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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-21
Srgan ais Staatsiefretar.

@ie oerlautet, lit 9rban mad Sss=
muDu b"erufen tporoen, UNI baIelbit
nit Dem fommenoen prdiioenteR AZ
tonFeriren unp glsi93eitig uirb 9sz
meloet, DdB 8rpan in Der neueu Ipz
miniitration bas Setretariat beg
M~uspdrtigen iiberne5men peroe. DAB
8rpan in Der YrdIioentIhaft WilioGs
cine Roue Tpielen fperoe, mar borausz
5uIe6en. S6on aus 0unfbarteit
tDnnte 9rpan niht unberitiidttqt
bleiben, oenn nur ibm uno ibm aleir
bat Wiiion es gu b%erbanfen, bag er
prGiioent geiporben 1T, unItattglarfs,
Der ipauiagen Die Domination an anen
pier 3ipfeln bate, Big 8rpan bic Re
pplte gegen i'm in Seene iebts. lber
BEL alien 9erpfli6tungen ioute MiIz
ION niat Die Srtere1en Der Ration
auBer 4usen lafen, bic uuter 8rp1ns
Iiibrung unmOslt6 gef0roert spsrosn
t0nnen, Denn feline 8egubung liegt hz
itimmt ni6t auf Itaatsmdnniifem
@ebiete. 8rDdn 1T elm gsipanoIer
@eDner, nortreih nnb Elm Weiiter ir
Der &unit, bic 8olt5eioenidaftsn al
erregsn, ober 10 oft IS gait, eirs
id0pferii4e aufgobe gu erfuaen, tal
er itets periugt.
8as CT an 5taatsmdnniI6en pldnen
oOrsebraht bat, ipuroe BON benz bsa-
tenpen 5beile Der amsritaatittu a.
tion nit GHtitieoeubeit 3uriidss.pR.
len. Sein critics Debut matte er mil
Der Jrsiprdguns unb Sober tpirb iit
3u ~erinnsrn piHen, ME be Natipn er.
leihtert a~ufatbmete, als ie ron Isinsl
Vtebsrlase erfubr. Sci ieiner 3tueitsr
g%efperbung madte er bic u~nabbdngis=
teit Der pbilippinen 5u feinem prp.
sramm unb fiel audi bamit al. Sr
feiner 8suerbune segen 5ait bthall.
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pokal-Dertd)t
6er5lib anslaHen
aDnueu it'd ole geinder bes Geut.
iden Sbeaters am nGdyiten
Sonntag.

@er einen angcnebmen un6 ami
ianten Sheatcrabenb perleben nil
ioate aui feinen san Die goriteliung
i'm Seutiden Sbeater am nudlitelt
Sonntaa %peridlmen. Gs iinO prattl
&c Menit,en, ipeld)e Der @~erTaIler IN
.Jnnte Regine" auf Die gilbne Iteiit
rno Die in Sen humorpoaen, iule Ill
oen pat6etiifen S5enen gerdoe 10
hanoeln, nie jeoer reftlid3 oenfeno2
WSenif es tbun piiroe. Wir geben
I'M 9tafitebenben cine fur5e SfiS5c
Ser Sonolung bes Stiides, peltes
entifieoen /als zines DER geOiegerl.
ten @erfe Ger heutifeli Suitipiel'
2itteratitr bc5eifnet iperoen fam.
Ser reide 9antier Moermonn befin'
oct iit in iinon5iellen Shlpierigfei.
ten, ais @raf SEQ bon 9ebern-gpIen.
burg Tim Die Sauo ieiner Softer
Maito, zines rei5enoen 8affiif)es,
pirbt. Ser 9elperber peiB nidts bon
Den uniiheren s~Sinnu3en bes Sdwic-
gerpoters IN ipe unb glaubt, eineit
~fleiuen BoIofiid) getapert gu baben.
Die 8erlobung iou gefeiert iperoen
oils Die Hahrift BON benz SAL bes
8nnfbauies eintrifit. 8raf Geo emf
pfieDlt lid, ploBlif, uno ole GItern
periufen, ibr aine su trolren, III benz
8lauben, Dab Der grdutigum midi
mieoerfebren miiroe. SEQ liebt aber Die
fleine WauD oufrihtig uito obsleih
inn cine reid)e Mitsiit nid)t unange
nebm aetpeIen ndre, beiflieBt er ben.
nod, lie oils feline Srau beim5ufihs
rem mtb anoere Mittel unb WeGe 81
finben, oas notbige @elo fIiiiiig 81
MAIDEN. gr begiebt iid) ihnuritrada
3l ieiner .Sante Gegine", Ger @rafi1
BON gol5intg Die
ibm ifon bauiig aus Der 8erlegen-
belt gebolfen bat. 5ante Negine, einc
Ariltofratin, lit cine 8ertreterin Der
gi,ten olten 3eit unb mill bon Der MO.
oernen @elt uno beren 9eitrebungelt
nid)ts miilen. Aues Neue lit ibr per
tbnBt unb lie miro oarin bon ibrem al,
ten Sousiaftotum SdrlIte unteritiiBt.
SEQ peiB, oaB er einen barter Stanb
thaben miro, er bringt aber feline
9rout Rauo auis ShloB nnb Der
einiaten Hatiirlihfeit oes Wdodens
gelinat es, oas Ser5 Der Jante 9te
| aine an geiDinnen. SEQ ertpirbt lid bic
getpunoerung Der Sante burh Die
ofonomiide 8erlpaltuna bes Cute:
uno am SdhuB oes Stiides finDen
mir elm aliiflihes Baar. Die Zen
benz Des Stiides lit ein &f ser
alten Belt nit ibrcn iteifen SormIid).
feiten uno Dem alaiienunterlhieo,
nit Der neren 3eit, pelde Die alteil
6ormen gegen irtide RatiirIid,feit
abaeitreiit bat. ltno bic nele 3eit
eringt iiegreid) Ourd).
Mer einen guten Sit baben milf
beitelle lidl besbalb o~enielben iofort
in Den befannten 8orperfnufsitelen:
Stats 4potbefe. 8ine uno 2ibertp /.
Sbeobnlb's grd]banolung, SO. 8. @.
-. Ctr.
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2sipaissr Strabe 80. Walomiiler,
OberDoItrabe. unb Mdgner (gendnnt
der ffiptre Wnsner"), Gbarlotten@
TRADE 36, biefe ehten Biere perifertt.
limb fir BITE 0ersbrer bes piliener
8ieres Eel bic biftoriffe Statfahs perz
merit, bab oas piIfener Bier freilif)
bamdIs nur in Jlaiden) auerit 1877
ouf benz MleranberpIab ian Der Stsae
oes beltigen 0rano 6otels) bel Dob
mes Derfdentt tpurbs.
Dies 1T in sebrdnster air5e Der
Weroesans bss BerIiener 9ieres.
nit itoIser gspunbsruns iiebt Der
beuttse BerIiner, pie aus ben beiheiDez
men Mnfdnsen zines 6opf, 2sp uno
9rsn bic Hiefenbrauersien bon bsute
Iolpie bic gsiammte 8erliner 8rau=
Snouitrie burh bic @iite ihrer pro
butte in unier,r 3eit ii4 einsn WeIt=
ruff erpprbsn baben.
(9erliner 2ofuleMns.)
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bic Mnflaes auf unseniisenben 8epeiz
fen berubte. Sn HuBlano piirbe ods
nt6t uuffaGen, neil oort bic Mbmini4
itration mddtigsr lit, als Die 8eri6te.
ssSn ben Ser. Stauten aber bat bisldng
Die NnIibt geeolten, bdb I~Dminiitraz
tipz 9eamte in Elm 9eridtlihes 8erfahz
rem nift einereifen oiirfen. Na6 unz
isrem 2aienDeritunoe bat Der General
Iupalt ii9 elmer groben Mibuhtung
bes 8sridts idulDig gemudt.8 ir fino
iiterrai6t Dariiber, oenu bislang bat
8eneralzInpalt Wideribam tstn In@
ieben Der perion geltsn lafien, ionoern
Die 9eieBe unparteiiid 9egen Gas pols
ftredt,
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Starb an Nintbergiitnmg.

SIN itdotiifJen 6oipitaI itarb &C,
tern, mic Dem Coroner beribtet muir
Der, Der % Sabre aite alnpierltimmer
@iQiam MURRAY, bon go. 812 Sop
fin StraBe, on 9lutpergifhing. Dur.
rap mar Dor Ginger 3eit aus Der.
ieben bon einem Brett an ben Qopi
~setrciien norben, in benz lid mebrerc
ysdgel beian0en, peld,e acpfIuunoei.
pcrnriad,ten. Miirrap pernafjl1ifipie
Dieie @unben ,tno Die Toige mar Die
gIutpergiitnng. bic ieineH Go6 Der.
beiiiihrte.
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Gunncritug, BEN 81. NOucmber 1872


Die Ranriht BON Der 9efanz
qsnnubme Der $4,000 Siirtsn bel Mos
naitir bat iih niht bsitGti9t. Wphl tit
nas tirtiihe Seer 5eriprengt nornen,
aber elm grober She'll bat ii9 ourh bic
Jtutt gu retten perr'o5t. 4ber Die
Sirtet bat nod anoers uno 9iin1tt9ere
Momente uuf3upeiien. DAP lie Itd)
in ibrer Stsluns BEL SI6ataloio nod
3u bebuupten permug, lit lpobl Der pol@
lisen Gri6Dpfung Der Sulgaren 3u5u@
fdreiben. Wenn IS baber 9elin9t, Die
9sritGrtungen aus 8leinaiien reat5etz
zig berun5u3ieben, 70 mag ous glatt
fih mod tart gu 8unIten Der 5lirtsn
tpenpen.
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0a8 brttif4s Parliament cat
Elm bDdit braItii1es 9eieB geqen zen
Mdb6enDanbeI srlaHen. Die elsnoen
areuturen, fpel6e oieien ihmu6polen
6anbel betreiben, tDnnen BET Dem et@
item 0srGeben gu PeitiGenhleben Ser
urtbeilt nerDen, beim 5~tpeiten yer
qeben mub bic 4riigelitrafe perhdngt
peroen. 9os tDnnte ais. Elm boIer
RiitfaQ in bic garbarei erihetnsn,
alein es lieat Elm 3panQ Dor, Der Das
Wtittel entiauIDtgt. Der ~RGbtenbuns
bel i6eint Elm iebr eintrdslihes &c
IdGft gu fem. Dus 9eht oaraus bsrz
ppr, bQB bisldng ale 8efdngntB1trus
fen ntbt permpft BADEN. i'm gu unterz
oriiden. Sn 5olge oeilen nil man
IS nit Der psitihe periuhen. 0os
lpirb o6ne ssrdee pirten. Weniglteas
Ipricht Die @rfobrung Dafiir. Dor III
qefGtr 80 Sabren, aIS Die yriigeiz
itroFe 5non ldngit abgeihafft mar,
ndbmen in 2pnoon Die 8arctteure, Die
i6re Spfer msualings 1berfieien uro
linen bic &eblsn 3uIammeniAniirten,
um Tie bunn in Der 8epubtIoIt3feit
aussurauben, in iol6em Mabe ibtrs
buno, ouB irssnp cine Ibbilfe sefu1@
ben nerbsn muBts, bu uIs 8efdngniBs
itrafen iif als ~pergebens errplelsn.
auh in bieIem Safe griff man sur
8eitIhe unb Tie lite cine fat alsenz
bItdlihe Wirtung aug. Raabem Elm
paor 8arptteure uusgepetti6t poraen,
a0rte bieie Jprm Des 0erbrehens ouf.
0us itimmt nit bergeobuhtung iibera
Elm, bag Roturen, Die iit gemsiner
9erbreheu fdulois MAIDEN, gu rob
limb, ais buB Tie trgeno cine Gmpfinz
oung fir Die Shmaa Der Ginlpss@
rune beIaBen.
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Bonn Ser. Staaten General.

Bonn 0er. Staaten General
MntDalt Wiferfbam lit iiber Elm Aeisenz
tbImlihes 9erbaltsu gu berihteu. Gin
Bunoesgeridt in 5eras bate ouF Qn-
flass Der 9robgeihnorensn 5uftsbs=
fsble esgsn Die orei aobleHDl=M agnaz
ten Ipdbolo, Seaele unb 5lagler fpse
gen uebsrtrstung bes SbermanIhen
Muti=SruitsGeieBes uno rpegen Mibe
abtung oes geri9tlihen 8efebles, Der
bic MuflOfung BEG &obienDl= 5ruits
onorbnet, erlafen. Dieie 9aftsbefeble
uurben auf 8eranlaHuns beg Ser.
Gtaaten General nnalts nsht npn-
ftredt. oils GruHo gibt e. an. bab
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erbemsmabe.

Nus 2~iebesgrnm perildte geiteru
Mbenb Die 5ar5iac Wargaret MrGo.
lnlo ii6 in Dem 9nuIe 80. GIL.
Neit Court StraBe, init @arboIiGure
su pereiftem. Sic fdIudte ieoo1 rtur
iebr ,penig BON benz Gseuben Difte unn
wurbe BON einem icfort berbeigerufe.
men Mrat iebr bal1 auber 2ebensoe-
idbr oe6roHt.
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Die @iienbu6n : 4ommiIz
idre Der berIhteDenen Staten in Der
Union erpdrten nit Spannunq &Qg
llrtheil beg acknowledgements iiber
cine 4ppeaation bes Stdates Wiatez
Ioin. Daielbit batten bic Giienbahnz
aommi6Gre 0is 5ra6tratsn stptihen
glGReu i'm Staate anaeIest llno
Der 8unbes : Rihter in Minneapoliz
eutihiso auf 8eihneroe Der 9d6a,
eaB oieic Q%nprbnuna nift giltis lei,
neil lie gegen bic M~nprDnunoen Der
8unoes GiIenba6nz 8ommiTGre Der
itobe. Sgno6l lire Watt oaburf
pertur3t hirb, 6aben bic Staotsz9 oms
mtfIdpe Den Wuni6 uusssiproher,
baB oieie GntiaeiOung bonn o6eritcn
tribunal beitatigt perbsn mice. neil,
ME fie iGgen, oas 5rafttarifzS pitem,
folange es Der SpuoerdnitGt BON As
Stnuten unterliese, Ii6 in killoIer
@ertpirrung befinoen psrbe. Der ips
fale gHenbabnDertebr lit onr fold Ss-
r~ingfiigiger 8eoeutung, bab Der
wunih, oas gan3e GiienbabnsSpI.er
Der Ser. Stuaten unter national,
aontrOle gu itelen, begreiflid miro.
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Die Spunnung 5tpt1fen
Sefterret6 uno Serbien bot ith ettp1s
osmiloert, aber ous mar Elm san5 ne
beniGhliher Yuntt, Dd BON pornber=
elm Die M0gliateit, oaB Serbten Is
auf einen &rieg nit ieinem mG6ttgsn
Na9bor antommen luiien piiros, ab@
Iuro i6isn. Die 9sfaArlidteit Der
Situatipu liegt bariH, DaB Die 9roBs
mG6ts nttt barmoniia 5uIammenz
pirten, I'm bic tiirtiihe 5ra9e gu 10
len, Iouoern DAP Die 5Ipei 8ruppen
entente UNI Sreibuno einanoer gegen=
iiberitebsn uno in 9e5ug bierouf lit
mob nihts esmeIDet tporoen, mas cine
geferung Der Situation in Iusiiht
iteQt,
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,Ntats pom uebergabe llao
nt6t5 bon 9ertrd9en" Iaqt HpoIeDelt
unb bat IeinsnInbdngern eingeiddrTt
in 2egisiaturen uno i'm apngreB me-
Der nit Republitanern, nod nit Oez
mptraten aemeiniam 81 aanoeln. Der
8efebI rpirb ntat befoIst. tperoen, neil
er unuusFiibrbar 1T. SIM legten Som
sreB BADEN fOrtI9rittlt6e Senutpren,
Die FrsiIi6 bamals nod niht PRO
g~rsIiioe bieben, 8~orlaeen Ser oemofra@
tiI6en ober Der republitaniI6en Yars
tel unter Itiibt, je na6bem lie biele Ten
8oltsintereNen bienlid funoen, uno IS
lit ni6t eriidtli6, tpis tie jeBt onoers
perfabren tDnnten. 0os 8olt niiroe
teinen YrogreHipen me6r tpd6len,
penn Dieier feline Legislative Sbati9@
felt oarauf beidrantte, i'm S4mollz
pintel gu iisen unb iid peigerte, Oh
Der Grlebisuns Der le~gisIatipen IaF:
9aben mit5upirtsn. On Der i"tarrea
llnperI5bnli6teit, Die Gooiepelt uIs
Yarteiprpsramm oufite1t, miro icine
partei ii6 aqmGltg aufI0ien. Das
BOLT fam nit parteien nifts anfans
gen, bic nidt regierungsfdbig ltno
uno tpirD RooispeIt 5uliebe ni6t De
qeIammte Regierungs = Mai6ienerie
gum Stiuituno bringen. Menn fort=
i6rittlihe 9rin3ipien in Der republic
taniIGen Yartsi Gtngung finoen Iol=
len, tam ouS mir in Der Weiie gez
Iheben, boB beioe 5Iiigel tpieoer gu
iammengeben. 8snn tie ii6 ntht nit
chamber peri6meI5en, iinb tie il
leiitunssfdhig pie ein W&e'ler, an
pel6em 8Iinge unb Stiel feblen.
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ben Der Grbolnns, bas tit Elm tpubrsr
So%nnentde nod bes MItogs 2dft uno
Miibe. LIMB bes Grbenlebens fdtptre5
1ranmbtlD iinft unb INIT unb itaft.A
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Die 9unbesbeb0roen I'M
teriuhsn elm Rabatt= SpItem elmer
Giienbabn, rpeldes, spie Is Den Nnz
ihein bat, in betriigeriider Njeiie gum
Ruttbeil Der gabn betris6en ipiro.
Sc lit oufgefanen. baB bic 9nhn fold
groBe Summ:n fir gnt7fdoigungen
5a9lt uno man permutbets, oab es ii6
um einen p~eritetten Habott banoelte.
Die Nnaei6su peiisn absr oaraui bin,
oaB Die @ntihdoigunu niht an 5raht@
Derienoer be5ablt poroen, ipnoern in
Die Saiaen pon gaFnbeamten ab9ez
fioIien lit. 90 beoeutenb bic 9er4paIz
tuna Der G%iienbabnen nl6 Derbefert
porDen lit, iheint maj bod ni6t alien
Dis6Si6Iihen auf bic Spur getommen
gu ieiu.
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Die Nrbeitsr : 60beraz
tion bat einsn Rutf6ritt gu perz
5ei6nsn, inbem iie ous Yrinsip Der gez
fpertIihen Organization tart ourhs
l0dert Bat. Sin 8eihIuB lit anqenpm=
men tporoen, Der in 5Guen, no bic Sns
t"ereiIeu Der Irbeiter IS gebteten, bic
inbuitrieqe Organization erlaubt, bas
beiBt. haB i'm Safe bic Qrbeiter eli
nes 8efpertes in elmer Jabrif itrsiten,
aqe 4rbeiter, QlsihpisI pelfem Gez
iperte iie ~onneb0ren, Die 8eIhdftieung
einitslen mi1en. Sus 1T Elm Sieg
Der INSTRUMENTATION Glemsnte unb
ss bat ben 4nidstn, baB Is linen audi
9elin9en Dirb, 8pmper5 gu itiir3en,
tpelbsr ser 5uuptpertrster bes tonier-
pdtipen glemeHts lit. Wir iirhten,
Dab bieisr Sarttt Der 50beration aum
S6uben uereihen unb Iie Das Ghid=
ial Der friheren Qrbsiterz 8 Quni1atips
men theileu pirp, bic OH ibrem Raoita=
Iismus 3u 9ranoe gingen.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-01-11
100 ENROLLED
IN SHORT COURSE
FINE ATTENDANCE IN SPECIAL
COURSES OFFERED AT THE
STATE COLLEGE
NEWS OF The Week At THE COLLEGE
Remarkable Success with Hog Cholera
Serum from Veterinary Depart
ment of the College

About one hundred young men and
College from all parts of the state to
take advantage of the various short
courses offered at this time of the
year. The five months course il steam
engineering, the three months dairy
course, and the two weeks course in
stock, poultry, and grain judging, are
especially popular. The three weeks
course in home economics for young
ladies is gaining in popularity each
winter. The course offered in do
nestle science this year is especially
practical and beneficial. A goodly
number are also taking the three
months course in agriculture.
These short courses are a real boon
to the men and women Of the farms
who are unable to take a vacation
Tor a longer period OF study. The
class room instruction is made prac-
teal so far as possible. By its win
ter short courses in addition to the
regular four year college courses the
State College aims to reach all classes
of people, and in benefiting everyone,
thereby making itself to be a real ser.
want of the state.
A remarkably successful application
of hog colera serum has just been re-
ported from the southern part of the
state to the veterinary department of
the State college. Last fall DR.. f. L.
Moore Of the State college was re-
quested to send hog cholera serum
to the southern part OF the state for
treating hogs exposed to the disease.
Now the gratifying report comes that
out OF a herd Of sixty head that was
vaccinated only one hog died, and that
one became sick Immediately after
vaccination. None of the others In
the herd show any signs of taking
the disease. Before vaccination about
twenty of the hogs had died. 1t was
not necessary to separate the sick
from the well hogs; in fact leaving
the treated hogs exposed with the sick
ones increased the immunity Of the
former.
DR.. Moore, in speaking of this sue
cessful application OF the serum states
that it should be borne in mind that
the treatment is preventative, not
curative. 1t is advisable to vaccinate
only well hogs. The serum is not
capable of curing the disease, but may
be safely used for the prevention Of
the cholera. The veterinary depart
ment is called upon frequently for
advice from stockmen from all parts
of the state, and whatever suggestions
and help it has to offer are freely
given.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-01-11
MEETS AT YANkTON.

The date selected for the midwinter
meeting Of the South Dakota Press
association is Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, January IS, 10 and 20. The
meeting will be held at Yankton and
word from that city is that the local
newspaper men there will leave moth
ing undone to make the meeting a
great success.
On the evening of the 18th there is
to be a smoker at the Portland hotel.
On the afternoon of the 10Th a trip
will be taken to the state hospital for
the insane, where a banquet will be
served at six o'clock. In the evening,
the newspaper people will attend a
theatre party to be given in the audi
forum OF the state hospital.
No formal program of papers has
been announced but it is understood
that j. F. Halliday of Iroquois will
present a paper on the work OF the
Ben Franklin clubs in the state and
that this feature Of the meeting will
be the one of prevailing interest.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-01-11
DIES ON ANNIVERSARY.

Death claimed another prominent
pioneer of the west when Edward T.
Sheldon, brother-in-law of Justice o.
R. Huntington of this city, died at his
home, 1872 South Sixteenth street, at
10:3O o'clock this morning. He was
"A years OF age and was a pioneer OF
three states-Iowa, Colorado and
South DE- kota. He Is survived by his
wife, Mrs. Matte Sheldon; a daugh-
ter, Miss Gladys Sheldon, and five
sons, Harry and Willard Of Colorado
Springs. Bert, George and Frank
Sheldon of South Dakota.
Today was the t~hirty-sixth a%nniver-
sary of the wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sheldon and death turned it from
n of JOY and celebration to sadness
and despair.
Mr.. Sheldon was a member of the
first Legislature of the state of South
Dakota and helped to organize the
state. Later he held a number of lin
p~ortant state Offices, including that OF
regent of the state college. He
came to Colorado Springs two years
ago. He was taken i'll last February
and from that time on steadily grew
weaker. His death was not unex-
pected.
Definite funeral arrangements have
not been made but the services prob
ably will be held Monday. Interment
will be in Evergreen cemetery
Colorado Springs (Colo.) Herald-Tele-
gram.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-01-11
ENTHUSIASTIC
TAFT RALLY
is HELD AT HURON BY SOUTH
DAKOTA TAFT CLUBS LAST
FRIDAY
R.F. KERR NAMED COUNTY CHAIRMAN
Of Bookings County Taft CIub-Reso-
lutions Are Adopted Commend
ing Taft Administration

Three hundred Taft supporters met
at Huron last Friday to attend a meet
ing OF the State Taft clubs. The cold
weather and poor train service I'M
doubtedly kept a considerable num-
Der away. Secretary Of Agriculture
Wilson vas present as the repreSen-
tativc Of the Taft administration and
made a fine talk, eulogiztng Pres. TAFT
and his administration. Senator Gam
BILE and Congressman Burke and Mar,
tin were also present and made talks.
A campaign committee was select
ed, consisting of one member from
each county, who will also be the
chairman of the county Taft club, and
an earnest effort will ne made to Sc
cure a Taft delegation to the Chica-
20 convention. X. +. Kerr was named
as member of the committee from
Brookings county. j. G. Simmons OF
Aberdeen, was elected chairman of
the general committee.
The following were named as dele
gates to the national Republican con-
v~ention: At large, C. NJ. Day of Min
nehaha county, j. e. McDouglall OF
Marshall county, ID. A. Mcpherson of
Lawrence county, f. ID. Brookman
Of Clay county. From the First dis
trict, John n. E. Sinclair Of Union
county and Harry Chamberlain of
Brule county; from the Second dis
trict, A. j. Lockhart of Deuel. county
and II. c. Behrens of Brown county;
from the Third district, George +.
letters of Gregory county and Alvin
Warner of Stanley county.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-01-11
INSTALL OFFICERS.

The A. o. u. W. and d. of II. held
joint installation on Tuesday even
ing. Grand Chief Of Honor Emma
Thayer installed the Degree officers,
while H. Jerde acted as installing Of
ficer for the Workmen. After the
business Of the evening had been dis
posed Of a general social time was
enjoyed, a fine oyster supper beng
served. Following are the officers:
Workmen-Past Master, c. o. Quail;
master workman, E. r. Hubbart; fore
man, G. f. Thayer; overseer, A. f.
Thornber; recorder, w. II. Murphy;
financier, E. F. Bagley; receiver, c.
A. Johnson; guide, Jorgen Ronning;
inside watch, Angel Anderson; out
side watch, Leon Fourier; trustee,
H. G. Fox. Degree-P. C. of H., Hat
tie Biggar; c. of H., Sadie Marvin;
l.. Of H., Susie Larson; c. of c., Mamie
Honen; recorder, Dollie Anderson;
financier. Margaret Tinker: treasurer,
G. F. Thayer; usher, Clara Sorenson;
assistant usher, Lucy Coleman; l. W.,
Ruth Lynch; o. w. Dora Lynch.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-01-11
A BUILDING
FOR EDUCATION
TO BE BUILT ON GROUNDS OF
BRookINGs COUNTY FAIR
ASSOCIATION
SCHOOL CHILDREN TO RAISE FUND
Movement Has Been Started by the
Rural Schools of the County and
Looks Like a Success

The children Of the rural schools
of the county have started a move
men that bids fair to be a huge sue
cess and one that means much to the
educational interests of the county.
Already in a number of school dis
tricts basket socials have been held
for the purpose of raising a fund to
build an educational building on the
grounds of the Brookings counIv fair
association, On account Of a lach of
room the school exhibit OF the county
has been obliged to accept cramped
schools at all and th>y have taken
the matter into their own hands, and
the enthusiasm with which they
are going about the matter assures
success.
The following schools have already
reported and others will hold their
socials during the coming few
months: District No. 33, Alton town
ship, Rosina Ellicott, teacher, $40;
Medary No. /, Grace Marsham, teach
er, $23.15; Medary No. GO, Sena
Chester, teacher, SIS; Preston No. 4,
Jettie Moe, teacher, SIS; Preston, No.
10, Selma Karlstad, teacher, $26.
The campaign will be carried on
in every school house in the county
during the next few weeks and it is
planned to hold the last social in
Brookings city, at the public school
building and every citizen of the city
will be expected to be present and
buy a basket.
The school children of Deuel. county
raised a fund Of $1,000 for the cor
struction of a county educational
building, and there is no good eason
why Brookings county cannot do as
well or better, if everyone takes an
interest and helps to boost.
If the teachers of the various dis
tricts will send in the amount raised
at their socials the Register will be
glad to print it.