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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-08

hiniongli6e Selpeguug int Sreicn &c,
mnbrt lDcrhen fam miro man ilber
lang oOer fur5 Ole unIicbiome Grfab,
rnng mohen, oaB Die Srl,6tbarfeit
lm Ill9enIeincn nidt befrieoiat uno
Die Srilaen 81 einem betrdhtlidleii
Sbeil feline gelunoe uno blbide @nt.
midlung MADDEN.
Vile 3udtlanen miiliclt rubig
mo honeno bebauoelt peroen.
nno oas umiomebr, ie Deiter Die
Srod)tigfeit porihreitet unb tbrem
Gnae entge9en9ebt. Soa Die Sau
gum Nbferfeln in einen onoeren
Stoll untergebraht peroen, 10 mulB
Dies menigitens IA Gage Dor Der or.
mortenoen @eburt seideben. oauit
liz iid crit on Den neien Stoa ges
pobnt. ytofbmenoig lit es, ooB Die
3udtIdue in elmer Stoaabtbeilune
allein Yufitaaung erbaltert. oonit fe
unaeItort Die erforoerlihe &ube uno
Webaelihfeit baben. meIhe ibncn
niht 5utbeil iperoen fonr, lpcr,n fie
nit anoeren uno namentlih NIT
lidlttrahtiaen SdJmeinen 5uiommen
geiperrt itn6.
Gic 0auer Der Srddtiefeit lit
nidt INNER bieieIbe. 8ei ifnea
madienocn Sdloeen reidboltieer
grnobrun9 uno ioref6Itieer YfIege
lit Die Sradtiateit etipos tiir5er oIs
bel rouber Neioe unb mogerer Stall.
boltung. GurtidnittIid) oaltert ole
lrddtigfeit 116 3oge. Sic 3eit
muB man lid eenau nterfert, oomit
moi leinc Nufiidt bel Der 8eburt
r%orncbmen fam, Sn oieler (3eit
n1IB Die Sou Die nothiee &ube bo-
ben; cbenio muB oerielben cine Ieidt
berbaulide &obrnn9 bon &leie,
Shrnt uno Wtilh geipobrt peroen. Gs
lit nidt cmpicbIenspertb, sic Mut-
tcrld)mcinc fur5 Dor Der @ebrrt bum.
germ 81 lulien, pie eS in ctlid)er
Mirtblhoitcn iiblif lit, neil brn-
Qcrn6e 3udtid)mcine bispcilen ibre
>Sltngei aufirelIen.
Ntllttcrlhmeinc. lpeIdc ibrc SIM.
Gen ntffreIIcn o6cr bel 6elcn iih
perhohtiQc 3ufdlle bel ser @eburt
ltsuen, milien ob8eidafit un6 Dir
bilrfen nid)t mehr sur 3rd)t perlpen=
oct iner0eil.
Sic 6erteI merocn ioaleid nod
Der @eturt 3unl Sougen an Der Wut.
ter nebrddt. @ismeilen ldiien Die
Sauc Ibrc Silneen oesruegcn nid,t
qerne lol9eu. neil Die SABINE ocrieI.
ben ga l6orf iino. Sn oeiem Sale
nitB man oic 30bnc nit elmer 3ange
ob5midcn.
atadl Scr @cburt miro Den Mut-
tcrlhDeinen leidt ncroouIides 1Sut-
ter ben 80 ebi ooer g drpt nit
iilBcr W / | d rcrmild)t acaeben. 9os
Giitter lit in 6.utncr 4reliorm Ian
norm si aerabreifcn. @ieiae Noh-
ritngsmittcI, Wie Roggenidrot
ooer ioIfe, ipelde 9urhfan herbci.
tibren, olrfen ST oieler Belt nidt ge-
%lilttert merben. @uh angeiauertes
0i'tter, iomie grobere Mengen adie-
lpoller, Siertreber uno Sdlelnpe
lino jeti nid,t bertrdgIid. Cine
nbermo6ia reidlidle erndbrung Der
3liftioue in Ser 9blid)t, ntogiihit
niel uno quite Mild fir sic 5erfel
berdns5nbringcn, 1T inoeB nift ratb
lam. mciI ooburh bic @iId) IN ibrcr
3nlommcnletltng gil fon5entrirt
miro, monon Die 5erfel sic 6ett.
iltdt (2dbnte) befommen f0nnen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-08
Iiittrrn,1n nnn Hflene ner 3nd,trrtnr.

cert. mo es cmpfihlt lid ser Sail
nm oielc 3eit etpus IT ii b @ g.
rem mo oroere @adr ii d. I c
81 nerabreld)en, Oh cine ocrartige
Siltterllng lebr gilnitig aui oielelbe
eiltpirft. Sic Iniidt ieooh, oab
6uttcr miliie ip1breno Der aon5cn
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. porluiegeno aus
&affrilhtei bethlehem, lit obiolut irrig
iino ~peroerblidD; cine oerartige Sit
terl,ng miro. mie oos Gerabreihen
ron geOdmpften SiltierItoffer. itets
idipahlihe uno bGiifig tootgeborene
Serfd sltr 6olee bobcn.
@abreno Der 5r1dtigfeit iino ale
blabenoeu uno amf Geritopfung
iplrfenoen, bieigen 6uttermitt&,
mic 3. y. Roggen uip., gatl6 Su Der
meloen, neil o~ieieIben lcidt Elm Ser
merfen berbeifiibrcn.
; Die 6ittterung gel6ieht om 5epd,
mdBigIten oreimol tdglif. 0as
! Suffer ipn in moeIidit gleihm1Bi9er
3nberitung perobreiht lueroen. Gm.
pfeblensmertb lit es. oosielbe in biln-
ne Vreiform 81 brinaen uno leidt oil.
'oilern Su lniien, oomit es ieid)t per-
houlid) mno aliimilirbor lit iino 10.
init beltmoglihit d%usgetiist meraen
fam. M1breno bes Sommers ioa
Die 6uttermoiie ctiuos fiibl in scr
falteu Sabres5cit jeoef laulparm
perahreidt meroenL bel pelher Gent
peratiir tic Der 6eiunobeit ser Sbiere
t5roerlid lit. g9iro porge5oeen. bns
6lttter III mebr trodencr 6orm Su
qeben, oanm miiiien bic Sdppeine
mGbreno oes Cages NIT ridden, @oi.
icr eetrdntt merben.
Eilnftlid)c Sronrng in ser Slit
terlng, lomobl nodl Maiie uno gu
bcrcitung, ionic nod Scr 3eit Der
&crobrcidung lit ior9inm cin5u-
holtcn.
@c3ii0Iid, scr Stoaungcn 1T 3l
bcmerfcn, onB oiciclbcn rcinlih err
HoItcn merocn miiiien uno cine Gent
perotnr bon 12-t4 @rao 81. be
liecil. Heinlidc, trodcne Strel,
5unlaI nabreno ser falten ISobrca-
3cit, ~beforoert ous @ohlicin scr
trGd]tigen SGuc. @eionocrs bel Der
&eburt nuuB iilr ein trodenes meideS
Su9er geiorgt merbe,l, moroltf lie be-
qnenl un6 mornt lic9cn fonncn.
Sin nnltmgonglides @%riorocrniB
blloet Johann piele 9cmcgung
IN freier 2rit. Sit &eioegelcacn-
belt Dorbnnoen, Damn ioaen oic,3ldt.
ionc 5ltr guten Sobres5eit tdelid) A
his 5 StunOen ouf ser @cioe 8cipe=
oun9 betommen; lit cine ioIhc nidt
porbanoen, 10 uiiiien tie, 10 longe es
Die &itterung geitottet uno nenn
ipobreno oeS Sonmters oie Sise nidt
81 groB lit, ebenlo lonee im Sdpei-
nebof ncrpeilen oiirfcn. &inl1na-
Iid,c @eueaung beaiinftiet nidt mr.
Die 6rud]tborfeit i~iberbaupt, ion.
bern pcrbinoert bel outer 6iitterung
Die rei6lihe 5cttbiloma. Sit
Die @itterung ungiinitig uno folt.
Damn Jorge man oofiir, boB bie Sal.
Ell Die erforoerlihe 0e1pegung i'm
2dufplas oes Shfpeinebofes befont.
mcit oonit Tie nah 8eIiebcn i'm @o-
ben nilblen un6 @roe nit pcrIdieoe.
men mineroliiden 9eitanotbeilen auf.
nehmcn f0nnen. &enn nif)t onOers
mnB mon ibnen bic einsefrieoiate
9ln9eritdtte e%inrdumen, mo iie iih
sic notbiea 9etpesuuia beridoffen
fonnen. NO ben 3uhtlailen nidt Die
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-08

olotten 2dttsn - 1dgsl cher nur uns
ten uno oben sinssihlogeH - oanlit
|e iic5 nod Osm Babe r.affersn tons
neu. mir tadsu bic 2tere odrduf
in Strcb oosr aste- thnen Sstusgung,
tusnn ods Dettsr siahts 1T.
Baden mir sinsn 9dno, 10 ls9en
mir i'm om bsIteH. piG e. oas ndhiie
Bib seiei. mad srst Se;isR IN, DC
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-08
sanoratb, ..Woffsaoh", Va GroNe, asts.

Outer flthlen nrlo init Dem m Sfeser
SfHHc nHgelegicu Chre audl pcu 6erse
ldlldg Der SrudJt horcii has 6ers cirtes
ezra Recommendation aaIbf0tlts idIdut
III elmer NiIute 120 - 10 Bal
Weaeli oas @nne Der Sraeeseit fp6Ibt Iidl
Ter Ndlidi. Die Tenoe init ctiuas Elm mo
hdS Outer ldluIIt art.
Morib $. in w. Wis. gle rn=
ben elm tunf M,onnte5 altes QuhfaIb, mel
Dies 'eli Anr8em an eiIcnt Gabelbriid,
!cioct. Cine CUTE 2iehaneluna onocaeti
NJ fol1enne: 2inl bereitet cine lolice
N~0nodae uoer ellicn @nrteI,
lat'9 9enla. lui rmHo nm ben 2eib an
teltcn; 'poaun beuubt man Gin runots
end " { ii. arOB 9cnlig. Inn Die Oeffs
lll,llA brliitdiiol9 81 behedeft. Sieles
Sled, ndhr man in Die Diifte Der gorbnae
Gin. Sdnu ldinliert ma an Die ultcre
Seltc bct @auooge iopieI eiiuetS uno
Sd1el!nd, oaB nc on Den Snaren feItllehI.
Man brinqt ntul Die pornetreteiteh Sc
ndrme Sarild mo leat Ole Sanndge 10 an.
hnS nds @ledl nuf ncn Mabel an iicgcM
telrmt tno .iltact DIE Sanoaae duf Dem
Widen I'll. Is mu5 bies ieit genng gea
l1lehen. danitt Eein 6heil Der @eedrmc
herpprtreten idnl. Sieie 3dnodge lot
on5 Staff s. @otbeu aii traaen uno
GO mus hurtia tddqeIeheh lpcrocn, OH
ie nidt lodcr gclporheu III.
SRI. Mnric 9. in Gre. /.
lin BIC GcIforbcnilcde gu enffernen.
mtidlen Sie Solmiufasifi unb 3erpenttn
81 Qleid1cn 9hclleL filgeu eiipas eiiGs
aIher biu3il tno rci6en mil eicier
GPiitun1 tls Die Sledeu beridiuunoeil
iinD. ,. aui3pldpdcn; & 0ter :
$diicu 3Ifer, 3 SGilen Wehi. I 9cbdufs
len Ebceloliel Vndpnluer uln I S1ece
i0fiel Hnisiancn. She ntan oos Mcht
tiu5uiapf. millicI Glcr uno 3u6er iebr
gut at,dilnNen Iporocu lejn. Nom 5eige
lcBt man NIT einem EbcclofieIpnIl tleinc
6anffcu onf Gin 9'lcdl ml0 hadi otcie
lei autcil Scpcr rnib Gar.
HloiE R. in g. Do. Gas 9iaia
miro cdeurt teroeitcai. Say nln Die
cbegilc f%iiuititdi 8um NciuteH bringt TITO
ne nanm herrt. 3ur SpiriuioieninbrIs
tuition miro mctltcns Hu1eoorrte5 l0Qc@
lminie4 @rnmlai5 rcrlpeubet, ipalseiln
IN scr Ni%eybrnherci hn5 garymoi3 Hcrs
ircllNnng iiroef.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-08

IS 6leiid foH 70
raid OILS m0a'
lid ouSfub
0esbolb III
ihncuc slrbcit
beinI Sdlofteg
lInb 3ertbeilen
0es &bieres. 10
ipie Iufbdnscn
Der Stide in
freier 2uft Bon
fir ole Salt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-08
23riefRalten oes Sanoraf6s

MHs "m"WupGdFb SW8H@eN Hn9rm MmN rt unwqNnh atnprt gnpm b Mo mt u4 -.
Der nmm mas a ~B nil 9 fMn SaMrbINTn germ CUR sh hn mb hat r Sd HE rmA %
pwFp ugPmRh ohMn hHr nT gan bmtrtbf9 it's 9 hue cr her nrh@m h1 80 60
NnDVmS WbunM DMM mid Mumhht Nm. ~ sWh S"s
.M. AaAA-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-08

3uht scr
ihweren Aolicll
geluobrt gang be
lonoere Nor
tbeile. Uiner
ieits iinb bicie
ON biIIIg
it e 1t 5rt ernab
rclL o%nocrericita
mn frii ne If e II
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-08

iibef arn.;i
helten u"o 10
iterbed inter
hen Serfei:1 pp-
ten niht auf,
mo ans ocn hci
mir e%inlaufen-
Den Infrogert
iiher &eilnlit.
tef neI,t hcrnor
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-08

W nj. 2. n &. Ro. "a Is iid oenl
@'ortlaut Der anrraqc undl uidbt I'M cue
Z irsclerihs nura lei euaem 6uhne han
ecii. iortnrru Il IL 3ilbncr bes 23cltanpc@
meht oeer i~ueiltler iflurcter legcn. oit'
N~olfportd,b cir &eriiiauua iteDt tin mel
fIcr ,Sorm iibti9ens2l. 10 Iiegt yer
feftnuG oes &eltduotS infolqc nH8e-
eianctcr SiiiierlHa Dor. out inrm c.
cine neutrality-suspicious. lem irios
fern, ais he; sseltdiloer, DC aus iorts
oahernecr 1uBadt her%porqcadngel'
INN. aud sleinere Fiisterpnq5e uIS
6n~Itung5ictier idou gum @egen bon
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-08

Hneta vi. in 9, @is. @nidlcn
sic ooS @eidrpiir oreis bis piermal tao
lid NH elmer Norncic 2olllna, 1 Shces
.loffel Sordrs Yulper i'll einen 3int
SSdlicr. 2amit lid oas YuIpcr aut dlifs
Ion, ut on~8urnthen. e. gut 81 ecrreiber
lino 3ulddlit III iuenig &oiler an5uriihs
rem ullo onnu crit bas Sint @dlier su3ils
|glebetl. sic tGnnen od5 @eldlipiir oanil
and init ciriett S1Ilcnitcinltift betiipiell,
InbeB miiiIen Sic babel nit Der aroBter
&orltd)t uerfnbret, inn oaS Nliae nidlt
gu uerlcsen. Nails oiele @ehniolnno
|uiclt bus geiuiiuidlic RcinItat scitiet,
pilrbe il Sbnen ralhen. cinrn auten
5hiernrst 5u 9latbe 81 siehcu. 90 cs
ldblpcr bali. aus Der tScrue loldle SdIlc
Ind9emdB 5u bebdnbcIn.
Subn 9. in g. Minu. Gin ailos
grnmm ut gIeidl 2.20i6 &iuno; elm
elm Siter 9leid 1.05s7 Quart Sliiiige
teitsutaB. Gin Yieter IL gIeidl 39.37
}oa. 3wolf ,3oH aleidl etuem 6uB. hrei
Snb glerdl etler ynrn. Gin oeuiihes
Yfo. 9Ieidl / 1s10 omerit. Yfnno. Cine
nmerit. slaro qlcidl (eiren) 9s10 9eris
meter t9l 9eniiuieter) gIeih , 2Ss3t
SUB.
.. s. IN 6, Erca. Tadl ,1hrer
@eidreibmtg leioet Die Sub an ciner 10
acuannteu Snhlcnauetidlunq. herporqes
riticn hurdl lpibe Stcine. anoere ipibe
eSeqenItanoe. su hiinne Sobleu. 0inbrius
aen pm 9idgeIn uro o%ergIeidleu. @ei
eincm Iolden Yeioen tritt Die stub nit
oem trotteu SnBc uid,t mehr acrn oif.
sii hartem Nohen lit bo5 0jnteu lidr.
'cr ais onf Incident. Sci NIopfyn cher
bel Grud nui Die dusert Soble aliBcrt
Sds Enter mehr noer meniacr
fcffiqe Sdmer5er, allc5 Snmptonte. ME
Gle tic unneidhr bcidlreibeu. 5dlueiocu
Sie Ner Gub inr9idItia Die Spble ans.
eutiernea SIC hdbei ctIpa cinpenruHaene
tScqcuitonoc mlo ltaen gle sic eeQnets
lfien 5heile iref. 6lerduf ioilien @ie
Qrtoliubdoer MAIDEN, mno 8iunr nchmcn
Sje oaSu I Shell Nreolm aut 500 SbelIe
Nnner. Yiii nieier 8ebnnolmia lperrel
Gle COS Sbier ooIo talltdHhig iurirt
t1bcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-08

ab. ". in T.. &cih 5n Der Re
gel ii. ein 5hier trddtiq. ipenu Die
8runit It'd aah Der ydaruHg uid1t Ipiey
oerbott Bat. Sn Der s~fpeiten 5difte Der
Erdae8eit lam man Die 2eibesfrudt in
Der red1ten Slanfe am 9dndle Dor benz
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-19
THE OBJECTS In PURE BREEDING
Absolutely Necessary Poultry Business
Class Fowls Exists.

with economy Of energy to yield the
best results i'm net financial profits,
The market is the last resort of in
tclligeut effort.
II the poultry breeder will keep
these automatic truths in view and
apply them to the daily affairs of his
business his success Will be greater.
The questions naturally arise, "Why
do we have breeds and breed type?
What is the purpose Of pure breed
ing? Is it i'm response to a special de-
mand for a specified type? The an
swcr is very simple-the markets de-
maud certain qualities in the fowl Of
fered for table and they demand GER
tain things i'm the egg and to meet this
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-19
CBy J. HOWARD sLEDD1
Mounds. Okla.

In discussing poultry topics or any
other field of science, personal prefer
ence should be entirely eliminated.
What the breeders desire is a force
fu exposition Of breeding law as based
ON science. Every step should be
guided by reason with a definite pur-
pose in view. The purpose Of all active
energies is to win popular approval
as measured by public demand II
demand is wanting then energy is
wasted because there is no market for
the product Of labor. Every success
ful enterprise is the offspring of pop
ular demand and must be conducted
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-19
HORSE RACING And BREEDING
other Says Tulsa World


getting hearing at the present mo-
mont but while in times of peace
strenuous efforts have often had to
/ he made to silence the crowd who
dccry racing as a menace TO the
. economical and moral welfare of the
people, it should not be very diff
cult task TO prove they are i'm error
, when the war horse Of the various
: nations which has so vastly been inn
proved during modern times, is put to
its seNerest test and possibly decisive
test Opposition against speedy re-
sumption of racing denotes painful
ignorance with regard to all the vital
points OF horse breeding generally
and I'm particular of the cult OF the
noble horse
War Horses.
Nobody can accuse us of being pos
scsged of q foo vivid imagiuation If
we dccaro that tncra is moi a sinsIc
horse ON ihr bgfHoriaIIs of Tguropo
which comes within the range of
army rcmounts that I'm parcntapr or
ancestry is not related To tine thor
ourbhrcd II is safe TO saw that for
the first time i'm British history the
English soldier is to become aware
of the efficiency Of that essential
| "Vcapon" which has hecn producod
and raised on the soil of his mother
land. namely his mount. which for
my part consider the most efficient
means of offenge to he omploved i'm
the European war We may have to
wait some time ere the man IN the
| street VII au'''IL lhe emo JUS
| tuouSh passive part Wulch lHe
pIuoutu STOCK bIcCueiS aIe paying III
iniS war. EEch Ihtu ne VIII PROD
| ANY s'unooInlN ueHy Ihe existence Oh
any reIaiIohS between breeding ana
racing. However,, ne may IN time
! listen 10 TINS, NO industry can pros
| per Whlch Is deprived or testing
| ground for the qualty OF lJS products.
/ Prices are deterlnlhed by quahty, ana
/ quallly Is the result or competitive
! labor. Ihe ultimate goal OF inter
! national competition IS TO gam sort
| Of monopoly in the production,
! manufacture and supply or such
! goods or articles that are essential FOR
! the maintenance Of national health,
! comfort and safety In the course
! of years 1t was proved that while the
! natural resources for the production
! Of an essential article are, I'm respect
| Of either quantity or quality, limited
| In one country they are unlimited in
! another. Consequently the more for
/ tuuate country can attain sort Of
| monopoly in the supply Of a special
article but only as long as opportunl-
ties are given to test and prove it's
| superiority
Must Have Tracks
nj. -, ,.,..,...-,. ,..,...,,,,
T., no AiiIeLlcah ploouS'ocN u"S''
- IN Exactly the same poSIIloH' ~
"4L,' .' "oo,,,vu IL I,S ''.L.',E ,''I1T tT,
.lle rae ,i g aDollSllVG' we
uaNe no Heeu 70 ic"r Il'dI unI3 WI t'es ~
| u'PPc" Nut ~ 70 a oeI any lII%' -
iacliB - avUPpeu III any lcHELh VI
lIllt, p'' IluuiaI ~ i'ls t.te nus IN
ti, pGI ',t p'ao 90 n,oI, W vlT VI vguii6
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-19

The popularity of racing was never
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-09-18
Ciffside Park Notes.

The Epiphany Society met on Mon
day evening at the home of Mrs.
Richard Fox, on Grant avenue. Plans
Grantwood Fire Hall during the third
week of October were discussed and
several committees appointed to look
after the details. A special meeting
to further discuss the fair will be
held at the home of Mrs. Martin Con-
roy, on September 81. The treasures
sprung a delightful surprise by rev
porting that the sum of $126.40 had
been realized from the Epiphany
Night at Palisades Amusement Park
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Congregational Church met on Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Seymour Sears, on Knox avenue.
Plans for the new season were talked
of, and arrangements made for the
annual church supper which will be
held on Tuesday, October 5. A new
addition has been added to the pantry
and kitchen of the church which will
be a great aid to the ladies in pre-
pairing for future suppers, etc.
The Cliffside Dramatic Club held
a we'll attended meeting on Tuesday
evening at St. Johns Hall. Plans
were laid for dance to be held on
Friday, October %, at the church
hall; Director Bolz submitted several
plays which will be considered by the
members, one of which will be select
ed at meeting next week. 1t is
planned to stage the play during the
last week of November and rehearsals
will begin at once. The following Of
ficers were elected at Tuesdays meet
ing: President, Joseph P. Rooney;
secretary, Miss Katherine Brady;
Dramatic Director, Frank Bolz. The
following were elected to member
ship at the same meeting: Miss Anna
Armhein, Miss Helen Flood, Thomas
Jones, Tobias Ghetto, Nicholas Ma
honey.
Mrs. j. H. Koch is visiting friends
in Sparta, N. j., this week.
Services will be resumed at Trinity
Episcopal Church this Sunday.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-09-18
Village Gossip

The E. Yancey Cohens will not re-
turn till October /. They are still at
Merriwold Park, Sullivan county, N.
Y, where they have lovely sum-
mer home.
George Quigley serenaded his uncle
William Quigley on Thursday even
ing last in honor of the latter's umpty
umpth birthday. George used a
mouth organ, and carried over some
pretty flowers.
Mrs. Lennon had a swimming
party at the Park pool on Wednesday
evening.
West Palisade now looks to be a
real community. More houses are
soon to go up there.
If some people were to be as busy
being busy, as they busy themselves
over other peoples business, the
business of being busy would keep
them busy right.
Millard's fight against
bleached flour in the New York Globe
has been sensational and created the
greatest interest. If as he says there
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is a craze among housewives for white
bread, why wouldn't cream color be
as interesting a fad? Or, they could
make it green or blue if only fad
is wanted.
Three little children running across
the street to greet their father in
Nordhoff last Saturday ran into the
rear mud guard of Charles Logan's
car who was driving home from
Englewood. None much hurt.
Too bad more baseball could not
have been scheduled through Septem-
Der. The weather has been fine for
playing.
The past two weeks have been
sizzlers from Sizzlerville, with
enough caloric to cook an egg in the
sand.
Now that the "prettiest girl in
town" is back again, more boys than
ever will be at the late evening mail.
oh, did you see that decide
Cherman Pand" come through town
last Tuesday evening?
Mrs. S. E. Darby was invited to
assist the ladies at the Hohokus
fair on Thursday in the anti-suf-
frage demonstration at the Bergen
county fair. Mrs. Preston and Mrs.
Breese were leaders in the move
ment.
VIM. Beckmann has been spend
ing some time this week at Delaware
Water Gap. He expects to return
today.
Mrs. Lennon, Miss Clara Foeppel,
Miss Ethel DeVaux, Mrs. Ward, Miss
Reynolds, H. Lane, Meyer Baer, Mr.
and Mrs. L. Dwiggins, Geo. Hanson,
and C. T. Logan, jr., were all swim
ming in the Park pool Wednesday
evening. There was big crowd,
but the water was fine and every
body felt like new person after the
heat of the day.
Mrs. H. D. Douglas, of Vineland, is
spending a few days with Mrs. Geo.
E. Quigley. Mrs. Douglas, a former
resident of Palisade, is finding great
happiness in renewing old and dear
acquaintance.
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He will play for the movies, himself.
Professor and Mrs. Donaldson and
son spent the weekend at their cot
tage at Cedar Lake. They returned
last week from automobile lecture
tours of thousand miles in several
states, visiting many prominent sum-
mer resorts in New York, Pennsyl-
vania and New Jersey.
Miss Ellen F. Mason, who resides
with her sister, Mrs. J. H. Goudey,
at 40 Knox avenue, Grantwood, has
been appointed teacher in the
seventh grade at public school 10.
l, Fort Lee.
The monthly food sale of the
Ladies' Aid of Grantwood Congre-
gational Church which was to have
been held today, has been prostponed
until next month on account of the
heat.
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Grantwood Notes.

A meeting of the Associated Chair
ties of Cliffside Park was held at the
society's headquarters in Walker
street last Saturday afternoon.
The route of the Fire Parade in
Cliffside Park next Saturday evening
is roughly as follows: Gorge road
trestle north to Anderson avenue and
Lafayette avenue; Grant avenue east
to Grantwood Fire House; Palisade
avenue south via side streets to Hud-
son terrace; Palisade avenue south
to Hudson Heights, and north to Cliff
side Fire House.
Social work in the Italian colony
of Fairview will be resumed for the
season next week, under the direction
of Pastor Gozzo, of the Congrega-
tional Church.
The Citizens Club of Cliffside
Park will hold it's opening meeting
for the year next Monday evening.
A commemorative service in cele-
bration of Italian Unifcation will be
held at the Congregational Church
tomorrow afternoon at three o'clock.
All are invited.
Movies today and tonight; Carney
Hall. Special features: the master
picture, "The Cup of Life" The
Grantwood Amusement Co. have been
fortunate in again securing the CO.
operation of Joseph Roles as man
ager for the seasons moving pic
lures. Mr. Rolfes is not only the
purchasing agent for the Mutual Film
Producing Co., but is musician of
unusual ability and talent, who has
played with satisfaction for num-
Der of functions in the community.
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Non-P artisan Platform
Continued from page y

trolled by the Freeholders:
"Dear Mr.. Moore-As some ques-
ton has arisen as to the intent of the
Citizens Committee in adopting the
second plank in it's Small Board of
Freeholders platform, would state
as chairman of the platform commit
tee, that it was not in the minds of
the latter committee to recommend
the dismissal of persons holding minor
subordinate positions in the vari-
Gus departments of the County Gov
eminent whose records would show
that they are honest and efficient and
whose services are necessary to the
conduct of business-like economical
administration of the county affairs.
81 would therefore request that you
endeavor to have this letter given as
much publicity as possible in order
that there may be no misunderstand-
ing regarding the intent of the COM
mittee. "-Hackensack Record.
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Paul Brady's foot, which he in
jured recently by having horse
fall on it, has become infected and,
although able to walk around, he is
in a serious condition.
Miss Donna Mclean has been ill
of late, due to bad cold contracted
sometime ago. 1t developed into
neuralgia.