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Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-10-09
BUSINESS EGOTTSTS

Business egotist is one who believes his bust
ness is SO good it is not possible for anything to
make it better
He has for adv ertisine.
There is difference between an eGotst and
a with self confidence"
The self confident believes in his good
and his service.
He believes business is Just as good as he
makes it---and he newspaper advertising day
in and day out to bring prosperity bis doorstep
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-10-09
Night School
Meeting Tonight

All persons interested in the es-
adjustment of night school in Cliff
side Park should not fail to be pres
ent at the hearing to be held tonight
before the Governing Committee of
the School Board at the Cliffside
school boardroom.
The members of this committee
are Messrs. Neumann, Bohm, and
Conroy.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-10-09
Base Ball Today.

The game of baseball scheduled
between the Palisade Baseball Club
and the famous Oritani team, of
Hackensack, for last Saturday, will
be played today-Saturday. The con-
test takes place on the Oritani field
in Hackensack, the best diamond,
perhaps, in the state.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-10-09
Arthur E. Kerwein Gives Answer
To Charges In Fort Lee Sentinel,
Claiming He Had A Clean Record

Editorial That Hit Former Mayor Meets Warm RetOrt
and Mayor White is Challenged To Prove the Charges
That KerlOein Mixed Up the Borough s Finances, or
That His DUN Are Any Better.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-04-10
Hints
From a Book of Recipes Prepared by
Famous Woman Editor.

In a book of recipes prepared by
Emma Churchman Hewitt, for many
years associate editor of the Ladies'
Home Journal and other leading maga-
zines, many valuable suggestions are
given regarding the use of cornstarch.
In the hands of the experienced house
wife, cornstarch is often used a dozen
times a day. 1t gives the rich,
creamy consistency so much desired
in gravies and sauces; the fine texture
to bread, biscuits, cakes and cookies,
and makes pie crust flaky and per
feet. 1t is also indispensable in max
ing custards, chocolate eclairs, sher-
bets, ice cream and many other deli
cacies.
Mrs. Hewitt goes on to explain,
however, that there is great differ
ence in cornstarch, and that good re-
suits cannot be obtained with infe-
rior brands. She says that the eX-
perience of up-to-date housekeepers
everywhere was the same as her own
that those who had the greatest sue
cess with cornstarch recipes always
depended upon Kingsfords brand.
Kingsford's can be obtained Of all
good grocers everywhere. 1t costs no
more than inferior brands. Try Kings
ford's cornstarch once and you will
use it always.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-04-10
Foot Attire Problem
Is Solved in England

fitting her eXtremities and no vamD
is now quite short enough to suit
her whimsy. In fact, the real shoe
of the moment in London smacks by
our genuine coryphee. However, all
tourists admit it is a vast improve
ment and that feminine London, by
changing its boots, has changed every
foot of the landscape.
On every hand one sees American
Shoe Shops advertised with gold let
ters appropriately foot high. One
of the characteristically American con-
oeits offered in all seriousness is a
low shoe of buckskin in either white,
grey or tan, with a wide flap Of
fringed buckskin falling down over
the instep in true moccasin style. This,
no doubt, would have made a grea,
hit with an original aboriginal belle
but no true Maid i'm America today
would be found dead in them.
The war is on England, but every
thing else seems to be off at night
anyway, even the lights. Such ex-
treme decolette even hardened New
Workers. feel obliged to favor with
more than fleeting glance. There
seems to be a penchant for a single
strand of jet or pearls mot even to
mind YOU precariously sustaining an
alleged bodice Clinging robes of jew
eed and ietted net still iealously hang
on to the fashionable fair ones and as
yet the full-skirted models are
glimpsed, but rarely. When ii comes
to matter of economy in bodice ma
terial. however. the London bellies arc
far outstripping us.
Coiffures for evening are elaborate
affairs twined with pearls, banded
with ribbons or bristling with
aigrettes. The fishhook curl or beau
catcher in front of each rosy ear is
still very good over here, and the
pealed effects, now so prevalent in
our American brands are only ten.
You can readily understand the ne
cessity of double strength as you
glimpse the prcdominance of bottle
blondes. Those are various also who
have locked upon the henna when it
is red.
A novel fgd of fastening a rope Of
Imperial Valley press., 1915-04-10
How to Get Rid OF
Ants
Information of Great Value to Every
HGusekeeper.

Even though you are not troubled
with ants Just at present, you are al
most certain to be in the future--for
these pests have a way of getting into
every house at some time or other.
Everyone will be interested in know
ing, therefore, that a sure extermina
tor of these annoying insects is now
available. It remained for baker
and candymaker, whose shop was over
run with ants, to devise means OF
effcctually ridding himself of this
nuisance.
So successful did his remedy prove,
that it was decided to place it upon
tie market for general use-with re-
suits exceeding the most sanguine ex-
poctations. 1t is for sale at all drug
cists under the name of Kellogg's Ant
Paste-and thousands of houses all
ever the country have been completely
rid of ants by its use.
Try a package today. and if you
follow directions closely your ant trou-
bies will be solved forever.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-04-10
THE FIRST STORY.

You probably noticed that last night the Press gave
you the first news of:
The beautiful piece of statuary Harold Bell Wright is
giving to the city;
The plan of four railroads for the joint completion
and use of the San Diego & Arizona line
The annual county convention of the Womens Chris
tan Temperance Union
The great progress of the French army between the
Meuse and Mosele rivers;
The big Russian victory and great Austrian losses in
the Carpathian mountains;
The confession of Victoria Desparte of the frameup
to ruin Chief Sebastian of Los Angeles;
The letter from Lieutenant Ede commander of the
submarine F4 telling just before his death of its danger
Gus condition.
Tonight you will get in outside papers the the
Press gave you first last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-04-10

pearls or any sort of jeweled neck
lace high up in the back of the hair
in the spot usually sacred to the bar
cite and then letting it drop down in
front from behind the ears has d
quaint and Oriental effect that is
Imperial Valley press., 1915-04-10

vastly becoming to some types and
with some toilettes.
Naturally for street costumes the
military effects hold first place and
especially in millinery are these ideas
used in all and every shape and man
ner.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-04-10
Looking
For a
Farm
81

Do not buy in Imperial Valley any other place
until you have seen the CALIPATRIA EASTSIDE
FARMS OF L. S. PATENTED DECIDED LANDS.
Imperial Valley pioneers, men who know soil
conditions and values, who know all about this val
ley, have bought and are buying these farms at Cali
patra.
Fighty-fve per cent of all our sales have been
to these valley men.
You would ask advice from these men. Why not
follow their example and get of these farms?
Besides being Z. S Patented Decided Land, it is
Government Surveyed.
Certificates of Title are issued by the Peoples
Abstract & Title Company of Ell Centre and the
Deeds and Contracts are issued by the Title Insur
ence and Trust Company of Los Angeles.
UNUSUAL OFFER ON
CALIPATRIA FARMS
For short time are offering you this land
under the following conditions at
S4563
PER ACRE
On our 500 land which we sell easy terms,
we allow YOU to choose the best so acres from any
unsold section and if you will put IT in crop at once
(any crop you Wish) will pay you back $40 per
acre from the purchase price, and then if you build
home on it. to cost not less than 81 800 we will pay
YOU back $3.50 more, making the $50 land cost you
only S4563 per
If you really want fam-heres the big op-
portunity.
If you want exact data TO just what you
can do these lands with crop just write us for
the information. We're glad to answer questions
IMPERIAL VALLEY FARM LANDS ASSN.
CALIPATRIA
Imperial Valley press., 1915-04-10
(By Margaret Mason)

10Y hdl Sd1tl MdoohI
written for the United Press
You've heard each foot of London
Was a wondrous sight to see,
And that's exactly what each foot
Of London used to be.
But things have greatly changed, my
dear,
And now smart women wear
Shoes almost like Americans
Some feat you will declare!
London, March 27 (By mail to Ne"
York)-Now that New York has
stepped right foot foremost and land
ed with both feet in the English stylt
boot, London has flopped about into
our shoes-and there you are.
Remembering the amazing amount
of surface covered by the English
woman's foot in her erstwhile long
vamped narrow-lasted British boot
you are constrained to wonder wherl
it's all gone to in the short-vamT
high-heeled effect she is now wear
ing. For she has now certainly gon'
from one extreme to another in out
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-06
El Presidente Wilson hace un llamamien-
to a todos los patriotas para que Sc
apresten a la defensa nacional

En- nucStro numero de aver. d.
mos enta 1 HuestroS l~ectores, del
arribo de- PreSidente Wilson a Nue.
va York. asi como de Su a~siStencia
4 IN banquete que lie fue ofrecido
rn 81 Motel Manhattan. donir pro-
nuncij IN discourse que obtuvo Ia
aprobucion de todoS los concurrent
ties.
Ampliando nuestra information,
hacemos constar, que en- dicho dis
curse e. Sr. Wilson hizo algunas
declaracioneS interesantes. sobre Ia
mission esencialmente pacifica de los
Estados Unidos, Ia intolerancia err
materia religioSa, V el deber de to-
dos les ciudadanos de apoyar los
planes de la Administration. en- 10
que Sc refiere 4 la defensa Nacio-
nal.
Aplausos enthusiasts Sc escucha-
ron desde que e. Presidente entr6
al salon. Y mientras pronunciaba
su discurso. Hasta las galerias del
Club. rrho>abau lie DrmGcraIa>. que
Sc Sentian felices Y Satisfechos des-
pues de Ia ultima victoria en- las
elecciones del jueves pasado. La de-
coraci0n era s~encilla pero imponen-
te. consistiendo, en- su mayor parte,
IN trofeoS de banderas de los CO.
lores n~acionales en- todaS las formas
' gustos i~maginableS.
"Desde mace IN ano, dijo el Pre-
sldente. estamoS preSenciando 10 que
nj Siquiera nos atreviamos a ina
ginar. el gran conflicto europeo que
envue.ve Ia mayor parte de las gran
deS ~potencias del mundo. Donde
luirra :" dria S"ntir "a Influenza
de esta gran guerra. Europa entera
esta peleando. En- este choque tita-
nico de los GobiernoS, habla la fuer-
armada. dejando OR Su potente
e imperiosa voZ. ' de uno q otro
confin de nueStro pals, todos Sc pre-
guntan el eStado de nuestras fuer-
Zas Y de nueStroS medios de defen- |
sa, todos desean saber 81 estamos
pr~eparados para mantenernos en-
nuestra conducta nacional, contra
tualfuicra intervention ~eXtrana."
Declare solemnemente que los
EStados Unidos no AFRICAN propo-
agreSivos, pero que deben pre-
.ararse para asegurar su plena IL
bertad Y su propio desarrollo. EN-
eSta acci6n nos asociaremoS con to- |
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-06

dos los pueblos de nuestro hemis-
feriO, pueS para ellos Y para el res
TO del mUndo dcseamOs Ia misma
Ilbcrtad y II miSma independencia."
In Seguida hizo un llamamiento a
los hombreS pertenecientes a todos
los partldoS pOliticoS, a fin de que
sc unleran en- Ell apoyo &c su pro-
grama; dijo, que 81 r~epresentaba Ia
opinion professional V experta del
pals. Y que 81 alguno. no era con-
forme con ella. que eXpreSase o
claridad Ell medic de que Sc podia
harrr u>o. para ponrr a >alvo de-
cualquier disturbio, los i~ntereSes per
manentes del Estado.
Mis- p~alaDras no deben causar
panico a nadie, pueSto que las me-
jores relaciones de amistad nos u
nen con ell mundo entero; pero la
Naci0n de los EStadoS Unidos, es
demasiado grande Y poderosa para
rNl=lr oira ro>a qur no =, rrla-
clone a Ia defensa valiente Y viril
de las libertades de su pueblo, dom
de quicra que sc las ataque."
Refiriendose al programa de de-
fensa, manifesto cl PresiCente, que
este IncIuia I'LL aumrulo ii" 100. 600
SoldaIos. ruyo c0nIingrntr. en- MI
nero de 1873 600 cada arc Sc for
maria de entire los miSmos ciudada-
nos. Con reSpecto 4 Ia marina,
declare, que aunque va tenia para
ahora una eficiencia efectiva;" Sc
a~doptaria la p~olitica mas adecuada,
que aconsejaran las circumstances,
para equiparla Y a%provecharla de
todo 10 que fuese necesario.
FL Presidente, antes de concluir
81 diScurso. atac0 con toda energia
a los que sieHdo a~mericanos, pre-
fieren ell pals de su origen al que
ha a~doptado. asi como a los
inst:gadores de sentimientos antag6-
nlcos, reiigiosoS o sectarios, "a quie
mes debe llamarse 4 estrecha cuen-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-06
N0TA DE ESPANA

CADIZ. Octubre 2l.-De>putS de
muy grandcs irabajOS 81 ha logradO
por los buzos Y demas operarios
que trabajan en- 81 caSco del ca
nonero Ponce de Leon" ~extraerle
=! canon de popa y alstin mate
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-06

ra>a 4 Ia pigina S. coIumna ,.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-01-05

Ne rs nothing compared to those which
VIII take place In the country OF Luth-
er. Tor the seven angels will together
pour in the fore OF their ceusern on
the impious earth, which signifies that
the lamb will order the determination
OF the race Of Anuchrist.
When the beast sees that he Is lost
he will become furious, and for many
months the beak and claw OF the white
eagle. the claws OF the leopard and the
spurs OF the cock will furiously strike
at him
| They will cross rivers over the
bodies of the slain. and these in places,
| Wall change the course of the waters.
Ihey will bury only the men OF noble
families, teh leading commandments and
the princes, armies will beot .beYnW
the princes, because to the carnage
made by the armies will be Joined the
wholesale death Of those who will die
of hunger or the pest.
The Antichrist will ask many times
for peace. but tho seven angels who
Walk IN front OF the three animals de-
tending the lamb have declared that
victory will only be granted on the
condttion that the Antichrfst be crush
Cd ike straw on the barn floor.
The executors OF the justice OF the
lamb cannot stop fighting as long as
the Antichrist possesses soldiers to
fight against them.
That which makes the decree OF the
lamb 50 implacable Is that the Anti
christ mas pretended to be follower Of
Cnr1st and to act In His name, and II
ne does not perish, the fruit Of the Re-
deemer would be lost and the doors of
|
vior.
The fight which will take place
where the Antichrist FORCES hin arma
Will not be In any way q human fight
(This may have reference to Essan.
where the Krupp works are. and MANY
authorities believe that the decisive
battle may take place in Westphalia.)
Inc three animals defending the
lamb will exterminate the last army-
OF the Antichrist, but they will be fore
ed to erect on the battlefield a pyre "a
large as city, for the bodies Of the
dead will change the aspect OF the
countryside. as there will be mounds
Of the slain.
The Antichrist will lose his crown
and Will die In solitude and madness.
His empire will be divided into twenty
two states. but none Of them will any
longer possess fortresses, armies or
vessels.
Cautiously enough. this number coin
cides with the number Of German
stateS)
The white eagle. by order OF St NJ
chael, Will drive the crescent from
Europe and will install himself It Con
stanttnopae. Then will begin nm ara Of
peace and prosperity for the earth and
tnere VIII be NO more wars. each ma
ton being governed according TO It's
desires and living according to the
rules OF justice
There will be NO longer Lutherans
or Schismatics. The lamb will reixu
and the supreme happiness Of humani-
ty Will begin. Happy will be those who.
escaping the perils Of that period. wiJi
be able to enjoy the fruit q he 49,
Of the spirit. and Of the purging Of
humanity. which can only come after
the defeat Of the Antichrist."
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-01-05
TINE TO GET BUSY

Unless the anti-county divisionists
are going to lay down and Say that
they are whipped, give up the fight,
face higher taxes and a loss OF pres
tige, Il is high time that something
be done in Boise to offset the rapidly
growing impression in the legislature
that county division meets with the APP
prevail of the whole county.
There are q few loyal citizens Of the
greater county, who are cooperating
with Representatives Hicks and Wa
ters In their efforts to stem the tide
but there should be good strong
hacking Of the legislators by the peo-
pie. who are just as vitality affected
as they. It will need delegations to
put the testimony straight before the
committee on division and boundarieH'
1t MN take money to pay Cor charts and
other necessary means OF showing the
folly Of division. But what it needs in
the early days OF the session more
than anything else, Is the individual
work ON the legislators to prevent
their pledging support before the case
is fully understood. Twin Falls has
slept long enough at the switch. II Is
time to wake up and use a little OF that
odd time vim.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-01-05
war fORfTOlD
Remarkable Prophecy, Written 500
Years Ag0.

In publication called Omens OF the
Great War, the following remarkable
allegory, written by Brother Johannes
300 years ago, appears. In deciphering
the aMegOry II must be remembered
that France Is represented by q cock.
England by leopard, Russia by a
white eagle, Germany by q black eagle,
and Austria by the "other eagle" while
the lamb stands for justice, mercy and
truth.
Toward the year 1000 the Antichrist
will manifest himself. His army will
surpass in numbers all that can be
imagined.
There will be Christians among the
legions. and there wiN be Mohamme-
dams and savages among the defenders
Of the lamb.
For the first time the lamb will be
all red. There will not be single spot
in the Christian world that will not be
red, and red will be In che heavens, the
earth. the waters. and even the air, for
blood will flow In the domains OF the
four elements at once.
The black eagle will throw himself
on the cock. who will lose many feath-
ers, but Will strike back heroically with
his spurs. He NOON would be crushed
were it not for the help Of the leopard
and his claws
The black eagle will come from the
oountry Of Luther, wnl surprise the
cock from another side. and will in
vade the country Of the cock up to the
middle Of It.
The white eagle coming from the
north will surprise the black eagle and
the other eagle and with Invade the
country Of the Antichrist from one
end to another.
"The black eagle will eae. himself
forced to KberAee the cock u order to
tight the white eagie and tbs cock will
pArsVe' the MACK eagle inGp Ne ccun-
~ g the Antichssst r hslp IL ghtle
eA&1e. - rs
''The battles foa9ht Up 70 tAan WI
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-01-05
ARTEsIAN CITY


Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Fredericks gave
party at their home Sunday even
ing. The time was very pleasantly
spent In games and singing, every one
reported very enjoyable evening"
Mr.. John Day and Walter Day are
spending their vacation at the Day
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Of Twin Falls,
are spending the Christmas week with
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Porter.
Mr.. Taylor has returned to his work
In Ogden after short Christmas va
cation.
Mr. and Mrs. John Tooth have re-
turned home from Yost, Utah, where
they have been celebrating their moth
er's silver wedding.
Mr.. Horace Hart has gone to Oakley
to spend few days.
Mr. Henry Witt visited at the home
of Mr.. Orson Strong Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Rutledge have re-
turned home from Canada, where they
were called on account of her moth
er's illness.
Miss Jessie Land, of Hazelton, has
been visiting this week with her sis
ter, Mrs Geo. FieldH
Mr.. Jessie Strong is frequent visit
or at Artesian. there seems to be some
attraction
James & Wilson have been busy
putting up ice the last few days.
The masquerade was well attended
and everyone enjoyed a quiet, sociable
time. Miss Carrie Strong took the
ladies' prize as Santa Claus and Mr..
3. Walton the boys prize dressed as
a tramp.
Mr.. Walter Day was given a party
at his home Wednesday evening.
There were twenty-five guests and
everyone enjoyed a good time. There
was a very dainty lunch served at
midnight. after which everyone en-
joyed a short hour of dancing.
Miss Theresa Strong, OF Kimberly,
visited with her cousin, Carrie, Tues
day.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-01-05
ADVERTISED LIST.

List OF letters remaining unclaimed
in the Twin Falls postoffice for tn,
week ending Jan. 2, 1915. Parties
calling for these letters will pleas,
say advertised Jan. s. 1916"
Bather, A. E.
Bacon, w. M.
Collins, Harley.
Fletcher and Donahue.
Homgren, E. A.
Harbrouck. H. j.
Harold, S. NJ.
Hopkins, Mr..
jackson, Earl.
Johnson, P. n
Kennedy, A. E.
Larson, Clarence.
Larson, Esther
Lewis, Lucille.
Lawrence, w. V.
Mallinson, VIM.
Marsh, Edith.
Mullins, Irene.
Mecham, Marion
Morgan, Siro.
Mccoy, Mark
Prince, Doyle.
Pacific Pr. & Light Co.
Randolph, Bob.
Spencer, D. S.
Smith, Harry
Schoffel. Mr..
MISSIONER, Arthur E.
Williams, Blanche.
Yaggy, S. E.
Young, Estell.
Zumwalt, Doran
Postage due on above, letters one
cent each Letters REMAINING ~ fhe
end OF fourteen days will be sent to
the dead letter office.
w. H. GREENHOW. Postmaster
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-01-05
ALCO CLOTHES SHOP
The Store Of Values
coffee. drink coffee from German clio

coffee, drink coffee from German clo-
onies.
3. Use only German clothes for your
dress, and German hats for your head.
10. Let not foreign flattery distract
you from these precepts: and be firm
ly convinced, whatever others say, that
the German products are the only
ones worthy OF citizens of the Ger
man Fatherland.
These ten commandments" are CIV
en- to every employe and posted in ev-
cry German factory and business
house.