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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-23

9ei ciucn geniitbIidcn Gorten.
ipieI murocn geitern cine glnsaBl
0htieu bon Der @oIi3ei ocs Iiiolidcn
GiltriftS iiberraidt. Gor 9idlter
SAINT sebrodt, muBten Iie cinegiira.
idoft bon ie $2.45 binterIcgen. Sd
lie icoob fiir oas anberaitmte @er60r
niGt eri@icnen ginoeu iic scr 9iira.
lboit Derlultig. Die 8erbaiteten pa.
rem, gSeit &GtfuSft 36 Sobrc ait,
pr. 736, 5ii0.GborIes. .5troBe; Sa.
proniu G6nponio 81 Satire ali, g4r.
927. Souoper.5traBc Syil. g)oilua,
80 So9re aft, 9fr. 1856, Su6 Charles.
StroBe 2cpiu Goof, 81 Sabre alt.
9lr. 736, 5iio.GbarIcs. .StraBe; Nlife
9rtce, gar 736, Siio-Gbarlcss Str,
mo %biIipp guueS bon ocrleIbcn
9Iorciic,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-23
edsne Heier.


Cos lc65igid6rioe Subildum scr
eoongeIii6.reiormirteu ct. Eouls.
STRIDE ~ Cos @ottes5ous mar
nett geiAmiidt. &oitor @corge
VI. @oOOubn uno @rofeor Or. u.
6ismcr bieIten Die 6eitpreoigtcu.
Die Su6lioiunSfeier Oes icG5ie-
lobrigen 9eItebenS Der fiinften ebon.
eelllH reiormirten ct. %oulS,9irbe
nobm geltern ibren 9lniong unO oos
l1one gelbmadpoll oeforirte @ottes-
1aus Der @emeiuOe mar bis ouf Oen
lesten @lob oefiiat.
Us purOcn 5luei @ottcSoienlte o6s
oeboltcn lmO 5por lpuroe sic oeutibe
Seltpreoigt om W1orgcn BON Goitor
George q. @oOoubn bon 9rooflpn,
T'yy geboIten, morouf 9rofcIior Or.
u. 6iSmer bon BLOOMFIELD, g1..Sy., eli
ne gIniprode on sic @emeinOe biclt.
Sein gIbenOaottcsOienIt in cngIi-
ld)er Sprode belt &rof. 81. S8. Sis.
lner bonn tbeoIogiiben Seminar 5u
@loontIielO, @.-Sy Die Seitpreoigt
i'no Soitor @ooou6n cine 9lnipro6e
Gie sInpeienOen folgten ocn 9lus-
lu9ruu9cn oer 6eioen Serren nit GRO
Der Nuimerfiomfeit uno 9lnoodt.
Gle SubilGumsfeier miro om Wtitt-
nod sIbcno nit bier 9[nIpro@cn ppn
le 10 N}inlten Gouer ourd bier bers
l@lcoene @ciitlide 5lm 9lbblnB fom-
men. g|o1 S6mB ser 9lnipro6eu
meroen Oie beridieocncn SiiIfs-@e.
lelllhoften ser Stride in ben Sonn-
io9Sl6nIrdumcn oerielbcn Grfrii6un.
gen leroiren imo cine muiifolii6e
t'llterboltln9 pcronitoIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-23

0llBcrn feuerte gIOlcr orci SdNiIie
aili ocu abnlngsIoS Ialbenocu as.
iorgidltig aili Den 9opf Ncs &rcniers
3ielcuo Ger @raf iicl bonn Shi6Ic
lSreimoc cilten ibm 5itr Scite; CT bat.
te ieOoh bcrcits Oeu@ciit aufqeae6en
@ine 9lodridt aus ser oiterrcihi.
idcn Souptitoot beItritt, oaB politi-
id)e Streitigfeiten ser 9lffoire 3u
@rilnOc l6gen, unO go6 an ooB nan
in Berlin CLAUDE es bonole ii6 nm
cine perionIide GontrooerIe.
Sbpo6l sic criten 9fo9ridten ale
iibcreinitinnlcL ocu 3eitllngs scr.
opsgebcr gloler oIs Oeu GbGter be-
5eidnetcu iogtcu lpGterc EepcI6cu,
Die SocntitGt 6es 9ltteutGtcrs Ici nod
nidt nit Siderbeit ieitgcitcat NOR
Sen.
Ser o9ofol gIn8cihcr" beipric6t IN
einem 2citnrtifeI oic Sc6ieberci ino
5olIt Del Der @elegenbeit Dem @rmor.
Octeu cineu mormen Sribnt. Iieie
3eitung oeiltet al, BOB mobriHeinli1
poIitiibe 6cinOiboft oos Wlotio oes
SbdterS gebiIOet babe.
g9ie Der o2ofol gln5eiger1 Iogt,
beniibte iid @rof Stiirgbf wGbrcuO
ieiner glmtS5cit, itets aufs cifriaite,
oos 2auo gecint 8u erbalten unO
fdmpfie nit @uergie gegen aaeStrei-
tereien 5miideu Sen eiu3elnen &ur,
tcicu. Goourd 500 er iidb oielc 6eiu.
oe SIT.
Gielcnorpegiidc 2 diffc
oerientt
Sonhon, %. Gft II Slopo mel.
oct oos Gcricufen folgeuOcr uoripegi-
ider Sdiife: Die 0ampfer oIiOa,
232 GouneiL o6ort 81 uuo p9Sulpio",
ser 2cttcrc o6ne 8arnng; oie @or.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-23
n2nditrn rridlr grlltr

Sn Der ber9ongenen gtoht bro6en
9iebe in Oos Sous bon Srou 2ulo
%obenbereer, gtr. 912, @Omonolon-
9loenie ein uno erbeuteten S6mud.
geecnit6nOe I'M @ertbe bon $t99.25.
Gie 3iebe ourdiudtcn iGmnttlibe
3imuer, obeeiebeu oos 3intmer, in
wel6cm 5rou Sobenberger ibIief.
Gie @ebcinpoIi6ei periudt, oen @in-
bredern ouf Die Spur gu fonmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-23
Sci'm Giicn acltorbcn.

&dbrenO ser 7s-idbrioc GborIes
u. gSittIe in ieinem Soltie Scr. 1884,
yforO %otterion-Borf- 9lDcnue, bei'nt
Sonntogsoiner nor, pur6e er bon
einem plobli6en llnipobI1cin befoI.
len. Seine 6rou eeIeitetc i'm 8u
einein Sopba unO lonote Iofort nod
Dem in Der gtdbe pobncnocn 9lr3t Or.
:. @.ASciier, ood por Scr @1onn be.
rcits cine 2eibe, ais ocr 9(rst onfom.
Scr Coroner nuroc benodridtiat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-23
&On einem !Nnnh ne6iiirn.

Nle l6 Sabre oItc Sclcn 3oi0cin
BON ytr. 1881, Somiop.StroBc, wur.
oe ais lie an cinem Sorie in ser
ElTlIio'StroBc, III Scr gIGbe Der BAL.
illllore-stroBe, borbei ging. bon ci.
renl Sumo, Der ans eincm Sintcr.
gallle aelprlngen por, in OoS Iinfe
@eln 9ebtlien. Sic beeob Ii6 ioiort
~ y oas 6ronflin Square Soipitol, no
lle ltdl oic &nnoe ocsinfi5iren uuo
oerotnoen . lieB. Sri. 3ouoein miro
Srti'noIsilneen noG Dem @iocntbii.
mer peg NlmoeS ein3ic6eu, I'M ibn
0erI4tIi@ 81 beIanaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-23
SnlOcr crplOOirtc.

W3it gronowunOcn inn @eli6t, am
glilee uno &rm Wur0e Der t3-iGbriec
sSilliom Gonilon bon Ger. 1886,
lt-@o9eritroBc, bon ieincm 9ruoer
iino cinem Spiclfomerooen no6 Ocnt
~SobnS SopfinS Soipitol~ eebrodt
mo bon Or. 9io6ertS bc6onocIt uno
oorouf no@ ieiner eIterIidcn ggob.
mng geihidt. @r botte in elmer
allep NIT 9SuIOer ecipielt ino ooS.
ielbe ongeItedt. Ser 9lr5t aIoubt
ni9t, Dob Der anobe iein 9lueeuIi6t
einbiiBen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-23
glOm 3aidlcnbicbcn hritnhlrn.

gllS 9eitcrn Morecn @mil N}orisfi
bon gr. 1920, 6Icct- -StroBc, an ser
Ode bon &rott- unO 2iebt. StroBe
IN eincn acknowledgements Itiea,
oroneten iid 8mei iilnee @urlden
brett binter ibm in ocn g9oeeon.
sic ltiegen ON Der nG1lten @de wie-
DER aus nno @orisfi entOedte oonn,
oaB lein Soibcnbu6, in Dem $t3 in
Noor mnren perihnnnnen NOR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-23
@On einem NlutOrrnbIcr nmnrfnhrcn

Son elnen ltnbefounten N3otorraS.
lo1rer murOe ser SO Sabre oIte @m.
S@por5topt an DER @fe Ger 6ouctte.
ino Streeper StroBe umaeronnt,
mobet er Ieidte 9lbidiirfunoen i'm
elitt erlitt. @r puroc in eincn
y'd96orbauie Oer6unoeu uno bcoo6
li4 IN ieine &o6ning. Ger Naotor.
raOfa5rcr madte iid aus Dem Stou6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-23
sOa am sonntan nearbcitct 6a6en.

Nls 9eiteru @lorecn orci Goli5iIien
" 9ibil i'm oSoteI 2crington" nob
e'i'er &eriou indten, entoedten tic,
r ru'e Der Barber .. Eateua int Bar.
.G'er5lmmer einen @oIt roiirte. 99o.
se'la iunroe perbnftet rno ouaci6uI.
o'9r' onseblid am Sonutoe eeorbcitct
on paben. @r miir0e noh ser mittlc.
[en Eoli5eiltotion 9ebroft imo oeocn
HS,'l,llcrleaima hon $6.i5 fir Elm 6eute
Pu''l'noenoes gerbor entIoHeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-23
2nornOlidlcr SlclicrllcIO.

sc 9Rop &errp, Gin t2-id6rigcr
9leeerfnobe, Scr bon ieinem elcih.
aItrigeu 9laiie9enonen Gloreucc @lor-
gan eincn @}eiieriti6 III oic rerbte
Suite erbielt, puroe BON iciucr
NAltter uah oem So6ns Sopfins-
Soipital gebrod5t m0 fonute ipdicr
mieoer na6 @mre 5uriidfebrcn.
9eioc Slm9en nliiiicn i'm Sugenooc.
ribt crideinen, I'M 9idt in Oie Sadbe
81 brinqen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-23
9SOIi5cibcumtc cinseIuOcn.

Mori6aa Garter unO oic b06eren
@eomten Oes Observation-Disclosures
meroen om @ontog 9l6eno ole @dIte
BON @eiddftsfiibrcr Mc2augbIiu
bonn u9luOitoriim Ebeoter" icin.
Die EoIi5eibeomten wurOen eingclo.
oen Iid Die Goritenung nggbiIe tbe
GitD iIepps", Elm ncues Sd)ouipieI,
oos BON @oparo 6. Goic i'm Suite
reiie DER FoIi5ci OerfaBt wurOc, an.
5lIcben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-23
OSrrnrthri[tc Qnnhitrridler

Ter 3S Sabre oIte gidoro &ice
Ron glr. 1886, Oit-6ort.9loemle,
Diirbe pegen 9anOitreidcrci bon
&iGter gionft IN Der iiioIiben @oIi-
5eiitotion ouf orei W}onote ms 9lr-
bcitSbous eei6idt. Gin onOerer 2ono-
itrci6er, Der 4S Sabre olte 9leeer
@owaro GouIing, obne SeinL mlB
10 Goge i'm @efdnaniB Drummer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-23
0cm SnacnOscridt iibcrluicIcn.

gI6t Snoben inn Sitter BON 10 bis
If So6rcn muroen geitern BON Der
iiiomeitli6en @oIi5ei feit9enommen.
Sic mlrOen bon Gbriition s. 6ooS
bon 9fr. 2009, @eit.9oItimorc-Str.,
beibuloiet, ibm 30 sobIfopfe eeitob-
len 81 bobcn. Sic miiiien beute I'M
Sliqen0qeriht criheinen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-23
SSOn Gas iibcrlualtiot.

Seim &erirlhe, einen 6erltnteroe-
tallenen @oSbrenner 5n bcfcItiaen,
@liroe ole pier5ebniGbrige W}ot6iIoe
Goldberg bonn @oic iibermdItiot; lie
lplroe nod elmer in Scr 9Sdbe befino.
ll9en sIpotbefe ge6rodt, no lie lid
palO erbolte. S6re Gltern uo6nen in
penn 9oule glr. POI, g[L6emorLe.Str
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-23

fen uGoitico,~ sGuloaas" lm0 ,.God.
oi t6c @oIf" un0 mebrcrc goraen
Gbriitionio, %. Gftobcr, pia
Sonoon Ser norpegiirbe Canpicr
nNonnoue~ Gin Sditt BON i13iEou.
ncn, lit BON einem oelItideu Il gootc
pericnft morOeu. Die 4lauuiAait
mur0e Qerettet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-23
Star6 I'M SOIpital.

George @ottS, Der 9leeer bon Ger.
i3, Noro-Siuccut-stroBc, oeIicn @ot.
tin ibm cine augeI ourd Oen 9ei5
9eiogt bottc, crIog eciiern scr SbuB.
plInOe I'M 6ronfIin Square Soipitol.
Seine angcbIibe @orocrin iitt 6intcr
idpe0ilden @oroineu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-23
ecin Mnnidl mnrNe nrlnalrt

SSeil Der 9Ir6citer Sobn @or BON
ytr. 100 9lor0-Sront-S -StroBe. ocnl
1-io6rigen Charles @}onfomics cine
Sro6t Briigel Oerobrei6t 6otte, IieB
DER Satcr ocs &uoben i6n perboften
lno Dem 9li6ser @ercd)t ooriii6ren
er eriu4te oell 9iidtcr, i6r Dem Csc.
rl9tSoerfo6ren 81 iibcrlpeilcn unO scr
@unid wuroc gem06rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-23
Ner r@leper6eer @cionnncrrinn

Ter p@lcperbcer @cionoocrcin"
miro nro ON Sonntae in Scr .SScruii6
educational glaionce~ Elm Gonsert
oeranltalten. Sunoc MitaIieoer ser
alllonce wcroen ooS EbcateriHid
rSfron96eart~ SIR 91lffii6rlino brin.
gen. slm 30. Orto6er miro Sic glI.
lIonce cine politiide Gouocntion o6.
9alfen lpoielblt Rcoucr i'm cSntereIlc
Der &rdiiocutidoitssGanoiooten ggiI.
ION llno Sne9es ipreben mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-23
@citsrr &riCgsbcri9t

&uiien geben 6ebIidIog
in Gobrubi ho 5u.
9GcterSburg, bio 2onoou, %
Oftobcr. Ger belrte g(obnlittog
bonn rulliIden ariegSbiireou ocrof-
fcntli6te offi5ieae 9eriht iibcr ole
characterization eiebt 3u, ooB Die
rulIiiben unO rumGniiben Streit,
frGfte Iib Dor einem glngriif Scr teii-
tonil6cu Eriippen ouf Der gon5en
ISront III Scr Cobruoido 5uriid5icben
nulBten.
Ger 9eridt ioet;
o9lt Der troniplpouiiben 6ronte
iino Oie &i,mGnier I'M giBeu GboIc
5uriidqeluorfen moroen
9ln Der noroli6en mO norO0ltli-
den 6ront, in Scr 9}06e OcS flcineu
SiGotbens 9efos, 40 &erit peitlib
BON Grotro, un5ingelten oie 9inmG.
nen cine ouf einem fleinen 9ergrii-
den poItirte ieinoIide2lbtbeilung, po.
bei iie 500 @efaneene motten 5pci
@eidiiec unO flint @toi6ineuaepebre
erobertcn.
SIN G6ole oeS 6luiies SrotuS ie.
Zen iid erfolgreihe Sample fort.
Gort mnrOen 100 Wionn lmO cin Gf.
fi5ier geioneen senonnen uno 5lpci
Ofoibinengelpebre ero6ert.
SIN 9bole 0eS llSul 6liiieS uur-
Oe ser SScinO nit &erlijltei 5uriidge.
worfcn SIN SboIc oes 6luIies 9u-
sen muBten iitb Die <nl0nier unter
Dem Crude oeS 6einoes nod @uoIi,
liui 5uriid5ie6en. Sm 9ron.@oB, 80
Gerit iiioweitIib bon Sronitaot, ipur.
oeu feiuoli6e 9lrgrifie unter fir iie
iebr eroBcu &erhtiten 5utiidgeluor'
fen
Syu ser Go6ruOido arcift ser 6einO
al Scr goBen 6ront an. Inter Oenl
Grud scr 9lngrifie boben iirb uniere
un0 Die rmdniiben Eutppen etluoS
5uriidoeSoge,."
@aris iber 8olfon.
fdmpfe.
goriS, %. Gftobcr. gGie
6eite O1a6nlittog bonn iron50iiiben
9ricesbiireou ofii5iea onoefiiuOigt
miroe, 6oben sic 6ron5oien ouf Dem
re6ten l(icr Oes 6luiieS &aroor olt
ocr moceooniiden 6ront 6ortl6ritte
eemodt.
Gerfron5oiiibe 9eridt
aus 90 a ce0onien.
@oris, pia 2onoon, %. Sftober.
- Ter folgenoe offi5ielle 9eriht
purOc 6clite ouSgeeeben:
.S6Ie6teS @ctter binoeric on
groBten Gbeil ser 6ront sic Opero-
tionelt trosOenl modten iuir etpoS
GSortihritt mif Dem re6ten llfer ser
@orOor. Iie Serbeu nobmen it ser
Gerno.@egenO etmo 30 @eian0cne
@umGuien 5 g&ieocrWcr.
fun9 Oos 3ieL
9on0on %. Oftober. g9Gb.
reno oie 9lunldncn in ser 0obruo-
iho.Shlodbt eptiheioeno gei6Ioeen
murSen iinb iie in ben lesten Eooen
in Den Cperotionen an ser Iicbcnbiir-
giihcu @ren5e eriolgreiher gepeien.
ggie oie Situotion i'm 9oIfon.
ariegStbeotcr icst onIGBt Ideint IS
ciienbor, oaB Ser oeiltide @euerol.
itab oues oarnn iest, ooS 5Hidiol
&umdnicu'S 81 bciieaeIn, che Scr
@inter bcgiint.
@euerol bon Taltenbaun bat oltf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-23
qR RiRo Id dt

Nclteres Srdulein: $50. id)
Fprinee olio, dls itb ben Serrn fcns
men iebe, ms 8ofer, CT aub ridtg
eIeih bintenOrein, Bolt mid beraus,
uno mas lpar erl? Sin S4nupFennitz
telsGciienber, Der mir ieiu Sgabrttdt
Cfferierkl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-23

.Seute, mein 2ieb, mar idb ber erite,I
Der dufbrucb~, Ioete ber Dfoun. oer
BON elmer SerrengeielidnTt beirrtcbris
uno BON ieiner 5rdu portpurFspoa en-
pfdnesn ipurne.
n9l6, Dds Iogit Du immer" !,
Ibuollte lie.
nglber oiesma lam ih es btpeis
ien~, eripfoerte er itoI5, -einsn budp
eIe9uitteu Sdirm nit @oIotriide, babe
itb ntitoebrobt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-23

Salillt: uTriIter trdr fteine Stttns
me 70 tart, boB iidR penn ib lang,
bic @dnc bur6bogl"
Serr: rDd bdtte ober bod einmoI
Sur4 einen Giuitur3 Ieidt Elm ltugIiid
poiiisSn f0nncnl"
GaFiit: nN6 ipc. mcine Mirtbin
cerlrierhete Die 9tebenaimmer audi ims
mr. mieSer an cinen 8aifiitsHl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-23

~@r beHebt burauf, unIer 6dus
miiiie neiI seItridrn perOen, nenn er
bod psiB. ipie iebr ih Ourauf srpi9t
BIN, eincn neuen Dtdmdutrins su Be-
Eommen.I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-23

2on0on %. Oft. 9toh Sela
v@icner 6renOenbIott" erfl6rte Gr.
6rieOrirb 9loler ni6t nur, oob er iitb
poa uno gan5 Der Srogiueite leiucr
SonOlung 6eiultBt Ici ionoern and,
OoB er nad reiili6cr lleberleauna
6anoelte rnO bon g}iemonOent>su sec
Sbot ongcitiitet norOen lei uuo feline
Gompli5en gebo6t babe.
Grdbte d Berlin o6ge.
hnitteu.
gcrlin oio 2onoon. %. Sft. r.
llnnittelbor nod ser 9unoc bon ser
GrnorOnlng Oes 6itcrrcidii6cf Nd.
niiter GrGiioentcn @rof Stiirabf
wuroc ole 9elep0on Gcrbinoung
6luiiden Der oeliti6cn uno Scr Sitter.
reidiibeu SouptitoOt' unterbro6cn.
Gie frogutentoriiheu Tepei6et Die
bier iibcr bic 5AieBerei oulonoten
bobeu 81 oaerbouO @eriidjten unS
&ernptblmgen 9lnloB oegebeu,
Cine MelOuua iootc SaB ser @re.
nlier I'M SoteI &eiB oinirte, ais ct
BON Srieorih glOIer, Dem SerousQe
Der elmer @ieuer SGoMeuIhriit, ali.
ucdriifcn mifr0e Dime ein gQnrt al
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1916-09-23
Freeholders' Brief
But Busy Session

Wednesdays meeting of the Board
of F'reeholders was remarkable for
one point-its briefness. Roads, sta
tionery, adding machines; bridges,
the Isolation Hospital well; the cost
of transportation of persons of I'M
sound mind to Greystone Park, re-
quest for the discharge of a county
Jail prisoner, and the appointment of
court officers, were a few of the mat
tiers attended to-.
A ripple was caused when the let
ter of the April Grand Jury attack
ing County Physician Ogden was
read. Mr.. Coe after hearing it read
asked drily: 'Is this letter from the
Grand Jury or from the Prosecutor ?"
A report was received from County
Engineer Durham referring to the
work on the Rutherford road contract
as absolutely unsatisfactory" at the
present rate the date of completion
would be one year late.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1916-09-23
Vandalism At The
Fairgrounds Again

The Palisade Fairgrounds appears
to be marked for about the meanest
species of vandalism that was ever
practised on any community. In adj
dition to recently stealing away the
rope on the flag pole, these mis-
creants have now undertaken to tear
up the baseball diamond. On Thurs
day of this week some one went there
and using a large stone, broke into
mincement the home plate that was
made of a fine piece of white marble
and which was presented to the home
team by Mr.. L. P. Druck some years
ago. Across the diamond in several
places the young rascals, whoever
they were, marked the word, Edge
water" in large letters.
1t may be the same little squad of
Edgewater boys who were suspected
of burning down the dressing house
near the field, and also the grand
stand which was destroyed by fire
about the middle of July.
1t looks as though the borough po-
lice, knowing of these depredations
from time to time, might make some
sort of effort to catch the culprits.
So far as is known, not the slightest
endeavor has been made to apprehend
these parties. 1t is little short of
scandalous that a thing of this kind
should be repeatedly done and no eff
fort made to catch the little Williams.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1916-09-23
Miss Hodkinson To
Open Musical School
Branch In Grantwood

Miss Hodkinson announces the
opening of her school Monday, Octo-
Der 2, with an unusually progressive
staff of teachers.
The opera class will be under the
direction of Signor Luigi Parisotto,
who has been the authority in Lon
don, England, for thirty-fve years on
voice in speaking and singing.
Miss Hodkinson will give personal
instruction from the first rudiments
of voice production to the concert and
oratorio platform.
Henry Gaines Hawn, the we'll
known authority, will instruct in
oratory and English diction. Eng
lish Literature will be taught by Miss
Edna Perry, of Columbia University.
Miss Elfrieda Brehmer, teacher of
the Leschetizky Method of Piano
technique and certified teacher of the
Eta Ellis Perfeld System of Funda-
mental Husic, Theory, Harmony, and
Interpretation, will have charge of
the Instrumental Department.
Pupils musicales will be given
monthly. The public is invited to
meet the faculty Wednesday, October
at three p. M, when pupils re-
cital will be given at the school, cor
ner of Palisade and Knox avenues,
Grantwood. Glasses in sight singing
and music history will be formed and
talks on the opera preparatory to the
performance will be given.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1916-09-23
Fort Lee Schools
To Open Oct. 2

The teachers will report to the
Supervisor, Mr.. Chase, on Monday,
September 25, for instructions for the
coming year. They will also do as
much of the preliminary as possible
before the schools open.
Mr. Ralph E. Smith, who will act
as principal and will also teach math-
ematics and science, is graduate of
the Dickinson College and Dickinson
Law School. He holds degrees of
B. A., M. A. and LID. Mr.. Smith
has had nine years experience as prin-
cipal and teacher in high schools.
Miss Gladys Persons, who will
teach English, Latin and history is
graduate of Cornell College, Iowa,
with the degree of B. A. She is also
credited with postgraduate work
taken in the summer course in the
University of Illinois.
Miss Mary B. McKown, who will
have charge of the commercial SUBJ
jects is a graduate of the Sherman
Collegiate Institute, of Morich, N. Y,
the Albany Business College and the
State Normal School commercial
department, Plattsburg, N. Y, Miss
McKown has had seven years expert
ence in teaching. For the past five
years she has been employed every
summer in the State Educational De-
partment, Albany, N. Y, as an ex-
aminer of Regents papers in CONNER
cial subjects.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1916-09-23
Rev. S. {. Gozzo's
Interesting Letter

Editor "alisadian,"
Dear Sir: Tomorrow morning at
$50 we are going to reopen our
Sunday School at the Cliffside Mis-
sion on Walker street. All children
Italians and any other nationality are
cordially welcome. Also this Sunday
afternoon at $50 at the Grantwood
Congregational Church there shall be
a commemorative address on the his
toric date of the twentieth of Septem-
Der, 1870, when the dream of our
fathers came true, the Italian Unity
accomplished with Rome as capital
of the Kingdom and the Pope's tenn
poral power curtailed. There will be
singing of patriot songs. Also, by
request, of Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Cas-
tellana, of Brooklyn, who wish to an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Elvira, to Rev. S. c. Gozzo.
The Castellanas spent two weeks
in Grantwood last August and they
have decided that the home of the
youngScouple should be here. The
wedding will take place before the
Thanksgiving season.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1916-09-23
Palisade Post Office
Now In Third Class,
With Fine Shouting

The Palisade postoffice has recently
been placed in the list of Third Glass
offices. Considering the fact that
Palisade is not business village,
there being only few stores, two
only, in fact, not counting the little
shop at the Junction, the business Of
the local post Office is somewhat re-
markable. The salary heretofore has
been gradually creeping up, until
within recent months it has paid
about $1,000 The salary of the Third
Class offices is $1,000, with some of
that class being allowed clerk hire
and rent. Postmaster George F..
Stabel is, of course, much elated that
he has made such good progress.
Uncle Sam is very liberal with his
postofices as they develop, the prin-
cipal thing being to make them at
least sustaining. Some of them, of
course, are real money-makers.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1916-09-23

President Warren E. Sammis, of
the Cliffside council, who, in the
absence of Mayor Cadien, is Acting
Mayor of the borough, granted an in
terview to the "Palisadian" at his
New York office at Liberty and Will
lam streets this week.
Mr.. Sammis spoke on the two sub
jects with which he is most intimate
ly connected in the government,
finance, roads and sewers. He said:
"When the present bodybuilding is
finished all our main north and south
roads will be permanently improved,
including Winterburn grove, upper
Gorge road, Palisade avenue and
Anderson avenue. In lower Gorge
road the sanitary sewer is already in,
and there yet remains to be built a
storm sewer, and the grading and i'm
proving of the street.
"But when it comes to the east and
west throughfares, there is but a
single road passing entirely through
the borough and serving as an artery
from New York City via Edgewater
ferry, mounting the Palisades ridge
and crossing the county and State
that is Edgewater road. The old
original transcounty road began at
the old Fort Lee ferry at the foot of
Fort Lee hill, and led via Main street
to Hackensack. But that road is
three miles above Edgewater road
and has no connection with it; in
time, the unfinished road directly up
the Palisades from Edgewater ferry
will be completed and continued prob
ably through lower Palisade and
Morsemere to the interior. But our
present need is the grading and i'm
proving of Edgewater road, passing