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New-York tribune., 1907-05-24
MUNICIPAL HOUSEKEEpERs.
Women of Kalamazoo Tire of Dirty Streets
and Get Them Cleaned

j women only had the task of cleaning the city
streets they would probably oe clean says Caroline
bartlett Crane of Kalamazoo. Mich, and the way
the streets Of that city were cleaned up ny the
Womens Civic Improvement League, of which Or
Crane is member, gives authority to anything
she cares 10. say that subject.
in the first place Dr.. Crane points out III IN ar
uce on Charities and the Commons" women
know how 10 sweep. If a woman would sweep her
house b.. collecting the dirt in piles and ther al
lowing them to stand until they are half redis-
triouted she would be suspected Of mental def
cheney Yet that is the way the city fathers swept
hold Of the matter. and The practice is not wholly
unknown in New York. Women know also, il
they arc capable Of reflection that their heaviest
burdens come from dirty streets for the dirt and
Gust from uIICleaT streets invade the home. while
ne germ infested atmosphere brings disease to
The family. So long this is So. IT. Crane thinks
'lal me mistress OF the house may properly and
reasonably undertake to cyilize the streets and
1ne Nomens Civic Improvement Eeagu" though;
'lir same ihinS. So the members made PROPOSE
tion 10 the city fathers They asked FOR and re-
ceiNcd permission take charge Of the cleaning
OF siA blocks ~ the main business stree. three
months. Then the installed the Warinc system
the salient points uf which the sweeping Of the
plver1ents bE hand with push brooms. tn" collect
wheeled CARRIE. the fixing of resDousbilIt, on the
Individual s"eeper by giving him definite portion
" waterproof Culhj to' rainy days and flushing tIl+
streets a. intervals in the absence OF rain.
The result was clean street cost no greater
tial thdt pI Inc ordlnar; inadequate cleaning and
the people liked il much that they decided 10
establish The same system on three miles pave
ment. Public bodies move SLOWLY however aud
although the system has been IN operation for q
year; lle men nave only just been provided with
hand broorls to sweep Tie dirt on 10 the. sbo,-ale
time tie men have been getting tho dirt an tie
Sh2ye' he best way they could Of them
New-York tribune., 1907-05-24
wEslEYAp's FOOTBALL SCHEDULE.

MiddetowU. Gem. May 2S-Ths Wesleyan root-
ball schedule for next fall announced today
follows:
October >, Vale at New Haven; October 9. Prince
ton at Princeton; October 12. Vermont at Middle
town: October 10. Tufts at Middetown; october &
Trinity at Hartford; November , Springfield Train
ing School MiddletOwn; November Williams
al MiddlstOMn: November Is. Colgate az Ltlca.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-24
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MLEANN EINCS0
A~ySL~Aa0

London paper declares that there is a
decided opening for woman chauffeurs. It Is
further suggested that these operators should
he gentlewonen. The number of women who
cars is increasing, and it is taken To-:
granted that many OF them would rather be
driven by a woman capable OF being COM
panion than by man of the servant class II
is said to be at all difficult 10 learn to handle
motor car, provided the learner has strong
nerves and is thoroughly familiar with the road
There IS little shop in Chicago called the
"Mendery." Everything made OF china finds
its way there. and things as hopeless as broken
hearts come back good as new always p-3-
vided that the pieces have been saved. Vases
glasses. cups and saucers, casts, etc are re-
stored 20 life by the "Mendery" at a cost which
is i mere infinitesimal fraction OF their real
value, and again patrons pay two or three times
the value of cheap little bit OF china for IT'S
restoration The china has Association and
that Is why the two women who run the
"Aendery' believe in sentiment often too II
is fear and not love that brings people to the
"MendeFy and IFS proprietors say that in piec-
Ing together the fragments of a vase, they have
sometimes saved homes that were on the verge
OF being shattered.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-24
BOLD ATTEMPT TO WRECK TRAIN

Worcester. Mass, May "a bold attaalp, was
made ABOUT H:1o o'clock last night 10 wreck
freight train. bound east. under the Heard street
bridge, near Jamesvle Station, on the New York
Central lines number of ties were placed on the
tracks In the shadow of the overhead bridge and
the freight engine crashed into them without tba
slightest et-up in speed The engine was da gel
so badly that had to be sent To mil
the train into the city. The track was blocked
about an hour, but no serious delays were caused
An investigation is being made.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-24
ADDRESS BY THE REV. ROBERT coL,yee

Boston May ZS-The fourth day of the Unitarian
anniversary observances opened to-day with tbo
customary morning prayer and communion ser,ica
at Kings Chapel conducted by the Rev. Howard
N Brown, the pastor of the church TIN, nornir~ -
address at the church was delivered by the vener.
able Rev Robert Collyer, OF New York
The hrst meeting of the day was tho sixtL
annual gathering of the Unitarian Hstoricai g. Sti
clety, also at Kings Chapel. At which Hnnr,. ~
Edes, of this city presided. ''S H.
me meeting OF the MaSsac chuSetts Conventfo,, 40
congregational Ministers followed at thc So. 4t
congregational Church, with addresses h,' .ri III
Samuel N. Crothers and the Rev Albert p 'fs,,Ih'
New-York tribune., 1907-05-24
SILVER SERVICE FOR RHODE ISLAND

Providence. May 23-The battleship Rhode Island
is to receive silver service and a bronze
tablet on June u If the plans Of the battleship
Rhode Island commission approved bv the
Navy Department. The silver service is the result
OF popular subscription. while the tablet is a Gift
OF the state The presentation viii he de nv,
Governor higgins IN person attended by his staff
and VIII he made while the battleshin is at New.
port. " '
Although the table; VIII he officially presented IN
ihc hattleshp on June IL. II will he placed on the
Rhode Island when tho ship reaches ths Rronkiv,
Navy Yard. Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-24
CLEVELAND MAN LOST HIS FIANCEE
Asked Her to Wait a Few Minutes and
She Eloped with Former Sweetheart
TBy Telegraph 20 Tho Tribune !

Cleveland. May % Sherman Tweedy. Of the west
side. has lost bride because of 4 shave. He gave
Miss Blanche Dewey. his fancee, diamond ring
last Thursday and they 10 be married this
week They were downtown together Saturday
night. and Twecdy asked his fsncee 10 wait
Superior avenue while he got shaved. Strolling to
the square. she met Claude Nc Rowe Of Buffalo, to
whom she had been engaged five years ago. After
Il talk they decided get married. and immedi-
atey started FOR Buffalo where the ceremony was
performed sunday
The bride forgot inform her parents. and they
had the entire police department trying 10 find
her. believing She had been kidnapped.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-24
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

The hat that IL truly washable ore is the most
practical of any in lingerie style and has certain
dainty charm that renders II extremely effective
Here is ono that is absolutely simpl, yc: smart
md altogether chic IN effa,t and which can he
opened out fiat and laundered- without least
ciff7cultg- In these days when The young girls and
the young women ali dress alike. IT is suited to
both and can he worn Al any from eight or ten
10 grown Eirhood In th" illustra the material!
is embroidered linen which is trimmed with Ijtt1s
New-York tribune., 1907-05-24
TO STUDY TELEPHONE AND TEIEcpaou

Franz Gutzmann. an engineer in the telegram
service OF the German government arrived bar,
SeSteru''y on 'he iiamburg-A American liner Deutsch
Ltnd. lie rs sent here by the government In st,,,,
' tle oreanzation and methods OF operation ~ NJ
SVsaaPi gnu teiephohe companies of the Vfnita5
states Alter ayr inspection of six NeeLS n
make report to the German goyerpmenr .'e VIII
New-York tribune., 1907-05-24
TO PASS ON. ."

An express box filed with articles OF wearing ap-
parel. shoes. \ toy typewriter. etc, came to the
Office on Nednesdav. without the of tno
donor. unfinished silk work from Mrs. Corelyou Of
Greenwood Lake; mounted pictures. illustrated
reading etc. from Mrs Brdsall. Of Madison ave-
nue: religious reading from NJ f. Hazen: books.
paper dolls and puzzles bought and made by the
Methodist Episcopal Sunday school of BennIns ton,
Vt. please ''shut-n" children.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-24
WOMAN DOCTOR TO TRAIN MEN NURSES

Dr. Lucy Bannister, of Philadelphia has been se-
lected to succeed Miss Mary Anna Clark as super
lntendent of the Mills Training School for NaIa
Nurses, at Bellevue Hospital Miss Clark resigned
9WiI,s t 10 nlmSrenceH she mad with DR. S. II. Arm
Bannster was in charge of the training school two
years ago. She resigned TO go to PhiIadeIphia wv
New-York tribune., 1907-05-24
LIFE SENTENCE FOR PRIVATE

Boston, May 23-Private Edward f. Lang or tho
United states Marine Corps. who last week was
found guilty Of the murder OF CORPORAL Iobr
Quinn. OF .he same corps. was sentenced TODAY ,o
life Imprisonment at hard labor in the federal
PRISON at Atlanta Judge Putnam. of the United
states District Court, pronounced sentence 1h.,
murder occurred at Guantanamo last November
New-York tribune., 1907-05-24
WELL KNOWN TRoTTER DEAD.

Toledo. MAY 2S-Charley FrieI PISA. the rrst
harness horse George II. KetCham. Of this city.
ever owned, died here to-day. aged twenty-eight
years. Old age - said 10 have been the cause OF
death He was the champion half-miler of tbs
world IN his day.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-24

1t seemed though spring had really come
when the generous contribution of flowers from the
Congregational Sunday school Of Westport. Long
Island reached the Office on Tuesday The box was
radiant witl bloom and fragrance The lovelieet
pinks. lunches of pansies and violets bleeding
hearts and bridal wreath, tulips ferns, etc. Twenty
shared in the distribution. and the children
Of This Sunday school are thanked most heartily
for the thoughtfIi gift.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-24
LADY AsHBURToN ARRIVES HERE

Lady Ashburton. who formerly Miss France,
Donneiiy' known on the stage as Frances Belmont
;..IrNeG mere yesterday on the Hamburg Amertc,D
inner deutschland. She accompanied bv Le. '.
sisters, Miss Blanche and Miss Florence tisF
She viii remain here five weeks '''7''S'
New-York tribune., 1907-05-24
GRADUATION EXERCISES.

The graduation exercises OF Mount St Dominic
Academy will be held in New Association Han.
Caldwell, " j.. on Monday morning June L. at
1880 o'clock. The graduating class consists Of
Olive Siles Miller. OF Cleveland. Ohio: Mary Joseph
inc Mooney. Of Newark. :. and Gladys May
Smith, Of New York
New-York tribune., 1907-05-24
DAVID BROWN IN THE VAN.
Leads Field in First Days Play for Golf
Championship OF Massachusetts,.

Auburndale. Mass. May 2S.-Davd Brown or
Lawrence. led the field at the end the first DAYS
play in the open championship tournament OF the
Massachusetts Golf Association. over the links Of
the Brae Burn Country Club to-day The leading
scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1907-05-24
GOT MIXED.

Auce-She's angry.
Eate-WhyH
AHce-He asked her for lock OF her hair.
kate-Weile
Alice-Then. afterward. she asked him to send
II back to her.
Kate--Well?
Alice-And he sent her a lock that wasn't ths
right color.-Somerville Journal
New-York tribune., 1907-05-24
FIELD PREACHING.

l saw each creature in his own best place.
10 the Creator lift a smiling face
Praising continually His wondrous grace.
AS if the best of al
Life countless blessings was to live AT ALI
-Pho~bR t'ar.-
New-York tribune., 1907-05-24
MONEY RECEIVED.
FLOWERS.

Mrs Augustus S. May. president or the Bridge
port Conn branch, has sent her check for S15
New-York tribune., 1907-05-24

At the annual r S S meeting Mrs ". 4 Gran
VILE state president of Connecticut brought greet
ings from four hundred Sunshine workers. and
closed her report 10y saying
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-01-25
&ro6Gsr,caf6aut s6eNen.

9 q + IN # a 5 t. Ger GberFbofs
marf4aG General Der &a0oQerie 3. 9,
WefterfpeQer b. Qntboni pur0e auf Iein
Na9Tu9en pom @~roBber3o9 in Den
GubeItuno periebt, 8eiterneler, Ser
i'm 80. Qe6cnsiabre Ite3t, lpay iiber 40
Sabre i'm beIiii6en 9ofoienit t6Gtig.
Mit Der 8eriebung Der SteLe als
SberF6ofmarihau purbe M}ajor b..
llngernsS ternber9 beauftro9t.
s. toeSbe m. Iuf Der 2ano.
ItraBe ron SeioeSbeim nad 0aten6eim
lit Der So Sabre olte 9einri4 8urt
aus @tIenaA %erfroren. Ser Monn
bate iid auf Der Strube gum G9las
fen nieoergeIe9t.
80 N g.. SIN GiIen6o5n6iret,
~tionSbe3irt Main5 lit iammtli9sn
Gifsnba9narbeitcrn cine Sbeuerungss
outage BON 20 pfennig pro Gag ges
fpd6rt poroen.
SffenbaG . Die Stn0toeror6s
neten bepilltgten 10000 MIart CUR Be-
i4dftigun9 bon Nrbeitsloien,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-01-25
Gffa6- oSot6rineen.

Strab b g. Sn einigen
Weinbalt trsiten6en @emartunqen, bic
Iebte5 Sd6r bon 3cbtrantbeiten am
itdrtitcn gei6d0igt tpur0en, bate mar
bel Der eliaBs lotbringiIden 2anoesbes
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ten. Die 2anoe5be60rbe bat nun bus
bin entiGieben, Dab Elm Grlob Der
Grunbiteuer all9emein ribt ituttfinoen
tDnne, boB jeood oen Gteu:tpfii1tigen
pelfe oarum eintommen, Der Steuers
betrag gang ooer tteiItpeiie "erIaIien
iperben tann.-0er 8emeino,rat6 re-
piQigte 5uuG6it periu6sipeiIe fir Die
0ouer zines Sabres 5000 Wart our
8egiinItigung Der 8erir9erun1 qe1en
ARCHAEOLOGICAL. 9tue Gin So6r IN
StraBburg onIdiii9en Qrtci'er unb
Witglie6er zines 9erufspersins erbals
Ten einen 3ui4uB BON so Yro5ent gum
llnterTtiiBunasiob ibrer GrteitsloIens
interchangeable i'm S06Tttetrage
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men i'm Safe zines Streits.
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Gem 8diIer @ilbelm /. i'm Sabre 1870
am 9orabeno Der S9la9t b:i @rapes
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Safer fir 10000 Wort ungetaufs
tporoen. Ser bis9erige GiSentbiimer
miro ober Biz gu ieinem 2~etensenoe in
Dem Sauie ipo6nen bleiben.
&otm a r. Sic Straftdmmer bets
urt9eilte Den W~einbdnoler @ogel aus
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burf 3u1eBung bon 8utettitoffen be-
gungsn pur0e. gu 1000 Wtart 0elos
itrufs. QuBeroem tpuroe Der Wein i'm
Mni9lagspreis BON 10000 Bis 10000
Wiart einge3ogen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-01-25
Baden.

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mdnnii6cn 0erein tn'8 2eben gerufes
men SanGeI3bohi9uIturIe iino 10 5abls
reib beIu4t, OaB Tdmmtli6e Soften
aus Den Beitrdgen Der 3btilnebmer
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tonnte 0aher CUR G~riinoung zines Res
Ie1oefon03 5urijdgeIegt perO2n.-0em
@erein CUR 9tbun9 Oe3 6remocnGers
tebr$ fir GurlSruGe uao ~llmge9ano
ipurOe Elm itGnOigcr 8eitra9 BON jes
neils 5000 Mart i'm Itdotii9on Dor
onT6Iol au9stpie7cn.-Der erTe 8iirz
germeiiter Garl Sisgriit lit gum Obers
biirQermeiiter ron GdrI8ru6s gepdblt
ppr0en.
Grct6urg. Sm laufeno.n Wins
teriemefer iino an Der lniperIitit 40
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3 Der rtd)t5s un0 itadtapiiIenidafts
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uro 10 Der p6iliIopbiI6en 5atultSt an.
Die 3abI Der SoIpitantinnen tctrd9t
80.
s f II. Yfurrer S6ulers Stein,
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felt 1890 i'm Rei4Stag bertre en- bat,
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nicbt meDr 7te6en uno Derenosn nab
t%penigen StunNen. 8iir5lih Iino iptes
Der einem MiiblenteTiber Ijebcn pferbe
berIoren ge9an9en. proTeKor S6les
gel, &oritunb OeS t6isrbbaieni19en Sns
ftitut8 Der llniperiitGt 6rei6urg, lit es
ieBt g~eIungen, Den 9rant6.it5erreger gu
ent0eden.
Wcitenau. Mcscn 6etriigeris
i6en 8antrotts nur0e Der Nltbijrgers
meiitcr bier perbuftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-01-25

nGeefrieoen" Bel MoriBturg, bic Der
@erein Sd6fii9e @oltsbeilftdtten fir
@ItoRoltrante erri4ten IieB, purOe
e~in9speibt.
9 q + E n. Sbr 1~25id1riees Sus
biIGum f~eierten 0ie r8auBener Rads
ri4ten," Oas amtIide Organ fir Oas
Sd9Iii6e Martgrafentbum Sberluu.
ftB. Die 6dmilte Mon1e be1ibt oieie
Soge85eitun9 bereit5 felt Dem Sabre
1888.
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tonnte Die Gasan1taIt Der Staot &rims
mitIhou iGr 50jG6ri9es 8eIts6en fsiern.
Son Gem @ngIdnoer Sinners Diliguet
i'm M~uftrage oe8 @asbeIeu6tungss
IttienpereinS gu &rimmitI9au fir
37,988 &bolcr erbdut, puroe oos
Wert BON ser Staotgemeinoe gum
S3Gbungspreiie BON 344,5 $40 Mlart
am /. Mai 1895 iibernommen. Den
friiberen gtttiordren brnGte Sic @a8s
onitdlt pe6IeIrO 9, 5, 1917, fogdr
10 9ro5ent 0ipibenOe. 8Gbreno Ger
IeBten II Sabre tonnte Ser Sta0ttaTe
Die Summe bon $4,000 Mart ii6ers
ipieIen fperoen.
Sberrei 9 B a d. 8ei ser
@emeinoerotbSpabl iiegten in Ger
8Iaiie Der 2tnidfiigen bie Srbnunsss
purteien, in Der 8ldIie Der llnoniGIIis
gen ougegen Die Go5iaI6emotroten nit
GROCER Majoritdt. Die biirgerIi6en
Ndrteien brodten es nur ouf Is Gtimz
men.
Of6a +. Cine S9entung BON
10000 Nlort purbe Der Sta0t Oi9aB
bon Setonomteratb g~aoegait iiberwies
fen. Bon oiei er Summe Iplen $4,000
Mart CUR Grri4tun9 eines S%reibetteS
i'm itd6tiTden &rantenbauie uno 5000
Mart sur 9eI4affung zines groBen
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES perpenoet
lper0en.
3 IN / 4 IL. Gire Dame i'm IG6s
itTden Gr3gebirge BAT 100000 Mdrt
5ur Grri6tung eine8 !&eInerinnens
Deims fir Sadien our @erfiigung ges
felt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-01-25
Sre;c StGAEe.

8 a b r q. Sm Sabre 1906
iino ii6er 9amturg uno Bremen $751;
826 PerIonen, 5. T.. 51,955 mebr ais
i'm Sabre 1905, du5gepanoert.-9e Der
Senutor Mut9;es 1T 9eitorten. CIR mar
oaS Jingle talfmGnnii6e Mitglieo
Deg Senats. = 9ier eri9oB Der 49,
jd1rile G6toiier Moous feline 19jGbs
riae OeIiebte WoItber uno Damn Ii6
iclbit, neil iid oas WdoGen bon inn
obgepnnbt bate.
Bremen. Sn Bremen tpur6e cine
MusIteQung rorbtpefioeuti9er aiinitGsr
er0ffnet.-9er 0roBtdufmann Bran3
S4itts fdentte fir 0sn Bremen 9iirs
oerpart 100000 Mart nit Der geoins
eung. DAB ben N~utpHlobiIen oaa Sab.
rem in 6ieiem berboten iperoe.
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