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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14

@Gae bicSmol obQcichcn. Stott BEL
len miro Ocn @eiudcrn mCbr @elc-
gcnbeit 0cgcbcn, iid) Dem Son5per.
Nnii0cr ST. mibmer. Sir Mitgliebcr
lit ser Gintritt frci. Niftmit9Iieotr
f0nncn GintrittStortcn bel alien Wtit-
gIiCrcrn ionic 9lbcno5 an ser aoiic
5t % Gets a Tcrion erbolten. Nue
bon oiciem Tcrcin biS6cr pcrouitol-
tctcn TcItlidrcitcn crirclitcn iidl itcta
zines Glttcn @Cil,dcS. unb lGBt oicicr
ltmitonO oorouf id)licberL boB oudl
oieSmol sic Nrbcit beS Gomite'a pom
GrfolQ Qcfr0nt icin miro. 5ltmol ocS.
lclbe feline Ntiibc idcltt, INT ollcn Gcs
llldCrr 0ered,t 81 mcr0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14
Before Suit1nSr in Scrantou.

ScruntonE ga. t3. &nmtor.-
Die GupbuS GpiOcmic, Welhe jet
GltOc Nopcm6er bier miitbctc, lit Jest
inter Gontrole. Gic 3obl Der llclcn
Grfrnnfun1cn mG6rcuO Der lcBtcn
Orci Gage bctrilg MIR nod %, Die Der
beutigen 1o0esfGue pier. %n @ou-
5elt iinO p1brehO ser GpiOcmic bier
1854 Eerionen an 5ppbll9 e@rtrlnft,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14

Stir Die Sunbcrtiabr'
fcier Scr II niperiitGt pom
w orpl al 3. - Sn ser lebten Ser
iommlung Der pcrihiebenen Cont.
ten fir bic Gentcnnialicier scr Uni
periitat bon Warplonb, IN melter
ErGiiocnt Gr, Sobn &. Semmeter
Den @oriis fiibrte, mitrbe beidloiicn,
an idmmtlide prominenten Timber.
iitaten Ser @elt Ginlabungen ergo.
ben IL, loiicn. ToS Gonlite fir Mtoi.
Observation-Disclosures bcri6tctc, BOB
422 Nlumncn ibrc SbciInobme al,
Der ON %. Sanunr in Der D@erma.
nio : WGrncrd)or , SoQc" ltottfin-
oenocn Notwithstanding Slgelagt
baben. 8ouuerneltr @orfielo unb
Wtnpor limomis merben sl ser Ser.
lommlunG cin9elo0en ltnb porollS.
llhtltt Aniprohen balten. Gos 9lr.
rangemcntS Gomite fir bieie Mai,
'enper'ommlltn9 beltcbt ans Den $50.
Or. $. 8. @icblcr. @oriibcr, u. Cane
SorcphiQ. Charles 6. Saotler. Orc.
gon Wilton 9crniS, Charles GoS.
pori. iun,. Is. g. MottbcpS uto Sbo.
mos Sell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14
0unt Etopcl aClniicn.

lnrtn b IT, Tcl., 10. &on.
- Ter aili Ser @critc pQQ Elr'cu &
&oncS 40,c0c6artc n,uc 3oQftttcr
oElmlieo" lit gcitcru poap Stapel &c
'laiirn mor0er. Gle lMlic murOe pom
Sri. Nlicct@. GoniQc Gaio uol}ogcll.
Ter ucte SHUTTER lit 1913 6llB lang
uno iiir sen g(D6cmarIc. limo @0m'
lico Sltno beitimmt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14

- Nus Honle. N.-D., miro aenlcl.
BET, 0dB Ser 2ofomotioiiibrer cincs
Ontario uno @cItcrn"- Sradt5uges,
MihaeI WurpDn, luabrenO cr i'll
Sneion. cinen 3ug 5ulanmenitellte,
irberiabrcu ulio gctootet moroen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14
NdtionoI.V anfen.

UWTIIUTT
u1irit Tatipnol 9ant OF Baltimore" 8. @.
gSilcor, GuiGiCr, II S~uutbsStrabe.
r5Ucitr TatiunalsS ant," 432 SiiosBroaoipab,
u. e.. gSaqHer. Raiiirer.
,%,gaeitcru National Sant," g8. Warriott, ca
ibtGr. IA Yiorh- Sltnlps StraBe.
uTruperS Il WiedjanicS' National 9ani."
GhOS. z. W&iuCr. Gnibier, Iorolueits9de GU
tam mo iSnpettesS ttube.
nSbiro National Ynut, Baltimore unb giortb'
SirGBe; Jng mo 9ia6t often.
n1nrmcr5 Il Wierdlants' y~inttpuaI 8uuf,"
SOUTH uHo Yonlbdros StraBe. b.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14

@HF Ter @ittcIsbud).G crein" Der.
onitoItrt onl Gienitog. her 10. Ga.
mar. IN Scr .8ermonio . M1rner.
d)or.Snle" cincn aroben gaa. Son
ser Tbboltun0 cites M~asfcnbolle3
wllr>c wcacn scr arobcn 3oll Ioldler
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14
Ger iltnac Erc9cott lit Gin Sobn boa
Gom. $. Nbbc unO Grbc BON $4,000.
9(us Den 8cridltcn.

YltS Den 0crtd)tct.
3ruci &Iu0ClL in mcIhcn 9rllocr
gcQcn 9rrrocr ouitritt, cinGcreift.
Scboitiun @iotb'a (cItoment.
Ncutc @rNim 0ca Sonuar-
Icrn1tna. &unocrc @crihtsnof.
ridrtcu.
&llina Nruimou illd)tc an Smns
itou i'm @aiiCngcriht Inn Die NbIet.
anna icincs 9ruOCra Wfur 0rnintun
ais &cr1ualtcr oca 9tadlaIica Oc@
Gutcra Scr bciocu @riioCr, Nbrobom
WroimuL 1tod. Sn Scr Eetition miro
unQc0cbcn, 0oB Der Nudlob Dem Slts
pcntarirm Oca neutrality-suspicious.
5uiol0e in pcri6nIibcm GiAcntbum
i'm @crtbc BON S549l3.69 rn0
BrunOcigentbrm im @crtbc Don
$GS,9i3.69 bcitcbc. bob Der mirtlid)e
g8crt6 obcr $4,000 mcbr bctrogr
mofiir Scr &rrpultcr feline Grfldrun8
9cbc.
Scbnitian N0tG'S I e it d
mCnt.
Gem Icitomcnt pom ScboItion
l0tb }ufolge, mcIdc0 I'M @oilcngcs
rid)t beitGtigt murOc, bintcrluBt Der
8crbIi6cnc icin gauges Gcrntogen
icincr @ottin iiir &cb5citcn. 9tod
ibrcm looc ioa Ser Gcftor Der ct.
Midcclss @cnleinoe 500 iiir Oteiicl
crbultcn. Grol emma &uif crbalt
500, ser Sobn Nlbcrt 9t0tb eincn
@rlurO,inS I'M 9ctrogc BON $50 unO
Der Sobn ScboItiun OoS 0eballoe
Nr. tt9. Siio.Goitlc.S trubc.
Ser Rcit oc5 NohloiicS lit 9lcid)'
mGBi0 inter oic &inocr 81 Ucrtbcilen.
Sobn unO @corg N0tb iinO olS Nod-
loBpcrmoItcr %Ncnonnt,
Yru0cr 0Cqcn 9ru0cr.
@corQ Rclbncf reidte ont Sanl-
itoo I'M Noiicn0crid)t cine Yctition
elm, III mcld)cr CT 0as ScltamCnt lei
ncr Mllttrr 9lnnic Hcibncf unfld)t
mcil Oiciclbe iciucm @rllOcr Gom. j.
Gcibned jrpei GrittcG unO ibn nur
Gin Irittel ocS NodluiieS pernlahtc.
Gle &crItorbcnc motipirte IN Dem
ScitomCnt ibre &onOlun0SDeiIc 0os
nit, bob lie ibrcn Sobn @corg be-
reitS IN ieincm @cld)Git mltcritiibt
babe.
Nus ocm 9onferottpero M
rem entlaen
Tronflin Y. @nrrettion uno @eorg
9. &romm, 9cioe bon Baltimore,
murocn ans Dem Observation-Disclosures
cntloIlen.
Scutc @cQinn ocs Sonuor.
! crmin MS,
SIC rcgrtlGrc Nrbcit Ser @eridtc
ninnlt bclltc ibrcn Nniong, lucrn Der
Sonuor. Sermin beginnt. Sm Sri
minolgrridt miro bercitS bellte init
Dem Ero5clliren bon 9lngcfloatcn be
oonnen, m0brenD in Sen iibrigen @c.
riftcn bic Organization Der @eldruo.
renen ituttiir0ct mo nnoerc Sorbe.
rcitilrgcn iiir sic &erbonolungen &C.
troifen lper0en.
incorporation
Gle Is. 9lbbott Company" lpurOe
am Somitog in Der &ecorO. Office oe9
Superior erihts ollrd ". Nbbott,
Nugult ). 9auernlhmiOt, Scnrp
Sein5 M. @regg Sotimcr uno Scnrp
@iQingcr incorporirt. GoS Nftien-
fapitol betrGgt 100000.
9anfctt Ser @roBgci 6 u o.
renen.
Tie Mitglicber Der @roBgcifmos
reren oeS Scptcmbcr. lermins bieI.
ten am Samitog 9lbcno int oGIu5.
Sotel" Elm 0antett, oil ipclhen1 Die
iolQenoen Serren Sbeil nohmcn: q.
Q. Sodion, Sbmonn; @iliom s..
2l,cos, jun, Stills bmonn; George
Is. Silbt @iuiom Reeo, Charles 6.
TobertS, San1cs u. Carleton, Soiepb
S. BOD. @illiam i. @rccbod, Soicpb
s. McGoulep, Nid)oloS @olpmon,
Charles 2. Werritt, Soiepb %. Nc.
8onigle, George u. 9lafe, 8iQiom
2. Sorrington, Sobn ", Soffmon,
SoS. .. Mc9teol, Sobn 2. bridges,
Sobn Stertel, Siouc 8. Sorpcr, @nl.
y, Caster uno 2ouis 9cter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14

Warnlors ltno @ronits0 erfe.
g. Silarrtncr & ebbue, 714-1s gBeitsgatti'
ber Of Commerce.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14
Gnitrr-M nriihnr,,nnnn

acknowledgements.
p9iu1al Sniurauee SO. Of 2iperpopl," Seurb
VI; SSartielo; g@teitoert Mlanneer, .1ol-lU2
p8erinania Seueruerfiteruugs . @eIelihait,"
Baltimore uno glortbsSirobe.
ISN'T. Z. .shadeifrro & 60, 10 uub II gbams
ber5 OF Commerce.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14
0eiGatts=@ egmeiier.

3citun9en, 3eitidriften etc.
She Baltimore gteips &c. 9abto Mbercrpvt.
bic, WtaEa9er, 3ts @eits@erman,Stra
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14

<pieri6micoe ult0 8(um6erS.
5oBn pubcrt, INA I0NmeSsS trube. 6. & g.
gSnlfe 1899
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14
illumination

Eaut SubnruIcu, III giorosGbnrIess Strabe.
&arl n. Nt. Sduft, 12U-t29 2atus9uilbins.
@nitauns SOrb, 26t-260 GaIperts8uiIoine.
g.. Nrt. Srtuani, III EDrosGbarlessStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14

4Allo NNN' ~ W. ~ NfpbiNlANll
len uCrilnOt.
6o(1cn0c3 lit cine t6ciInciie elite
0c8 Su31Ita:
observation-disclosures GolcnOer.
&olel1ourium fir Oo3 So5r 1907. Or
lGutcrlmgen iiber sic tui6tigiten
9lrtcn Scr 3eitrcdnun0cn. aoIen
Der Der &llocu. GItertobcLc. Gie
icitcn mo bcrucglifen 5eIte. 9litro.
nOmliiGc GrCiQniiie. gouCrnre,
gem. 1O0.idGrigcr @it~tfrrnqSfo-
lenocr. 6iitoriidc Gotcn IT,. /. ~.
Iic Gro96oic bon Son 6rou5isco.
&oiicr 8ilGcIm in @ort uHo gilo.
0urtor.
&orl Sdur}.
Gins. Isabelle II. |. ~.
9cutiGc Std0tcbilOcr.
Truti6rN merito1er in 9cllti0(ouo.
Observation-Disclosures.
~llllicre &crbrcbcr Spe5iolitQten.
Ser lteltc Stern in uniercr 6lagge.
S5m 3citoIter Oe9 Sta6l5.
GGrouit Ser Gooc9fGuc Don Gcuti6eu
in Baltimore in 1906.
Stdotii6e Gcomtc m1o @%cb0rocn.
Coroner @nItimorc's.
@o6l Erc}infte DER Stuot.
Observation-Disclosures.
StoOtrutb t9O5-l907.
Wcictlihc 6cicrto0c in M}orplun0.
Stout2- SCn0torcn.
WarplGnOCr uE0 Vun0c5.8 cridte.
9uu0ca. GinDun 9eboroe.
Stuat@- Yiireulr.
Mlu1i}ipul- mo Stuot5luoDlCn 1907
EolijciriGtcr.
Gbcr- NnuOraRcriGt
Mcgiitrirung in Baltimore 1906.
Hi6tcrlun6l 1906.
Stoot5- @cicbgcbunq
Stoota.N eictgcbuug 1906.
Greflttip. @camtc Oc0 StoateS.
2c0i3lotur- uto Stn0tratbs= Iiitrifte.
GongrcBmobl in McrplnnO 1906,
Otuni5ipoluobl 1903. b.
Muni5ipohpobl 1905. ..'ja.
Stnatalunbl 1903.
NbcrOidulcn 0oltimore'S.
SIIu itrntiouCM
Sic Gltincn pom Son Sron5iSco.
Ger ScucrbcrO BON Gan 6ran5iSco.
Gan S"ror}iSco'S Moh3tbum.
Die 9ltrg @obcn5oacrn.
Grin5 @ilbclm in Wotroienflei0ling.
a0niG @ilbclm iob gun5 better.
S6lpB %rimfrnoll.
&iCr &niicr.
Mormorpuloi3 nit Sciligcn See.
Sn ser Misunderstanding ser SoGcn.
5"ollCrll.
9%ilberbod3cit oca OelltiAcn aoiicr;-
punreS. wy
&0Itrr Guropo'3 nobret cure Geilig.
item Glitter.
&nrl Sdltr5 ON George 2ofc.
Die oItc Gci6S6urg in Niirn6erg.
Ser &enferiteg in 9fiirnberg.
ScItinol IN ser &aiier6llrg.
IresOen.NItItoo an Glblier.
&0niglide Soioper in GreSOen.
3ulnger uno Sopbienfir6e in GrcS=
0cll.
Ser Som6urgcr &ofcn.
@imcnolitcr nit Sun9Ierniticg.
HntbbnuS in &um6urg.
ToS Strnbburgcr Wiinitcr.
Gutri5icrbous III StroBburg. ra
Stooen an ser 81.
Gin moocrncr Sodoien.
0eiicn1rrbirnc i'm 9etricb.
9icgen elmer En%n5crplottc. ,-'
Sarllc9ic-@er in IlSollCSne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14

8run0cigcntbumS . aeertcu unb
sSGnoler.
4icrre 6. 9uaau & Nepbeiu, 10 Sft'2eSins.
tullsStrnbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14
GDor pnufrtt.

SpQrs9onfen.
nTentihr Spar.Sant uUu Baltimore" gutatu'
Ilno guItimuresS truBe.
ySt. SnmcSsS parbuut," GdltiutoresGtrabe uno
GuftomaSoulezglOeuue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14

Srll1t-GompogniCn.
,, Baltimore Srnit d 0unrnntle Co.," Gqtt'
able Uebduop.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14

TiCr0egcidirr. Sdbrifanten
Q. 8. Sog Son & 80, 404 t@ermarsSir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14
9ounotcriolicn, Sbiircn,

rQDlllCl1, NQ0ett etc.
Samrs y. Seitcr d 60, 115 mo III, Slos
SreberidtStrabe
0ru, j. Slunu & Bro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14
QcidlenbcItotter.

sanocrs & SDbnc, t70s-17i0 Gurton.I oeuue
ISM. Gnot, gtortbs uno 9rennlpunts4nenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14
YaltiEIOrc's crfabrcnlter NcrDens
Spe,taliit.

WroBarfiee GrfoI9e onr6 Ole mpoerne bbb'
fIIGgtf1e 9ebGrollngsueifa, nerbunoen nil
Der Anlpencung oer beiten betIirifieni6aftliten
ausriiitung, III her Stabt ersitlt.
nibt Sr, Natbnn Serr:au cGnfuItirt bat. Suit'
oerte bon %iriiteten. HaiienICtl b~e3eueen germ
lstHss 2eiltunasIdbi9teit; 81 taet p .. serr
n8cbn NerSte eGbel mir feline GrIeidteriino
bon nleineIi .2eioen; Or. Sernair iarirte mid
polfoinmen In fiint lSo6cn."
iagt:
ST, Natban German bat mir bas 2e5en
9ereitet; ale aloeren Ner5te, Die oeriu6ten,
mir All beIren. bemiitien fib umfonft."
sluberoemt f~trirte 9r. Sern1nu nod tieIe gn,
oere, oarlInter aub Or. Iianit S9Mibt, gr.
t12, GoniplbsStudbe
@arilm foIlte er 5bnert ri6t ebe-'sus beb
fen2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14

S6mltdiad)en lin6 lt9ren. .
%. ). Mtnct, 20 Sft.9aIttntoresStraB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14

&oblcn ltno Sol3.
Senr1 IS. Bon Seine, $50, COMMUNICATION
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14

8forOleibe. @eidGfte.
rGpniuItbateb 2uau &C.," / 9toros@absStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14

IionoS ltn0 Srgeln.
Gbas. 81. eiicif, 8 gior6s2ibertus etrabe.
@ln. auabe d 90, 2Drics@cbduoe, VT. 3tobaI'
Mbcnle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14

Slnggen @dnuler, Nb5ci6en.
cisco Bros, yig. IS. g8eit'2erirotou.St~aBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14

Sledplatten MctdQ etc.
2nun, Gpnfliu g. &c., 1919 9aI0eritonsStrdGe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14

9ompfs un0 @oIier-Sei5urq. p
6. g. efaeGcr, TAP SIts9ombarbsstraB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-14
9oIa nnb &ohIen.
SOFTEN.

SDblen. Gpblen.
Sletne suhfuGler, fret Uun S1ieier, S+.75.
Nr. | bGrte. $500 Gr, 3 SuHDurg $50
Nr. 2 Bartc ..S7.2j Gr. = SuuDurD S7.50
Wr. 3 Burte .Si.2j 9r. 2 Sgtens Val. $50
NuR. .......S7.25 9ir. 3 2Bfeue G,nl. $50
@eidgteo 5idtcubplS, IL Guro $500.
UeiGgteo GideuBpli, y GUro Si.25.
Wiaiugcr d Scbrnnf.
SalpsNiireau mo aoblenbnf; @reitnns iIno
@dpsStraBe. S~ipeiBsguredu: sSlo 3crun Goal
60" Wonuments, ncbe 8aosotrabe.
Gel.: 6, 4 y; 2B0lie 1117-Mio. GourtIano 207e
Qpril20, GDtIt)
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Gopier unb 8apier.S Often.
smitb, StGou 60, 105 unh 107 Sanoeer.Str
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-28
FIFTY YEARS
DEAN M'NULTY. OF PATER-
SON. HAS JUBILEE.
Thousands of Pensioners Attended Ser
vices Yesterday-Will Be Given
Banquet Tonight.

PATERSON. Oct. 2S.-The Very Rev.
William McNulty celebrated his golden
Jubilee yesterday at st. Johns Church, of
which he has been rector for forty-four
years, with elaborate religious services. Al
the Z a. m. mass almost 1000 men received
communion, and a large number of women
and men visited the communion rail at the
other masses. At 1870 the jubilee mass
was read. The Rev. William j.. Carlin was
ce1ebrant, n Fathers Thomas J. Hamp-
ton and JOHN B%otscher, deacon and sub
deacon, respectively. The Rt. Rev. John j.
O'Connor, bishop of Newark, was present,
attended by Father Thomas J. Wallace,
chancellor OF the diocese. There were
many priests present. Hundreds were I'M
able to get INTO the church. The Rev. John
J. O'Rourke preached the sermon. on 1.-THE
Deans Career"
Last night the famous Little Retreat"
conducted by Father O'Rourke, of New
York city, was concluded by a male at
tendance that taxed the capacity Of the
church. Tonight the concluding exer-
cises of the jubilee will a place.
with a large banquet to the dean by the
Entire Nous. a church organization. The
principal speaker will be John p. Holland,
inventor of the submarine boat, one of the
founders of the Entire Nous.
The Dean was ordained in ireland fifty
years ago.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-28
K. OF C. vESPER SERVICE.
Chapter to Hold 1t on the Evening of
Nov. II in st. Mary's Church.

Arrangements have been made by New
Jersey Chapter No. 1, Knights of Column
lbns, for the second annual vespcr
service, which will be held at ST.
Mary's r. c. Church, High street.
this city, on Sunday evening, November
II. h committee have obtained permits
sion for all fourth degree knights to turn
out In full regalia. The military corps Of
the fourth degree viii also be present in
the uniform Of the dismounted cavalry,
under the command of Colonel William A.
Burns. of Brooklyn.
A musical program has been arranged,
and prominent clergymen will be present
to address the knights. The following
delegates make up the committee; DOM
mic A. Walsh, Belleville Council, chair
man; John NJ. Judge, Newark Council;
m j. Mathews, Olive Branch Council;
p. j. Dolan. Star of Bathlehem Council; G..
A.. McCluslSy, Orange Council; c. A.. Nc
Glennon. Kearny Council; d. A. Mccarthy,
Bayley Council; ] +. Gum, Summit Coun-
ell; Il. J. Moran Bloomfield Council, and
Thomas J. Mcguire, Railway Council.
Watchung Council, of Plainfield, made
application at the meeting OF the chapter
yesterday for membership.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-28
-PLAINFIELD Y. NJ. c.. A.
F0RTlETH ANNIVERSARY.
Services in All the Churches and
Speeches by Men of Prominence
Commemorate Event.

PhAINFIELD, Oct. 2S.-In celebration
Of tho fortieth anniversary Of the Y. NJ. c..
A. in this city, all the churches opened
their pulpits t' speakers for the a%ssocia-
lion yesterday. At a meeting in the after
noon VIM. Knowles Cooper. of Springfield,
Mass. general secretary for his State, and
President j. w. Gavett,J of tho local or
Eanization, made the addresses. AT the
same time the Women's Auxiliary held a
meeting for women in Trinity Reformed
Church, which was addressed by r. e.
Ship, of New York.
The opening feature of the anniversary
was a banquet at the Y. M. c. A. building
at which the first speaker was for
mer Mayor Alexander Gilbert, of this
city, president Of the New York Clearing
House. who was the first president of the
local Y. VI. c. A. There were toasts
by President GOvett, William Cooper
Knowles former President w. ID. Murray,
and others,
Those who spoke ut the various churches
at the morning services were: First Bap-
list, II. r Penfeld. Of New York Theo-
logical Seminary; First Methodist, George
A. Warburton, New York, secretary of the
railroad branches; Crescent Avenue, ]. S.
Tichenor. Of the International committee of
The Y. NJ. G. A; Park Avenue Baptist w.
A. Tisdalc, secretary of the navy branch,
Brooklyn; Congregational Church, ]. II.
Sproull, State secretary of the Christian
Endeavor; Grace Methodist, c.. w. Diet
rich, general secretary. Brooklyn; Trinity
Reformed. the Rev. DE-, Il. e. johnson, of
Rutgers College; at Monroe Avenue Metho-
dist. and Warren and Hope Chapels, the
addresses were made by the pastors, f.
e. Robertson, ]. o. McKelvey, and /. r.
Howard, respectively.
The first step toward the organization of
the Y. NJ. c. A. in this city was taken
at a meeting on October 2S, 1867, at the
residence Of Mayor Gilbert. The fifteen
members who signed the constitution were
Mayor Gilbert, ]. w. jackson, Alexander
Wiley, jr., Henry Smith. the late Frank
Marsh, II. Otis Newman, Robert e.
Brand, Theodore Y. cambridge, the late
Elston NJ. Dunn, Judge Nelson Runyon.
Charles II. Horton, C. II. Moorehouse, A.
+. Campbell. the late Randolph STEELE, and
the late A.. t. Shotwell. The association
now has a membership Of IA. It's income
Is $4,000 from members. $1,000 IN rentals.
aud $1,000 In subscriptions.
The presidents have been Alexander Gill
+ pert. 1S67-6S; A. E. Campbell, 1s69-7O; c. w.
McCuteheon, 1915; J. w. Jackson, 1S76-77;
C. T.. Tyler, 1878; II. A. MCGEE. 1873; II.
r. Munger, 1sSO-S4; II. o. Newman, 1885
r. J. Miller. 1856: W. D. Murray. 1Ss7-97;
stephen Cahoone. lsss-1s04; J. w. Gavett.
1905.
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CHURCH HAS JUBILEE.
s~ayreville German Presbyterian Has
Twenty-ffth Anniversary.

SAYREVILLE, Oct. 2S.-Members of the
German Presbyterian Church yesterday
began a weeks jubilee services in honor Of
the t~wenty-fifth anniversary of the church.
The pastor, the Rev. r. r. Stier, preached
large congregation. Rudolph Sitter and
Edward Holthausen rendered a violin duet
and the church choir sang several anthems.
The Rev. DR.. A. Meury, of Jer-
sey City, preached in German. John Fl.
Conger, county clerk OF Middlesex County,
who was one of the first trustees Of the
church, made an, address. telling of the
early days of the organization. There
will be special exercises every night this
week until and including Thursday.
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CHASSIS PLANS REvrvAIs.

wHITEHoUSE, oct. 2s.-Under the
auspices of the Chassis of Raritan the
Reformed churches at LebaDon, White
house. Annandale and Highbridge are
to experience a grand revival, COM
mencing November 10, when the differ
emit pastors will exchange pulpits in
the morning. Services will be held
every evening at each place for one
week. with all the pastors assisting.
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BR1DeEroN CHURCH 100 YEARS OLD.

BRIDGETON, Oct. 2s.-The members
of Commerce Street Methodist Episco-
pal Church, yesterday began a weeks
celebration in honor of the one hun
dredth anniversary of its Organization.
This is the oldest Methodist Church in
Bridgeton. and is known as the Mother
of Methodism" in this section. There
are now five churches of this denomi-
nntinn in
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CHURCH FIFTY YEARS OLD.

HADDONFIELD. Oct. 2S.-Members Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church are cele-
brating the s-emi-eentennial of the estab-
lishment Of the church with special serv-
ices that will continue for thirty days.
The celebration began yesterday, when the
Rev. A. e.. Ballard, who was pastor OF the
church in 1861 and 1852, preached the morn
ing sermon.
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CHURCH BURNS ITS MORTGAGE.

ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. Oct. 2S.-A
rally was held yesterday at the A. NJ. r.
day services. including the burning of
all the mortgages against the church.
the entire amount having been raised
since the present pastor, the Rev. Will
lam B. Grnham, has been In charge.
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NEWARK, N. j., October S, 1907.
Estate Of j. Joseph Spellman, deceased.
Pursuant to the order of George 10. Russell,
Surrogate Of the county OF Essex, this day
made. on the application of the undersigned,
administrative Of said deceased. notice is hereby
given to the creditors of said deceased to
exhibit to the subscriber under oath or af-
frmation their claims and demands against
the estate of said deceased, within nins months
from this date. or they will be forever barred
from prosecuting or recovering the same
against the subscriber.
MARY T. SPELLMAN.
Howe and Davis.
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NEWARK, N. J., August p. 1907.
Estate of Elizabeth Schneider, DECEASED.
Pursuant to the order Of George e. Russell,
Surrogate of the county of Essex, this day
made, on the application of the undersigned.
execrtrix of said deceased. notice is hereby
given to the creditors Of said deceased, to eN-
hlbit to the subscriber under oath or afflrma-
tion their claims and demands against the
estate Of SAID deceased, within nine months
from this date. or they will be forever barred
from prosecuting or recovering the same
against the subscriber
g. LENA q. WALDRoN.
win c. Headley.
Proctor
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s~URRoGAfE's NOTICES.


N. J., October u. 1907.
Estate of Theresa Koch, deceased.
Pursuant to the order of George ID. Russell,
Surrogate of the county of Essex, this day
made on the application of the undersigned.
executor Of said deceased, notice Is hereby
given to the creditors of said deceased TO
exhibit to the subscriber under oath or affir-
nation their claims and demands against tne
estate Of said deceased. within nine months
from this date, or they will be forever barred
against the subscriber.
Howe & Davis,
Proctors.
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT
Notice Is hereby given that the accounts OF
the subscriber, executor and trustee under the
last will and testament Of Jane d. Curtis,
deceased. will be audited and stated by the
Surrogate and reported for settlement to the
Orphans Court OF the county Of Essex. on
Saturday. the thirtieth dav Of November next.
EDGAR F.. BOND.
Dated octobef %, 1907.