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Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-23
IOWA STATE TAKES MEET.

DIES MONIES, May 20--Iowa state colleges won the twenty fourth an nual track and field meet of the Iowa college, held today at Drakes Stadium with total of 56 3-4 points. Drakes was second, fl 3-4.
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COAST-SUN DAY

At Salt Lake 2; Portland 9. At Los Angeles-Oa 2; Vernon 3
 Afternoon-Oaklard .: Vernon s. At San Francisco 2: Los Angeles 5.
 Afternoon-San Francisco T., Los
 Angeles $.
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eRowNs g: YANKEES 5

NEW YORK. May 22- St. Louis won loosely played game from New York here today g to 3.
 R. H. E.. St. Louis O13OO2012-9 IA 2 New York ... 2O01O20OO-5 12 4 Batteries Plank, Groom and Hart ley; Keeaeting. Fisher. Markle and Walters. Umpires-Owens and Con molly.
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Carranza has cancelled concessions calling for S25,000,000 annual subsidy, issued by Diaz, to southeastern MeV- ico branch of the National rail ways.
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Sunda games

At Toledo 1; Indianapolis ?. At Columbus 2; Luisville 5.
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AMERICAN RESULTS
fsy Review Leased Wire)

PHILADELPHIA, May 22. = Hard hitting in the first and eighth innings gave Philadelphia the victory over Cleveland today 10 to s.
 R. H F.. Cleveland =. 32OO1OOO2-S F l Phila. ...... 6x-10 II l Batteries - Coumbe. Bagby and O'Neeill: Meyers and Meyer. Um- pires- Evans and Hildebrand-
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Sunday Games

At St. Louis 0; Boston ?. At Cincinnati l; New York II.
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Hoxlik, Graham and Block, Fusuer.

Sunday Games At Des Moines 2; Topeka o. At Omaha 4: St. Joe l. At Lincoln z; Wichita 0. At Sioux City-Denver, rain.
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NATIONAL RESULTS
(ey Review Leased Wire )

CHICAGO. May 22.--After Hendrix had sprinted to seceond on his double in the fifth and then home on Schultes single he lost his effectiveness and Philadelphia. aided by Chicaeo's CT TOTS, won : to ,.
 R. H. F. Phila. ..... O0OOO2SOO-5 z ? Chicago ..... OOOO30OOO-3 [ 2 Batteries Alexander and Killifer; Hendrix. Seaton and Mann. Empires Klem and Emsliee.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Minneapolis 4; Milwaukee 8. Others postponed rain,
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At Pittsburg- Brooklyn, wet grounds.
 At Cincinnati-Ne York, wet grounds
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BRAVES 8. CARDS 5

ST. LOUIS, May 22-Boston defeat cd St Louis again here today 8 to ,
 RHE Boston ...... OOOOo2O6O-S g o St. Louis .... OO0OOOOO5-5 g 3
 Batteries - Cullop and Cowdy; Willia ITS and Snyder. Umpirees- Rigler and Harrison.
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Joe Gedeon.

baseman getting rep the league remarkable slide and hooks @ with hand throwing his body possible he waiting basean Occasionally to fool him Gedeon will
 M tase the s,andard Gedeons brilliant fielding ag make him appear te a baseball find
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RED sox 2: TIGERS i

BOSTON, May PA double by Walker and Janvrin's single in the ninth gave Boston the run necessary to defeat Detroit to l today.
 R. H. E Detroit ..... OOOO1OO0O- 6 o Boston ...... O000OO011-2 8 0 Batteries Dauss and Stanage; Gregg, Foster and Carrigan, Thomas, Agnew. Umpires-Dineen and Nallin
 Sunday Games
 At Cleveland 8; Washington 4.
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SENATOR'S 2; WHITE sox o

WASHINGTON, May 22.TWashing7 ton went into first placee in the Amer ican lesguee today by defeating Chi cago 2 to 0 while Cleveland was losing to Philadelphia
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Schala: Harper and Henry Empires Chill and O'Lcughlin.
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At Cleveland 8; Washington 4,
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Sunday Games
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1916-03-25
Foreign


At the request Of the Allied General
the Hellenic authorities have pro-
hibited the import and consumption
of absinthe in the Salonica military
zone.
The Guatemala Congress convened
recently. President Estrada Cabrera
sid that the financial and economical
situation is satisfactory, and the
country is at peace.
Two Germans are blamed by the
police Of Rio de Janeiro for the bomb
explosion on the Lamport and Holt
liner Tennyson recently, which killed
three Of the crew.
A Constantinople message states
that the Minister of Justice has been
asked to permit children to work in
the fields two hours daily, because
farms are checked with weeds.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1916-03-25

Mrs. Charles H. Yale entertained
pleasantly the members of the Epi-
phany Circle at her home in Wash
ington avenue last evening. About
forty persons were present.
It is predicted that next month will
see an unusual amount of building in
the borough.
Encouraging reports come from the
George P. Vaughn home where Mrs.
Vaughn and little Carolyn have been
suffering from scarlet fever. The
former is improving satisfactorily,
and the latter is able to go about the
house.
The food sale of the Epiphany Circle
of the Roman Catholic Church was
held last week at the home Of Mrs.
Hedy.
Rev. Alfred Church is holding
daily sessions of his catechism class
at the patronage from five to six. The
age of those attending is between 10
and IA. Candidates will be confirmed
on Easter Sunday.
The Epiphany Circle, Of the Roman
Catholic Church, now numbers rs
women members. Each member is
engaged in campaign to raise $40
for the benefit Of the proposed new
church building.
Mr.. Houtmann, who returned home
last week from an eleven weeks COM
| finement at the Neurological Insti-
tute, New York, is able to go about
on cruthes.
DR.. Margaret Brewster was con-
| fined to her bed on Wednesday by i'll
ness. The doctor has hardly mo-
ment she can call her own these days
DR.. Leon Goodrich, superintendent
Of P. S. No. 81, New York City, de-
livered an Illuminating lecture at the
Congregational Church on Tuesday
last. His subject was along the lines
of biology, and more particularly
environment" DR.. Goodrich is at
the head Of host of school children
1000 strong, with 102 teachers under
him.
Miss Caroline Ross, of Nyack
formerly of Edgewater, was guest
at the S. Wood McClave home last
week.
Miss Myrtle Bielfuss was admitted
to membership in the Camp Fire Club
this week. The club now numbers
fifteen members. A play is being
planned by the club, the proceeds of
which will be applied to the buying
of camping out outfits.
The George w. Won Osthoffs spent
last weekend at house party at
the home Of Mrs. Won Osthoff' s
mother, Mrs. Commodore Starbuck,
at Croton- on Hudson
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1916-03-25
More Danger From
Within Than Without

Because Of its armies and navies
the world is bleeding at every pore.
Men are dying, women and children
are starving; the world is going to
rack and ruin. Every human hand
that can be spared is needed to bind
up the wounded, every dollar is nee
essary to buy bread for the hungry.
And yet the cry Of our rulers is for
more men and more men to kill, and
more money to waste on the battle
field"
mo great, free people has ever
been conquered by a foreign foe.
Again and again the. liberties of a
people have been sacrificed to the
ambition of the leaders of its armies.
Mexico is to-day suffering from the
evils incident to the long dictatorship
and despotism of Diaz. This danger
of domestic subsection is far more
imminent to the people Of the United
States than the danger of foreign
conquest"
whatever we do let us not deliver
our liberties to the mercies Of mill
tary class for fear of foreign foes. y
[Quoted].
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1916-03-25
B-r-r-r-r-r-r-r-r!
That Coolest OF All
March 18th Days

When folks Of this neighborhood
got up on the morning of March 18,
last Saturday, they must have
thought they were passing through
one Of those Chilcoot Pass, Alaska,
winds that cut people plum in two
like. The cold was decidedly the
most intensestest that has visited
these parts all winter-not in low
ness Of caloric, perhaps, but in gen
uine discomfort. There was rau-
cous rawness in the air that made the
cold cut clean through to the bone.
B-r-r-r-r-r-r-r! but it was shivverer
Of day for fair, and icicles hung
from moustaches before fellow
could walk two blocks. Lots Of folks
who are in the habit of walking to
the ferry every morning, wished they
hadn't that morning, and by the time
they got down they were sure the
thermometer was about forty below
instead Of mere four above.
The record all up through Sullivan
county, New York, and other points,
was away down low, from 10 to 80
below zero. But even that couldn't
have been any colder than the
weather that came callihooting around
the corners Of this Palisades section,
% If to say, Hello, old boy! where
you been since last summer?
The Hackensack calamity bowler,
old man DeVoe, had predicted the
heaviest snow Of the season, which
didn't materialize, fortunately, and it
was fortunate he didn't connect that
day, for with all that cold and bliz-
card into the bargain, we would in
dead have been in q bad way, bad
though it was anyhow.
II don't knows how / care hill O
beans for anybody's winter that will
light on your back early in December
and then keep on cold-weathering for
Ave months straight without any
lstup at all. like little warmth
now and then, anyhow" said Pail
sadian in talking about that record
March IS.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1916-03-25
$1,000, 600 Increase
CONTINUED from page y
New Jersey and New York.

y
New Jersey and New York.
The supplemental bill has an appro-
priation Of $4,000 for the main
tenance Of the State Encampment Of
the National Guard at Sea Grit, and
there is also an appropriation for
the transportation of the troops, SO
the encampment next summer is as
sured. No appropriation was made
last year for q full encampment and
none was held, though part Of the
guard was in camp.
Some of the other appropriations
are: For public road construction,
$500 900; for convict labor on roads,
$75, 900; for the re-organized State
Labor Department, $4,000; for new
buildings at the State Hospital for
Insane, in Trenton, $4,000; for
colonies for feeble-minded males,
$4,000 in the annual bill, and $751;
900 in the supplemental; to establish
the new Budget System under an
act just passed, $4,000 in the regu-
lar bill, and $4,000 in the supple
mental measure; for the establish
met Of the new State Purchasing
Bureau, $4,000 in the annual bill
and $4,000 in the supplemental bill.
The work of several new commits
sions is assured by the annual APP
preparation bill. It carries 81 900 for
the expenses Of the commission to in
quire into the question Of military
training in the High Schools; $4,000
for the commission to continue the
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1916-03-25

for the bill, Hennessy, Alderman and
Barber. Senator Hennessy after
wards said that he was not surprised
that the bill failed to pass, because
of the powerful interests that were
opposed to it. He contended that the
Democrats who did not support the
measure were derelict in their duty,
however, as it embodied platform
pledge.
Honest engineers, and honest road
contractors throughout the State are,
a believe, substantially agreed that
honest competition cannot be secured
until we can insure by law that all
pavements Of the same general type
and class shall compete openly, and
until price to the public shall be the
controlling factor"
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1916-03-25
Old Time Sermon
At Palisade Church

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Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1916-03-25
Crantwood Notes.

The Edgewater Heights Park Clut
will be entertained next Tuesday
evening at the home of the A. D
Leveridges in Courtlandt place.
Horace X. Jory, of Edgewate1
Heights, has been busy all winter in
the painting contract for the i'm
mense new aluminium plant in Edge
water.
Miss Genevieve s. has been
most proficient in her recently adopt
ed profession Of millinery designing
The young woman is greatly inter
ested in her work.
Miss Alice Marie Lott, of Berlin
N. H., who has been a guest of Mrs
]. H. Koch for several weeks, left on
Monday for two weeks sojourn in
Newberg, N. Y, with relatives.
Commissioner of Roads Larkin
had five plows out on snow duty on
Wednesday last.
The woman's guild, of Trinity
Church, are busy on the work of pre-
pairing new vestments for the choir
for Easter Sunday.
Plans have been prepared for the
new William Kelly building opposite
the reservoir at the southeast corner
Of Anderson avenue and Edgewater
road, Cliffside Park.
The beautiful new residence Of the
John LeCatos in Palisade, will be the
scene of the next food sale for the
benefit of Trinity Episcopal Church.
Mrs. Van Wagner is still confined
to her bed by illness.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1916-03-25
Hot Water Bed
Is Very Restful

CIoor;no IN . ho+h +,,h f,,l1 If xuotov
oteephg ion ~ uarn sun aua " a,s Ma.ea
h hups so ~ O, rhus;c;ans e. a;va re 70
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h ~ Is'' ~ "4 f,1sd WI u;+h ma+or - The
Dron s1 +amrero %,r md aiwaus
prGr a. tha+ emnaratrreMw i i
a aa,. = +h - sn"s ' ac go ,ost
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1916-03-25
People Will Vote On
$1,000, 600 GOOD
Roads" Appropriation

vrA 49, 10 <v,---z. ~ =.
lrenton' Marcn 70 from tne Even
ing Records Special Correspondent
Governor Fielder spent most Of
Yesterday s;onino hills r. IL not 10
1;.a -. -,
.ieseu .lla. ne VIII uave any nes',
III ta,,ty aa - Banss. az vls D'''s passeu
'l ia .anece Dersen - GounIy.
h1 w exen. - .ne Iloslns nouls q :
yie u 1es iS.a.uls va was snS passage ~
see g1ou loaus pnl ~ Lelaeor 1ean,
= lluuSon cvun.y, WIN 81 ilnpo salst
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sgn .. oe en U. nennessy voeeo 1or the
IN IN. - x E oeI h:,,
Inc Iean Dl.i = conplsnenslve
nlan ~. s.e u'l sal 1I - rs auec
a,.elloe lIoneys III :ne pulius y
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s r.uiloi t.le eii. -, o.ate, anu 1890
au1ois.S iioln 81 ovel .ne cyunsry,
Mn.,, 1 1n p III IT,. auso. louga
lSew Jersey, ene cialli now pelns Snat
snou saa u suso,s's ayolu NeW Ser-
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me Isah 1in plovioes l c tne iay-
ng ~. -. - 81 81 louses u 0.ass roaos
acloss Ine oea1v: anu cne loqCe snat
tasselnpiyIa WHINE gcI tne Legisia-
III - ai en D. ne Dln = TUE -,
ah n Iul,s rom a.elson ease Illr9ugl
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Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1916-03-25

During the twelve months ending
June 30, 1915, the territory Of
Hawaii sold produce having a total
value Of $60,610,933. This repre-
sents at least $1O,OOO,0OO more than
for any year in the previous history
of the island.
The Rev. DR.. G. H. West, lecturing
before the Royal Society of Arts,
London, said the French people
rightly proposed to leave the shell of
Rheims Cathedral as it is-a monu-
ment to the eternal infamy of the
Huns.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1916-03-25

Senator Hennessy's, bill providing
for open specifications in public road
building was defeated in the Senate
Thursday afternoon. The vote was
8 to l, only three Democrats voting
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Gelcbrirtcn lire critic Wleiis,

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g1ew Yorf; Srancis s. Gore bon
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9a1ounc, 9t.S. Soiepb s. Sogan
bon philadelphia; SenrD 9. &elIg
bon Bottom; Sobu 8. N1cGlosfeD boil
philadelphia; @iucent 81. McGormid
Don 9lelu Oorf; Sobn 9l. Morning
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-30

Scrr Gimcon beribtete oiIBer0em
iiber iebr aiinitigen 6ortidritt Der
idou bcgonnenen Filaiteringsorbei.
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nidt eriitiren. Serr 9arfius erbielt
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sen finO iebt beiteIlt mo meroen in
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-30
ggilmIdlen staatsaSaHIrc.


Sine Itarte delegation iintcr 6iib.
rung SeS Scrrn g9. @eaion S6ce6au,
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c6en 8dbre 5wiiben gaiton lmo @lai.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-30

1ie 6irma gllcr. Nrown Y Cons.
Baltimore. ms GalocriiiraBe 5cigt
All, 0dB iic Die bis gm ~ Smi
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-30

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