5u
erfldrcr.
NIS 0ctrieb5lciter Scr Gollloli0ir.
ten, S%nirnlolunt mo Son1erlct Sob
lcn-Gomp. IN Bottom lit SEER Sobn
Mobcrt 9lidingDonu bon Baltimore
ernallnt moroen. ST.. Buckingham lit
80 Sabre alt ulto frat i'm Sabre 1904
in oen Gieuit Der aoblen.Gompo9.
nie'n ais SiilfSs Sefretdr oes 8icc'
VrIIibeilter 8beeliprigGt.
Eic SabrcS Mcultion 6cS Glrtmni'
@ercinS oes yWarDlonb. Snititltts"
iuuroe Qeitern III SEM itellct Sebditoc
bcS SnititlttS ali Wt. Hopol. apenic
ab0ebalten. @err Eol,h, 3cid)enlebs
rer oc5 ,SnititntS, hielt eillen Sor,
trug. Gin Gau5trdn3fen biloete Sen
gbidlub 0c@ IbenhS.
Die @ceroiGrnG oes @atcrS Srolt-
els G'Conou0be. Scr i'm st. NAlleS'
Soipital" itnrb. iiuoet bellte Oo.t Der
| Stride Der unbeflcdten Gmp'0ll9tlr
aus it0tt. Ser &eihnom miro mad
H%bilooelpbio gebrnft, 100 er oltl Dem
Iricohoie ser MillionS- 8crnciitoe i'll
8crntailtolun bei9elett miro. &nter
S'Ionongbc iunr Iriibcr Seeliorger
Scr obcrcrludhntcn Iird)c mo lpdter
Mcftor Der 81 SoicphS4 Stride III Cn1,
mit3brr0. Gr mar SO Sobrc alt.
Iie @ilaitcrltn1 Der eight troBc.
5piid)cn &tott, itilo 9ee-StrnBe
miro lit ser tddJIten @pf)c poIlenoet
iperoell, ipenlr ha6 @etter Gnt bleibt
| IS ole GiIoIterungsarbeitcn begon'
ilelt iultrOent SInllbte Der Staotingc.
llieur, oob lie Dor bem ,Silni ndd,itel,
2;oIres nidlt fertiegeitellt mcroell
fGnlteit, Die MISUNDERSTANDING
inn lit Sen letten brei Monateu ie.
bod a,tberGcmobnlld) gilnitige aeroe
iclt.
Gs iito Np&iidlten porbonoeiL oo}
sic Hed,tsanpdltc Der Stabt cine
yVerionlidlc Grci1eit.2ign" griilioer
mcroeil, ociien porlditiiger 3tued Ieil,
iou, Die @Cpormruiolmig burd) biz
Counties los at iperoen, cine nlebr
eleidmdbigc @crtrctuna III oel
Staoto @cieBgcbn,g 5t crlanger
SEER Z. ". Ihon lit Der Inreoer
Der Sbec.
Ser Sarrp gstiit, oas Sar,pt bel
asfin Sitqer.Go.," befinoet lid, il
Baltimore. I'M NIT 9errn CHARLES 6
Iorb eilen Gontrnft ab5ui6liebel'
fir bos sfuitreten Der Gon1paanie IL
Serbs S~pernhdlIs. Gie Gnmpag,,it
fiibrt a%uitipiele nit @einlis aiii lll,f
IdlieBt Gcntrafte mir 5beater i'll per
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05

upet SSnllc Nnp II. a. K. OltT!tB,
Der iltjipiiden nod) Son SranciSco
iiberQciieoelt mar, III Intlngciuitan0.
@or ctlihcn Sobrcn luuroe Or, Sic.
ring iucget ciucS dbnlid)cn &ergc-
berlS 5i elmer Stroic pon $1,000 Der.
llribeilt. Die or bc5abltc.
@et \ d) tSgnben iii sic
Irmen. - Gr. s. ". Mio9ruber.
8cneroliefretGr ser Decoration Scr
@obltb0tigtcita @cielidoitcn" bat
cincn Anirli iiir $50 Srciiuillige cr'
loilenL meld)c Den bc5oblten uno riis
~6e5oblten Irbcitcrn Scr @eiellld)oIt
Giilireife Sono bietcn lollen. iiir ar,
ne mo notbleioenoc tSomilien 5t Tor
gen. 1ie @citllid)olt miro III oieienl
Sabre notblcioenbeu Samilicn @nbcrl
in ocrcn @obnungcn ieloen mo Don
elmer 0iientlid)en Speiilu1 ser Nr-
men nbiehcn.
Gur6 SuiidJIog perlebt,
Somucl Ncrtopit Is Sabre ait,
bon 9tr. SO, SiiGsSi0bltroBc. rift &c.
Iterl, 9tndrmittoq III Der ct. Faul.
nnhc TopcttcItroBe, olli ieinCm 6nbr.
rao mo pliroe bon 1incm @agcr oer
n&igb @rooc Qoro Co." Nr. 6, Stiu.
ionItrubc. BON iciner Moid)inc gcluor.
icu mo 0orlt bon cil,cnt oer EIcroe
ourd, eit,en Sitiid,lag an SCOPE Der.
lett. gr ior6 I'M nStobt. Soipitol"
4uluaGnlc.
Temperatures Q pci G.
+ ans. 49, Gie 3lpiItigfeitcr III, 600.
pcrdtiuen SpeiicbnnS All Der SIt.Say'
9tteitrobe tratcn Bcitern III cine neiie
G6oic.. iitocul Die beioet aoilirerin.
nelt Die 10 eiIri9 fir &ru. artblir
MobcrtS iiir Gle beute itottfinbenoc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Stimnlety
inmmelterL cntlulleu norbert iirb. =
Sic &criontmtling periprid)t dllbcrIt
illtcrenallt 81 mcroen. On Die iun9cn
Golnen nielc Sreunoe utter bci If,
tiondrcn bobcn. 8efomrtlid) mint,
id}cn Die nnoerem Gireftorcr, Srn.
Mo6crtS aus bent 9irettorium it per
6%r0ngen.
WcN omaro fault - q II
~ irtbid a t.. -- Gotrid Mc9tomo'
ro, Der ieit Sobrcl iii Or. 227. Noro'
GnlpertitroBe, cine @nItmirtbidnIt
bctreibt, hot ooS 8c6Gu6e iiir $6275
bon u. MorriS Won6 mo SboinoS
Hi,ooell ais IruIteeS 8cfol,It. GoS
@ebGiioe Fat - 6llb 6ront.
Cine meme @nruge. Hui
Den, 80 bel 100 SUI groben 9ai,pIat;
on NortG. 9penlc, 6lpiidlen ct. Yniil.
! mo G9orlcaitrobc, mill Die y3el Mc.
tor.Gor.Go." cine grobe 8orage CT.
ridteli. Sir Den 9ouplos bat lie
$4,000 beSoGlt.
Gin unoerbofiter Suro.-
BAD bent Sooe Der Srau G~liiobetb
3ouenport Sobnion, Nr. 1874, Sug.
hes .gpenitc. piiroen $500 in @ol0,
iuelfe oic alte SrmL oie ant Iienitdg
itarb nio 9eitern Nadymittn9 bcerbigt
ipnroe, biuter cilicm al Der @al6 oeS
Stcrbe5lmmers ~bGl,aenOen groBelt
0iloc bon Der @Grterin Der 6rall ge.
iulloen. 9aS @elo idGt ibrem Sohne
Goruaro Sobnion pon Nr. 1902, Nil.
llaniltraBe, 5i. Der Sobn botte Die
Wutter fir orn, geholtelt.
Gas 80. StiitungSeit beS
YSaltinlorer 9(tbletbiifDen Clubs"
lpurhe geItern Nbeno I'M Gllibbouie
ourd, ein ganfatt geieiert, oil bent
iibet tt2 8Giie Sbeil ndbinen. GrG.
iioent Or. .. Mtorria Sopfinion iiihr.
tie ben 9oriie. Nad) nuieeEobeler
Iaiel ioraien Die $50. 6reb. s. Colt.
Iieb GSloie). SSomaro 8obulion (le'
nor) nnb Tr. Sopfinion (9ariion)
: iiir bic llnier uitina Der arpclcnbeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05

YGRe our &eiie ms ansfanb &c.
iorst 6. Gains, Rr. Ala, Dh.8aIti.
moreitrahe, nabe Gnitona HonIe Abe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05

Stoot$ @cnurbbcitas SefretGr III.
Moribaa :. 9rice iiebt GeIobr ourt
Die TeIt I'M 9ll5il0c mo giebt Den
@c%lpobncrn bes Stooie5 WorpIono
oel1 Bath, Del, Motten, iueld,c oic
Seild)e. mcnr einiltol eiilgeldleppt.
perbrcitcn, oeu @crnid)tlm9sfrieG 5u
erfldrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05

To5 Sooo.O ienloriol.Gonit er'
iuortet ooa W(o0eIl fir Die Stotlle oe1
p%crItorbcnen Generals SSo6n Wt.Sooo,
Oic allf octn f~lei,ren grcied an Der
Ode bon SopfinS' 8loce mo @olti'
more Str, I,tiitcilutB ~erldlteu iolI,
Dor Nnior1 ocs ncllcn Sabre9. Ger
Nciu.9orter 9ilobouer Hid. @roof3
urbeitct in 4ori5 ol Der Statile.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05

*"@ Sic 8eneralperiaminlult1 OeS
,@arplono 9Gfer.0 ereins" iiuoet
morgen 9(beno in Garid)'s Solle. Nr.
4tS, @eit.9 eriltgtonitrabe, Iintt. Nenc
Beanie mcrocn criu1blt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05

Sri. Mor1arcthc &ouiA God)ter
oc8 Observation-Disclosures WcorG So
uiN, bic idDo,,Ipiclcriid, bcgobt mo
micocrbolt ori Der Goltimorcr @itDs
he NllIqctrctct 1T, bat AllSiid)t, Dit
Glieo Der Ncia WtorriS. Stod Comp.
5t iuer0cr. ole nfNlbmtgh'S Sheotcr
Ipiclt. Sri. &0niq lit 10 Sobre olt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05

~" Ser vllnfel 9rdiig.Sereen"
hGlt Ieute Nbe,io ieine moratllf)e
@eriommliurg III Ger oStng,Sdle"
al.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05

MS @ctrieb5lciter Scr Goniolioir.
ten, 8nirnloimt mo Son1erict Sob
len-Gomp. IN Bottom lit SEER Sobn
Mobcrt Buckingham Don Baltimore
crllollnt moroer. ST.. Buckingham lit
80 Sabre alt ulto frat i'm Sabre 1904
in Den Gieuit Der aoblen.Gompog.
nie'n ais &iiIiSsS efretdr oes 8icc'
Y%rGIiSeilten @bepliprigbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05

Ser Sarru Nsfilt, bas Saupt Der
asfin Sii1qer.Go," befinoet lid, lit
Baltimore. I'm nit 9errll CHARLES 6.
5oro eil,et Gontrnft acknowledgment
fir bos 9fuitreten Der Gompaanie III
Serbs Gpernbdlis. lie Gnnlpagitie
fiibrt Sl,ltiptele NIT @einllg aliI lli,o
idlieBt G%ontr1tte fiir Sbeater i'll per.
ihicoetcn orobcn Stdoten ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05

Eic SabrcS Mcuition OeS Glnmni'
@ercinS oe3 .Oinrplonb. SnititlttS"
iuuroe oeitcrlt in bcn1 ltellcIl 8ebdltoc
beS SnititttS ali Wt. Hopol.e penle
obgebalten. 0err Fonh, 3cld)erlebs
rcr oe5 ,Snititlta, hielt cileir Sors
trua. Gin Gnujtrdn3den biloete SEN
Abid1lub 0c& Ihen6S.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-07-30
SIX new CLAIMS PRESENTED
The NOrthncId Graded school Wants
Court OF Claims to Relieve II of
Penalty Of It's Error.


Ni''i'pe''i' July inc court or
, "i'''S ic'' an a"Jou'"eo session TO-DAY
-, " VV'N' az '''e STAT i1ouse VIII" an
'"o Ju'i5eS present 0'N ne" 'la'n's were
p'e'e"'eo "S i"''o"N' me CITY OIL 81 Al
""" ~ Wv '''''''o' 'e' H-''N' i"r eA-
r"''' rom C"naua 10 'ne
So ''o''''"' 'o' ''e i''Sa"e AT water
M
'''.'"' k'a"e" School presented
'''' W. '''',,' ''' '""'e OF ''e stare
800 "'"', Twins I" 'ie''ca'
"'' '''' paul " '''"' Town 'h's
,r
man, ".'pu'E sne'lii OF
's s,'' III ii o''i I'' |io.'' LOT eH-
"'''' No"' '"''e LOT ana arreS''ng
'@ "'''' "'o wa" """'e" on
"''o.''
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-07-30
STATE TAX COMMISSION

We therefore recommend that State
tax commission be created, consisting OF
three persons. who shall devote such
part of their time to the work as may be
found necessary. the commissioner Of
State taxes to be chairman of this COM
mission.
This commission should have. among
others. the following powers:
TO exercise full control of all adj
min!strative matters relating TO taxa
ton for State purposes. with fui. su-
pervisory powers over all local assess
ments and authority to correct and equal
lie the same when found necessary.
To supervise the listers and their work.
To appraise the stock and bonds Of
domestic corporations and to compel such
corporations to mako full return to It Of
all facts necessary for such appraisal and
also such other facts as will enable the
commission to perform my other duties
in respect 10 corporations that may be
vested In It by tho legislature.
To formulate blank inventories for
each year To be used by tho individual
taxpayers. which duty is now performed
by the secretary of the State
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-07-30
STOCK ESCAPES TAXATION

evaded by both the listers and the tax.
payers.
STOCK ESCAPES TAXATION.
After showing that tho Law requiring
the filing with the town clork the share
holders of private corporations Is not
observed the commission says:
We believe this evil, as well as those
arising from the careless and Imperfect
listing and unequal and unjust appraisals
of property hcrcnhrforc set forth. can be
remedied by the establishment of a per-
manent state tax law commission, with
powers similar to those Of commissions
In other states. We now have the office
of CO. missioner of State taxes, the in
cumhent of which is principally charged
with the duty of collecting taxes from
corporations. Experience has demonstra-
ted that faithful work in this depart
ment, coupled with the changes in thu
law upon the subject which have bean
made from tine to time, has resulted
in material increase in the safes rev.
enue in late years,
We confident that the duties re-
Quired of the proposed state tax com.
mission. and those now imposed upon
/ the commissioner OF state taxes, can al
be performed by the same department Ct
government
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-07-30
ADMINISTRATIVE EVILS
PROPERTY NOT HON ESTLY
APPRAISED

APPRAISED.
One serious evil In the administration
OF our present system Of taxation is In
the listing and appraisal Of property
The statute requires the listers to Set
all real estate ana PERSONAL property,
not by law exempt from taxation. in the
list at its true value in money. and the
following oath is required OF the listers;
II. =. .... g. p. do soemnly swear that
I will appraise all tho personal and real
property subject to taxation In the town
of................so far as required by law
at its true value in money. 80
But our Investigation disclosed the fact
that In very few. If any. towns In this
State Is the real estate or personal
property set In the list at its true value
in money In some towns the real estate
Is appraised at less than half its value.
This works a great injustice between dif-
fercnt towns both very much more In
proportion to the value of its property
than another.
The evil. however, is not confined to Diff
ferences between towns or between coun-
ties: individuals in the same towns are
not assessed on the same basis.
Where listers are allowed to depart
their duty In the appraisal OF property
for taxation, the result Is favoritism or
inequality. In one instance (and there are
many similar cases) we found that con-
servatlVe savings bank mad Just made
loan OF $4,000 upon security of mortgage
on certain real estate which was set In
the list at 5000, This was In town
where the average appraisal of real es-
tate was seventy-five per cent or It's
Just value, so that assuming the savings
hank loan was made on the usual basis
or two-thirds valuation. other real es-
tate IN IN" town was appraised al rate
Mt least twice that OF this particular
parcel. and the owner therefore escaped
his just burden of taxes by paying In
effect one-half the rate paid on other like
property,
ABOUT 70 PER CENT OF VALUE,
There can be no true system OF as
sessment or appraisal that is not pased
on cash value 1t is the natural basis FOR
valuing anything and is more easily and
accurately arrived at than any other
But whatever the basis OF valuation 1t
must he fixed absolutely II listers are
allowed to depart from a hxed standard,
a'h then becomes law unto himself.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-07-30

whose lives and deeds are a guaran-
'cc of the genuineness Of their otti-
tude a pledge Of the sincerity of our
profession.
Then let us go forth to an honor
able effort for righteous cause to
battle and to victory"
Mr.. Hearst delivered his address with
intense earnestness. driving homo his
points ! nan emphatic manner that car
ried the conventio with him from the
start to the close of his address. At
the conclusion OF his address he was
,heered for several minutes.
PRECBNTED A UNION GAvEL.
Following Mr., Hcarsts speech Mr.
James II. O'Neil Of Rhode Island,
presented to the temporary chairman a
Union LABEL gavel. Another gavel was
presented by J. d. Bush Of New York
While the latter was speaking a delegate
In the rear called Has that savel got
the label on it."
Mr.. Hearst then made a brief speech
Of acceptance.
Reuben r. Lyon Of New York was
called to the chair and directed the
secretary to read the membership lists
or the various convention committees.
1t was announced that all the commit
tees would meet Immediately after the
adjournment OF the convention. There
arc no contests for seats and the bust
ness before all the committees with the
exception of that on resolutions was en-
pccted to be largely of Il perfunctory
character.
After an address by 6. A. Winde Of
Chicago. the convention adjourned until
two o'clock tomorrow.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-07-30

No RAV6 kiot III kHuS OF sAIV6S 6nu
remedies, but without SUCCESS. The
scratch day and night. Then I read
Of what Cuticurn had done for other
children. We used Cuticura Soap and
Cuticura Ointment. bandaGing her 80
that the eczema would not spread over
her whole body. After using the Cuti-
curo Remedies for . month she started
10 improve. I have used Cuticura
Soap for her since she was born, and
her. I am glad she is cured, and I
always recommend tho Cuticura ReInc-
dies. Mrs. Lille Bittner. 500 Ontario
st., South Bethlehem, Pa. March Is and
April Is, 1905"
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FEARFUL PSORIASIS
Lasted Four Years. Irritation wa
Terrible. Cured by Cuticura.

Lasted FOur fodrSs lrrlI0tlOn was
Terrible. Cured by Cuticura.
My disease was psoriasis It was q
particularly bad case, affecting me from
my head TO my feet, and the irritation
'ras terrible. / suffered for four years
n and on. had seen five doctors and
.ried s,mdry remedies. but mono gave
no any case until tried Cuticura Soap
md Ointment. My case being very
aaho ' rood impresson but alter ase1 pe W
covering day otter day for month.
oeened to make fair progress. l b.
gan to use the Cuticura Remedies about
July, 1908, and my cure was complete
about October Of the Same year. Alfred
J.. England, March "a. 1909
(Mtlc1irn Soap (16c). Ointment (COc) Reeolvru,
Soc) and chocolate Coated Pills t26o.) are sold
Hioishous the vond Potter DRUG Chem. Corp
S.e Props ~ Columbus Ave. Boston.
9AAaAn IN Cuucura Book On 6km DlasAseA
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OTHER RECON- MENDATI0NS

The commission recommends that the
term of lister be made three years.
one llew member to be elected annually
and the election be by ballet
That land ana the buildings on it be
appraised separately.
That the inventory Of each Individual
taxpayer should be placed on file and be
open to public inspection before the grand
list is completed.
That each taXuayer be compelled to I'LL
out his own inventory, tie inventory he
made plain and simple possible and
the listers be given authority to compel
a person, if a majority deem II, to come
before the board and give evidence under
oath relative to his own inventory and
property or that of another person.
That all taxes be made payable to the
treasurer OF the municipality in the first
instance and the imposition Of a penalty
for delay in paying taxes. the penalty to
increase as the length of delay is in
creased.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-07-30
NEWPORT MAN KILLED.
=. A. Adams Met Death Tuesday In
North Carolina Pulp MIL.

Canton. y. c.. July 2S.-ClOsing the
wrong valve cost T. a. Adams of New
port. Vermont. his life this morn
ing Adams was twenty seven
years old and had been employed some
time in the engine department at the
great pulp mills Of. the Champion
Fibre company here. The body was
cmbalmed and shipped to Vermont to-
night. Adams was engaged to a
young lady here and his tragic death
has Frustrated her.
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Shows fragrant Evils in the En-
forcement of the Pres
ent Law.
MANY RECOMMENDATIONS
would Repeal LAW Allowing Onsets
DIR Debts Owine--Uniform Rate
Of Five Mills for Intangible
nting Opin-
iOns-NIinOrity Report.

The report OF the commission to inves-
tigate taxation in Vermont con-
ststs of l15 pages. First is printed re-
port signed by all the members. dis
senting report by Mr. Senter, one by Mr.
Slack, minority report Try Messrs.
Pierce and Olmsted The members of
the commission are: Orion NJ. Barber of
Remington. John II Senter of Montpcl
Ter, George w. Pierce OF Brattleboro
Leighton p. Slack of St. Johnsbury. Err
nest Hitchcock of Pittsford, A. Allyn
Olmsted of South Newbury.
Excerpts from the report follow. In
the Introduction the commissioners say:
"l'ndcubtcdlv there Is in the state a
widespread belief that there is something
radically wrong with our present system
of taxation. The adoption Of this reso-
luton is indeed a strong indication that
such feeling exists. But before passing
to the consideration of what may be
termed the evils of our present system,
II may we'll to suggest that the tncQual-
ties which apparently exist therein N
common with evils found to exist in all
other systems that have ever been tried,
are due largely to the fact that many
taxpayers do not even attempt to be
honest IN the performance OF the du-
ties which the law imposes upon them
with reference to taxation.
! 1T is the duty of every taxpayer II
| contribute his share to the expenses OF
| maintaining the government, measured
Of course. by his ability to make such
| contribution. society in this respect is in
sense one large family and each
member should paV his just proportion
OF the cost of maintaining 1t. IT Is not
uncommon. however. that. Instead OF
| faithfully discharging such duty. the tax
payer seems rather to be seeking Tor
some loophole by which 70 escape its per
| formance. He Is anxious to satisfy the
government with the least tax possible,
and is not unwilling to educate his con
science to q high degree of elasticity. II
necessary, to enable him to attain that
| end He seldor, considers that the more
expensive the collection of the revenue
necessary to support government, the
greater must he his contribution to the
government itself. and fails to realize
that II nil honestly aided In the ascer-
| tainment Of their taxpaying ability. the
rate Of taxation would thereby be mate
rally diminished"
PRESENT SYSTEM Of TANArlHN
| Our system of taxation, tr,ad'y lat
| ed Is this:
The listers Of each town appraise pro
| perry at It's value and set the same in
the grand list at one per cont. of the
appraisal. Polls are set in the grand list
at two dollars. The grand list Is compos
ed of these two items. State ard NUM-