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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-28
gins Sen Gcrcincn.

NnS Den &crcinen.
Ser .6robiinn" lift fleiBig Sanger
felt Gb0rc. - 81 Mitglieoer ia.
ben iid) sur Sbeilnobnte am Gan.
Gcrfcit gemeloct. - Gas Gr0bee.
reuicit 0c9 nEuntcn-grdligt&er
eel@" mari gltten lle6eriduB ob.
Inter Setting BON Grof. Sobu 9t.
&lein fono geitern ole SingItuuoc
Der o6robiinulcr" IN Der o6robiiHu.
Solc" oil Der Gdc BON 6reoerid.
9lucnlc uno GoDiouItroBc itutt. IS
murocu SGngerieit G63rc mic Sic
&rcu5fobrcr" ir10 Gus Sdumie6e.
lieO" o~lrdgeiibt. Sn ser 8eidGit5s
iibltng, in meldcr YrGiioent $. 6.
Nicnefelo Sen &oriiB iijbrte, muroe
beridtct, Dab lid) bi9ber q Wtitglie.
Der sur Gbeilnobme AM SGngerfeite
genleloet bGtten. Die Ginlu0ung oe$
.W}o5ort 9 MGnuerforS" un0 0e$
oSormGrtS" mllrbcn ongenonmet.
yIrbciter 2icoertael."
Inter Dem GoriiB bon Gruli0ent s.
Simon fon0 Die m0hcntlide Ser
iomntlung Der o9lrbeiter p 2ieOcrtos
fel" gcitcrn IN &ol5' Soae am Ger
ington q Wtortt Itot. IS muroe be
Id)lolicrL IN Corpora an DEM 6riib-
ling3ieit ocS glQQcn1. Gelltid)en @ot.
~icnbntic9 Gbcil SIT uebmcu.
nGonten @rGiiq Screen"
Die monotlihc &crionmluna oeS
oGanten 9rdiig . Sercen9" iono &c
itcrn IN SHleune9' Noue an Der
&onopcritruBe Itott. ErGiioentiu
6rou Sophie 6entcr iiibrtc oen &or-
iiB, m0brenO 6rou 2ouiie SdulB oils
Sefretdriu iuugirte. Scttere berid).
tete eIncn gltten lleberi6llB oc5 ON
0icnitog, Sen Is. Wioi, ltottgeimoe.
lten GrobccrenfclteS. Die nddIten&er-
iommlu1gcu, ipel6ei IN Die CONNER
Soiion fallen, iueroen iuie itbli6 III
@rieb'S Norr obge6olten iueroen.
r9operi der " Gnuer.
dor"
Die Singitunoe 0e5 oSoperiiden
MGnnerd)orS" iiel geitcrn glbeuO
aus, bo9cgen fonb I'M &ereinSlofolc,
&rn. Sobn ". Nfermonn'S Soue an
Caroline mo @ou9bitrobe, cine fir,
SC 0eldGitSiibun9 ltott, IN melher
&orbereitungen fiir OuS Gnoc SUM
Itottfin0enoe StiitunqSielt oeS Ser.
Gins 9etroiien luurOer. 9tod Der Ser
lommllng itntteten Oie Singer Dem
Teitouront ibre9 MiitglieoeS glOolpb
Berger al @orfs, nnbc @onoltroBe,
cinen Gcllld o6. Sic Ocrlcbten BORT
bel cincm 9lltcn SmbiB, c6lcm 9toB
unlo irobcu 2icoern mebrcrc pergniig.
te StruOen.
~ | u L u | u u d.
Srvfctnem &erciuslofolc, Srn. Mug.
@obelS Soue, an Der 3. NM Cough
Str, iibte ser @einngpcrein yGiben.
trorB" geItern aben0 3liammen nit
Dem oNrbeiter. WRdnnerdor" Gbore fir
oo3 Neu. Dorfer SGngerfeIt. Noh
Der SingitunOe fanO cine fitr5e &C.
IddftSiitung Itatt, in melder 8or6e
rcitltngen fir baS SGngerielt getrof.
fen mo Ginlooungcn Dom Dor.
mGrtS" unO Observation-Disclosures"
entgc9en genommen pirrOei.
IS 2ie0erfran5
Ser nGonton.2ieberfror3" iibte &c.
Itcrl gben0 utter &eitung bon Nrof.
i. &oroluS in Srn. &. @pring's SoQe
an Der 3. StroBc uno Salt. apenuc,
Canton, GbGre fiir iein beporiteben.
9sS Eicnic, fiir luelheS oitd IN Der
8eI6GitSlibung &orbercitlnget &C.
t%roifen pur0cn. Ger Gerrin iuir0 am
@oiienbonS .Yicnic IN Corpora tbeil.
nebmcn nlb am Ffinaltmontog
NbenO elmer Ginlooung oeS Srn. s.
9auntgGrtncr 6olge %lciitcn.
Mari 0eS NrbPu3 Wiir0p MI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-28

@eb0rto Ser StonoarIoS Gel
& o. - Sr. g. GuoiS 8ariielo gab
geltern 81, Dob Die Goniolioirte Cos
@elcai6oit OoS Noturaos, fuelhes
tic Der Sto0t Baltimore 5u Iiefern ae.
0entt, BON Der Stolloaro Sel.Gc. be-
5ieben miro. mas iiberbolpt natiirlid)
lei, bo 0ieie Gompaanie i1mmtlihe
Noturgoa = 21nOereien in @eit.0ir.
ginien inoireft eigne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-28
SinanS aeGracrt.

Souoon, 26. @oi. - Gs Der.
lolrtet, Dap 2(ontiral Cir Sobn 6iiber
olS Senior 2oro Der gomiralitGt i'm
Sftober 5uriidtreten miro, iobaIo er
cinen gntStermit BON flint Sabren
polenbet bat. gS lit ELM oiieneS @e-
beimniB, DAB ibm Die fiir5lide Ibrofie
aritif iciner HmtspenuaItuns sroBes
2lergerniB b~ereitet bot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-28
gn& Dem &atbbanic.

SiBltng Der Gontruft > 9eb0roe.
@uBeiien H6brcn . Sobritonten
proteitircu gegen &erluenoung
BON S~tobtrGbreu BEL Dem nelten
@odoruG Spitcpl beS Seuer.1e.
p%ortement3. - Sic itdOtiIden O6-
l~igotionen intoft.
Die geittSee Gibumg Scr Gontroft-
neutrality-suspicious. uuroc TAFT ans,
idIieBlib ser 8eiprehumg bon Erote-
item bon @llBeiien e 6abrifonteu ge.
gen Die Sertuenoung Don StobIr0b-
reu bel Dem Sod)orlldr0hrcn . Spitem
6es Selter requirements aemiomet.
4rof. Carpenter, Der bon ser Staot
engo9irte Grpert Der GorneIl . lint
perliiGt, bot 1T icillem 8crid)tc bic
Stoblr0bren ipe3ieu iDrer 9cbubor-
teit balber empFoblen. Ole rllniteO
States 8roB So" BON HeDsNorf uno
oie lirma 81. 9. @oob II. So. bon
YDilooelpbio Oogeoen modtcn gel
terlo, DOB gllBeiierne 9t0bren nidt al
lein biui9er, %ionoern mldD oollcrbof.
ter ieiell. Die @eb0roc bcidIoB, Die
@llaid)rei6ltngen iilr Nnaebote geun6B
Sen Glnpie6lun0cu Der Grprrtcnl 5lI
crlniIcrl.
Sic tGbtii6en ObIigotio-
ncnintaft.
Seute mer0en iiG sic Gcrtreter ser
Imericon NilOit So. boron mloderL
Die gifoiren Ser Ginon5 Gommiiiion
SIT prilfen. SIS bonoclt iidl bier
bouptiGdlid bortnt, feit6uitellen, Oh
Die itdotiiden Sbli9otioucn intoft
limo. % Die 6inonj = Gommiiiiou
bereitS lGl1gIt oui eigcnc 6ollit in Die.
icr TihtrnG llntcrildyungen olltcIltc
unb S(ueS III uouTommener Sronlut5
norgeiunoen iplrrOe, lit nidt 5l CT.
partens boB sic %genannte llntcrIu.
dung, meldJc un9cfGbr orcig9oten III
Nniprlld) nebmen oiirfte, NcllcS 81
Gage for0ern miro.
81 cinigun9 ser or &C.
~crDoirS ongcorbnet
90 BON perId)ieoenen Seiten &c.
id)merben cingetroffen iilo, ooB bon
ctliden ser @oiier . SIC crpoirS ein
iibler @erltd) o~uSlT0nle, bat @oiier.
Sngeniellr Grid cine llnterilldung
norgenommcn, bob iener 8errd)
b0d)ite1S bon 9lgen, Die iibrigenS
bormloS lin0, berriibren fam. Gr
miro ober oieiclbelL ipie eS ihon irii-
her 0iterS Qcifeben lit, bolO %cntfcr-
ncn loilcll.
&crlnnqen gu duB iir
2 d II lbauten.
Die Gontruftoren, melhc nit Der
Grri6tutg OeS rcllen SdulbouieS
an Der Mhtlberrp. uno ToplonItr. be-
trout linO, perlongen $1,000 3uIduB
BON Sciten Ser Stoot, meil lie ~tieicre
F@robhu0Gr fir boS JllnOoment DOR.
nebmen n%tiiiicnj ais IN ben Spe3ifi-
fotionen porgeiebcn lit. 9ie llriod)e
Iirgt BARN, 0nB Der @rlno an iener
Stelle ieiller 3eit fiiuitlih oltiqeiiiat
lpilroc, lueSbolb cine Ginigung 5mi-
ld)ell Ocn @eb0rber llnO Den Gontraf-
loren 5ll criUorteu lit.
SiteSc elm @it?
StaotrotbSmitglico s, s. Groutiel-
Der BON Der crlten @oro bat iid &c.
itern in ciltcn ldngercn Sntcruiem
fir bieGinfiibrlrng OeS Srollenitimm-
redta oltS9eiprod)cn. Slclc Ielncr
Jrellnoc iinO 9cneigt Die Ofienbo-
rungcn 0ea SolonS oils Der criten
@orD olS einen @it 81, betrodtell.
9oicboll. - Gin guteS Spiel
tullroc geltcrn in Nciparf 5ipiid)cn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-28

Gle SoGreSperi ia m N | unB
Der MorplonO @eiangenen.SiilfS.@e
ielihait finbet beute @6eno in Dem
nelten Snouitrie.Seim iiir e~ntlaiiene
Strdilinge, Ger. 1874, 81. FoulitraBe,
ltatt. Ger Sabrcsberid)t miro 5eigeil,
oob I'M lebten Sabre entlnIienell
StrGflingen 14,1S0 Wiobl5eiten, 1919
9tofAo9is lno 4t03 Stunoen Arbeit
in oent Snouitriebeim gegeben mur-
Ocn. Sir G~eiiegelb iunrben $431.73
allsgcgeben. SSn ben lesten 8 Wona.
ten ipllrDc t02 M1nnern slrbeit per-
i1oift, mo 81 ba5en oirf ibrenEldten
'dlisgebalten.
@robc Sper geii6ert. =
IS lit Srll. 9ernbaro lllrid, Sc
idditSfiibrer Der 2pric : Sole, gelln'
gen, Die erioroerlide 8arantieiumme
fir 5ipan5igmolige grobe Spernauf.
fiibrung in Baltimore I'M ndditen
9irlter onf5nbriugeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-28

Sacob i. Solomon, @riinoer
uno &e6atteur Der nSebretp Stoi.
oaro" lit geitern in Meip.Dorf i'm vi.
ter bon II Sabren geitorben. Ct
muroe III Mandeiter, gng(anb, sebo.
rem. tpi9n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-28
Die Strife. Gnac.

N%6ernlolige Gonicreu6 zines Counties
Der ltrifenoen Moi6iniIten Der
Baltimore Gio-9obn nit Dem
Supcrilttenoelltclt Scr 9a5n olidb
crfolgloS nerloilicn. - &ergebli,
der &crilldl rin ~obcrmoligcS 9es
iprc6ep nit &errn Fottcr 5u ct.
loll9eHp ttU.bI
Gle Goniercnl 0cS GomiteS, bette
BEND aus llcltn 9feprGientonten Der
oGcrbiinoeten Wetdllarbeiter", luel6e
nit Superintendent Sarri9 BON Der
Baltimore bio-@obn in ge5u9 alii
Ocn Strife eggplant mar, lit pie0eriim
rcIllltotloS DerIGlleL un0 eS bat nI6t
Den Inidein, oils ob Gin llebercinfonl-
men nit Der 9a6n lltb Den Strifcrn
81 Ston0e fomnncn miro. 9ie Cont
lcrcn5 lclblt mar bon furjer Guucr,
u10 Die Delegation itcQtc Damn oo3
Grllld)cn, anl Na0mittug uod)molS
cine Gorierc!lj ab5ubolten, INT Damn
ii6er bic &ie0crcinltellung Der Strifcr
elm l(ebercintonlmen 81 t%reffen. Serr
6arriS mar je0o6 nidt I'M Stanoe,
Dem Introge no%dBllfonlmcL llilo
ihll9 Den If. Sitni oils 0aS 9utum
fiir cine peitere Gonferen5 Dor. "a
0ic Burtcici lid icOod) iiber pos %.
tim nid)t 81 einigen o%ernrod)tclt, Der.
longten bic 9clcgotcn cine Gntihci-
Dung Der 8n6n inncrbol6 "a Stlut.
0c1 6ctrefi2 bc@ 0atumS fir 0ic Nbs
boltlnnG elmer Gonieren5. Sic Gele.
cation perilldlte OanrL nit Srr. got
ter nodnlnl9 5lI conieriren, bod mllr.
DC ibr cine iormeQe Gonicren5 nidJt
6epiQigt.
Us miro icbt on9ege61n, 6ob c5
Sadc OeS Snternotionolen Gonjil9
1T, einen @~ereralitrife on5lloronen,
uno OoB cine biesbe5iiglid)e Gntid)1i.
Dung beute ooer morgen crtportct
miro. Gin @eneralitrife miir0e Iid)
orf ungeiGGr 5000 9lrbeiter eritreCfen.
Gas Gnoc in Q Of t. - Gas
Ober : Nli~n0es9eridt bot Sen Sermin
fiir Die @erDaltolut9 oeS @~ren5itrei-
teS 5tpiidcn Worplalb mo Meit.Gir-
girtien auf ben %. Oftober onoeiebt.
Seit eillem Observation-Disclosures beitebt
Der Streit. IS bon0elt lid) I'M AS
Guoorntmeilen Sal1o, uno Die 5it cnt.
ifeioenoe Sroge lit, mas sic riftige
Guele oes Eotomoc lit. Ser 2oro
Baltimore bonn engliihen a0nig &c.
iudbrte Charter lebte Die GueQe oe5
EOtomac OILS neitlide 8ren5e Marps
lambs felt. sajft
Sberit Cole 9 eitorben. -
Sberit Senrp u, Cole, melder nab
reno be5 8ilrgertriegeS nit slltS5eif.
1litng IN Der Unions : Mrnlce oieltte,
lit gcItern Worgen i'm glter Don 70
Sobren in ieilter 8obnung nt Der
Gde bon Woi6er- uno Wonroeitrubc
eeitorbell. SreOerid, WO, mar ieiil
@eburtSort. Sn ben '70er SSobren
boute CT cine Heibe BON SGniern oll
Der MaOiion +. apelnue. Sn 5reoerid
finoet Die 9eerbigung moreen ouf
bent Mount Sliuet . Srieoboie itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-28
Mrmer MbDul!
Soil uOn SalOnidi nadt RboSns al
gcIdJubcu iuerOeu.

9cwobner SoIonidi's piiniden Ieine
Nnucienbcit niGt. = IngebIi6er
MitiduI0i0er Der 5rou @unneB
meI0et iid in Norne9en. - Gr.
ioIgrei9e Erobefabrt OeS 3eppe.
Iin.2uftitiiicS Gar. 2, Shirt
lide Sod3eit in Geiiau. Ab-
le6en cines pcrbGItniBmdBig llu-
befonnten Gr0ius III England. -
9ritiidc Hcgierung erbt 5eDn
MiQiouen Collars.
GouInntinopcL, 26. Moi.-
Die WtilitGrbcbGrocn 5iebcll Den &or=
idlog in GrluGgrmA Die HeIioenj oe9
Or ultonS Ibonl @onio Don Solos
midi nod ciucr Wiittclmccrs Snlel,
permutblid Ibobus, an Der Silomelt-
&iiitc &Ieinoiieu'S, 5l perlegcn. Die
9cp0lfcruug pom SoIonidyi filrdtct,
oob ibnen Die Nnmeienbeit 4bonla
llngeIegenbeitcn bereitcn fonllte. &c
neral Sriprftor SdJeifet Eoi6o bat
iid) nod Salbnid)i bcgcbelL nm Der
Nngelegeubcit icinc 9luimcrtiamfeit
onac0Cibcl 81 lnIicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-28

safe mrs 9InStant befprgf q. Matre. 413
cftsUaIttmoresetS.. uate Gufom 1oaie.Ape1ne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-28

9oicboll. - Gin guteS Spiel
iu1lroc geltcrn in Nciuarf 5tpiiden
Dem O%ortigen Club itnb Den Orioles
geipielt. Sesterc perIoren ollerbingS
unb modten feincn ciltji9en Tuh,
ober ser bortige Club modte oltb
MIR 5tpei &uns, mo 5por in Der 5.
,Sitniug. Die 9cltrigcn Spiele Der
Clubs Der 0itfidcll 2igo mnrcn luie
folgt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-28
3 It es Gin isis?

StaOtrntbSmit9lieo s. $. Groutiel-
Der BON Der criten @nrO bat lid) &c,
itern in cincmt ldngercn Sntcruiem
fir oieGiniiibrllng Oes Sroltenitimm-
redta ollS9eiprod)cn. Siclc Ieiner
5reltnoc iinO 9eneigt, Die Oifenbo-
rilngcn 0ea SolonS ollS Der critet
@orO olS eiten @it 81, betro6tel1.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-06-08

PROF. WILDER of Cornell university
says the brain of the negro is not diff
ferent structurally from that of the
white man. Taking it for granted
that the negro's brain is also organi-
cally the same as the white mans, as
it appears reasonable to assume since
the professor did not touch upon this
point, natural conclusion would be
that given the same opportunity for
development, the negro brain would
become just as efficient as that of the
white man. In other words, a negro
child, surrounded by the same environ
ment as white child and given the
same education, will develop the same
intellectual power, Also, in other
words, the contention of the anti
negro agitators that education Of the
negro is a waste Of time and money is
groundless. The thing to impress
upon the negro is that he is as good as
any other man when he proves him
self so to be. 1t is the poorest posi-
BILE economic policy to deprive him OF
opportunity for development. Such a
policy has heretofore always reacted
upon those who have tried to enforce
III
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-06-08
"A gentleman From Mlssisslppi.''

"A Gentleman From Mississippi
IA Gentleman from Mississippi"
is now in its tenth month at the BijCu
Theatre, New York, This comedy has
without doubt proven one Of the
biggest successes of the theatrical sea-
son. Mr.. Thomas A. Wise as the jo-
vial Southern Senator and Mr.. Doug
las Fairbanks as the bright energetic
New York reporter continue to hand
laugh after laugh over the footlights
to the audiences that have thronged
the Bijou Theatre since early last Fall.
Messrs. Wise and Fairbanks are sup
ported by company of capable and
well-known players. The action of the
entire play is laid in Washington, D..
O., and treats with the intrigue of I'M
Scrupulous characters who endeavOr to
squeeze the government for the best
part of an appropriation for a new ma
val base in the South, and would sue
coed In making catSpaw Of Senator
Langdon (Mr. Thomas a.. Wise) were
in not for the ShreWdneSs Of his Secre-
tary douglas Fairbanks).
The matlnees at the Bijou are on
Wednesdays and Saturdays and are
largely made up of ladies and children
and out of town visitors.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-06-08


HE eleventh annual meeting of the
New Jersey Bar association will be
held in the Marlborough Blenheim at
Atlantic City on June Ii and Il. The
principal address of the meeting will
be delivered by Associate Justice Da-
vid J. Brewer of the United States
Supreme Court. Governor Fort and
the five ex-Governors have been in
vited. The Chief Justice and all the
judges of the Supreme Court have also
been invited as we'll as the United
States Senators and Congressman
from this state. The committee of
arrangements expects the largest at.
tendance ever
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-06-08

HOLDING that second-claSs railroad
property must be assessed at its mark
ct value, regardless of the added value
impaired to it by its use under rail-
road franchise, the Supreme Court has
directed that a third assessment be
made upon the terminal property Of
the railroads in Jersey City and Hobo
ken for the years 1906 and 1907. The
opinion of the court was written by
Justice Garrison and the decision If
sustained will prove a severe blow to
Jersey City in its fight to secure an
equitable apportionment of the bur-
dens of taxation upon the railroads.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-06-08
A Noiseless Fourth.

IA meeting attended by delegates from
forty cities is to be held in Pittsburg to
protest against wantonly endangering life
in Fourth of July celebrations. - News
49,, - -
"nali TlaAe "a nnuepenoeee ues
pioouiess ce'eplaeion! 80, -.
Aie uown tne screa a eslsie 50 ne
cannot soar away
Let pass Tue siolious pii .iioay "a TIC ius'y
5n.ans na LII 49,, .rs =. -,
Anu never nm sinsie eniiu 70 SOL
el4nlze the oay .. sp.r
SiisaA r Soiiliny no. nav 1y,,,,a oman
pllliliy, ~ sAllu wal.I ,,.
20 sLurn u tiieir AncesersA anu inaiieii-
aple Iisnt
~. pa a'' .1, rooAs aiire anu AiiovA VIZ
ianuy snly -
BY setting on peneatn eacn cnaar .
Domp OF oynailites
100000. a. ~.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-06-08

THE United States Senate has voted
to work nights on the tariff bill.
Longer sessions will not mean more
work; they will not mean larger
changes in the schedules just more
talk. Far back it became a certainty
that House and Senate members rep
.resenting one section which requires
certain duties for it's industries would
give the duties required by another
section in return for the same favor.
There are enough of these members
to pass the measure which the leader
ship of Congress intends to pass
There were enough weeks ago. And
in the end they will pass such meas
ure, Morning sessions, afternoon SeS-
sions, evening sessions and midnight
sessions will not make any discover
able difference in the result. They
will only increase the output of ex-
ceedingly dull and perfectly useless
talk.
Anxious to go on with its business,
the country has been hoping that the
leaders would choke off the talk, so
that there could be action on the
tariff bill in time to set the CONNER
cial and industrial machinery of the
United States humming before fall.
But to Congress talk has been more
Now the best hope for an
early vote seems to lie in burst Of
hot weather that would sizzle and
frizzle, boil and parboil the orators
and debaters. Public opinion cannot
reason talk out of the great men in
Congress perhaps the sun can melt
it out. Oh, for a hot wave in the cap
itol, parching eloquent tongues in the
legislative chambers no less than Bills
tering weary feet on the pavements
Then Congress may pass the tariff and
go home while the country returns to
work.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-06-08
Saw .sMarket,, NOW.

Newark has telephonically outgrown
It's name. Beginning June LIST, there
is no such Central Office designation
as Newark. Market" takes its
place.
All telephone numbers which have
carried Newark to identify their
location, such as 1924 Newark" will
now be the same but carrying MAR
ket, as 1924 Market"
Newark, like all sections of the met
ropolitan district, has shown very
rapid development in telephones. 1t
has now three large exchanges, "Wav-
erly," Branch Brook, and the new
Market
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-06-08

THE United States government is
taking a hand in the effort to prevent
further pollution by sewage of New
York harbor, and has applied for an
injunction to restrain the Bronx River
Sewer Commission from discharging
sewage into the waters Of Hudson
river. The Attorney General directs
attention to the fact that modern
sanitary science and engineering meth
DDS have provided other means for the
disposal of sewage than emptying into
navigable streams as proposed by the
Bronx Commission. which latter con-
templates manifest and continued
injury of commerce and navigation,
the public health Of the port and the
property Of the United States" The
pollution Of surface waters, navigable
or otherwise, is unquestionably de-
liberate attack on the health and lives
of the people, and governments, State
or federal, are wise in demanding that
it be put an end TO. AS the Attorney
General says, scieephtnsreads hove
means for disposal of sewage without
hurt to the people, and the latter
should insist uyon their employment,
though the cost primarily should be
rather burdensome.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-06-08
Thomas $. Loeser,s WIN.

The will of the late Thomas S. Loe-
ser, who recently died at his home on
franklin place, has been admitted to
probate. 1t provides that the income
from his property, including that of his
interest in the business conducted by
his brother, Charles Mex. Loeser, and
himself, shall be paid to his widow,
Ethel S. Loeser, for her support and
the maintenance of his two children,
Thomas S. and John Loeser. The
property and incomes are bequeathed
to his executors in trust for this pur-
pose, the trust to remain until his
youngest son is twenty-five years old,
when one-half of the estate is to be
paid to his widow and the other half
to the two children, in equal shares,
the survivor to take the whole.
The widows income from the estate
is to cease if she remarries. His
brother above named, and his wife are
made executors.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-06-08

THE statement made in the Presby-
terian assembly at Denver that there
have been a million divorces granted
In this country in the last twenty
years, show sad and shameful condi
tion of our boosted civilization, not to
speak OF professea Christianity The
efforts to put a curb on the divorce
evil have not been as successful as
could be wished and they never can
succeed until the state legislatures
rise to the importance of legislating
in more drastic way than they have
been doing.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-06-08

CRY COUNCIL MERREY has advised
the Paterson Board of Education that
dismissal OF school teachers at the
close of the present school year and
their re-engagement for one year at
the beginning of the next term, will
not affect the teachers standing I'M
der the tenure of Office law; also that
a teacher dismissed for inefficiency
may appeal to the Supreme Court to
review the evidence taken, in order to
determine whether the dismissal was
justified by the evidence. Counsellor
Merrey's opinion will reassure many
teachers who are badly disturbed.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-06-08
Every Old Thing Made New.

An old chair with small can Of L. & M.
Home Finish Varnish Stain ! Any old furni-
ture with a small can OF L. & M. Home
Finish Varnish. A kitchen floor, porch floor,
with a small can Of the L. & NJ. Home Fin
ish Floor Paint. Old kitchen chairs, benches,
any old small things with pound or two Of
the L. 4 M. Home Finish Domestic Paint.
A carriage. a buggy, with about dollars
worth of L. & NJ. Home Finish Carriage
Varnish Paint Porch furniture, lawn
swings, iron ratings with small can 81
L. & M. Home Finish Porch Enamel Paint
in all colors. An old leaky roof madetight,
with can Of Eclipse Roof and Bridge Paint
All old things made new with these little
cans Of L, & NJ. Home Finish Paints. tCosi
is triiing. Be sure to get them.
Sold by Phillips & Day, Morristown; P. c.
Henry, Basking Ridge; w. R. Wilson, Whip
pahy.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-06-08

II rarely falls to the lot of a man to
be of the service t 0 a community as
the late William Leroy Haven has
been to Morristown. 1t was his priv
ilege to inaugurate new educational
system here forty years ago and for
more than a generation to see the de-
velopment of that system unto it's
present proportions. The progress has
been conservative in its tendencies,
but always with higher ideal before
himself and his corps Of teachers he
has with the means at his disposal
pused steadily onward and upward
with an eye single to the best interests
of the pupils coming under his infiu-
ence. This influence has been more
than that of teacher, as his upright
life and quiet demeanor has been an
inspiration to the children in the
highest sense, and those especially
who came in more direct contact with
him in the advanced classes feel that
they have been bereft of personal
friend. In the religious life of the
town his influence has been felt to
marked degree, as his heart and efforts
were always given to the cause of that
Master whose example he so we'll ex-
emplified. Although he has passed to
his reward his influence will continue
through time. Morristown is infinite
ly the gamer because of the life and
influence of William Leroy Haven.