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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-26
Die sseftunsstuerfe npr
Ciinmet tpmrSen geiprenst
unb ie@ef9ibsuHbrau4 d.
Bar gsmd4t, sbs bt.
bic Ruffen bic 1t
tuna ubergabeu.

St. gettrsburs, %. ausuft.
2luf gefsbl Der Grmesbeb0rbsu bat iih
bic GaruifOn Oer ysftuns Sfopes am
%. ausuit Der ruiTifden Geloarmss
aRsef4lOiftn. Die J.fuHs tpurSe s.s
rduuri. nadbem Die psrmurHrten Sc
itunssper.s ssiprengt, bic b0lSernen
9ebdube perbraunt uHo bic Geldiibe
fortsri6dfft oSsr unbrqu5bar ssma9t
porbeu ipaHu.
Die 8eamteu oes ariessminiitss
RUINS iaseu nit gesus alIf Die Rdus
mung Der Geftuug. bic ben rui4tisiten
llebsrgang iibsr ben gOber Dsrt6siOist
battle. baB fie fi& gang tefcubers gu.
fir bic gertbeibiSuns sesigntt. ipeis
iie mittsn in eiRm Iuuipfi9eH G.ldnb:
lag, unb ss f9iper mar. an fis bsran.
slaommen. Dieter llmihanb mar uber
aud elm srObsr Ga4tbsil, nn6Otm bic
iyeiiung pon Der armoe abgeidRitten
pOroei, ba bas fiIupfise GeIdnbe ni&t
.iiir Matsfdlls assigrst mar. lo3nsrn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-26
Die admpfe att ben Tar,
bameilen.
9ngriffe Der 9riten a NJ
SOnntag unb WOntag
mitfdptren 9srIuFsn
fHr biefetben abse
fdlaaen.

RonFantinopel, S. auguit
Die fOls.nbs offisieIIe getanutma4una
nit 9tsug auf Oi. OpratiOnsn an ben
0arbansIleH III am Usitipo9 bon be:
tiiriiihen Rssierpng srIaHsn porbsn:
.Sn Der Rdbs BON ari gurnu srifi
an ScnHias Gteub Der TeiHo mad
bsftissm Gepebrs uno Ulaf6irRns9t.
ihiibfeu,r 8anliiiat All. Der CROFT.
9bsiI Der bort in attion bsfinbli6sa
JruppsH ipuros ipdbreno uniertr o.
senaHsriffs pernidiet.
r4m Wontag 8ormittus mddts Der
GJsinb sinen dbnliaen 4ugriff in ber
Rdbs bon g)edil 1epsb unb Sunsu
gair, sr mar ober ee5Dunsen. ii4 su'
riidSusieben. na8oem er isar iapsrt
9srluite srIitten.
~gsi StbbubI 9dbr. an uniersm
rsttsn 5Iiis,I. BAT uETers ariilIeris si'
n,u GefsIbaIIon bsrunt.rsei5oiien."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-26
bic Spannuag geiuiAen.
WluH iie6t betrrffS Der gSlrabic".sln-
gclegenBett uOn Serlin 5nfricben.
iteaenbeH geI6eio eutaegeu.
5H5miIdDen 3erbridlt man iidj OcH
SDpf oGritber, iueldJcr 9lrt bic uou
SentidylnnO sn madJeuOeu Bur.
idbGge ieiu uerocu.

@oibtngton Q. g., 25. 9lu5
Son @erionen, Die Dem DcttI!tcn
gotitaitcr Grufeu bon @ernItorif
na5e itebcr, lit @raiioeut @iliou lul-
ciii5lca bcuafridjtigt moroen oa5
Die nadlte 9tote Gus Berlin ijber oos
9erienfen Der r}lrabic" i'm G6orat-
ter p0llig befrieOiacn0 iiir Die Ser.
ciniSten Staaten iein Diiroe.
Cas EeIegramm meldc8 ser 99t,
Italtcr 'geItern auf GjcbeiB ieiner Ne.
gIertng Dem Staat5oeporteuteut
libermitteIte lno NORM erfldrt miro,
CAB Eel Der &erientltng ocs Sdiiie3
ourdmls uiht Die 9lbiHht uorlag,
amer.faHiiGe MlenidrHIebeu 5u uer-
nIdten, miro oabrn auSgelegt, bag
0eHtit)lano nut gesug auf oeu In.
teriecboottrieg gegen SatoelSicbifie,
Die Iebiglif oem @aiiagieroerfebr Die.
Hen, gorIdIdge gu MAIDEN berett lit,
Die Die gereinigten Staaten 8ufrieoen
iteqcu Deroeu.
Gie geamteu 5erbreheu fi6 5plr
Den &opf oariiber, mas GeutifIano
,uobI ouribIugen f0nute 2l6er Die
9critd)eruug, 0uB in Berlin Der ulf-
ridtiee S8lmidl gebegt piro, es auf
feinen @rlGh nit oeH @ereiuigteu
Stuatcu oufommen 5u Iuiicn, bat Die
SpuHusng gun5 beOeuteub geniIoert.
gislang bat Geutidlan0 Oeu
St1rlbplrnft eingenpmmeu, oab Ieu.
trcle, Die aitf feinoIid1en Sdifieu fol.
rem oieie nitt DOT gIngrIffen id3iiseH,
ON aIIerpentgiteu ouru, merm oeie
Dhnition on &or0 babeu. SSu ieiuer
gLntuort auf Die erite &lpitnnia.9}ote
ifIuy 0eltfdIano Dor, geIuiiie
SdUiie su beitimmer, Die Dor 9Iugrti.
len iicber iein ioQten uno uou ueutra.
len 9teiieuoen 0eSbnIb obue 8ef19r
berutet peroet founteu. Die amerita.
nii6e 9iegierlm9 aber periteiite iin
odrauf ouB 2(merttduer auf trgero
eInem ibuen puiienoeH Sd]Iite reileN
founten iIilo uies oen Geitihen 8Or.
idIog 3urild SSeet lit man bier 8e.
fpannt, mas 0euti1lanD tbun rptro,
obnC iicb ieiues beitritleuen 9iehtS
oes laudyboottrieges segeu Den ieinO-
Iiheu 5auoel 3ll begeben.
Sos 3icL oes NrGii0ertcr grlipr
unO Ieiner 2(omintitratiou 1T barduf
9cridtet, eiHeu 9ru9 nit Deutid)
Lamb su oerntetoen, oob oiirfeu oabet
teine neutrulen 9iedte preisgegebcn
iuereen, rir rpelde ole Ser. Staatcn
lin 9tamcn oes @0lferredyts uno Der
YteniAIitfejt" eiutreteu. Qtau gi6t
ii1 bier ser Scfinung biu, oaB DIE
SonolungapeIie 0es Goud]boot.aom.
lnanoeurs, Der Die gglrabic" o1uc
@arlng perierfte (rpas nod gar
llidyt betpieien woroeu 1T. gIrum. ).
ReO.) pon Seiteu Der oeltIfeu Ne
gierlmg miBbiligt miro. SIN uebrt.
gen lit man bereit, 8u boreu mas
Berlin 81 laeen bobeu tDtro.
8ritif f9sr Qoidttter db'
eetlr3t.
2pnbpn, 25. qtuguIt. Der 2euts
uant Wcaartp pom 8iiesertorps tam
om Wlitttpod ums 2ebtu, als er IN eis
mem @aFerflug5eua iiber GOutbdmps
ton mdnonrtrte. Die Wblfhme gerietb
olibsr Srbnung unb WiGGart1 nurcs
in elmer !SD9e DON 1000 Gab bsralts.
,gaAlsuaert
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-26
$if bufrn nbrr itttarr tto@ Gnoe $eptembrr oie
paroanrlfm forrirfm e1 k1t,me1.

Oeutihe publitum 4eute rsgaltrt por'
ben if, bdlt ss ibm idper, iiA Elm llr'
tbeiI I6er ben StanO Der 0ffentliaeH
UfeiRung in b.n Ser. Staateu 3u Bill
ben. 9as auspdrtige 2lmt 1T ii4 a6er
Der 1eitIen Ratur Der Situation Be:
DuBt uub 6suiibt Iid, cine &riIis abs
5upenbsn, bic ni4ts Gutss 5ringen
tanu. ghan 1T odber in gsamtsntreiisn
boiler 5offnuna OaB bic 2(nselegenkit
in befrieOigsnber gBsfTe erIebigt tperoeu
pirD.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-26
Gie Staliener
9 on oem Beuer ber 0Fers
reidti6en 4rtillerte
aus Poiittpneu am
Rptre Stbuii per-

y - u I ~ w
Rotre Stbuii per
trte BEN.
8ien, %. 2luguft. Die ToTgen0t
offi5ieae 8etanHtmaaung purOe an
WtittpOa DOM arisgsminiiterium er.
laFeH:
Rufii6sr Sriegsf6auplaB: r0ii
1ruppeu oes Gr3br5Og5 GsroiHaur
uno oes Generals &rspeB baben gu.
Iommen nit uniersn 9erbiiHoetsH Den
Jeino unter fortpGbrenoen SGmpfeH
in Der RidtuRg auf Cessna 5uriidge-
OrGrgt.
Der BioerftGno Ter RufieH, fiio.
lpciti9 DON Brett 2itpDst purbc ge;
bro6en unb Tie purDeR upn Dem 5slo.
urari5aQ Don glr3 uRo OeutideH
Sruppen Biz in ben SeituDgsgirtsI gu
riitgeporfeN.
.g3uroDitli6 DON 8Iaoioa triebeU
oeutI9e 5ruppeH bic Guftn tmmer
psitet IN oos Sumpfiano binein. D:
Rapaaerie urter osm General PuAu!Ic
riidt auf 6eioen Seiteu Der BON SOpei
ra6 aobrin fit6rsnoen Gbaufee Dor.
(Sp6rin liegt 0itlid BON 9rsfts9iteust
uno ienisits Der gefiirdteten qripeta
SGmpfe, nGbrsRb auipel oisFsits Der
Simple Iiegt.
.SonpsO 6uiarsn eritiirmten cir
6efeitigtss 9orf an Der Don Spp"I
na9 Brett 2ttppst fii6renosn Giieuo
6abu.
.3rpii6en Dlaoimir 8Olpnst unS
Der @reu3e DON geFarabten berriht
poufdnbige Rube.
StalisniI6sr 9riessI8auplus: nSr
o.r 9egeuo 6es 0oberbo qIateaus bal
unierr 4rtiqerie feinbIi9e SRfaNterie
Die bic iubli6eR 466Gnge bss Wsurt;
0eir uno beg Wonte Sei6uIi befebt
batten, gu sinsm f9leunisen gaiid3ua
gs3uuugen. ltriers 6rout iiiOpeitIit
bon San Mlaro mar ubermdIs einsm
bsfttqen Qrtilleriefeusr ausseieBt. 2tm
Ntittag unternabmeu bic StuIiensr eis
nsn neuen Qusrtif Der aber prompt
abgei6ldgen tpitrbe.
rgor ben 8riident1pfen bon 90r5
unO 3Olmiuo uno In Der @egeHo bon
&ru berricbt psrbdItntbmdbtgs StiIIe.
Sn Der Rdbe Don TIita baben ober
mebrsrs iebr beftise &dmpfs fattse-
funben.
.spa cm gr6eua riiG.e ieiuSyi&s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-26

2onbon. 25. quguii. Gin bier an
abenb psr0ffentli9ter Ofii3ieIler BE.
ri5t ii6sr bic neueiten Speraiionen
auf Der @aIipO!i SaI6iHfel ma6tH
bem Gsriiht Elm Gnoe, baB es ben brls
tiI6en 9ruppen ssluns.n iei, bic 1iir'
fen gu fIoutirsn ober iie Don i5trI
CpsratiOnsbaiis Gbsid9ueiosn. Sr
bem geri6t beibt IS. bab usHH aud
bas ueueroiuss beiest. Gebht p0a
srOBsm Dsrtbe III. Der 3ped Der nrusn
2unouHg ni4t srrei4t porben iei.
Bel ben eritsu ansriifen, bic glHs
ianss oss ROHats ssma4t uurbsu.
errsiaten bic auitraIisr uno Rsu Gee
Idnoer bic 65ben Don Suri gabr uno
gbanat gdbr, ipittigs pOiitionsH an
Der Wsfttiifte Der 9uIbiHiel. ID dber
bic neuen in Der Suola gai gelanoeteH
5ruppsn nitt i'm Staube iUaren, in
To!6em Rabe oor3uriideu. nj. eripdr'
tst porbn mar. mubteH bic 4uitra'
Iisr uub R,u SssIGHoer ii9 tuieoer gu
riid,isbsn. I'm Samitas Duroe elm
nsusr glHsrifi semadt, ss s.Ians ben
9riten aber ni6t. bic Soben gu srpeis
den. uub iis mubteH ii4 GbermaIs sus
riidoisben.
9n bem 8etat ipiro ;liseftaHosH,
oab bic gritsn ibp.rs 9erIuise erliis
ten bittsn, ss piro ater tr0teno bin.
susefiisi. oaB bisienissH Der aiirsen
ned sr6bsr ssiDsien isin uiiiFen.
Die 9ritsn babsn i'm Gan3eR eine
iJront Don u WsiIsn 2dnss an be:
Weitieite Der GalipoIi Sdlbini,l bes
iest, uHb on eiHiseu puuttn iiHb iis
cine anisbuli6. Str.de ins Sinner.
porgsbrunssn. Die 5iir..n pHtb.ibissn
ibr. gOiitiOusn in 'ebr sdbsr Deii.,
Die glgiirtsn iinb a6sr INNER nod pol.
Ter i5offnuns. bdb NIT ben iidrsen
srupRnmaifeH, bic ibHsn sur @srfii'
guns iiebeu. unb nit 9iIfe ihper JIot'
ie lie I'm StanSs isiH psrbeH, DOT GiH'
tritt Sss i5lsatsn Detirs = gnbs
Septm5er - Die DdroaHeILsn gu for
eirsn.
Die DittsrungsoerbGltnife fpisIen
isbt ou9 an Der 6itliden Grout cine
Rols. Sn aurIaHb fdrsi Der gOber
bereiis in 6cIs. anbdItenOeH Rsgtns
an su bur9psi9sH. unO ss erf4nert
biss ben 9eufidsn bas gurtpdrtsg
brinsen ibysr ariilsri.. sic perfa&en|
aber INNER md. Si. RaFeu 5urildaur|
brdHnsn. bic 5ipiiSbrn ben Gliiiisn atl;
unb Der Gtpina itsben. uHo iis ifxinsn1
ipsnieit.nE an einsm puntts erfOIgrei4I
sereien 5u fem.
General bon Gidbnn. Der aounoI
erobert bat. rlidt in SiiIi4r Ri&tunsl
pcr uHb aud bic anbsrsn fiiHf 9lrneena|
ris auf SrsifsaitODsi su mari6irsn |
liidta uaaaibastSGm Dor. DisifutCj
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Jn Ruklanb riifen bie2Ser.
blnbeten auf Der gansen
Sinie opr.
I'm GienItng puroeH abermals 5000
ISeiauaere gemad)t.

au6 Gentral opn 2infins
genriitt isBt 0itti8 pom
gag n n0rbIi8erRi4'
tung Dor.
Berlin, %. 2luguit. uebsr Con,
bon. Die ruTiI4en OorgeidObren go
IitiOusn iiiOipsftli9 DON Der TeItun:
Brett QitOOs. iiub am 9isnitag Doh
ben 0eutf6eR burabro8en iDoroen
lpie in Der offi3ieIen getauntma8ung
oes groben 9duptquartiers am Ulittz
mod angstiHoist tpurOe. Die getaRHts
maaung Iaatet ME fOIgt:
.DsitIi6sr GrisgsfaaupIas: r5u
Der Champagne BADEN mir in erfolgz
reitsr 8eiis me9rere Winen geiprengf.
r5H BEN gOssieu purOe ein 4Hgriff,
ben oer 5eiRO auf ben S6raBmaHnels
uHtetHabm, nit 9anograruten abges
ftIagsH, uno Iiio6itIi5 Don SOubers
mad puros berisnise Sbeil unIerer
9rdbeu, ben mir dm II. 4uguit Der.
loren, pisoererp6ert.
Gin OsatitRr arisSs GeropIan
Bat bel Rteuport siHsn frGu3oifIhen
0oppeIosdsr berabssi4Ofsn.
.OeitIidsr arisgsf4aupIas: R5rb.
Ii5 pom Rismsn DurbeH in einsm er.
iOlsrsihm gefs4t in oer Rd9e oOH
giri6i 100 RuHeu ssfansen gsnoms
men.
Die Qrmse beg Generals Don Cid
born riitt fortpGbren0 tGmpfeno iisgs
reid in 0ftIider Ri6tuns Dor. 0ieie
grmse BAT 1850 9efansene gena9t
urO uebrsre TSaI4hpsagsfaiiss srbeus
tet.
Die 4rmee bes Generals oonSaoIj
Bat 9srecOlpta srrsidt, ar1s5pu sss
rommen unb 1T iubIi9 ppn 9ptocin
iibsr ben garstp 5IuB gesanssn.
g9i. 2lrmee bes Generals DON 9ans
ipiS BAT bic garerp Bride an Der Sos
taID ginIpitot GbauFee gsRommen.
Der rsats 6IiigeI Der glrnes bat Or
.IaHta errsidt, na9Oem sr bic RuFsr
suriidgstrisbtn. 0ieie 2lrmes bat 400
gefangene gemaht, oarurRr 18 Off.
3iert unb 9 RGf9iusrgeidlBe srs
obert.
qrmsegruppe beg prtH5en 2sppolo
Don gapetn: Der Geiub periudte am
9isnftas psrgsbIit, uniers 9erfOIgung
gum stiuitanb gu brirssr. gr puros
anssgriffsn uu6 in ben WaIb BON gias
Iopesta Suriidgetrieben. Siibli6 Oou
oisism WdIo errei6ten nuIers Sruppsn
bic geseno pou Dieri9rpicSe. Dir
madten bier 100 9eFdrgsne.
Die glrmeesruppe bss SeIomars
idaus DON RadeuTen, ben sei6la8enen
6eihS perfoIsenO. ndbert fi9 ben !9ds
seln am peitlifer llfer Der 9esupd,
n5rsIi6 Don 9reits2itUpst. On bsr
STANDARDIZATION 5rDRt pna eH.aionss.
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ISn 3n6famo rii&en in5mi(6en oie ~Seere oer
25er6inoeten una6fd(fg por.
Sic &urpuen 9spitpnem 8reit~Situnsf inb burdJ=
brpdJem.

nNH Bis GFngst uHsfd auHn
atm Rdt n6bGfr Wfung
i'm
tat auaanM a guaaH Onenaft atA frs
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gSetter6eri@t.

THr Obio, SEbiana. N2i6iaan
UNI Oas peftIt8e penniDloanien:
S6ones Netter am 9pnnerItaq unb
5reitag.
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Sic Gnglanoer gebtn Elm 5ebldagen i6rcr ueneeu Gr
poition auf oer @aQipoli @albinhl ID, - :;:;;:

Snfanterie gegen ben n0rbli6er S6eil
oes Ylatedus bon &aparpnne Dor. gtm
UftttDO4 NOrgen 3u frii6er Gtunoc
be9auH Der angrtff. gaIb na9 Cages
aH6rua 8riFfen itaItentI8e 8ataiaOn:
auf beiesn Seiten Der nu6 Sonale
tu3renoen StruBe an. Der aampf tit
bort nod I'M 9ange.
"&n Der gaH5en SiroIer @ren3e fin.
ben 9eftige &rtiueriesefe3te itatt.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-04-29

great modern device to protect the
farmer. Well if l can't sell my wheat
can't / go v there and get an insur
ance contract as you call it, an option
No, no, you are not a member; but
can sell an option for you. Please ex
plain. Well | will sell an option fol
5000 bushels of wheat for you 20,
future delivery, say, September. There
are only certain months we can sell
for, it will only cost you Is of a CEN
as commission per bushel and a like
amount to buy in again. All right 60
ahead. But we will have to have a
cash margin first, says Mr.. c. M. A
margin, what is that for? Oh that is
to insure me against loss in the case
the market should go up. What? /
thought you said that this future SELL
ing insured the value, fixed the price,
etc. Yes of course it does, and that is
very important; in fact we could not
do business without it; but l must
have a margin to protect me as your
agent. How much? Well as we have
a lively market at present l would not
feel safe with a less margin than zoe
per bushel. That is $1,000 for a 5000
bushel option. Suppose the market
should go up ten cents, what then?
Why you would have to put up an
other $500. $500 for each ten cent
raise. Yes you have it now.
Mr.. Farmer cannot understand why
it requires $1,000 and upwards in cash
to insure, what has already been in
sured by a future sale and concludes
to sell his W grain by becoming a
member, and asks where he can buy
a share Of stock, and is advised it is
not a stock company, that to become
a member he must buy a membership.
Where ear | buy one? We do not
know. They are not for sale on any
market. Can't l buy one over there
in the pit for future delivery? No.
Why? We do not sell chances on any
thing except some kinds of grain. 1t
would hurt u reputation, looks like
gambling you know.
Surprise No. 3:-Mr. Farmer wants
to be a member, and finds a man who
is willing to part with a membership
for $4,000 and buys. Happy, thinking
that he can now sell his own wheat
on the great grain exchange he walks
to the chamber with the confident air
of an owner and is again denied adj
mission. But he asserts, I am a mem
Der now, and here is my membership
He is informed that he
may own a membership but that does
not make him a member, and that
floors him. He cannot do justice to
subject. He is heard soliloquizing
Four thousand dollars-good
money-gone to hell-trying to get
into that grain exchange-that open
Cd market-to sell my wheaton,
Gee. II. L. Loucks
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-04-29

OF Moline, ILL.,, to the p~rofessorship o.
applied sociology. DR.. Thoms secured
the degree of doctor Of philosophy
from the University Of Chicago, major
ing in sociology, and since his gradu
alton has written several notable
books, n of them, THE Working
mans Christ" having a wide distri.
button. For fourteen years DR.. Thoms
was pastor of the Baptist church in
Vermillion, leaving in 1914 to take
charge of the First Baptist church in
Moline.
The last steamboat on the Missouri
river will disappear from Pierre Dy
the going of the w. D. Walden. which
has been sold by the railway com
pany at Bismarck. The Northwestern
Railway company has maintained a
steamboat at Pierre ever since the
line was constructed to the Missouri
in 1880, but with the bridge, the old
boat has been tied to the shore with a
Waterman in charge for several years,
and it now goes up the stream. This
eliminates all boats from the river at
Pierre except the small gasoline
launches which are used for passenger
and excursion business, and all cross
ing of teams and heavy material is by
train.
At a special election held at Canton
to vote on a proposition to abolish
pool halls in that town, the pool halls
won out and will stay in town.
From a bunch of odds and ends. two
Bradley young men have constructed
an automobile which works first-rate
about as well as some Of the high
priced machines.
The first prairie fire of the season
started west of Blunt near the buttes
and swept over a large extent of the
country to the southwark. Among the
heaviest losers were the Cowan bro
theirs and l. M. Hall. The former lost
three carloads of baled hay and the
80 tons of hay.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-04-29

ly Christian? Rev. William Harwood,
a noted Congregationalist of England,
says in the British Congregationalist
for February, that the three chief
notes in a Christian church should be
those of worship, of character, and of
service, and he asks this searching
question:: as the atmosphere of the
average Christian church such as will
promote the spirit of worship and pro-
duce Christian character and service?"
In an attempt to answer this queetion
Mr.. HARDWOOD puts his finger upon
some of the most common but vital
failings of professed church members.
He says:
"a great church architect once said
that the test of a church building was
whether, when people entered it, it
sent them to their knees. That state
ment might need some modification
but there could be no modification of
this statement that the test of the
spiritual church-the living men and
women in the act of worship-is to
create in those who join with them a
humble spirit Of devotion and aspira-
ton. We have been calling on our
neighbors just now to worship God
with us. Do they find the atmosphere
such as to encourage them to worship
when they come? If one could mingle
invisibly with a congregation as they
leave an act of worship many com
ments would be heard. What a fine
sermonn What a poor sermon!' What
splendid music!' What rotten tunes!'
surely the real purpose has been
served and only served in ~those-few
or many-who go away quietly with
this earnest prayer in their hearts:
God help me to be better and to live
more usefully.'"
Do our acts of worship tend to that
s~upremely?
(To be Continued)
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-04-29
State News

At a special election the voters of
Colome authorized the issuance of
bands in the sum of $13,400 for the
construction of a new public school
opposition. A permanent school site
also was selected by the voters. The
erection of the new school building
will mmence as soon as the pre-
liminaries can be arranged.
A. c. Helm, serving four years in
the p~enitentiary, terminated his term
of Imprisonment when he leaped head
foremost into n of the machines
used In the twine plant and was in
stantly killed. 1t was between s and
10 o'clock when the men were busy
with their work, when Helm turned
to one of his fellow workmen and
simply remarked, Here / CO." With
no further warning he leaped into the
machinery and the top of his head
was ground to pieces and he received
OtutI luJuIltS u the dTInS anu upper
part of the body before the machinery
could be stopped.
The Milwaukee road is negotiating
for right of way, and surveying crews
have already started laying out a line
through from Sheridan, Wyo., to the
Black Hills. With these activities ac-
tually under way, it Is expected that
the road will at least take up the con-
struction of the extension of this
branch through from Faith to connect
with the new Black Hills branch
through to Sheridan. Engineers have
been working in Wyoming for the last
year, 1t being understood that the Mil
waukee Is anxious to tap the rich coal
districts in the vicinity Of Sheridan.
In marketing this product in the east,
1t Is expected, the line through from
Sheridan by way Of the Black Hills
Faith and Eagle Butte to Mobridge
will be used. At Mobridge the traffic
will go over the company's main line
east.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-04-29
DOING THEIR DUTY
Scores Of Bookings Readers are
Learning the Duty of the Kidneys

Scores Of Bookings Readers ar.
Learning the Duty Of the Kidneys
To filter the blood is the kidneys
duty.
When they fail to do this, the kid
neys are weak.
Backache and other kidney ills may
follow;
Help the kidneys do their work.
Use Doan's Kidney Pills-the tested
kidney remedy.
Bookings people endorse their
worth.
Mrs. o. Hanson, 1853 Second ST.. 8.
Brookings, says: 81 suffered from kid
ney complaint, which came on in
spells. Last fall l believe had the
worst attack. There were two burn.
ing spots over my kidneys that throb.
bed n ached until l thought I could
not stand it. The kidney ~secretions
were unnatural and caused much an.
noyance. tried everything for relief
u to no avail and was getting dis.
couraged. l finally used Doan's Kid.
ney Pills and was entirely cured.
never have a symptom of the old
trouble now"
Price Soc. at all dealers. Don't sim.
ply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Hanson had. Foster Milburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-04-29
GOING TO HEAR HAMMERsMlTH

Puzzling queries continue to press
upon my mind in this matter of the
Brimbletons. To what extent nova.
days are sermons shaped to entertain
people of this class, to entice them
into the pews Sunday after Sunday,
and extract a contribution from their
pocketbooksf
TO what extent does the pulpit low.
er itself to cater to the church shop.
pers. the sermontasters and the like?
TO what degree am l and church
members generally responsible for the
fact that. although they 60 to church
somewhere. quite often. they are never
touched BY q live coal from the altar
Of Worship
How can the churches best promote
those things which are vital to their
own spiritual life and 50 win the ser
mon-tasters. the choppers and the
mentally awry people to I true realisa-
ton Of the real purpose OF the church
and : desire 70 conform to that pur-
poeef
The answer 10 the last ouestion
must lie with church members them.
selves Il susgssts strl another oue.-
don = ths prsdominant spirit u
church nsnbess traly snd ints,issat-