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Nht3ekttter Ntar3.
Son 8eorge 6ermeo +

Md)tse9nbnnoert piersis nnS adt,
Mls i'm 2ens oas Sis gefrad)t
Sage bes 6ebrnar, Sage ocs Marscn,
@aren es nid)t Eroletaricrber;en,
Die uoQ S,oifnung suerit er,uad)t,
Md,t5ebnbnaoert oiersig unb adJt?
MdJtsebnbnnoert biersig nmS adt,
Mls bm bidy langc 9enmg beoad)t
SHUTTER 8ermania, gliidlidD perprcmfc,
Waren es nidyt Eruletarieriauite,
Bic iidJ ans ySerf Ser Seireiuna senad,t
Ndtsebnbnnbcrt picrsig nnb ad,t?
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als Dor 5lpet Sobren Sic 2eb-
rerlnnen Der Shulen lih 5u orga-
nllleren ll,d)tell in erlter Sinie
uobl INN gegen sic @ungerlobne su
protelt1eren, perliinoiete lif oie
ytehrbeit bes Sd)ulrats an Dem oe.
mofratii6en 6eilte oes mooernen
SdulpeIens uno Ser perionlihen
JreIbeit Ger 2ebrerihoIt befanntlid,
oaollrd), oaB er Ole 2eiter oieles
Srganllatlonsperlild)s nit Gntlal-
lung beitrafte. Sic 9iirger ser
Staot reuoltierten 5nor niht offen
1eaen oieie &ergepoltigung, Die
Mahl int Serblt 1915 telpies aber,
oaB lie ser Sppoiition i'm Shulrat
eln Tertrauensuotllm gabell, inoem
Die nlltlge tSral, girginio Green oie
groBte Stirrrmcn5obl auf iih PEREZ.
nlate.
1ie Sraanliierllng Ser 2ehrsr
ut1o por5ilglid) Ser Yrin,ipale imr
SntereFe Der mirflid,en 2eiitlillas-
rohigfclt llHierer offent(ihen Sdn-
len miro nno mllB olio erIolgel1.
tros aller 9ef1lnpillug ieitens Der
fcaftion. ltno miro lie ron per-
nilnFtigen @eiiftsiuinfelu aus CUR
5eblIng oes Stanooro ser Sdruleir
= ilno Der lit, mie mir an einiaeu
.lp....' t''ulu'. etpaticn. IuH-
W., ..luoe Vui,p'unosao !''eolIg
m,oe',s.. III, sl'peloeN l'o' o,e erlagre-
m:.k srr. .'.'o'pa'. n,'o Ssgter od9
= .liln1'''u'Aslea]I -u'l oeiH Saou-
US p..es ''N,s e. "uo W louteH IVle
."' -. u'cIen 3'oeu erpeoeH'
VA. ..af Y'.lea utl"oirolIlWeH 0ol-
"s9 oa ps,,ti,ct - onlieH .Dtr
81. ssiF efo.n M ~ at'te'fpafeI
~ ~. Dsit ... '.m ...ue epet. 1aunt
e''' ''oe' o"'' "ln'' OCT Suroeg.
Snlpielpeit unierc Sdulbeh0roe
8eloer l,rnliis perid,mcnbet Inn
nit einen philalltropild,eu ufdutz[.
hen beh1nqt I'll eridleineu. iii Elm
Sbema. meldles ieparot bel,ouoelt
uno ourd) Teiipiele be!pie'cu lper4
Den nuH.
o(ues onsere n;e E;nbo;t ,os
oehrplons non opr F(cna,,t,r;tuls
beai,menn his bino,,f s,r Sod,,d,,le
,,,,S E,n,,, Ta..;At 2
hen orpr;fo,iid,cn Gbo,,,,;r;,,o,, ,,,;+
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Ndt5ebnbnnbert oiersis nuS adt,
Wis Sm germbt bon Der nGdrlidJen SdladJt,
Warren es nidJt Erpletarierleid)en,
Die om, 8erlin bor oen ,itternbeu blciden
Sartanpt srIfenben Gaiar sebrad,t
adt5ebnbnuoert pier5is nno adr?
MdtSebnbnnbert iieb5ig nno brei,
Heid) Der @cid)en, oa itebit on, jmdbci
Nbcr mir Nrmcn perfanft nno uerraten,
Senfen Der Eroletnriertatcn
Nod iinO nidt ale Marsc porbci
sdt5cbnbmnbert iiebstg nnS orei
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-NQDre lS4O-4J ltnO 1elt Der YrO=
flomierung Der Eariier aommllne
om 1S. Mdrs 1871 luuroen sic
Gage oeS W1rYn bon Sen flollG,-
bclullbten, lo5ialiltiiten MGnnern
1lno ,Srauen ser slrbcit ais geoenf-
togc Ser bel bielen &Gmpfen gefal=
lenen Seloen oes Yroletariats lmo
oils Gage ocr MonifeItation oes in
iernattonalen proletoriid,en Erole.
toriats gefeiert.
Der groBe, entlesliche Dtoiien-
moro, iuelder gegempGrtig auf Der.
id)ieoenen Sd)lad,tieIoern Grropas
lpiitet, nerbinoert lolde M0rsfeiern
III Sen friegfiibrenoen 2onoern
4pcnn mchl aud, inn Stillen sic Sc
noiien IN manhen Srten sen ge-
iollcnen &orfdmpfern oes Yroleta~
riots I'M 8eiite &rGnse ser Crime
rl,ng tueiben.
Mir, oic a,,fgcflGrten Yrcletorier
III sln,erifa, aber, sic mir nod niht
IN oen ibredlihen @eltfricg per-
,pifelt lino un6 oie mir nod sic 60
Jung: rHroletaricr oller2dnber, ner-
cinigt Gud!", sic geraoe bel elmer
Wtdr5feier Der Mrbeiter gang belon-
oere gcocutllng bat, in allen 2a=
germ Der organiiierteu Nrbeiter-Mr
mecn altseeben fonmen, mir poIlcn,
llnbcfilmmert I'M &rieg- ,ln0
&rieesgeid)rei, sic @eocnttaec al.
Sen Golfcrfriibling, ser As Hepoll,-
tion unb on bie Yarilcr aomnu,nc,
fcier,t.
Inns eesiemt es on oielen Crime
rllngstagen, oas 9on0 ser SSnter-
nationalen @riiocrld,aft, meIdcs
oriiben ourd} Sen Srieg 5errillen
iuuroe, ipciter 5lt befeltigen, sic
!Soffinlngen Ser Mrbciter oIlcr 21n-
Der lno Sprahen, oie iih in Sen
yer. Stocten ,lieoergclalien hoben,
uuf cincn nellcn Tolfcrfriiblina 81,
beleben, linen sll seigen, baB glei6
Dem sSriibling, ser i'm Wdrs oen
&on1pf nit DEM ciiieen 1Dranncn
Minter auinimmt ,no i'm ihlicBlit)
beiiegt, al,d, Ser @0lfeririiblinH im-
lncr ipiebcr iein grlfeincn mohen
lno Ser aanpi ser slrbeiterflaiie
9cgen Sic berrlhenbe &laiic inlmer
iuicoer Beginner lmo iflieBli6 oen
Sieg fir oic slrbeiter brineen miro.
War;enitiirmc NGr3enluft.
8robe lrsltgeididtlife Greigniiie,
Die fir oas allfgeflarte, freibeitslie-
benoe l,no flalicnbemrBte ErpIeto-
riot aller 2dnber ltets bon groBcr
@coelltllng iein !pcrben, lpieitcn lid)
III Den Saaen ocs W1r5en 194S-49
nio 1871 in europa of; Greianille,
Die cine nelte Nera ser @lallcn.
f1mpfc cinlciteten.
Nic Heuoll,tion, sic i'm eSriibiabr
1S4S III Yaris eineeleitet ipuroe
lno bon oa aus lid ialt iibcr allc
Sanocr Guropas perbreitetc, mar
cine lebr inangenebme lteberra-
id)irg iiir Sic &oiier, aoniae, 81,
plomaten, Yfaffen uno @robfapito-
lilten, Sic ba glal,btell, oaB Sic bet
ligc Mlian5", ipelde nod Dem Sturs
oeS groBen Napoleon sur Sidcrbeit
Oct Epronnen mno oIs BoIllperf oe,
gen Die Jrcibeit, errid]tet noroen
mar nno oeren Yrotcftoren sic aui-
ier bon Seiterreih nnb NuBlano
,'no Die berld)ie6enen aoniee euro,
pas iparen, nad)tig eenue iei, I'M,
fir INNER alle Megungen Ser 0ol-
fer nod 5rcibeit nieoer5ubalten.
Aber mie NIT einem 3aubcrid,Iaa
ipor Ole n&eiIiee Mllian3" an einem
Gage, an Dem 1ase, ais 00nia
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lhlimni ten Henftion. Gon sen bilr.
gerliden &lalien perraten, fano lie
cine Statte I'M Hroletariat. Sic
Heuolution bon 184S-49 bate,
penn audi nod idtpad,, SEN Geiit
oes So5ialismus, uie CT bon Srn!lf-
reid aus allmablid iid) iiher Gu=
ropa berbreitete, erfennen Ioiieu.
Sn Der fran5oiiihen Mepollltion
ipicltcn bic floilenbcmubtcn loSiu.
liltiiben Mrbeiter bereits cine beoelt-
tcn6e- @oHe Sn 8entftfun6- ,raren
es beionoers &arI Narr ,,no 5rieo-
rid, Gngels, oie oas @elcn oes aloI-
lenfampfes in Der &epolltion er=
tannten, uno oas SSsabr 1913 brad)te
aud oas raommllniltiihe Diani-
feit", bieies beoc,ltiomc Goflln1ent
ser repolutionGren 9emcfrctie uno
oes internationalen So5iolism,s.
2ie Seine nieies Maniieltcs i'm
ocn lid bel ben fran5oliid)en ntopi,
lten Sosialiiten, aber oie sSoeoic1ic
lno lltopie ipnrbc ourd Sen reali-
ltiIhcn lmo ipillenidaftlihen Sosia-
lisnlls eriebt.
oils cine m1d]tiee aeiltige @oife
oicnte bas Manifelt bas IN al!e'
Sulturiprahen iiberiest ,puroe, oenl
losialiltiid, oenfcnhctl, flGlienbclu,lB-
ten Erolctariern oller 2Gnoer.
Gie nelle, bon Warr begriinoetc,
moterialiltiihe 8elhiftsaliiaillmg
5eigte nun. oab Scr mirtihaitIide
llntcrbau oie @runSIase oller poli-
tildcn .iuo io5iolen grldeilunQet
ilt
%on Der 3beorie sur Eraris!
Sn 0ci,tidlano trat ser 1Seucr-
aeilt Salalle amf, Ser oas Sraariiu-
tionsperf ser oei,tihen slrbciter be.
sann lno iie aufrief gum repoIltio-
ndren &lolicnfampf. 3nerit pclitiit
imo Damn eetperfidnftlif) murocn
Die slrbcitcr orauniiiert, cine losia.
Iiltiihe nno gemerfld)ait!ihc slrbei-
tcrprciic aeihaffen nno Shritt fiir
Shritt er5iuang iidb oie slrtcitcr-
lhait INNER mcbr politilfe Mctte.
llno mie in 0eutidlano, 10 ecid,all
es oud) in oen anocrn 2Gnoern
Gurppas. Sc mcbr Der aapitolis-
mus crltarftc, bcito mcbr lab cus
intelligentc Hrolctariat Gin, oaB cs
iid standardization nliilic, INN
Sen unoermcioliden 3nn,pf nit ocm
aapitalism,s aufaMncbmen mno CUR
Gntldeiouna au bringen.
limb es entftunS bic Sntcrnatiumalc
6es Srulctariats!
&arl Yfarr uno uuocrc @riinoer
erlicBen auf oem crItcu internatio-
l,olcn Nrbeitcrfonercb 1862 III So
ris oie Snaugurolobrciic ser SITTER
rationale, Die Sabre Iona Ser
Shredcn Der berridenoen aIalle
mar. @s beibt barin II. a.:
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Sebcn iuir nidJt in 3eiten Der
bDd,Iten EruiperitGt! 60 spentaIteus

ltebt es 81 leien in Den fapitali|ti-
ld,en Scitrngen, llnO ole 2clcr glali-
ben es allh. slber trcboem gibt es
in allen Staoten icbr picle 3el,te. bic
IN Scot lIno Gleno llmfonmen o1er
lid aus Gcr5meiffling oas 2eben
nebmen. Ties lpor Der ,soQ nit
Der ,Srau Murp SeIinef. oie lid9
am lebten Gienstae in ibrer @ob-
nllng. crbanate. Seit srpei Sobren
fonnte ibr Mann, ardnflidteit bal.
Der. niht mebr arbeitcn. Tie ,srau
perludlte ibr geites, fid, ibren
Mann iln6 ibre 5 &inoer balbneus
ollrh's Scbcn 5u brinecn. Mbcr
lhlieB!id CAB iic oen lduerel
&f Inn Elm idmerlihes Talcin
oiif nno rahtc cin Gnoc. @er
fann cS ihr pcrhcnfcn?
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Sage 6es Mdr5en- S6lterfriblimg!

SlOlnlg Fblllpp bon Oen Enrllern
pertrieben lln0 0ie Hepublif profla,
miert tuoroen ipnr, aeri1mettert uno
olle Sbrone lnG Sbronlein fin9en
gang gelpaltig 81, madeln al.
Sn Selterreid ltiirste oas Spiteln
Dtctternid, er, Scr &ailer nit ieincr
Sippidaft lmo aIle reoftionaren
Mfinilter mllBten Wicu pcrlailen ,,uo
iido in Oie 9erge fliihten, ltngarn
proflumierte sic Mepublii, Mom uno
onoere Stoaten in Stolien folgten,
uno iclblt in Geltlhlano, oieier
1ronmen &inoerltl,be, lpie Seiurid)
Seine iie nannte, borte man sic
Sdlaglporte ~sSreibeit, @lcidbeit
Vriioerlidteit" in Sen StraBen ser
Stootc, lmo man lab iogor garri=
fooen errihtet, in Berlin, Tresoen
uno onoeren StGoten. llno lel6lt
Ole bieocren l,n0 iron,Mcn Mltbauerl,
i:llroen bon ser repolution1ren
Sturmflut eriaBt uno 5manaen ibren
8onig Suoiuia, ieiuer beriidtieten
Maitreile Cola Nonte;. oen 2auf-
paB 5u geben imo id,IieBlid absu-
oanten. sSn Berlin mar ser 90nig
ge5nllngen mor0eu, Dor Sen 2eid)ei1
Der bon ieinen SoIoaten beimtiidilh
ermoroetcn 9iirger ieinen 9ut an
5ieben uno baum cine Nerfaif,ing gu
geipGbren.
IS iduem Scr SGlferfrabling
gefommen 81 ieiu!
slber balo iollte es lih scigen, oaB
es NIT ser &6lferireibeit nur Shein
mar. 'ssadocm sic stttcrnoen Nso-
harden Der 9oureeoiiie oue mogIi-
den 3ugeltinoniile aenodt, maroe
oen raoifalen glcmenten, aus alein-
biirscru, SutelleftueIlen imN slrbei.
tern beitebeno. beoel,tet, oa6 es nun
nit Der Hepolution Su GnSe iein
uiilie.
Us lpurocn il, alien 9inoeru
GeltltlanOs. IN Sclterreid)- -llnaarn
umb sSstalien fonltitllticnelle Monar=
hien cingcfiibrt, III &crbinouna nit
Dem beriid,tigtcn Treiflailcntpab!-
reht, oas bellte nod) IN Yrcubcn be.
'tebt, uno per lid nid,t fiiate, irur0e
liir pogelfrci erfldrt. Iic &epubIi.
taner in 9uoen mo ser &bcinpfa(,
fii9ten iid) ober niht nno prcfIa-
mierten IN oieien 21noern sic sie-
pnblif, oie ober balo BON ser prei,-
Bildcn SolOatesfa nieoergeidloaen
mnroe. Sn @ien nnroe oie Bolts.
berrid}oft nit ser SiIie ser iiio-
llaoilhcn Soloatcn nieoergeidlagcn,
nno cine ruiiiide. slrmec madte ser
&epublif llnearn ein Gnoc.
llno Damn fam sic 9iahc ser fei-
gen Serrid)er. Sic bclten ,no
eoeliten Golfsfdlnpier murOen ent-
pcocr acbcnft lno erid)olien = in
Mien &ohcrt @lrlm uno Mciicnbau-
Ter o0er ms ,3ud,thaus gcipcrrt.
Nielc tolticnoc oeutihe Hcuolutio.
mare, oie nod, redt5eitig ibre ssludt
helrcrfitclliNt botten, fancn nat ocu
Yer. Stooten, 100 iie ipGtcr sl,n
groBen Eeil al oem 9iir9erfrieg,
Der 5,,r grbaltung ser Union uno
Der slbidafiung Ser Neaerlflaperci
gciiibrt pl,roe, teilnobmem.
eSsn europa ihicn es nit ser @ol-
ferfrcibeit nl Gnoe 81 icin, oenn cs
berridte tiefc Nadt aui Dem poli-
tilden 6eloc. esn Iranfrcid batte
lid) Die 9ourgeoilie rMapoleon Sen
&leincn" gum Staotsrcttcr crtorem,
lno III ErellBen mllroe 9isnlord
Ole Stiibc Ser Mcnard)ic, 0es MiIi.
tarisinls uno &apitalismlls.
Nber bic &euolntiou iuaranidjt tot!
Sic lebtc micber auf, inmitten Scr
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Sn Ger Office oes vGdo" IL
immcr nod 3aum senua, nm ale
Welhcnfc, Die pun ben 2ciern nab
Seierinncn Ses .6djo" fir sic Ndrs.
'eier .sc5raudt meroen, mntersxbrisp
gen.
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&arl Marr uno unocrc @riinoer
erlicBen ai,f oem critcu internatio-
iolen slrbeiterfonarcb 1862 iii So
ris Die SnouguralobrcIle ser ,snter-
rationale, Die Sabre Iola ser
Shredcn Der berrldenoen alalle
mar. @s beibt barin II. a.:
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CHAPTER |.
Matrimony Is Discussed.

dear" said Mr.. Blithers,
I with decision, you can't tell
lV me-"
AT Lnow I can't" said His
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CLEAN BRookINes is SLOGAN
Continued From Page One)

hot water, soap and scrubbing brush
have. 1t is marvellous what a change
can be made in the appearance Of a
home, a neighborhood or a whole town
by cleaning it and painting it.
No wide awake town and certainly
no town that is other than wide awake
can afford to c~ountenance dirty streets,
implanted stores, filth Uttered vacant
lots, weatherbeaten homes or mussed
up front yards. 1t is up to you tow MS
people to give the farmers who visit
you for the purpose of spending their
n at least a clean place in which
tC spend it. There is no gain-saying
the fact that a cleaned up town and a
painted up town will help wonderfully
in keeping business where it should be
kept. DO you yourself from choice do
your trading in the dirty store or clean
store?
All over the country the women and
children the going after this work
with a vim and accomplishing great
things in the line of better sanitary
conditions. better health, etc.
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ambition to capture a prince OF the
royal blood for their daughter Maud.
She had prefaced this opinion. how.
ever, with the exceedingly irritating
insinuation that Mr.. Blithers was not
In his right mind when he proposed in
viting the prince to spend a few weeks
at Blitherwood, provided the young
man could cut short his visit In the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. King. who. he
had a~sseverated. were In no position to
entertain royalty as royalty was In the
habit Of being entertained.
Long experience had taught Mr..
Blithers to read the lip and eye Ian
guage with some degree Of certainty.
so by watching his wife's indignant
face closely he was able to tell when
she was ~succumbing to reason. He
was a burly. domineering person who
reasoned for every q within range OF
his voice, and II was only when his
wife became coldly sarcastic that he
closed his ears and doomed his opin.
ions into her very teeth. so to say. JOY
fully overwhelming her with facts
which It were futile for her to attempt
to deny. He was aware quite as much
SO as II lie had heard the words tina,
she was now saying:
well there r. absolutely no u.s.
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and Austria. Mr.. Blithers was In a
position 10 know that the little princi-
pality over which the young man reign
ed was bound to be drawn into the
CataClysm not as a belligerent or an
ally, but In the matter Of a loan that
inconyeniently expired within the year
and which would hardly be renewed
by Russia with the prospect Of yast
expenditures Of war threatening her
treasury. The loan undoubtedly would
be called, and Graustark was not In a
position to pay out Of her W slender
resources, two years Of famine having
fallen upon the people at a time when
prosperity was most 10 bc desired.
Ii was the private opinion Of Mr..
Biithcrs that the young prince and tn"
trusted agents who accompanied him
on his journey were in the United
States solely for the purpose OF arran@-
ing a loan through sources that could
only be reached by persona! appeal.
But all this is beside the question.
The young Prince Of Graustark was
enjoying American hospitality, and no
matter what he owed TO Russia, Amer
lea owed 10 him its most punCtillious
consideration.
The main point IS that the prince was
now rustiCating within what you might
call "a stones throw Of the capaciouS
and lordly country residence Of Mr.
Blithers; moreover, he vas an uncom-
monty attractive chap, with a laugh
that was SO charged with heartineSs
that 1t didn't seem possible that he
could have Il drop Of royal blood In his
vigorous young body. And the perfect
~ ridiculous part Of the whole situa.
ton was that Mr.. and Mrs. King lived
in a modest, vine covered little house
that could have been lost In the ser.
wants quarters at Blitherwood. Espe-
cially aggravating, too, was the Kings
attitude. They were really nobodies,
so to speak, and yet they blithely
called their royal guest Bobby and
allowed him to fetch and carry fol-
their women folk quite as If he were
an ordinary whippersnapper up from
the city to spend the week end.
The remark with which Mr.. Blithers
introduces this chapter was In responS,
to an oft repeated declaration made by
his wife. Mrs. Blithers merely haC
stated-but over and over agaln-tha'
money couldn't buy everything In thu
world, referring directly to social emf
hence and Indirectly TO their seCrer
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MANDSKOR ENTERTAlNS CLUB
Continued from Page One)

dirt were placed on it during the two
days, and that the road had been gone
owe with drags from the Moody
ty line to Brookings. A number of the
members present made short talks on
various phases of road work and on the
conditions of the highways in Brook
ings county. The talks brought out
the fact that farmers of this county
were taking more interest in the good
roads movement than ever before.
At the beginning of the meeting
President Culhane called attention to
the ACCESSIBILITY of the club issuing a
monthly bulletin in order that the
members could be more easily kept
posted on what transpired at the regu-
lar meetings, board meetings and COM
mittee meetings. The subject was dis
cussed at length and the members
present unanimously voted that the
bulletins should be issued.
Prof. Kerr informed the club of the
desire on the part Of Prof. G. w.
Randlett, director Of extension work
at State College, to tell the club MEM
bers at some future meeting the ma
ture and extent Of the work being
done by the extension department.
Prof. Randlett will be invited to ad-
dress the club at some future meet
ing.
A letter from the secretary of the
Retail Implement Dealers association,
was read by President Culhane, thank
ing the club for the courtesies shown
the implement dealers of Bookings
and adjoining counties when they met
here recently.
DR.. A. w. Hyde, on behalf of the
G. A. r., and Sons of Veterans, asked
that the Commercial. Club go on re-
cord as ~favoring a general observance
of Memorial Day and that the stores
and residences be decorated on that
day. A motion was unanimously car
ried that a set of resolutions be drawn
up by the club setting forth the above
facts.
At the close of the meeting the usual
good lunch was served.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-04-20
Here Are Some of the Things to
be Done

Burn and haul away all rubbish
and garbage.
Prune shade trees, plant trees on
lawns and ~parkings.
Fill up dangerous and unsightIy
holes in vacant lots.
Repair fences, gates, porches,
screens, windows, etc.
Tear down old, worthless signs.
Make chiIdren's gardens in va
cant lots.
Spread dis~infectants in germ
breeding holes and buildings.
Whitewash cellars, barns, sheds,
etc.
Paint store fronts, porches, win
dow stills, screens, homes, etc.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-04-20

This stuff if not "Bunk"-it's not a
catch game to get your coin. It's a
national movement in the direction Of
better health, fire prevention, more
business, more profits and a better,
brighter outlook on life in general.
Don't read this stuff and forget it
get on the wagon. The town that
doesn't is asleep to its possibilities.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-04-20
REPORT OF RED CROSS NURSE

Rome VISITS =
Visits and Health talks in School,. 40
Visits to Physicians and Dentists. 10
Number School Children Examined5o0
Social Service .46
Women's Clubs attended. ........ 8
Public Health meetings ........... 6
B%rookings County, located in central
eastern part of South Dakota, has a
population of about 1900. Brookings
is the county seat, has a population of
about $500. Population consist largely
of Americans and Scandinavians.
The surrounding country is a fertile
grain raising section. The homes con-
sist entirely of medium sized detached
houses fairly well kept generally.
In Brookings city water is supplied
from 2 dug wells, no alteration system,
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-04-20
PROLOGUE.

+ After a lapse of a very few
!. years, 10, here is a story about
X a Prince Of Graustark who is
= none other than the son of
+ Princess Yetive, the heroine
+ of "Graustark." He is a full
= grown man, very much full
+ grown, and very much of a
+ man. Moreover, there is a
+ beautiful girl in the offing,
r whose relation to Beverly of
+ Graustark is that of daughter
r to mother; also there is a
r very shrewd, forceful, power
= full American multimillionaire
+ with a brilliant and lovely
= daughter. Now, given these
= ingredients, so to speak, and
+ the reader may trust McCutch-
r con to mix them up to give
r them just the right flavor, to
+ cook them to just the right
r turn and to serve a story pip
+ ing hot, which will give as
+ many million hours of thor
+ ough enjoyment as "Grau-
r stark" and Beverly of Grau-
+ stark" did in their time.
-
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