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AZ to cost Of living. the increase In
the retail cost Of food OF the WORKING
classes is reckoned by the Poard o'
Trade as abou; 30 per cent. TINS Is on
the supposition that they made no
change IN their marketing.
As a fact they have 90 some extent
l.ssensd the pressure by res ,rtins to
cheaper but equally wholesome subsfi-
,u;cs. And food is not the orlv Item
70 ha considered. There IL clothing,
which has not advanced In price 10 any
thing Ike the same extent there Is rent.
and here an iucipicn; rise Wa cheCRc"
by legislation. and there is fuel COM
hiniuy all these elements la tht'r proper
proportion. We reach some 35 per cent
as a reasonable estimate OF the to'ai
increase In iv!ns expenses.
There is su~perabundant evidence that
the money incomes Of the people. speak
ing hroadly have risen 50 much more
.lan the cost Of living that they are
r.. m.r.l, able to meet the additional
CHARGES they have. q substantial margin
w~Hercvith 'o add 20 their comfort 10
SAY. for The future or To multSly their
lloasur.- whether wise or un~ise' II
Ga mot tc necessary to labor the point
st.iis'icsllv TO adduce the eas'lN
accessible figures as 20 rates OF pay, out
pu' and overtime, ~ to do more than
make passing reference ~ the thousands
~ women who were not wage earners
before and TO the allowances to soldiers
wives
Tn. patsrt results are enough for our
purpose Here in birmingham, for in
stance. there IL less illness. because
PEOPLE are better fed homes ar" being
made more comfortable. and the second
hand furniture sIors are almost empty ,
the pawnhrok~rs' shelves are getting
, bare tho children are better cared for
undertaking shops do a brisk trade
and people are opening savings bank ac-
counts who never dreamed Of dong so
before.
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"Pretended scarcity certainly IL pal
atable. especially when one is reminded
of the fact that our police is weighin
the bread. that the butter is out Of the
market. tina fat, meat and margarine
have reached a price that is beyond the
probable reach Of the workingnah'
Another well nourished Phariaee ex-
horts h the columns Of the Norddcufsch'
;U0emcine Z,itur0 by asking, Where is
scarcity to be found? = and no doubt after
having partaken Of n good dinner he
breaches with these words: We must
teach ourselves at home how to manage
10 get along in our homes with as little
as possible. But OF course in larS"
families with children the small earninG
Of the hreadwinner being now totally
abss mt. this sum must be replaced by the
creation Of a relief fund 40 that there
may not be any serious want Exactly,
bu, under no circumstances must 'he
people complain OF hunger. II annoys
the soldier terribly and cripples his. night
ing mower, Therefore do not write com
planning letters to the front. In Other
words, YOU. wives OF soldiers. hide the
truth from your husbands In fact, lie
to them.
'The old proverb rays. The mouth
speaNeth out OF the fulncss OF the heart
And II her children's stomachs are
empty II ~ nara TOT the wHe NV w
mention the fact to her far away SOL
der husband hat IL is hard to pro-
vide his children with food while he
Is offering his life for mis- country.
But il it IL not found possible for your
masters to prevail upon you to Keep
your mouths shut then they resort 10
a more practical means. They have
a very simple means OF stopping these
annoying complaints. The frussiah
censor is now supervising these letters
OF wives at home to their husbands ~
the front. Tncy simply do not allo
this objectionable correspondence to 90
through. Poor and unfortunate Ger
man soldier He deserves pity At t"e
command Of the militarist Government
he has gone into tho enemy country
and at the command Of the Government
he must steal from other nations. tie
is required to perform difficult services
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with such touching deiicscy Of patriotic
sentiment through the medium Of the
official press.
The new Germany has the unGues-
tionsble right to maui halten holding
MS tongue. Recently our official press
has been fopdcd by authoritative and
phsrassic cAhortions so soldiers wiz IS
hat they must, for God sake. not COM
plain so much about the scarcity az
food. Keep your mouth shut tight when
hungry, keep your mouth shut when
your children are hungry, keep YOUR
mouth shut when your children want
milk. Keep your mouth shut when your
children cry for bread, keep your mou'n
shut and write no letters To the front"
Outside Of Germany thes. remarks
might sound like the stock PHRASES of u
professional ag,tator. but not SO IN icr.
many. at least not in these days. !
carefully watched for the effect If these
remarks all about me. and ! saw 40
pair Of dry eyes.
Amid tens. silence the doctor coi-
tiuusd
In a recent Issue the m~outhpiccc ~
the Pharisce, the NNeuchener N'rtsicn
Nachrichtem. complains thus troadine
from a clipping
"'Our soldiers do not always re eve
from their dear ones az home the best
encouragement, to hold on. A soldier on
furlough who before obtaining leave
had performed his duty to his father
land ~unfinch.ngly and wen, through
many hard ships with good humor but
after n visit home reiirnad In the front
with a sad f'ce. worrying day and n'rht
about his dear ones n the pretended
.ca rcity at home
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BRIYONS LIVE
BETTER THAN EVER
Economist Contends Wage In
creases More Than Equal
Higher Costs.
NO SHORTAGE REPORTED
Specto, Correspondence 10 TINS sus.


LONDON. May 16-The working popu-
lation Of Great Britain has not suffered
from the high prices Of food, clothing
and other necessities, because In almost
all cases their - have been increased
propoetionsteiy. and wen more than
Ties. according TO Prof. W. r Ashley.
dean Of the faculty Of IN the
University Of Birmin CHAM. IN an article
in the Times to-day.
Prof. Ashley. who IL . prominent
English economist. say that with the
exception Of certain persons with hxed
incomes such as annuities. pensions. or
soldiers wives with large families to
care for on Government allowances. the
| people Of Great Britain are now able 70
save money and 10 live far more com
fortably than in the days before the
war.
Prof Ashley's article fcllowr:
The COS, Of living In this country has
gone up by rather more than 5ne.third
since the war began. Yet tho srea'
mass Of the people, SO far from suffer-
ing from depriv alton. has never been %
prosperous. never SO well fed. The rise
in living expenses has not been due &c
restriction Of supply II has been due
chiefly 20 the fact that tho people have
been able and willing 10 pay high prices
An important immediate cause ha.
been the rise Of freigh's, but these
freiehts could not have zone on beins
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ST.. nifcant is the experience Of the
Birmingham Industrial Cooperative So
oiety, with ite well nish 10000 members.
representing limos as many separate
Families. As II does a ready money bust
noss. a rapid expansion OF membership
must mean "A widening circle % improved
conditions Its membership. in fact. has
grown so per cent. during the war.
Meanwhile the figures Of sales per Nom
ter have been mounting up. higher con-
siderably than ear be accounted for by
prices. Aud notice pa rticulariy that the
weight ~ bread purchased per member.
IN spite Of it's abnormal price, has re-
manned practically unaltcred.
Perhaps Birm.irSham Is rather more
tiou ishing than some places hut i, is
common knowledge that material well
hr.ng is pretty generally difused over
the country. IT confirmation he sought,
IT Is easy to refer to the statistics OF the
sales ~ the Cooperative Wholesale, or to
those OF unemployment or sauperism.
This II not To sa, that nobody is dis
trossci by the prevailing high prices.
Putting on one side middle class people
with fixed incomes, those who find IL
hard to manage are such old age mem
sioners as have no relatives to help them.
aud soldiers wives with large families
Of small children. There are also GER
tain mail classes 81 day laborers whose
wages are said not yet to have been ad-
justed to The changed conditions and
whose cases viii dOnbtless be care fully
90, sidcreh by the Ministry Of Munitions.
But all these instances Of hardship put
together are relatively 20 few that the
attempts OF n stop the war agitator here
and there to make capital out of them
have altogether failed TO catch the ear
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tion has direct reference to our
own Declaration at the city Of
r,, =, GG.
Philadelphia, !:
Yet it is true as recorded, they
shall try to take Our Liberty,
granted Us by our Old Patriotic
Fore fathers of this country and
while some of our Liberties have
been taken, and we feel the
sting of them; yet the promise
is, they shall come back to as
because the door of Liberty,
cannot be shut by man any
more, So believing that Bible
SociaIis N will in the near future
rule the world. We remaih, as
ever.
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Liberty" !"

We have before US one of the
greatest words used in the Eng
lish language. What does LIB.
EnTY" mean? Paul said:
Stand fast tn. refoie in the
liberty wherewi:h Christ hath
made US free, and be not en:ansl'
ed again with he yoke OF bond.
age" lGaI. 5-l.)
We have advice here to stand
fast in the Liber,y which Christ
made US free in. For it reads
whom Christ makes free, is
free indeed " Then LIBERTY
means something to US. A short
time ego when eae cid Linerty
Bell OF Philadelphia was taken
from it's resting place where 1t
had been since july the 4th. l77b
and run across the Continent,
How many of the American
people and especially Of those
who locked upon it. Thoue ht of
what great Importance THE
WoRD" should be to every
Patriotic American, and no,
only they, but every human
being on the face Of the Globe
When Gud created man and
placed him ou the earth. Goo
gave them "Libery" by giving
them access 10 every tn ny or
the face of the eartn, all was
placed on an equal footing iu tbs
broad expance OF Liberty"
,-At,the end of Thousand years
or a little more, the's r,ent was
cast out Of heaven; Being cas-
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ol the mouse OF the Lord for EEL
will teach US of his ways and we
will walk in his paths, for the
law shall go forth of Zion, and
the word of the Lord from Jeru.
salem, when this time comes we
will need no preparedness for
God will rebuke strong nations
afar off and they shall beat their
swords into plowshares, and
lhelr splers into pruning hooks,
and nation shall not lift, up sword
against nation neither shall they
learn war any more. And every
man shall sit under his vine and
fig tree and 10 man dare molest
or make afraid, What a grand
Socialist government this will be
nc more swords, but plo wshears
no more spears, but pruning.
hooks. May our President see
what a grand law this is, and in
the place OF preparing and max.
ing the army larger and bigger.
tie will contide in Bible Socialism
and prepare plowsheirs and
pruninghooks and get ready for
Gods time here on earth when
HE shall rebuke strong nations,
(money gods) and make them
throw their money to the moles
and the bats and bring this
system and form of government
into power. Please read.
For brass l will bring gold
and for iron l will bring silver
and for wood brass. and for
! stones iron: | will also make thy
} officers peace, and thine exactors
righteousness.
J Violence shall no more be heard
in thy land, wasting nor destruc.
ton within thy BORDERS; but
thou shalt call thy walls Saliva
, tion and thy gates Praise.
u The sun shall be no more thy
light by day; neither for bright.
ness shall the moon give light
unto thee: 5ut the Lord shall be
unto thee an everlasting light,
and thy God thy glory.
: Thy sun shall no more 20 down
neither shall thy moon withdraw
itself:for the Lord shall be thine
everlasting light and the days Of
l thy mourning shall be ended.
= Thy people also shall be all
rrighteoas; they shall inherit the
land for ever the branch of nv
planting the work of my hands
that | may be glorihed.
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Socialism Taught by
The Word

=, We are standing upon the
watch tower and we hear the
voice saying watshman what of
the night? Vatcbman what of the
night? The answer comes, The
morning came and also, the
night. " That is the night of dis.
pare for tie swords are drawn,
the raveges Of war are upon us.
The burden ofthe valley of Wis
ion. Thou are full CT stirs a great
tumult is upon the people. The
slain men are many Therefore
look away from me until | weep
bitterly for the slain of the
daughter OF my people, For it is
a day of trou rle and of treading
down of the poor in the mire and
harable pit of contention. The
great men of profit and graf;
says we will have the pot. And
We poor of the land must fill it.
We do not care how many lives
you take OF your fellows to get it
for us, we are going 10 have it,
and you poor yellow dogs must
fight for it for us. The bone Of
contention is LAYING in between
you and while you fight and kill
each other. we as kings and
princes Of earth will pull the last
morsal of good out of it. And
when we get all the gold and
silver from between you\ and a
chain of thraldom around your
neck we then will lead you who
remain alive off like you would
lead a little pup. And feed you
a liltle, and Just a little at nul
door steps. Therefore God says
to,you rich man weep and howl
for your m;ser!es that shal
come upon yon. For the cries
Of those who have you kept back
their wages, has gone up into
the ears of God Almighty. Ant
he says my servsnts the poor
and the needy shall be Liberated
aud set free from under you,
profit system Of preparedness
aud obstruction Of life for it shal
come to pass that the mountain
of the house of the Lord shall b,
established in the top of tn,
mountains, and exalted above th,
high hills and people shall flow
to it. And nations shall say com,
and let US 60 up to the mountain
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A little one shall become g.
Thousand and small one a.
strong nation: I the Lord will
hasten it in his time" lisa.
60-17-22.)
And then the peop.e will live
under Gods government and
follow up his law in this manner,
For behold I create new
heavens and a new earth, and
the former shall not be remem.
bered nor come into mind.
But be ye glad and rejoice for
ever in that which | create for
behold | create Jerusalem a re.
joicing and her people a joy.
And l will rejoice in Jerusalem
and joy in my people and the
voice of weeping shall no more
be heard in her nor the voice of
crying
There shall be no more thence
an infant of days nor an old man
that hath not filed his days; for
the child shall die an hundred
years old; but the sinner being
an hurdred years old shall be
accursed.
And they shall build houses
and inhaoit them and they shall
plant vineyards and eat the fruit
of them.
They shall not build and an
other inhabit they shall not plant
and mother cat for as the days
of a tree are the days of my peo-
pie and mine elect shall long
enjoy the work Of their hands.
They shall not labour in vain
nor bring forth for trouble for
they are the seed of the blessed
of the Lord and their offspring
W it'll them.
and it shall come to pass, that
before they call, | will answer:
and while they are yet speaking
! will hear.
The wof ard the Lamb shal
feedtogether, and the lion sha IL
eat straw like The bullock; and
dust shall oe the serpent's meat.
They shall not hurt nor destroy
in all my holy mountain, saith
the Lord. lisa. 65-17 to 25.)
No more war here, no more
preparedness here. Gods gov.
ernment is set up as in the begia
ming may God hasten the time
as He says HE will do and the
parasites and grafters, with
preparedness cut of from the
| face of the earth, is our prayer.
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to earth, he. thru the carnal
mind of some of those created
people set up. system OF profit,
spripging forth in this manner,
please read; ~,
Son of man say unto the
prince of Tyrus, Thus sayeth
,he Lord God, | sit in the seat OF
God, iu the midst of. the, seas;
yet thou art man, and not a
Cod, though thou set thine heart
as the heart Of God,
Behold tn u art wiser than
Daniel. there is no secret shat
they cad hide from thee.
! With thy wisdom aad with !
thine underst tandins 'hou hast
go.len thee riches, and bast
gotten gold and silver into thy
treasures:
by thy great wisdom and by
thy tratAck hast thou increased
thy riches. and thine heart is
lifted up because Of Thy riches. =
, ER.k. 50 IS, -
! Here is the power that takes
! the Liberty fr,m the,peo?le the
money power. and it is done
thru a profit system. From un-
der that terrible yoke, Christ
taken Us, and gave the com mand
Stand fast in the Liberty where
with Christ made US free" At
the end of the Apostolic age, a.
gain the clOven hand of the pro-
tit system: raised itself high IN
in the air ard made slaves by
the thousands. And when the
shores OF America was fast set
Ting up in Colonies This black
e1ed hand of profit system made
its power felt over the Colonies
of this country, When Christ
once more in the hearts of our
fore fathers, rose up in mass:
and declared this Liberty to
Us upca more, or death, and at
Philadelphia, on July 4th, f776
the Doc. of'Liberty" once more
was declared, as recorded IN
these words. "A nd to
the angel of the church in Phila-
,delphi4, write; These things
saith he tnat is holy, he that is
true, he that hath the key OF
David, he that openelb, and NO
/; man shuttetb; and shutteth and
no man openetb.
| know thy WORKS; behold ]
7 have set before thee, an open
! door. and no man can shut it
for thou hast little strength
aud has kept my word, and has'
not denied my name
!, Behold. | will make them o
q tie synagogue OF Satan, which
+ say they are Jews, and are not
!, but do lie. behold, | will make
y them to come and worship he
t fire thy feet. and to know that
n have loved thee,
;. Because thou hast kept tn,
4 word Of my patience, ! also viii
4 keep thee from the hour o
y tempta tion, which shall com
n upon a the world. to try then
that dwell on the earth,
e Pehold, come quickly, boil
that fast which thou bast, tha
: no man take thy crown.' Rev
g 8 - I'll.
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REV, l.. s. GARRETT. EDITOR.
PUBLISHERS,

N G. Garrett and NJ. M. Bowers
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Order to Show Cause why Order
Of Sale Of Real Estate should
not be made.

state ~ South Dakota. County Of ]: -
In County Court March Term. March q. lnlh.
In the matter Of the Estate OF ivcr /. N.stby.
Deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of F.. II
Benedict, Adm illustrator OF tn. Eatate of Iypr l..
personal estate that hAs come into lis hands.
and The disposition thereof. the amount of dents
outstanding against said deceased. and a d.
script iOn of all thu real estate Of which said de.
ca.s.! died Sc Ird, ANA the condition ana value
of the respective portions thereof. that IL il tor
the advantage, benefit and best interests of the
estate andthose Interested therein, and PRAYING
that license br 10 him granted 10 sell the whole
Of said real estate:
And il appearing, by card %pefit,on. that there
is not sufficient personal estate in The hand- 81
said administrator to pay aaid d-b'r, and that i
ia necessary. il order 10 pay the same, to EEL
the whole Of said real estate;
II Is That ali persons interest
I'd IN said estate. appear before the Judge OF
the Court. on Tuesday. the 18th day of April.
A. D.. 19li. IT ten O'Clock A. NJ. ut the County
Court Room over The fret National Bank, in
there to chow cansc. ii any there be. why an
order should not be granted 10 said admins
traitor to sell snld real estate accordin. to the
PRAYER Of said p tltion.
y IT Is ri KTHER cd, That \
copy OF this order be published for funr success
s'ye weeks prior to eaid hearing. IN the Herald
Advance. = legal, weekly newspaper printed and
published ~ the City Of MilbAnk. in SAID com
~. and personally served on all persons inter
ested III said estate. residing in said county. ut
least ten DAYS hefore said day OF hearing
Dated 1T MilbaDk. South Dakota. the 9Th day
OF March. A. D.. 1915.
by the Court: s. =. LOCKHART.
Judge of the County Court
Attest: Earl LiHgeti. Clerk.
ml0-4-3i County Court Seal)
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Of Time and Place for
Proving Will.

state Of south Dakota. County of Grant-ss.
In County Court.
In the matter Of the estate Of John Bear, de-
ceased.
The State OF south Dakota sends greeting 10
Barbarx Bear. George Hear, Jacob Bear. John
bear, Henry Bear, Michael Bear. Angnst Hear.
Chris Bear. aOhn NichOlxus Boar. Henrietta
Dncne, Barbara tiruse, Katherine Mitchell. Phil
pima spink. otto Damerow, Oacar Dam4row.
Anna Damcrow Rachel, Lydia Damerow Ditto
brrner, Sadie DamrrOw Reich, Edith Palfus:
hers and nev'seee Of John Bear, decreased.
Pursuant to m order IT said court made on
the l4th day Of March. 1915, notice IL hereby Civ
en-. that Monday the ION day Of April. 1916. =, ;
O'Clock IN the afternoon Of said dAv. ut the Office
of the County Judge IN the rir.t National Bank
bntldinR Of Milhank In the City OF MiIbank.
Grant County. south Dakota. h = been appoint
ed - the time aud place for proving the Will
OF said John Bear, deceased, and for hearing the
application OF George Rear. Henry Mitchell and
Jacob Hear. aud the issuance to them of letters
teetsn1entary. when and where any person in
terefted may appear and contest the came.
Dated ct MtlbaDk, Sonth Dakota, this 18th dav
OF March, 1917.
$. >. LOCKHART. County Judge.
Geo. :. Rix, Attorney tor Petitioners.
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For County Treasurer

Thereby announce myself as a
candidate for the Republican
nomination for the office Of county
treasurer Of Grant county South
Dakota, at the primaries May %,
1916, and will appreciate the sup
port of the voters Of said county.
Respectfully yours,
Ole 2. Johnson
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-03-31
FOR STATES

: To the voters of Grant county,
South Dakota: hereby respect
fully announce myself as a Republic
can candidate for the nomination
Of the Office Of States Attorney for
Grant county, South Dakota, at the
coming primary election to be
held on May 23rd, 1916. The sup
port Of the voters of this county will
be sincerely appreciated.
Respectfully, Robert D. Jones
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FOR COUNTY TREASURER

To the voters Of Grant county:
| hereby announce myself as a
republican candidate for the Office
Of county treasurer of Grant county
and will appreciate the support Of
the republican voters at the
primaries to be held on May %.
Very respectfully,
Ole A. Olson.
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Are IN big demand at present.
and The demand cannot be supplied,
Why not build y of your own and
be assured of a home. We have
some fine lots in the south side add
ton which is the most desirable new
part OF town, these lots are nicely
located, near to schools and business
center OF town, and new court house.
Inside lots 500 90 corner lots $3.50, 90.
ten per cent OFF for cash. Come and
look these over.
Martens Bros.
Mllbank S. d.