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Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1919-08-09

most extraordinary sensation. A man
who has never been around airplanes
in his life, getting into one of the
heavenlieS for the first time may not
feel any sensations of fear, but, be-
lieve me, it is entirely different from
anything he ever before experienced.
For my part, | wasn't the least bit
nervous. | made up my mind | would
go up if had the opportunity and did
That's all there is to it. AS for what
| thought, l might want to go up again
some time. | believe | shall too. I
believe they will be so common after
awhile I'll have to. But I'm glad we
came down. A man feels more COM
Portable on terra tirma. l know / do"
DIR. Kelder said the sensation was
glorious. Il enjoyed every second of
the time we were up" he said to the
Palisadian man last Sunday. You
see, when you come to anything like
an airplane and you have the longing
to try it out it isn't half so bad. | had
the sensation of desire, and it was
completely satisfied | know what it
all is now. We did all but the loop
the loop. | didn't want to try that the
first time, though we were buckled in.
Yes, you may say that | was happy In
deed to have been in an airplane."
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1919-08-09
FAv0RS
COMMUNITY HOUSE
Continued from Page 1.

come where there is discord. If you
have reputation for integrity you
are liable to lose it. Petty politics is
IL field where men have their paStS
raked up and aired. All you need is
to come in and have your record made
complete. The community house need
ed to be carried through. Not doing
into the discard. The restrictions are
this moment being violated. Look at
that little, dinkey house down by the
church which has just got its roof on.
It's the smallest piker of a house ever
put up here. If the Improvement AS
ISOLATION wants to make a name for
itself, let it go before the Legislature
and have the restrictions made up-to-
date. If in that place where the littlest
house is building the restrictions re-
quire d $500 house at 1905 prices,
under present prices that one should
cost not less than $4,000 The re-
strictions fall fiat unless they are con-
sistent. Then, restrictions We're put
on also for the purpose of keeping out
undeSirableS. What are we to do about
it? Be consistent, that's all, and get
busy right. As it stands we look
foolish
Charles T. Logan:
Il took the stopping of the move
ment just when it took place as a set
back for the most righteous movement
that ever took place in Palisade. The
village demonstrated its interests by
attending three good mass meetings
to discuss the matter of community
house, and the various committees
worked ZealOusly to set their course
straight. | think they met every Objec
tion squarely until the personal ele
ment got their stride; then the thing
was blasted like whitening hot air
storm. The movement was large and
representative. Not in the entire his
tory of Palisade has anything held
such sway 1t was representative all
the way through until the clap of thun-
der came. 1t was gratifying to see the
spirit shown by those engaged in the
work The few protests that were
registered were of no significance I'M
til the opposition shot out of the dark.
And to think the young people of
Palisade should receive such treat
ment. The efforts of those interested
should not stop. The town should rise
up and show that by concerted effort
it can still do what is needed to show
the desirability of the work and to
4 Il to .,Nt, 10,
everybody. Those who scotched the
community house only reflected upon
themselves. 1t was most unfair
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1919-08-09
How Oft This Tale
Doth Unfurl It's
Appealing Length
Palisade, n. j., August l, 1919

Palisade, n. J., August l, 1919
Dear Neighbour
The next regular meeting of the
Palisade Improvement Association will
be held at H. ID. Schall's office near
the junction, next Thursday evening,
August (, at O'Clock. You are earn
estly invited to attend. This notice is
being sent to property owners gener-
ally, whether they have become MEM
bers or not, in the hope that those who
have not as yet joined hands with their
neighborS in protecting the interests
of all, will do so at once. The dues
are SO per year. If you have not
paid your dues please do so at once.
Anyway. come to the meeting and
show your interest in building up Pal
iSade in a proper way.
No one heSitateS to insure his life
or his property against loss by fire or
other cause The restrictions upon
property in Palisade are of great value
to every property owner. One of the
chief efforts of this association is to
see that the restrictions are observed.
Their legality has already been up
held by the courts. 1t is up to the
residents and property owners to see
that they are maintained. A member
ship fee of So a year is little enough
to pay for such insurance as is given
by this association.
There is a great amount of building
now going on in Palisade. Unless close
watch is kept the restrictions will be
violated. In one instance suit is being
brought to prevent a violation by es-
tablishing real estate office on re-
stricted lot. In another case complaint
was made to this association that a
manufacturing business was being
conducted in a private house. Notice
was sent by the attorney of the Pal
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1919-08-09
BIG Brother Movement.

The big Brother" movement was
started in 1904, by Ernest X. Coulter,
In New York city. Since that time the
work has been taken up in over 100
cities. There is staff of paid work
ers, supplemented by volunteers
lawyers, physicians, merchants, etc.
The object Is to obtain the cause Of
the boys trOubles-whether it be tru-
ancy, stealing, lying, running away
from home, etc. Then with the CO.
operation of parents, through the
medium of the big Brothers" an eff
fort is made to build up within the
boy sense of honor and good citizen
ship, The headquarters are at 200
Fifth avenue, New York city.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1919-08-09
EASY TO IMPROVE MEMORY
Whole Secret Is to Concentrate tho
Mind Entirely on the One
Thing in Hand.

People Of poor memory are general
ly inattentive and fail to concentrate.
Systems like Pelmanism help to good
memory In that they focus the mind
on the thing at hand. Dreamers read,
and for the life of them cannot tell
what the last sentence was, unless it
was something in which they were
wildly interested waking them out of
their dream, and then it is fixed for
good, thus showing that memory is
conditioned on attention and concen-
tratiOn. To cure this requires heroic
treatment. Make it a religious resolve
to attend only to the thing In hand
If 1t is reading, concentrate on the
book so thoroughly that every SEN
tence takes clearly defined meaning in
the mind. One cannot think of some
thing else and at the same time un-
derstand and remember what he is
reading. The trick in the game Of
memory is to overcome dreaming, alb
straction, inattention. 1t can be done
by persistent. patient, long-continued
effort.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1919-08-09

iSade Improvement Association that if
this were continued suit would be
brought against the parties violating
the restrictions. In this case the per-
sons have hired other quarters and
will conduct their business on unre-
stricted property. This is a concrete
example of what the association can
do in the way of preventing violations.
In order to do the work successfully
we need the help of every resident
and property owner. Let every one
get in and help. If new house is
about to be erected in your section
find out all you can about the plan,
the probable cost, the character of the
house, the distance from the street
line and any other facts and report
to the secretary of the association. In
this way we can keep line on what
is going on. BY doing this you will
not only aid the association in its eff
forts, but you will be doing some
thing in your own interest.
Violation of restrictions near your
home would be damage to you. If
such violations are attempted the as
ISOLATION will surely take steps to pro-
tect you. But you must help.
AS an indication of what may be
done along this line it may be stated
that reports were made of the inten-
ton of certain parties to build two
family houses in upper Edgewood
Lane The attorney of this associa-
ton sent notice that suit would be
brought against such structures. The
persons so notified replied through
their attorney that no tWo-family
houses would be erected there.
Thus it is easy to see how Palisade
can be protected if property owners
act together. Send SO to H. d. Schall,
treasurer of the association, and in
sure yourself against loss.
Very truly yours,
VINCENT B. KELLY,
President.
JOHN PURDON,
Secretary.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1919-08-09
Discharging a Cook.

One result of the bolshevist law
that persons who are employed can
not be removed arbitrarily is instanced
by the Bulletin Russo, published by
the League for the Regeneration of
Russia at Lausanne, Switzerland. 1t
declares that at Smolensk a bachelor
had a cook whom he wished to dis
charge. She refused to leave her
place and he was unable to turn her
out. On the advice of a bolshevist
friend the bachelor married his cook
and Immediately afterward divorced
her. AS divorced woman she was
legally compelled to leave the prem
Uses.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1919-08-09
ALPS HAD THEIR REVENGE
Famous Airman Who Had Defted
Great Mountains at Last Meets
His Death There.

Few Of the men who have given their
lives to the air have met a more i'm
pressive end than the handsome, gold
en-haired young Captain Natalie Palli.
He was the favorite pilot during the
war Of Maj Gabriel d'Annunzio, the
Italian poet who became one of the
greatest airmen.
Palli evidently had motor trouble
when right over the Alps. With ex-
traordinary skill he landed his machine
on glacier 5000 feet high. Getting
out Of it unhurt, he started to climb
soon set in around him, but on he plod-
ded through the floundering drifts to-
wards the little village of Bourg st.
Moritz, in the valley below. For a
whole day at least he stumbled for
ward, without food and pierced by the
bitter cold.
Then, when he was 200 yards from
a mountain hut, and within sight Of
the Alpine village, his strength gaze
out and he sank down into the snow
His courage urged him to another eff
fort; the snow was found with the
marks of his struggles to rise again
Eut he could do no more, and there
two days later passing peasant
found the gallant young Italian pilot
lying with his head on his arm as if
asleep, half-covered by the snow, and
without bruise on his body.
CO h. !,
quered revenge themselves upon Ma
tale Palli, who had escaped death in
140 raids over the enemy lines In war.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1919-08-09
PreVaIency of Deafness.

The last census showed that there
are In the United States S9,2S7 per-
sons who are totally deaf. DIR. Wen
dell G. Phillips of New York told the
Philadelphia College Of Physicians re-
Gently that in New York city there
are at least 100000 persons more or
less incapacitated as result of par
tial deafness, and of these probably
80 per cent are of the working class.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1919-08-09

One feature Of life in Bermuda
which always impresses the stranger
is the apparent prosperity of the
natives, white and colored alike. Dis
tressing poverty is unknown, and even
the poorest families can boast of a
stone house and a garden.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-25
KALEIDOSCOPE

What is elaine to be the world S r'arECsr gasoline motor fire engine has si-~en placed in service at Louisville, sKy | shock absorbing wheel of English ,i-,veation has a hub partly filled with tsteel balls, which share the road jolts. - High speed telegrap ph apparatus of English invention can be made to de- liver typewritten messages at a speed of 120 words minute.
 For farmers mo tor truck has been invented that loac=. hauls and scat tiers fertilizer. using the same power flor all three operations.
 A Frenchman is the inventor of a revolving can small enough to be car sried in a pocket .sand operated by spressing buttons with a thumb and stinSers.
 A recently invented dish washing machine can be attached to a faucet ichen sink without employing a dish ban
 - 4 fly on a window pane will crawl 10 the top. fly back to the bottom and icrawl up again. This order is seldom reversed It is on record that a fly climbed up a window pane 32. times returning each time to the same place
 Among the Nasal and the Ukerewe it is a mark. of respect to greet an ac- Quaintance or stranger by splitting at him Almost as strange is the GUS tom ascribed to the Tinetans of stick ing out the tongue by way of saluta- tion-
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-25
HUMORS OF THE DAY

Mac-Pm smoking a terrible lot of cigars lately.
 Jack-You certainly are, if that's one of themi-London Opinion
 She-Isn't it romantic sitting out here by the mellow light of the moon.
 H-Yes, and besides your father can't kick about his electric light bill. Boston Transcript
 Tough guy, ain't you?"
 It's this way, pardner- Even when a baby the only rattle I ever had was one my ma got offen a rattlesnake.''- Kansas City Journal.
 ''Jonesy's military training has cer- tainly fitted him for married life"
 'Hows that?"
 When his wife hauls him over the -coals he stands at attention."-The Home Sector.
 T see no reduction in the cost of living" growled MT. Crouch.
 "Huh."
 whale meat Where is it t?r-Louisville Courier-J JournaI-
 Your wife has imaginary ailments. I'll just give her some imaginary med- icine."
 .-Jrn What kind of a bill are you going to render in this case. doctor 2" -Edisourgh Scotsman:
 Edith Ctalking about a man she has -jilted)-And did he seem to be sorry when you said was married? ?
 Etut4 leS, ne SalO ne was very SOr- ry-although he didn't know the man ersonally.-London. Answers.
 Do you still approve of votes for women 2'
 -Of course I do" replied Senator Sorghum. You don't suppose I'd be so foolish as to disapDrove of votes for anybody that's already got 'em?''- : Washington Star Mrs. Newbride-When you found that you couldn't accept the invita- tion 10 our wedding. why didn't you send your regrets? Miss P.-vaEOh. I thought you'd h N enough of your own pretty soon, dtaF--Kansas City Star
 AIr- Gotcoin-Now Willie, when your sister comes down and is com rfortably seated or~ tl1e7-coTfch with me II want you to tiptoe in softly and turn -Ike gas low; will you? WiHie-Y ou're too late. Sister told me TO come in and turn it out.-Dal- las News. e
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-25
POETRY
ON A SQUIRREL.

oN A S4UlAREL. gNoy tha. in ge5geSSus- polxehsemes F A workman in gray jumper roams : About his job. . From sunrise he maintains top speed Till darkness lowers. s Nor ever thinks if he exceed Eight working hours. 2 And promptly f6b them. . He fails to ponder as he tolls The labor problem His sense of honor's somewhat blunt; He goes and dimes, Nor ever bothers much to hunt No trespass" signs. 'Tis true a chestnut to him is Naught but nut; ! That all abstruse, philosophies He'd greet with. "Chut But though he might not recognize His Latin name, He gets-a quality to prize There just the same Maurice Morris, in the New York Sun AS the strata of perfume. heliotrope, rose Float in the garden when no wind Come to us. go from us. whence no one knows. So the old tunes float in my mind, And go from me, leaving no trace be- hind, Like perfume borne on the hush of the wind. But in the instant the airs rematJN know the laughter and the pain Of times that will not come again. try to catch at many tune Like petals of light fallen from the moon.
 Broken and bright on a dark lagoon. But they float away-for who can hold outh, or perfume, or the moons gold?
 Sara Teasdale, in Scribner's.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-25
Thames River Line
 STEAMER CAPE COD

WhitehaI Transportation Co, Inc. Leaves New York. Pier 43 North River, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri days at D.. m-; Norwich Tuesdaya Thursdays and Sundays at p. m.; New London s p. m.
 Passenger rates between Norwich and New York. 200
 Staterooms. all outside. $1.1o,, in- ciuding war tax.
 En KAnIIcE Al
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-25

front to find Q b. at mahogany upholstered
 
 furnshn wing Room.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-25
Deferred Payment System Was
 In All The Liberty Bond Camp

simplest kind of used Every
 purchaser Liberty Bond received credit for the full purchases and this made particularly for people acquire Liberty Bonds and this payment plan which enables buy of fur at
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-25

the William and May, Queen Anne, Adam Bros, chippendaIe and Eliza: bethian periods wrought inaAneri- can Walnut, Mahogany and Oak, beautifully finished by master craftsmen. The prices arc sx- tremeiy moderate for this type of furniture.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-01

limo %anbitter i'Eprnnrinn.

hinge San6itter / Tornaring. So
al be unge Gutter / 2cab, iom nplig
blep inofangeoe al Yolitiet, efterat
Be bapoc giort fig ifplbige / ct antol
Gsperier, er MI inoiatte pua Heform-
ifolen / Ylanfil,ton. SiSie to be.
follotes at bore ganoenS 2ebcre. 30
til al 8lttterne blep ogiaa bsmte til
Strafonltolten / Tlanfinton, men
9pmmen ifal life ~erefpereS, iaalpnge
sc ppferer fig bel. On Wano ionl
bapoe foriegt at faa benz til at relllme
itoaf Statcn, fer be blep itinet for
&etten, fit Is Cages 6Gngielsitraf.
Cafe Toinictt INN Sommerppbulbs-
iteb. Sra Sopti berettes, at Matt
@erg % Oscar Starf omgaaes meb
Hlaner ON at eiere Cafe Yoiniett til
ct al Sc pafreite Spmmeropbolosite.
Ser / ben Gel al Staten. 9e bar
fiebt s Mcres 2ano poa 9reboerne
al Snbiieen og bar iiinbe at anpenbe
omfring $4,000 paa 9efpemmelig.
beoer og l1bimpfning al 8rilnben.
Safe Boiniett er ben lterite Snoiis
Scittb 9afota og eener Jig fortrinlig
til oct paatpnfte grug. @anoltanoen
fan forbpies omfring A 500 peo al
lore oio BET o~perfleoige Sano fro
9ig Siour Hiber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-01
NDrO Nafota.
Gnbelin fu,n Der Mean.

Croelig TOM Der Negn. Walloan
Den 2Sbe Sill. sSor fsrite Sang paa
npiten 4 Wiaallcoer faar oct ipbpeit.
lige Nortb 9afota og oct ipbsitlige
Wontala III ct gobt Negn. Gaa line
Steoer / bette Strsg bar &eenfaloet
oGret ODER en- Sonme / 2ebet al De
iiolte 10 elmer. 9ette giplber ii9t
Streget fra 8ismarcf til Wtiles Gitp.
gben leier ND &mlfcltcr. Gicfin-
ION eier ct Stpffe 2nnb langs gp-
grGnien, oct iaafalote 2ennepiue-
Stpffe, og bar MI leiet oct no til
George grooie, iom Der agter at
aabne en- &ulgriibe. Sele Stpffet bar
ct IL 500 tpft ltnoerlag af 9runflil.
ISfglge 2eiefolltraften iful grobie be.
tale @pen 30 Gents pr. Con for DC
fprite 5000 Cons, iioenefter Is Gents
pr. Con.
Sar fnnoet Mrbeioe i Wprtb Sa.
fota. Manoan Den 2Sbe Suli. Mon-
tana 6armere, iom or blepen MOBILIZE
oper, at De after bar miitet lin slp-
ling, bar bolot poa at flptte eitooer
II flcre Tiger. Mionge al Dem tiger,
DC agter at llaa Jig neb / sitlige Nortl)
9afota eler / Winneiota. @nore
ieger fun Irbeibe giennem Connie
rem og Soften og penber tilbage til
Wtontana til Sinteren.
Wpe l%tbnrpmelicr. @uperner Sra.
5ier offentliggiorbe Sen 2Sbe bs. en-
Del npe ~llbnGpnelier, iom felger:
I'll Wteolcnmer al @oorb OF Iomini-
ltration: George u. Gotten, Sr., fra
gotpman; Hobert Wuir, fra Sarles;
g. sc. Gaiep, ira Sarge. Gotten og
Wllir bar WeOlemmer al oct gamle
@oaro Of &egents, og Gaiep bar
Weolem al Board Of Control. @eaae
oiSie BOARDS griitence opbprte oe:.
2Sbe, label iom State @oaro of
education. goorb Of COMMUNICATION
opretteoeS al iiblte 2egisIatur. &C.
nate Sill geo. 1874 omtalte 9e1tem-
mclien Tom ZEN Sob for Sprettclicn
al ct goaro Of Administration til Sp-
inn meo aue Statens Straffe.,
garmbierti9beos- pg Oplpsningsan-
ltalter og til Spipn meb Stotens Of.
fentlige Sfolcr". Oct npe 9or
9oaro beitaar al Gmerion Smitb, fra
Sarge; George Wellcring, ira Hap;
VI. @oer, ira 9epils Cafe. $. s.
Sa9en, fra Sarge, blep ubn9pnt ionl
5. 6. SanionS gftermlanb / @rrailtp
8lrno Commission.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-01
!NDmtana.
Wpntana mar usiaa meb paa ii

Sgtpttuuu Hu"A ~Sf"" "N~ ~" w.
ilnaet. Selena ben 29oe Suli. Sen
al @nperner Stetpart iammenfalote
ertra Sesiion al S%egislatllren blep
lat iooe. lloen mango Sibtleftigbe-
ser blep man / Suiet enig ON at til
ltemme Mmenbementet u~ngaaenoe
apinoers Sten1meret. =
"Spotteb Teper" bolber paa at
iprebe iig. Sra Sclena berettes, at
"ipotteb feper", iom inbtil fornDlig
nlenteS at bore inblfr9nfet til ct
tibet slreaI / Sen peitlige Gel at Sta
ten, MI piocs at bore optraaot paa
flcre andre Steoer. Ser bar pGret
.Silfploer / oen ipbligc % Den miotre
Del al Staten, og M iortGnes Ser
ON en- apinoc / ben norositlige Gel,
/ Golep Co., iom er bso al ian1me
Spgoom. &en moo benne Glaac,
iom / 2ebet al oe iibite 10 Mar bar
foitet 3 9Gger 9ipet, fortf9ttes uoerl
Iibrpbelie, men oct Ter no, iom ON
Tioenifaben life err 2ssningen noget
Rrrmere enb fsr. Nan troeoe fsr,
at Soren for Inereb bar oper om-
firing Mibten al Suli, men ielp bette
boloer life Stif, oa ser MI meloes
ON ct mt Silfploe tent / Suli Maa-
ncb. Experimentation belle 2anoei
rirnbt bar pGret interesieret / Spg-
oommeil, pg noele al DC lpielte so.
peocr blanbt 2Ggerne bar itioeret %
aranifct sen, men biotil forgiGpes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-01

fpaufee, % SinobeospGienet tog I'M.
orc Sperpeielie, ON oct life bar bet
piielieite at lliffe ale Sommerifolcr
% %forbpoe Iniamlinger at @srn /
Earferrle og / 9iblioteferne. Der er
MI SO Siliploer mtntelote, n9iten
oobbelt iaamange iom Der bar for
nogen Iar iiben, ba Spgoommen bar
nofiaa alminoelig belle 2anbet runbt.
W%tanoag fatteoe gpraaoet 8eilutning
ON, of Der paa 9pens @egne ifuloe
trpffes og ombeles Smaaifrifter meo
unoerretnine ON, bporleoes man ifal
forboloe iig forat unbgaa Smitten,
liant bporoan Spgoommen bsr be.
banoles.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-01

9pinoens Stemmeret uppc for Sc.
gislatnren. 2inooln ben 29be SiiIi.
Nebraifas 2egislatur traaote ibag
iammen til grtramebe forat tage
UNDER Sperpeielie Spsrgsmaalet ont
StaofGltelie eIler Sorfaitelie al bet
| &ongresien antagne M%nienbment,
ifplge bpiliet Ser inorsmmes &pin-
oerile Stemmeret. Samtioig be-
apnote Statens @oman Outrage s.
location ct to-9ages Mpbe, nnber
builfet De forpenter at faa bannet
Ell StatSliga al fpinbelige geleere.