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The Winslow mail., 1916-05-12
Notice to the Voters.

Under the new registration
law electors are inquired to give
their party affiliations, and if
they fail to do so, and register
with no party afiliation, they
forfeit their right to vote in the
general primaries.
DEE Moss, Recorder.
The Winslow mail., 1916-05-12

Next week, beginning Monday
morning we will start a special
sale of all kinds of fancy box
stationery and tablets. This sale
will last week only, SO if you
need stationery buy now and
help your friends in the auto
contest. Here in a chance for
the candidates to harvest a crop
OS votes.
The Winslow mail., 1916-05-12
Arizona State Bank.

Deposit and borrow at the Ar
iona State Bank.
No deposit is too small to be
handled and appreciatedby this
bank; and it is able and willing
to supply loans on proper secur-
ity, for all legitimate enterprises
of its customers. 1t is fully
equipped to handle all matters of
business pertaining to banking,
and solicits your business. You
are assured of courteous atten-
ton and considerate treatment,
and it will always be our aim to
make your association with this
bank profitable and pleasant.
R. H. TUTTLE, President.
T. M. QUEBEDEAUX, V. Pres.
R. G. KAUFMAN, Cashier.
The Winslow mail., 1916-05-12
STATE OF ARIZONA,
County of Navajo.

County of Navajo.
This instrument was acknowledged
before me this 1tth day of April, A,
,. 1916, by R. H. Tuttle, L. M. Ship
ey and T. M. Quebedeaux, who stated
hat they executed the same for the
purpose and consideration therein ex-
pressed.
Witness my hand and seal the day
The Winslow mail., 1916-05-12

REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE BANK
of Winslow, at Winslow, in the state of Ar
izona at the close of business May 1st 1916:
RESOURCES.
The Winslow mail., 1916-05-12

State of Arizona. County of Navajo S. l,
Geo H. Keyes Jr. Cashier of the above named bank.
do solemnly swear that the above statement is
true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
GEO. H. KEYES JR, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before this 10th
day of May, 1916
j. F. MAHoNEY, Notary Public.
Correct-Attest VIM. DAGG, Director.
The Winslow mail., 1916-05-12

Loans and discounts, less due from
directors. Observation-Disclosures. .$2l8845 30
Due from directors ............ None
Overdrafts .......................... 1852 SO
United States Bonds. ....... .......... 10000 90
Banking house. furniture, fixtures -. 0,300 90
Real Estate ......................... 4,500 90
Current Expenses and Taxes paid ...... 3,942 38
Specie. ........$ 9,802 81
Legal Tender and National
Bank Notes .............. 1877 90
Exchange for Clearing ........ 433 CT
Due from State and National
Banks. approved Reserve
Due from State and National
Banks. not reserve agents 2,245 21
go 1928 20
Total l.......................$3 $329, ,063 SO
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid in .......... .......$ $4,000 90
Surplus .......... .;........... $500 90
Undivided Profits ..... 80. .......... 4,857 72
Individual Deposits subject
to check ...... ...... 155. 109 28
Time Certificates of Deposit 133, OPS 83
Cashiers Checks outstanding. 3.571 90
---'-291, FOG II
Total l....................... 329.063 SO
The Winslow mail., 1916-05-12

REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE ARI-
zona State Bank. at Winsow. in the State
of Arizona at close of business May l. 1876
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts less due from
Directors ..'.''......, ....'.. .SI3oZ4l ~
Overdrafts .......... .................. 3.051 SO
Banking House. Furniture and Fixtures r. 440 90
Currens Expenses and Taxes paid ...... 273 At
Legal Tender and National
Bank Notes 49, 49,. -. 4,419 90
Exchanges for Clearing $50. ia IL
Due from State and National
Banks, Approved Reserve
Agents ..............-... 34,5lS IA
Due from State and National
Banks not Reserve Agents.23242 81
- 72223 81
State and County Warrants ...... r. 482 SO
Accumulated Interest ,................ 123O 10
Total al.......................2 239 942 IL
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock paid in ........... ...... 10000 90
SurplusI Observation-Disclosures. 1,708 35
Individual Deposits subject to
check ......... .......... 1883 92
Savings Deposits -. 1888 SO
Time Certificates of Deposit. 57,645 II
Cashiers checks outstanding. Lass 81
Due State and National Banks 10000 90
Reserved for Building i'm
provement ...... ........ $50 90
Total l........................2 239942 II
R. C. Kaufman, Cashier of the above named bank.
do solemnly swear that the above statement is
true to the best of my knowledge and belief
r. C. KAUFMAN, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before this 9th
G. C. BAzELL, Notary Public.
Correct Attest: R. H. FUTILE
L. M. SHIPLEY
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-04-10

Edger, Jr., Rio Grande No. 81, Browns
Vile, Tex: o. L. Scott, Oceanic No.
371; L. Mitchell. Heymon No. 1871, New
Orleans, La; J. H. Magoon, F. c.,
Oceanic No. 571; K. S. Decker,
Oceanic 81: Huron K. Ashford.
Oceanic S71; Dana Norton, Oceanic
371; Alexander j. Porter, Hawaiian
21; Irwin Spalding, Hawaiian 81; Al.
fred K. Magooa. Oceanic 81; Jas. l..
Friel, Hawaiian Lodge No. q; Jas. X.
NJ. MacLean, p NJ. Hawaiian Lodge
No. 21; Paul Arndt, Oceanic 81; NJ.
C. King, Oceanic 372V. l.. Bailey
Honolulu No. 409: C. F. Merrill,
Oceanic SIT; H. Harders; 6rvanic 81; !;
H.. Treuer, Oceanic Lodge No. 3f1: j.
r. Collins, Oceanic Lodge No. 81;
Chas. H. Jewell, Irondequoit Lodge
3G1, Dunkirk, New York; Walter R.
Pitt, U. s. A., Lodi Valley No. SO,
Lodi, Wis; II. D. Burdick, It. C. A.
c., Lawrence No. 6, Lawrence, Kans.;
John l.. Shelow, Schoteld Lodge No.
443; Augustus c. Boiling, Schofield
Lodge No. 443; John c. Grant, Presf-
dio S54, San Francisco, Cal; George
A. Polhie, Schofield 443; l.. d. Harp,
Perseverance Lodge No. 329, Sandus-
ky, Ohie; Mt. Vernon Commandery,
No. /, Columbus, Ohio: Felix B. La
Crosse, 354 Presidio, San Francisco.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-04-10
PUUKUI winner
IN Defamation
TROPHY CONTEST

ii, August Puuki won the defamation
contest last Saturday night at Mills
school In competition for the Wall &
Dougherty cup offered in annual COM
petition. Puuki,s Grafton was the fami-
liar First Grafton Against Catiline, +"
by Cicero, and his delivery was judged
very good by the committee, David G..
Peters, Miss Maud Hastings and Ar
thur E. Larimer
All Soon Nam, winner of the trophy
last year, was second. getting honor.
able mention, and Kiyoichi Dol third.
A crowd Of relatives, friends and
other students filled Wilcox hall and
applauded the competitors. This was
the fourth annual competition in de
clamation.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-04-10
COLLINS WRITES For
EXPERTS SERVICES

Honolulu may have the services of
a federal road expert to advise on its
road problems. George M. Collins,
city engineer, has written to Logan
Waller-Page. director of public roads
of the department of agriculture, ask.
ing for information on the subject II
it is possible, as is asserted by Super.
visor Larsen, to get the advisory serv-
ices of a government expert free, a
formal request for them will be made
by the mayor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-26
cO6a(-]lad6ri6ten
Il fremont, 1le6.
% Gehrnnr

%. Sebruar.
5enrD u. SEP lit mic0er gum aa.
pitan oes 5remort Siqnal Corps
er1UdbIt norbert Gr beginnt 6amit
ieinen 3IDaiteu fiulfja6ri9en Iermin.
u. y. 9opfius 6ieit aeitern i'm
5remont Dieas Glib etnen 8ortraa
llber &aibington 46idieosa0reiig
I'M 2idte iebiaer 3HitGnoe. st If.
tterte cine aroBe ali3abI pon Bret.
feu5 be 0nihington an l~5renli0e qc-
iGrieben, mo ans 0eiell heruor
gebt 0oB 8aibiugton Die in ieiner
a6idieosa6rene ausgeiprohenea &c.
eanfa reidlih ertpagt haben mus
4err 6opffns berilbrte MIR TIT weni.
gen 8orteh bic ieeigen 3litan0e:
er maBnte 81 Heutralern 9erhalten
m0 ipraA leine gefrie0igmia oats
itber aus, 0aB rs iomeit Dem 8rdfi.
GeHten rod get1mgen mare. 5rieoen
5u er6alten.
= 2ouDon. Delhar bier friiber
Gin &ei4dit 1ntte, lit in syeruialem,
UQbin er nod Dem To6e ielner Trap
gereiit mar, g%etorbcn. SUM ibey.
lebcnOe aroer mo6ncn IN 0iriem
ganoe.
strt Sud pcldlcr fiir5fitl bor.
@ran0 Sanction, Solo, foal, fat
cine &oid)erei iii Great Eaas,
@tont., getalIft. Seine sSamilie nirO.
IN 6reinont bIeiben.
"a. Ter.
Senrp Gerroth, melher bic @oit
iaden nadl Gem 9abnhof bei6r6ert.
If an Der @rippe~ erfrantt, iooaB iein
Blot iest bon 9igeo Semen Der.
iebeft miro.
Sic 4merican Geienle gpeietn.
nidt iabr crbnfit all fem iiber.
-SearB 5aro &robagan0a geapn
Gen oHierifaniiHeH 9tilitarismus,
iin0 nil mn aiid @el0 Tir Rel.
ttHasanBeIgeH a%usgeben Inn gesen.
8or0 sR mirfea. lie 4mericu De.
feaie Soeietn lit ein nop ben Mnniti.
cns 5n6rifanien ins 9ebcn gernienerI
&rrein. Tas Sntereianteite Bel Scr
Sadie 1T, bar oie gcfcnie Soeiets.
oIeie ar5ciaeH non 0encn. Die nie.
allc ueroea, mir0 be5ablen Iaijen.
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Sin gseltfriea aOnteit.

Gem &ihsBerein 3entid,er i5rait.
en- y 9roaomaD. 9tefn 9Durf Gitp.
lift ton einer Bomeru1 cine freie
autidlano : Heife NIT Der Be-
thinning 5ir 8erfiiaung geftellt
iuor0en, oaB Bic Reile Der Ser.
ion 8ufalen ioa, neId)e Bis gum
j. apriI B. 5 Die mciitcn i'm ooraus
Ie5obIten Announcements fitr ole bonn
5ilfsoerein gum Better Der ainoer
i'm 6eloe itebenber. oeutid)er Mdn-
Her beraisaedebenen m6hentliden
ariehsdronifen o@eItfrieg~ uii0
gNOrl0 8ar4 e%injenoet. 81 6ieIem
gebuie 1T Der @eltfrieg-aonteit ms
SebeH g~etufen noroeu.
o&eittrieg~ uu0 .@orI0 8ar"
bringen III leidtDeritdnoliher dro-
nologiiber 5orm bic @eididfe 0es
arieges mo feiue &oraeidiftc 5ag
fir Iag. Ger oos &9erf pon ieirer
eriten 9hlntnler on be3iebt, belibt
cine aHthentiihe @eidifte oes aries
ges. 3italeih aber oient .er 3luei
qliten Sahen CT bilit oen sslriegg
inoiien uH0 beridaift iih ieIbit cine
liitbentiidc Rndrihtenqlielle. (Gds
8erf foitet mr. $3.50 oas Safr.)
aiid IN unIerer Staot erfraien
Hh beiDe Medlenihriften zines itott
Iiheit Seierfreiies Dem MN BeIe-
aeH4eitgeboten miro, ben fleinen I'M
i9ul6igpu Gpiern oes arieaes ell.
peitcre5 Sherilein 5n5ufiibrea .imo
euentuea ostrh enereiide mo 3ielbe,
arbeit ben wertpolell gbren.
preis ST. erobera.
6rau Carl 6. Sdynr3. Die 5dab.
nieiiterin oes 6iIfsDereins 7eutider
9Sraum, miro ms il6er oell 8erlnti
ocs @cttbeperbs oui 0rm 9aHicii0er
erbalten looaB nnicre Seier alis hen
Spaltcn imieres 9lattes erieben fon-
lielt, % Der ebrenpreis cinein aon-
tcitonteu tit nnierer Stoot 5niaGen
miro ooer nidlt.
1icietigen, nelfe iih an Dem
beteiIigen moaen. moaen
llf behiis Giatra9iiHg III bic @elt-
trieafonteit GfaninroQe an oen'
0iliSocrein 1eiiiher Sralten, As.
groaODou, 9iefu Dorf GitD, penOet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-26

tel. @ouberHelr eIorfe. Der fril6e
re nn0mirtidnftss5cfretG rsames
@ilion uuo anoere prominentc 8ilr.
ger bieIten Anipraden.
8eridieoene 5dftpn Bcitlide nuo
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES babcl iidl fitr
8elbeboltrmg 0es ge0eamartiaen
Celebrates nusgeprohen. Sum ia,
Ole Serren bu6eu iid ais ibr &c.
fugiges 8erf5ellg erpieier.
Die 9eutihe @eleQldaft belt am
5reitag ibre 8erianmluag bel 5rau
9redt al. 9lts Gbema mar Gas
2anO 0es Sonnenidetns" mgeieet.
gtidt weniqer ais 46 Mnnn bot.
ten iid ain g3ontog peeen 8rufl.
fen1eit nor 8oli5eiridter @eper 5u
beraHtiDOrten ~ dber IN Geg Deoine
berridt Prohibition.
Die Ge5 M2oiiles 8retptng SO. tit
IN Die Sdnoe Der itelgegrinoeten
3es @oires Srouitrial Gontpurln
gum Greiie pon efna $1S3O00 nber.
aeganget, Die Iebtere @eiellihoft
iDuroe in 9ooeHlbQ lebten sSabres
nit einam 4fttenf0ydtoL bon 5000,
900 forporiert ull0 miro iid NIT Der
Seritefing BON aSoit 8riufs~ els
uiip. beiaiieH. 5nbaber Der 5irlna
iin0 @idtoD 3egeler, Soc M1ue6l=
6atipt 6ranf 4. Ndtfes, Nqr 5bloB
un0 Gscar StrauB.
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GenigfeiteH aus 3uiSa!
9es Nloines.


Ser Gmil 5hRabef. I07 6. aDe.,
fat jrbt bic &srtretnng Der Gma6a
sri6nne. Nir bitten Oie geier, benz.
iel6eu GrnisfsIten ans Girden., Scr.
eins- nnb Samiiicafreiicn snfOmmrr
it ~laiien, iueldJe SerieIbe sur Der.
9ffentlidlnng in Ser Sribnue iber.
mitteln uirb. gndl uinmt SerT
SdHabel Srbifriptiuns 9rlOer ii
Gmpfang.
@ouBerHenr Glorte Fat oen fSurbi
gen SoBn 8ennD welder I'M Sabre
1893 megen @3oroes 5u 0reiBigidbs
rlger 3udtbansitrofe o~erirfeilt NOR
Den NOR, begna0iet. Gerlelbe miro
an Is. 5e6ruar in 5rei1eit geiesf
i0erOea.
Sohn Nae Qie1r miro aIg Biir.
germeHterss aanoioat in bic politi-
lde arena treten, iDGhrello 2nfa1ette
Siagins erflart bot 0nB er Dift oIs
@egenfonoioat auffreteH iuir0.
uuter rieiiger geteiLigltHg muroe
on 6reit1g ndhmittaa 8enrp Nnl.
lace. Der nls 8eraisgeber bon @nl.
laccs darnicr I'M gan5en Aciteu be-
faant mar. sur lesten 3ube beitot.
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Vshh6fe und BahnanschIuss ! Nellie Won der Farm =

anS 4ano8nna @ anHrrhs mS sbfnhs bic emn mmfdbam Semd maln nb $50 Hnbn
ds 6Hwhd an go 3m HaLa Mgt 6T mr 5 SmM - 8afanfS.S Nnaunnen NJ
mt AHmmr 4-5-6-ES nObd1e &upSdhn 49, 100 NHmmnL 400 am nr br benz f. Mm 1916 81
gma m1ahognng N@ amfrRFs mb gbnaha bic Gun nmnnhbmn gTbhd mMmdr, nn MG 6bu
ais @Wbd 81 % 3HH nMg IN br bu 5aWm gHkTpdrng bel 3agmg Der 1@a
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-26
9m orp6enm.

Ger betonllte gei1ngsbumoria
8ietor @lorieu. Der aEs @miptoar.
~iteiler tit n1be l9ree lpins all
geniein befnnnt IFS bileet nit ieifter
aits 5poli 8efIoiten beife6ell6en
3rnppe Die STANDARDIZATION Der nod
iten 8ode. Seine Garbietiuiq &c.
fitelt iid ~ Regular armB 0ian4,
melfe ais Gin Uaiiifnliides militia
rides Sanobuh be5eidnet meroeil
fam.
etbel Clifton mo Brenda JoiuIer
treten in einer ielbit b~crfdBten Sh5.
&c lie Snint ono t6e Sinner
oui. gle geifen beiOe ais el,te
gabnenfrofte.
Gertrude 8oriDerbilt mo @corge
Noore iino Elm bor8ugli6es @e-
anasouettiftens gaar nno bringeu
gflls meme @eiange altm 9ortrog.
5errp Der mi0cripemti9e Wtnul.
eiel mo 5rnei Huge feline Sun0e
iino bic Souptfrafte in Chimes Ian
Bari Circus. Serrg iOa iI6eraus
fon1iid iein.
Sic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fSfors
RE Miaeri9ip tit ilberons grn5ios
1rno beriiigt ilber eitc Hette Sfim-
me. Ald Der 9Anoriit 5ranf Grus
nit 1T ein OTTER aunitler, oesgleid)e1l
Der Giano. mo afforoion girfuole
8ietro.
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NlaSRen6a0 0eS
]lluIIk= 0ereinS!

6ente, Smstag aben0, flf0d
ner oie8i1brige Masfenbaa oes Wen-
ff.gereins III Dem Mniit.@eim. gfe
III. uno goB Ctr. itatt. IS lit Elm
serglliigeu gon8 eigrer @rt. ii6 me
erfaf1lt urtter an0eren permummten
1reun0et berufn8Hturt1elu uno ein-
nal ole Sorgen oes 4atagsle6ens
a6perfen 5a fofilefi. Tenn iobal0
illan iid in ben MasfeHItnl0el itiir8t,
III man in eine an0ere 8elt gerieBt,
IN Der es fetne Sorgen gibt. 9arum
e%rfrenen fif 0ie 9~tasfenfeite aud
INNER nod etner 10 gr0Ben 8eliebt
eit Set Sung ma0 4lt. 0&an fam
0aher nit Geitimmt5eit erlDarten,
0aB iidl Die Geutiden in Sd}aren
lieilte aben0 i'm 9}uiifs6eim eir=
linden iUer0en. oeult nenn iiA ihon
Die au0eren Sdr3e mo ltuterbaltun=
cen 0es MltitGereins 10 groBer
~sefiebtbeit arfrellen, utl pie Dlef.
Hebr Ole Masfenbdae.
Sehs itone 8reiie iiuo altf ois
Rlest umo spar 3pei @ruppenbreiie
mo je elmer fir Die bette Screen
mo Die bette 0amen-gharafter
naasfe, im6 il eilifr fiir bie tomiId
ig Serren. ltuo fofliidlfe Gnmeli-
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gasfe. Der Ein+rittsnreis hntrt

g}asfe. Ger giutrittspreis bctrd9.
fiir @erren SO Gents mo fir ga.
men p Gents 4lio belltc AMI
sum Wfuif Sem gum luitigen @llm.
meni6aH3 0es Muiif. 8eertnsi
BUR gequemlidfeit o~erienigen,
Ueldle nift masfiert Iin6. miro Die
6irna Ebeo0or Sieben & Son MaS
fenfoitiirne 3uln 8erleiben in Der
Sale norrdti9 baden.
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S%taatSDer6anO
Ne6raSkal
Dunbar CrtsUerbaub ocs Staats
u~crbanOes 4ebrasfa, 3. VI. ", ..

Ger gmtbar 0rtsperban0 BAT Die
nafiteber0e 8eioIition einitimndg
o|ngenoumen un6 ben SefretGr be-
o%uitragt. 6ieidbe Dem GountD. mo
Staatsoerban0 adttHgspoa 5u ui-
terbreteu:
Ser Gan6ar Crts0er6ano Gun.
bar, 0ebr., erteunt in Dem gunoes-
8rdii6elten Or 8. 9eranler, t6ren
politiidet 8ii5rer.
Otto Siemers 5efretGr.
an ben 4raiioenten oes Ie6rusfa
Staat8erbnnoes
@errn g. s. Better,
0n1aba, Iebr.
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@m. 4. &appin. qopufat.

&raiti5iert in alien Dcrihteu 6es
5tdatcs nl.o Der Ser. 5taaten
ohreibt Seitamente ans. beiorgt ge.
iistitgl rno iiebt gbltrofte 0ilrd:
fiebt, odB 1%eitanente i'm 90dlalien.
'daftsgerihte pepronet uer6en. ge.
iorgt 8oamadlen mo 5iebt Orb.
idafteii IN iraen6 eincm gheil Der
Wcit Gin. aoIeffiert M~1lsitan0e
Spridt Geiitif uno If offelitLider
glotor. 34s gmabn Ratioual gnnf
Geb0lloe, 0nlaba, Nebrasfa.
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Us ner0en 0aFiir 5li6Ifriptionen
allfaet0Hnen mer0en.
9ouis Heilien, Elm 4ngeIteLlter in
ben Observation-Disclosures Der 3ort6.
matern eabu 6ot iid nit SRI
A6eI, 8odter non Sobh 9un-
can mo 6ral ~berbeirdtet
3. d. Dteper pom 5o1tanele Fat
9famen eiugereihh ols amoi.
oat far 0as 4nrt eines Staats s5e-
majors
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-26
gms Sem stnafe.

snaeoln. Ger 2~3jabrige SelonO
Staifor0 olis Aepnblic, Raiii., eiu
@otiert mi &alle Sanaforiuni, emit.
mid gonnerstag aus oemielbrH
erflctterte oas @ernit einer Miu0.
mo iprnug Don bort nui Die
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@ie in frii6eren Sabren slide.
rei 10 lit gang beion0ers iebt
o0afeIn@ gum 2oiungsnort unIerer
s~sronenneit g~etDoroea tn Scr ireien
,eit. Die fe ibren 8fiidten a6ge.
mint llno BARN bat fie ouh Redt.
ia man ia ohne groBe 9iiibe uu0
Soften AtDas S6oies mo ood gu
algh glHslides fir ieine 6rcun0e
r0er fih ielbit beriteaen liant, 81
hQi fogimt ibr ats gutter ~giatgeber
unier Sud go. 3 sur Silfe. auBer
% Deri6ieoeuen 1teneiten 9lIfterr
eoa 4oiien ooer Sohs iino iebr
nie0lid)e leihtan8nfertigenoe 9luIter
BON Sdals, gnntoneln, Dedden
9anofriden. @lu6dlen uaO 5ilet
arbcifen Oarin eatbalfen, fpelhe ohuc.
Sroqe eroBen geiiaa fiuoen peroen
Sdumeu SIC niht nit Der geteIlung
Sig{er nc1eIten Nusgdbe.
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StraBc, no er init einem 0obbeIfen
SdenfeRbrud liegen bIieb. Or
lultroe hrs 8oipitaE 8uriidge6radt.-l
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ALLIES IN TOWNSHIP II, RANCE 9

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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-22
THOUSANDS SEE
ANNVILLE PARADE
Firemen, Secret Societies, Stu
dents and Businessmen Take
Part in Splendid Pageant
By Special Correspondence

Annville, Pa. May 22.-More than
~ hundred persons were in the mon
ster industrial parade held on Sat
urday afternoon under the auspices of
the Rescue Fire company. Beauti-
fully decorated floats were entered by
all the industries and merchants of
the town, in addition to the secret So
cieties and the students of Lebanon
Valley college. First prize was
awarded to the float occupied by the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton and second prize to the Waffle
town Hose and Fire company COM
posed OF the young men of the town
and men students of the college.
Short speeches were made by Con-
gresham Kreider, Prof. Shenk. Judge
Henry and the Rev. S. Stein of York,
Chaplain of the State Firemen's Asso-
citation. a band concert was given
in the afternoon and evening. Be
tween twenty and thirty thousand peo-
pie witnessed the parade.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-22

I Continued from FIFSI I'uHc.l
the Steel Pier yesterday afternoon
William Jennings Bryan declared that
the day is not far distant when one,
| and even both, of the great political
parties will find it advisable to come
out on the side of national prohibition
He said he was proud to say that 10 of
the Is States which are already dry
have been accustomed to ''go Demo
cratic at every election
The meeting, which was held in con-
nection with the Presbyterian General
Assembly. under the auspices of the
Board of Temperance, attracted an
audience that filled the big auditorium
to its capacity.
"Our political parties cannot much
longer avoid this issue" Mr.. Bryan
said after telling his hearers that
within a few years majority of the
States will prohibit the saloon And
when one party adopts this platform
the other will have to adopt it for
elf-preservation. | want to tell you
Republicans that the day is past when
man has TO be a drunkard to be a
Democrat. Now, suppose the Demo-
Gratis drive out the drunks; where will
they go? They will go into the Re-
publican party. Then the Republican
party will get all the bad men, and
heaven knows they have enough bad
men now"
Shouts of laughter greeted this re-
mark.
But suppose the Republicans take
the step first, and get rid of all of
their bad men. In that case the bad
men would go into the Democratic par
ty, and. confdentially, my friends, we
haven't room for any more"
After the laughter which greeted
this statement had subsided. Mr.. Bryan
continued:
THE time has come for both parties
to get rid of a mercenary group that
has no party and no allegiance, and is
concerned only in warding off legisla-
tion that prohibits the sale of alcoholic
beverages, which traffic brings great
evils upon mankind. When both par
ties get rid of this selfish group, then
politics will be lifted to a higher
plane, and both can enter into an
honorable rivalry for supremacy in
administering the government of this
great nation"
Scored Bad Men
Mr.. Bryan dwelt also upon woman
suffrage, tippling Presbyterian elders,
the bad men" in both the RepubH-
can and Democratic parties, the duty
of the United States to intermediate
between the warning nations and urg-
ed all Christians to sign the pledge.
The impression his afternoons address
lStt upon majority OF his hearer was
that if the Prohibition party threw
down the handkerchief he might be
induced to pick 1t up after the fiist of
NoVL mber.
MIR. Bryan told Of four pictures he
had seen in his travels: the first. Bo-
denhausen's Madonna, typifying fem
inism and suffrage; the second, Hoven-
den's breaking Home Ties" as
rendng illustration of the evils of in
temperance; the third. a picture he
had seen in his foreign travels, The
Apotheosis of War" as a plea for
peace between the nations, with the
United States in the function of ref
cree. The fourth, Munkacsy's Christ
Before PLATE" was taken by the Gus
todian of the peace dovecote to typify
the passive manifestations of Chris
tianity, eventually triumphing over
pagan force and authority.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-22
CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA NEWS
News Items of Interest
in Central Pennsylvania
BN Stfeial Corresbondence

Iancastcr-William G. Foehl has
just rounded out a half century as a
jeweler. When 3 years of age his
father John G. Foehl, of Philadelphia
placed him at the bench to learn the
trade of master craftsman.
Notwithstanding shipments OF
potatoes from the south have caused
a decline in the prices of potatoes
from s1.25 a bushel to $1.10.
Lehighton-Miss Emaline Clauss,
the oldest resident of this town, cele-
brated her eth birthday anniversary.
HazIeton-John p. White. of Oska.
loosa, Ia, international president ol
the United Mine Workers, announced
that he will not be candidate for re-
election next Fall.
Ncsquchoning-Beca of the exc
dus of miners from this town the past
few weeks, one local clothing store in
one day sold fifty-nine suitcases and
eighty-siX the following day.
York-The Rev. DR.. j. e. futile has
announced to his congregation that he
has accepted a call to the Presbyter-
ian Church at Swarthmore.