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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-14

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gem #. - Sn Der S%eriommllnG
Der Gommiiiion fir OoS Wonun1ent
fir Die Solooten un0 Wotrolen Der
llnion I'M acknowledgements Oee
Worplono . Snitituts mrroe Der Cut
muri bon giloboller IoolpbnS Weln'
man unb grhiteft &ubolf MOB, Sci
DC Mitglieoer Der Nrdlitetten.Sigo III
Hclu . g)orf, ousgemGblt. Die Cont
miilion beitebt aus Gen. Sobn 81.
Sling, Capt. @m. Stobl, Z. NnguItnS
&. Spomer, Nbmirol Yotes Stirling,
@ell. Nibor0 u. NolucrnlotL Obcrlt
George W. i. Sermon unb Capt. $.
8. Gorton. Sbre professionalism 0e.
ratber muren Die SS. Serbcrt Aoam
s.. q. Mc9teol BON Nelu = 2)orf lno
:. 9. 9toel @pott pon9oltimore. Die
Wiitglieoer Der Gomnliliiou iino cts
tbulioltiid iiber Die @nbl un0 crluor.
len, onb Die muni5ipole 8unIt = &c
1cIlidoit lie gutbeiBcn miro. 0os Mo
mtment, oaS an Wount NoDol Npe,
nabe ocm Grub Sill Eorf, crrid)-
let lperben ioll, beItebt aus einem
bolbfreisfornligcn, p~ierihifigen SUIT
oament, oti Dem lid Der II SUB bobc
Sodel aus ieinitem 8ronit erbcbt.
@ctront miro oieier bon elmer Sron5e.
Grippe, Die bier Observation-Disclosures
S%nionterie. &ouallerie, Nrtillcrie mo
Worinc, ouritelleno. Sn Border.
grltnOe ltebt elm uui iein Sdrpert &C.
itiibter Soloat, benz cine ollegoriida
Sigur GatriotismuS unoertet, oaB
er iein Seben fir oaS Saterlnn0 bin.
geben ioa, mem cs notbpenoig lit.
SSm Sintergruno itebt Die Nlegoric
Warplano'S. Ger Gntluurf muB nod
BON Der muniSipolen aunit-GomnliIs
zion g~utgebeiBen iper0en, che 5llr
Nusfiibrung oeidritten lueroent fam.
Grneunungen 8oltperlellr
@arfielo %ernonnte geltern ben Width.
Murrap Gonoiper ponSarforo-Goun.
IN rno Den ghtb. 0orbon Z. Ntfin.
ion bon Someriet /. Gountp 81 Gbren.
mitglieoern Der SSomestolun Nusltel'
lungs . Gpmmiiiion, Galiel 9. Eret.
tpmon bon S~ilebmon's Sslono 5ilnl
S6ul GommiiiGr fir 8ordeIter-
Gountp, Srping Songrol nno zee
3isbugb BON Curtis Ban SIT Hoto'
ren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-14
Sin SDoesltmr5.
Ger Gii%enorbciter NlfreO Nelumnn
itiir5t 40 SUB in Die Tieie.

Ger Giienorbciter NlfreO Neluntnn
itiir3t 40 SUB in Die Tieie.
Sein SdGOcl poQItdnbig ger,
id)mcttcrt. - Storb fins no0bcr
i'm @oippitol. - Groi I'M StHrj
cincn Witurbeitrr ollf Den Gopi.
Gin l%lnfoll, scr ii6 geItcrn Gormit-
tag 9egen 1912 llbr in Dem sur s3eit
inl Sou bcgrifienen 2ogcrbouS' ser
Sirmo @illiom Gepfin & So. an
SonoDer. uutO gorre.S troBe ercig.
nctc, iorOerte Cin Menidenleben.
Gur6 Dos 9nu9gleitcn zines 6enlter.
6tcttcs, oltf rcn NIireO Nemmom Gin
30 Sabre after Giienarbeiter, Itono,
Itiir6te 2eBtercr pom brittcn Stof,
lperf ctmn 40 SUB ticf al ltho blieb
nit 5cridmettertcm S600cl lieqen.
@ct'm Stllr5 trof er ben u1tcn
ItcbcnOcn 81 Sabre oltcn Soiepb
@ttingcr pon Nr. 1l4O, BLOOMFIELD.
StroBc, &obofen NJ oltf ben
&opf. Or. u. .. 9urf BON 9fr. 51t,
Sonopcr StroBe, Der ouf ieiner
lreppe itonb uno ben 5tur5 nit ali
iob, elite ber6ci uno brodte gte!pmm
nit &iilfc OeS Scrgcontcn SdJltlb
un0 Der Eoli5iIten Woron uno Gen.
nuion pom iiiolidcn TiItrift nuD lei
llenl 9iireoll, BON no aus oerlelbc
nit GttinNcr in Der Nmbulon5 be5
liioli6en TiitriftS nod Dem Solpital
gebro6t mltr0c. Nenman Itnrb etlpa
cine Stunoc lpGter, mdbreno gttins
ger Iid mieocr einigermoBen erbolte.
Ncrumnn por crit fltr5e 3eit in BAL.
tinlore llno bier umbefannt, mesbolb
sic Union ser Structural Sron
MorferS" fir ieine 9eeroigung Sors
&c tro9en miro. Gttinger, Ser ebell-
falls crit eini9e Gage in Baltimore
lit, mobnt IN Nr. 81, Sonoper.Str.
0ur6 cine berubfaIlenoe
STA DIE perlebt.
9lls 6rancis Carroll bon Hr. 707,
Noro+9roabnap, g~eltern Nadmittog
ouf benz Grottoir oes yYrofeiiionol
@%ebGuOeS," Nr. $50, Noro.GborleS-
StraBe, uorbeiging lieB @. 9arrp
bon lr. 1921, Somion.Elacc, ipelder
bel Der nNotional %sSeniter : Heini-
%gungs-Go." ongeItellt lit, cine Sloide
Sal5iGure aus Dem Seniter 6es Clint
merS Nr. 500 bernbfolen. Die Sln.
id)c peruriod)te cine @ltnoe a11 &opfe
nto ser liufen Sanb oes 1~4-jGbrigen
&nnbcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-14

Die @od)tcr sSoftipn bat olldJ crit
5pei Gon0iooten fiir Ben 3rpeitcll
Hotbs5iueig, es feblen nod Die bei0ell
Gonoiooten fiir ben 5ueiten uno brit
ten 9iitrift. Ger Gonoioat I'M or.
item 0iitrift lit Sr. GboS. 81. Gelio
BON 9r. 80, Noro = 8ottcrion.Yorf.
Nlpenue, Der in 9tr. 1886, Nliceonnos
Str, eineS 6n1ie0elpertitdtte betreibt.
Cine I imanus Ser ian nj .
Inn G..
TSm &ntcreiie scr @icoernomino-
ton Oe9 WuDorS IiliInnuS miro bcutc
A6eno in ser .90bmen,Suue" an Der
@de bon @np- uno Ereiton.S traBe
cine MISUNDERSTANDING itottfin0en.
3ic 9iebner meroen icin: gdt6. GbaS.
u. S6irm, Sberit 5. 6ront Supplce,
2eon 4. @recn6oum, Stanley u.
6oub lllo 2ouis WcGim &ineS.
Gan0i0uten anQemel0ct.
Sic tol9en0el1 repltblGtalllld)ell
Observation-Disclosures mel0eten iib
o~eItern I'M 9iircou Der @oDlaliiid)tSs
9ebor0e:
I. Nnr0 Sam. $. 6oulfe, g}r.
941, GbeiapeofcsS troBe;
). Naro - 8eorge Socniel, 9tr.
300, Noro.Geu tral Ipenue;
I. @urO - 9opio Seller, Nr. 53S,
"a ro,@oibington-S trobe, uno @ll.
itop Hbo0cn 9ar. 1926, Noro.8oDz
StrnBe;
20. @or0 - &orrp &. 9ontS, Nr.
BOG, SiiO.Gopion-S trobe;
I. Giltrift - GborlCS q. &elio, Scr.
80, Noro Euttcrion.E orf 9tpenue;
4. GiItrift - Charles $. Seinbc.
mann, Nr. 500, Sin Charles StroBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-14

iNH' Sp'NpN SNlblNbS 49, ~NNN'fN'
tunH, Strobeurcinigun9, @crnifttn1
utl0 Gcrmertblng ser &ilhcnabt0lle
itno 8eritcn fam Die StaOt mobI be.
ludltiNcn. Oenn lie iino sum gr0Bte1
Sbcil ser @~eiunO6cit OicrIid. 2lber
StrnBenbeleuftum8 mo Ser Ser
febrs0ienit iino meiner 2lniid)t nod
in pribotcn S0nOen better aufge.
boben."
3cmotrutcn Der I. Mur0.
Scr II. 0aro Oemotrntiide Glltb"
belt gcitcru Nbcno III 0cm tlcincn
SuuI BON Sbincf's &ule am Norb.
9rooolpop cine 8eriammIung ob, III
meId)er sic Gonbi6otur 0es Srn> s.
9orrD Wobool fir Wupor, oes Srn.
Geo. Y. Numien fir Erdiibent oea
5"luciten HotbS5meigeS, Oes ,Srn.
SorrD i. Sooper iiir Gontroleur llnO
0ea &rn. San1cS IopiS ais Gon0iOot
llnt Die Domination inn 3lpciten 81.
itrift fiir Den 5Tciten &atbS5meig ir1-
ooilirt mllroc. Gle bier criu1Gntcn
Serrcn moren 5llgc9cn un6 bicltcn
9lnipru6cl, bod mar Der Nebeoft cin
GlBcrit "fltr5cr, ga sic HcOner nod
onOeren 8erinmnllungen bei}uluoG,
men botten. &r. Wlubool mar Der
critic 5ie0ner uub Damn iprnd) 6r.
&oopcr. I5n ieincr Nniprodc er.
mGGntc Sr. Soopcr, Oob or IN Dit
Baltimore 0eborcn un0 groBQe5ogcu
ruoren lei mo ocShol6 gang bcion-
ber3 ollf Die llntcritiiBumg Scr Ieno-
trotcn OicirS Sto0ttbcil8 rcdnc. Gr
iebtc Damn n%llScinonbcr, mic cr Dor
bier Sn6rcn nit Scr Wtcbr5o6l ser
0cmofrotii6en Gonoi0otcn Bci6logtn
ullr0C, mo Crillhtc sic NnluCiel1ocn.
i'm MIR nn6 icircn Nccor0 oIS Of
ientlidcn 9cdlntct 81 bcllrt6cilrt.
Gr pcriprodJ I'M Gale icincr @rlu0b.
lllng cine 0cnofratiidc Nbminiitra-
ton ieines GeportemcntS. FrtN0cnt
u. 5. ErcIler fiibrtc in Scr ScrInmms
lung SEN Gorlib uno @r. &oi6un y.
2pnd iungirte ol8 Observation-Disclosures.
Nudj Ger &eriummllm1 fan0 cine
l|lntcrGoItunG Itott, bel mcldcr Gr-
iriihungen ucrobrcid)t lunr0cn. 9ic
@eomtcn 0cs II. @ur0 ocmofrotis
i6cn Clubs" iinb: Nnorcm 8. Ercl.
Ter, ErGiibent; Ho6ert Snpocr, GicC-
&r6iibent; Charles 6rcOcrid, 6inon5-
SefretGr; Soi6ltu e. 2pnd), prot.
SefretGr; SnmeS 9upi3, S6obmci-
G0lporo &oIiont, Tbiirbiitcr;
&erlpnltltngSrotb: Sob. s. EoO9ctt,
$. ". Sodion, Geo. VI. Sobnion
Miforb Sem, 81. $. ErcQcr, &orrp
@bite, Sobcrt Snnocr un6 @iQiom
G%nuobnl.
Seutige &er NJ ngen.
Wobonl . 8criommlulgcn iin0en
bcute itatt in Nr. 2t19, 6nirntornt-
9lpcnllc, ullter Oeu 2Mipi5ien Oes
, Suirmount oemotrotiiden Clubs"
un0 an ser Gde bon Son0. un0 Cant
polcitrabe inter Den @lltipi5ien oeS
oSrioap Sociul Clubs"
Cine 9intbiclrm e Neriommlltng
miro belltc 9lbenO in ser yNectbouen-
an Ser &omorOItroBc, Der
, Mlliif Z Nfooemie" gegeliiber, Itott-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-14

Son etnem Ieger ang e.
griffen. -annie Wfiuer, IA Sabre
oft, bon Nr. 332, Noro . Galpertltr.,
erlitt gcitern Nudmittog 3 llbr bon
Dem Neger 9oo5e @ibion bon Nr.
SOB, Horo SrontItroBe, peribieoene
Shnittpurlben I'M @eliht, inbenl
berlelbe lie nit eincnt @aiicrglaS ms
@eiiht idlug. Eoli5iit Spicer Der.
boftete Den Negcr, iueld)er berite Dor
Hibter Grammar ein Gerbor 81 be.
iteben baben miro, unb brabte Die
Srau IN boS Staot . Soipitol, no
lire G%erlebungen perbunben pltr.
ben.
Ger Etne 8rope ItbIetic.
GIub bot feline Sommer.Gumpagne
mieoer begonnen. Gr b6lt feline Ser.
iomml,ingen in @olter's Gornep-So.
tel itnb I'M s Weilenbous an Der Sar.
fprp : Tooo regelmaBig Wontag
Mbenos ab. Gtdt hei'm &otel bat
Der Club ieinen 9aieboll Ylat, uno
er gloubt in oieiem Sabre Elm Seom
aulommenitelen 81 fonnen, oas es
nit Den beiten I'M 2onoe %oufnebmen
foltn. Sr. Sobn Sitter lit Siibrer
oes ,Seoms" unb nimmt Serausfor-
oerungen bon pSeomS", oeren Wtits
glicoer Elm 0mrfldnittsalter BON 16
bis Is Sabrcn boben, entgegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-14

Gin id6ncs nmb uiiblidcs @cIdJcnf
fir NnacbUrigc lit INNER cine lebens.
grufc photographic pber cine finit'
lcriidJ upllcnbctc Gupic eincs altcn
8ilbes in Grapun, @aiicrfarbc, Del
uber Yaitca. Oh idonitcn Cabinet
bilSer mir ST pro Sutcub.
SnlinS Scbbcl, oeutiher Gbotoerapb,
CO., 321 WorS-W ag.S traRc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-14
Wel0IcnSnnacn

nad Seutiblano "a Gents pro Mtarf.
nod Seitreid 2O1a Gents pro arone.
Torto EXTRA. Sbiffsfarten bon nno
nad 9eutidlono. Meiiepdiie, @ed.
iel, greoitbriefe nno ouslanoiibes
@eIo. Sbep. S. 9iener e &c., PIT
Slt -gaItimore.S trabe. (303-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-14
Gem @eri6tsperfabren

Gem eri6tsperiabreu
ii bermieen mllroe geliern sic 80
Sabre alte Minnie Sites bon Hr.
1903, Guitern : gluenie, Die am Tien-
itag 9lbeno oui Ben Scrbad)t BIN per-
baitet mitroe, cine 9aoenoiebin SIT
lcin. Gin Sertreter ser 6irma g.
Sedt unb Sobn am Siio-9roaopap
trat ais 3elige gegelr Die 6rau nuf,
melhe ibren fleinen Sdugling nit IN
bas Toli5eigeri6t brafte. Sn Or
%mangeluug bon $500 @iirgidaft
mrlBten Mlltter il1lo aino nad) Dem
@ef6ngniB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-14
Scntidcs 8clb

Su perfanien. $3.50 Gents pro Warf
poer APO Marf fir einen Collar.
@ediel nno grcoitbriefe auf ale
Stdote guropa'S. 8eloienounacn,
Sdiiisfarten, &eiiepGlie uno ausl1n.
biides @cIo. Sbeo. 8. Sicncr G. So,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-14
bar GeiTcrt,
Scntid)er Ybotusraph
409-411 Noro.Waa.S traFc,

SVfStnIfN fTftfr.
Tur fir cine furae ,eit.
8 fetritc acknowledgements ituo 1 icbcnserobe5
Goriraii init ietnem 9iabucn fin S3 30.
Bite, adhteit Gle a,i meine Moretle:
Wiar Meiicrt, 409-411. Nurp.W Cab strahe.
(NeS1f.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-14
Souncuaufs uno ltntcrgang.

Sonnenauf9aug. g Il. - Nc.
SonnemnteraanB ...... g II. fl Nc,
NlonOuntcrgang 6 II. If NJ. 2lbenoa.
6lutb ...,.. g II. 90 Wt. Wor9ena.
Illltb. ........7 II. Is VI. IbcnO3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-14
Staot Baltimore.
ltntcrbaltunas . @caiueiICr.

aWtnFt.AtaScuic" - o16e @irl am tbe So
hcrHor".
,SlaucH" - nRdrtco on Der Nrioul Iour"
r@aIetD" 1872 Htce mo &ariou's phuie 0tu
Sulln 9onIpanO".
p6oro'S" r ,Ibc Saunp Mtau".
n6untbnh" - .llUClC CONS Satin.
rHlbunab's" ,lbc grooiall Com.
rYinrnlunb" 49, acitb's &duoeptue.
yNnottprium" - SobH u. &ogels p@ig Gin
MitnitrclS".
n9iciu Mnunmeutal"-o 9auIce SooSIc @irls".
$500" Rprtb'siuennc unO Ent. Strahe.
G1glib goriieluiIecn oreiiirter ipiioer Ibicre
babn.
nNenbuSH,6 unIcruatoriam." 5reitnG, ben
-. 9Rir8, gtd6 mittags 4 llbr, lcbics Nanlnlers
WilltisGun5ert oc5 ,NneiieIsG unrieits".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-14

Gas Siltunls Sidet 1T 1obe5lt
ppuenoet unD miro pielleidt lhon
nlorgen bel Ser @oblaufiidtS BE.
borbe eingereitt meroen. Mapor T.:
Clan SimolulS ols Mapors : Gonoi-
oot, Or. Con-. &. 8rempler oils
&otbs . Grdiioent, George 5. SeIfner
ais GontrolclrS : gunbioot rno Or.
4. :. 2uplls nnb Sanes Carer OILS
Ga~nbiooten i'm L.. reip. 2. SiItrlft Tin
bcn 5lpeiten Hotbs5weig, b%eldiuore11
eeitcrn ibrc gpplifotions Sertlrlfote
fir sic &locirung ibrer Nan1en aliT
ocn rcpublifaniiben Grimaripabl5et'
tel. SIN oritten unb erltelt Ofoof,
rotb@ 9iltritt bate Die 8tnlanllsT
Softion oeiternNa d)mittag nod fellle
G%onbioaten fir Den 5ipelteil Hafps'
5rueig.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-01
CAPITOL INVESTIGATION RESUMED.
Unsuccessful Bidders for Contracts Tell why
They Were Not Secured

Harrisburg Penn. May S1-The legislative com,
mission which is investigating the expenditure :.
Sc 100000 for furnishing the new State caption ~
sumed it's public hearings to-day -.
William Horn. IT.. of Philadelphia. testineu - -.
John II. SandersOn. of Philadelphia, receives -,
contract for lighting fixtures on bid OF =.
cent on the maximum price fixed when . per Ss-
of would have been good pront. - m
George ". ROydhOuSe, or Phlladelpha, "a of
PittSburg, against Payne q co. Tor the - fhat
for the construction OF the Capitol, explained -
he had failed TO secure the contract because ne
fused to sign a paper specifying that ne s,LlUnsI
pay attorney. whose name was not iHe'
S35. 600 for securing the work. 49,. Mill
John Miller. of Pittsburg. member ol ~ ~ Vcap-
Ter firm which bid with RoydhOuse for the - IN
toy contract gave the OF the atISt.H5,r-S
question Richard b, Scandrett, or - Scan-
Miller testified that he had agreed 70 sttHS.t NUT
drett $2OO.OoO for securing the Capitoi cOh''"'
finally withdrew the offer.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-01
HUNGARY RESTRICTS EMIGRATION

Budapest May S1.-The intention OF tle - -
garian government to keep the people OF thls -
try at home as far as possible. has been eHis -
sized by the uncompronising refusal OF ths -
lister OF Commerce. Francis kossuth. 10 -. -
the establishment OF a new emigration Tou.s ira
Hungary 10 South America. by way OF GsnYgas far
italian General Navigation Company appAs1 -"
permission to open the route.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-01
ELEvATING LIFE ON THE FARM.

and clothing of all our citizens 1t supports di-
rectly almost half of them; and nearly half the
children of. the United States born and
brought up farms How the life of the
farm family be made less solitary, fuller Of op-
portunity, freer from drudgery, more comfort
able, happier and more attractive? Such
result is most earnestly to be desired. How can
life on the farm be kept on the highest level and
where II is not already that level be SO i'm
proved, dignified and frightened to awaken
and keep alive the pride ana loyalty of the farm
ers boys and girls. of the farmers wife, and Of
the farmer himself? How can a compelling de-
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-26
MORE BURGLARY "SCARES."
Mysterious v~isitations and other Things
in Bloomfield Faithfully chronicled.

Special Policemen Arthur Charles and
William Mertz, of Bloomfield, are look
ing after the Berkeley Heights Park Sec
ton Of the town where numerous alleged
holdups and similar alleged robberies have
been committed of late, There is a small
in the park, or rather, in Willard
place, just below the park, where Police
man Charles halted for a moment last
A noise followed, a window was quietly
raised and then something afterwards
found to be a pen and holder fell through.
"Well, this fellow is of a literary mind,
thought Charles, as he whistled for Mertz,
who quickly responded, and both claim
park toward Franklin street. They gave
chase. but to no purpose.
Frederick Cooke, a business man of
Manhattan, saw strange lights in a build
ing in the course of erection, near his
domicile. He summoned the police, who
found the painters had been working at
night. They used lanterns. A chance for
q walking delegate.
When Policeman Charles, relieved from
duty, arrived at his home In Bloomfield
avenue near the tracks of the Erie Rail-
road he heard from his brother, Joseph.
who lives In Berkeley avenue, in the
rear. that someone had been trying to
force open the shutters of the policeman's
home. Charles maintained a watch until
one of the towns volunteer fremen ar
rived. There was a holdup, but police
man and fireman recognized each other
simultaneously and that prevented a
miXtlp.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-26
SCHOOL BONDS TO BE
FOR THREE-YEAR TERM.
Montclair Council Reduces Time of
$10s,oo0 Issue-Clergymen Ask
for Higher License Fee.

The ordinance authorizing an issue OF
S10S. 900 of thirty-year 4 per cent. school
bonds, passed last month by the Mont
clair Town Council, was amended last
night, making the issue three-year bonds
at 8 per cent. This was found necessary
because Town Treasurer Stewart was I'M
able to float the 4 per cent. bonds just at
this time. The money is required to pay
for work OH school buildings already being
erected. The Council made the bonds pay
able in three years, with the intention
of ~refunding them at maturity for 4 per
cent.
Samuel ]. Holmes last night asked the
privilege of laying a sidewalk In front of
property on Watching avenue, where sew
eral new buildings were about being COM
pleted. and it was granted. The suit
brought by Joseph Orr against Building
Inspector Jesse FL. Lockwood, to compel
him to issue a permit for the erection Of
a blacksmith shop at II Orange road, was
settled last night by. a permit being issued
to erect the building on the rear of the
lo;.
Councilman Wil3on reported to the Coun-
ell hat since the town took over the col
lection of garbage and ashes November
| last. the work had been done without
any friction or complaint whatever. The
amount expended Nas 81, $50 for the month,
which is only a small amount in excess
of the contractors price. Mr.. Wilson said
hat this also included the removal OF
about 100 loads of ashes which the con-
tractor had failed to move.
An ordinance for the extension of Cooper
avenue in Upper Montclair, from Park TO
Grove street, was passed on first reading
A petition signed by the Rev. Dr.. Amory
II. Bradford and the Rev. Harry Emerson
Fosdick was presented, praying that the
excise license fee be 1000 Il year hereafter,
and that no one be granted a license ex-
cept those whose places are located on or
in the vicinity of Bloomfield avenue; that
said licensed saloons and hotels shall close
at 10 p. m. on all week days, except Satur-
day, and on the latter day at Z p. m, and
that the sale of liquor be prohibited on all
holidays. They say the public of Mont
clair would approve the action, because I
has worked for good in other municlpali-
ties. The petitioners say that IL the Coun-
Gil refuses TO pass an ordinance embodying
the terms Of the petition the matter will
lie agitated next spring even more strong
ly than it was last spring. JOIN r. How
ard prese nted and read the petition to the
Council. 1t was referred to the excise COM
mittee.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-26
THE CHURCH AND THE MAN
old-Time Doctrines Said to Be outworn
at Montolair Dinner.

In discussing the topic THE Church and
the Man Mt the mems dinner of the First
Congregational Church of Montclair In
Club Hall, that town, last night, Nathan
T.. Porter, jr., said that the times had out
grown the theology of the past and that
the church should deal more directly with
the people and preach politics to the young
men.
William B. Dickson advocated the same
policy. and said: you cannot teach now
the old doctrines of predestination, election
and original sin" He, however, believed
that man needed the church.
The Rev. Hugh Black. professor in
Union Theological Seminary, New York,
who resides in Upper Montclair, was the
guest of honor. He said that doctrines
were necessary to the church. A man
could not go on preaching year after Year
without a doctrine for a foundation.
For the life of me- said Mr.. Black, Il
don't know the difference between q Re
publican and a Democrat. | have been
trying during the eighteen months / have
been In this country to find out, and l
cannot find anyone who can tell me"
In speaking of the welcome accorded
he said that a man might attend a church
In Scotland for a whole year and not a
soul would speak to him. He told of a
church deacon into whose pew a stranger
strolled one Sunday.
II could not put him out" said the
was the Lords day; but | took good care
that l sat on his hat"
He also spoke of the conventional John
Bull, of the Established Church kind, who
must be introduced before recognizing
anyone. He had one in mind, he said,
who, when he died, a friend wrote In his
obituary, Religion he had none. but In all
other respects he was a Protestant
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-26
BELLEvILLE.

The receipts at the meeting of the Cen
trail Building and Loan Association last
night amounted to $3.50. Considerable
is being made by the association,
which is less thar a year old. and the
indications are that the receipts will be
more than doubled after the first annual
meeting
The next meeting of the Wednesday
Evening Club will be held at the home of
Mi, and Mrs. Charles Smith. Miss Ed
wards and A. c. Kiln will discuss Car
lyle and Ruskin.
Teams A II B of the Colonial Bowling
Club rolled the following scores on the
smith, 14s, la, 121; Byrnes. PIG. 1856, 30;
Waters, 1873, lis, 1913; Flanagan. 122, 107, los;
Mazza, 141, 100, Ia; totals, 1865, 500, 706.
Team BIC. Smith. 162, 145. 1873; Welsh, 15S,
157, 1889: Noonan. 144. Jap. lac; Salmon, 100,
145, 1919; J. Smith, 121, 1856, 116; totals zoe,
744. us.
The following nominations for officers
of Belleville Council, knights Of Colum-
bus. were made last night: Grand knight,
Andrew l.. Boylan, Dominick A.. Walsh,
deputy grand knight, Charles j. Rodgers;
| chancellor. John A. Breen; financial sec
| rotary, William McGrath; recording secre-
| tary. Bartholomew Kinneally; treasurer,
Dennis BARLEY; lecturer, John T.. Burke;
| advocate, Joseph A. Connolly; warden
John Ochse: inside guard, Daniel Riordani
outside guard, Henry c. Mclenery, Harry
r.. Donnslly; trustee, James j. Neary;
delegates TO State convention. grand
knight. past grand knight; alternates,
Dominick A. Walsh, John Harrigan: dele
| gates to Chapter No. l, grand knight. past
grand knight, lecturer, DOminick A. Walsh
and r. p. Scaine. sr.; alternotes. Charles
Eccles, John Sheehan Joseph McDonough
Cornelius Conlin and Joseph Hoar.
The temporary organization of the lodge
of Elks which Is being formed In Belle
Vile il arranging for a theatre party OF
December 26 for The Kose OF IN
| Rancho" at the Shubert Theatre, New
arb. A committee consisting of james
Haas, ]. It. Seybold and Harry HOFFMAN
Is in charge of the arrangements.
The bazaar in aid of st. Peters. Churci
will open tonight in Parochial Hall ant
continue until Friday night Tho societie
az The church will be in charge of booths
and tables, and there will be dancing eaci
night.
The public schools will close tomorrow
afternoon and will reopen Monday NOR,
in all the schools tomorrow afternoon, an,
the Soho School will have the cantata =
Thanksgiving Festival tonlsht IN IN
auditorium of he school.
Ivan p. Flood. secretary OF the boys de
pdrtment of the Y. M. C.. A., a con
ference Saturday night with III board o
governors of the Township Association
and plans for the winter months We're dls
cussed. A public service will be held 500
I'm the Wesley NJ. e.. Church.
Miss Mabel Hatton. a teacher in tn
Academy Street School, is i'll at her hom
In ~Cochlanville Pa.
Santa Maria Court. Daughters of Isa
bella, arranged last night to celebrate tn
first anniversary of its organization in tn
clubrooms of Belleville Council, Knights o
Columbus, next Tuesday night.