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6Ota an Der spring GroDe aDsnue
potnt. Mls stiitrn Wormittos bic
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rer beerbiss ipurbt, iniSenirtt 1orsth
siatn piiisn Gtanonl. inbem sr Der-
l1iebene W6bsl bemoIirtt. Nsm btrs
beiaeruiensn pOli;ifsn Ehneissr &C.
lang a. non bsftigtm Qompf ben Miis
tbkuhen ~ iiberndltiaeA unb bsi bisfss
Dglsslti Tam Gorttb ~ 6eH uRn
bzn4 f6 ben Iinifn 1uttn6&tI. fcoat
Il bcrIdufis Ho6 bem fdbsifntn DO
fpitoI otbrc4t tperbeH usutte.
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2ebeHsmIee.

Die Gurbige 5a5eI Sing Oon Ro.
328 george StruBs mahte geitsrn in
einem anfaq BON moraliihem adBsns
iammer ben 9erIuh. ihrsm psrfshItsn
DaIsin Elm gnbe gu MAIDEN unb f1a
nit 2aupanum gu psrgifteu. Die Gs@
bensmaOe purbe mad oem itGbtilnsn
Spipital sebraht, no oermtttel't Der
Maaenpumps fis iehr balo auBsr Ss@
teusaefabr ssbraht lpuroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-28

npt6penoiQ lei. gtuf 9runD oteiss
gbatbeftunDes Duros auf antrag elm
itimmta Die neue Organization aIs 81
Refte beftebeno beihloTen. gsdHoem
oomit ale 8orarbeiten fir pas ,3uz
ftanbetommen pisIer 8eretuIsuHg ers
leoiat naren, GuLt Is ben g9eg 81 eli
ner tonititutionsqen Girunolage 5u
ebnen.
Quf QIntraq (G. 81. 8oB) purpe ods
rum beIchlofIsn, bic btstertge GtHthsls
luna in 3iftritte bei3ueebdltsH uHe DE
geituug bss 9an3en in Die 3dno elmer
Central z8eb0rDe su Rgeu, Die aus az
nerr 4rGfes, Setretdr unO ShdBmets
| fter uno nrei 5ruitess beItehen foa.
| Gs ion Elm RDmmittee Durh ben Bors
Iibenoen ernannt perosn, Del6es 1t1
suriid3ieben ioQ, ur Der aoHrsrsH3
gori6lige fir Die Bahl gu uHterbrsi=
ten. Tas ernunnte apmrittee beItano
aus ben gaItpren 6. ". 8oB, y.
Sesmer uuo +. Rnapp. 4Is Die erz
nanntsn 6errsn 3uriidtebrten, rpuroef1
tbre 9orT6IGqe siuItimmtg angeHoma
men. Diefelbeu luutetsn uno srgCben
| bamit als ReIuItut Der 8eamtsupdhl
Qrdies: paitor 9uitao S6miot,
Rcasesport, pa.
Ssfrstdr; gaitor G.y. pefel, Belle
bile. 81.
4 Stabm.: gaitor 8ilbsrt S6miot.
GopiHgtcn. ag.
Iruitees: 9aitoren s.. Saupt, &.
Baum uno 6. u. 9ob.
Baftor s. Rees berihtete oorauf
iiber ous 9eretnspermDgeu, ilter nte
opppelte 4afe uno oeren geitGno uno
tnIpfte oaran ben WunId, oaB etne
| llnterItiiBungstaIIe aegriiunet perben
| mD6te. 9teier MuHfh puroe oann III
folaenoem Qntroqe (GuItup S1mIpt)
einitimmia beriidiidtigt:
geIhlofien, es fol- stn aommittee
ernannt perDsn, pas 9orIhIdge sur
@riinouuo elmer eegenfettigsu Inter
ftuBuuqstaTe ausarbeitea iol, Due
Der nGtIten SabrssperiummIune uus
, terbreitet perpen tonnen. Ous Soma
, mtttee beitebt aus ben 9aitoren J.
| Resg, +. Comm uno u. glemen5.
sSerner purbe auf Qntrag bon G.I.
, Bob be'tlpfsn: Die apultituttou oes
3 alien 9rsDioerperetns gilt ais blnoeno
: bis sur 9lnnahrHe elmer neuenSUHititus
} ton. IieIelbe fol bon Der gentrals
t gebCroe ausaearbeitet nerbeH uHe
: spor 10 8eittg, bab iie, ehe lie Der
E nGd1isn oSabrssper'ammIuns pprItegt
Don ben DiItrttter begutattet lperoen
: tann.
!. geIhlpiIen, fir bic aufnahme neuer
{ 9lieosr gilt biz ouf tpeiteres, fpie aut
. ipnit bic 2oritttution oes prentgsr'
: psretns.
: geThloIien, i'm Safe Der 9ataa,
& Der GteIIung Der 8erlaqsperDa!tel
: nirb bic Gentralbeboroe bepoLlma1'
: tigt, Ra6foIger fir Die jesigsu 8sr'
!. palter 5u erneHnen.
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Z 8aitpren e3iIbert Shmtpt, @rrit BpB
Ii 6. q. Baum unp u. Remens be'tehen
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Ghe.GrlaubniRideine.

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4pe.
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I 9(pe.
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Str,
|Gbarlss aaeliH, AZ. grasisr, 8.
l5ba W. Bates. 46, 1923 RspiOn 4D.
l5am.s 5alep, 40, 9eoria, 81.
lSornh 9. 20. Gents, "a. 500 Wsit
9. 4ps.
}5oispb o. asii.n. 22, 4134 Gang
lamb Str.
lanna WeUluGsn, II, 3413 Spring
9rppe ape.
lGoparD Sones, 40, Rornoop.
lgatbsrine Wibmer. 80. 2346 5isbs
lamb apa
lg3istro Guiouali, %, 444 9ionesrSt.
tTsralics 9onomiHt. 20. 1928 Wal'
nut Ctr.
IWittsa MilI.r, IS, 134O DalnutSt
lgarbara .. aottsl, 80. 2500 5al.
fteab Ctr.
|goiporb 5. 5armepsr, %. 25 Wona'
tern Ctr.
Settle Bennington. %. 1907 oesgI
lGam.rpn u. 2satb.rmun, 26, Sintor
5oisl.
lgteoooxa 1immons, Is. osssl.
lScbn 9aspar acton, 80. 931 Bop
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+ CLAIR Ctr.
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Eterblid3f eberid3t.

eouis gousblin. q. Ghiuisotbe. O.;
SnaueH In Stnebs.
glntcn Dobtli. l, 1917 ncmiltcn
qpenue; QuftrDbrenenisiinonng.
lapreaes Dasan, 65. 1140 On
syrcnt Str; giierenltinen.
Wiuiam MlilIer. "A. California. O.;
Jnquef IN S6nebe.
Gusens Gorrou. 20. 537 Nrooonon;
1ubertulpis.
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lptrben f0nnen. GieIe Nnfiht fpurbe
ieboh bon benz Rintsr aIs fulfh be,
5eihnet.
0srIanst $4,000 fur ihren
0ntten.
Gertrude Gtetn, bic iih am 16.
pftober 1896 nit benz M0beltucgens
geiibsr Riholas Gtsin, go. 813Glari
Gtrabe psrbeiratbsie, ftrengte geitern
cine aldge iiber $1,000 eegen Gaiha'
rins Grone, bon 1718 Baltimore 4pe.,
an. neil oieieIbe ibr ungsblit ben
Gaitsn abfpsnitig gemaht bat. Ste
fibrt an, bab iie BIS Dor aipei sSahren
ais ibr gattt bic 0srtiagte tennen
Iernte, gliidlih NIT osml.lben selsbt
babe. Dieielbe babe Is jecod ourh
9eihense, bic iie ihm iaufte uno ourh
onosrrpeitise WahtnatiuHtn, fertis ses
brafi, bab Stein Il. (aIdserin) Ders
nahldiiiete nnb lie am 3. September
1911 gang unb gar i'm glide Iisb.
Des Dsiieren fiibrt iie on, odb Die
g.rsIasts iid felt spei Sabren in Der
Wdhbarihuft, in frslher iie fuphnt,
| ala frau Giein" ausssseben babe,
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unernarteter 5uno.
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lie Hiepld3 in benz 6auie ibres Sob
mes 6ermdnn in Horpooo itarb, ent'
iiano sipiihen benz 2ebtsren uno lei'
nem Bruber 4Ibert e. einerfeits. TO-
ipie benz gruber gbas. :. Nieolat
anbererieits elm Streit um bas R.ht
ben Qa1Iab, Der auf $1,000 in Der
| Ienolz unb $500 In Grunpeigen
tbum seihdBt ipurbe. pertpaIten 81
oiirfen. ghas. ). Rieoiap mar nam
lid, nahbem bic beiben dnberen Bril-
Der ersldr. batitn, oab iein 4ufent
balisort ibn.H nihi beiannt lei, in
probatesridt srItieHen, tporduf Rid
ter auebers, ba bic purteitn iih mid
einigen tonnten, bic 4nipGltt Gntin
unb Bonbam ais RuhlabDerpaIier er
ndnnte. Titielben fonHtsn ieboh ct
ina $500 bes perIonala aGigenthum
nint aufIpiirsn uHb aud nibt austin
ben, no bic 9,ritprbens ben gstra
beponirt bate.
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bic p.rfonalsGff,ttsn unter iih uH
ibre sSdmilien unb Hihter guther
mar nidht ipsnig sritauni, uIs ihm 9:
FERN s.meloei ipurbt. ouB Die @atti
.. 6trmonn's poreeitern, als lie cine
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fudie, 3ipei gepofiensSheins oe
Brighton German gnnt iiber je S50(
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SaDinss gont unb 5ruft SO. Ibs
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4 term BON Gbas. 8. SHpoer; perion,
n Zen $500; Orunbeis,nihum 5000.
n Wm. ". Roberts iii 5sitamsntspol
!, iirederir bon skreia Robsris ;@run
sisentbum $1,000.
3 Bppnen sinisp ift 9eitamtntspol
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,s Halien $4,000.
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II firederin bon G<rm1nn Wlueae
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mostn an f.ine Gatsin CLARA 90
Ter.
n xaoer Shmit III Ra6labpsrtpali
n bon gbos. Sdisi4er; psriOnali
& $3.50.
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Die A Sabre alte Carrie NspiOns,
BON $40. 1863 State 4peuue, iturSte
aeitern in osm 6auie BON 6rau s.
9elman, SO. 1886 Blair QDenue, ipo
lie nit fyenitertpaiaen befadftigt mar,
aus einem 5sniter oss Srpsitsn StOds
pertes unb trug idpere 8erlesunssr
Dauon. Die 9srungIiitte puroe Hat
b,m itdptifaen 5pIpital ge6raht.
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ssoro Cincinnati 4cpnblieaR Glnb.

slm Grsitag abeno finoet in Wsd@
lenburq's 6aae an Der 6ighlano nno
lluiperlitp apenue unter ben aufpi5len
pes Noro@gineinnaii Hepublican Club
cine rspublifdnifte 1tahenperiamms
luna iiott. Giir quite Reoner III pom
arransementstpmmittee Gorge getras
gen luoroen.
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Sn bsm esitrigsn eriten Spisle Der
pisrtdsigsn Serie 3piihen uniersn
.Rsbs" uno ben gpitonsr .gobHenfrei>
fern" b.oientsn Compton unb WcGean
unfsr Gsf4iis ssgen parots uno Ras
riDptp fiir bic 8eensr. Bomb unb Sss
perpib loiten unfsrs guttsrie i'm brtttsr
Ganae ab uno srlaubtsn ben 8o'tonsrH
nur .inen 2auf biz gum Gnoe o:s
SpieIes. llnI.re sSSugsns muhtsn II
5r.ffsr s.ssn z uno hutten bsibc
alubs ie einen Jsblsr auf ben,
4onto. eeun mar uRisr better Shldz
otr nit brei 5rsffsrH unD mahtsn ga
ks, Withell unb aImsioa js breibafigc
5reffsr. 9i. RIB" gstpannsn bas
Spiel i'm Z. Ganse nit 5 3refIern. Die
linen fiinF Gdufs sir5rahteH. Comp
ton p.rfhentts 4 uno Bomb 3 5rsipdN:
sur l. Bale, s.ssr 4 oes Gsonsrs. unc
Ionoten 8pnp uno 9urbua ie 2 Quft
fiddler CUR gant. 4ls Shieosritte'
fuusirtsu Sobniton uHo gaiun.
Refuttat Der geitrigsH
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S.ut. Raamittas stpsitss Gaitipisl
Der rgoitonsr" i'm hisiigsn 8alparts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-15
GALL hLDRICH
IN! THE PROBE
Former Rhode Island ssna-
Ter Involved With Lorimer.

Springfield, Ill, April 15.-The state
senate committee investigating the al
legged brides in connection with the
election of Senator Lorlmer may ask
ex-senator Aidrtch OF Rhode Island
and Representative Serene q. Payne
of New York to appear and testify or
send their afidQyitS. The committee
hopes to prove or disprove the testi-
mony Of Edward Hines, the Chicago
lumberman, given recently.
This contingency arose as Herman
H. Hettler, president of the Hettler
Lumber company Of Chicago, gave the
committee the glst Of bis conversation
with Hines at the Union League club
on the day Lorlmer was elected. Hines
said in substance hal he was called to
Washington by Payne and Aldrlch and
told by them that the leaders were Ia
favor Of the election of Lorimer be-
cause they needed his vote on the tar
if bill.
Several members of the committee
are said to be In favor of obtaining
from Aldrich and Payne their version
Of the Hines story. The committee is
without power to compel them either
to appear or to make af1davits, but 1t
Is said hero that if they have any In
formation that will aid Senator Lori
mer they will be glad to send 1t be-
cause of their friendship for him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-15
METHODIST
SIMPSON NJ. e.

SIMPSON NJ. e.
At the Simpson M. E.. Church
Easter will be observed by special
program arranged by the choir, the
details of which will be found on
another page of this issue.
DANISH nj. e.
Danish M. E. church, c. w. Ham
son., pastor.
Sunrise praise and prayer service
Sunday 6 A. M.
Glass meeting, 9:45 A. M.
Public worship, 1920 A. NJ.
Easter program by Sunday school,
1870 P. M.
Official Board meets Monday, 7:45
P, M.
Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7:45
P. M.
Meeting in Tottenville Thursday,
7:45 P. M.
Junior League Friday, $3.50 P. M.
Glass meeting Friday, 7:45 P. M.
C%atechism class Saturday, 2:30-P.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-15
LUTHERAN
ST. DANISH.

81. SIfLE HIM . Ian St1'
Easter services Sunday at 1890
A. NJ. and 1880 P. NJ.
A special musical program appro-
pirate to Easter will be rendered
and the choir of the Sunday school
children Will sing two special songs.
You are very welcome.
Notices for Week.
Wednesday: Young Peoples So
ciety will have their regular meeting
with a very interesting program. If
you can understand your mother
tongue, then join our society. We
are doing something good for you.
Next Sunday at the morning SER
vice a class Of catechumens will be
confirmed and the Holy Communion
will be administered.
ST. PAUL'S GERMAN.
Rev. DR.. Jacob Ganss, pastor, will
preach at 8 o'clock tomorrow after
noon. Sunday school at Q o'clock.
OUR SAVIOUR'S DANISH.
Services tomorrow at 1890 and
7:3O o'clock. Sunday school at 2:30
P. M. Young Peoples Society on
Thursday night. Saturday, confrma-
ton class.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-15
PRESBYTERIAN
FIRST.

FIRST.
The First Presbyterian church.
The Easter sermon will be deliv-
cred at the morning service, 1881
o'clock. Subject, "Our Resurrection
Life" Rom. 4:25. 49,,
Miss ~Josenhaus, Of Brooklyn, will
sing. (The special music program is
given in another column.
Evening Service 1880.
The cantata, "The Resurrection"
will be given by Miss Dixon and the
choir, with the following soloists:
Miss Josenhaus, soprano; Mrs. De-
penring. alto; Mr.. A. T. Child, tenor;
Mr.. Fred Briggs, baritone; pianist,
Mrs. Samuel Mason; violinist, Mr..
Carl Klein. program in another
Address, who Shall Roll Us
Away the Stone?"
Notices.
Sunday: Endeavor sunrise meet
ing with the Epworth League at the
Simpson M. e. church.
2.20- P. NJ sunday sehonl
SAB P. M, Junior Endeavor.
GAS P. M, Endeavor song service
for thirty minutes. Duet, Misses
Owens and Parsons. Leader, Mr..
John de Hamm.
Wednesday, 7:45 P. NJ, prayer
meeting. Subject, "The First Meet
ing of the Christian Church" The
Acts, chapter /.
April %, Sunday, baptism of in
fants at the morning service.
The collection for the Board OF
Publication and Sabbath school work
will be taken at this service.
The Booth Anniversary.
Next Sunday evening, April %, a
special service will be held to cele-
brate the tercentenary of the st.
James Version of the Bible. Prof.
John R. Raven, D. D., of the Theo-
logical Seminary, New Brunswick,
will deliver the principal address.
Subject, History of the English
Bible"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-15

~ WILLIAM II. BAWDh.
THE MIRACLE,


In all this great universe in which
we live there Is just one miracle that
Is worth talking about. We are sur
rounded by many wonders, many or
which In times past have been re-
parded as miraculous. But one by
one these wonders have yielded up
the secret they have so jealousy
guarded for centuries, until today,
while we still regard them with Won
der. it Is no longer also with super
stition-they have been taken out OF
the category of the supernatural.
Doubtless all the physical wonders
bv which we are surrounded will
likewise yield In due time.
There still remains to be taken
into account that large number of
phenomenal assoc1ated with the prln-
chile we call life. Here u Wanted
knowledge and skill is baffled. We
may trace closely the processes, we
NAV accurately describe what Is tax
ing place, but we cannot reproduce
them. Here, then, we stand in the
presence of the miracle of the uni
verse, life. What it Is we do o
know, although we know full we'll
its results. The latter, with all the
ether wonders above referred to, are
of the earth, earthy-they belong to
the physical realm. But the former
is of heaven, belonging to the realm
of the psychological.
This is the season Of the year
when we are surrounded by the
many manifestations of the miracle
in nature. The sun Is marching
steadily toward the zenith Of it's
blazing strength, reawakening the
processes of life In all animate ma
ture-the birds of the air sing, the
grass of the field covers itself with
fine clothing, the flowers deck them
selves in fnery, and the trees clap
reminder of the ever gracious pres
ence of the miracle in our midst. 1t
is the dawn, for which we turn to-
ward the east; hence u Easter.
For twenty centuries the world
has seer another meaning In Easter.
1t was at this season of the year
that through a e awakening, OF
which he was the first fruits, Il
who was supposed to be merely mar
was declared with power to be also
divine, to whom the world ever since
has paid peculiar h%onors, perceiving
that he hath been made after the
power of an endless life. All other
men are simply living spirits; He is
the l~ife-giving spirit. Because he
lives, in a sense in which man never
before lived, they also live who be-
lieve enough in him to become close
ly associated with him. 1t is this
greatness of miracle that Easter pro
claims.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-15

Omaha, Neb., April 15:-William
J. Bryan is not the only million dol
lar beauty in Nebraska. Mayor
James G. Dahlman is a close second.
Recently citizens Of Memphis, Tenn,
offered Mr.. Bryan 100000 to re-
move thither and make his home.
Mr.. Bryan smiled his broadest, which
is exceedingly broad, and told the
Memphis committee that Lincoln,
Neb., being Just about the center Of
the United States, suited him as a
place Of residence. He said ne could
get to the remotest part of the ma
ton from Lincoln in about two days
and he preferred to live at the CEN
ter. Now the Omaha Commercial
Club through It's publicity manager,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-15
BAPTIST
FIRST.

Westinghouse on Fayette street.
near High. Pastor, Rev. William Fl.
Dawden; residence, 1913 Gordon
street.
Easter Sunday appointments:
Brotherhood Bible Glass at $50, in
the chapel. Service of worship at
1890, with a sermon by the pastor
on the theme: "When the stone
Was Rolled Away" Sunday school
at 900, in the chapel. Service of
evangelism at 1880, the pastor
preaching on the theme: "The Res
direction Life"
During the week: Everything this
week centers in the mid-week spirit
ual meeting, held Wednesday even
ing-a meeting of the people, by the
people and for the people.
We cordially invite strangers in
cur city and those without any
church home to accept of our Chris
tan hospitality. Those who come
want to come again.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-15

VIII A. Campbell, has offered Mem
phis a substitute in the person Of
Cowboy Jim Dahlman, mayor of
Omaha and defeated candidate for
governor, Mr.. Campbell assures the
Memphis people that if they really
want a Nebraska beauty they can
get Mr.. Dahlman for about $780,
GEO, thereby saving half a million
on the proposition. Mr.. DahIman
and Mr.. Bryan used to be close
friends, but they had a political split
last year, which has estraDged them.
Omaha, it is said. is likely to adopt
the commission form of government
soon, and the cowboy mayor will be
out of a job and ready to accept any
reasonable offer from Memphis.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-15
CHURCH AND SUNDAY SCHOOL ~
~

is the true Church, the only n which
God has ever recognized. Babylon
without it would not be in any
Of the word recognized, and, as soon
as the ~"overcomers" shall have escaped
from Babylon, Babylon will come in re-
.membrance before God that He may
give her the cup of the wine Of His
wrath, and suddenly in one hour her
fall will occur Revelation XVI, 10. 70
the true Church the Lord all along in
timated that their enc is as mem
bers of Christ, and not in earthly or
ga Mutations.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-15
GOOD PLACE FOR 0'G0RMAN.
Both New York Senators May Serve
on Same Committee.

Both New York Senators May Serve
on Same Committee.
Washington, april IL. Senator
O'Gorman OF New York Will in all
probability be appointed on the judi
ciary and immigration committees Of
the senate. These are his preferences,
expressed to members of the Demo
cratic steering committee. who called
on all Democratic senators TO file a list
OF committee assignments they de-
sired.
Senator Root also is ambitious to
serve on the judiciary committee, and
IT is very likely that New York will
have two Representatives IN this i'm
portant committee. Members of the
Democratic steering committee do not
think there will be any trouble about
gratifying Senator O'Gorman's wishes
with regard TO both the judiciary and
immigration committees
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-15
New AIrshIp Record.
seconds

Brussels, Belgium, April 15.-The
cross country asroplans record, with
four passengers aboard the machine,
was broken when Aviator Lanser few
from the aviation field at Kiewett to
Brussels, a distance Of 1fty-four milsa
carrying his three sisters.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-15
MAY DROP SIBLEY SUIT.
Campaign Expenses Of Pennsylvania
Net to Be Made Public.

Not to Be Made Public.
Harrisburg, Pa, April 15.-Because
Of the serious illness of Joseph G. Sib-
ley, the suit to force an audit Of his
campaign expenses in his race for con-
gress last fall may be dropped, 1t was
charged that Sibley spent enough In
the campaign to have made q tidy sum
for each voter In his district had 1t
been divided In thai manner
Sibley was a member Of congress,
with the exception of one term, from
1893 to 1907. He was a prominent
Democrat and In 1895 was a candidate
for vice president. He became a Re-
publican in 1900 and as that party's
candidate made the race last fall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-15
MOTOR RACER KILLED.
Ned Crane Was Praotioins at Kansas
City When Car Threw a Tire,

City When Car Threw a Tire.
Kansas City, Mo, April 10. Ned
Crane, driving a Buick racing car in a
practice test at Elm Ridge race track,
preparatory to his attmept to be made
this afternoon to establish new rec
0rds, was killed when the mbscine
threw a tire and turned over.
Bert Dodge, a mechanician, who was
riding with Crane, was injured, but
not dangerously.
Ned Crane was the holder of four In
ternational motor car racing records.
in 1910 he established a worlds rec
ords for a mile on a circular, level
track by making the circuit Of the
Pimltco track at Baltimore In 81 2-5
seconds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-15
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

The Christian Science Society, Of
Sewaren, meets at the residence OF
5orham L. Boyntor, in West V
nue., Sewaren, every Sunday morn
ing At 1880 o'clock and every We'd
nesday evening at 7:50. All are
Welcome
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-15
EPISCOPAL
ST. PETERS,.

Service at 1890 A. M.

Service at 1890 A. N.
Sunday school, 2:3O, and evening
service at 1880 o'clock.
HOLY CROSS.
The Rev. H. A. l.. Sadtler, head
of the Associate Mission, has ar
ranged for Z o'clock celebration of
the Holy Communion on Easter Sun
day. There will be no session of the
Sunday school In the morning. The
other services will be: Morning
prayer and address at II o'clock;
Sunday school service at a quarter
before 8.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-15
A REMARKABLE SERMON
A Great Crowd at Royal Albert
Hall, London.
Pastor RusseIFs Discourse on
the True Church, Past,
Present and Future.

London, April O.
Again Pastor Rus
sell had q most in
telligent and atten-
tive a u d | n C e,
a NJ o n gst whom
were many minis
tiers of all denomi-
nations. His text
was, "The Church
OF the First borns
tDhOSe names are