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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-22
Granife Iaaifcihpninaer.

llnoer oen IN Se0elie al 5lpue.
plaoien iDnes oct. JON on Der after
ifaI fofnlite Sang / ben fsbenbdon
ife Suftiport % aebellbannere / Ii.
hisinopis igen BRACES no pan Eloo.
fen paa Anioger. Ioet Eireftionen
bar engogeret Den peroensberemte
irnnifc Slipper 9bontcIoup til at al.
be nogle 0poisninaer Der / 9odife
oogene.
Observation-Disclosures 9bantelonp
9rditationer er ioo %nonpiitige /
3ristigbeo. at engagements iumnen
1000 SIR. on 3ogen iornlentlig
life fan iiges at urre ior bei. San
goar life al geien Tor no9en Slags
Stiaing | 2ilffenb hans guolutioner
o. Ieoen SiumeIiprpt pon Woifi.
na~ or inn iinoipnae, at BET tdger
@eiret ira 3~illfuerne. San nOis.
rcr for oct ierite ct 2ooping.tbe.
2onp.91mnmer. 3. b. / beifriper
meo Gpporatet en- Girfel meo Iia.
meter pinfelret rioo Soroen. aibrp
Der ina SGsiien og iIuper liac 70
meo Sopcoet neoao oa 6iutene !
8eiret, fpntrer ina Waifinen SiOe.
Ianos on. ioa 9ingcrne itanr loo
ret. iriler oerpan rinot Here @an.
ae % uoferer Den innfnl6te aSilil
ilppnine1, % aSpiralflpbnina" Oh.
40 nieo eiterieIgenoe boalGnos REQ.
iturtning. banter ino en- SIags
.2ilittango", D. b. 1 ban %beifriuer
I'll VroptrGfferipiral iioelGnos :
suiien. oltioo parallel meo Soroen.
Sans Sobeontmer er oct, ban fnloer
.oet oeoe @lnos 5SoIO aennem Sii
fen: bet beitaar / at Gbnntelciip
f9ntrer Wnifinen bsit oppe / Suf.
ten og Iooer oct rereiter buirule
rlmot cllcr innfe lonaiomt eIler
piIinori moo Sc-orn pan iamm,
Maooe iom man ier BET, noar ct
9fao ioloer mob soroen.
Gnopioere tidaoer ben franife
S~immsihnno iig at aaere Gfsitels.
FER oppe | 2uiten, i5et ban meo jim
Maisinc beifriper 9oaitnuer og
9af osroppe.
ia title llae4 / asbenhaull
iaar laaleoes ct ,mioooeIia lioligi
s'tiraiilcnsnlmer.
GoporO Spore.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-22
Sro pan DIT sano.

Scr oct treble. oeriom on ifnI bli.
pc ii'on0 til ct nofere nogei oeiiq
.auo, nlua on bope FRO pal uor
95qerinaSiorm OF ale @rlmoa T.
Ter for. at on ber bnbe Jro pnd aen
Il or Der beoite NegeringSiorH'
%noacniinoe notGnft al WGn0, ~
tens 5eo ipirer ober belle geroan
3en er beo't. life ioroi ocn er iHlo
fflmnefl. men foroi oeu fan lnrfs
ido iulofonmen, iom Solicit iel) III
iie1 at hope Ben. Gen er en- 5cl.
It's Heaeriug % Den relief Ter
Snlfets Snteai9ens % Epo. Zen.
oenicn | bette 2ono gaar iteoia ROO
Ell nier populGr Regeringsforn d
huert eneite 5orieg. Tom bar iom II
Miaol at bringe 2anoSitprelieu :
nnrnere 9ersrelie me0 Solicit. ei
iiffer paa enoeIig Seir. Dor ne
ger~ingsiorm er 900. aofo ben ct
7emofroti, oeriom on er en- 1enie
frat, eIler en- @epubIif, oeriom on
or Ell RepubIifaner, men | beggc
1iffploe 6iuIp til at gsre oen til en-
3eaering at Solicit beo Solicit OF
Tor 6olfet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-22

0annmeren % ira alminoinaen til
@nobien). peo Siplp al tuilfe man
III fon gore 9ornbolm" paa &c
Gage oa eno0n foo Jet boooe IA.
raoisbafferne. Sammeren. almins
oinaen meo 5reoerif D. Toes Mo
uuncnt iont CT gnr Rumofirfer
buorni iarIia bcnlGrfes giierlarito
Strife.
9ornboImerne bar Ell itor Gune
I'll at npriic ON alt ganlnelt. bnaoe
Sprog. MeIooier. Groeter oa Nps.
ntnaer. noget Oct epriae 3nnmurf
buroe Irage iia liot mere eiter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-22
tyOrnar.

Get 6oraar er. man foler oct,
bet mplorer oDernIt
a Smaafrpb nj paa buer Ell 4let.
5bi Sfab'ren Dem bar falot.
Ger rorer iig / iDageit Gin
en- 6raoIheo. 2Dit % 2io.
Smaablonlter 1otie rem / ~
a. Bamle, ue9ne SrGer
o. trooie M buer llpeirsifl
De ueo. oct 6oroar er;
Gmt rens @rl M borte er
1bi Som'ran oen er npr.
9iaar 1osens aie liz Bar llitt,
liz 9lomiter llfter /
ior naite Atorgen after, imuft.
iremimile, itsn % bio.
S6i Demonstrations anIoeovs
er 9lent for Soleus Sps.
Smaafugle 9oope slao paa apiil
% toioore nof iaa tro,
De glpoe jig / 0aabet uiit
on mart at iatte 30.
% belle aoret brpoer no
laf til 0imlenS @uo.
Nj Sfabniu9en oen ppperite
er Menneitet @lios Barn.
Mcn at, bpor bleu oct innget tioi
5atans fine @arn,
De beolte Gutter 6rllaes Ell
til Serrells Eris, 0 nei.
9ruO no. min SinL / Sof % 2ou
troos Spnoens auloeaps,
llofolo Dig ret, iont @lomiten Bit
/ Gnooens SoleIps.
. Ieroens 2psl DIT aImagts 9lip
or oct, iom giper Yeroen 9ip.
Mnna
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-22
Gn gaaroas | 7anmart.

aenmnre. q. Qotota.
Zen 2. april, 1914.
SEQ elifer sc arsnne Slm0e,
meo 1onerneS onggenoe 5alo.
sea elifer oe blnnfe SunOe
.aeo Seilernes Iuiinotal.
"a, ianoan iunger 8igterelL og
leg nleo BAN. gtll, on Solen be
Gpffer at parme Nortb 8afotas
9'roierer, ilpper 5onfen poa S9lt9.
liens 8inger bien til init fore.
Qamle. ifeune 2ano, og allie De iub.
lsnoe 8aarrsiter, iom ioa lGnge bar
illnlret / Siertet gennen ben Ian.
&c. fol0e 8inter, brDoer no lig fui.
orenoe Spoler og nil life Iqngere
iIpnges iuOe.@ llo pil iea 10
nn. iaa longt, langt, ooer De beie
5ieloc-"
Get er tioligt en- 5oraarsmor
gen. Gn fslia 9riie itrpger iriit
ben oper Dc ipirenoc aornmarfer
dnrr 9naoraaberne. lia Ciontantel
{ 5%iliinotnl Tuner % alinlter / Den
tbaaoenoc Sols Straaler. Ma
iao iriif oa herliu man ielerl Se,
bpor tint SoleH ioraploer lrGtop
pene 6eropre / SfoOenl ST Darnlt
rs6apl0ent Sfer bpiler liaeiom
fqrtegnenoc oper oe tore. briltelioe
Shopper Iet gqrer o. 6rpOer ais
@eane. o. De BRINE 0efbIaoe iprin
ger nlc0 imaa Smolo % ouler lDo
leit til 5oroen. &c ildnfe Stammel
onUer faleut / oen Iette &ino, On
on Ter Iugoraaberne inloe Tin
nenoe til Soroen. og On berer oct
itarpe Smrf. naar De ilaar ma
Sfon6nnoeus piSne @Iaoe.
9Grferne ioinser iig j iiore areo.
ie bsjt % mon oen IoiebIaa Sim
mel lneo DC bpioe. oripenoe Sfuer
gut Ceres Struber iuloes
o. oeres 9inger ifGlper / SiUslpit
% 2ips9laoe, OF %iublenOe 5riIlel
ifingrer faIoenoe oa Ioffenoe ben.
oper 0e arsnne Mare % aiuer Gift
i oca ipirenoe Sfou. aa. ior IN
Snbell ! 0tmoreopis fan on lie Dem
liaeicm inloa, forte aSriffe heit op.
pc Den lcite Worgenluit % ocres
nmoerliae. oragenoe Song inar oil
eacn eiul til pemooiat oft iuna
i Sarmoni me0 bent Dit 9rpit no
uioer Jig. % on lqnaes. lpnges
% ueo life ielp citer buao. Sae
iart iom oct oog isler ni uare Ipt
felial "a iao osmie mnoerliaf
Euit iorn @anloioroen Bar
Sell Der ipringer en- narr. )
lanae. flooicoe Spring ioripinocr
ocu oper 9rdtmorfen mo / Sfopen
Ger oil, bpor BET aamle, mosare
zoe Sfongrroc er fnIot meo @intcr
gpffel Soer eneite al Dem cr c.
arnitperf. iom inaen @uIoimco fan
gore efter. Denne fine. bsieIige
grenne StGnael og oisie rene. me
hoioe. floffeforrncle 9lomiler mco o.
%onlpanle Stsuoraacrc. Jaa en- ioo-
Snu glonnt. og on fnn intet beore
@iffebe iaa 'pon Menbeo oa llifplo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-22

Oct or often. -
Tl,smsrfct irnfer fig Iansiom
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-22

Scr oct iierre, nlao man life ba'
re BABE Gro fao iig iel9, paa @lell.
neifene % pan Den Negeringsiorm
man leoer moer; men oeriom on oil
asre en- tor @erning, moa on baue
Jro paa @no. NnlO mig life ell
Brett, hi iea er fnn Ell 2qgmono,
men ieg er life biaig til at laoe
@rpiterne monopoliiere a%riitenOom.
mems Geliionelier. Sea taller life
no ira Ell 4rGitS S%tanoputft, men
ira oct onglige 2ius Griarinaer,
naor iea iiger. at Der er Ell tor 6or.
ifel meaem Znifet ON at leoe iaale,
oes, at Menneifene roier Dig, og IN
ifet ON at leoe iaoleoes, at @nO fan
opre tilireos meo sig. Spor itGrt
emo Oen enfelte Mano fan bare, ~
Der oog ineen, iom life bebeuer ben
Stnrfe, iom fonlner ira Eroen pon
@no og 6elelicn al bans beitanoiae
RerbpreIie.- Qln9oommens Benz
Slloienot al q. q. 6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-22

- -" ~ - = ~
be beitonenoc mco S~alpoelcn al iifte
,Snobpaaere iri Menneifer % oen
anoen 0olpocl Slaner. enoelig Jog
oette Nibeliteo lia ct Snn i9ennem
bans 5anfe: ct SnS iplionatiat
leo liz ieln fan life beiiaa. ca
fanifc bar intet enfelt 9i6eliteo 10.
Gen Sinoc enet en- iaaoou ,Slhiln
belle ionl oette til aiifttnin9 o..
Cpaer Al Ell mGatig Splittelir.
SrOcns FlaOs / eli Saa.
abrahom faloet al euo ait no
ira lit Solf "a lit sonO Tor at
arlmOluapc en- Station oa Ell Nell.
aion. Som ct Aeiuf.ot Al bans
FRO ifobtcS gt Solf. ion / lit @gri
o. inc NetinaeIier life oueraaaeS n
iloaet anoct Solf / Siitorien. 5rc
bar leoet 1ionercrne aennem 2r
fenen % %itiIleie llrifoue. % FRO bar
bragt anore I'll at islae | De ierites
Spor Tor at lGgae / port Sono
8rnnonoloen til Ell Giuiliiotion lao
ilorilaaen. at @croensbiitorien life
fcnocr ben iisrre.
I'll tror pao SfoIenooonnelie %
Den 5ro or @rnmoooloen til Dine
Shnoicr. Gil bar FRO poo ben
Sfole, DIT or en- elen al. og Den
5ro ierte oia bio. Cine 5orplore
% genner bar bait Sro pon. at on
ouer til noaet, oa oerior bar DC
6illlpct oig inS / sin nloarenoe
StilIina. Sea ifol oele bette e.
ma I lire 9elc on gore mine 9e.
m~urfninaer oereiter.
dor oet ieriie maa ou tro pao
oia ielp. Sffe iooleoeS. at on ltal IA
Dc DIN Selutillt0 lloDttle llQ fllego-
isnae, font GgoiSnle er life oen al
leruGrite Sell. Din 6noer pleie
sc at lac. at Ell ~itorhopcOet Mane
funoe ifabes OH til en- posienoe
SterrcIie, men en innabierncf
Mano bar Der intet Soab for. Ger
ion on bliper Tor %itorbobeOet. er Der
moi al Dem, iom oil biplpe oia til
at reoucere Din Storheo. men or on
Tor fife. fnn ingen bialpe Dig. gu
maa tro pon, at on fan uof6re Dc
Iing. on ioreiptter 0ia. ellers bill
on life rngong begpnoe pna Dem
&c. Tom mongler Tro, prsper life
at opftoo noaet OF bill better life
opnnn noact. Dc itGrfe SroesmGno
prspcr enooa oct ion ipnes umuIigt
oa oeo at iorisge pan BET piier DC
6no6 MGno meo Ell uiuiaelia 1ro or
iitono til at uorette.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-22
Sanif lntberit Settlement
De. ifsnne GOfeaa 6iate at irrigated" eanO spO Colorado.

10000 acres 2onO er it til Sioe til uOentcnoe at irIges
cement moertegneoe til port airfefolf. Meo bper , Secions
ioIgt oil Der blioe gipet $1,000 al aompagniet. til Opigrelie al Sir.
fe % SfoIe. 9pggeplaos Tor arfe Ige 6iertet al SettIementet
er n1preoe u0peget. Wange al bore Soft rinot onfrung Stnterne
er MI interesieret, og Ri Logger 9laner fr at rehe oerno og ie Gan.
bet, bultet er ~beigeenoe fno Wil ira SernbanebD. Soroblmoen
e9ner fig iprig g6t for Srri9aion og 2onoet er igont, fi fr
sen, sfou ofn. og neunt at bebonoIe. Store aolinger al alfaIfo,
Sfaoa gron, 6elo 9eos, Vegetables etc. proonceres Der. SEQ.
ming al areohurer, 6aar o9 Son er me9et fOroeagtig. Goeao
Srrieation Heierboir og aanaer er tulofsrt mRO en- 9efofnfng al
$2000,000, oe itprf Snefolo 9ier9eue iifrer rtgeIig 9onO oa
oernee tore gOIinger.
2anoet irGges for So Collars pr. acre meo @anoret. @inu
fan neies meo at betaIe 10 Collars pr. acre neo peo aebet. Nefen
3 Ii9eoelte nordge afbetalfnger, og man fan oente , ar eaer
bnbe 2 Qpinger, f6reno @f6etoltngen begpnoer. Genten paa @en.
gene er 6 per Gent, Der betoes 1oert aar. qGrcuriion train" al.
goar til @oieuo @fote fgrfe og treble ltrsooo bor Manueo.
Sea oil pore GLAD peo at meo6eIe en6ber, bnab ell Cur fohcr, gne
9efeo ON oonoet, 0PnGi6be6er, DER fnOes Der, og @lon ior oct
oonIte Iutb. settlements airfe oq SfoIe
Slmf Sunep,
203 groaomaD, Gonncil Slnfis, Sown.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-22
salerens Cpsauc.

Set er 5alerens Gpgane at oper.
beuiie. on for at opnon bette maa
ban lGgee 9Ggtcn pan lit Sbcma
% life pno iia ieIo. en bar iaat
mnoer 3remitillin8eR al 5orifelIen
meaem Iemostbenes og Cicero: .
.Raar Cicero tolte. iagOe 6oIf:
,Spor qoot Cicero ialerp men naar
Geniostbenes talte. iagoe 5olf: gao
os bragg ITO inoo 9biaip.'@ : 6or.
bolo til en- lalers 5oralemHelie Al
iig ieIp % bans @anen belt % i
Den Sae ban er Ialsman0 ior. iDa
rer ban til set Moal geltalen9eoeu
frazer al fine 3urfere.
FOR oct anoet niaa Ben eiieftip1
Taler bore Sprre oner lin 6renitil
lima. eonobeoen maa iremiiiaes
fart. ion Den fan anbeiale iig ielp
til ale, unotoaen Den JON bar Ell
ipeciel aariag til at i%orfaite ben
90 bn aortbeo er gegnbeliens SiGl.
ma GoIeren bare iitauo til at
tranee iommen en- beI Masie | iaa
Orb. San man bare epigramna.
tiff. Com 9lD formet til analrf
foor Tin effeftibe 4rait forgQct, lao
nran ganfen iaa' i'm S~noiluoelies
Strait uenoplig iorsaet beo at for.
mes | Orb % 9iIfeoer. iom fan
fnnae giet o. inoarope fla ielu !
Sufommelien. Ealeren naa pare
Snatia | bineSfie 3remitiaing San
maa beller life tale ober line I'll.
bsrrres Sobeoer % boa nloa bans
Sproa oforia barre oct alminbeIig
ooaIiaooaie. Ger mac nGre arafi
bets Simpeltbe6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-22
@ibelen iom SiGlp til at Opnaa
geltalenbebens Waue.

Zen eiieftipe Ioler niaa gsre
fliitig Drug al gibelens Sprog %
gine6er taaet ira ben beIige BOG.
Ia Qincoln iorberebtc iig for jim
springfieIotale, Tom ban bolot :
1858, brrste ban Timer for at leoe
eiter DC rctte Orb. Tom flnoe pGrs
ct ianot 90 belt llotrpf for ben
Sbe. Tom ooniuereoc hans hcle Sip
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-22
Veltalfnbeoens
0emmeti beorr.

soreoros al lloenria5miuiitcr
@iaiam ). Nrnaii.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-22
Sor6ercoclic or mpopcnSis.

Sorbereoelic or mpoucnoig.
Nlen OIL fan life bape FRO pdo oig
ielp. nnotngeii OIL ueO, at on er Tor.
tereot for oft Ar6eioe. 0eriom ell
oar ct ipaat 9egelue fan ban uiull.
ia bnpe aIi innlme 1ro paa i'm ~.
life Stprfa. ioni ct gltblet bar; o.
"a milf arait er. %neouenoig, er Oct
iprirarligt. at ma itprfer lit Se1eT
ne ina mcget iom muligt. Sntenef.
niel llopifIinl er oaion nsonenoi9
~ mer neonen0ig M. emo ben bar
ier. "a fin noale ida bar 9e
iio6elie al NeiifoleOnnnelie. par
Monaelen pna bette Sortirn life iaa
isineial0enSe. 9ht on iaa mango n
Saafsrere. Snaer. Sournnliiter o.
cnooa IorretningsmGu6 er 0siifo
lcaraoucnter. fan inaen pGre tieni
nlco al ana mo | nogen SiusitiliHa
uSen oea 6eoit miiIige intelleftiele
1orbrreoelic. 3criou on oerior on
ifer at bare FRO paa oia ielu. maa
on ppre iorbere0t paa at meor Dine
aonflirrentcr pnn liqe 500. % Der.
Tom on er iorbereot oil Dc mart Tor
itna oa ielc Del iaa bel iom on ielu
ut beit Wnnl er oaiaa Ell nep
Ucnola Eel al otn 6~or6exeoeIle I'll
licner MET paa at title q Iapt Mac.
90 moo ct beit, 2eriom on gaar
no FOR at fa1npe nm ior q rent
~ieIpiif MoaI. oil on mart iele
Sfannneu gribe oia. mar on er /
ocres 3arpGreIie, ion fanlper Tor
6sir N}nal d n noble ermoe.
Sro pan Wenneifene.
SCR oct anoet bao Ere paa Wlen.
ueifeue gor 5foleoonneIies itore
Sell cr. at ogn life or tiIitrGffefia
mnlpatbetiif Zen iti0er ia oper
DC %fanprnoc Mosier. Zen er ior
ofn folb % funiif. Get er beore
at fepe 1iaio til oine &eomcmlc
ifcr % blioc ifniiet mn % oa emo
al ,o,pIe pna ale % lepe enioni
@fenieifeheoeis 0ierte er iuuoi o.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or miiperiai
T;,l paa Den; %appeler til Den, limo
ieie moo ocli. Seg er 6nnge ior
3 alcaes Glltofrati iea reipefterer
YER. cnmcnS Rlutofrnti. men ieh
intftr Sub Tor @jrrternes Ieniofro
hi. III nlaa eIife. bpis oil oil bli
~ eifct. .Ie elifeoe hnm icroi
eon clifcOc Dem isrit." Get er Aner
fenoclien. Tom uotnleS oper oelll
iom neaennnttiae bar arbcioet icr
hefe 1olfets geliGro. Sorbino oia
irlp | Spnpatbi neo Dine 0ieomen
nrifrr: irroes ibIonot Dem % lGr
Gem at feioe. OF on pil foa Tiaio
til Dem, og DC til ois Gericm on
CT itprfere emo andre. bGr ct tiingr
re oqs. Geriom on CT opatigerf
no andre, bis oette neo at on or III
Tia iii at noe itsrre 1ieneiter.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-10-29

~bilization started July 81, but the
soldiers here refused to go insisting
that the Russian government produce
money to support their families while
they were away. This being refused
they piled ties across the track ahead
of the engine and sat there. Every
one who entered a car on the train
was seized and thrown out. In spite
of the promises the chief marshal
would furnish the required funds.
they refused to go as they had no
faith in his promises, Finally the
Cossacks were sent and the men were
forced on board the train which final
ly got away many hours late.
Cars for moving farm products
cannot be secured as all are used
for the transportation of soldiers. AS
the men and horses have been sent
to the front there was scarcely any
of the grain that can be threshed and
it Is a total loss.
Mrs. Justina Brunsch.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-10-29

National Prohibition Workers to Wis.
Ii South Dakota.

Sioux Falls, Oct. 29.--In the big
gest campaign of the kind ever at
tempted on behalf of prohibition,
twenty well known statesmen, ora
tors, lecturers, authors, musicians
and singers better known as The
Flying Squadron of America will
soon come to this state on their ma
tional tour. Their campaign includes
a series of entertainments and lee
lures in 200 of the principal cities of
the United States. The Flying Squad
ron will come to Sioux Falls We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday, Nov.
IL, IL and 13. appearing at the city
auditorium in two meetings each day,
in the afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock and
in the evening at 1880 o'clock, no
charge being made for admission.
In the campaign undertaken for
warding the prohibition movement,
the six civic mass meetings here will
include orations. music and song, one
group of the Flying Squadron appear
ing the first day, another following
them with a different program on the
second day, and still another group
taking charge of the meetings on the
third day. From here they will go
north to conduct similar meetings at
Watertown and Aberdeen.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-10-29

President Wilson Writes Letters to
Many Congressional Candidates.

Washington, Oct. 29.-President
Wilson wrote letters today endorsing
the senatorial candidacy of w. w.
Black in Washington, r.. b. Stevens
in New Hampshire, Edward S. John
son in South Dakota, w. f. Purcell
in North Dakota and Representatives
futile, Townsend and Baker, candi-
dates for reelection in New Jersey.
The president will also send al let
ter endorsing Representative Bor-
cheers, who defeated VIM. B. McKin-
ley of Illinois, former chairman of
the republican congressional commit
tee, at the last election. Mr.. McKin.
ley is running again for the house.
Through his letters to Vice Presi-
dent Marshal and Representative I'm.
derwood, the president has made q
blanket endorsement of all democrat,
ic members of the senate and house
running for reelection, and has sen
individual letters supporting almosi
all the new democratic candidates
He has also sent letters endorsing q
number of democratic candidates fol-
| governor.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-10-29

South Dakota High Schools Organize
League.

Mitchell, Oct. 29.-Following sew
eral years of scattered agitation up
on the proposition, the South Dakota
High School Debating league at last
has been organized. Organization
was effected at Deadwood last week
at the time of the sessions of the
state educational association and a
constitution adopted.
The constitution provides for the
division Of the state into districts, in
much the same way as that Of the
state declamatory league. The de-
batting champion of each district will
be determined by the elimination
process. The district winners will
then clash for state honors. Since
several of the leading schools of the
state already have completed ar
rangements for their debate schedule
for the present year, active opera
lions of the league will not begin un-
til the fall of next year.
Prof. Arthur Chittick Of Sioux
Falls high school, was given the hon.
or of being the first president of the
new organization, chief credit for its
formation being due to his efforts.
r. B. Irons of Rapid City, superin-
tendent of city schools, was elected
secretary-treasurer. j. c.. Lindsey,
principal of Mitchell high school, was
chosen to act with the two officers
as members of the executive board
which will superintend the work of
the league.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-10-29
AUTUMN FESTIVAL
COUNTY SCHOOLS TO ASSEMBLE
IN MADISON TOMORROW.

Under the auspices of the State
Normal school and County Supt. Del
la Sheridan an autumn festival will
be held in Madison tomorrow at
which county schools will be the
guests, twenty-one schools of the
county to be represented.
The exercises will be held on the
State Normal school grounds, the
schools assembling on the campus al
10 O'Clock a. m. The program which
has been arranged is as follows:
10 a. m. Assemble on campus.
IL a. m. Opening address, DR.. ],
w. Heston.
1880 a. m. Spelling contest.
1880 p. m. Picnic lunch in the
gymnasium.
1880 p. m. Athletic events.
$3.50 p. m. Moving pictures, Ruby
theater.
A p. m. Normal glee club, song
When the Flag Is Full of Stars.
Awarding of the banner.
Closing song, Star Spangled Ban.
ner.
This is the first festival of the kind
to be held in the interest of the coun.
ty schools and it's success will prob.
ably establish an annual event.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-10-29

Check your fall cough or cold at once
don't watt may lead to serious
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bottle of DR.. Bells Pine Tar Honey
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baby or children are sick give 1t to
them. 1t will relieve quickly and perma-
nently. It soothes the irritated throat,
lungs and air passages. Loosens phlegm
is a~ntiseptic n fortiies the system
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germs from getting q hold. Guaranteed
Only rs cents at your druggist.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-10-29

for corn huskers. Five cents a bush
ell for husking is the prevailing price.
but in some cases six cents a bushel
is being paid. Good huskers are
earning "a a day.
Warm, sunshine weather prevails
in this section today. The Washing
ton bureau in its forecast gives as
a that the touch of winter of
the past few days will be followed by
warmer weather generally through
out the country. A warm wave is
moving eastward.
E. M. Bourne's stock sale at the
west city limits yesterday totaled
$1,000. The highest price for a Jer-
sey COW was s172.50. Other sales of
Jerseys ranged from 500 to $40.
Holstein grade cows sold as high as
$140, and yearling heifers of the
same stock $50, while Jersey heifer
calves brought as high as $50. One
mare sold for $3.50 and a stallion
brought S340. The Jersey stock was
of fine breeding. The attendance at
the sale was large and the bidding
spirited.
A. f. Hitchcock, president of the
state board of regents of education,
has issued a circular letter in opposi-
ton to the proposed initiated and re-
ferred law No. 3 which will appear on
the ballot at the election next Tues
day. The proposed law is for the
purpose of establishing a university
course in the Aberdeen Normal
school, and was initiated by citizens
of Aberdeen in the interest of that
school. In closing his letter Regent
Hitchcock says: THE time is not
ripe to develop another university
at Aberdeen. The university at Ver-
million, the State college at Brook
ings, the School of Mines at Rapid
City afford opportunity for collegiate
training provided by the state. These
schools should be more thoroughly
equipped before attempting another
institution of similar grade. The
question at issue raised by this bill
in its simplest form is whether the
regents of education shall be sus-
tanned in the attempt to define the
scope of the institution or whether
the Commercial club of Aberdeen
shall be sustained in the attempt 70
.,evelop the institution into a second
university. To vote yes" is to sup
port the Aberdeen Commercial club.
To vote mo" is to sustain the efforts
Of the regents to maintain an educa-
tional system best adapted to the
needs of the people"