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Congregational Stride in Gopar03'
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maro@piQe in &crbinouug NIT Scr
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0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-04
GaDlianicc 5nocfrurcn.

&nterIofcL q. ~ 3. Noi. -
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Der untcr ocn @eirierpuntt lmO beltc
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bobCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-04

&on oceu 9ieubcit bau0t Die gefbaifenbeii
1'Iui iid aus tgen0 einer llriube herbidt. ole
Nludocrlt ucrilopit uno oen NIutfreislunf
beamt 0nnn miro ods ftbipdCbIte Sraun iut
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men niicblen mas beute ais Die ct. ScrnnroS
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ber}uitpllen entordcn lie li gSdbr6eit elm fpiris
lirbea llntperialsSciImittel fir mcnicbIicbe 9eis
oen t1tEuSa)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-04
Stbnler5baftes ltrimirem.
Nerrcn Nnhmah & so.
25. SuIi 1908.

70. Sult 1908.
Serrcn Nnblunh & SO.
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Rui1; bite I'M loortige slniuort
e. .. pubben,
Gb1npaiH, 9lintoibGu., H..D.
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Sine SIaT6e bon J,aoluab'S 9iefoIueut entbdIt
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Gt6idct an 3r Nabpah & Co., Rr. 55, Gin.
strahc, Vep.gprt, iiir ,9ooi Of sIoptee".
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Gin Wiunat Ipdirr.
25. gIusuit 1908.
Or. glnbiunD & Co., WemsgIurf.

AO' sIHBUI IUUOs
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Sd ncbme iett Die f1nfte GIaihe bon Sbrem
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NofIon cuniIItrte, fngte mir, i'd miiife uleiueu
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-04

- Scr neue Gertrog 5miifen Gan
Gonlingo ln0 oen Der. Stootcn lit
GeItern pom oontintonli6eu Gougrcb
rotiii;irt mor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-04

Ger @obnuua scr Gltcrn luttcr cincn
Noltfcu 9(bidlle pcritedt, ouiacnmocn.
Die FoIj5ci lit ser 2nliibt OoB Oo5
aiu0 crmor0et nurOe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-04
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llttnti6e mo SnutSernnfbcIten, giaIenitsinc,
3ndcrtranibet, g8aiIcrfutbt, abiieuuHg oes gsal.
fera. llubeitdnoiaieit oeS Trims, 9rie6ffhe
9rnnfDcit, Albumndrin uuo in alien 5daru, roo
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5en mic oaS g8eibe ciues @ies ooer 5noen fuie
lueBe Seioe, ODER cs Bat Elm frnnfbuftes onufles.
bIiofeS StuStcbcu nno iuciBrn Bone DuitrsgIo.
oenldb, ndh peru Gin pridelnocS, 6rennenocs
Gcii!5l bcim Butilrcn bon 8urcr toabrnebmbar
IT, ltnO G6uer5en i'm Greu5e uno In ben 2enoen.
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Or. =. i. Wuic.
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III ciac iflgrc Wnng - 9luidlt Der Ger.
stnntcu nad)t tic 81 eiaer iuldlrn.
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lial uuo lHuGri0miucuo UcbnuoCiu.
NHir rlillhcn nm Sflrc GnnnidlniI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-04
Or.9o0luQl)'S
ResoRuent.

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New-York tribune., 1907-04-10

CHAUFFEUR; can run and repair all gas
oiene cars: good reference. city or conn-
try; honest. willing cbliging; light coi0reo
man. Call lss Atlantic ave. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1907-04-10
OFFERS PEACE PLAYS TO CARNEGIE
"CollabOrated Upon by Ripest Brains Of the
World Says Promoter.

andrew Carnegie has been invited TO become a
theatrical angel" but thus far has coyly kept
from committing himself. The play is all ready;
All that IL needs is Mr.. Carnegies money, so that
II won't have 70 depend on the public. In the
words OF the promoter. Alexander B. Ebin, sec
fetary or The Universal Peace Theatre Com
pahy' the play lis a love story written around
the Russo-Japanese war, with a strong American
character IN St Petersburg military society and
the Far East as the leading man. II is a true
reproduction" he continues. "of the Horrors of
go, al dS seen IN the Far East, embodying at the
Jd llie IN dramatic form all that America has
uoLe TOT tne Peace Movement of the WOrG. end
York - - hO-N0 O''''' 80 -
IN case that Mr.. Carnegie's dollars refused TO be
t, from MS strongbox by this splendid oppor
- I'm says ne mas more, Just GOoo The plays
tleIe; an we need is money 10 give tNem force.
ne mas written TO Mr.. Carnegie. "As custodian
VI t!e Universal Peace Theatre. | in possession
OF ,Peace Plays. cOllaborated upon by the 1Irest
brains of the world, arrows winged by fancy
pound 10 reach the centre and remain lasting
Monument TO the Peace Movement"
ihen Mr Ebin rises TO this height of fancy and
OF poeSy and enthusiasm: only just think what
d single pay Will accomplish eventually for the
cause or peace. when consider that each and
every night II will be by three thousand
people m each and every city where IL is produced
an over the world. Think what contrast 1t will
De 70 the Peace meetings of the Past, which, like
burning straw on thick ice, were very beautiful
shal be glad to set my time against that of my
respected Friend-Mr. StCad-oT any else
Whom you may select to investigate this matter,
LOT the success OF the greatest cause on earth"
New-York tribune., 1907-04-10
GIFTS MADE IN RICHFIELD SPRINGS.
Captain Halls ChrOnOmeter to Go to Museum
Fine Candelabrum for Church.

Richheld Springs. N. Y, April CSpeciaD-Mrs.
FRANCES King Ward, widow of Edmund A. Ward,
Of tals village, has presented to the proposed New
York Observatory and Nautical Museum silver
ehronometer, used by Captain Charles +. Hall,
the Arctic explorer, during his five years sOjOurn
among the Esquimaus, from 1864 TO 1863 before his
famous voyage the Polaris. Captain Hall re-
ceived the chronometer from the late Augustus
NJ ard, and it sent back from Repulse Bay to
Mr.. Ward who kept it until his death. when it
became the property OF Edmund a. Ward.
Mrs. Thomas j. Crombie. OF New York. has pre-
Sented TO St Johns Church, of this place, hand
wrought brass eandelabrum and pedestal more
than five feet height. BY experts il is said TO be
superior 10 that recently sold in New York for
S.OGe. The gift is in memory of Mrs CrombieS
mother and father, Sara Louise Robson and Abram
Clarkson Van De Water.
Captain William Swift. Of Washington has ar,
rived at his home in this village where II IS hoped
he will be able 10 spend the nine months OF his
suspension from service The recent editorial IN
The Tribune voices the sentiment of this commu-
nifty with reference 10 the charges against captain
Swift, the result OF which is his suspension
New-York tribune., 1907-04-10
RAILROADS.
MEW LERSEN GEMTRAl.

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New-York tribune., 1907-04-10
OBITUARY.
IoHN r. SAUNDERS.

,obn 2. Saunders. president and director OF
Ss.-s Neurer & Co, importers Of precious
as with Offices at No. 65 Nassau street, died on
l-say from heart disease at his home. No 554
- avenue East Orange. n. J. Mr.. Saunders
= norm in New York siXty-four years ago. He
IS one of the founders OF the Apollo CLUB OF
Brooklyn. and a member OF the Montauk Club lie
- se,eral years bary1one soloist in 81. Pauls
- New York and Dr. Tyler's Church. Brook
S ~ lie leaves wife and two married daughters.
~ S-neral viii he held Thursday at $50
~ 5i,ck The burial win be al Greenwood Gene
New-York tribune., 1907-04-10
OSBORNE HoWEs.

rosron. April 9.-Osborne Howes, who has long
-,-,,ineut in insurance circles. and al edi-
.orta writer died to-day at his home at Chestnut
IN RrookIine. from heart disease. Mr. Howes
- Jananese Consul at this port. For thirty years
- yras secretary of the Boston Board Of Fire
Underwriters. Mr.. Howes was born in thls city IN
- IN his early life he was a reporter on The
- vo-l. Tribune and night editor of The New
So -ri-7ees In late years he had been connected
aoiA .he editorial stan of The Boston Herald
New-York tribune., 1907-04-10
INSANE NEGRO KICKED TO DEATH.
Fellow Patients Were Angered Because He
Proclaimed Himself "Son of God"
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune. !

By Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Philadelphia, April 9.-It became known to-day
that Thaddeus Johnson. gigantic negro was liter
ally kicked to death by twenty-five fellow patients
IN the insane ward of the Philadelphia Hospital on
Monday. johnson was preacher. While exercis-
ing he proclaimed himself the ''Son of God" This
so enraged his fellow patients that they attacked
and kicked him 20 death 1t is also reported that
woman patient fell into a tub of scalding water
recently and died from her injuries. The coroner
Is investigating the cases.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-10

Ign. Mr.. Mersereau was born in Newark. N. j.,
sizty-nine years ago. For long time he lived in
9 south Orange, and for more than year had re-
he was head Of the firm of W + & J. Mesereau
company. OF Newark manufacturers Of brass bed
survive him
New-York tribune., 1907-04-10

VINO have been burning midnight on over LneIT IN
cantation-
T. q! h. neni ara c
Then add a Qualitis.
and who have progressed far enough in the Espe-
ranto First Reader" 70 reclte En- Ia mondon
vents sento." are about to test their wings
in a flight.
There is nothing like being UP to the last tick
Of the clock. and to show how well they have got
in their studies they going TO produce an
Esperanto play.
The cast will be made up from the membership
list of the Esperanto Club. of which Professor
Mann the founder. The play is a translation
from the Spanish. but up to date one could be
found about the Midway campus who could set
one right on what the subject matter was.
MS Just Esperanto the only informa tion
that could be obtained.
The women win take part in the production along
New-York tribune., 1907-04-10
a. , HALL,

9, Paul. April s-H p. Han, sixty-fve years Old,
40 Established The St. Paul Dispatch" The st.
D. Globe and The St Paul News died sud
Ssrlv to-day IN a physicians office, where he had
mna for consultation He held editorial positions
81 q .sTbe Pioneer and The Press" before the two
kn,eTs " were consolidated.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-10
LOSE

- = Cr0T .FN. Bank book No. 52e.ota,
- - ~ German savings Bank. IN me - -
q - york corner 18Th ave ana Asl NJ
st. issued 70 Apclonia afrs, h-'l,'l,ly neeo,iating
persons az . no, returned n the nahh
tas - ssi'is Is, cay OF May. 1907. dupiioA'e
vrill BE- Issued.
- - -5-.,-7oo,- No. $50. $50. Bank for
D9sl:-L go ar ave. New York. Fay
sa'l l.s.7,-,ea please return book % oaIlk,
New-York tribune., 1907-04-10
DWIGHT ELLIOTT BOWERS.

rF,v Telegraph The Tribune j
Nsv Haven April 9.-Dwight Elliott Bowers Tor
.a-,, wears an officer of the Grays. Of the Con-
.oc,i~ut National Guard. died from kidney trouble
- .nigbt He was a we'll known lawyer ana club
.o-5be- Of this city and unmarried tie was
M nnlv a few, DAYS and death was unexpected.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-10
CHESTER sELDlNe.

,ri5aletovrn y y. April 9.-Chester Belding. one
=, The foremost Prohihitionists of this state is
so.a He was seventy-fve years old and had been
sn active temperance worker Tor many years
New-York tribune., 1907-04-10
MRS. 7. n. IsMAY.

rondon. April s-Mrs. T. H. lsmay, widow OF the
so,nder Of the White Star Line and mother Of
toSeDh Bruce Isnay. president OF the lnterhauonai
New-York tribune., 1907-04-10
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WHITE STAR LINE From I5 N Per
NEW YORK-Q' NSTOW WN-LIVERPOO
BALIIC Apr 10, r. II; May g. June Is
MAJ Tic. Apr.17. 10 An . May IS. 10 AM
CEDRIC. .Apr19. 10 AM: Nav II. ,June 90
OCEANIC. Apr. "a. 5 Z. n
ItSJ Ton IC- May J. 10 A NJ
CE Lf'IC MAY 81, S.3OA. NJ. June q. J,lIy- Ok
ARABIC July 4. p NJ: Aug. I. Aue. %
tPLYMOUTH-CETER' 'G-SOCTHAMPTN
ICEIiFlt. May 4. II An from Pier I5.NR
l-1tLlIsI+t l-tt- May -. June 10
IkI IONlC-.-. Nav % June 26
IOCE-aNlC -.-..-.-.--. June 5. July 8
N-AIt- IL June -, IuIv 10
New. $4,000 tons: has Elevator
lGymnssium, Turkish Baths ana Band
TO To MEDITERRANEAN VA
FROM NEW YORK
Ri Y Bl-lC. .-...-....- APR. % 10 A NJ
CRETIC. May 8. Noon: June 90. Aue, 4
RONANlC, ....-,....- July Is 8 p ~
FROM BOSTON
ROMANICS April q. ESQ A. NJ June 6
CANOPIC. May Is 2:3O p NJ. June 20
PASSENGER OFFICE. Q BROADWAY
Freight Office. Whitehall Bldg. Battery PI
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% N G T m M and Points in New Eng
iO (U y j W N land. Reduced Rates
FALL RIVER LINE via Newport and Fall
81 65. Newport Fan River. 500 I'rOvi-
dance s. 80. leave Pier 10. y. r, IT. War
ren St week days and sundays. $40 p. NJ
Strs Puritan and Providence Orchestra.
NORWICH LINE via New London. Leave
pier 40 y. l., foot ClarKsOn St, week days
only. L p NJ Steamers Chester W. Cha
pin and Maine
North. Leave Pier 90 z. r. week days
only. 4:OO P. NJ steamer Richard Peck.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-10

CHAUFFEUR Steamer and gaso--
lene cars: repair shop experience, nrst
class mechanic: best reference; six years
experience; go anywhere. Mechanic, 44Z
Myrtle ave. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-10

r. r Tickets. hotel accommodations and
general Information about foreign travel.
Travellers checks good all over the world.
OFFICE. 81 BROADWAY. y. Y
Phone 1870 Rector. Piers. HObOken-
New-York tribune., 1907-04-10

CHAUFFEUR; young German: machinist;
can repair any car. competent driver
soner: references. Anton Schultz. 20 Law
renee st. Brooklyn
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with the men students. The rehearsals have been
g0ng oI on Tor several weeks The date Of the per
romance IS not Vet announced, depending, it is
sald: on the proficiency with which the players
New-York tribune., 1907-04-10

CHAUFFEUR also practical
machinist.- and can do own repaiTings:
best of references. Charles Helm, l5d
Power ST. Brooklyn.
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mILLlAM Z. MERsEREAU.

William T. Mersereau' retired manuiaeturer' ',I
s,ss Yesterday from erysipelas, after weeks III
-. =, his home. No sSS President street Brook
New-York tribune., 1907-04-10

CHAUFFEUR. with private family: good
references. Address Tony ViseOn, COS %
ave. corner 33d 81.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-10

Eur. wishes popition With re-
g. -le party: can drive any American
~ tS.a references. wiling 20 20 any
". q. McEwen, lS2 East esth Sc,
New-York tribune., 1907-04-10

CHAUFFECR.-COlOre experienced and
licensed: can run and repair any gasolene
car. foreign or American: very careful
Charles Jones. isi West l34th ST.
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n v N Fl. & HARTFORD r. r

N. Y. N. II. & HARTFORD r. Z.
Trains depart from Grand Central station,
42d 81. and 4th Ave. as follows for -.
Boston via New London 6 Prov--t{s w.
$ti1O:OO. * 1902 A. NJ. VI ;01'
sxi1:Oi. sXilS:OO. II 800. stila;U<.
sFl2:OO p NJ: via WillimantiC-tsS:Ol A.
NJ 1900 p NJ: via Spfd.-t9:I4 A. NJ.
fil2:OO SI4:OO. s11:OO p. NJ
WOr' ster g Fitch. via Putnam, 1883 z. u.
CT harrington. Stockbridge. LenOX. Pitts
held-f4:54. tS:49 A. NJ. and 1881 p. N,
Ticket offices at cGrand Central station
and c125th St. also at c24S. 100. cl5o4
B'way c2S Union Square. else Fifth Ave.
c245 Columbus Ave. cd49 Madison Ave.
cIC5 w 125th ST.. 2T9S Third Ave- In
Brooklyn. CT Court 81. 40 Nostrand Ave,
$50 R'way.
sDaiIy Except Sundays. SStops at 125th
ST. xStops at 125th st sundays only
fParlOr Car Limited. Has dining car.
cParloT and Sleeping Car tickets also
New-York tribune., 1907-04-10

CHAUFFEUR on gasoiene car: go ans-
where: best references. John AcAvoy.
32l Herman ave, Gutenberg. y. J.
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BOY. IS wishes 70 learn trade good ad-
D., Brooklyn
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~ lCltEH .--Flrst class. single. 50. Albert
silTcke. 20 Piuing ST.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-10

~ite@lsF-Open for engagement; factory
N laboratory. willing 10 start as assist
- y y. Aguilino 343 East 10th ST.
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.ED "D" LINE

ped "D'' LINE
Ie For Ia GuayFa. Puerto CaSeIlo. Cura-
Gao and MaracaibO. via Curacao. calling
also at San Juan. p r.:
S. S. PHILADELPHIA. sat, April l3. noon
8 s. CARACAS. AS........ Sat April %. noon
For La Guayra. Curacao. MaracaibO-
S s MARACAIBO. 80 Sat. April 20, noon
S. s. ZULIA. sat, May 4, noon
These steamers nave superior aeeOmmOdz-
lions for pass myers.
BOULTON BLISS & DALLETT.
General Managers. 50 Wall St
S970 FOR TRfP fP RSEs' P5 EUROPE
Am necessary expenses Included: personal
escort. excellent service. Other tours
priced S29O to $3.50. Frequent departures
during May. June and July. North Cape
FRANK c. CLARK. 90 Broadway, n. Y.
MALLORY STEAMSHIP co.
Tickets 70 Texas. Colorado. Mexico. New
Mexico. Arizona California. Georgia, Flor
ida. Alabama, etc ALL OCEAN ROUTE
TO MIAMI. PALM BEACH. Fla. etc. (Via
Key Westl. Our booklet Pocket GUIDE
free. H II. RAYMOND. Gen. Mgr. l20
Front ST., N Y,
-
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CHAUFFEUR. coachman: thoroughly COM
petent: understands care and operating
any gasOlene car; also proper care handling
horses, carriages; strictly temperate. relia-
ble trustworthy; city or country. +. F.,
Tribune Uptown once. 1864 Broadway.