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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-18

genommen tperben tann. Ddmit bc.
f6rGntt ii1 pprIdufis bic Mufsobs Of,
tisfer Gront bamit, bic s5ran3oier
Inb Gnsl6nbsr in S4a1 5u bdlten.
9ln bieier MSslihteit gu aipsifeln,
fiebe ni9ts auberes, als segtn bic
SbatTaden rsbsn. Dir uiEsn, NIT
pelter llsberma4t bic Gsinbe an Der
2inis Bapaume unb peronns aufse.
treten limb. mir ipiTen. bnb iie In
'iinf unb einbuIb Wonaten bisie furss
2inie NOD ni6t genommen bdben. Oa
pirb bod fein 8srniinftissr aIaubsn
i0nnen, bnb Der serinse grfOls Rie
belles bic Sielluna Der DeutIfen i'm
.DsiteH sefabrOet. mir baben in Der
3uriidbrdneung Der GuslGnber, mi,
bic S6nntassbspeifen iie mslbsn, eis
ner ssniisenben 9epeis, bab bic beuts
ide Sbattrait bdfslbit uneebroten
1T unb Is tdnu ols ielbitbsriiGnblio
9eltsn, bab bic Deutihen Werit6rtun-
1en beran3iebsn uno bic Sdark bti
9erbun febr balo ouspeben, gum az
Ierminbeiten bas peitert Worbring,n
Ger ssransoI,n uufbaltsn perbea.
1batTddlid III es ifcn, tpie
bic beutisen 9epei6en srfreiI.n.
dufsebaIten porben, GO lit oas
FER poqis unr6tns, bi. Gus.n
ouf bic peftli6s Sront seri9iet Su
halten. Die Qufn.rtFdmieit bears
Tprutt alIein bic Oitlite Sront, mo
ssr 9lan. bic guT.n matt su Iebsr,
nit bem sIdrjsnoifen Grfols. ausss.
'iihr. pirn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-18

caein anrchmen ,peroc, 6obtn forniI'
Iirt, bah Sraufreid, Asoleu, Serbien
uno geIgien pollen griaB tabcn null.
fen. benn Die slaiirten tpdren in oen
arieg geocgen, ilm Die fleinen Stao-
ten gu bei6iiecn, ginen floiiiihcn
9elpeis bieriiir liefert Die @ebanSlung
BON Briehenlano. 81, ipelhem grilb
5rantreid terettigt iii, miro nif)t gs.
iagt. nod uiel ,peliiger Der @riino bier
fir. Gieies bot lid an Der 8eritrpo.
runs geGen Scltti6lanb uno Seltcr.
reid betbeiligt, Inn @liab'Sctbrinsen
az eroberu. Gos reroient feinen griaG,
ionbern Straie. Serbien mar Der llr.
bebcr oes jesigen fiirbterliben Grle'
aes. SoQ es onfiir belobnt tperben2
BpIen finbet pollen griab, inocni inn
ieine 9.oticnalitGt suriiferitattet ullo
aus ruiiiidpn SeilferSh1noen befrelt
.ptlS, gang abgciebeu bapun. oaB oos
llnbcil, oaS ibm piberfahren, MIDI
SciitihIano, ionbern 9iublano Su5il'
ihre'bcn lit. 9eIgien purSe pon porl.
bcreln griat iiir alien Sdooen 5nge'
,oat, ben Der Turd,marih perilriotcn
miiroe 2urenrbnrg bot ben griaB er.
halten. apcil es oos slrerbie.cn an9t'
rnnmren bot. @elgien bat es abgeletnt
mb cS riro itn Surh 5fiideritattunQ
ieines @ebietes mebr ais @ereftiBf.lT
suthcil. God es lit nift Der :ptiige
ncris, meter alii Senberion's Sener'
fiu,etn cirSueebeu. Sic iinb nur inic'
fern beattcnsapcrtb. .,uls lie eripeiici,
0af Die slliirten Die 6rieoensocr.
itlage Telttidlcnbs perperien ntr'
Den.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-18
5riiber eaoenidlnh als cine in.
oirefte arieasmabr.gel
Gmslanbs.
9 Ontun, I'm glpDembsr.

Sn Der eriieH Node bss u oper1ber
trai in gaolnnb duf Grunb Der Cans
besbertbeibisunssaiie eins @srorb.
nuna In Grafi, bic "a ben 9nbenbss
fissrn ,ur pfli4t maht. ibrs Ges
idGfte friihsr ,u ithiiebst, als .s
bist.r asf6ob. Disie fir ons qublis
fun unbenueme Nrueruns berlnlnbte
Elm puriamsnismitslieb, i'm llnters
houIs bic Nrnas 81 iteuen: .gsbeutet
bisfs @erorbnuns, pnb mir na9 adj
ilbr abenbs tsine 3ionrrs mebr tun.
fen f5nnen2. Der Geiretir bes stns
nsrn, an orn bi. yrass esrihiet mar.
benntipprtete ii, prompt NIT .inem
mtIHiebsntn ,su4. ipas I'm 5unis Der
tnrlameHtnriihen SsrminolOgie ss.
m1b .Genfntion4, ober pie man IN
Deutfd, Iasen tpiirbs, gei0ssuns bsrs
rorrief.
SolIfe Der Rriep, tpie 2fchb@eoras
ss 10 lisbepoa In Qusfi6t ssifeat sol,
nO9'20 Sabre bausrn, lam ii9 bas
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-18

8onar Cams r8ib" i'm Bar
lament, er itimne nit Geutid]Intl
therein, bab Sld)erbeit iiir Die 3l'
flinft geboten tpercen nriiiie, aher Seq
teres iic bieten niiiie, finoet i'll unie'
rcr probritiiden Greiie Ie6baften g'ei'
fen ruh es miro geiagt, boB Seutlt'
Iano bieic Sid,erbeit gepatren miliie,
.ucnn es auf Sriebcn rednc uno oic
godrpeiie 9emerfuug miro bin5rgp-
fugt, oas cS oicier 9eonlung uid)t
entqeben f5nie 9eutidIoib bat hril
Grieo niflt ou1efungeu ionoern nlIbfc
81 oen @nfien graifeu, ais 9fublano
ild lpeiaerte, Die Wobillnafclng eirjn'
itcQen. Sett oerIangt es Die Cider
Ileit, hab ruiiiide Sor6en rid't mr6r
obnc gacitcres in 6eittites @e5iet ein'
breden f6nuen. 6roittreid but lid on
Dem ariegc, Der isitens Der 9I!liirtcn
cine lGngit obgefortete Sad'e mar. be-
t9eiIigt, Inn ioB.2othringen 5uriId.
5ueroberil GSeger che @ieocrbollng
ltcies @crbrehens perlungt GeiltidN-
lano Siherbeit. gnulnno bat iidr OIL
3crt aricge tetbciligt, I'M Die bent.
ide Sanrelsflutte aus Dem 9}ccrc ~
bnItell. Die Siderheit Mrs rcrlanlt
oob@nqlano niht mebr ucriuhen miro,
hie Meere 5u ipcrrcu. gIus hicicr Gar.
Ipei,ng lit 81 eriehen, bob Die SorOe.
r,rngen SeutidJlanos gum Hueen uno
Segeu Der geianlntcn @elt ino,
tenn 70 Ianae lie beutiden 8renjen
sc9en RuJlanb nitt qciihctt iino u1O
10 Iange gnelanO mad 9'elieben Die
yecere oiinct rnh iperrt, mare es mir
rtne 6raoe Der 3eit bia ein neuct
8 REG entitebt. @an3 beionoers ocroir'
neit 7cutIhloros SoroentnQcn 6ic
llnteritilsung uniarer Naticu. oomt
es nid,t rpieoer foIfen id,lnbIidrn
@erqcmoItiqungen mlsJeictt iii, ipie
cs Iic lett erfobrt. glber elm :frobrre
iii nidts anoeres oIs Elm 9unocsper.
rtither, Der iuillens lit, bic amcrifaui.
id)e 1otion, on Sanben ino ,Siifcn 20.
uunbcn, GrgIane oua5uIieiern. @as
oie @cl'auptlin0 betrifit. haB Geu.id].
lamb ac5iplmgcn ietn wcroe, iih ID I'm.
teriperien. 10 brauten mir bios aui
Die Gorganae in 0funlanien als ani'
port hin3lnpeiien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-18

Der Serr .4rteesratb"
Serterion, Der bem irinerun areiIp pon
qlopS George oneebort, 9dt bic Srie.
beslabeoingungesL weIdA Guslanb
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-18
gonar Gam fagt ielbft,

gonar Gam fagt isIbit, lB
GnglanO etne tGeIi1e aussabe boz
breibiq G2ilioner Dollars nidt large
ausbaIttn tpnne unb dut uniere g"os
briten geben ous gu. glber lie peiien
barauf brn paB uu4 bic oeuti9rl
Yerbiinbeten Diel SeIb brouhen uno
ba Gnglaro piel rei6er lei, 70 tpH?s
ss aud ben &riee piel lGneer fortIssen.
Ter lpeientIi9s llnteri6ieb 5tpiftsH
ben QlIliirter unb ben Berbiinoeten
befebt bariu, bab Bel ben GeBteren Dos
Gelb Bios Elm Mittsl beg Waurene
austauTdss lit. uno 5pur ni9t bios
in ibren eiaenen 2dnbern isibit, iOn.
bern aud 5piideu ibneu. sSSlnen lam
'oaber oas @eib ni8t ausgeben. Nm
berg 1T es Bel hep aaiirten. Sieis
iinh ee3pungen, einsn grpben 3tei
ifrsr gebiirfniiie nit Sob gu bs3dbs
len, alio es fi1ibst tein Waurenauss
taui6 itatt. @enn GngIdnb aus bic.
fem 2anbs 8darsn beJiebt lam ss
oieIe ni9t nit Waoren 6e5ublen, oenn
ss bat nidt, mas mir trauhen unb bag
iiub Robftofis, bic ss nidt proouairt.
esSn benz 9ertebr nit ieineu gertiins
betsn perbdlt es iid in aleiaer Msiis.
Rublonp bsaiebt Munition aus eng
Lamb, taNn uber bafir ni6ts bieten,
als feline S6ulbideine, bic eegenpGrs
tig teinen Waritpertb i'm @uslano
befibsn. Die 4bii6t mar fpobl, Die
in @etreibe, dlrp burb
Waarenaustaui6 3u erluneen, aber
Ods bat bic griinblibe Sperruns Der
DurbanelIsn perbinbert. Die Golae H.
bab GngIuirb iih duf5ebrt. Sc bat Ior
ueii ben findnaislsn 3uTdmmenbrnd
purd 2tnIeiben fir fid uub Teine qIs
Iiirten in biefem aanbs gum getrag.
bon stpei WliIlidrben uufge6dfter,
rher bic BON Der Observation-Disclosures
.rlafsne Warnuns eegen BEN fpeitsrsn
gntauf unb 9eIebnuns bon a[liirten
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-18

Diejenisen. Die iih iiber Die
Grfclae Der Sran5oien bel 8erhun dra'
men. fuciI tie bns beutid,c 6ricSens'
anerbietsn ausii6tslps MAIDEN, mDs n
ii1 nit benz @ebanten bcruhigen, o1b
bieTss bon pcrn9erein auf teine siins
itiee glufndbme su rednen bate. Die
9lGiirten iinb Der fsiten ueberseuaun1,
bab iis bic Deutihen iiberipinoen
t6nnen, tpern lie nod cine Miaion
Mann ins 5elo itellsn unb tperoen
ni&t eher an 5risben bsnten. Big bies
fe SetfsnbIaie esptast 1T. Damn
tpnnsn lie audi ben 5riebsn ni6t an:
uebmen, obne RuBlano fallen gu laIs
fen, oa oieie5 oui GoIcn, 2ithalcrl
nno alidl 3oritontinopel persitte.l
TpQ. 9dSu t6nnsn bic Initrttn F4
nod nidt entf6Iisben. sic iperbsn
tas crit tbun, penu Elm unribsr'tebs
licher 3tpano ibnen bas aufnOt~ ist.
Dieter ipiro fommen, tpern bic Oeuts
Ihen ihrerIeits bic 2inien i'm % ten
rerFGrtt baben unb ourh bic R-ih'n
Der sseirbs binour6breten uno mir
tronte'eien nidt au uepaot, tpeun mir
Iuoen, oab eie o'utItrn 5eere beeers
tero eb'r perItdrtt Iein fperosu. als
bic Qaiirten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-18
Uiontas, ben IS. 2e,emher 1916.
Sie probritii9.n gantiers

Die probritii9sn 8antiers
fiibrsn ben !aampf eessn bic Der.
Gtaaten fort, inb.m lie bic Wornuns
tsr 8unoss HsisrDenbeh0rbsn ses
Gen ben antouf bon aIliirten qapies
ten, beitGnoie tabsln. Was fis eas,s
gen porbrinsen, 1T alles nur nitt
tinIsuftsnb. tbatidalih eine Der
trebuns Der Wabrbeit. 81. 8ehaups
lung aett oabin, pub arebitseIb better
1T, ols @gfb. Sus mub benz Sprtt
zines tlsinen Sunaen berausfOreern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-18
Nus Der @unoesbanptitabt.

Cas ne,e Observation-Disclosures. -
o14 Demotratsn s,ssn 214 Repi'
b!itansr. = Die feds .lnabbG13i'
gen" iinb oi, SerrIder. - O:s
efiffsbaubois Der @saietnus. -
Sclssn gutter 9auOtraben. - mar
nuns on TnrrAr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-18
@ds iaet ber grdfibent

!
casu, oab rpn ben peniaen am'ritaz
ni'ten S6iffen, benen GnnIouo ere
ldutt, ouf nas Meer iih binou7'u>
puren, orei duf bic s4par5e atite
oeHent prroer iire2 Gr bat Gnqs
Lamb oas Red)t bsitritIsr, itersaupt
einr S+narae 2iite su f'ibren unh bic
2(rtnrrt borauf IN, bab nitt Bios
saufIeute in bieFsm Qdnoe. lonoern
nuh amsrituniTfe SdiFfe fir Doaslf
frei ertlSrt psrben. Gs 1T bic eleihe
tlonm1sioe, IdGnoIids @r9ep1Iti.
gura, bic mir an 9risdrnlunS mar
nehtren alein uro mdtltlpa pte ss
ren 9fGitrten degeniiberitsbt, N brt es
trh fgine @hre, inbem es If rah
arGFten pertteibiut, abr be sroFe
rmeritdniite Tu'i'n fiat fih in 9fls
leg, mas Gngldnb ibm bietst. ST
es nitt an Der 9eit, bag bic umsri,
tuniife Patton Ii6 enbIit sttpas gu
if1msn 6eginnt2 @onn lie niat ihrs
Gbrs nit ben Maffen in her 6ano
Dertteibiaen min, fo[lts iie bod mtnbss
items bic Qnpenbuna Der urs su @es
bote Itehenoen frieoli6en Dtittel fnrs
bern, bic in eirem 9erbrt 1eoen bic
9lusFubr pou Wdffen urb Gebensmits
teIu an bic 9aitrten beitebeu niirbsn.
Ser Singane pou 6uio
Wliinlterbere III Elm fhDerer 8erluit
fir bic ameritanii6e Station in ibrer
@eTummtbeit, oa ihr Der bebeus
tenbite Pip6plose entriiIen worosn
it, Gr mar elm 9abutreber in ser
qtnpeuOung bieisr @ifenidaft. bic
friiter ni6t iiber bic Stubiritube biTs
dusoran9, auf bas pruttiidbs ae6eu.
SH bieier Weiis Bat sr au6 siue
ielbItitdnoigs Stequne uuf biesm
Gsbiete BEG NiTeHs eineenommsn.
8ds III au6 onertonnt iporben unb
5ruar AUDI BON oenienigen ameritauis
ffeH &reiien, bic bem Deutihtbum
ntcht Dohlnouenb geaenuber'teh:H.
2(ber bpr Der beutIden @elebriamteIt
mlbten lie nit ibrer 9Orurfbeilen
Soult MAIDEN. 70 bab in oieier 5iniitt
Der Gabineeihisoens eine pidtiee
Stiiss oss Seuti1tbums eetpefsn 1T.
Utit ieineu, aus BEN olten Baterlaabe
iibernommenerl &snntniiTen mar auh
Der beutitbe Wutl sepadrt. mpri~ tt
fid portbeiIbaFt Don pieIen gerufSs
senofen unterf6teO, ole bo glaubien,
ibrer Stellung aulisbe fire usber3,us
suns gum Spfer brinssn su miiifm.
Wie bic piienf6oftli6e WeIt, nsr r,sn
and bic Deutfden In Siefem aanbe
eeibtras.nbs on Der gaSre Rinfer'
bsrg's feiH.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-03-16

go sd ppstion, say of the ln5tltu- ton and what the employers of these graduates say of their eff cent training, Read how some worked their way through school how some b5rroweds the money and made it. pay them big dlvi- dends, how others quit jobs at small salaries, completed their courses and went back to the same firm at two and three times their previous salary. Get sal ary raising education. It is yours if you are willing to make the effort. Write today for cat alogue and...make arrangements to enter as soon as your school closes. TheiU. s. Government has held two examinations here in Tyler this spring enabling our graduates.to go intos nice civil service positions at entrance sal ary of from $900 to $1020.
 The Tyler ,sCommercial Col lege building is one of the largest most sanitary, best lighted and ventilated. in the State; it is an ideal place for summer work.
 More than five hundred stud ents profitably spend their vaca- ton there every summer.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-03-16

when the facts are that the University Commission on the Southern Race Question was organized by gentlemen employed by Northern money to work for pushing negroes forward in the South, and its expenses arc paid from some of his funds.
 Now. we repeat that Dr. Brough and his university associates may be just as honest and patriotic South. erners as there are, but they ought not to want to shoot from ambush. We cannot believe that they want to ap- pear as a voluntary organization of representative Southern students of the race problem. when In fact they were organized and are financed in the manner we have just mentioned" l" The sroush Family of HilImans and
 5rouahs Were All Strong Ne
 gro sympathlzers.
 Dr. Brough's Washington speech, delivered in January. 1915, extracts from which are published herewith, convicts him of being a fanatic on Negro equality.
 did not say that his father was an officer in a Negro regiment, but did say that he was a Union soldier in the 18th Pennsylvania Cavalry, which the doctor admits in his paid advertisements History shows that he came South to Mississippi the same time that thousands of others flooded the Southern States as car, pet baggers.
 He talks about pr. Walter Hillman and Mrs Hillman, who reared him and for whom he was named have personal letters from Mississippi from responsible Soxthern people who say that the Hillmans were very pit ter fin their remarks on the negro question before the Clinton riots of September Sth, 1875. A committee of Southerners called upon them and in- sisted that they discontinue agitating negro equality.
 John Brough, the Republican War Governor of Ohio in 1S64-65, was an uncle of pr Charles Hillman Brough. Ohio organized 319 regiments of Union soldiers of 1000 soldiers to the regiment. which had much to do in crushing .he Southern States. This information will be found in any Ohio history.
 The facts are that the Doctor and his whole family were Northern Ne gro sympathizers and are entirely out of line with the Southern people. both Democrats and Republicans.
 EARLE w. HOp0go. -Advertisement.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-03-16

l have the unqualified support of all the rHen 1 have worked with for the past 26 years.
 have almost the unanimous support of the voters of Clark county, in which l live.
 The farmers. the school teach CTS. the merchants, the lawyers and the bankers will all vouch for my democracy
 Twenty six years with one of the largest shipping industries in the State.
 am shipper and not a rail- road man, yet l am familiar with the railroad rates, tariffs and operations.
 A successful business man, which is evidence that l am quail flied.
 When you elect me l will do everything in my power to take care of the peopl g interests The above reasons are evidence. I believe, that 1 am qualified to do so. Sincerely yours,
 GEO H. CRIMSON
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-03-16
10 N'S THIS

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 We, the undersigned, have known F. J. heney for the last l5 ears, ana be. ieve him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations madt by his firm,
 National Bank of Commerce,
 Toledo, O. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internall, y lcting directly upon the blood and mn cous surfaces of the system. Testimo' nlals sent free.
 F. J. Cheney & Co.,, Toledo. o. Sold by all Druggists 75c. Take Halls Family Pills for constips- tion.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-03-16
THINK II OVER

Eopnp men and women desir-
 to achieve a success should
 waste their summer vacation. le vacation properly spent will Meet them against poverty and LbIe them to earn a respectful fng. There is no use idling away summer months. Business Rn and farmers alike, work dur ! the summer. Ambitious boys d girls would rather spend their cation with a large and gen. lsiastic students body, master
 a course of Bookkeeping.
 orthand, Telegraphy, Bus bss Administration and Fi- nee or Cotton Chasing sthat ey might use this practi-
 knowledge in paying their
 y through some university or th securing, a good paying po- lion in a business office, He
 Do cares more for success than at, goes a long ways ahead of D wno waits until cool Wea th-
 to study, Many a young boy girl who at the close of school year, entered the Tyler Con- rcial College of Tyler, Texas, spend their vacation, are eith- in one of our large universities ling their own way. or holding p'ehuiu pOolllOH, or are Tn DuS fSs for themselves. Where |rv's a will there's a way. 1oEardice sits and whines I lf. Courage forces success
 you desire to obtain a know
 ge for which the business |FId readily pays cash, write
 'arge illustrated free Rcata- |ue of the Tyler Commercial
 I4ge' read the advantages of flr splended courses of instruc-
 and what those who have Pduated and are now holding
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-03-16

Southern Baptist convention. rspr&- senting over s,O00,o00 white Baptists. asked only one-half cent per member for this tremendous work"
 IL appears further on in his address Dr. Brough could see a silver lining to the black cloud because he stated that the pro oolems of race adjustment are becoming less acute, and in support of his statement said that negroes ire quently serve on juries in Southern States. The facts are that about the only time the negro serves on jury in Southern States is in Federal courts. presided over by Republican Federal judges, and that 1t is always resented by Southern people.
 When the so-called University Com. mission on the Southern Race question was organized, they wanted someone 10 spend their money that was in sym. pathy with their movement and in harmony with their ideas pr. Brough Arkansas-in fact, the best man they could find in the South-hence they made him chairman of the commission, which as stated, has for it's object showing the white folks of the South how to handle the negro question.
 He stated further:
 Social solidarity is memorable. Sc gregation in the departments of pub lie service, railway and street cars, and even in cities, may be exceedingly just. but the idea of farm segregation as proposed by Clarence Poe, editor of The Progressive Farmer in my humble opinion, proposed as a means of giving the white man better chance in agricultural and indusSrial competition with the negro, seems a travesty upon Anglo-Saxon superiority and an injustice to the negro"
 Progressive Farmer crltioIzes Broush's
 Opposition to Land Segregation.
 The Progressive Farmer, which has 100000 subscribers among the farm CTS of the South. and which has offices at Birmingham, Alabama, Raleigh. North Carolina, Dallas, Texas and Memphis, Tennessee. and is recognix. cd as the largest farm paper in the South. had the following to say;
 There's another thing that is com. ing. men and brethren, and that no power on earth can stop. and that is land segregation between the races a yt Gov In xrht munities that wish to remain wfste to keep themselves white.
 Tt is not plan for compulsory ne- gro segregation by large districts, but by neighborhoods.
 Tt does not propose any unfairness to the negroes. 1t aims only at fair and equal chance for the white man.
 And this brings us 10 further word of explanation. Dr. Charles Hill man Brough. of the University of Ar kansas. is president of so-called University Commission on Southern Race Questions" whose members, Southern college professors, met in Washington City few days ago, called on President Wilson, and figured con. spicuously in the Washington papers and in the Associated Press dis. patches,
 'It is not fair for these gentlemen to send forth their opinion as if they were the express on of the Southern university men acting on their initia. tive and with their expenses paid by themselves. or by Southern money,
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-03-16
WOMAN 8l YEARS OLD Made Strong By Vinol

Greenville, s. C.,-"I want others to know of the great benefit l have de- rived from Vinol. l am 81 years old and Vino has given me strength, a healthy appetite and overcame nervous ness. It is the best tonic recon structor l ever used. - Mrs. NJ. A. HUTCHINSON.
 Vinol is a delicious cod liver and iron tonic without oil, guaranteed to overcome run down, weak, devitalized conditions and for chronic coughs and colds.
 Hesterly Drug Store, Prescott, Ark.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-03-16

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The Nevada County picayune., 1916-03-16
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Evening journal., 1916-06-15
AUSTRIAN lines
AROUND LENBERG
ARE CRUNBbING
Czar's Soldiers Fight Their
Way TO the Gates of
CZernOWiiZ
RUSSIANS Also STRIKE
FOE ALONG PINSK
BY The United Press.

PETROGRAD. June l5.-The Rus
sian offensive concentrating just north
of Czernowtz. in an effort to push
through and cut off the defenders of
the Bukowina capital from Lemberg
on the north has succeeded. accord
ing to unofficial, though reliable re-
ports received here.
The Cars soldiers have advanced
along the Pruth practically to the
points along the direct line of railroad
running toward Lemberg, the Galician
capital Kolomea is the objective Of
the north of Czernowitz attack.
Should this town fall, Czernowitz
would be without direct rail communi-
cation with Lemberg. though IL could
be munitioned and supplied with men
from there by sending them on wide
/ detour 10 the west A successful drive
on Czernowitz, with persistence in the
o ensiye Immediately to the north,
would force the Austrians to the bit
! ter expedient of retreating through
| the Carpathians.
Continuation of the attacks in the
region of Kovel and Lemberg are re-
ported. without, however, the enOr-
nous gains Of the first several lays of
the drive. Still other aggressives are
reported against the German portion
of the line north of Pinsk. Here the
Russians have not been so successful
as in the south.