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Gouptqnnrtier: Dgermnirtc-Dsdnr
GIubbnus," Oar. s52, gsorh.
&oipdrb.StrnBe
9SrdIiOent $enrp Gbonlns, Ssr
BIC, g9eltSurotpgn.@ .@traBe.
Scbn u. aIein, 1irteettt, glt, a0l
observation-disclosures.
George Si;nmeIbaber, proiofoElt.
rcnoer uno correipnnoireuber SeFsp
tdr, glr. A19, GorrcIt-7troBe.
Sermunn Wlidli@, SHatmeiIter
Nr. 713, Iarner-StraBe.
sSinona.Scfret1r GbdS. ActnbnrDt
Scott. tnO &omblire.G .Gtrobe.
ggm. .. SiInehrauOt, aibItctbefoy
gsr, 2029, Grcoerid.gtpenue
Gbns. gleu, glr. GAG, glcrO.SiiItcN.
Sbe., 8pritsar oes mhiitf-Gomite's
,glrion-@cionaperein,
rSormouie,~
.gerrotrta-MiNre
~6tobitntt :
nEtoIia.Mdnuer6ur,
Observation-Disclosures,
sGidenFrons,"
,Wermdntd 2u1rtett-Glub,
DMeIcDie.~
uMebger-@eIa
nBeiteno.0teoerfrdu8"
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8erlnnNt:
Sin Nronhdder alS 5loeite Nunb Nuh8t
iraacit Wr. 1909, 9luie6GIe &iraRe, Nalplgei
tNel2hl


Non ionlt faum icmonO iunBte. 0cs
Gopitdn aonig sic glbiiht batte. ils
2oufe Der 9tadt III 5ce 5u gebeu,
tpuBtcn oieie Gngldn0er eS, lno iia
baben poroisaeiagt, Dab etpas paiis
rem mcr0e, rno sudr babeu iie oaboH
geiproheti oaB Die ,,IeutihIauo4iH
ben @rln0 gebpbrt weroeu ipiiroe
Qber oas iii bod ritbt 2lues ga.
pitdn oes ShIeppers nT. u. Scott
ir, mar Gin 6elpiiier SuHt, aur5
Dor Der 9I6fabrt DER uIelltihIano"
aber nuroe 4unter Durb oen a.,
truufcuen Captain UurucD criebt. II.
Gapitdn @urnep bat cineH @ruDer
in ser 9feoaftiou oes .4ropioence
Sollrnal0 iiseu. Gle 9e3iebuneen
Oieies 8latteS sir britiiden Bot.
idaft IN SSaibiugtoH iino beFarnlt.
60 miro bon cinent GHgldn0er eclei.
tet uuo betrdhtet sic @o6rnebntung
eneliher Sutcreiien aIs ieine eiu3iac
9lufgabe. 0aS gEro0i0ence Sour
naL4 lit bic mlueiitrolite 3eitiiug lii
9(merifa, Gilt Heeblott ber idlinnir
Itcn 9lrt, oos uu8dbIige Geincuibcts
ten geseu GeiltidIonO ouf Den, Sferb.
boI5 Bot.
IaB oieies Alatt euec @e5iehnn.
gen iinterbaIt 5u Dem britiIhsn got.
ihaiter, III oft bebouptet imo utt
uerueiut poroen Gcsbalb Iiept Sic
glnrobme Dor. oaB Scr @ehiel in Der
Siibriug 0es &dleppers nE gl.
Scott, ir..~ niht BON lmgefdbr 0c
toHlincu lit. Ger GinFiuB oeS Srr.
Spring 9iice rcitbt peit i'm 2auoe
9lmerifa, inO es mare gar utht 5u
berpunocrn ipcnn ct iitb aud III
9lep 2onoon aeIteno gemoht bdtte.
ScocnfollS fam Ser @erOabt, o1B
ctoos nidt lmtbcr getuelen it, nidlt
Iduger BON Der @ouo geiuieicn iper.
oen.
Iie SlneeIegenbcit oebt natiirIib
aitn bic @cr. 5taoten ali. llno iie in
aIIercriter 2inic. Sbrc 9flht iii cs,
ooriibcr 5ii pahen oab lire glelttroa
Iitdt uiht BON gIngeborieen zines
ircln0cn 9onOes perlcbt miro. Iir
baben oaS bdifig ocria aus bcHi
Wlunoc oes critcn @comten Der Me.
pubIif gcbort. Canals. aIs man
Oentihc Stoatsanaeb6rige bcihuIs
oigte, iid in arober @eiie aeaen oie
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oes 2an0es perr
gongen 3u baben. 20 eiIig Dat maH
eS oiesmoI uiht gebobt. Merigitcne
bat man niht ecb0rt, oab sic Grntit.
telingeu Der s0ep Yorf Gneuina
WIail~ IN oen &rciien, 0encn ea ohs
Heat iiber Die Gbre un0 0ie Relltra,
litat ocs SauocS 3u tpnhcn. 9eahs
tuua gefimocn boben. Gbidjon bod
uotbpeinlidle llllterluhungeu iuieneg
bolt uitf @runo eeraoc5u lddJerlider
9ebuilptiingen eiugeIeitet lporoea
iiuo. gIbcr Damn rihteten bteie 8e
bntiptuugen iih oeeen TeutihIaro
uno ieine bieii9en @ertreter, nidt &C.
gen Gnelono, limo Ieiocr lit oos ein
llntcrihie0, Der fir oie GntidIieBuur
gen rniercr ontliten arciie ihiuur
III oic @aaidaIc fGlt
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g[ntO.&Oaiiion.

9(ls Sobn g. Stoa bon SonoUcr,
0iO., in nor0li1er 9iidtltng nit lci.
mem Pluto oic Sutton -g(oeniic ent-
lang fitbr collioirte ct III Der Oadbc
Der IPulberrp- p-StroBe nit einem
Wlotoriobrroo, auf peldem Ser III
9tr. 916, SIt-Ereiton.Str wobn.
bate Wlorie @raoleD ioB. 8raOleD
iuuroe ais ieinent Site eeihleu0crt
uno 500 iih Ierlesllneen an linfen
9lrnt uno gein 5ii. 9eioe NioiHineu
tpuroen aicmlih arg beidooigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-25
9sOIiaeiridltcr gsiNiams Geidlenft.

9iidter @iIiomS bonn 9SoliSeige.
ricbt 5it Canton mir0c ans g[nloB ocS
@eibnahtsielteS bon Ocn 9eomten
Der Goli3eiitation nit elmer biibideil
Toilctten-@ -@ornitur beiheift. Der
oIlgentein Oerebrte 9fihter repornirte
iid, inoen or ieoen Goli6iiten Ger
Station NIT elmer Siite Gigdrren be.
onhtc.
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0nrae GMhtneilinfritrn.

Ger @neeon INIT ocn @eibnodtS.
@eidenfen fir ste Dlitglicoer Oes
5. RcoimcutS ser WfarDIduoer ga.
tiouaIearOe 1T III GagIc 9oB einec.
troffcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-25

&duptquartier: ,NaFfers SANE.
gr. 103, gforb-Jreoerid-Strobe ",
ben 5aluItas abeno, init glusnopng
0es Orittett Soiritass i'm a1crai
a&ereiujate Conner Snn ~alrtmuFs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-25
Nns 9oIonffi.


Nns SaIonifi. nDleiu
Serr, sic iino Gin @err1tber@
oSydL inn 0cs Sinlncls tpillat,
uSdiuohl Cit @err1tber, oent 9tr
babeit oen 9iee EertItIano's BRO.
pbe8eit.~ ,,glber iii @eeentbeil.
id1 babe bod crit cine @ebe naeeacn
gebalteu. p9lllerbingg, aber Gic
haber oatr sum Gdluiie geiagt:
Ter Sieg miro Ser gerenten Gndbc
bleibenl g[IIo "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-25

Sic Ginudblne Der mcrltnnildcii
Stoot lorrcou ourb sic @iao-
9ruppcn n Curh oiii5ieIlen 9a-
ribt an oas 5taots Geportc.
meut lnO ourcb Frioot 0lel.
Ouuaeu.
@afbingtom a. Gc5. 0f.
fijicac @cridbte an 0oS StaotS Ie.
partemcnt bon ser mcrifoniifcu
@reu3e imo Burften ans Dem Snue-
rem Rerifo's beidgcn, OoB giIlas
9anOiten gcitcrn sic Stoot Torreou
beiebt bnbeu. Gin5cIbciten puroen
uiGt beFunnt gegeben uno Is muroe
geiogt, oaB pieIe gtsIdnoer in ser
@orousicsung OaB ser @rfoIg ein
iiacrer iein wiirSc, ole Staot perIoi.
len bdttcn, e6c oic ganoitcn ein5o.
gen.
Gorreoufeit 5reitaGin
Silla'$ $ 8du0en.
8aio, Ger, "a. 0e5. Sin
9lmerifauer, bon Dem man peiB, Dab
CT Elm 6rellrO bon 6rancisco giao
it, be6oilptete beute, i'm @eiib bon
Sniormotion 8u ieit oaB @iaa's
Trlppen Die Staot 3orreon Inn I
ll6r 6reitag 9lo9niiitas erobcrt bdt.
ten. Giao b1ttc Den 9efebl crlaiien,
ooS 2ebeu ino @igeut6um Der Ais.
lGnoer 5lt iAoncr.
General 6roncisco @on5aIes miro
Silare5 moreen perIaiieu nm iih
nit Icincn Commando Dem 8iua
iiiolib ocr 5taot CHIHUAHUA eutge-
geiBiiiteIlen
Gin @ertreter 0es Staots Gepor.
tenenis, Dem Gbnlitbe Syilioruation
5iteing, ioete, er betrofte ie ais
elaubboft. Ger Gompf Scr nit Der
GrobertIng ponEorrcon enOctcs uabn
AM 6reitag Wlorgen Inn A ll6r iei-
ren glnfoug.
Seine 2uele 6eIt6tiete OoS sc.
riitt OoB @iuo 0os Giecrtbum Der
ShisIdnOcr uidt anaeeriffen bate,
mo ooB gila Sen glusl1noern, 0ie
nod in Scr StoOt ip1ren, Ieriihe.
rungen ieines Sduees aegebcn bo.
BE- @ilo NOR nidt pcri6nIih inEor.
rcolL ga cr nngeblirb III Der Ipd)bur-
idatt BON @ermciiIlo mar.
Ter 9erid)t, ooB Yiud sic Stoot
Sorreon cingenommen babe lpirS
bier ais Gbotiobc onaeieben. JIiid)t-
liitgc, oie bon NorraI bier onIang.
ten iagteu aus, @cnerol EoIonlantc
6obe cine perbGItiiBntGBig flcine
@arniion unO OoB Die sImcrifaner
sic Stabt nod Dor Dem 9Lngriff pcr-
laiicn 6attcn ocilte ooroufbin, OaB
lie ongcnonmcu bdtteiJ sic @orrons
5o.@nrniion iperoc Dem 9IngrifF iiicbt
ruiOeritebcn t6nucn.
Eorrcon ION &iIIu &C.
pIiin0ert2
81 Eoi 0, Ger, "a. Ge5ember.
Die 5to6t Gorreon, oas gtderbol-
lno g}abn.Gentrum oes noroIiden
@crito'S, miro non 6ranciSco @iao
imo ieinen 2euten ecpIinioert; eS
lino ieood bisber toim irGenotpel6e
@roilinmfeiten oorgcfounen.
Ties miro in elmer @otIdoft be-
ridtet pel6e bier beiite Moreen ans
glglos Galleries iiber San 9ltiS
&otpii imo 2ore0o eintraf Gic Stad)-
ridt ibier friibere W|elOitngen 5li
beitdtigen oenen Sufolgc @ilo am
6reitag 9aodmittog nod elmer 8.
ltiinoieen Sdla6t Die Staot gcnorn-
men boben lollte.
9aod ser Melbine boben iid bic
Gorrnr5d Streitfr1itc, iucl1e oic
5to6t oertbei0igten nno inter oelr
GontmanOo Der @ener1le Golomantr
utO 6ortinnto SOlapcittc itanoen
nod Dem Siioen 5nriidge5ogen uut
bnbeu 9tonos GolierteS crreirbt. 7ig
Adiining Der Staot crfolgte meger
Whmitionsmongel lmo Der iibcrlegc
nen 3obL Ser 9lnereifcr.
9ina ion in Torreon 1000 Manl
bel ii2 boben.
/
StGbtiIdDc @eibnadtsfeicrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-25

Gos Baltimore Gopitel" Scr
nlSrouen 3iouiiten 0rganiiation"
min cine Sunu1e 5uiamnien befom.
men lni Sen glrmen III @al1ittno 3u
belien. Ger 9lntional SaooKab per-
iiidlt, oen @etrog bon $4,000 5li.
iommen 5u briuaen.
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safmann fa6rtc ngIinO siaer1


Gin @eiHGitsmom CONNIE il
faut" lit Der 36 Sabre olte 2oilis
SiBmonn bon Otr. III, Grctcr. Str.
2unis, ein 9luiIc. ser peiB, iuie
Curt am Sonntog tbitt, fonntc ieine
Wlitmcniden al iolden Saeen nidt
troden icben lno ribtctc Oieierbolb
III ieincr @obnlno cine 6liiIterblloe
Elm. gS mar 5ienilid ihipicrig, Dem
Monn bei5iifonlnen, bod plroe er
geitern bon ieinem @eidid ereilt.
Ser 9leger George EroUers bon gsr.
10, 4ninterS Court, begab iih IN Dos
.,@eihdft~ 0cS Wlanues itno faltite,
nod ben glnenben Der Yoli5ei, nit
gefenr5eihnetem @elo etiuoS gegen
Ieinen Diirit. aom botte Eropers
Die GrfriiHunesoleIle perloiier ais
0ieiclbc bon 6cn @oli5eis5ergeont s.
Dunn un0 ben 8oli5iitcn s. &orn
inio s. Sinpion beIuht lpiiroc. Gs
erfolqte Oie8erbaiting oes SiiBnann
uiter Der 8einuloi9ing 5piritiioicn
iino Bier obne 2icenS nerfouft 81 ia.
beit irl6 lpurOe nuh ongeblid) oos
se5eibnete @eloihif in ieincm 9eiis
oorgefimoen. @erldiebcne SSiiten
Bier unO Ionitiger trinfborer ,,Stoii"
ipuroen no6 Der mittIcren @oli5ci'
Itotion ais @eneismoterial eebraft,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-25

ggbunttriitcn, bic ben Gcutfdygn GUrrc
ipUnncrtcn" istdlt piiuttllrl Dncr umrcacG
ntailig erb0Itrti, iiun gcbcten, ner Office
oaeOn per EelrpBon cOcF Fdldiilidb Nglts
tbellnng 81 rtnheil,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-25

Serr Scrmon q. Wtoier bon Str.
2231 9rooffielo.glpcnuc, miro sic
Scittagc i'm Siiocn ais @ait Der ga.
mile 6ronf u. 9iopp lit 0locon, Ga,
berbringen.
,5roit Gomonia gtollcp, go Sabre
alt 6os dItcite WliteIieo Ser critGn
9optiiien.&irhc, lit in ibrem Seinl,
pEbe Eerrace" 5u Wit. @oibington
geItorbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-25
Nei Cperatiun nrritnrbrn.

Srou MorD 9[moooro bon S2r.
1929, @aufs StroBe, ipuroc ppn 3r.
FoluuIano eerntbelJ i6r II Ntorote
allies 9ino neeen eincs SalSIeiocns
no6 oem st. Soiepb's @oipitol"
6mcdS Sperotion 81 ncbnlen. Ger
@nter ocS Sinoes, Soiepb gtmo0oro,
lpollte icood AoiicIbe niht gum So
ipital Ididen unO iettc iih nit Or.
%orllitcin Scr. 1888, glisquitbItroBc,
IN &crbinolng Der iid bcreit ertlGr.
te, bic Operation nor6unebmen. @os
&ino Itorb I'M GerIoufe Der Opera
tion. Der Coroner pitroc bcno9riH.
tiet imo miro cine llntcriuhiing ciii.
leitcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-25

Sic p9sonpeian Company" iiber.
roidte ieoen ibrer 150 glneeitelteu
nit einem $40 @oIoitiid ais @ei6.
nnhtsoeIhenf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-25
SI(S struFsuranber fcitpc6ultsu,

9higilit Naiuugnrtncr inter $500
SiirgIdoit ocu @roBgei6worcuen
iiberipieicn. Soil 81 elmer
@nnoe StroBcnrdllbcr gc60rcn
Sic in ser IcBtcp 3eit Sic stoOt
unli6er modteu. Charles
@ooopin cincr ocr @eroubtcu.
Dit ser Gcrboitllng BON 9lugl1t
gouugortucr, 91r. 197t 4ottcrion
4Iacc, eIaubt sic goli5ci Ocs mittle.
rem GiItrift5 Gin NiitoIieo Der 9mOe
gefabt 5i bobcn, Die U0breuO Der
Iettcn orei gSo@cn @etrmrcue ans
gebaIten lrnO beroubt babcn iou
g9ie Charles 9. @ooopiu bon g}r,
1880, @ernorO-StraBe, geitern Ocm
3i6ter @odarO i'm mittIeren @oli.
5eiqeric6t cr5d1ltc. mlroc cr BON
sipei 2ertcn in cine olmfle @oiie ge-
lodt, ongc9riffen imo Inn $l2. imo
cine QolOene ll6r 6erotbt. BGbrenO
oes lid entipinenOcn StreitcS geIong
eS @oo0pin, cinen Der Mdnner ieit-
5ubolten bis oic @oIijei eridieu. Ger
onoerc Gieb lief Oapon ais @oooium
Inn Siilic riei
Ger &oubanfoI( fono IN einer
ounflen @oiic, sic III sen @}arfet
GglaCe einnliinoet, itott, im6 ieit cini-
ger 8cit ipuroe ser %oli5ci oemel.
set, OoB cine 9anoc bon Strolden
betrimfenc 9eute in Der 9lndbor-
Id)oit beroubt Bate @omgartncr
muroe untcr $500 9iiroid)oit oem
@cridtspcriabrcn iiberuicict.
Erug eincn HeuolDcr bci
lid.
@oIi5iit stephen @ollinocr bonn
mitilcrcn Eiitrift bottc geltcrn lam
gere 3eit Oen 25 Sabre olten 9}cgcr
,Sones @6itc ails Montrcol, glrfon.
ias, beobod)tet, Oeiien 9enebucn inn
0uBcrii pero6dtig porfom. @ilieuo,
Dob lih Inn Oic @ei6noAtS5eit ltdn.
dig llcberf0le bermebrcu, idritt er
5llr 8erboitlng ocS &eroodtigen.
9ei DER Gurdiubung in Der Eoli5ei-
Itotion oes nittlereu Tiitriftes wiir.
DC Gin 9leooloer 5u Gage gcforOert,
mic CT MIR bon ciueln Jtc9er bcpor-
5itgt iulo oetragen lpiro, 0cni Der
ShieBpriigel 9Iid cbcr cineu Sro.
benniorier obuc llntergeiteIl ais ri.
ncm SieuoIDer. @eeen gSbitc iuuroc
bic 9eidwIoigtug ccS Gro9enS per-
borocucr @affen erbo6en
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-10-26
TO ALL THE VOTERS OF SOUTH
DAKOTA

| am a candidate for the Office of
Judge of the Supreme Court from the
Fifth District. The vote will be state
wide, and my name will be upon the
little separate ballot headed "Non-Par-
tisan Judiciary Ballot" My candidacy
has not been Endorsed, openly or Sc
cretly, by any partisan machine. am
an honest non-partisan candidate, and,
if elected, will be an honest non-parlls.
an Judge.
My nominating petition is signed by
all the leading business men Of Water
town, and is absolutely n~on-partisan in
every respect. If elected | will owe
the honor and the office to the people
generally, be under no obligation to
any political machine or clique, and
be the grateful, faithful and impartial
servant of all the people.
Sincerely and respectfully yours,
George H. Marquis.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-10-26

the experience which | have had in
the past and from which | have learn
ed the better to serve your interests,
will be beneficial to you in the dis
charge of the duties of this important
Office, | hereby respectfully solicit your
continued support.
At the same time desire to assure
you that If reelected l shall give, as in
the past, my time and best efforts to
serve you by discharging the duties Of
said office faithfully n impartially
to the best Of my ability.
Thanking you for your loyal support
in the past, and assuring you that, if
my work is commendable, | shall
greatly appreciate the support of my
friends throughout the county, l am,
Very respectfully yours.
Herbert w. Blakely.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-10-26
POPULAR GOVERNMENT Is OVER.
THROWN IN SOUTH DAKOTA.
Shall the People Rule?

Oficialdom has repealed the Rich
ards primary law which the people
adopted by a direct vote in 1912, and
which the people, themselves, refused
to repeal by a second vote in 1914. The
1915 legislature, nevertheless, repeal
ed it and also attached the emergency
clause to prevent the people from re-
ferring this act of the Legislature to a
vote.
The politicians do not want the Rich
ards law. They want the secret spoils
system for the few, in place of the
open merit system for everybody. They
do not want a plain ballot. They want
the present confused ballot. They do
not want issues discussed so the peo-
pie can hear both sides before they
vote as is provided in the Richards
law.
The people have therefore again Pc
titioned for the Richards law in amend
ed form to be voted on at November
election. Vote YES" and put it back
to give it a fair trial, and let official
dom know that Under God the People
Rule" in South Dakota. (Adv.)
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-10-26

of mn suffrage are Miss Minnie
Bronson, of Iowa, who is general secre.
tary of the National Association OPP
posed to Woman Suffrage, and Miss
Lucy Jean Price, of Cleveland, Ohio.
Miss Bronson has a brilliant recoru
of social service and departmental
work in the interests of women work
ers. A graduate of Upper Iowa Uni
versitv, Miss Branson was a teacher
of mathematics in st. Paul until she
was called as Assistant Director in the
Department Of Education at the Unit
ed States exhibit at the Paris EXPOSE
ton in 1900. Miss Bronson was also
Director of Educational Department
of the Pan-American Exposition of
1901, superintendent of Elementary
and Secondary Education at the st.
Louis Exposition in 1904, Secretary to
the Y. S. Jury of Awards at the Liege
Exposition of 1906, and was specially
delegated by the U. S. Department of
Education to report the educational
held in Belgium in 1905.
Miss Bronson is a forceful speaker
who not only presents the facts and
figures of an expert statistician, but
whose ready wit, sparkling repartee
and salient anecdotes win the atten-
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-10-26
A BOOST FOR

Give your support to Superintendent
II. w. Blakely on November 7th for
County Superintendent. I am constrain-
ed to believe and am thoroughly con-
yinced that he Is the best county su.
p~efintendent I have ever taught under.
Che wing taught under seven in four
various states.) He Is an untiring
worker and ver ready to offer In
strultive suggestions to the teachers.
school boards. patrons and pupils as
well. Better schools" Is his motto.
In order to bring this about Blakely is
the man to do II. He advocates bet
ter school houses. better wages for
the teachers. thorough work and a uni.
form Standardization Of rural schools.
where essentials are taught and how
essentials are eliminated. I sincerely
believe we have the best corps o,
teachers of any county in the state
and not one Of these teachers will tell
you Blakely isn't faithful and enthus.
iastic over his duties. His works com
mends him.
His Industrial and General School
Exhibits" have been second to none in
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sUFFRAGETTEs WORKING HARD

Mrs. Maude McCreery, of Wisconsin,
a suffrage speaker of national reputa-
ton, held meetings throughout Brook.
ings county last week. The weeks
work began Monday afternoon, Oc-
tober 10th, with a splendid street meet
ing at Bruce. Another splendid meet
ing was held at Sinai Tuesday after
noon, followed by an enthusiastic meet
ing on the street Of Volga that even
ing. Wednesday afternoon a meeting
was held on the street of Bushnell,
and at Aurora that evening an enthus-
iastic crowd listened to Mrs. MeCreery
Notwithstanding the fact that the
weather was very cold and that snow
and began to fall. After the Aurora
meeting, Mrs. McCreery drove to the
where she spoke to a crowd that had
been waiting for some time. Prof. F.
+. Brown of the college, entertained
the audience with delightful readings
until Mrs. McCreery arrived.
White was visited Thursday but ow-
ing to the snowstorm, the street meet
ing was abandoned and an interesting
indoor meeting held. Friday evening
the Prairie Home Grange meeting,
which was held in the Bitterness school
house north of Brookings, was visited
and Mrs. McCreery's talk was very
much enjoyed by all. The weeks
work closed with a most excellent
street meeting in Elkton Saturday af-
.ternoon.
Everywhere Mrs. McCreery was
greeted with splendid crowds much en-
thusiasm and interest. She left for
Flandreau Monday morning to spend
this week in Moody county.
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the state under his supervision. 1t is
to be highly commended by any one
who knows how to value work of the
young novice.
Voter, Blakely deserves your vote
whether you are a democrat or a re-
publican; for the interests of your
child is based on his potent need
(education) vote for a mar who stalIus
for principles, better schools, better
teachers and who VIII faithfully serve
the people and who will not stand for
u schools to retrograde. Vote for a
live wire for dead ones are used for
door mats.
Very sincerely yours,
G. L. Dimmette,
Principal Bushnell High School.
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is ONTO HIS JOB

j. r. Culhane, republican candidate
for county treasurer, is one Of our Ma.
tive sons having been born on a farm
near Elkton. He entered the county
treasurer's office as deputy on Janu.
airy LIST, 1913, and has been a faithful
county official there. John is a worker.
courteous and obliging and has made
n of our best deputies. A vote for
him will be a vote for a man who
knows the affairs of this office and will
give it the attention it deserves.
Every democrat should cast their vote
for him, because he deserves the sup.
port of every voter Of the county. Re-
member him at the polls on November
7th.-White Leader.
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frage movement as her opponents, and
she is considered invincible by the
anti-suffragists. Miss Price is credited
with the chief responsibility for the
great an%ti-suffrage victory in Ohio IN
1914, when their majority was in
creased nearly 100. 900 over that of
1912. She was recently the second wo-
man to address the Connecticut legrs-
lature from the speakers chair at the
special invitation Of member rs
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KENNARD ALSO OFFERS THANKS

Let me say to my many friends OF
Brookings city and Brookings county
that l do most sincerely appreciate
the kindness and the splendid support
you have always given me in the past
and that if elected again as your Rep
re%sentative on November 18th | cannot
promise you any special legislation,
but say I'll be your Dutch uncle until
the end of the chapter.
Yours very truly,
G.. N. Kennard.
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COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF
scHooLS-FoR SECOND TERM

To the Voters of B~rookings County:
Having been nominated for the office
Of County Superintendent of Schools
by the Republican Party, and owing
to the fact that I am kept constantly
employed with the duties of the office,
1t will be impossible for me to make
a thorough personal canvass and inter
view each voter personally, therefore,
I take this means of soliciting your
support and votes at the general cleo.
ton on November 7th, 1916.
II you feel that l have served the
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ton and interest even of her political
opponents.
Miss Price is a graduate of Vassar
and former newspaper woman, VINO
has also spoken against suffrage be-
fore the National Congress and the
legislatures of many states. As a
ChautauQua debater, she has toured
Ohio, New York, Pennsylvania, Massa-
chusetts, etc, for several seasons, with
some of the best speakers in the sut-
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TICKET
National

president
Vice-Prestdent-
THOS. r. MARSHALL
Presidential Electors
A. c. SATTERLY
j. W. MOORE
p. L. RANDALL
LEAFS c. PECK
JOHN NJ. KING
Congressional
Congressma- irst District
.. D. ANDERSON
Second District
J. J. PATTERSON
Third District
HARRY L. CANDY
State
oRvILLE V. RINEHART
Lieutenant Governor
A. s. ANDERSON
Secretary Of State
JAMES E. BIRD
Attorney General
JOS. J. CONRY
State Auditor
T l. GUNDERSON
State Treasurer
JACOB FERGEN
Commissioner OF School and Public Lands
JOHN MICHAELS
Superintendent OF Public instruction
WILL CHAMBERLAIN
Railroad Commissioner
JOGEN j. BOE
Legislative and County
State Senator
7. II. SIMMONS
Representative
J. A. SILVANDER
ELLET j. WOLD
Treasurer
ALFRED B. PETERSON
Auditor
JOSEPH l.. BAIRE
Sheriff
FRED MINER
Clerk Of Courts
II. o. HARRISON
superintendent of Schools
f. ESTHER PIERCE
Surveyor
#. r. ATKINSON
Coroner
DIR. f. w. FORSEE
Commissioner end District
E. c. Sheldon