New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-03
TWO CONTINENTS
MOURN RIDDER
Truth and Aggressive
Honesty" Keynote of
Berlin Eu1OgieS.

kilograms and letters of sympathy
from all parts Of the United States la
menting the death Of Herman Ridder,
late editor OF the "Staats-Zeitung,
who died Monday. were received yes
terday. They came from noblemen'
statesmen, editors, public officials,
artists and prominent persons in every
profession and occupation.
Dispatches from Berlin announce
that all newspapers in that city print
ed obituaries of Mr.. Ridder, paying
special tribute to his truth and az
gressive honesty.
One of the first messages received
AT the home, II West Eighty-hrst
Street. was from Count Won Bernstorh'
the German Ambassador. 1t read;
"To YOU and yours, as we'll as to the
New YORKER Staats-Zeitung,' ! express
my sincerest sympathy on the occasion
Of this irreparable loss that has be
fallen you all. | will always keep N
honor the memory OF your deceased
fether. held by me in SO high esteem.
The great and just German cause iose'
in him a true friend
Baron Erich Won Zwiedinek. Austro-
uunOarian C<ge d'Afaires in Wash
ington, wired:
NV warmest sympathy on the occa-
sion Of the death of your highly es-
teemcd father, who has always oeeh
,varm friend Of the Austro-Hungarlah
...o.,vct,v ~
Navor John Purroy Michel wrote
"Acccpt my assurances Of deepest sym
natbv" Governor Charles ). WHIT
man telegraphed: "My sincerest sym
patby in your great affection.
Cardinal Farley wired: please ac-
cont EXPRESSION of my most sincere
sympathy on the loss of your 3eIoVei
bneband and father, whom ! ha's
known for so many years and esteemeu
so highly. ! shall not fan TO remem !,
Der HIM in the Holy Sacrifice OF Mass.
"NIav the everlasting merits oil your
fother shine ike star over the
.Staats-Zeitung, leading his success,
sors in the work with steady hahd
through the present serious times
wrote CAPTAIN Franz Won Papen, Ter
man Military Attache ~,
Captain Boyd, German Naval
Attach6, also sent a note OF sympatny
as Aid ex-Mayor George b. Mcclellan,
William Jennings Bryan, Ernestiue
Scbumann-Hein Nine. Marcella Sem
brich Seth Low, Charles Francis NJ u
NV. Adolph S. Ochs and W. I: RelcS-
Others who expressed their deep lie
oret were Prinz hatfield and Baron
Haniel Won Haimhausen, eounsellors
NJ the German Embassy; the Germal
Rod Cross. Hugo Munsterburg, Jonn
n Crimmins. Richard Bartholdt, Cor
rrcssman from Missouri; oscar D
Straus. Nathan Streus William Sgizer'
Charles W. Fairbanks, former vice,
President, and hundreds OF other "e"
The funeral, at which Cardinal Far;
lev will give the final absolution' WIZ
he held tomorrow at 10 a. m u 'hS
Church Of the Blessed Sacrament,
broadway and Seven.y-hrst Street
haywood friend of Mr.. Rider, the rev
George Winkler, Of kersey rehh'
will celebrate a requiem mass
The deacon officiating VIII De .ne
Rev. r. Gilmartin, and the suo-deaSSSh
the Rev. A. Stuart Chambers: me
master OF ceremonies VIII be the new
Thomas Barry. r nil, 81,
Only the immediate fanny VIZ
.on5 Inc services at the home, AT S;4o
a m. Burial will be in Calvary Gene
terry. re-. AcboIis
Edward VI. Burghard, Joseph Frey
Leonard Giegerich. Herbert +; Gunhl-
SON. Henry Heide, DR.. c. j. HeXamer'
Gustaye Lindenthal, Thomas NJ; Mulry'
Morgan J. O'Brien, Melville Z. stone
Ctrana
Edward Percy Howard, president OF
the New York Press Club, mas ap-
nointed this committee TO represent the
club ut the funeral: =,
Ralph Pulitzer, Joseph Pulitzer. 20
ssnh C. Clarke, Louis Cook, Charies
W Price. William y. Penny, Ogden NJ
Reid, George F. Lyon. Jean CharlouiiS,'
Thomas T. White. Jacob AbarDaheH'
William r. Hearst, Charles n. Jonah
con. A. Token Worm, Isaac d. White
DR. o. Watson, Talcott Williams
Emanuel Lowenstein. Robert b. Meln-
tyre. G. Herbert Daley, William +; Con-
nell. c. Fred Crosby, Philip X. Dillon
Edward II. Drew, John A. Hennessy'
John CLYDE Oswald. James X. Priee'
! Ralph W. ST. Hill, CORTLAND Smith'
Caleb II. Redfern, Frank Cadwalader'
F ]. Tinsdale, Arthur Bennington
Ernest Birmingham, David Ferguson
Keats Speed, Henry De Witt Hamilton
Herman Metz and Irwin Thomas.
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