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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-09-14
ROK XXI.

zyki opadla zaslona pomnika.
w poiudnie orszak prezydenta
udal sic do nienieckiego kasyna
ma przyjecie urzadzone przez ME
mieckich dyplomatow. Wieczorem
odbylo sic przedstawienie yLohen-
grina' urzadzone przez tutejsza
niemiecka kolonie, ma ktorem ho-
norowymi goscmi byli reprezen-
tanci rzadu meksykahskiego dy-
plomaci. Wszystkie niemieckie
skiady byly W tynn dniu pozamy-
kane. Aktorow sprowadzono ma
to przedstawienie Nowego
Yorku. Dom opery zewnatrz !
wewnatrz byi .udekorowany dra-
peryami w barwach niemieckich !
amerykahskich. Przedstawienie
byio bardzo dobre.
Stockholm, IA wrzeSnia. - Nj
szczace ulewy zrzadzily wielkie
szkody W prowincyi Scandia W
poludniowej Szwecyi. Zasiewy zy-
ia prawie wszedzie sa poniszczo.,
ne, a buraki DUO ucierpia}y.
Haga, If wrzesnia. = Rozstrzy-
gniecie miedzynarodowego sadu
polubownego W sprawie ryboio-
stwa W Nowej Funlandyi stalo
sic nieodwotalnem, albowiem
przeszio juz ) dni, w ciasu kt6-
rych protest mogla zalozyc kto-
rakolwiek re stron interesowa-
nych. jednak Mkt protestu ME
wni6si.
Ottawa, Ont, If wrzesnia. -
Wedle OszacOwania statystyka
rzadowego, te3oroczny zbior pSze-
nicy w Kanadzie wyniesie 122,-
1s5,00O buszli, ii. o 43,959,oOO bu-
sill mniej, anizeli w ro.tu zeszlym.
Winnipeg, Manitoba, II wrze-
snia. = w farmerskich okolicach
Manitcby tyle pojawiio sic niedz-
Wiedzi, re staly sic DraWdZiWa do
tkliwq playa kraju. Zwierzeta tie
zazwyczaj piochliwe, zostaiy
przez pozary lasow wypioszone W
okolice zamieszkane i zrzadzaja
znaczne szkody " polach.
New Orleans, II wrzesnia. -
Wedle nadeszlych tn listow pry-
watnych, W Honduras znowu gro
ri rewolucya, prezydent Davila
obwarowuje rome punkta, by u
bezpieczyc sic pred najSciem, Ma
czele ostatniego nieudalego pow
stania stai byly prezydent Banil-
la, ktory jednak podobno tymra-
zem trzynlat sic bedzie ma ubo-
czu. Kto ma stanqc ma caele, ME
wiadomo. ale slychat. ze znaczna
czcsG armii generala l>strady, kt6-
~ ostatecznie W Nicaragua Cd
niosiszy zwyciestwo, rozwiazaf
swa armic. pozyskano dla rewo-
lucyi. Wielu tez ma bye W niej
Amerykanow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-09-14

wnictwo gazeey Boston Globe
dla awiatora, ktory przebedzie
dwukrotnie bez ladowania prze-
strzeh pomiedzy miastem a latar-
MIA morska. Me zle rowniez po-
wiodlo sic Walterowi Brookinso-
wi Rudolphowi Johnstonowi,
ktorzy poslugiwali sic maszynami
Wrighta. Pierwszyszyskal $4,25O,
drugi $4,000. Glen H. Curtis zy-
skai $4,000.
Seattle, Wash, II wrzeSnia. -
Pozar lasow, ktory nanowo wy
buchl w poblizu Lynden, tax sic
rozszerzyl, re zagraza kilku miej-
scowosciom w powiecie What
rom. Zniszczonych juz jest kilka-
dziesiat domostw, a szkode obi
czaja ma million dolarow. Pozar
prawie otoczyl Blaine i try do
my sic spalily. Splonelo rowniez
9 dom6w tworzacych osade Ha-
zelmine, 4 mile cd Blaine. We
White Rock, B. c., 2 mile cd
Blaine, spaliio sic kilka domow,
tax samo w Enterprise pod
Ferndale.
Tiptonville, Tenn, IA wrzesnia.
= VIII Sharp i Bob Bruce, dwaJ
murzyni, ktorzy Cd lat pracowah
ma farmach, zostali zlinczowani
przez gromade 40 ludzi. Byli OBJ
winieni O napasc kryminalna ma
dwie panny. Murzyn6w wyrwano
reki szeryfa szybko powieszo-
no. Me padi. ami jeden strzas.
Mkt ME byi w masce.
Roanoke, Va, IA wrzesnia. -
Specyalny pociag kolei Norfolk
& Western, W korym jechali pre-
zydent kelei Johnson dyrektor
ruchu Macher, wykoleil sic pod
Delorme, w. Va. Tym obu urze-
dnikom mic sic ME staio, ale kon-
duktor lokomotywy Burton i IL
rzednik kolejowy F. L. Wolwine
zostali zabici. "
Tampa, Fla, IA wrzesnia. -
$4,000 cygarnikow strajkuje tu cd
9. tygodni rozdraznienie pomie-
dzy mimi wciaz wzrasta. Widoki
ma polepszenie polozenia So gor-,
sze, niz ma poczatku strajku. Vie
lie wiekszych fabryk, posiadaja-
cych file w innych miastach, wy
siaso tam rswych robotnikow, a
inne fabryki 50 .zamkniete. Robo-
tnicy domagsja sic uznania unii,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-09-14
PRZEGLAD
pOuTYKl NIEDzYNARODOWEl
Chicago, "a wrzesnia.
(Venizelos).

UkoEczone swiezo w Grecyi
calej wybory do zgromadzenia
narodowego, majacego przepro-
wadzic rewizye konstytucyi gre
ckiej, zgotowaly diplomacy eu-
ropejskiej niemala niespodzian-
Ike. Zwyciezyly przy wyborach t.
wv. zwiazki ludowe, II. organiza-
eye, powolane do zycia przez
przyw6dce rzadu 'kretenskicgo,
Venizelosa, ktory przy pomocy
ich postanowil obalic diva stron-
nietwa, Rallisa i Feotokisa 'lst6-
re miaiy wiskszoSG w ostatniej
Izbie.
PonieSli porazke wszyscy wy
bitni dziaiacze polityczni, przy-
w6dcy stronnictw, ludzie z CLOS
na przeszioscia, zwyciezyli nato-
miast nowicyusze, o ktorych
Mkt dotad ME siyszai. Wbrew
przestrogom mocarstw i groz-
bonn Trucyi, wyborcy ofiarowali
kilka mandat6w wybitnym poll
tykom kretehskim, w ich liczbie
take Venizelosowi. Zdaniem
stronnictw, kt6re ma sztandarze
swym wywiesiiy bezwarunkowe
przylqczenie Krety do Grecyi,
wybor Kretehczykow do greckie-
go zgromadzenia narodowego,
doda greckiemu organizmowi
panstwowemu nowych Swie-
zych, a tax mu niezbednych sii.
Ze grecki organizm panstwowy
niedomaga j re przydadza mu
sic swieze silly, ME ulega watpli-
wosci. dlaczegoz jednak sill tych
dostarczaS ma wIaSnie Kreta,
ktora, w dzisiejszyci' wlaSnie wa
runkach, potrzebuje rowniez
zdolnych ] energicznych polity-
kow?... A juz wybor Venizelo-
sa, polityka niewatpliwie iodine
go, uzdrowienia greckiemu orga-
nizmowi panstwowemu ME zape-
wni, przeciwnie. naraziG go mo-
te ma nowe a grozne wstrzaSnie-
MIA.
Wyb6r Venizelosa sprowadzi
przedewszystkiem niewatpliwie
przesilenie dynastyczne W Gre
cyl. jest bowiem jawnem wyz-
waniem, rzuconem dynastyi.
Przywodca Kretehczykow ME
tail sic nigdy tenn, re jest zacie-
tym wrogiem krola Jerzego OTTO
ow zaciety wrog wybrany costa
je do zgromadzenia narodowego
posiada przytem najwieksze
szanse objecia steru rzadow. Z
powodu wyboru Venizelosa Gre
eva naraza sic na niebezpieczen-
stwo wojny z Turcya, wynik. kt6-
rel ME moze bye przy dzisiej-
Sym rozprezeniu W armii gree
kiej dla niej pomySlnym.
Mocarstwom opiekunczym uda
sic more uspokoic Turcye ] wy
perswadowac jej, by wyborow
Kretehczyk6w do greckiego
sgromadzenia narodowego ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-09-14

ma co ME chca sic zgodzit fabry-
kanci. .
Washington, IA wrzesnia. -
Wedle sprawozdania biura cezu-
sowego, miasto Springfield, ILL.,,
ma 51,67S mieszkancow: w roku
1900 miaio ich tylko 34,159, a "a
tenn przyrost wynosi 51,S procent.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-09-14

z kolonii niemieckich W Afryce
poiudn. nadchodza wiadomosci
potwierdzone przez gubernatora
tych kolonii, re szerzy sic SLIME
ruch, zmierzajacy do oderwania
kolonii cd Niemiec. Powodem tel
agitacyi sa naduzycia j gwaity u
rzednikow niemieckich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-09-14
Niezwykle samob6jstwo.

w Aleksandrowsku robotnik z
kopalni antracytu, przywiazal So
bic do brzucha kilka }adunkow
dynamitowych, wysadzii sic W
powietrze Przyczyna samoboj-
silva byiy stosunki rodzinne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-09-14
Wlelkie zWyclestwo insurgentow' Sanie Washington
Posef ameryka6ski Panamie zioaonyz urzedl
,Tydzie1i lotniczy' w Bostonie.
Nowe pozary las6w Stanie Washington. = Lyncz w
Tennessee.-Nieszczescie kolejowe.-Strajk
cygarnik6w w Tampa. Fla.-LudnosG
stolicy Stanu Illinois.

zydz KijowIe-Amer aresztowany Peters,
burgu-Drozyzna miesa Cholera Gdahsku
Honduras groz rewolucya
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-09-14
sRoDA, DNlA AGO WRzEsNIA, 1910 RoKU.

to demokraci obiora stanoMego
sekretarza, stanowego skarbnika,
jeneralnego prokuratora j komi-
sarza rolnictwa, jakotez wielu in
nych urzednikow stanowych. =
Podczas gdy dawniej W senacie
Stanu Maine zasiadalo 23 republi-.
kanow s demokratow, teraz be-
die 21 demokratow 10 repu-
blikanow.
Filadelfia, Pa, IA wrzesnia. =
6O-letnia Louise Klein Chicago
zostala tn aresztowana pod zarzu-
TEN, ze znalezione przy niej klej-
noty wartosci $4,000 przemyciia
przybywszy Europy do Nowe-
go Yorku dnia 6 sierpnra. Kleino-
wa podobno przyznala sic policyi,
re trudnila sic Cd diugiego czasu
takiem przemytnictwem i spree
dawaia klejnoty tajemnie pre-
wiezione bez .opiacenia ella z po-
wodzeniem w Chicago, Nowym
Yorku, Baltimore i Newport; po
raz pierwszy probowala to uczy-
mic w Filadelfii to jej sic ME po-
wiodio. Jak opowiada, zakupowa-
la klejnoty w Holandyi, dawala je
oprawiac w Paryzu, potem ta-
Jennie przewoziia do Stanow
Zjednoczonych, Przybywszy ego
sierpnia Bremy do Nowego Yof-
ku, udawaia chora, urzednicy
clowi bardzo powierzchownie re-
widowali jej rzeczy i ME odkrylli
torebki z klejnotami zaszytej W
jej odziezy. =
Nowy York, IA wrzesnia.
DR.. Rudolph Mem, 1872 Lincoln
ave-, Chicago, przybywszy tn -
rodzina z Europy, deklarowai ko-
sztownosci wartosci $500 jake ciu
podlegajace, Urzednicy jednakso-
woz odkryh u niego oprocz tego
kosztownosci nie deklarowane i
skonfiskowali je. Doktor tloma-
czyl sic, IL ME wiedziai, re takze
orzymane prezenta clu podlegaJa.
Zaplaci On prawdopodobnie ME
wielka stosunkowo kare, ale WIG
ksza kara oczekuje pania Mary
Dolan Brookline, Mass, ktora
w Bostonie posiada wielki maga-
gym mod. Aresztowano ia "a usi-
lowane przemycenie towarow
wartoSci $4,000. Clowi urzednicy
cd swych szpiegow "a granica
dowiedzieli sic, re pani Dolm
wiezie take towary i skoro przy-
byla, bardzo starannie rewidowali
jei II kufrow.
Seattle, Wash, Il wrzesnia. =
Republikanskie prawybory w
tym stanie zakonczyiy sic wiel-
klein zwyoiestwem ,,insurgen-
tow. Miles Poindexter, radySal-
ny insurgent W izbie posiow, O.
trzymai nominacye ma senatora
zwiazkowego wiekszoScia 10000
giosow.
Washington, IA wrzesnia. =
Z powodow, ktorych ME podaja,
department. panstwa postanowii
zmienic posla w Pananie, a do
tychczasowy posel r. 0. Marsh,
zlozony urzedu, otrzymal roz-
kaz stawienia sic do slu5by W de-
partamencie panstwa. Charles
Campbell jr. Missouri, obecnie
trzeci se&retarz ambasady amery-
kanskiej W Toxic, zajmie jego
miejsce. Sprawa ia niezawodnie
stoi zwiazku owen interview
w zeszlym tygodniu, w lctorem
Marsh grozii okupacya hub ane-
ktowaniem Panamy.
Boston, Mass, IA wrzesnia. -
Wielkie pod kazdym wzgledem
powodzenie miai tydzieh prob
nych wzlotow W statkach powie-
trznych, ktory wlasnie sic zakon-
cyl. Nietyrko zdobyto nowe re-,
kordy, ale z awiatorow Mkt ME
odnios1 szwanku, szkody zrza-
dzone w aeroplanach razem ME
przeniosa $500. Najlepiej powiodio
sic Anglikowi Claude Graham
zx.,,,s~a Il II
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-11-22
APiano recital.

Miss Harrietta Cady will give pi-
ano recital at the home OF Mrs. Ed
ward A. Day on Madison avenue, Mon
day, November 2lst. Miss Cady will
be assisted by Edward Bonhote, bari
tone.
The patronesses are Mrs. Charles f.
Bradley, Mrs. d. H. McAlpin, End ;
Mrs. Lawrence Brengle, Miss Bryce,
Mrs. Edward P. Meany. Mrs. Benja-
min Nicoll, Mrs. Julius Catlin, Mrs.
J. O. Fl. Pitney, Mrs. A.. D. NJ. Cooley,
Mrs. Junius Parker, Mrs. Edw. A. Day,
Mrs. Charles lScribner, Mrs. George g.
Fraser, Mrs. Wallace NJ. Scudder. Mrs.
Emlen p. Franklin, Mrs. Henry Shaw,
Mrs. Francis S. Hoyt, Miss Helen
Shelton, Mrs. +. Landon Humphreys,
Mrs. Philemon +. Sturges, Mrs. Fred
erick Fl. Humphreys, Mrs. Edward e.
Swift, Mrs. Frederick r. Kellogg, Mrs.
Wynant D. Vanderpool, Mrs. e. A. s.
Lewis, Mrs. Ridley Watts, Mrs. FL.
Sherman Loud, Mrs. William e. Vince
lock. Mrs. Granville M. White.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-11-22
railroad Extension Progress.


Work on the extension of the New
Jersey s. Pennsylvania from Watnong
into Morristown is progressing. A
steam shovel has been added to the
equipment of the contractor and has
been put at work excavating the high
bank between the river and Lake
road. AT this point there are more
than IL 900 yards Of earth to remove.
The plans OF the company at present
do not interfere with the base ball
field of the MorristOwn AthleJIc asso-
citation on Speedwell avenue, the rail-
road coming in about, fifty feet below
the ball ground. When completed the
extension will be great money saver
for the railroad as more than $4,000
per year is now expended by the com
pany for the hauling Of freight from
Watnong into MOrristown and this
will be eliminated when the road is
completed.
Residents OF Mendham are agitatlne
the leasing OF the road by the Morris
County Traction CO. and the running
OF cars between MOrristown and Mend
ham.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-11-22
OBITUARY.
WILLIAM s. HALLIDAY.

William Sterling Halliday died at
his home on Early street this morning
after long illness. Mr.. Halliday was
born in New Vernon, N. j., in 1916.
His father was an official of the old
M. & E. railroad Mr.. Halliday began
his business career as clerk in the
dry goods store Of Broadwell s. Corwin
in this town. just after attaining
his majority he went with the Com
mpnipaw Coal Co. and for years was
associated with that company and the
Hoboken Coal Co. He retired from
active business life a few years ago.
Mr.. Halliday was interested in civic
affairs of Morristown but though often
importuned to accept public Office had
always declined. He was member
of the board Of directors Of the Nor
ristown Civic association and of the
First Presbyterian church. He leaves
a widow, son and daughter.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-11-22

The Friday Evening club will have
as its guest, Friday evening, Novem-
Der 18th, Judge Ben B. Lindsey. of the
Juvenile Court, Denver, Colorado.
Judge Lindsey needs no introduction
his work has made him national
figure. The club considers itself very
fortunate In getting Judge Lindsey
for this season, as many attempts have
been made to secure him during past
seasons without success. Judge Lind
sey does not benefit pecuniarally from
his lecture tours; all money over his
expenses going to aid his work among
his Juvenile friends, as he calls them.
Any one, not a member of the club,
wishing to hear Judge Lindsey may
apply for membership in the club to
D. F. Barkman, secretary, Babbitt
building. There are, however, only
thirty vacancies and those applying
first will, Of course, be considered first.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-11-22
PERSONAL ITEMS.

Charles Staff has beeh visiting
friends in Peapack.
George Ralston has been visiting
friends in Brookside.
Mrs. Susan McPeek IS visiting Mrs.
W. A. Ward at Brookside.
Miss Mabel Hedden, Of Park place,
is i'll in emorialhOspital.
Robert Clarke, of Washington street,
has been visiting friends in Chester.
Senator Oliver H. Brown, Of Spring
Lake, was visitor in Morristown to-
day.
Lewis Thompson has started the
erection of a frame dwelling on Locust
avenue.
Miss Mary Stevens is visiting her
sister, Mrs. William Corbett, at Log
ansville.
Mrs. Luelia Case, of Mills street,
spent the weekend visiting her mother
az Glen Gardner.
e. LeClerc Vogt, editor of the Nor
ristown 8 Banner is ill at his home
on Prospect street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Raymond are
Inew residents OF Morristown coming
here from Hanover.
John and Edward Oampion have left
Morristown for California where they
will make their home.
Mrs. Peter Dibb, wife of Peter Dibb,
proprietor of the Mansion house, is ser
inilclU ill with nnnunnor1ia
| Mr.. and Mrs. Kenally, who have
been stopping at the Park house, have
rented an apartment on Pine street.
Court voorhees,, a student at Cor
nell university, has been compelled to
return to his home here on account Of
illness.
Mrs. Joseph R. Hoffman has re-
turned to her home ON Western ave-
nue. after weeks visit with Miss L.
B. Smith at HackettstOwn
James Mckee Lewis, of this town,
has been elected member of the Beta
Theta Pi fraternity of Yale univer-
sity in which he is a student.
Miss Eliza Taylor, OF Schooley's
Mountain, has come to MOrristown
and will spend the winter with her
brother and ssIer-in-law, B. Taylor.
Miss Taylor has resigned as super
intendent of Morristown Memorial
hospital and will be succeeded Deem
Der 18th by Miss Mcknight, of the
Presbyterian hospital, of New York
city.
Alcestis," a poetic drama by Mrs.
Alfred Wagstaff, Jr., will be presented
by the Coburn Players, on the after
noon of December 10th in the Hudson
theatre, New York. Mrs. Wagstaff is
a sister of Mr.. Shoemaker, of Con-
vent, N. j.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-11-22

General andHMrs. Edward P. Meany
are at the Plaza hotel, New York.
Extensive alterations in AinW lex
Hall" are in progress.
Mrs. Wilson s. Bissell and Miss Bis
sell will receive at the Morris County
Golf club on Saturday, November 18th.
Miss BisSell is one Of this seasons deb
utantes. M
The box holders at the Metropolitan
Opera house for the coming season in
Iclude Mr.. and Mrs, John Claflin, DIR.
and Mrs. Frederick Fl. Humphreys,
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Kountze, Mr..
and Mrs. j. Gordon Douglas, Mrs.
Hamilton Mckay Twombly, Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur Curtiss James, Mrs. Peter
Fl Ballantine.
AT the wedding of Miss Katherine
AJUerbury, daughter of John Turner
Atterbury and john A. TuckermaD,
of Boston, which will take place at
ST. Thomas church, New York, on
December 10th, Miss Matilda Freiing-
huysen and Miss Beatrice Pratt will
be bridesmaids.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Olcott will re-
main the greater part of the winter ia
M0rristoWn.
Gustav Kissel is i'll in a New York
hospital. He suffered an operation on
October 18th and another on Novem-
Der 9Th. His physicians now hold out
hope of his quick recovery.
Mrs. Phanett 9. Barker is at Yer
non, N. Y.
Miss q. a. Marsh is in New York at
No. 10 East 4lsbstreet.
With the resignation of Arthur Cur
! tiss James, whose home is on Madison
avenue, as commodore of the New
York Yacht club, comes the announce
ment that his successor will be @.
Ledyard Blair, whose country estate
Blairsden' is one Of the show
places OF this section.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philander B. Pierson
and Miss Marjorie PierSon have been
proposed for membership in the Nor
ris County Golf club.
The first of the assembly balls is be.
ing looked forward to. 1t is to be
held at the Morris County Golf club
on Thanksgiving eve. Previous to the
ball dinner parties will be given at che
club. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry f. Taylor
will lave a party OF forty and Mr.. and
Mrs. j.. A. H. hopkins and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederic r. Kellogg also have in
vited guests for dinner.
The engagement is announced of
DR.. Seward Erdnan, son of the Rev.
Albert Erdman, to Miss Constance
Adams, daughter OF the late Mr.. and
Mrs. George HI. Adams, of New York
city. Miss Adams is a neice OF Rot
ert B. Holmes, OF Madison. DIR. Erd.
man, besides his private practice, Is
adjunct attending surgeon to Bellevue
hospital and assistant visiting surgeon
to Lincoln hospital.
The Misses Olmstead, OF Columbia
road, leave Saturday for Hamilton,
Bermuda, where they will spend the
winter.
Mrs. Willard w. Cutler gave a
luncheon at the Tea room on Monday
to party Of six.
Mrs. George f.. Cornell has removed
to New YORK city for the winter and
is at No. "a East 18th street.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-11-22

Competition at ards Is Interesting
at the Golf CInD.

Competition at ards Is Interesting
at the Golf CIuD.
Whist is the rage at the Morris
County Golf club. Three separate
tournaments are under way, each in
cluding fifteen games which are to be
played before December LIST.
In the bridge competition Mrs.
Charles F. Clark has finished her tif-
teen games and has rolled up a total
of 1880 points Mrs. e. A. Day finished
with 1896 and other players, many of
whom are close to the end, are Mrs. f..
A. Henry, Mrs. Abner Colgate, Mrs.
William S. Letchford, Mrs. ]. Morgan
Slade, Mrs. Lloyd Saltus, Miss Marion
Swords, Mrs. w. Ledyard Thompson,
Mrs. Theodore T. White, Mrs. Henry
Shaw, jr., Mrs. Ebert S. Kip, Mrs.
Granville NJ, White, Miss Letchford,
Mrs. T.. K. Kills, Miss Eleanor NJ.
Bushnell. Mrs. E. Rush Duer, Mrs. #.
Landoni LHumphreys, Mrs. George
Watson, jr.. Mrs. Frederick w. Mer-
rell. Mrs. Robert G.. Bushnell. Mrs.
Howard Coghill. Miss Marion D.
Beach, Miss Elizabeth N. Little, Mrs.
Frederick r. Kellogg.
Auction bridge, too, has its devotees.
Mrs. George Victor, jr., has finished
fifteen games with total Of 1923
points Mrs. Dudley Olcott, End,
1924; Mrs. Harold N. Hall, 1928 !;
Miss JanejSwords, 1858. Others In
the tournament are Mrs. George P.
Schmidt. Mrs. Frederick w. Ford,
Mrs. Theodore T. White, Miss Marie
Bryce, Miss Marion Swords. Mrs.
James Fl. Mclean, Miss Jane Swords,
Mrs George Henry.
The men are contenderS at bridge,
George Carr Henry, Robert B. Holmes,
Howard N. Hall, James Fl. Mclean
George J. Little. George p. Smith and
A. "a. Vernam being the play ers.
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Wife You are not getting any better.
and l am going to change doctors.
Husband Whom are you going to
get now2
Wife, thought Of Or. Plant.
Husband-He Is on good terms with
DR.. Berry. who comes here now, isn't
he?
Wife Yes. They are the best OF
friends, I hear, but why7
Husband Well, then, want you to
send for some doctor who's tho enemy
Of both. Boston Herald. ~
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Russia Follows American Reports.

The Russian ministry Of commerce
and industry has decided to issue spe-
cial bulletins concerning foreign com
merce with a view to enlarging Rus
sian trade throughout the world They
have been patterned to large degree
after the American consular and trade
reports
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-11-22

ERnlish Favorits Letter Language.
OF 12.000, 000. 900 letters written in a
year BY the world at large 5000. 600, Z
600 are In English, ! 200, 000, GOO In
German ana only 1000 ,OOO, 900 IN
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-11-22

Samantha oh. Zeke amt that mar
velous?
Zeke-Oh. l dunno. Reckon we've
got somethin what kin putt it out.
Aain't never been to Niagara. have We?
-Harper's Weekly.
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Z asy.

Easy.
Say, I've bought a motor car"
"Oh, that explains it."
Explains what?"
I'D been wondering what became
Of your watch and your diamond scarf
PING Cleveland Leader.
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The Morris County Traction Co. is
now operating cars Oh its Boonton line
TO the end OF Division street Of that
town.