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Ee9el ill1t N 9Uerbout9 an.
Sambnrs.&merifa.Ginie,
81 groabpop, Wep.Dor,
Artknr ". Rphion,
@nt alien Ylaee,
1877 Oit-B Baltimore Stf
Gbciapcafe Gampfcr.G ompagnie.

Sbeiapeaiesqiuic.
Glegnilte gallagher Sampler ~Iuguitd" unb
,gilunin" na9
Sio Yutnt 0unifutt nrn Toriult, Va.
Sampfer ~oerlaiien Baltimore tdelt9 (ausees
ilunfHeH Sonntags) nm $50 gbenoS uno toms
men in Oh Boint GpiHiort unt 8 ubr Moreens
ltno in TorfnIi I'm TIA Woreens an, aHf6lies
bend an Die Giieitbnbn5lae mad alien Eullften
oeS Sl,oens lno Sioipeftens.
y)prf'3itprr.2inie. a..
GicGante BafiaGier /. 3nTpfer, nGbarIctte1 arb
!. .otr,-,c ~ .euys gQlftIlpreGu a :,
uadb @eftsTnint nnb Hfdlmpub, ga.
Sampler p~erldflei Baltimore tdelt1 (nuSees
numiner Sonridg5) nm 8 uhr gaGmitiags uilb
ionlmel III gSeitVoiHt I'M 7.30 WlpraenS urb
In 0tibitoso Inn, 9.23s Wioraens an.
Die an DtoataaeI, Withpoben lino Srcitagen
bon Baltimore abfdbtenaet 9ainpier. unb bic
bon gSeft.goint an 8jenftngert, 9onnerftagen
llIb Saulitagen abiabreil. lepei III @Iouceiters
Goint. Clements urto sgutronoS an; ino Die
an 9tenitaaeit, Soltheritaeeii nno Sninitaeen
bon baltimore mo ,nL WiontGaen, Wlittluo1ett
mn 6teitagelr bon 'NeftsRotnt abfnbrenhen
9urrpler legen IN yortiolun iIub 9IapsSdlt an
{bei aiinfiigelr &ettet), 49, ,.l sf9.t y
Eanpicr ~periajcn Baltimore pum Yicr Or. Is
mo 10, 2iabtltraRsn.Isrftc .5!r =
Srrbs Vtlete nab auell YiiTitten ioHneH ges
libert. 8epdd anfgegebeit lino St1iiteii3lfnIier
i'm Sprnlis referptrt ipeJcen IN aoen bteftgen
NiQet'9iirennr: Hr. I'LL, Eit.SpltilHprs. StraHe,
u. u. JipbinE, stgent; yir. t21, Sit.ealtimprc
straRc, ODER ben Saupt Siireaug: Hr. $40,
2igbt'e trafc, baltimore, 7Ms. .J.h J,
9iruben Softer, e. 3. G9tSub I
Sen. sOef6dttstlibrer. 9elLtB ntfuaiers2taent
8. 8, Mt1anna, SiiIlSsGen.s8a ..stseHt.
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@ornung Qc9en eincn

= W ~ | IL u | ! |.
Ter rltiiiidc Noti6nTter Baron 30
len bat bon icincr NeNicrrmQ OcIt}lui-
trog crbuItcn, Dor cincm S%dJuinOlcr
81 mnrncll, meld)cr inter Dem Nas
men zines Erin5cn Wlagotd) un0cb-
lid I'M Outrage ocS ruiiiifen lunO-
apirtbidnitIi6cn MiniIteriums iibcr
Oen 9%lnfouf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mo.
id)inen in Sen &%creinigten Stnatcn
nit Sicieranteu mo 6Qbrifontrn III
Ge%rbinorn0 tritt. IS banOeIt iid)
pabriheinlid nm cilen Wann, gtn-
mers Wngot, melhrr iriiber i'm mi
iii6cn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nn9c.
iteIlt mar u10 Ser ieIbItperItGnolidl
BON Der Hegicrung nid)t 0cn gcrings
item Nllftrng bat.
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Mcrdants' C Mtncrs' 5ransporta
tiuh GpmpGna. Z
lamp

Innik Tetsytntcn: 80 =
Neb Bolton uno benz Often: ieben Montag,
Sienitan, 8onnerttag NIB Sainitaa, WbefbS
G tlbr. q
gtd6 grpbioerce uno benz Sfien: ieoen Conn
tag, Wfiiiiboh uno Sreitul, gberbs o lbr.
BAD gteipport'9iepe uto ~yiortolt: ta1Itb Inn
6 llbr 9lbenos. j q
Srndt miro tdeIib bis 3 itbr Iberos fir on
benz 3aae abiabrenoe Gantpfer aReerrmmeia.
Rod SaOanfab uno benz SiioeH: iebeit Diem
tag, Scnlerftng uto SaInfta9, slbenos o ttr.
9ultuter uno 8robtbeitcesT Sampler fd0rer bon
BET gSerfte an SIbe bes 2oresSodS ub. Gus
b1iindp'S anlpfer bon bet gSerfte am SitBe DER
sSeitsSalss slbenue. IL g
s.. D.. giainshnm. saeut ?
2rt9 Bod.
@. Y. gnrnsr, S.sG.sDS Tug 8.
q. .. etebbtns, Sen. sWian. q, q
Snuhtbiireau = GiboSt.GHe 0crmau. Iao
2iabt.straRs. tt3,I&S-)
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Baltimore Obio- Balm.
9deIi6. .aiisGenommen gonntaa.
z Nur SnIffil Ia

GIpfeB3u9e pJeoc Stunoc nhf oe Sfunpe" DON
Der 9dnbettsStation mad NaibiHgtun all
g8odenta9en 100 Born. bis 500 9ibenos.
5riibere Nbfabrt bon BET Nit. &obals9tatioti.
gsaibington, b~erIaicn At, Decentralization
*6.O5. *6,l5, !7.t0. 1850, 1886. $3.50, 1851,
ltt.53, 2l1.55 gorii., .*i2.13, lt2.56. l1.55.
A2.43, 1850, *4.16, li.65. lb.55 9ta6m, *6.0V,
1856, 500 gtmiteb) 1888, +11.23 %slDenss;
perl. GamoeusS tatioll 800. *G,15, $3.50, 200,
l7y20, 1900, 49, %, 5000, $1,000, itt.90 9orin.,
1890 d., !12.02, *l2,22, 100, ?1.05, 300,
300, 1906, 400, 1880, 1900, 1906, 25.35
9la6rt., 1000, *616, &C. 20. 100, $500, +S.1G
Wimiteo), ?t0.00, *10.05, *ft.10, *1t.32 @bos.
Mnnapplis Mt. 9toonisS tntion i7.50 uno
1885 &orlH., !4.55 lnh 1908 9iabnl. = 9ailbeils
citation, 1900 uno 1900 &iornt lt2.00 Waittnes,
800, 1886 Nahm. uno 1900 efbenb5.
Srcscrid, Gameen.g taiiont l735 niio 99.15
GUrnl. 1925, 1850 urlo 1920 gldbft.
asainhener, 9ft. SiopaL l7.10 8orflt. !2.4s,
1850 gIacbrl. 9anbensS tatiof, 1920 Burin.,
1900, 1880 unb 400 Gnchnt.
pagcrstupn, hi. GoDnlsS Citation, !7.10 Sornt.,
l3,50 9nn1m. Gamblers Citation. 1920, 1855
8orrt., 1850, 400 9lafrl: "Eb
@nirutt.GttD rlo UT. NirB, Characterization.
N.35. ?9,15 Borm., li.25, 1850, 1920 NaGnt.,
~. 80, *11.45 Nbenos.
aarap, 0it. NoDal. Citation, *2.43 S,a6m,:
gumoen, $500 9tahri. Sex
~ 9ipHGl Blue zinc -
iiadI Gbifdoeipbiu Hnp Rcp .Durt.
Neler terminus an Der Sretunnalpdfi5igiten
Strdbe. 9ieipsYort, bcqiem Hadb Soiels, IbeaterS
l1o @eihdfissSiitrift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-17
Baltimore 9ampf $ Sadet So.
Die Ser. GtaaiensSoit bef6rbernb,
Tampier .@irsinia" Lnen) r@laHantR."

yScursin,a ,Scnrrats".
9nmpier fnbren idsIih. Sonntags atfspertori'
men. bon ben pgatginie" sGiers, gr. 10-iS,
9iebtsStrabe, $50 Mbenos, brett nab GO
Ioirt Comfort %giorfolf, Yortsrtoufb uno allen
3unften hes SioeIis. @erttnhl.ng in Slo
8nint Comfort nit IS. & 8. GifeibapR" ga0
JiGmono, gerbinoine tn YortsEtoutb mt Dem
ntpuib nio N.Ianto. Sr NorfpIi serbinorlie
nit oer pstIantie goait Gine," s'orlolf uIIo
ipeiili6 uno .OIo Eomiiion Cine" mo- seip'
bern. @afb.heion, G..g., aifninHo, 3D.. iino
Fem 0orf.
' MabI5etten mad enropdil6em BIane. !Siiru'
ribfe aniiiten5inrter, elcftrifde gs.epdt.irt9,
5iinrrer in ben Winefs5hrenn1 Der gen Cine"
III. 167, SftsSaItimore. Sfrdbe. sr. 600 nno
sos, ~oigbtsetrnse, e: ". 6, S,tfcc, siioofts9de
Baltimore uno GulnertStrobea, .GoTtliIsntai
ebdllessSirnse. "
Sppn ". shermepe, &c. Sfnipn,
gieesVrdf. II. Gen. 'SRdiinser. Gen. 'Enu.f Seen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-17

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HuD gteipsDotl tHo nes
rcit 5Ert @ebrnnd IN Der eanlbeftz Itio DIT.
Stop 1IsStntipn nm 1000 Ibenoss
", nab Gtlantie.Sitp an @obenfagen: Y,
rtb Ntlantie.Gitg id9l!h; ., nab Mtlautlc.Git1
Sonntngs. Iue 8iige balten, IN Mitmiustpn.
Is bdIt in GBeiter nn.
9bila,s gtfom., GambefIsS tation, 1915 gorr1.,
1920 gn6nt., 26.10 Mbeuos; Mt. Standardization,
$500 giorni. 1925 yiadbni., 28.15 Mbenbs.
Mbcrbccn Mtfnn;., Gaitoeit.S Station, ri 90
9iadrt.. 1910 Ibenos; Mt. &opaIsStattop.
?1.05 Madofi., !6.15 Ibe1os.
Seferpirure bon gaun In Sflafs poer gar'
IorsgSdgapns. Speiiernter etc. .,peroen ftuen bee
toret per Selephun in uIieh foIgenoeu giuet,
8iireaur: Carries iilb 9a.tinure.StrnBe, g.. &
r., ct. YnuI 1924 poer Wtb,. 9rurtIduo 1901;
Wft. SiohnIsStation. 6. & g., Wty 9ernon 1923;
characterization SnformaticnssBiirean, 6. Il y.
q. GnuI SAG, ODER Wfo., 9uur.. iHo 2T26; une
9r. 52c, GiiosBrpaoipan. 9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-17

EGTc sur Mciie in's MusIanb be.
iorgt g,ssGdgleiac, Wr. 413, Dit.Salti-
ni,prca3srasE tuabe GOitnm bonie.apc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-17
@arplanS & gennlpIpania 81. q.

5iac ~perfaicn Tnrfh. tut nmes etattcn:
$50 Sor:n. iia6 gon iislib,} alisaenonlineT'
Gonntaas.
$50 Bornt. mad Sefta; MIR Gern.aes:
mten' Spnntdgs.
100 Nadln. uad Vcfair,. nur enmfrags.
3.25 Nad1in. mad gort tcaiid,- drseenoniHierl
Gonniuas. -
4.05 Wadm mad NeItas rur Gonntaas.
4.45 Nnthm. mad eeiair idelit, ousgenomt
men SorHfdeS.
600 gbenos nun Celia tdglth, ausgenonr'
men Gountnas.
HOO Wbenos mad 9eIta, .ur epnntags.
11.30 slbenhS nah geidir; Wiitlpc6 u. Game
itau.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-17
Trau Gliiabetb. MuSolpb.
mr. 1919, sssabsampuir. strase.

Sic slusftelnng boN pcutdItem porseIan
ipurbe Munfag, ben 3QsEr3rniber. e%rDtfnet.
9deIih epna 10 lltr ssorwittaes, bis 3 lit.
gsadn,itfdaS. , ~.
@rcbe s~iusipabl bon preispsttbcn ssetbna9ts.
Gef1euteu. (Gept30-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-17
Sdslpcrcr &crbndlt.
6roll 2tpo @olfcr ol$ @6rocrin il.
res @ottin in Soft. $500 Gin &oI,-
0Gnger olS Mitidpi[0igcr.

res Bottclt m SQft. - Yin Solts
gGnger olS Mitid1ltaigcr.
9itt&6urM 90, tG. 9e5.
Pm lester 9urncrituG iror6 bier
9oltia @olfcr, Gin Sodlprit0n0i1cr
in ncn SpongzGGolfont Stoblmtr.
fen, tuic icine Srnll ongob. al ben
5oIQe1 eincs Stur5eS Sic 8rcppe
6inob. Ger Goroncrsor3t, mcldcr an,
Gage 0ornltf sic 2eide @olfer'S ic.
cirtc, fon0 Gn6ti o6Crbolb 6cS red}teil
9litgeS orci Stidmunoel1, mclhc iid)
bis ms @ebirn b~inein5o9en urG cen
SOB 0eS Wonnes berbcgciiibrt bot.
ten. Ger Coroner Iicb 0oroufbin
Srolt @ulfcr, bic @nttin bcS oGne
6rogc Grnlpr6etcn, ioipic 6obcrt
SIopo, einen r@oorocr" I'M Solie,
ser lnllt Nn9obe Ser Gnil5ci IN ie1r
iibIerr Nnfc iteGt, in llnteriuGrngs-
bait bringen.
@olfcr fam aus Snoiono biarher
ltri6 fonO in sen Spong = Gbalfont.
Stablpcrfen 9eifGftigung. ST mar
Elm GilBcrit onitdnbiger, niidtcrner
}tto flciBiGcr Monn, Der bie 8Gite,
pelde ieire sSrol1 ms Sois cinllto,
icbr ungern ia6. 9lllS Oieiem @rrrnbe
permpt1et bic. Epli5cLs pQb &qlfcr
BON ieircr 6rou nit Sillie. ocS Soft;
gGngera crnror0et murbe. Cine eill.
Qebenbe lliterirfung lit bcreitS I'M
@onge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-17

y q, No! IN oerTa3H cpuc Sc
Eoris~ cr51blt Nupmono Nccoulp
foIgcnbe@ @eifidtten: nNody Sem
Nciudc beS G3orcli NtfoIolt& III
6ronfreid mar sic Barrier Ereiic
Scr WcinllnG boB lie perpflihtet
mGrc, Sem &oiicr cill @eidcrf orl5ll-
bietclL. Wop lieB BON Gctoillc Gin
2IQitorclI ntolen, lieB Is oltf's ErGd)-
ti8itc einrobmct nnO idlidte ooS
@ilo 10 nod PETERSBURG, no e@ Otrn
G5orcn iibcrGebcn lpcr6cn iolltc.
Grci Mpllotc ncrgin9cn, obne onb
Oo& Gpnlite scr Barrier Grcile irQcnb
cine Gntwort crbiclt. &cin 9riei fam
aus petersburg, fcin 3eid)en br5
Gonfes. Cos Gonitc fing al, iidl 5t
pllnoern. @ar Dos @eidc,f oud)
ridtig on icincn @Gitinmlullgsort &c
lnngt2 Sn &ctcr&blrg lc6Gnoe 5roll-
6nicn qipurben bGnlitragh gtndfor.
ldIltngen paHoG on5liiteacn, ulto 10
Crfltbrf nloN ihlicblidL bab Ser G5ar
cos Mquorel in Der Sbot erboltcll
bot; eS ibn ingor 10 out 9eiollCn
OoB CT inn ocn id0nItcn Eloe IN
icinenr 9lrbcit&5immcr onnie$. glbCr
morltnt bette CT bcnm nid,t 0cnntmors
tct? Tie &erluuutberunq Scr Eoriicr
3cltuugsnolncr mltroen inntCr
QroBer, @fon licb lpeiter foridru
ulo Inferfubr mou idJlicBlidl Dab
0uS Ntlo hcnt G6orcn bon ieincr lint
gCblutg ~ Dertallft mor0en mor, mo
3por Iiir cine red)t itottlidc Summc,
mo oo Orr G5or 0ofiir bottc 5ohlcl
mtillIert buttc CT ultd) 0eglnubt, 9tic-
nlorb eincu Can't itntloig 81 iein.",
8 c. W Ell Oh 10 nrencnon Get
ne-et-Siie III Srnntreidl iprod)cn ci'
nclt Wann irci, Der @ntte bon filnf
lcbcnoen linn bltrd oos StonbeSonE
gcIeblih ongctrnutcn Sralerl mar.
Silaire Gcparre, leines 3eidcltS bera
um5iehen0er Sanolcr, bate pieueidt
ltod) otter &od5eit 9efeiert, ,lpenn
iidt iein Sebn criter Gbe. oie or i'm
Sabre 1876 ihloB bel @%eleaenbeit
ieiner etAcl1en @ciratb ole Muinerf-
ionlfeit iciner Stieimlltter 9tr. 4 oni
ibre eigenthlmlide Gage aelenft ba.
ben piirpc. Sic mud)tc Nn5eige, uu0
Geporre entiduloigte iid} onmit. baB
CT iid) eillindl babe tralten lnilen,
lucnn man Is ibm pori6lug. Die
6rnn5oien>iino IN ocnt &unfte ser
Nielebe nnhiidiigcr ols Die Mn1erifa.
ller. NmlGnoc lpolen tic Dem Sepol'
ferunasSnmdds baonrdl nuibelien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-17
SIN Gnngreb.
@ri6nndtSfcrien beginner ant nidJ-
ten Sunncritag.

6cihGitSproQrnmm fir bic nGditcn
paar Gage. - Tringli6e 0efi5it.
bill notwithstanding bic ciu3i6c
luihti1c MoBrcgcl, tpcld)c nod
uor Oen Scierto1cn inter Cad
0cbradt wer0rn piro.-Gontrottc
iiir Ort gult oca Yotanatanai5.
@~orIdniia iino alIc 9%hlSldnoer
pon Oifcrten ntagei6Ioiien.
SpGtCr perocn lie pielcid)t Gbol1'
cen cr6oltei. &uiiiid)e 8egie'
rlri0 1uorut gcacn ciren SdInltlO'
Ter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-17
Intpr i'm Iltcnbcim.

@roulomeS Ginidteitcn ccs &%oritor.
Oea gegcn oos GrdJtclmcdtcI ct-
1lc@ greiien 2icbcSpourc3.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-02-08
ARE TO TEACH FARMERS.
Institute Directors Are Appointed for
South Dakota.

Supt. Ramer has selected as insti-
tute conductors for this year: w. H.
II. Beadle, Madison; E. L. Biedert-
saedt, Ramona; A. H. Bigelow, Lead;
c. K. Buskel, Springfield; ]. R. Beyers,
Vermillion; L. E. Garfield, Academy;
G. A. Clark. Yankton; S. X. Clark,
Milbank; w. l.. C%ochrane, Aberdeen;
F. L. Cook, Spearfish; w. P. Dunlevy,
Pierre; E. X. Ryerly, Bookings; E.
T. Fitch, WATERFOWL; E. L. Flanagan,
Alexandria,: A. f. Farmer, Yankton;
J.. S. Frazee, Springfield; C.. H.
French, Huron; w. w. Girton, Madi-
son; T.. F. Graham, Mitchell; ]. w.
Golf, Madison; G. H. Harding, Brook
lngs; S. c. Hartranft, Aberdeen; ]. w.
Heston, Madison; F. H. Hoff, Mitchell;
A. B. Humbert, Rapid City; ]. Jones,
Jr., Miller; G. W. Kephart, Beresford;
B. NJ. Lawrence, Madison; G. c. Law
renee, Canton: c. F. Lehr, Tyndall;
J. c. Lindley, Gary; L. F. Mccain.
spearish; r. B. McClennon, Brook
lngs; F. c. McClelland, Sioux Falls;
A. A. Mcdonald, Sioux Falls; G.. w.
Nash, Aberdeen; A. w. Norton, Madi-
son; E. c. Perisho, Vermillion; ". H.
Powers, Brookings; Martin Remp,
Huron; G. N. Sabin, Alexandria; C. j.
Schellenger, Selby; A. W. Seymour,
Arlington; G.. M. Smith, Vermillion;
G. w. Scott, Yankton; E. M. Stephens,
Rapid City; l.. A. Stout, Mitchell;
Alexander Strahan, Deadwood; w. A.
Thompson, Webster; S. X. Warren,
Yankton; B. J.. Woodbury., Artesion,
and c. M. Young, Vermillion.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-02-08
HIGH As A CORN PRODUCER
South Dakota's Record Puts Crackers to Shame-Is
Rival of Best as a Corn State.

twenty-five times as much corn as
North Dakota.
Also, South Dakota produced more
corn than all of the six New England
states combined. the great Empire
State of New York, New Jersey, Della.
ware, North Dakota, Montana, Idaho,
Washington, Utah, Oregon, California,
Colorado or Wyoming.
The total product of corr of all of
these states combined was 1884, 00
bushels less than in South Dakota
alone. Reference is made to page 76,
United States crop report, December,
1905, vol. vii. No. s of supplement,
which says:
"South Dakota is the thirteenth
state of the Union in the number of
bushels Of corn raised, but the thirty
fifth in population, and is the fourth
state in the number of bushels per
capita raised. The only states being
ahead are NebraskS. Iowa ano Kansas.
Illinois being the leading cor state
with $500 900 bushels. raised over
40 bushels of corr less per capita than
South Dakota, while Iowa is only 8
bushels ahead and Kansas only 8
bushels ahead per capita"
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-02-08
STATE az" IN THREE DEBATES.
South Dakota Institutions Challenges
Are Accepted.


The state university of South Da-
kota will participate in three notable
debates this spring, and the prospec-
tive candidates for the three teams
are now hard at work preparing them
selves for the preliminaries, which
take place on the evenings of Feb. %
and "a. The challenges issued to Iowa
state university, Creighton university
and Dakota Wesleyan have been &C.
cepted, and with such strong adversa-
ries in the arena the U. S. D. debaters
realize they will have to be up and
doing.
So far questions have been agreed
upon with Iowa and Dakota Wesleyan,
but not with Creighton. The question
submitted by Iowa and accepted by,
the U. S. d. board Of control is: Re
solved, That free election is the best
available plan for undergraduate
courses of study in a college of lib
eral arts" South Dakota, with choice
of sides, will uphold the negative. Da-
kota Wesleyans have choice of sides
In the following question: Resolved,
That it would be advisable to institute
In the United States compulsory work
mems insurance against industrial ac-
cidents."
The debate with Iowa will take
place at Iowa City, some time in April.
The n with Dakota Wesleyan will be
held at Mitchell some time between
April Is and May Is. The Creighton
debate will be contested in Vermillion
some time between May 1 and May Is.
1t was the request of Dakota Wes-
leyan that graduate students be barred
from participating in the debate with
that institution, and the local board &C
copied the terms. To pit u~ndergradu-
ate against undergraduate is certain
~ meeting on common ground, and the
u. S. D. debaters are satisfied with the
arrangement
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-02-08

Many persons in South Dakota
have been claiming for many years
that this state was a coming great
corn state, but many outside of the
state and some few "croakerS" inside
would not believe it. The government
report, however, for December, 1905,
issued under the authority of the agri-
cultural department, and compiled in
the most authentic manner, gives out
what will be a surprise to many peo-
pie, that the corn crop for South Da-
kota for 1905 IA 51,614,7 1913 bushels,
with an average per acre of 31.S
bushels. Comparing this record with
the reports of other states, it is found:
First-That South Dakota grows
more corn by 5000, 900 bushels than
the State of Minnesota, more corn
than the State of Michigan, and only
10000 900 bushels less than the State
of Wisconsin.
Second-That South Dakota grows
more corn than any of the Southern
states except Kentucky, Tennessee
and Texas. North Dakota for 1905
produced only 2,45S, 63S bushels and
South Dakota produced more than
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-02-08
HOMESTEAD LAW REFORM.
Association Opposed to Extension Of
the Law in the Hills.

The Black Hills Mining Mems asso.
citation has accepted a report made by
a committee concerning legislation re-
garding homestead laws in the Black
Hills. There has been considerable
difference between the mining men
and farmers regarding this matter,
and an association called the Nome
builders Protective association has
been formed by numerous ranchmen
consider to be their rights. The reso-
lutions as adopted by the Mining
Mems association are in brief as fol
lows: That the association is opposed
toextension of the general homestead
laws in the Black Hills, believing
thatsuch extension is contrary to
mining interests, and that it believes
in amending proposed legislation on
the subject SO that only present occ
pants of the Black Hills forest reserve
shall be entitled to the right to enter
their agricultural lands. 1t does not
1aVor THIS homestead law, including
new settlers, but only such as are on
the reserve Also it recommends that
such applicants pay at least $3.50 an
acre, the same price as that made by
the government for placer ground.
The association has also appointed a
committee to look into the matter of
taxes upon unproductive mining sand.
At present ten acres Of unproductive
mining land is paying as high taxation
as 100 acres of agricultural land
which is productive. While recogniz-
ing the rigstful difference in taxation
between mining and agricultural land,
yet the association believes that the
distinction should be made between
mining land which is productive and
that which is not productive.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-02-08
ADVERTISING SOUTH DAKOTA.
Railway Companies Doing Good Work
for the State.

for the State.
The two principal railway compa-
MES operating in South Dakota have
taken up the work of advertising the
state, and will in part, by this action,
take the place of an immigration bu-
reau. But what the people of the
state who desire material progress
need to do is to urge action by the
next legislature toward maintaining
either a bureau of immigration or sup
plying the state land department with
an additional clerk and sufficient
money for printing to help the work
along. The state department is con-
tinually receiving inquiries as to ma
terial progress which cannot be an.
swered for lack of information. as the
department only keeps a record of the
state lands alone, and has no data to
draw upon for land outside of their
care.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-02-08
MINERS. STRIKE IS THREATENED
UNLESS SOMETHING UNFORESEEN
HAPPENS 100000 MEN
WILL STRIKE.

indianapolis, Ind, Feb. 4.-Dramatic
scenes marked the final adjournment
of the national convention of United
Mine Workers yesterday afternoon.
The adjournment, following the dis
solution of the joint conference with
the operators, dissolves almost every
hope of averting a gigantic strike in
April, and the realization Of this was
apparent in the faces of the workmen
as they sang America" and then
filed slowly from the hall. Unless
some influence not now %foreseen in
~tervenes, 100000 miners will quit
work April / in an effort to enforce
the demand for an increased wage
scale.
Roosevelt May Take Hold.
There have been intimations that
either President Roosevelt or the Ma
to endeavor to rehabilitate the joint
state agreement, or at least secure a
discussion of means of bringing the
operators and miners together again.
AS far as known, however, there is
nothing on which to base this.
Yesterday afternoon John Mitchell
discussed some of the phases of the
situation. g..
Never in the history of this coun-
try has a strike Of such f~ar-reaching
effect been threatened. 1t means a
national suspension of coal mining If
90 strike ONE at the expiration of
our contracts March 81, and it in
cludes the anthracite districts"
According to the figures given out
by the national officers of the miners
organization, they expect the strike
to involve all Of the 450, 900 union
miners.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-02-08
THREE PERISH IN BURNING SHIP.
Fifty-Eight Are Also Injured in Fire
on Transport-loss So5.


San Francisco, Feb. 3.-Three men
were killed and fifty-eight injured,
mostly by %suffocation, in a fire that
ragged on the United States transport
Meade as she lay at the Folsom street
dock early yesterday morning.
Plot to Destroy Ship.
Owing to the fact that an Internal
machine was found in the bunkers of
the transport Thomas on her last voy-
age the rumor was circulated that a
plot had been laid to fire the Meade
at sea, as she was t have departed
for Manila yesterday. Mai. c. A. De-
vol, chief OF the transport service, is
investigating this theory with great
care. He is having the cargo taken
from compartment No. 2, to which the
fire was confined, with a view of dis
covering the real cause of the disas-
ter. ''.r D.. '.
The surprising fact developed late
yesterday that the property loss was
only $25. When the water had been
pumped from the hold and the debris
removed it was ascertained that the
Fire Had Been Confined
to a space about six feet square.
There Vas very little fame, the fire
being Of a smoldering variety that
emitted great volumes of smoke.
1t is believed by some of the officers
that the fire was due to spontaneous
combustion of gun oil and cotton.
Rifles were in the vicinity of the fire,
and it is thought that after cleaning
the weapons the men had carelessly
tossed the oil-soaked waste into a
heap. A board of inquiry has been
appointed to make an investigation.
The Meade will sail tomorrow for
the Orient. .r