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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-23

1emtfmeS 9beater.
Hperettenabenb am Esxntaa /: ,,9er
arme Sonnthan". Wiaodrs
Meihermerf.

uWinii 9u mein 2iebfer fein4 =.
elm. Welooie BON unpereleihlihsr
Shonkit sisbt iih burh WilDders
krrIites ggsri DER arme Scnatbon'
uno pirb aunii gum Sti4port Der
Sanblung. Sn nelter mobernenSpes
reti. iinb fold muiiialiife perlen ipts
bos Sustt: DAB bas Wdnnhen tans
sen mub, tpie bic Jrauen pfeiien" (Joz
nathan sMpllp), mir lit es nod als
lpsnn es ssitern mar" (Dueii 8anosrs
solbs Sarri.t"), sd bin Der arme Jos
nathan" (Sonatban). ~Seemonnsliso'
(9anoerepln), .ge le die, bus sefpshe
Gtipas" (Moup), limb i'd, elm Jmprss
iorio, tperb niemaIs meines gebens
frob" (QuidIn) bic ipunberfhonen
GniembI.s uno gbore nidt gu nsrsela
fen. R.in, Winoder eriebt iein aes
bar, ,ein Ssear Straub. iein Gpsier
uno tpie lie Ionft nod beiben, be neue
Sperettsn fobri3iereu. Der arme Sos
NATHAN" tpire INNER nod eegekn tptrs
ben, ipenn bic rauftise Witttpe" Idnsf'
begraben unb Der rWolsertroumA ners
rauIdt lit. WillDders Spereiten iperz
ben Bis auf peiteres bic Stonbarte
bieI.s genres Der muEtoliifen ge@
nifI. bleiben. Gin. muitersiiltiseaufs
fibruna bes u4rmn Sonctbon" ipiro
bas bieiiae Deutife 9beater dmSonns
tag aknb bieten. aud finb ole ans
sei6en porbanben, bcB Der 2obn fir
Die Wliik unb ben peripenbeten JltiB.
Der ouf bic ginftuoierung oiefes gro
zen Wertes Nripanbt porben III.
nitjt ausbIeiben pirb. Dos publiium
mub ,serohen" baber. bdb Is einsn
2ederbiiIen si.bt, benu Der gorperiauf
Der 9idets iebie nit Wontas irGftig
Elm unb iIt Elm 10 fIotter. bab bic
| idDnitsn 5Offnunsen auf Elm sdnalid
befebies 6aus btrehtist fino. Vile
aieblinse bes publitums boben poIa
trefflidx pariien i'm .Nrmeu Soma
| than: sSrduIsn 4nssIe Grpne als
,6arriet" sSrduIsin Settle Wiiller ais
.WlpIlp", 6err llIria baupt aIs Ban
bergcIb", Serr Walter ssiiher<Ahten
aIs .auidlb", 6err cams 5oritnsr
als uSonaibdn1 unb ole bic anberen.
besn Grtpdbnung ouf Elm anbermnl
porbebaIt,n bleiben ioa. Gs ipiro noh<
mails borauI bineelpieien. bdB berWors
pertauf jebt bel Otto Fas, Apotbete.
8ine unb Qikrtp Ctr. 8. &. 9beos
balb, Yudbanblung, 1919 Dine Ctr.
unb an Der 8or Offiee itattfinoet.
Yeiteuuns.n follten fir bieie Doritels
lung unhbinst i'm Woraus ssmo6t
iperbtn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-23

@uf benz Spnpen Der ameris
tanii6en 9lrbeiter. 5Doeration in Ct.
Qouis iIt Elm SsIhlub BON GROCER
Wihtiateit our Qnnabme selanst. Die
IpsialiItiIteu Glemente beantragten bic
@infiibrune oss vinouI Itriellen llnioz
nismus". 8emeint iit oamit bic Soz
IioaritGt Ser 2lrbeitsr in jeoem Be
triebe. Sn ieiner prattiiten Wirtuns
1T IS cine GnbpTirune bes Sprz
potbieitreits uno oss 9eneralitreits.
9ompers nobm entIhieoen Stellun9
oaQegen uno ertldrte, oab er lieber re-
fieniren peroe, aIs Iih Die ihpere
9erantpprtlittsit dufburoen gu loIs
len, bic in osm io3iallitiI6en antrdge
Iisgs. 9uraufbin puroe er nieoergez
ftimnt. Damit bat Gpmpers ii6 elm
orobes 9erbienIt ertporbeu. Gs itimmt
Ietn 9erbalten nit benz 9runoiaB
iiberein, ben er bel Der uebernabme bes
9rdIioiums Der Nrbeiterz S0osration
pertiinoete, baB es bas 9sItreben Der
50beratipn lei, ritt Streits gu ertIdz
rem, ionoeru iie nah araften 5u pers
bitten uno iie, ipenn ertldrt, in m09-
Ii6it engen 8renssn gu balten. Der
SpmpatbieItreit 1T stne lln9eredtigteit
udh spei Seiten bin, inoem er Irbeis
ter, bic tsinen 8runb su geIhperoen
| bdben, stpingt, Die 8eIhdftiauna einz
suItetIen. uno Nrbeitgsber Ihdoiet, biz
an Der Streituriahe uiht bas minoeFte
8erIdulosn trugsn. Man tann ben
| SnmpdthieItreit aud nidt eiumal als
tpirtIam qelten lafIen, ba erois nidt Be
nahtbeiligtsn Qrbeiter berbinoert. ben
| jsnissn 9enoTen, bic einen bsrettigter
Grunb gum 4usItuno baben, finau:
sieae unteritiiBungen 3utommsn ~
IoTen. Der 9eneralItreit bstpirtt Ie
oioIit1 cine tief oebenbs GtDrune be!
geielf6aFtlihen 5rtebens, obns, mi
Die GrFabrung oe3eigt bat, Die minoeit
prattif6e @irtung gu beIiBer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-23
Sic GcpDlutipn in Wterifp.

Wie bic 8eridts lautsn, lit Der re-
nolutioHdre ,3uftano in Werito 81 be-
bentIi6sn 0imeniionen ungepadfsn,
ais beren gefd9rlihites Moment DER
llebergans Der sruppen gu ben Repoe
lutionGren eriheint. Wern 0ia3 ii6
ni6t auf bic 9aionette psrIaifsn tann,
bic bislang feline 5erriduft eeitiiBt bos
ben, 10 bat es ben 4nihein. ais tpare
ous Gnoe Ieiner 9ittatur ge.ommsn,
bic felt oreibtg Sabren beitebt.
Gin 4ufitano BON ipldem umfange,
ipie er ith entipidelt bat, tann ni6t
als Der putfd zines ebrsei5isen poIi.
titers ongsieben perben, ionbern mub
aud einen Salt an ben 8oltsmaHen
bsfisen, unb betreffs Der 2eBtersn mare
bic 4nna6me nidt gsre6tfsrtiet, bab
es iih um srperbsloie Wenf den BAN
belt, Die eine Repplution, tpelhe ibnen
9eleeenbeit gum pliinbern eibt, fpius
tommen heiben, bsnr iolhe 8srbdlts
niife, bic iih aus per3Dsifslten D,ouomis
Ihen 3uitdnben ergeben, beiteben Ihon
felt LANCER 3eit in Werito nidt mehr.
Cine Grregung moraliIder Irt bat bic
Ma6en ergriffen uno oieIe ldbt 'itJ
nttt leiht nit WuFFensepalt unterz
briiden. ghatIuhe lit, bab es ihon
felt LANCER 3eit i'm meritaniIten 8oits
gdbrte. Qls Dias por einem Sabre
feline Sheinbeperbuns um Elm neues
prdiioentihafts> >Wanbdt antiinbigte.
mar eriihtlih, bab bus 9plt istner
5errIhaft miibe eeporoen mar unp
ben Gouperneur Repes entIdieben be-
bor3ugte. Gebtersm jeboh feblte ber
Muth, feline geperbung ernitli9 Dor
oem 0olte gu betreiben uno 0ias trct
uugebiuoert ieinen nsuen prGiibent=
fhafts=Sermin on. Das BON feinem
yiibrer DerlaTens Bolt 1T ieboh niht
ipillens, ben aanpT UNI Die 5erItel.
lung elmer tonititutiorensn Regieruns
aufsugeben uno bat Iih benz neuen
5iihrer Mabero ausepanbt.
90 iebr man aud bebauern n,ao,
ben langen Jrieoen Meritos untsrbroe
hsn 3u feben, 10 1T bod taum su be-
Itreiten, bab Elm folder GuFitanb fri
Der ober ipdter iid sinitsllsn muBte.
Wan fann ibn iogar uls eine Rotbpens
bisteit beseihnen. 0a 9ias Elm hohe
bstaster Mann 1T, 10 1T iein Nbleben
nur bic Grage etner febr nahn 3eit,
unb es muBte Dorgeforgt tperben, bab
bic Dittatur nod Dor ieinem 1obe su
Gube tam, bu fouit tpirtli4es unbeil
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-23
su stlten. oIs fir pubis unb amiifant
Dds iii unfer Gbid.1

3u selien. alS fiir pubis unb amiiidnt.
Dds lit nnfer gbid.'
limb nun troten bic lf0n dngetkioes
ten mdieftdtifHen ober liib ldHeinben
Mlannequins cine mad ber anbtren IN
2 bis 5000 15rancs : 1oiletten auf.
eriibten in bosDumenmeer bintin. bei'
fen Weleni0pfe fidb iiberan hobtn,
iponbten iih einmaI nah redis unD
nah Iinis, BON ipeaen bes profiIs, unb
entihliipfien, ben Beihnnern niht piel
3sit ldHenb, bic Riidenieite ~ fubits
rem, benn fonit fdme man ia niht IN
bic aaufiaIons. Mfiftinsustts Nus
IaTIunaen unb Der fliintiae Bid ouf
bic Nbseianbtinnen bes Gbids batten
seniist. 3ebens unb 0enidperreniuns
gen batien ibr 6ohftes seieiffet, Is mar
ipirilin niht did. in bitfer Olntbs
bibe 5u bleiben. aIfo, obne basgnbe
Der nod nit aIlerlei hiden 0ortr1sen
aeipiirsten 0oriteIung db5utpoyten,
binaus in bic Cuff. Dd itonben nod
Sunbert. BON Jrauen. bic bos Ceffs
nen Der pforten burh Dorseitis forts
esbenbe geiuher eripdbien, I'm beren
bolb abeenubte Gintritts.arten 3u ers
bitten. 2lui bic meiner pesleiterin
uno bic bon mir Itiirsten iih 3ebn in
ben aliiknben Sdal. 5iekrnbe Oes
fichter poG WiTensorans unb Sebbes
gier beitiirmien uns NIT 5rasen: ~Gts
&C kau, Wnbame2" Wie Duritise on
elmer QueIle, ipie bunsrise Dor einsm
gdderlaben. fparteten fie gieris auf
fy;The,,H Eh;1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-23
rs ! | d.1
Bon Anna SuIss GATE.

paris, Z. Nop.
Die Greitage iino bic .jours dies"
Der parilerin uno am Jreitng ipnrs,
an einem triiben, naFen Nopsmbers
Hahmi.tag. ala iih bic puriferinnen
in Der suIbselbsn 9onbouniers oes
.1btaters Jemino" in ben Champs
glpIees pereinten. I'm Sipei 8ortrdge
iiber ben gbid au h0ren. Dit 0Dr<
iibsrsebenben franten ith. Oh Is Elm
i}ransntonsreb Tel, cine Dnmenmobis
iiiotion. aIs iie bisfen Mufmurih
fhlunter. tpeibIiHer geiiulteH IN ems
gen Gumnlt< unb MiInsfu!ierulen mil
breiten plnteaus ober 8abemiiben unb
9urbunen auf ben R0pfen ii4 bsr ben
porten BON .sJemina. duinmmeln
fosen. DulgGr f4nur3eube 1Gri'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-23

ct in England iiberfiibrt porben 1T,
Bat man dusfhlieblih oem Rihter gu
banten. @ir Iasen ausbriidlid bans
Ten, neil es cine onertennenslpertbe
Shat 1T, sinen brutalen MDrber
Der peroientsn Strafe su uberlieiern.
gead benz in Gnslanb iiblihen Spltem
bebt Der Ridtsr in feiner Belehruns
an oie 8eIhlporenen bic ipthtio'ten
Quntte bes 9etpeismaterials krpor
uno fii6rt an, mas eegen ben Ingss
tloeten uno fir ben glnsetIastsn
1prtht. 9as lit fir bic @efdporenen
cine srobe Silfe, ba lie bierburh elns
Rihtihnur in bem 2abprtntb Der 3sus
eenausiaeen baben. Dieie MhtIdnur
tDnnen bic 8eidpprenen iit in ben
ielteniten 5dusn felber beriteuen, oo
biersu cine llebuns sebDrt, Die Der
2ais niht beiibt. Sn ben ameritants
iden Morbproaeien gefdisbt oues,
nm bic 9sihporenen gu pertpirrsn'
Der 9ertbeibiser Itellt ben 5a(l bar,
pie ss isinen SntereHen angeme1en 1T,
uno Der StdatsanfpaIt tbut ods 9lsls
DE. Gs feblt, ipie in England, Der
unparteiiI6s Rihter, Der Der Surp be-
bilfli1 lit, bas Wabre bon benz 5als
iden, oas WeIentlihe bon BEN
unpeIentliden gu ionoern. Wenr
unieren Rittern Die eleihe Iutoritdi
perlieben pGre, piiroen Die Woroprc'
ssfe ni6t einen fold enttdul6enoer
9erlauT nebren, ME es jebt Die He9el
! IN
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-23
Sic Epmpbsnie Qsnierie

Der Gins.lpersauf Der Sise fir bic
Spmpbonie,onserie nimmt beuie bel
Der gburh Bein!amp 60. an Weit
gi.rter Strabe ieiHen Anfans. Der
gcrpertauf psripri4t ouBsrorbentti4
ress su perbsn, ipie aus ben sablreis
den anfragen Su idlisBen III. bic Elm.
selaufen iinb. Das eri.e aonSert
finbet am Grsiias gfahmi.tns NIT
Jran Stumann 5eiut als Goliisin
fta!t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-23
Mittmud,, Den %. IDpenbcr l9,o
Sn Vep 0ort bat Elm Rt6ter

Sn gep Dort bat stn Ht1te1
ntidieoen, oub per iein 9ermogsn IN
Mau Street oerltert, etn VerihpenDet
1T uno uuter auratel geiteat neroen
lam. GteIe abIidt lit entid1eoen
ridtio. gDer 4ttisn auf DMtar91n
fuuft, III peiter nidts, uls Elm Salaro'
epieisr unD Elm folder piro Don lebe'
als rnminoio eraAtet.
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gonapielu Goipital.

@om Superinsenbenten bes obigtn
Snitituis, berru Or. 9armon. III
uns hi. Hahridt 5ugesansen. bob
morsen. am Dontingunsstast, ieins
Ydutxr SifaelaiIen iperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-23

Use RfPpey's Pure Crcam
81 Tartar Baking Powder
fIr Ass bsItsa essIaItais.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-23

gu redter 3eit narrHd fein 1T oft
bas GIiigfe.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1910-08-01
AN OLD STRAW HAT.
Story of Panama Year-Old Hat
That Brought Good Luck.

A "Palisadian' representative was
seated in a New York help-yourse1f
restaurant the other day when a man
came in and laying his antiquated
Panama straw hat in the next chair,
remarked:
81 guess nobodyll want that hat, as
it is only 43 years old" and walked
over to the counter where the Gus
toner is on parole with his honor to
pay a check as he passes out that
tallies with the prices tackled up on
the wall for what he gets
When he came back the man was
asked:
Did you say your hat was 40 years
o1d?"
That's what I did. Doesn't it look
it?' he replied
The hat was of the finer variety of
Panama straw, and was old and wrin-
kled, though still retaining its SUI
perior shape as we'll as quality. On
the upper side of the brim was pasted
a strip of white cloth to hide cut it
had had, and there was a general all
round look of age visible
The owner of the hat then told the
hats history He was w. E. Met
tier, of East Milestone, about eight
miles back of New Brunswick, N. J.,
where he lives.
Yes" said he, "forty-three years
ago my young sweetheart told me she
thought | would look we'll in a new
straw hat, and so | went off to
Knox's and bought this one for $50
1t wasn't so hard to pay in those
days, but the same quality hat to-day
would be worth about the same price
But the best part of the old hat is
that it is associated with my best
girl. Yes, we were married, and |
have no association | value with Mrs.
Mettler more than this old Panama.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1910-08-01
TAMS AUTO WRECKED.
Party Run Into Near Bridgeport,
Conn.,, and Chauffeur Injured.

The Arthur w. Tams automobile
was touring with its owner and a
party of friends on Sunday, August
7, near Bridgeport, Conn, when a
disabled car was noticed by the road
side and the car slowed up. Just at
this moment another big touring car
came ripping up from the rear, and
in trying to pass between the Tams
car and the disabled car it collided
with the former and turned it COM
pletely throwing the occupants out
and breaking the arm and three ribs
of the chauffeur.
Mr. Tams was on the front seat,
but beyond a few bruises was un-
hurt The ladies of the party were
badly shaken up and suffered much
from shock, but otherwise were I'M
hurt it is said.
The car that did the damage was
owned by a New Haven lawyer,
who, it is stated, agreed to make
good all the damages sustained By
his reckless speed.
The chauffeur was carried TO
hospital in Bridgeport. His injuries
while severe will not prove fatal 1t
was narrow escape for the party.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1910-08-01
THE DELIUS ROBBED.
Daylight Thief Gets Away with Valu-
ables Worth $1,000.

The De1iu home on the west side of
Abbott boulevard was entered by a
thief or thieves on July 81, sometime
between three p. m. and nine p. m.
Many valuables were stolen, including
nearly all of the silverware, some for
eign money and some rare curios
which had been gathered from all
parts of the world. The loss is esti-
mated at ST, 200.
Mr. Deliu went away in the after
noon, leaving the house locked and
his two dogs inside. The intruders
entered by front porch window.
There is an awning on the east front
of the porch, which was let down so
that the operations were not visible
from the street. Neighbors assert
that the two dogs were seen around
the outside of the house about six
O'Clock, so that the robbery must have
been done by daylight. How the
thief got in with the dogs IS a mys-.
terry. At least one of the latter was
supposed to be a fighter. But the
thief has cute little way with him
when there's dogs around. Mrs.
Deliu was away on visit.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1910-08-01

and all of him.
Even when it was found that he had
fallen a victim to a besetting sin,
every one had kind word to say of
him. When there fell to his lot
severe rebuke for this unhappy failing
he took a petition around town prom
ising to be faithful to his duty and
every man in town gladly put his
name down as a personal pledge for
Carney 1t wasn't his fault that he
couldn't be true to his word, but the
unhappy weakness of the flesh that
made will power yield to appetite;
and when he finally fell it was but
the beginning of the end-and he fell
like Lucifer-never to hope again.
After he left his post here Carney
used to come around in the night, and
look the village over. His love was
with this people, and his heart was
we'll night to breaking over the disco
luton of the ties that bound him TO
Palisade and Palisade to him. Fate
is a cruel master to deal thus ruth
lessly with the heart of loyal man.
He was as sincere friend as ever
walked, and had many commendable
ways of proving that his pulsating
blood flowed through true veins.
There wasn't the least bit of show
about Carney when he was at himself,
and he went about doing little things
that made others happy. Many an
unfortunate lost in the mazes of CON
fusing darkness hereabouts on cold
winter nights has been given kindly
aid and lent a helping hand, even to
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1910-08-01
One on a Palisade Youth.

A Palisade youth drove his automo-
bile up to a hotel at Lake Hopatcong
the other day, left his car and went
inside and spoke to the clerk. He
had never been there before.
what kind of meals do you serve
here?" he asked, DESTROYS of knowing
something before going into the din
ing-room with his party.
DO you think | would say they are
rotten? am the proprietor here,
was the answer.
And the young man was so embar-
raised he couldn't say another word.
The party of four had fine repast,
nevertheless, and the proprietor sent
in a cold bottle, saying the youths
nerve put one on him.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1910-08-01
SIDEWALK OVERLOOKED.
Little Stretch in Palisade Avenue
Left Out of Calculations.

A peculiar omission has been found
in the sidewalk paving ordinance.
The little stretch of distance, about
$50 feet between House No. I and
Columbia avenue, was found to have
been ignored altogether and might
have been overlooked altogether but
for the eagle eye of Paul T. Brady,
who called attention to the oversight.
The matter has been looked after by
a special act of the borough council.
That particular sidewalk for the dis
lance was one of the worst in town
in bad weather.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1910-08-01
EX-POLICEMAN CARNEY DEAD
Went Down Rapidly After Losing
Post in Palisade.

Poor Jim Carney is dead! Poor
fellow! In his more self-controlled
moments he was as brave and loyal
man as ever drew breath.
On Sunday, July II, he was up in
the morning, went out and got shaved,
then walked home again. He laid
down on the bed and asked to be
called later for a ball game to which
he intended taking his children His
wife found him dead when she went
to awaken him.
He served the people of Palisade
for several years and had many
friends here who thought the world
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1910-08-01
A Cruel Joke.

Mildred Brady is noted for be-
flethlng of wag. The other
was telling of her recent visit
FATHERS old home, Coopers-
Y.
DO you know" she said to
Psan, on whom she was call
Ia Cooperstown is surrounded
" forests on all the hill sides,
lney have actually fenced in
| what tor?'' asked her host
EfVep the trees from leaving"
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1910-08-01
'OENT AT THE FERRY.
|ns role Falls Off a Car and
D'OpS on Mans Head.

~ -or Fl, about 3 p. m, a Pater-
'u uD down to the ferry in a
ana manner as though it was in
f az behind time at that. AS
n ut passengers were all out
Ei tdsHeu on a siding and a
st repair man got on the
4 S scalIed to unbuckle the pole
HI G ! s,, on top, When it was
tann laIl' and as it came down
h bb bia, man on the head
I,n uilr Keeling. He was soon
man VI u. a company employee,
P3l;,Wh VINO swore in the pres
EojE'i,ns'a ladies when there
''on here last fall remark
i ' &. that that . man in the office
/ an nS a severe scalp wound,
nan'Su n ! to nothing. The
eecIined mead bled profusely,
'u further attention.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1910-08-01

the dividing of his very limited purse
Carney represented no contradictions
when not weighted down by the ball
and chain which dragged him to his
ruin at last He was natural in his
methods of honesty, so that no one
ever thought of questioning his integ-
rity. In his periods of freedom from
the tyranny of his enemy, he had all
the love in the world for his wife and
seven children, and it is no wonder
that the former yielded to her grief
when he was no more. Peace be to
his soul
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1910-08-01
Mrs. Freeman's Talk.

An unintentional leave out was
made in the flag raising article July
4th. Mrs. w. c. Freeman was called
on as representative of the Wo
mans Club, and responded in her us
ual graceful and digniied manner.
She thanked Mr.. and Mrs. Beckmann
for their hospitality and said her inter
est in the occasion was marked. She
was sure everybody had enjoyed the
day.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1910-08-01
Saved 100 Passengers.

Arthur Kerwein, the gallant Chief
of Police of Fort Lee, doesn't pose as
hero ever, but he is one just the
same. He found large launch dis
abled in the Hudson the other day
and set to and threw them a line,
towing in the 100 passengers without
mishap to the ferry slip. Good for
Arthur
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1910-08-01
po1JND TO KNOW.
j. camera Gets Into a Peck
~ of Trouble.

sl;,adian was carrying a small
kodak on a shoulder strap the
\, him.
H. TO the races?' he asked.
y Why?'
Il YOU have your heid glasses.
/ going to the races.
4 game?" asked the inquisitive
\
Il. | know lots 0 people take
Sthe game.
i do, eh2"
N for?"
|Tatch the plays"
4 they do, eh :"
4 seen lots of 'em."
i you're a living wonder. The
BIZ would take glasses to watch
IN A game OF Dali WOulu nave
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1910-08-01
Good Grabbing Catch.

y Douglas and Buckley
1 went grabbing in Overpeck
august 3 with another boy and
n about $50 total for the day.
good catch.
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Punctuate This Sentence.

1t was and he said not or.
Send in your answers, boys and
girls, or even grown-ups. Very few
can master this
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-19
GrinneII and Vicinity.

Special 10 Times Republican.
GrinneH, May 19-Great preparations
are being made for the state field
meet tomorrow afternoon. Ten col
leges beside Grinnell have sent in en-
tries. II is hoped to have enough of
the new grandstand completed TO seat
nearly 1000 people. Work is being
rushed at Ward field and the business
men of Grinnell will close their stores
from 1870 TO 4:30. The colleges TAX
ing part as far as entries are made are
Coe Leander Clark, Des Moines, Iowa
State Teachers College, Morningsde.
Parsons, Simpson, Penn and Upper
Iowa
Mr.. F. G. Gantz has rented the Russ
Hammond home on East street. He
is the representative of the Warren
Brothers, Of Boston, owners Of the new
bitulithic paving patent, and he is to
be here while the paving is being
done
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Happy. from
Brooklyn, have moved here. occupying
a home south of the creamery on West
street. Mr.. Happy was foreman Of the
Brooklyn Chronicle office and has now
position on the Grinnell Herald
force.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H Morgan have
moved from Melbourne to this city.
Miss Bessie Replogle, Grinnell Col
lege 10. was summoned to her home
near Cincinnati last evening by the
dangerous illness Of her mother.
Mrs. NJ. G. Cappron, proprietor Of the
Hotel Monroe, is improving after her
severe Illness and it is hoped is now
out Of danger.
Miss Emma Beebe, who has been
for a year past in various places in
California, has returned to her home
here. Miss Mary Hamlin accompanied
her and will visit at her uncle's, Mr..
G. H. Hamlin, during the summer.
Henry Ashby, whose home is on a
farm six miles southwest Of Grinnell
was delightfully."- surprised on his
twenty-third birthday anniversary last
week by visit from forty-six young
people, who came to celebrate the
pleasant event. bringing fine supper
for the occasion.
Mr. Henry Harvard Marvin, ma
tive of this city and graduate of Grin
nell College, has received his reap
pointment to the Tyndall Fellowship
Column bia University. Mr.. Marvin has
! held this fellow ship during The past
year.
The college baseball team left Tues
/ day morning for a three-days' trip
They are to play Penn College at Oska-
! loosa. Parsons College at Ferguson
and Monmouth College at Monmouth
/ Ill.
! The concert last evening by the
Junior choir of sixty voices and twelve
adult performers. was given in the
/ Conversational church, which was
well filed by an appreciative audience
The music was fine and several en-
cores We're given.