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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-01
Mie6eronber. ~ syrr @lolter

gtte0eronbe1. - SeStn &lo1ter
Der @armber3igen 8rii6er in Trier
lit Der enreritirte 8farrer bon Mteoer-
oonpen, ser bodrp. &err Sobann Gay,
int Glitter bon rabe5u SO Sabren ge-
itorben. SEER sar tpar geboren in
2uremburg am 9. @uguit 1929 un6
ml1r6e am 80. Mugult 1866 gum
8rielter gepeibt.
S6mei3.
gern.-G eit l4ngerer 3eit lino
ltnter oen peribieoenen @randen Scr
idypei5erii6en @eiddftsmelt 8eitre-
bungen our @riin0ung zines ginfur=
fruits nod Dem SDitem @oQan6s I'M
@al1ge. 3ieier 9rult ioa Sen Sic
ferungsltaaten sic @arantie bietem
oab Ole Sen6ungen nur fir Sen
i@mei5eriihen Snlanosbe6arf pertper-
bet meroen. - Sn menigen Sagen,
nad porauSgegangener rauber @itte=
rlng, bat Der Monat Scat cine
Hradt berborge5aubert, mie tie i'm
8nde itebt uno, tpas fir uns 6ie
$auptiade lit, au@ @offnungen er=
lpeft, Die geeignet iin6> urs leidter
uber Die mirtbidaftliden 6olgen ser
&riegsmirren bin1peg5ubelfen. ueber=
aQ, mo- man binfommt, mo- man Bal1-
ersle1te iiber Sen Stan6 Ser @ul=
.tl1ren oise1tiren fort, miro 11ur Elm
2oblieo geiungen lber Die guten Aus=
lidten> melde Die 8liitbenpradt nno
Die iippige 8egetation o%uffommen
lalien. Gin Mon1ert Der gerubigung
ole6 5ugleib fir 6iejenigen, 6ie ct
1pa per5agen polten um 6as tag
lide 8roo, oelien 9eldaffung in Sic
Ter l%1nr11bigen Belt MIR al5u i6mer
miro. Infer @olf bot Sic Situation
ri6tig geoeutet. gS bot borgelorgt
in jeoer 9e5iebung uno lit beltrebt,
inherent 9o6en oues ob5ugemimen,
tpas ab5ugetpinnen lit. l1eberan
trifft man moblcultibirtes 2at1o, be-
bout nit Semitic un6 @etreioe> jebes
Elabden lit a11sgeniitt uno Der Nob=
r%ut1gsperl orgung oienitbar gemadt
lpor0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-01
gner gierbebarf.

8ieIe oeutide 5amilien mobnen TO-
pett meg bon einem @anoler in 6la-
idenbier, oab iie es febr fdtper fin-
oen 6omit berieben 81 bleiben. @leid-
oiel 1pie meit Str bon elmer 8ier.
agentur tpeg wobnt ooer mie fdtmie-
rig es fit gud lit, na6 Current gier
gu fabren, SIR fonnt gorfebrun9en
treffen, es 6ireft ididen 5u lalien BON
gurer @rauereL nenn SIR enttpe6er
cine Boitfarte ooer einen Brief ienoet
uno nadfragt, tpie es 81 tbnn. Nebmt
sos beriibmte 3umalpeib, 6as BEL
lere 8ier, inoem Sbr an Die Minneo-
polls 8raugeieaid;aH> Minneopolis,
Dtinn., idreibt. S6reibt iofort.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-01
Gdmad nnb elenb.

@d)mad nn6 eleub. nl1nier 5tpei
Sabre alter &nabe," idreibt SER
emil @eiBler, 50 2ibertp ct, @itts=
burg, @a., umar an 2rngenentaiiin-
oung franf getpei er. 0bgleid Sic
aer5te ibn gliidlid ourdgebrodt bot
ten, lpar CT 0od tnfolge oes 2eioerts
nn6 ser angreifenoen @ebonoll1r,g
idtpad) uno elero geblieben. @ir
borten bo1n bon Sem Mlpenfrdl1ter
n1ro erbielten es geraoe nod sur red)=
ten 3eit. @ir gabeu ibm oas Sell
nlitel abenbs un0 morgens, unb es
bo1tte ibr ol1f inns n1adte ibn geil1r,o
l11ro itarf. Torrt's Ilpenfr1l1ter 11obm
er gcrn ein, ooh uel111 ct sic 0of<
torme0isin nebmet ioIlte, CAB es ie-
besn1ol einen regelredten &f."
Torni's Mlpenfrirater lit i%eiaer
ntiloe11, a1rgel1ebmen, inns boh mtrf-
ian1elt gigenidoften tuege1t DEFENDERS
fir 8in6er geeienet. gs lit ser Ml1t-
ter ltarfiter @unoesgenoiie bei ser
gebanoll1ng ser @Ieinen. Mms rel.
,ten &eilfrGutern bereitet, bot es na,r
quite @irfungen. @s lit feine Mpo.
tbcfcr- Mebi5in, ion6ern tpirb sem
@ubIifl1m oireft bonn 2aborutorium
geIiefert. Mon id)reibe on: Dr. 9e.
ter Sabrnep & Sons Co., 1876.
SO. &opne, Mpe., Chicago, SSM.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-01
Mntrage fir sic Gentral=@ ereins=@er=
iammlung.

linn Sic Observation-Disclosures
a11f Sen Sobresperi ammlungen 6es
Central : @erei1s gu erleidtern unf
Sic Mntbeilnabme Ser 9elegaten an
SEN @erban0lungen 81 ltarfen uno 81
permebren, bat ser 6. 9. in leiner
IS. Sagung> in Metporf, g. s., abge-
bolten> beid1oiien, 6oB Sic fir Sic
6. g. &onpention beitimmten Mntra=
&c BON Ser Got. 5uiammengelteqt
uno Sen Ielegaten in georudter 6orn'
porgelegt mer6en ionen.
Sic Mntrdge merben 10. georudt,
6ab geniigeno @al1m fir @emerfun-
gen un6 etmaige @era116erungeu
freibleibt.
9ie gentraIzsteue lit be1niibt, Sem
%ermabnten 8eidluiie nad5ltfommen,
un6 eriudt 6aber ale @ereite, Ser
ban6e o0er g~in5elmitglieoer, Sic SIN
trage fir Sic an 8. Mltgult begir1=
nenbe 6. g. &%onpention Dor bem 20.
Suit ein5uien6en. @s ban0elt iid)
bierbei Inn ale Ser &onpe1tipn Dor
5ulegen6en Mntrage.
Mntrdge iin6 ein5nienoen an Sic
Ge11tral=Stene bes Gentral=8ereins,
POI Semple 8l0g., ct. Souls Mp.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-01
Graham Mullins

I cup graham -four; I cup pastry
flour; 9 level t~easpoomfMls K c Baking
Powder; 1 to g leveltablespoomfuls sugar.;
] teaspoomtMl salt; 1 egg: II cups miM or
water;; g to 8 tablespoonfuls melted but
ter; MIC and bake as One-Egg Mullins.
Graham batter should always be quite soft
to insure light and moist mullins.
To get SO other recipes as good as these,
send us the certificate packed in every IS
cent can of K C Baking Powder, and we will
send you "The Cooks Book by Mrs.
Janet Mckenzie Hill. Handsomely illus.
uated. jacques Mig. Co., Chicago.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-01

ita6tiiden 8orrGtben miro iogar nod
mlstpdrts berfauft.
Gliak.2otbrineen.
StraBburg. - Mab 8ldtter-
melou1rgen lit fir sic in Sen Mei9s-
tagSmablfreiien Meb nn6 @apolots-
meiler infolge 6es @rl0ibens ser
Wanoate Or. @eia un6 8etterle
por5lnebmenoen griobpablen gum
&eidstage nod fein Sermin ~feitgeiebt.
@1ld labt iid 3~ur3eit nod mdt NIT
Stderbeit iiberieben, mann bic 8ab=
len porgertommen mer6en f0nnen.
Ser &ei6stag lit Bis a1f sic beioe1r
borbe5eidneten @on6ate tpie6er boQ=
5ablig, 6a on6ere @rlab1paflen nidt
mebr ausiteben.
Oeiterreid.ltnsarn.
@ien. = 9ie rul1iibe SSnoaiion
in @ali5ien fat 6as 5meite 0pfer in
Ser griediibrtatbolilden (unirtem
l,frainiiden &irde g%eforoert. 8e
fanntli6 tpa1r6e Metropolit @raf
|s5eptpcfi aus 2emberg no@ Sibirien
peridleppt un6 nun lit am %. MpriI
in ieiner 3i05eie Er5empsl @iidof
@5emohpc3y nod Metropo1it s5eptpc=
Fl 6as Interchangeable Mitglie6 6es
ufrainiihen &leruS in @ali5ien, BET
idieoen. Son ieinen Di05eianen bod=
perebrt, tpur6e er bon Sen &uiiopbi=
len Defenders gebaBt, Ga er ibren 8e<
itrebungert, 400 er MIR fonmte, auf 6aS
energiid1te en%tgegentrot. Seine
&ranfbeit begann, als sic &uiien 6en
Metropoliten Or. S3eptpefi meg-
idleppten; mie6erbolt anberte Ser
greiie 8iidof 6aB er 6ieien Sdmer5
nidt iiberleben f0i;rne. Mod ser eri ten
@eloger11ng bon 9r3empsl mor linn
@elegenbeit geboten, gemeiniam NIT
Sem polniiden 8iidof Ee1c5ar 6ie Sc
flung 511 perlaiien. @etreu 6em Bei=
ipiele ieines Metropoliten, mol1te er
aber Bel ieiner @er6e Biz gum lebten
Mngenblide ausbarren. Mls Die &ui=
ien in Hr5empsl ei115ogen, pertpan=
6elten lie iofort cine grieduid=fatbo-
liide Stride in cine ruiiiih=ortbo-
oore. Sos tpar fir i'm Ser barteite
|Shlog, Ser i'm al16 alf 6aS &ran=
fenlager morf. Sim %. Mpril fano
ser @iidof sen 500.
2%ngembmrg.
2urem B + g. = Sn lanomirtb=
ldaftliden &reiien miro bereits sic
Srage Ser Seidlagnabme Ser Dies
iabrigen grnte pielfad beiproden.
Sic 9anomirtbe iin6 aagemein ge=
i%onnet, ii6 mie6er - un6 5tpar nit
Nedt - in's ltnpermeiolide 5u fiji
gen; lie boffen aber, oaB Sic @0ddt=
preiie ieitens ser &egierung elmer
Hepilipn ltntermorf len mer6en u16 oaB
ser @orratb fir Sic 2an0mirtbe nt9t
al5u fnapp bemeiien meroe. Mnge=
lidts ser gegenmartigen ginltigen
@itteru1tg bofft man iibrigenS oas
Bette fiir sic nadlte gr1te. = Ser
Acknowledgements S. @ilmes, Ser ge-
legentli9 elmer &eile nad 6ranffurt
BON ser 6eutiden Notwithstanding
in Saarbriiden berbaftet mnroe lit
bonn 6ortigen &riegsgeri6t tpegen
Eragens BON @offen, sic er in 6ranf=
fnrt fir fem @eldaft gefaut botte,
(6er Mnfarf bon @afen in Deutl6-
lano lpabreno ser &riegs5eit lit ber<
boten) 5u 5tuei Monaten @efangniB
per11rtbeilt mor6e1.
3iffer6ingen. Sent So
Sabre alten 6ubrfnedt sc. 5dmot=
gen id)el1te beim MnldJirren 6as Gfer6
nn6 brannte 6mr9. 8eim @inbolen
oesielben fan1 er gu 5au, un6 Ser
@oger1 ging ibm iiber SEN &orper.
Sdtper berlebt muroe er in'S &ran=
fenbaus noh Betingen gebrodt, mo-
er ra6 einigen Soget beridieo.
gi4a a. s. Ml5. = SSn Ser M6olpb-
gmtI=6itte mur6e Ser Mrbeiter s..
@eber BON gliiben6em StablguB gez
iroffen un6 redt be6el1ten6 berlett.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-01
al ie einem Sag @efangntB perur'

31 ie einem Sag @efangniB berur'
tbeilt.
5taoe.- Die 5truftammer Der.
urtbeilte Sen ruiiiiden Staatsange,
borigen Safob Sobit in ser 8erufs-
initan5 at fiinf Motaten @efangniB,
neil er Drobunget gegen Deuti6lano
atsgeltoBen batte.
EedIenburg. - Die @abnar-
better Mnnsberg un6 Sdmermam1
g%ilnge,n, INN Sen @eg trah !&o11le ab=
5ufiir5eh oem 8abnqeleiie nod, 6os
,md) Mbeine fiibrt. Mls iie 6en Gil
giiteru1g aus ser &i6tung &beine er-
bliften, traten Tie our 5eite in 6as
anoere @eleiie un6 bemerften ni6t,
DoB ibner ser Ssnabriider Mbeno3ug
in SEN Miifen fubr. 8ei6e Mrbeiter
tpur6en bon ser @ai6ine ergriffen
uno total 5ermalmt.
Dlbenb1rg.
SI6en Blu rg.- @ad elmer bier
eil1getroffenen Melou1rg lit ser 81
rector 6es MISREPRESENTATION
Or. &aspe, I'M @elten gefallen. ST..
Maspe bat li6 trob berbdltniBmdBig
erit f1r5er Gbdtigfeit um oie Mel1-
orol1ung ser reiden Muieumsiam-
ll1rgen peientlihe @erotenite ertpor-
ben. = Ser @robber5og bon Sl6en=
burg, ser NIT ieiner So@ter, &rtn=
5eiiin gitel Srie6ri9 bon HreuBen,
gum &11rgebraud in Sab &iiiingen
meilt, bat 6em 8oritano 6es 8abn>
amts, 8abnbertpalter Mar 8aper,
SOS &itterfrelt5 6es ol6enbltrgiiden
&aus= nn6 observation-disclosures berlie=
Zen.
@iirttemberg.
8atbtngena a. 5. gn5. = Der
gr6arbeiter 2uomig 9inoer, BON
@ogsfelo BEL &nrlsrube gebiirtig,
lief in Ser @eilbronm S6ul=
ma6den nod un6 be6robte lie NIT
6em offenen Melier. oils sic 8oli5ei
i'm berbaften uollte, entflob er, muir
Sc ober f11r5 6arm1f mte6er ermifdt.
Ct orobte alt6 iebt NIT 6em Meiier
1tn6 benabm itd mi6erieblid, 10 6ab
Elm bin5ufommenoer 2anolturmmam
in @emeini6af It nit 6em Holi5eiote=
1ter i'm CUR &ube 5tpingen m1tBte.
Nah Mnlegung bon @an6ldeuen
mur6e er in Eoli5eigemabriam ge=
bradt.
@ai9enbenren. : Cine
Treifabrt atf SOB un6 9eben madte
bonn bieiigen @abnbof outs Ser &ilfs-
ihoffner @eber bon bier nit 6ret
@iitermagen, sic bon Ser Moi6tme
a%bgeitoBen, tpegen ser Beetle Shie-
men, nidt Sic porgeieben, gum Sal
ten famen, ion6ern mebrere 100 Me=
ter in ser @idtl1ng 8irenbah = Sic
piel Sal bat = 6abonltefen. Ser
getitesgegenpdrtige @duffner fornte
SEN MusreiBern Sic 8remien 10 itarf
nn6 i6nem on5ieben, 6aB er bier6urd
fem 9eben un6 sic @ogen rettete.
8aben.
&orlsrnbe.- = Mus Ser boot
iden 2ebreridaft fins bisber 205 SEN
Sel6ento6 gel torben, 143 2ebrer
tp11r6en be%rtp1tn6et, iii baben 6as
@iierne &relt5 erbolten. = @ier
feierte INSTRUMENTATION @ommer=
5ienrotb 6rie6ri6 @0pfner ieinen
70. @ebnrtstag.
SAB Orb. - Ser Oberit
Gideudner, @ommar6ant 6es Er1tp=
peniibungsplotes Orb 1n6 6es
neutrality-suspicious. tpa1r6e DOM
@roBber5og bon 8o6en nit oem
&ommonbont11rfreu5 6eS Sr6ens
BON 3abringer 26men nit Sdmer-
tern n1sge5eidnet. - Die @td6ti=
lden @orperi9aften baben in 6anf,
borer Mrerfenn11ng ietner @er6ienite
6e1t perItorbenen 8etgeor6neten @ei>
mer in einem @brengrab beigeiebt.
@%enen=MamHa1t.
@iesbo6er.- Set ser fiir5-
li6 obgebaltenen 2anotagseriabpabl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-01

Die MQiierten baben iid jett audi
a11 Sen Goroanenn SEN beriibmten
.Mugen5el1gen 5ugelegt. 0as lit elmer
Ser 6afur be5ablt miro, 6aB er Sic
2igen a1f feline &appe nimmt, Sic
5l pertreten Sic @efeblsbaber iid
id)dmen. Gin edit engliIdes <ltltr=
getpahsi
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-01

@enrt er f6mne, iucrSe CT bem 9an=
Sc Sen 6rie0en erboltenz ion Ser Yrd=
ltoent geiagt baben. St farm gang
getpib, er bra11dt MIR gu tpollen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-01
"AFFEcTlONATE PIE IS
The KIND e THE
TOP CRUST IS STUCK
ON THE LOWER ONE

Seine Iolen 3ab1,e mebr. 8porrbea
poer Miggs aranfbeit oes Mnnoes
uno oes 3abnfleiides peruriade1 pie
len 9el,ten oas 9os1peroen ibrer 3ab'
ne uno babeu Sabre lang Die meoi'
5iniiden rno Observation-Disclosures
permirrt ul1o ml1roen als u1betlbar
angeieben. Nporrbea meidt gang roih
Ser rlel1en 8ebanolung oes @matin
Sporodlori0e.
@ir lino p%olitdnoig ansgeltatte..,
Inn guren 6aQ 51 bebanoeln, ur1o
tpen1 SIR in ser Office poripreden
poQt, miro es unS frel1en, gu9 Die
8ebanolung gu ertlaren uro gr4 gu
1agen, mas in gurem perionlt4en
Soae obne iebpebe 6or6erung &C.
i6eben fam.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-01
Mullins
By Mrs. Janet Mckenzie Hill, Edito,

By Mrs. Janet Mckenzie Hill, Editor Of
the Boston Cooking School Magazine.
When mullins are on the breakfast table,
nobody cares for meat or eggs and they
would be served more often if this meal
were not prepared so huniedly that there
is no time to make them. If K c, the
double-raise baking powder is used, the
batter may be stirred up the night before,
put in the pan ready for baking and moth.
ing to do in the morning but bake them.
One-Egg Mullins
cups flour; g slightly rounded tea
spoomjfuls K G Baking fowder; 1 tea
spoonful salt; ] cup sugar; / cup melted
butter or lard; I egg; 1 cup woter on malk.
Sift dry ingredients together three times.
Add to this the unbeaten egg, melted
shortening and water or milk. Then beat
all together until perfectly smooth. Oil
muffin or gem pans and have oven slow
until the mullins come to the top of the pan,
then increase the heat to bake oygz7SszDs
and brown the mullins. This aass 55afsS
recipe makes II large mullins. N
Raisins or currants may be N
added If desired. 3SMS333gq
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-05-29
Congregationalists
Glory In
Festal Week

This has been a festal week among
local Congregationalists. Saturday
last was Bergen county Christian En-
deavor Day at the Billy Sunday
Tabernacle in Paterson. The pilgrim
age there was made by thirty mem
bers of the above church. They re-
port that the processession was 25,-
600 strong.
On Sunday evening, at the Column
bia avenue church, echoes of the
Billy Sunday meeting were heard
songs from the famous Billy Sunday
Song Book being sung. Different
phases of the great Sunday move
ment were presented by seven or
eight members on Sunday evening
Miss Bohan related some of the
famous Sunday epigrams; "Ma Sun
day" was the theme of Miss Hous-
mans remarks; Homer Rodeheaver,
Mr.. Sundays leader of hymns, and
trombonist, Mrs. Charles Leeger
Rev. A. G. Church opened the meet
ing with talk on the personal es-
Inmates of some of the New York
ministers. Billy Sunday on amuse-
ments was Mrs. George B. Donald
sons theme. Mr. Seymour N. Sears
talked on the methods of the cam
paign, and the Sunday orthodoxy
Charles Leeger spoke of Sundays at
titude on the saloon. Mr.. Bennett
gave description of the great Sat
urday parade.
On Monday evening DR.. Rickert of
the New York Collegiate Reform
Church spoke at the meeting of the
Mems Club.
On Wednesday evening the prayer
service was led by Miss Ida Rose
Tomorrow morning the pastor will
conduct a memorial service in honor
of Decoration Day. In the evening
the choir will give a sacred concert,
with Mrs. Gertrude Saint as the prin-
ciple soloist.
The following Sunday DR.. Self,
pastor of Rev. Church's former
church in Little Valley, New York,
will exchange pulpits with the latter.
On June 20 will be Children's Day
in the church, the whole morning
being devoted to the children.
The committee in charge is: Mrs.
Houtman, chairman, Mrs. Vaughn,
and Mr.. Rodamer. The church will
be specially decorated for the oc-
casion.
Mr.. Leeger has been made chair
man of the Sunday School picnic to
be held on June 26.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-05-29
Councilman Cadien
Elected President Of
Associated Charities

The annual meeting of the Asso.
ciated Charities was held on last
Sunday afternoon at the Grantwood
school auditorium. In the absence
of President Hearn, Charles j.
Leeger presided. The reports of the
different officers were most encour-
aging and showed that the past year
had been most successful. The
statement of the treasurer showed
that the sum OF $592.25 had been re-
ceived and expended IN the conduct
OF the Babies Milk Dispensary, and
that part of the $4,000 received in
addition to this amount had been
used in the general work of the or
ganization. The balance on hand as
reported was $4,000. The members
decided to set aside the sum of $25
to be known as the Carolyn Snyder
Fund; this fund together with any
subsequent contributions to it, will
be used exclusively in the purchase
Of new shoes and the repair of old
shoes for the school children of poor
families. Mrs. Snyder, who recently
died, was one of the most faithful
and untiring workers in the associa-
ton and this fund will serve as a
remembrance of the splendid work
she did while alive. The president
and other officers submitted such in
teresting reports that they were or
dered printed in full for the infor-
nation Of the public. A vote of
thanks was extended to the Comedy
Club and to Nicholas Schenck for
the entertainments arranged by them
to aid the charities. The sum of
$128 was realized from the recent
vaudeville show in the Park and $25
from the show given some months
ago by the Comedy Club. Mr.. Otto
Meyer was also thanked for the free
use of his building in Fairview as a
headquarters of the association.
The following officers were elected
for the new year: President, John c.
Cadien; vice-president, Charles j
Leeger; secretary and treasurer, Miss
Nancy Bowman. Council, Mrs. S. W.
McClave, Mrs. R. ]. Fox, Mrs. Frank
Croft, Mrs. Vaughn, w. S. B. DANA
Mrs. c. W. Blue, and Miss N. Bow
man.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-05-29
EPIPHANY CIRCLE
TO GIVE MAY PARTY

Next Monday afternoon the ladies
of the Epiphany Circle of the R. C.
Church will give May party for
the young people of the parish on
the Cowdray Estate. The time is
from 2 to 6. Admission Is cents.
including ice cream.
The children will assemble in front of
Grantwood school at quarter to two
From there they will march to the
grounds headed by the school fife
and drum corps. Irene Whelan has
been chosen May Queen, and Quentin
StanniX, King.
The line of march will be down
Palisade avenue to the Episcopal
Church and returning back to the
picnic grounds. All kinds of games
have been planned, and twenty-four
prizes will be awarded for winners.
In case of rain, postponement will
be taken until the following Sat
urday.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-05-29

Robinson, of the Italian Opera Co.,
had been secured to render bits OF her
repertoire.
Miss Robinson was in superb voice,
and her rendering of the Suicide
aria from La Giaconda was an eXposl-
ton at once powerful and inspired.
Her "To wit, to WOO" ending with the
"Too wet to WOO" of "The OWL was
delightedly received, as well as, later:
her winsome "Will O. the Wisp.' MI
Frank Braun of New York was as de-
lightful at the piano.
Miss Robinson's appearance here
at this particular time is interesting
in view of the fact of her coming de-
but in opera tonight at the Amuse-
ment Park. Miss Robinson says that
the opera company, the Avitibile-Mar-
tello Company, has an unusually strong
makeup having in its cast many
singers of repute who were detained
here by the war Wednesdays artist
herself, has the good fortune to be
in the favor of Nine. Gadski, and to
be a pupil of Nine. Niessen-Stone, Il
bosom friend of the latter.
The setting of Wednesdays event
was of great charm, both personally
and artistically, from the receiving
line and hall, to the music room and
tea table.
The Guild and it's leaders deserve
every praise for this new triumph of
the socia[artistic output of their body
and their community.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-05-29
PETERS, FREW

The wedding of Miss Helen Frew.
of New York and Hampstead, L. |
to Mr. Ralph Peters, jr., on May %,
is announced. Mrs. Peters is we'll
known in Palisade, and is the neice
of Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Frew, of
Bluff and Dearborn roads. Mr.. Peters
is the son of Mr.. Ralph Peters, presi-
dent of the Long Island Railroad.
The happy couple were the recipients
of many costly gifts from the friends
and relatives of the two families.
Mrs. Peters is the only daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Frew, president
of the Corn Exchasge Bank, and is
a very pretty and fascinating young
woman.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-05-29
Sunday Robbery In
Lafayette Avenue

Another descent of thieves upon one
of the treasure places of the borough
was discovered last Sunday noon
when Helen Haage, returning alone
from church, walked into her room
on the upper floor of the house, and
found the whole place in a state of
choas, due evidently to marauders.
Badly frightened, Helen rushed
back to the church to tell her parents
of the outrage, and when they reached
the house, they found things even
worse than they had feared.
The criminals had entered by the
rear door, breaking both the wooden
and glass doors, and had made a
special effort to locate Mrs. Haage's
jewelry, with the result that prac-
tically every particle of jewelry had
disappeared; also some silver
The police were called at once, but
up to this writing, no trace of the
thieves or their booty, had been
found.
Mrs. Haage was robbed once be-
fore five years ago. A suspicious
feature of the former robbery was
that Mrs. Haage had left for few
days on visit to her son in the
mountains, of which fact the robbers
had undoubtedly been informed by
persons having an intimate knowl-
edge of the households doings. The
jewelry which disappeared last Sun
day was the greater part of what
still remained from the former rob
berry. Again, it is rather to be su-
spected that in this contemplate
happening of Sunday, in broad day
light that persons pretty well &C
quainted with the neighborhood were
at the bottom of the affair
The Haage household have been in
a state of great nervousness this
week, which is greatly to be deplored.
1t is to be expected that the police
of the borough will handle he matter
with their usual skill and dispatch.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-05-29
Gerald Thayer
Suffers Accident

A slip from a step ladder last Sun
day was the cause of a severe acct
dent to Mr.. Gerald Thayer, one of
Grantwood's most esteemed citizens.
When Mr.. Thayer tried to pick him
self up he found that one of his
ankles was broken.
Mr.. Thayer is reported as recov-
ering satisfactorily, the damaged
member furnishing him only when he
moves it. Still his enforced idleness
comes as a great trial. He will prob
ably be able to go about on crutches
next week.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-05-29
Faruiew Statesmen
Join Jun. Mechanics

Mr.. Adelberg, one of Fairview's
progressive citizens, is also an earn
est worker in the local council of the
Junior Order of United American
Mechanics, Bellman Council. A Wig
orous campaign is under way to in
ship to a round one hundred. 1t now
stands at sixty-fve. The latest mem
bers added was Recorder George
Schultz who was initiated on May II.
On June 8, Fairview's mayor, Mayor
Lyons will be initiated a member.
The Council will soon institute a
uniform guard for initiatory work