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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-08-10

THE Jersey City Journal" the
" Paterson Press and some other re-
publican papers that were for while
misled by the Nuideist movement are
seeing the error Of their ways and are
now following the course that the
Call has maintained from the be-
ginning. Even our esteemed Sunday
namesake in Newark has the follow
ing to say -" The new idea faction
has named a county ticket, doing ex-
actly what has caused public protest
when the regulars made similar at
tempts to tell the people whom they
should name for office. There is no
good excuse for such anticipation OF
the primaries, and many regard it as
an invasion of political rights which
should not be tolerated. One kind of
bossism is just as offensive as an
other. -" Paterson Call"
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-08-10
INCREASE In RATABLES.
An Increase of More Than Three Mill
lion This Year

An Increase of More Than Three Mil
lion This Year.
The county tax board has been busy
this week in examining the books OF
the local assessors. AS near as they
can ascertain the ratables of the
county will be increased by more than
$4,000, 900, bringing up the tax ratables
to $46, 1892, 900. The increase is said to
be dependent upon suit now being
tried in the courts involving the tax.
ing of second class railroad property.
From the reports received byJohn
M. Mills, the clerk Of the county tax
board, he figures the valuations this
year, compared with those of 1908, to
be about as, follows: -BoontOn town
ship, 1893, 438, same as last year Chat
ham township, 1857, 045, small increase
over last year; Chester township,
1914, 1886, same: Hanover township,
SO, 094, 236, decrease; Jefferson town.
ship, s683.835, increase; Mendham
township, s571,515, same; Montville
township, s705,52l, same; Morris
township. 1882, SIS, increase; Mount
Olive township, 1894, TAB, same; Pas
sale township, S1,179,359, increase
Pequannoc township, $810,272. same ;
Randolph township. S736, 1857, increase
Rockaway township, Sl,357, 702, in
crease Roxbury township, 1880, 1855,
increase Washington township, 1884,
1877, same; Butler, 81 ,O76, BAT, increase
Chatham, 1891, 724, increase; Florham
Park, 1,2S7,O75, increase Madison,
1894, O44, increase; Mendham, $780,
1888, same Mt. Arlington, 1903, 653,
increase; Wharton, S913, 754, increase
Boonton, 1852, III. same; Dover,
3 1899, Q87, same: Morristown, S10,896,-
1872 increase.
Assessor Stephen Q. Griffith is Of
the opinion that the tax rate in Nor.
ristown will not be $500 as at first
supposed but will be in the neighDor
hood of Sl.S5 or $1.90.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-08-10

THE Camden Courier says: ''The
new superintendent of Chicago's edu-
cational system, Mrs. Ella Flagg
Young, who has been teacher for
forty-seyen of her sixty-four years, is
unquestionably woman of exception
al ability in her profession, since she
distanced six male competitors for the
$4,000 year position she occupies.
She is firm believer in holding to the
three RS in the public schools pro-
gram that it is better to learn only a
little and learn that little we'll, and
that the time has come to put the
soft pedal on the fads and to deter
mine what is really useful The
multitude of parents anxious for their
children's future will cordially indorse
those sentiments of an eminently
practical teacher.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-08-10

Weep SHERMAN has
proved himself to be good deal big
ger man than was generally supposed
at the time of his nomination. He is
a staunch Republican. He is high
protectionist. He has presided over
the long deliberations of the senate
with distinguished dignity and sua-
witty. He has an acute appreciation
of wit and displayed il, on many occa-
sions, and through it all he has mani
tested the appropriateness of his title
as " Sunny JIM"
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-08-10

The CHRONICLE, representing the
Republican party of Morris county,
will give square deal to every Repub-
lican who desires to take advantage Of
the direct primary law and seek pub
lie office. Anything they or their
friends desire to say by way of an in
PRODUCTION to the public, so long as it
does not reflect upon other candidates,
will be published. This offer has been
made personally to the candidates in
the field, and Edward K. Mills has
takep advantage Of it in this issue.
Next week we hope to render like SER
vice to Mr.. Fighter and the Assembly.
candidates.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-08-10

THE prohibition wave in the south
and west has been the cause of reduc-
ing Uncle Sans revenue last year
from the whiskey tax alone SIS, 290, 773,
while there was decrease of revenue
from the beer tax of S2,35l,205. The
loss in beer taxes was almostlcompen-
stated for by an increase in the tobacco
taxes, which were $2,O24, 423 over the
previous year. The statistics show
that Illinois paid the largest amount
of internal taxes, S43,44l, III. The
new tobacco tax rates in the tariff bill
will help to make up the deficiency in
highwines taxes.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-08-10

Commander Sherman, of Torbert
Post, g. A. r., has received as one Of
the aides-de-camp OF Commander in
Chief Henry M. Nevius. a bronze med
al or badge to be worn at the annual
encampment at Salt Lake City in
August. 1t Is Of bronze bearing a
medallion portrait of Commander New
ius with the legend on the bar, =" Salt
Lake City, August, 1909, Member Of
Staff" On the reverse OF the medal
is a battle scene. The medal came
through Adjutant General Frank @.
Cole, and is much priced by Com
mander Sherman, who much regrets
his ina bility to attend the annual en-
cAmpment.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-08-10
TnE PhIladelphia Mint IS now issu.

THE Philadelphia Mint isnow issu-
ing the new Lincoln pennies, in
honor Of the Tooth anniversary Of his
birth. The head of Lincoln was de-
signed from photograph IN the pos
session of Charles Eliot Norton. The
face is relaxed and smiling, the young
artist having sought to reproduce
particularly Lincoln's expression when
talking to children. This artist is
Victor ID. Bremen, a twenty-seven
year old Russian, who came to this
country as a 10y, sold matches in the
street, and studied art at night at
Cooper Union, New York. He saved
up enough money to continue his
studies in Paris, and on his return
opened studio. The pennies have
been received at the local banks.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-08-10

WHAT Governor Fort said to the
doctors whom he entertained at Sea
Girt Thursday about the scandals OF
expert" medical testimony and OF
the duty of every respectable member
Of the profession to discourage it, was
opportune and sensible. 1t is to be in
ferred that the Governor thinks this
scandal has badly soiled the skirts OF
the profession in New Jersey, and we
may hear more from him later to
sterner purpose.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-08-10


THE Secretary of States office is
busy preparing material for the spe-
cial election in September. The bal
lots will pc thirteen by twenty inches,
and there will be tons Of them sent out
There are 1857 election districts in
the state and package will be made
up for each. These packages will con-
tain blanks for official returns both
for precinct use and for County Boards
of Election, a copy of the election laws
in pamphlet form, with instructions
for election officers and the blanket
ballots. About the time the Secre-
tary of State gets through with this
work it will be time to begin on the
work for the general election to be
held in November.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-08-10
THE SAME HERE.

The "Montclair Times says The
susceptible ear in our bailiwick is as
saulted by variety of automobile sig
nal blasts. Now and then there is one
not absolutely unmusical. But for the
most part we have what duplicates the
croak of a fog-horn, or, vastly more
cacophonous, an unnameable sound,
which blends the hiccough, the grunt
of swine, and the hee-how of a MORT
bund mule"
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-08-10
SIGNED THE TARIFF BILL.
Went Iuto Effect as Law at Mid
night.

Went Iuro Effect as Law at Mid
night.
The president signed the Payne tar
if bill at 500 O'Clock Thursday even
ing. The measure became the law of
the land at midnight last night.
The senate adopted the conference
report by a vote of forty-seven to
thirty-one.. Immediately thereafter
the senate considered and adopted the
concurrent resolution reducing the
duties on the products of leather,
by siSty-nine votes, no negative
votes being cast. The house
then adopted the concurrent resolu-
tion without roll call, only a few
scattering noes being heard from the
democratic side. At 6 p. m. the first
session of the sixty-drst congress adj
journed without day.
Seven republican senators voted
against the Payne bill, as follows -
La Toilette, Beverage, Cummins,
Dolliver, Nelson, Clapp and Bristow.
One democrat, Mr. McEnery, of
Louisiana, was paired for the bill.
The president, accompanied by the
members of his cabinet, arrived at the
capitol at 5 p. m. and signed the tar
iii bill in the Presidents room, at the
senate end. He also signed the urgent
deficiency bill, the concurrent resolu-
tion and belated measures of minor
Importance. After the adoption OF
the concurrent resolution in the house.
the speaker announced the committees
of the house for the sixty-first con-
gress.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-08-10

OCTOBER Of next year will again see
Congress in special session, if the
present plans of the administration
and Of the Congressional leaders are
carried out. The purpose OF calling
Congress together in advance of the
usual time will be to consider the re-
port of the National Monetary Com
mission.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-08-10

EDWARD d. NEIGHBOUR, the Dover
freeholder says he is willing to take a
democratic nomination for assembly
and he will get it easily enough, for
democratic candidates are shy. But
just wait until the towns and boroughs
have a crack at him.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-08-10

Mr.. Flatfoot Good mawnin', Miss
SNOWFALL Whar is yo' all gwine dis
mawnin'?
Miss SNOWFALL Ah amt gwine no
whar dis mawnin', Mistah Flatfoot.
All done bin whar Abs gwine De-
troit News Tribune.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-08-10
one Redeemina Feature

sTGey tell me the play hasn't one re-
deeming featureS
Il wouldn't so so far as to say that.
The star was taken i'll suddenly last
night, and the management redeemed
all the tickets that had been sold. -
Cleveland Plain Dealer
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-08-10

DIR. J. 9. PRICE, Senator from Sus-
sex, was rather dlsinclined to accept
another nomination as he has held the
office six years and il it had not been
for the outrageous attack made upon
him by Frank Burke, would not have
announced himself as a candidate
again.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-08-10
Hard Luck Follows Crow.

Representative Charles A. Crow of
Missouri holds all medals for hard luck
In congress. Thirteen brothers were
in his family. and all of them are dead
except himself. OF three sisters two
are dead. He had six children of his
own, four of whom died. Ills wife
died since this session was opened, and
now Mr.. Grow is afflicted in the right
eye, having lost the sight of it. while
the left eye is affected through SYM
pathy.
Before coming to Washington Crow
was postmaster, lawyer and farmer at
Caruthersy ihe, Mo-, and his district
is normally Democratic, SO that he has
the hardest shedding to hold his seat
in the house. He thinks no man, not
even the president of the United
States. can earn salary Of more than
$4,000 year.
CARR SCHOFInT
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betennt iih Die Webrbeit su Setten.
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meg.
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Helision -betennen.
Na1 ben natiftiIben Nnaaben oes
Heoereno Riharos bertbeilen iid Die
1912 Gtrdflinge oes Oboer 3ubtbau=
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neinihaften wie fol9t proteltanten
277, Mstbooiiten 464, 8aptifen 343.
gpiscopalier 81. Suoen 26, .@hri.
titan" %. presbpterianer SO, Huihe.
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Ter ~ 2ilbins Spinner. WiiihpiIbabsr
DER Sfirma 6jebriioer 9iinin, o,ftefhfn.
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in einem @anerorobsn aefunben iDosse
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BORT bat er lid leoeufulls pefirrt. lit III
Den Graben gefallen uno ertrunten. gr
rrelchtc eln 9lter Don 50 3ohren.
e}n Gumispolo murce ei,i-72l1hnis
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reno as s<obreu bel Der Qleinen ,fami-
lie in Tieniten ftnno. gr bal iih bel
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tchiert. ST.
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0eidDrci.

sniIeBte feline @robmutter, ssrau Wc=
rion Saplor. bon Nebo. Gp., tuelhe
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6dnoe. 8ertreibt raid 6dmnrrboioen.
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1908 in ShorlottsnburQ aaitorhenpn
Oiitoriter 5beooor sDlommIcn entbiili
morben.
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Sn gtoGbolm perpeieerte Der
0ofpreoi9er oes Dsrliorbenen Shme=
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Ssreibeit seridtet. 8ie probibitionilten
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lih seisen. web' 8eiltss Gino Die
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8oiben Sobn Bierlp, ST., Ganop,
Somniaip.
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8ertber Beobahter!

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gur9oprf. z8. Cftober 1909.
Die Retrutenpriilunoen fir oen
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2. Bern So, 3. u trbere 45, 4. Gonol.
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De. SSiir Die aau5e SbUei3 bstrdat Der
Surdlhnitt oieier 0erhdltniB,abl 80,
iiir ben Ganton Bern 81.
9Ele our1 Die gusreie uno 5battraft
unierer SauernIame ,oeite, einh niilte,
unfrubtbare Gebiete Der Gultur ct.
lblohsn puroen, Sei9te lid oisisn Serbft
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lene gbene. Der un9eiunoe Giinne uno
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10 9riinolh tultiDiert, BOB IS unierem
g. &aoalleriere9iment als llebungs=
plaB oienen funnte. Sider trabten Die
flinten Geiter iiber ben flaben Woos=
bcoen oabin uno mutbi9 iebten Te iiber
Die uieleu @rdben uno &andle. pelde
ole gbene burh3ieben. @r6bere un=
faae tamen teine Dor. ,penn aub bic
uno oa beim Seben Elm Saitel leoie
uuroe uno Elm /Dra9oner puoelnaB
Dem talien Babe entltieg. Dos 5. 2as
pallerie. .Reaiment (3ommanoant Mas
ior Sarain aus Saiel abioluierie iei=
nen.8orturs in 9oppiaen. 5dmao=
ron Is (gern) tantonierte in Oelhbere
uno st. Nitlaus 6dmaoron ID
(Solotburn) uno Is (Nar9au) lparen
i'm .Gorfe" unter9ebraht. Die &ops
piaer maren bes 2obes bon iiber oas
Auitreten Der Offisisre unb eoloaten.
Die beurieen Weine lafen an Quan=
titdt nno Aualiidt Su tpiinlben iibri9 !;
alsidwobl lino Die preiie bod. beion.
Ders fur Waaotldnbel. Der Yeletru=
DE Seller in Mont fur 3ole ilt an
3rilhel & SO. in Bern su 63 @ts. per
2iter sauisr perfauft tporoen 6edp
(Martbsrap Geller) 62 gts.. 2uins 60
@ts. Buriinel 81 @ts.. Montreur 33
bis 40. Ger Weinleie um3us in Neu.
enburg nabm am IL. Ottober einen
aldn3enben NsrIauf. gs batten lin
ca. 10000 perionsn 3u bemielbsu sia=
sefunoen. \
Sn Waels. 81. @allen. lit i'm utter
pon 46 eSabren 0r. alt=Natipnalratb
Oioler 9eltorben uno in Bern Or. &u-
oolpb Gppber. aetpeiener 6oriiietreidr.
80ldbria. Elm pfli6faetreuer Beamier.
Sn 5diipIen 1T Sunaisr gliiabeth Bii.
|tiatofer. gem. 2ebrerin. i'm Nlser BON
|80 Snbren gelfOrbenr Vim Is. Otto=
Der erlaa in BERN. 58idbris, OF. Nua.
GiiNer.G 3beilbober Der 6irmo
! 6iIher. Naiinli un6 MauN, einenl
Oerafnlo9. Wdhreno 90 Sabren mat
ltr Nsiter otr bsiannten 8doer BON Wors
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BON &opf,peb iotpobI als dltere 5rauen,
ooh erbalten Nue raihe grlelhterune
uno prOmpte 6eiluns bon Or. Sings
9tew 9ife pills. Der Welt 5eltsn 9eil=
mittel fur beitiaes NeruentopImeb. Sic
lhafen reines Ylut uno ltarte 9terpen
uno bduen @uere @eiunobelt auf. 8er=
luht lie su 25c. bel %. 6. peter's,
osm beutI1en 4potbeter.
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.aiced,led,tiateit brtd,t aus. .

Die Gltern idcen oft I'M 5paB.
ipenn auf ben @elidtern ibrer 2inoei
ssinnen aus9ebroden lino: IS 1T Die
@1ledtigteit, luelde ausbriht." Das
lit es auh - Shlehtiateit oes Blu=
tes. 9ieie llnreiniateiten iollten lid
aber nibt auf iolhe Weiie babnbre-
den. Gorni's 4lpentrduter entfernt iie
ourh bic natiirlihen, Gandle. nofiir
fein iiber bunoert Sabre alter Guf als
blntreiniaenDes Wiitel bnrat.
Seine Mpotbeter.W Webijin. Durh 6 pes
3ial.Maenien perfauft. ODER bireft ourt
Die @lgentbiimer. Wan lhreibe an
Or. peter Jabrnsp & @ons Co..
10 25 go. 0opne Mue.. Gbica9o,
I'D.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-11-11
Die Giimnlen ilnter ben Shul

: Die Giimnlen iInter ben Shnl.
mdnnern inehren iiA aeaen ben 9enl.
peren3.unierribt IN ben Shulsn. Das
III aud nibt iberralheno. oo Die Dem
llnierriht 3n @runoe aeleQttn aegt.
bi0er einieitia Qsboltsn Fno nnb mil
ber bon Der DiHsninait Aeioroerien
llnp0rttilibleit In tranen Nioeriprn6
fsben.