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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-15
SDif gr9nbleI. Ganoers, 5. Of

SDif grGnoiel. Ganoers, 5. Of
tober. Der er / oisie 9age Ell linlig
transport at tpif grenoiel til
Danmarf. Sffe minore emo 81 Sell.
lfibe er paa Sci til Gementfobrif-
ferne peO Wariager 6ioro nleo to-
ife aul. @n tpif Camper er | Dag
anfommen til Ganoers nte0 8rifet.
ter til Statsbanerne, og 3 Seilere
meo alil er paa Sci OPP 40 5ioroen.
WGlfe.S pprgsmaalet. Paa ct
Meoe / Observation-Disclosures ON
Sobeoitaoens Melfeforipning op.
noae0eS Der principel gnigbeo ON,
at Meieri Oreaniiationerne ifal
bragg Omiorg for at Sopeoitaoen
Iog De iterre YroninsbDer faar bet
forneone &nantim Mplf. Om Yris.
Sppresmaalet bill Der blioe isrt
npriiiere 6orbanolineer, men Der
ipnes oglaa fer goo 1toiigt til EN-
fploeiteerenoe Oroning, iaa otIepl.
fepriien fomnier til at itaa | ct pitt
6orbolo til S%msrpriien.
Oct er banifelist at banble. Gre.
o~erifsbabn, 5. Oftober. Nogle ioen-
lie 5ilfere bapoe | @aar bos for
ifellige banolenoe fsbt noferiels-
bubte 8arer, 5ootsi NJ. M. "a De
piIoe gaa ON 8oro, bleb De an
bolot 90 fert | &etten bpor @arer-
ne foniiifereoes og 5iiferne iosm.
tes minore @soer. s Dag bar De
banoIen6e ppret | @etten. Sperfen
Spen5ferne eIer Qsbmpnbene bnp-
De tpnft ODER, at De begif noget
illobliet; men De forifellige 10.
ferieIsforbiio bepirfer, at Der iaa
aoot iom life tan banoIes meo llo.
Ianoinoe. 9soerne bill oa ogiaa
fun blipe imaa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-15

res oper @renIen uoeil atteit; men
M brinees Observation-Disclosures
ogiaa til 4noenoelie operfor Den
Slags 6orIenoelie r.
narGnfelie af Seliieoagsfreoen."
Oooer Notwithstanding bar febt
gjenoommen Nteoer Maelle. ga 9e-
ltprelien forle0en meote pna Ser.
reosfontoret for at ioa Sonoelen
enoelig oronet, bleb ben ubeboee.
ligt %operroifet peo at erfnre, at
ben n1p9renoe 2ejer al Ne0er Wsl.
le bopoe onmelot 9~eltprelien for
9rGnfelie of Sellieba9sireoen, for
81 ben bapoe belet Gienoommen paa
en- Ssnoag. g~eitprelienL Ser lelu'
felgelig life | oentle 8orbinoelie
bapoe ifenfet Selligba9slopen en-
Ianfe, eaar MI. / 5slge DOooer
Dagbl." angit og 99pen for @et-
terganeens 11ofaGb.
Gn rnsiiif 9rissfanse fom | 5sl-
lac y8arbe 5olfebl" ~nanorenoe oner
|9roen peo @reoiteobro forleoen
Wiooag. San bteo anbolot al Bag
ten og ienot TIL @ibe. Gusieren er
flpetet fra en- 8aneeleir Spo fro
Berlin, oe ban fortaller, at Der
lpor TO @ommerater meb; men al
Dem blep Den enc ifitot, 90 Der
otoen forIpanot | iaaret Eilitano.
S%lpgtningen bar nooet til Dan
mart oeo at booe eennem Sab
panoet no for @ebiteb.
Stort Gjenoomsials. Oct 4on
hnlinoe 0ltno tilberenbe gienooms'
fompler / Siteoeaoe, Sfpbebanesa
oe og Sor. Douleporo, Rebenbabn
er ioIet til iSasfsrer Carl Serfortf
pr. ao%mmisiion for 2,025,000 Ser
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-15

fonit meo Wiisiionprerne.
De nDe Miniltre. s. Is. 8 b T l.
tenen, Iom M eiter Partiets
enitemmige % inotrPngenoe Op'
iororing er gaaet mo iom 8enitres
Gepreientant / Diini1teriet 3able
uoen 8orteiglie, bar ira 1906
anltllsminilter / Vliniiteriet Deunt-
ger, oereiter aonieilsprGiioent ira
1905-08, % 1909 Ell fort Iio
5orioarsminilter / Vliniteriet SOL
iteinseeorebor9.
s +. HottbglI. 2~nnostings-
mnno, @ooseier 2ott6sll, Iom oct
f%onIeroatioe 6olfepnrti bar nalgt
til oetteS Repreientant | Wtiniite.
riet, er li~imo0ii9elig en- al Partiets
oDgti9ite Bolitifere, Der alto bar
itooet @reo 5riis meget n9r og
alto bar fnlgt bam ! De ltgrre
9eppoelier ITO al Seirepartiet, mo
/ oct irifonieroatioe 9arti og oeo
oettes Oplesnin9 mo | oct fonier.
uatine 5olfeparti.
3b. Stnuning bleo Dan.
marfs ierite iocidlOemofratiife Wi.
hitter, o. ban er %iiffert bleoet oct
enc og alene | Strait al ben DIN.
Itenoigbeo, at ban pnr Yartlets
3ormano, 90 iom iaaoan maa att
tnges at bare bele 9artiets ierliseo
3illio.
Stop meo SpiritnS'en. On @qits
aioer / Snsiina SerreO, Der bar
9iet I'll llolfGnfning al lterte
8riffe, brliger oen Netbooe, mar
Ser Ell Senoog gitermiOoag eller
til ANDRE 3ioer fan bpre 5nre for,
at @piterne ifal beriiie iig, oa
plioielia og ltoen 8nriel ooer belle
oinien at efspeoere ale 9eltillin.
ger nreo Ifbolosoriffe Oct fsler
itrafs Of, og - eiter buoo Der be.
rettes Chit. u. an." laoer
set e%noogiaa til at @piterne for-
itaor at goutere oenne Or0nin8.
Inno. % a%lOuipsen, iom MI er
ooerItaaet, bar eiter 8eteriapripli-
fatets Opgsrelie foitet 2anoet ooer
~ DILL. SIR. epi0emien bar ON.
inttet 1901 9~eiptninger, % 1877
sd itore areaturer, 50,608 ling
freatrtrer, 33,473 3nIpe, 1861
| 6aar, $50 @eoer % 1890 Soin
bar opret angrebne.
Gn Samler. @n 73.oarig aone,
Glen 9arsoatter, oe0e / 5slge
Roll. Salt. Stiitst." iorle0en paa
gant6ore 5ottigblls, buor bun bar
opbolot ii9 / mango aor. Ia man
~nn0erisgte benoes @emner, opoa-
ae0e man, at bun | Ell aiite babe
aenit EN- 6el Gel 9engeitDffer %
9~e1aeieoler til en- 8proi al | ali
ca. 700 SIR. Sun bauoe ogiao
gent en- Del 9@e, iom ielofelgeli9
bar raa0ne, Iamt Ell Gel Smoatte'
rier, Iaaleoes Ell Del 9bofolaoe.
Oct er a~ltianrnien 9ing, Der Sio
eiter onoen er Itpffet til benoe pan
benoes 8anoringer run0t / Sog'
net, bpor bun par meget dfbolot
Soaneroaoet er Aroing til ale Ser
ligbeoerne.
st Crgel iom 8aDe. Rorobp
6. Oftober. Otter at Der el
Ifet SenoenoeIie til aoniiil Eau
ritien ON at oere Rorobp bebi9l
pelig nleo at faa ct mt Orgel
Gorobp airfe, far GoninIen ltraf'
meooelt Sognernaoet, at ban ltillel
ct Ioa tort 9eleb til aaaoigbeo
at airfen fan faa ct tort og goot
mt Orgcl. Oct bliper bpgget
8inter.
Solfefirfen. Oct tillaoes cano
tbeoI. .. 81. Suneien at mootag'
9rqiteinouielie peo 9rGiten peo oel
oanIfe eoangeliif- liitberife Wienig
beo / 3anoel | argentina u. 5. Z
anoerien poa 9iifoppen ooer SiGl
LAMBS Stifts 8e9ne ior oereiter a
opertaoe Stillineen iom grRit pei
ben oanif epaneelif. lutberife We
niqbeo | Sres Arropos.
E.Salset. Yaa giuen 5oranleo
ming meooeler vSpll. Yit." at nogl
Snoisfretioner, iom ben raoital
gresie bar brogt ira Ssires @e
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-15
PROGRAM
FOR E-FESTER

er nu ferdig. En- enkelt Menighed har be-
silt $50 Eksemplarer til Uddeling blandt de
besggende we'd Festen, saa enhver kan felge
med. Hvor mango har De Brug fort
Partipriser:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-15

anoelsioineilagteri inolebet Waeo0e.
lelIe ON, at @eorg 9onien, Syn al
ben 6efen0te 8irefter g6orles San.
len, 8anii6 Bacon SO. / 2onoon,
er fal0en | 8ranfri9. Gen nnge
Vfafto lprte for nogen 8io li0en
9%anobru8 pao SiplIon0. 8eo 9ri-
gems ll6bru6 meIote ban Jig ltraf8
JON frinillig.
Slauiif Sprog neo ltniberiitetet.
IS 5e6ruar 1914 in0itilleoe oct II.
loiofiife 5afnltet Or. phil. Stanis.
laos Go5nil6i til efltrnoroin9r 8ro.
fesior / Habit 5ilologi. 8aa
@runo al 8eroensfrigen fom Go3-
nildi imiolertiO life til at tiltrn-
De Brofesioratet, i6et Miniiteriet
mente at 6ur0e lpare 8enillinger
un0er ari9sforboIoene. Get bar
ini0lerti0 pit Jig, at Der unoer
ari8en er 6leoen Iterre @iteriperg-
geiel eiter Notwithstanding
i Gusiiif, og paa 5innnslopforIla-
get finoes MI Ell 9eoilling til ct
oroin9rt 8roiesIorat / Habit 8iIo.
lo9i. 5orel66i9 n~noerpiier 1rons-
latsr, cnn6 iur. 8. s. 9rooerien /
GnSiiif Oe0 llniberIitetet; men bpis
geoillin9en 9ioes, nil Or. 3o5nil-
|di | 5slge Bort g." blipe 8ro-
fesior ira aprif. Gen boroenoe
8rofesior er Sgn al en- inopanoret
Bolof. San bar taget Sfoleem.
beosefiamen pe0 ae6enbonns Uni
oeriitet. S en- aarrpffe bar ban
o9ret boiat / ll0lan0et, %Oiitnof /
9~illerusIano, bbor ban oeo @ifter.
maal bleO @ier al EN- @aaro. 9a
bans gien0om Iig9er tpt oeo ari9s.
Iflieplaolen, bar ban maattet for-
trpffe, oe M opboloer ban fig, iaa
.ui0t Oioes, i 9etrograo. S Bin.
teren 1915 opbolot ban Jig
paa gei9g / 8anmarf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-15

DANISH LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE,
Blair, Nebraska.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-15
Glnoielia Storm paa @eiterbabet,

@iprring, 5. Oftober. 8eo Citizen
i Gag, mems ser in0e ooer oanO
oar blifitille, rejite ser ii9 pIuOie-
Zig en- itarf 9orosititorm oeo ap-
item. Sgen bleo 6urtia me9et iopr,
Iaa at Sitnationen blep forlig
for 5iiferne, Der ale bar paa Sa-
pct. 8eonin9sbaaoene eff oerior
itrafs no for at 6iplpe 5iiferne.
SEQ Sirtsbals oe 2enitrup er alle
|6iiferne BOG fonlmen i 9ano beo
eoen SipIp, og pe0 2effea mall9-
Ter Ser fun cen 9ao0, iom menes
at 6aoe opret BELT u0e paa Sten-
reoet IS Mil ira 9ono. Heo.
ninosbaooen ligger FER itaoia peo
Henlen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-15

9pitnant Nnefers Gnfe opb.
@nfeirlt Goberta Caroline Incfer,
@nfe eiter SeIten ira Sfanie 0r. 2,
gremierleitnant ailcfer, er / 8sl-
ge 80. e. ofgaaet peo Deoen /
en- aloer al rs Mar. @nfefru an-
cfer, Iom fun par betpnft meo Ell
|beIfeoen 9eniion efter lin Wano,
t~ilbraete fine iioite anr i Ell lille
6p9eeIig golig / 8borilps Stif-
telie / aebenbopn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-15

Iipenbe Mfi9tnins paa Iilla-
arnnbe. Ger er | 6slge sHatt." |
oe IioIte 9ioer ct meget It9rft Be
ger eiter 8illagrnnoe. 4ebenbapns
aommlne bar iolgt olt eller
Iaa goot iom alt =, bpao ben bap-
Sc tiIboge of @rnnoe | oct itore
Observation-Disclosures, og ben er
M begpnot paa of i9lge no al Oct
itore MreoI, iom ben eier omfring
Store 9rbors Bel.
Saloen | Jranfrig. Manoers, 8
|Oftober. Ser er | Dag til Manoers
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-15

Sor imart. Gn banolenoe / Sian.
oers abertereoe flaniulfri automo-
bil6ef til Salgs, o9 oa BET er en-
iiploen 8ore I oisie 5ioer, blep ban
itrafs ringet op al en- 0prl9ae fra
aafborg, Ser opaap Sen Sterrelie,
ban ifuloe BRUCE, oe fsbte 3 Def
It'll 70 Ser. Stpffet. ga 0effene
fom til Ialborg, bite De ii9 at
ppre for Imaa, ia De TO bar ilet
life alltomobilopf, men Wotorcnfle-
opf. Den banolenoe / Ganoers
op9reoe iig beitemt oeo at laoe San-
oeIen eaa tiIbage, og oct fom til
Getsiaq. 3etten oemte / 5elge
| ,,9fano. a. ap." oen imarte &arl.
oerssSnn0Ienoe til at ta9e 9pffene
tilbage og betale 80 Ser. / Says.
o%mfoItnin9er, iaa oct bleo en- oaar-
Tia 5orretning til Slut.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-15

res oper @renien uoen gltteit; men
M brinees Observation-Disclosures
ogiaa til anoenoelie o~oerfor Den
Slags 5orienoelier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-15

Sem msiiife Soloater, Ser bar
ilpateoe ira Ell 5aneeleir / Spif-
Lamb tort oeo Sen rusiiife @r9nIe.
6Ieu / 8elge o@aroe SoIfebl." for
leoen often funoen | lltoft Blan-
tooe og fert til @rinolteo. Otter
ct ioliot Maaltio paa @eItgiper'
ooor6en internereoes Hiisierne pao
epioemibuiet. De tit ct renienot
9oo, og De inabieoe Bialter, Of
bapoe bait paa, bleo br9not.
sfrrpct itbfprielsfontroI. 5or.
u6en Stotsbanernes @ontrol bill oei
MI ogiaa al 9olooGienet blibe boloi
aontrol meS 1toisrslen. 5erIt I'M
oerIsges BorIenoelierne al Stats
banerne og oerefter al Soloprs
net for at Ifaffe Sifferbeo for, a
ser life uoieres efsportforbnot'
Worer. Oenne l1nberisgelie finoel
Steo poa noele iterre Stationer
bl. q. Morbus oq @anoers, iamt pei
oIle @rrnieitationer. @isie 8are'
fan fun ~efsporteres al De ontori
iereoe @irfiombeoer; bisie garer TIA
MI iereg til en- al 4ontrolitatio
nerne. Snolooninaen Ifer oa
Operperelie Of Statens Eilipns
fsrenoe, iom bar @et til at aabn
enbper goIli. SIR funoe aso
'Stpffer, iom life peieoe 5 Seq, IL
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-15

Gnitemmi9beo ON, at man life
foritoO al Den alogifab, Spires
9ios0ngsmeno far nooiit un0er
5or6nnolinoerne. lleni9beOen Oreie-
De iig blot ON, bborbiot man ifuloe
uotrpffe jim aritif | en- GeioIution.
"a to Sre6ieoele af DC 5iIiteoeou.
renoe Itemte MOB bette, fal0t ae.
Iollltionen bort.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-03-09
PLANT LESS COTTON
A Big Crop iu 1916 Would Prove
 Disastrous to the South

We would admonish and cau- tion every farmer in Nevada county to approach the matter of cotton planting with a great deal of thought. From every source comes the warning that a big crop this year would prove dis astrous.
 With a great portion of last years crop tied up in this conn., try because of crippled export facilities, and no imm ediate relief in sight, big crop this year would mean disaster.
 Make arrangements to feed yourself and your state. Raise everything you need at home; have a surplus to sell; make corn your king, for with it you can can conquer any condition, and then the small amount of cotton you will be enabled to raise can- not materially hurt you in the event the price is low, aad should conditions improve and a good price prevail, you will still te | ahead and have the satisfaction of knowing that you took the safe course.
 The men who are urging this course for you are your friends and friends of the South. and their only motive is to steer you clear of a course that will jm- poverish you and bring hard times to the South again.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-03-09

stars and stripes and have long since shown our love and loyalty to a reunited country.
 We would follow our flag and die beneath it's folds for the pre- servation of this grand Republic.
 But oh! let us love the memo ries of the past. Let us honor the name of those who stood with Stonewall Jackson and rode with Forrest back yonder Tn the days that marked the greatest struggle the world ever saw.
 We owe it to those who fell on a thousand fields owe 1t to those who are yet among us and to their prosterity; we owe a sacred remembrance of the deeds and daring of our fathers who followed the fortunes of the con federacy. God grant that we may never forget them or for sake them.
 There is a contest now on in this State that bids fair to be g bitter one. It is the Governor. ship of Arkansas.
 On the one hand, Dr. C. H. Brouah. the pleasing poet with his Yankee Ancestry. to which he points with pride. On the other hand, Earle W. Hodges. an Arkansas boy of honest parent age, whose every heart throb is one of love fer his native South land and whose every hope ano am m5ition is to s,e her grow eres, and powerful and prosperous.
 Which of tho two would better serve the old soldiers? Which oi the two would give Arkansas ano her people the most acceptable administration? Which Of th, two would best guard the untar- nlshed glory ot the Democratic party?
 From the standpoint of Stat, pride, Earle W. Hodges 's ent. tied to your Hupport.
 B-fore reaching the age c twenty-onc. the printers sac; was th. Scene of his a.tiviIies.
 Thefe under the snuua of tic 1 old Washington p 'ess tasr pEarn 1
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-03-09

Vote for man who has faith in Arkansas, but has strengt hof patriotism sufficient to back up such faith with honest, manly efforts to accomplish all .- things hoped for.
 Vote for a man who has. devot- ed the best years of his past life in working for the advancement of Arkansas along agricultural, educational, financial and moral lines.
 When a man offers for public office go back into his past life and if you find that, as a private citizen, he has at all times worked for the advancement of Arkan. sas, you will find, if.syou elect such a man to office, the same principle will hold true in his po' litical life.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-03-09

ised anything save profit or play. he hammered out columns of Democratic doctrine and gave to the party of Jefferson, of Jack son and Wilson. a willing, hand and hopeful heart.
 When he paid his first poll tax and went to cast his first vote for Democracy. pr. Brough was sit ting in his Northern University chair making his life long study of Arkansas" and dreaming of drifting down here to become the Governor of our patriotic people and planding Ito form a winning partnership with numerous triggers.
 The only partnership, save one, that Earle Hodges ever formed was with a bright Southern girl of Randolph County, whose tender devotion and sweet Christ ian character has moulded and made of him manly man and gave to him the first word of hope and encouragement that he might become the Chief Executive of Arkansas.
 T e other partnership was formed with the warm hearted citizenship of this good State whose public servant he has been for six years in their office of Secretary Of State.
 Notwithstanding the charges, unwarranted and unjust, that are urged against him by his cold natured opponent, the people of Arkansas know that Earle W, Hodges is honest; that his heart is pure; that his record is clean; that his politics come under the head of Southern born. Southern bred Democracy,
 There is no reason on earth why Earle Hodges should ..not be elected Governor. We are unable to even imagine any reason why Brough should be elected. T. we could make up our minds to forget the fact that Brough has only been . resident of our State for twelve years and only paid his pol! tax just half of that tine, if VIC could forgive him for urg, ing our Southern white folks te form winning partnership" with the "niacers, if we could eountsnsnce his attitude towarC Mormon religion and overlook tn,
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-03-09

banking of his gold in Utsi if we could look swith favor up on his assessment plan which
 put in operation would heap d unbearable burden upon the bad of an already sovertaxed !peope . if we should consent to his align ment with Joe Robinson and hi Federal machine sand agree t his connection with the Americal Book Trust, and place our o. KI on his carpet bag bond business| there would be left yet good and sufficient reason why Dr| Chas. Hillman Brough should mol be honored with the office of GoyI ernor of Arkansas. That regsol IS, BrCugh is not friendly to thl old Confederate soldiers, who though stopped in years, are tn, brightest jewels that glisten il the sunkissed land of Dixie.
 God pity the man who has n. love in his heart for them l their declining years.
 Earle Hodges people all wen away in "61" and most of then fell on Southern fields beneat the folds of Ia Confederate flag
 Ills sympathies, his.love, nal urally goes out to those wh stood with his people when the all wore the garbs of gray. | fancy. we can see the return of Pennsylvania Regiment at tn close of war. We can hear thei Yankee songs and see theiriface wreathed in happy smiles. Look ing down a long column of blu coats. we catch a glimpse of on whose face is lighted up with low for his native Northland. Whe Ee ask the name of that proud stepping distinguished lookin soldier. we are told that it is Mai Brough. Major Brough. tn father of pr. Chas. Hillmal brough, who is now asking vol .o defeat . Southern Boy. a ns tive Arkansan. and let hin lBrough) run your affairs ot State without any regard for the old Confederate soldiers or the memories cherished by them.
 We don't believe you will co it.
 A vote for Earle Hodges is 2 wee for good government, z N citizenship. It is a vote ix the interest of the Confederate sol diers of the State, whose staunch friend he has always been.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-03-09

A candidate whose qualitica- tions to fill the office to which he aspires has never been question ed by his opponent; a man who comes before the people of the State with a full endorsement of his own home people-the people who daily associate with him and know him best as one who is fair. square, clean and competent.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-03-09

Prescott's churches are 7 the pride of the town. All the lead Ing denominations are represent and their houses of worship Fare handsome structures. Our min isters are learned. and stand high in tho community. The members are loyal and church attendance is large. The Sun- day schools are conducted in a manner to create the widestin . terest among the children and they enjoy going.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-03-09

The great civil war ended years ago. ard today we live under the fluttering folds of one proud flag. North and South shook hands st AppomattoX amid sor- rowful scere back to WI, cred and ruined homes marched those who wore the ''EaIlowed gray. "
 The tender memories that cling and cluster iu the silent re- cosses of Southera ht4rts mem ories of those dark days when drum tap and buale cal brought ready response from the manli- est set of men that ever drew lance upon f@ir ficlds of chival. ry. May We hope that in this busy World. in this mad rush for glory and for gold that these ml'nWics vii. ii-dt the patl If duty and inspire the heart and hard that ha'ds teA ether he well being of our good State and guards with jealous care her fsir and precious name.
 We are glad ,s live Q0G,a the
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-03-09
BANK OF PRESCOTT
 CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $50, ,ooo.oo
A LETTER TO YOU

Friend: tell that they have been able from S5O0O0 depng small regularly could be done easily would 1t not? This exactly what good people about you are domg. saving have all the comforts of life that enjoy with feeling of satisfaction which only those with the bank experience
 cordial invitation to permit assist having ready money when you need it.
 open Savings Account bring first deposit tf dollar will Bank Book which record of all poss and withdrawals skep Your Bank Book will always show how much money have in the Bank our will always be welcome.
 Yours truly,
 BANK OF PRESCOTT.
 By Thos. c. Mc2ae, Jr, Cashier
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-03-09
EARLE w. HODGES

A True Friend of the South and
 the Old Soldiers.
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AT THE COLONIAL

Frank Mills and Bliss Milford,
the former noted for his excellent
work in big stage successes will be
featured at the Colonial today in
The House Of Mirrors" The main
theme concerns the mistake by a
husband suspechng his wife of du-
plicity and their separation which
causes the breaking up of their
home. The wife goes on the down
ward path and becomes the keeper
of a big gambling house where, by
chance. she meets her husband and
a happy reunion is made. Char
acterized by considerable number
of heart thrObs and graced by eX-
cellent acting and direction, to-
gether with good settings and pho
toeraphy. the picture is very effect
i've.
Virginia Pearson and Charles
Kent supported by a notable cast Of
Vitagraph stars will be seen at the
Colonial on Wednesday in The
Vital question"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-22
SAYS SUFFS SEEK ONLY
TO RESTORE 6. 0. P.
Sen. Thomas Charges Congressional
Union Engaged i'm Raising Funds
for Hughes Campaign.

WASHINGTON, Aug. p. - The
Congressional Union for Woman
Suffrage was charged with being in
terested chiefly in restoring the re-
publican party to power by Sen.
Thomas of Colorado. chairman o.
the woman suffrage committee. in a
speech Monday on the floor Of the
senate.
The Colorado senator. who favors
a federal suffrage amendment. de-
clared that the union was engaged
in raising funds for the Hughes cam
paign and had been instrumental
in inducing the nominee to declare
in favor of the amendment in op-
position to the republican platform.
Mr.. Hughes, he added, had seized
upon suffrage as an issue because
the republican party had given him
no issue for his campaign
Sen. BOrah. republican of Idaho.
who is opposed TO the federal amend
ment, declared that Mr.. Hughes
action would, not strengthen the re-
publican party "one particle"