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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-18

hun wilde gerne, at ale hendes
Venner skulde vide, at hun ger
ne CAV sit Liv for sit Fedreland.
Derpaa sagde hun: ,,Jeg har TX
Ike den ringeste Frygt Jeg har
saa ofte set OGDEN, at den like
har noget fremmed eller frygte.
ligt for mig" .Endvidere sag.
de hun: ,,Jeg takker Gud for
den Samling, som disse 10 Uger
har givet mig Nit Liv har al.
It'd yeret rastlost, fuld af Van,
skeligheder; denne Hyile var en-
stor Made. ALE har veret me,
get code imod mig. Kun eet lig.
ger Diet mig endnu paa Sinde at
faa sagt: M da jeg staar over
for Gud og Eyigheden, ser jeg
klart, at Observation-Disclosures
like er tilstrekkelig. Man maa
like n9re Had eller Bitterhed
mod nogen'' .Saaledes forbley
hun til det sidste; mild, rolig,
med Guds Fred sit Hierte,
uden Vrede mod nogen.
Fra tysk Side (se Chrl. Welt,
Nr so, 1919 fremkom, at vel
var Miss C.s Henrettelse utvivl,
somt uklog; men juridisk set
var den velbegrundet, idet hun
- hyad hun selv har tilstaaet
- var Medlem af EN- hemmelig
Forening, der bl. a. havde hjul.
pet $50 unge Belgiere over Gren-
sen. | 6vrigt giver den tyske
F9ngselspr9st, Pastor lie Seur,
ganske samme Billede af Miss
Cavell som Pastor Gahan, lige,
som man faar det bestemte Ind,
tryk, at Pastor LIE Seur har
gjort alt, hyad han evnede, for
at mildne hendes sidste Timer
(det var ogsaa ham, der skaf-
fede den anglikanske Priest Ad,
gang til Fpngslet).
ON den sidste Morgen skri.
yer han: We'd Cry neste Nor.
gen korte jeg i Automobil til
Fangslet og lod mig melde hos
Miss Cavell Vagten sagde, at
hun just havde ligget knHlende
Bon. | Cellen brendte ct flax,
kende Gasblus. To store visne
Buketter - der var 10 Uger
gamle - frembragte en- under.
ig Notwithstanding. Miss
Cayell havde med stor Omhu pax
ket sine Ejendele i en- Hand,
kuffert.
Saa k0rte Presten med nd til
Henerttelsesstedet. Der forte
Prasten Fangen hen til Diet Sted,
hyor hun skulde staa. Da blew
Dommen opl9st- PrPsten greb
hendes Hand og sagde paa En-,
gelsk ill hende: ,,Vor HERES Je,
su Kristi Made, Gud vor Fa
ders KPrlighed og den hellige
Aands Samfund vHre med dig -
Miss C. gengnldte hans Hand
tryk og sagde: Sig til Pastor
Gahan, at han kan lade mine kG.
re vide, at min Sj9l er, Diet er
min Tro, skjult Gud, og at jeg
dor med Glade for nit Land. "
Da blew hun bundet til en-
Pel, EN- Soldat bandit hende ct
Klpde for Ojnene. Det var fuldt
af Taarer. Umiddelbart efter l9d
Kommandoordene, og en- Salve
blew skudt af. Lydlost sank Edith
Cavells afsjelede Legeme til Jor-
den. ALE Beretninger ON Sk9-
desloshed og Uorden we'd Ekse-
kutionen synes like at have no.
get Tilhold Virkeligheden. Miss
Cavells D9d er indtraadt Die
blikfikelig, og Vi har ingen
Grund til at tvivle paa, at ale
de, der paa Embeds Vegne med
virkede, optraadte like blot kor-
rekt, men ridderligt, ia venligt
overfor den fangne.
Selv saaledes kan der jo bli-
We nok at svare til for de paa.
geldende. vi kan kun b0je os i
IN 1yno IA Il ~ o,o, ophaJip Da,,n Il r; -.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-18

Deres Stilling til de industrielle
Sporgsmaal og det organiserede
Arbejde er Saa omtrent den sam
me. Den eneste Forskel af vidt-
gaaende Betydning finder man
i deres ErklGringer ON League
Of Nations. Demokraterne yed@
tog denne ,,Planke som den
bley formet eller godkendt az
President Wilson med ct lille
Tilleg, som intet betyder. Re.
publikanerne vii beware Landets
ubeskaarne Selystendighed i
diets Forhold til andre Lande,
men vii ogsaa at Amerika her
efter som for skal gore sin Ind
ledelse geldende Forhandling,
magling, Voldgift eller Dom i
Stedet for we'd Vaabenmagt.
Det staar til Velgerne, ON de
vii folge denne LIME eller god
kende Wilson's League Of Nations.
Den republikanske Platform nd
taller sig afgjort mod at Jernba-
ner, Telegraf og Telefon over.
tages og drives af Regeringen.
Senator Harding og Governor
Cox er begge Ayisudgivere og
Redaktorer. Begge k9bte EN- Ii,
den Avis, som gik med Tab, og
begge har arbejdet deres Avis
op til ct af de ledende Blade i
Ohio. | begge Tilfelde var Bla-
dets Fremgang og Trivsel en-
Frugt af dygtigt og utretteligt
Arbejde., Harding sidder nu /
Ell god Forretning og rummelige
Kaar. Cox har we'd Siden af sin
Redaktorpost yeret en- heldlg
Spekulant i Land, Real Estate
og andre Ting og er EN- meget
rig Mand; han er Millioner, og
hans HEN ligner ct lidet Slot
Begge Kandidater begyndte
med tomme Hender. Ingen af
dem havde videre- gaaende I'd
dannelse at falde tilbage paa
Cox har like engang gennem-
gaaet en- H0jskole. Men han fix
ct godt Loft af Kongresmand
Paul Sorg, hos hyem han var
Priyatsekreter; Sorg laante ham
nemlig $70,000.00 til at begynde
med. Det gik saa godt Cox er
interesseret ogsaa in andre Bla.
de foruden det han personlig re-
digerer, Dayton News. Hardings
Blad er, som bekendt, Marion
Star.
DE TO Redakt6rer er begge
starke Parti-m9nd og har al
lid bekGmpet hinanden politiske
Sporgsmaal. Men de er person
lige Venner og code Kammera-
ter. Deres Valgkamp vii paa beg
ge Slider blive fri for personli-
ge Angreb.
Dette er forste Gang i Ian.
diets Historic, at begge de to sto-
re Partier har opstillet en- Re-
.daktor som deres Prg .sident-
kandidat. En- af dem vii blive
yalgt, og en- Redaktor vii saale-
des blive vOr neste President.
Mango af Leserne vii maaske
indromme, at Ledelsen af ct st9r-
re Blad er en- lige saa god Sko.
lie for en- vordende President som
Iedelsen af ct College; de vii
i ethvert Fald like finde det
urimlgt, ON en- Redaktor er al
den Mening. Han maa s@tte sig
ind allie Forhold saa godt han
kan og lere at Sc og forstaa,
hvad der rerer sig ! allie Lag
af Folket. Om ogsaa en- Redak-
tor skulde vere tilb9jlig til at
tro, at han har forpagtet al Wis
dom, vii det ware lenge, for han
maa slaa den Tand I'D; han lac.
rer smart at forstaa, at andre
Folk har Meninger og har Ret
til at have dem.
Det kan like siges ON nogen
af de to Kandidater, at han er
1. Ia,.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-18

AiAoii 7ooi hAi ild3 Ut AAlilhll1
af dem, som i 1919 havde Ell
Indtegt af over S1,000,000, var
steget fra al til mindst 1862.
Skandinaven.
Trafik med starke Drikke. Eft
Komplot af Loyoyertr9dere l
Brandevinsfaget, indebefattende
flere Fredsdommere i Lake Coun.
ty, Ind, saayelsom Br9ndevins-
handlere i Chicago, fix en- Ry-
stelse i Gaar, da Daniel Malloy
og Herman Nyhoff, Konstabler
i Gary, Ind, blew arresteret.
Arrestationen foretoges af
Kapt. j. NJ. Van Hook, federal
Prohibition Agent i Gary. Han
erklerede, at Brendevinshandle-
re i Chicago selger Br9ndevin
I'll Folk Lake County, hvorpaa
de telefonerer Navnene paa de-
res Kunder til Konstablerne og
angiyer Numrene paa de Au-
tomobiler som leverer Varerne
Naar Ofrene k0rer fra Chicago
over Statsgrpnsen, bliver de
modt af Politi, der har falske
Arrestordrer for dem.
Kapt. Van Hook sagde, at han
troede, denne Trafik havde skaf-
fet de sammensyorne over $780,
900 Kontanter og Br9ndevin
Han lovede flere Arrestationer
denne Uge baade i Lake County
og i Chicago.
Baade Malloy og Nyhoff be-
negtet Sandheden af Anklagen.
De blev losladte mod 10000
kaution hver -Skandinaven.
En- amerikansk Missioner. En-
amerikansk Missioner, Anna Al
Ten, kom Gaar fra Angora via
Brussa, gik over de greske og
tyrkiske LINER og passerede an
det Territorium, hyor de indf6d.
te sely er bange for at gaa. Hun
bragte nylig til det Indre For,
syninger til de armeniske Ho.
spitaler i Angora, hyilke hun af-
leverede trods Horder af Ban.
ditter, der opererer i det Ter
ritorium. For hun yendte tilba.
ge til Konstantinopel tog hun
en- Tur til Konia, hyor ct anne
rikansk Hospital tager Ware paa
franske og tyrkiske Saarede og
flere tidligere Krigsfanger
-Skandinaven.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-18
29.Aare.

Kerlighed, den, der gror I'D af
Troen paa Guds Made Liv og
bod. Hans Koch.
Kendt norsk Prast d9d. En-
Friyillig fra 1864. - fra vor
sprlige Korrespondent - Chri-
stiania, Sondag. En- af Norges
NEST bekendte Gejstlige, Sogne-
prast Chr. Bruun er dod, 81 Aar
gammel
Han var Grundtvigianismens
fornemste Forkemper Norge
og Ell Menneskealder Prast
we'd Johanneskirken Christia-
MIA.
Pastor Brunn deltog som Fri.
villig den dansk-tyske Krig
1864. b
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-18

den5 90 Familieoverhoveder op,
gay at have en- Indtegt af fra
$4,000 til $1,000,000 pr. Aar.
Man gaar nd fra, at Antallet
af dem, som 1919 havde Ell
Indtegt af over $1,0OO,0OO, var
steget fra al til mindst 1862.
Skandinaven.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-18

Det kan like siges ON nogen
af de to Kandidater, at han er
EN- landskendt Mand, den g@ng
Sc Betydning af dette Udtryk.
Begge er selvfolgelig kendte nd
over Landet; men de er dog ho-
vedsagelig lokale Sterrelser. Men
i Ohio er baade Harding og Cox
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-01-15
FINANCIAL STATEMENT

November 90. 1915. state Of Vermont.
Treasures once
Receipts for the month:
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-01-15
THAT MORNING LAMENEss

II you are lame every morning anC
suffer urinary ills, there must be 3
cause. Often it's weak kidneys. To
strengthen the weakened kidneys and
avert more serious troubles, use Doan's
Kidney Pills. You can rely on this
testimony
James Kennedy, gardener, Manches-
ter Center says: T" For years my back
and kidneys bothered me. The trouble
became so bad at times could scarce
~ stoop or straighten. Mornings, es-
pecially, my back was lame, stiff and
sore and piercing pains shot through
my loins. My kidneys acted Irregular
ly and the kidney secretions were un-
natural Doan's Kidney Pills helped
me from the very first and finally
Strengthened me out in good shape.
Ny back grew strong and free from
pain, my kidneys acted regularly and
my health improved generally"
OVER FIVE YEARS LATER. Mr.
Kennedy said; Il can still say good
word for Doan's Kidney Pills. / get
them AZ Pratts Drug Store and they
always relieve me when / have occa-
sion 70 use them"
Price Coo. At an dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for a kidney remedy get
Deans Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Kennedy had. Foster Milburn Co.
Buffalo, \. u adv
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-01-15
Summaries OF The Reports Of The State
Departments 10 The Board OF Control
NOVEMBER

raised on the farms connected With
the various State Institutions This
production assists very materially 10
reducing The expense o. maintaining
thess Institutions and the productiy
~ Of tho farms b being ,e1 rapidly
Increased under the efficient manage
ment u The Director Of State Inst
buttons
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-01-15

Eggs supplied the hospital SIS dol
Pork supplied the hospital 2e.5lf ~
MIA supplied the hospital fs5.sts Ib'
Milk iabulated from Oct to Oct
Team work done foT he
hospital ss7A~1,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-01-15
EonkeyTafk

Professor Garner reports that the
female ape says aMoohoo.- ana the
male ape replies @Wahoo.r Evolution
aoesnf appear 70 have carried US very
Tar 4 chap IN the moonllt beach last
night said. Who's Is ooy- and the girl
replied is oo's--Ssn Francisco
Chronicle
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1920-11-25
ON GROWING OLD.

The most ineyitable-and one of the
easiest-of the things we do is to grow
old Yet what difference there is in
the way different people do it
You probably know, for instance,
some little old lady who, although she
may not be beautiful or brilliant. is
just "nice''-whieh is apt to mean that
instead of bossing or scolding she tries
not TO be troublesome or unreasonable
10 those around her. Or rather, she
does not have to try. for 1t is charac-
teristic of elderly human beings that
they seldom try very hard TO form new
habits Youth is the period of endea-
yor and old age of results This is the
reason for the futility of young folks
displeaSure at their parents old
fashioned" ideas. Such ideas are fixed :.
they will not change.
Yet not all elderly people are ag1
bound in their thoughts; many can he
tolerant of innovations, and few can
even adopt them. Such Il flexible CON
dition of the elderly mind. is like the
rigid intolerant sort. a product Of
earlier life and habits ii is not likely
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1920-11-25

under the midpoint of the tongue, so
that it will not acquire permanent
sag If the mower is stored with the
cutter bar in vertical position, place
block of wood unded the shoe to take
the weight off the frame. All accumula-
tionS Of vegetable matter and dirt
should be removed and all bearings
and other bright parts Of the machine
oiled or creased. Much the same rules
apply to reapers and binders.
The time to care for each implement
is when its work is finished. Pressure
of other work. however, frequently
makes his movement hut nothing
should be allowed TO interfere With
getting all machinery creased. and, if
possible. under cover before the begin
ming of winter Then, as early in the
winter rs yoH can find time for il. 90
over every piece and see what repairs
ordered. order them at once. \ great
deal of valuable time is lost every
spring waiting for repair parts to ar
rye from the city.
The best possible use should be made
of such housing space as is available
and grease and paint should he used
wi hout stint Any farm implement
with bearings and bright parts well
protected with heavy grease is better
off ont in the weather than standing
II she'd without any protection by
grease or oil.
The United States Department Of
Agriculture has two bulletins Farm
crS' Bulletin 9iG and Farmers Bulle-
tin 947-deyoted 20 the repair and
adjustment of farm implements. With
all indictments safely sheltered for
the winter, You have time to white
for these bulletinse and to use the
information they contain IN putting
your implements and machines in the
best possible condition for next crop
season.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1920-11-25
DIZZY-RECkED HIS AUTOM0-
BILE

Two years ago my stomach trouble
got so lad that | was almost constantly
filled with gas. This made me very
dizzy NJ times. Last Fail | almost over
come by one of these dizzy spells while
driving my. car. and ran If into n telc
phone pole, badly wircking the car. \
friend recommended Mayr's Wonder
tu Remedy for my trouble. Since
taking the first dose have steady
improved. and feel better now than
ever III my life" II is simple, harm
less preparation that removes the
catarrahal mGcus from the intestinal
trac. and allays the Inflammation
which causes practically ali stomach.
lrer apd intestinal ailments, including
appendicitis. One dose viii convince or
money refunded.
Hesterly Drug store and druggists
everywhere.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1920-11-25
to Indicate any particular good or !,
trait in the person possessing it

To indicate any particular good or !,
trait in the person possessing it.
If the young man or woman Il
feels impatient at the old folks I
tions will cease to shrug sbmli
and eXclaim Il hope I'm not like n
when I'm old" and will turn hk
tention to the younger generation ssl
ing with himself. he Is likely 10
much more human progress. When
himself has reached the age Of IND
ideas his character will depend On 4
previous habits of mind. if he h
kept himself free from prejudie 4
cocksureness and has been alEsj
willing to learn better ways Of tAi(
ing and doing, he will be likely 10
main correspondence more ratia1
with advancing years. and will IN trul
not be like that when he Is Od1
Pendleton East Oregonian.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1920-11-25
BETTER FARMING HINTS
PLANNING FOR NEXT YEAR
BY +. j. Watson, Agricultural Agent
+. 4 y. w. X. X.

p. 4 n. w. K. K.
The end of the present seasonal finds
due in large part to Putting too many
eggs IN one basket" and 10 stacking too
much on the basket. Those farmers
who have plhcticed economy and
dversifieation. and who have devoted
their energies to the organization Of
their business and the building up of
the productive capacity of their soils,
naturally find themselves in fairly
good shape and able to weather the
storm. however much hey may sym
pathize with their less fortunate
brethren.
Just now. practically everybody is
more or less at sea. and there is II ten
dency to grope about bewuiling the
situation This not onlr does no good.
hut. really makes matters worse We
should summons our latent energies
put our shoulders To the wheel and
face the future with determine ion.
even if il does strain our confidence IA
little The people have got % he fed
aud clothed and somebody must farm
regardless of what may harpen
The best Way u face the future with
il embarrassing uncertain les is II
definite plan or program. Til" day has
raSt when We aspect 10 succeed with
hit or miss" policy, or no policy a
al, Therefore. let IT'S try 70 formulate
.omc definite policies. not only for
rcxt year hut. for al time to come.
First Il dclin e program Of economy
Nc do not mean by this that the farm
or should deny himself of those things
that will really aid him i'll the develop
ment of his business. bat we should
cat out the non-csscntialS or So-c&llcd
iuxur cS. and refuse Ia huY those
some friend may urge us t. buy what
Ike is pushing. Let rs gently remind
friends that they should get into
some productive occTlpat on. Again let
Us refuse 70 pay more for What We
need at reasonable prices. les do with
cut and get by the best we can. litJle
Yelfdentlai. yes little suffering. will
10 hurt anybody, but wiz prove bcne
fetal in the end let Economy he
eur watch word, now and heneeforth.
VIII il hurt somebody? Yes, II will
hurt those fellows who have been coin
ing money selling "LuXurieS' TO the
farming class. They will be driven 10
come productive occupation. Let us not
be too sympathetic.
In this connection, some one will
fertilizers the coming season? Feri-
Iizers, for the production of large
Yields, good quality. and for the main
tenanee of soil fertility are necessary.
hut ii is not necessary to purchase amy
az the commercial brands of fertl-
Tiers just because it is convenient. The
farmers should get together and pur-
chase the basic or raw materials, like
cotton-seed meal acid phosphate and
nitrate of soda, in large quantities and
do their own mixing. varying the for
mula to suit the different crops, and
then carefully save and use all the
barnyard manure possible. Cheap cot
ION seed will also make an excellent
fertilizer when rotted before being
applied to the crops. Just now cotton
seed lis worth from SIS to SO per
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1920-11-25

ton on the wagon. The farmer should
refuse to sell at these figures. The seed
| is worth more as fertilizer.
Second. n definite program of diver
Sifcaton. This will mean. first. a Live
AT home policy. 1t does not mean,
| necessarily. the abandonment Of cot
ton. but it does mean, that hereafter
we are going to depend on cotton as
| the chief money crop. but that we are
going to relegate it to the position of
! Il strictly surplus crop. In other words.
we are going to assert our mastery
over lie situa ton and shake off the
Joke of cotton domination. We are not
going to do this simply because cotton
only safe and sane policy for the south
eru farmer not only now, but always.
New Il policy fer the dvefsifcation
should he inferred into with some de-
gree Of caution and Il spirit of conser-
Xatism biversification has its lfmita-
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The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1920-11-25
NEW WAGON YARD

We have rented the barn ON West
Main Street and viii run wagon
yard and feed barn. A Splended place
to keep your stock out of the weather
when in town. and good place 10
camp over night Prices will be reason
able.
1f-4w3 HART AND EDWARDS
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1920-11-25
CARE OF FARM IMPLEMENTS
SAVES NEEDLESS REPAIR BILLS

In this day of complicated machinery
thought to the care of so simple an
| implement as a pillow. Bur more effort
! has been expended IN the slow pro
cess OF developing this seemingly
simple tool than in that Of any other
| implement on the farm. 1t is the basic
tiilage tool the fundamental farm
! implement. and ii is richly entitled 10
he properly cared for when not III use.
should Be Stored in Dry Place..
When laid by say the implement
! experts. the plow should. il possible.
be stored in dry place. away from
contact with the ground. In any case.
the bright parts should always be coa-
ted with grease % prevent rust. once
the mold board and share have become
pittcd with rust an efficient job of
plowlng ca not be done until the cor
.oded parts again have acquired n
polish by use.
The United States Department of
Agriculture. of course. does not stop
with the pillow in its admonition in this
regard Harrows. also relatively simple
hui tremendously important iml'le-
meutS. are. next to plows. most gener-
ally neglected. Many farmers who
would not neglect an expensive har-
yesling machine. say the experts, are
careless rs to harrows and other imple-
ments of this type But these, also. rep
resent capital invested. and larger
return is possible if they are property
cared for at the end of the season.
If harrows are stored under shed.
the teeth should he supported by blocks
on boards. so that they will moi become
embedded in he ground. All accumula'
tions Of earth and trash should be re
moved. This is especially applicable to
wooden frame harrows. The earthly ac-
cumulat ons retain moisture andacce-
lcrate decay. When the wooden parts
have dried ont sufficiently they should
be painted. to prevent season checking
and splitting. As the harrow works in
We earth and close to the ground
deterioration Is rapid once checking
has started
II The disk harrow is stored in Il she'd
or other floorlcss building, the diSi
gangs should he rum upon boards 50
the disks NIL not become embedded in
the ground Whether housed or not.
the implement should be carefully
cleaned Of all accmuhtiOns of soil.
and the disks should be creased with
heavy grease TO prevent rust. The
paint. particularly ON the wooden parts,
should he renewed frequently.
Get the Mower Unded Shelter.
Mowers. more generally than plows
and harrows. are put under shelter,
but many of them spend the winter at
the edge of the meadow where the
last cutting OF hay was made, and In
most cases they are not properly greas-
ed. even when sheltered. Get the NOW
or under shelter. if possible. In any
case. clean the knife bar, wipe II with
a greasy rag. and store in dry place.
Place block of wood or other support
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1920-11-25

Other factors that will count heavily
on the side of success the coming year,
are earliness of ma turity. good quality
and uniform grade and pack. II will
take organization to put these things
over. and. after all, the matter Of
organization outweighs everything else
In making farming the success it
should be.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1920-11-25
MULE WASN'T so SENSITIVE

The language you use to that ID
is perfectly shocking
Yes" replied the driver, ii 20
to trouble everybody but the mul'
Edinburgh Scotsman.