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ner 1450 Gots, 600 Woubeder. 900
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teln, Stmben Ii. 4. 10. oerioret haben.
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gu fonnen. pabreuo ynrtbere Seiite, mel.
de su itoIs ipuren, Tim gtohrunac acfHit.
tel 3u bitten. in pielen ssaIIen lelocn
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fiibIbar su MAIDEN.
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Strabe, beihentte ihren gotten init
eiren S6bnten. sSruu Sront u.
Oitenborf, Ro. 1859 Glib 12. Ctr,
beihentte ibreu 9atten NIT einem
Go6.erher.
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Central glpenue, ipeIda nit i9reul
8atten Stto Sbasidlneiher bel be,
SohfIutb ertranf. piro TienIlal
Rorgen i'm 0reeurpoo6 jrienDof Itatt.
finben.
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mad fstner mobnune. SO. 730 Gress
cent 4penue. sebra4t. Or. Iboms
!tiItets ibm bte nDtbiee Silfe.
- Gpsrett Genselbrod bon Der pors
Ipenue. Siib Gppinstpn, perlor, ais er
periudte einen qb3usstanalbedel aufs
subsbea, bie Spite bes .Ieinsn Gin.
gers.
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me:ie IN sin IihefaB eetporfen .purbe,
cerrrfadte Elm Geusr in bem 9onfe Der
Gua Spbnicn, Ro. 1921 Seott Ctr,
bas einsn S1absn BON 500 perurs
'ahte.
- antpatt Stoeserburs, "a Sabre
oit, ftarb in isiner Mpbnuns, go. 523
Weft 19. Strabe, on 4ltersi ihpGde.
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0abtpm ,tnb 0euebue.

- Sic Mabs,portb Isotb Gaie
Company, on Der 5. ,rtb Glap Sir,
bot ihon am Sanritag ole arbeit ipie.
Der alifgenomnen unb miro Die Sar.
barb 0iaua Co., bic 900 Wann be-
itoftigt, nloraen INIT Der arbeit be.
einneu. Die Reinigungsorbeiten auf
beu StroBen geben ttur langfam Dor
iid), ba Die Stabt Oonton nid)t genug
8oiier aebrauheu bari Inn bic Stra.
BEN NIT Sf,ldl,hen ab3uipiilen.
= 9ie 2eihe oes Charles glen-
ihnibt, Grdiioenten Der Sriitmpb
Safe ono Sod 60. bon GonuerSoile,
sssnb.. tpuroe geitern bebrfs geitattuus
nah leiner friihereu 8obniine in
gelIepite gebraht
- Die Wemorialfeier Der 9ellepue
umb 9opton Ieries DER eagles iinoet
am fontmenben Sonntae in Der Sra.
ternal Saa itatt. Col. {. s. Gogar
non Cincinnati piro bic Melnorioi.
rebe balten ltno tpurhe elm ausgeSeih.
netes ntuiifaliites Yrograum aur8e.
lteat.
- 8as 8aIfer bat Die Straben
9enepues perlaIien iutb bat Qolitei'
f,ef Seitber cine gn3abI grbeiter i'm
Dienit, Die Die StraBen uno slaeps
bonn Shmue reiniaeu. Mebrere iSa'
miIien hoben ibre @obnuugen, 1at-
benz iie sereinist ,inb eetroduet iua.
rem, tpieber be5oaen. Tie SiIfsarbcl.
ten lperSen fortgeiest.
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gluF Der 4ln3a manor IN Der Stnot
Weriso Iaitet bic Sonnengluth. $50
emit Woute5uma BON ben 9inneu ocs
qrben 45tetenternpeIs ieinem 8ott
blutiae Wenit)enopier borbradlte. reft
iest cine pruiIfhdfte autbe6rnle Ihre
Tbiirme in Die beibfIimmernbe Saiit,
unb oaneben, I'M Shatten Der uIrien.
bodt unb liegt 2eib on 2eib sas
6auptltdbtiide Troletnriat, perIunipts
Snblaner une itIedtes 5nlbblut. mit
ausgefroniten Soien. ben bnnten Bon.
do um Die Stnsltern, auf bem aopfe
einen 5uderhutformieen Sil3but nit
unae6eurer arenlpe. Dor BEN Rulaue.
tneipen Itaiii iif1 Die Wsenge. Ger Ie.
goreiie Soit Der ggooe gebt IN toner.
nen 2riigen Don Sanb 3u !Sanb, nie.
rig ihliirien Wnnn nno Reib Sas
8etrlnf. oas Dem europaiifen 0au.
men bodit pibertpdrtis 'd,mef.. Lnb
bier unb bort bat if,cn elmer bes Gu.
TEN supieI, lallt iitd9telt init ben ar.
men unb iud)t Sanbel. Tas iii Weri'
fog llnterihid)t, cine perblo0ete. in
tiefIfer llnpiiienbeit geIaiiene gtoiie
Don Girgeborenen uno Wseiti5em. ab-
DedicInb glitartig uno bosspillia, il
mad, Der rihtiaen pber Der ialidsil
gehanbluna. unb pom teinem erHiis,
rem gtreben beieelt als Dem SrIeb
ben farsen @odenIobn in oas seIiebit
Git. ben 9ulaue, um5uieten. llni
bic Sberitiht2 Gle iabrt aerabe Ia
Qorio auf, bieier taglite,r Monifeitn
ltiou Der tpirflihen oher Dorgetonih
| Ten Snblunestabigfait. Gin Wag,i
roQt hinter benz nnoeren iiber oas
Bfldter 1rlb biegt In bic apenot
Iunrra Elm, bic pornebn,ite Strabe be-
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Die dlteiteu Menidenrehe
Guropas.

gisber bate TsuiidIanb oas gris
piIeg, ben alteiteu bsianni.n Wsnjntns
ref europos su befisen uuo snar IN
9tital! sinss BON proIsHor 8. ShO.
isniad i'm Sabre 1907 bsim 3oris
Ulau.r, unpeii 6eiotltsrg. sntoedt,H
linttrtisfsrs. CT seidnst iih eurn
sin, gang aubsrOrb.ntiits Ulafisieit
unb O0liisem ainnmunssl aus. 70 oab
Is iberbaupi MID! msbr mogIit mare,
ian nit boiler Sihsrteit a!s Msnih,ns
.isf.r nnsuisbsn, tp.nn nift bic gsSabs
nuna cine rein msnIdlits mare. lie
s.oIosiide ginlGesruna in isbr nIisn
Qsdortisisn, sufammsn nit timer
tD6ii oIteribimIihtn Nostorns uno
g1rsnIouna perbiirst ieins 3uesb0riss
tel. sum dliertn TiIupium. b. 3. sur
srIisn 5Gliie bss Gis3titaltets. aus b.r
nsitsrs menlhlihe E.e.eisreiis nihi
mebr teinnn. sslporbsn ino. Tisisr
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oosr su mminbsIisn ernftlih esfGbrbst
hurh England. ous benz iss! sin et:n
10 mer!fpiirbieer ME teoeuiiamsr
Iuno a.m.lbsi ipirb. Or lpurbe Don
Dem Geoloe.n CHARTS Dnpion a.'
inahi unb BON bsm beionnten polds
ontoIossn profsHOr Smith moobnart
in 9eorbeiinns tn-mmen. mas pcr
pornkrsin olIe DenGhr fnr elm. pii'
fenI6aftlih muft.rniliiae Wshnnhlvn,
Der Gntbeduna fistei. Ti, neusn foi
fen Wsn'dsn-sfis bsHefen rus aatll
reihen Bruhisii].n .iner Ef1>elfnp,
| Eel unb Der 6Glfte sints un.eriieiers
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Sestidbe 0esenieitise
Jeuer.V .Veriihermuss.8e 8eielli&aft
ppn EppiuatDu, Gn.

Die mtteIiehsr obiaer Ssfeut6nfi fne bier
init benaobriditei, sab am wlontag. ben z. Gpril
1913. itTn rs tbr gbenbs. bic SabreS.Ger
famruuna berieIbeu TN bet Office her 6efeus
ifoft. an ser Ghbspeft9de Der 4ife unb W1asis
fon anerue. ffattfinoet, nm eiu BabIsssomuritiee
su ertpdhIeu. oos stanstoateu fir bis am g. dat
1918 ftattftnbeubs ItrsiiorsHpabI aufsufteIsu
bat.
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6umor bss 4usianbes.
Gan: .Du fasft. bab iis atr<i Wanner
gum Motniinn gerkbsn BATE" -
Bella: so. sinem barcn CAB iie .in.n
Eorb.- elIa: limb pie mar es init
benz nnberens" Bella: Den bat fie
ssbeir1thst.1 .Mesn To!.or
fagt, bab ih mir sin Rei.pkrb anf6aI.
fen folIe." .Marum bas2@ I'd
ipeib nihi. Nag iein. bab er es nib.
in. MID nsgen meinss Wagenleosns
5u bebaHoeln. unD sur 4bpehslunq
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nit Der Bite. ihn srii in Ieinem aoms
tor gu lefen. CT that bits, unb Der
Brief lauteis ME foist: I'D bin oss
notiiai. Dir siipos miisutbeiIsn, mas
Dir RUNNER tsreitsn ipirb, aber Is
| iabi Fh nidi psrmsioen. Du fouit al.
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les niisn, mas aud bic 5olsen iein
mosen. Wdbrsnb Der gon3sn Issisn
Dofs babe ih gsfIb.t. Dab ss bitrsu
.ommsn riirDs, attr it bab, bis gum
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ben msinigen." aaltr Sdrs:b itanD
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sehnten Wals ptrg,iI.n, unb earum
i6rieb id Dir oiefsn gri.f." atsr
oissmal pereab er ss nitt.
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ibtr bic ariti,. 4m.fth Dir
8siirsbuns.n siRistr Barrier III Hsrs
letter, bic free aritit gang nussu.de
ben unb osn gldttsgn nur ned b.u bic
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aunogsbuHs Gbmons Ref.anes si
btm Sahrefban.si. Ger II o:ict o.
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i'm 5fsa.sr Ger Siss /, bi, fen kus
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bin iibsr3.usi. bab l.etr Stri t'iea :.
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asnnlnb tu NsH
mas essia .. Na'.
BAN, StaeisbIs Com.
poune iur mia asshan
bot. ID mar fhwdA.
ntrpSs uao iersit iht
ath,t dnestu ale
Shla'. 9tsi 'oHiuss
10 .dalih NIT ms.ntr
arhtii out uSrmur's
Unn iuhs mia, stbH
oabrs iauasr ale be.
Dor Id 9hrs @se'iin
sln,nusilmtu bsgaun.
IA, merft tseer ItTaa
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aomapor, 5trat.-. Id Ilii idrtdlid an
daer 9tridisbuna unb 4iafenlraushtst. 9tl
mar bic game 3eii i'm Gitnb Hub icRnfs fanm
siHiae Shritit aehsH. Nd eadis. Dab itl
nitmdIs aebslli msgbsH 'annls, dis msiHs
Wuiir mir dntifib, mil ynbia q Glniham's
gsastatlt Gcmpeune sinsn Striun ~ ma.
d,rn uHo if thai ss.
I'D bin son Der EerihifhnHa ashsiii uEe
ben msiusm elaftnfstesn stteh Id alaabg,
has 9omponne II, bic bette Neei,in auf Der
Gret fur isitsnes ,yrausn." - frau 3iota
5afpsr. 1omauer, 3sras.
MrHu Sie ipe,ieileR Natb IabsG
iuollcn, 10 idDreiben Sie on Die tnoia
Is. 9sintham Wieoieine SO. teonlioen.
tiell) pgnn, Wnii. Jbr Sriei ipiro uen
riusr Srau aeofinr, geleisn mnb be.
annuortei uHo itrens sebeim srbal'
ten.
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an baIten unb selans es ibnen, cine
AnantitGt pelSe, Sperngldier. Silbers
ipadren, olte @elbitiide unb Straubtns
febern 5u finben.
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5rau fiblt f9
10 Sabre
jiinser
EeitSem apbia g. Yinfbam's Hsar
table Gompouno ibre Wtiansbeit
fuieber bereeiteat hat.

qsuispias, M. - ga ma6t mir rim gro.
I.s geraulasn, Surd m.in Sdrsibsa gle IN
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rashsn, Sis 'rahsr ~ s0niuiiirtn, bepor ne ~
tiusm nrst aebi."-Srau JHist 3tliis,
aagg gans Ctr, poaisptllf, an.
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mer lanainm poran.
Ar3t. ~Sbre @oitin mare a!Io
lpieoerberaeitcllt bis aui Die 2prod,.
iiorl,naeM. bic Id nun su beieitieen
perinhen mil Nd. Nerr TOT.
tor oos bat ia niGt 10 orobe
Giles
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Gin Weiiterbanoit.

Bon 8ictor Gttmdnn.
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Die Netppurt Office fir bas Gin
eianatier 8ulfsblattA befinbet fid5 in
Ro. 339 Yorf Sraae, gsseniber benz
0purtbanie, ipoielbit Neuisfeiten, An.
,eiseu u. |. N. Bis 10 1lbr 45 Niua.
ten gbenbs entgeseusenommen uer.
ben. Selspbpn Soutb 24Of.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-01-16
s. D. S. C. ORCHESTRA TOUR

The State College Orchestra and
Concert Company, under the manage
ment of Ted Aiken and the leadership
of Professors Christensen and Hedge
have just completed what will in time
probably prove to have been the most
successful tour it has EVER made.
The principal object in making the
tour was, of course, publicity for the
institution which it represents and in
this tour the orchestra has touched
the center where publicity will do the
greatest good: i. e., the State Capitol.
Little need "a said of the home con-
cert which has already been reviewed
in these columns, or of the concerts At
the smaller towns upon the itinerary,
viz: De Smet, Highmore, Miller and
Arlington, except that they were at
tended by large and a~ppreciative au-
diences everywhere.
OF the concerts at Pierre, more must
be said. The most prominent fea-
lures Of the rendition of the Messiah
by the Pierre Choral Club, aside from
the able direction of it's conductor,
Mr.. o. o. Young, and the unusual ex-
cellence Of the chorus, vas the work
of our soloists, Mr.. Hedge and Miss
Highly, and Of our orchestra. In ex-
pressing his appreciation Of the latter,
Mr.. Young stated that he had no idea
that there was any orchestra in the
state which could so ably handle the
difficult score and with so few re.
hearsals.
Mr.. hedge who mad sung IN Pierre
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-01-16

that institution to improve it's business
section, etc.
The opponents of the plan answer
thuswise: That a monument is erect
ed to no institution until it is dead and
the Commercial Club is a long ways
from that state and will be a live one
for many a day, unless it goes broke
through foolish appropriations; that
further effort should be made with the
city council, in the belief that they
are not a bad sort, but on the other
hand very good citizens, but human,
and more can be accomplished by
working with them than by antagoniz-
ing them; that as far as the question
of what the club is doing is concerned
the results of the past speak for them
selves, and loudly enough at that,
and the doubling Thomases should dig
out their ears and listen; that as far
as the club not paying enough for it's
rooms is concerned, why the organiZa-
ton is no beggar and if more rent is
demanded We can pay tiff we only
hang onto that 1900 bucks; that the
cost of installing the system would
seriously cripple the treasury of the
club, and the history of every CONNER
cial club or business mems club in
Dr0n1yin0c opI fhnra hoya hnnO GpV-
eral of them, is that as soon as they
got down near financial bedrock the
members began to desert the ship n
the organization fioated off on the
gentle sea of oblivion; that the club
was not organized to finance n par
ticular institution or install perman-
ent improvements that by right should
be done by general taxation; that the
opponents of the plan under discus
sion are as much, if not more so, in
favor Of cluster lights as those who
favor it, but they do not approve OF
the club financing the proposition
until all other plans have fallen by
the wayside; that the club needs a
good substantial balance in the treas
ury, a thousand dollars OF over at
all times, as there is no telling when
money will be needed and needed bad
ly; etc.
In the above resume We have tried
to fairly present both sides of the
question and 1t is well for the men,
beers to consider the facts carefully
before the next meeting. AS far as
the Register Is concerned we have
always iavored the Cluster lights, but
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-01-16
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Direct your efforts toward the collec-
ton of these accounts and Try to get
them all to pay a few years ahead.
Any candidate who makes a house-to-
house canvass with the idea of collect
ing these little accounts a easily col
lect at least $780, 90 before next We'd
nesday and $4,000 turned il on that
day would count you $4,000 extra votes
in addition to the votes on the regular
schedule.
Only a few weeks of our big contest
remain and any candidate who wants
to win the Automobile should devote
every minute of her time to tho con-
test work and also get all her friends
to help her. Some IN OF the young
ladies in our contest is going to get a
fine new Ford Automobile absolutely
free. There is only way to win
the auto and that is by working hard.
We assure you that the contest is be-
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s14S,500 $125,000


The State College orchestra furn-
ished music for the governors recep-
ton and the inaugural ball at the
state capitol on the evening of Janu-
airy 7. This engagement is one OF a
series on a special western trip, which
included De Smet, Arlington, Miller
and other points. In addition to the
seventeen members OF the orchestra,
Dean Garrett Hedge, Miss Aurora
Leekly and Mise Highly werc taken as
so'oists. The orchestra is widely
known owe the state, and its success
is largely due to the untiring efforts
of Its director. Professor Carl Christen.
sen.-Pierre Free Press.
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are not altogether satisfied that it is
the duty of the club to install them.
However, the matter is up to the club
members and We will cheerfully agree
with the decision of the majority,
what ever that may be.
The last business was the election
of five members of the board of di-
rectors, as follows: II. f. Riley, j. F.
Erwin, C. E. Poole, E. H. Carlisle, /. E.
Lees. Tho meeting then adjourned
for lunch.
The new board Of directors met at
the club rooms Monday evening and
organized by the election of the fol-
lowing officers for the coming year:
President, Philo Hall; vice-president,
H. E. Riley; secretary, G. A. Gullick;
treasurer, Van Fishback.
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COLLEGE APPROPRIATIONS

Below we publish the appropriations
recommended to the legislature by the
state board Of regents for the main
tenance of the State College. 1t will
be noted that no recommendation is
made for new buildings, except for a
farm machinery building, an addition
to the creamery and a glass house for
soil testing, all to cost small amounts.
The regents recommended that the
state university be given $4,000 for
a chemistry building. The figures for
the local institution are as follows,
the first row being for 1913 and the
second row for 1914:
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seven times before was warmly well
comeed and sustained his brilliant rep
utation. Miss Highly made her first
appearance as contralto in the Mes
siah and her work has been the sub
ject of favorable comment upon all
sides. The unusual depth and rich
ness of her tones with her sympa-
thetic Interpretation gave beauties not
often heard IN the contralto arias.
This with her pleasing personality and
the N OF authority with which
her parts were rendered were suffic-
lent to gain for her the united com
m%endation Of chorus and audience.
On Tuesday evening, the orchestra
again came into prominence in the re-
ception by the governor at the capital,
and in the inaugural ball.
The concert at Pierre was received
with decided appreciation and upon
this occasion the orchestra was able
to display their ability in concert Sc
lections. Mr.. Pratt's trombone solos
received especial approval and the
solos Of Misses Leekloy and Highly.
and Messrs. Hedge, Christensen and
Peterson were all accorded the appro-
baton they so we'll deserved. The
most popular features of the. concert
were the duet by Miss Highly and MI.
Hedge and the quartette by Misses
Leekley and Highly and Messrs. Hedge
and Gotthold which brought the two
portions Of the program to a close.
The effects of this tour cannot now
be estimated but it is certain that in
terest in our institution has been
awakened among the members Of the
Legislature and other officers at the
capitol who a be of benefit to the
institution both in maintenance and
extension and that in time this inter
est will show results.
Commentator should be given Pro
fessor Christensen for the splendid
training Of the orchestra and 1t Is
planned to enlarge the organization
into a symphony orchestra which will
mean much to the community.
The able management of Mr.. Akin Is
also to be commended. 1t requires
genuine progressive spirit to assume
the risks financial and otherwise, and
the many worries such a trip invar-
iably entails and too much can hardly
be said in favor of the spirit in which
the undertaking was entered and ac-
complished.
The tour was nearer a financial sue
cess than any previous one and a
good house tomorrow night will not
only land the venture clear for this
year, but the management will be en-
abled to pay something on the deficit
Of last year and the year before.
The concert will be repeated here
on Friday night, January 18th, for the
benefit of the many students and
others who were unable to attend the
first concert.