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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-05

fannt gemndJt, Dak man led)s5ebn
Mrtillerie &egimenter init idiue-
rem Teloseid)it orsanifieren tuiro.
Wfan erfGbrt iekt andJ s11n eriten
Wtal, baf mnIer regmlares Seer, snr
3eit nms 10000 Wann beiteGt.
Sic Elanc fir bie &onifription iiib
ppllitanbia entiuorfen irnb Die Gin
siebnng Ser Mannidaften wirb be-
ainnen ipbnIb oas aonIfriptionsge-
iet in &raft getreten lit. Man fat
bas Sano in iedJSsebn SiDiiionen
abgeteiit, nm Die &onffribenten at
Iammeln. 9ic critic 9iDiiiDn nm=
faft bic Srnppen aus ben Nen-Gng-
Ianb=Staaten, Die Siueite ans einem
9eil BON gfelu Yorf; bic brittle ams
bem iibrigen Nep Yorf nnb einem
Seil bpn Eennipipanien; bic pierte
aus bem iibrisen Eenniplpanien,
einidlieklid N6ilabelpbia mnb Gitts-
burg; Die finite ans ben Staaten
geeip sSeriep, 9elaiuare, Marslanb,
@trginien nmb oem 0iftrift Golnm=
6ia; Bic Iedite aus gorb- nnb Siio-
Carolina mnb Srnneiiee; Die iieben=
te aus Georgia, alabama nnb sslDri-
oa; bic ndte ans Ohio nnb @eit-
Tirginien; Die nenntc ans Snbiana
tnb aeutitfb; Sic sebnte ans Sni-
nuis; bic elfte. nus Widjisan mmO
@isconiin; Die smOlfte ans Nrfan-
/ ias, MiiiiiIippi nno 2oiiiiiana: Die
brei5ebnte ams MinneIota, Soiua,
ben beioem 9afotafs nnb gsebrasfa
bic piersebnte nus Wfiiionri, Sam
Ias mnb Colorado; bic fiinfsebnte
aus Cflaboma nmb, Seras. Die iehs-
sebnte ais @ontama, sSbabo, @aib-
ington, Oregon, California, Neba-
ba, lttat Nponlins, grisOma mno
gseiu NericO.
Wie Sepeiden ans WafbingtO,l
melben, iper6en in Der Mrmee itarfe
Abaneements itattfinbem. Mae
Cberitlentnants nnb bic eriten fani
Maipre perbtn Gberiten, matirIidj
boraassefett, bais iie pie betreffenben
Gramen beiteben; nGe iibrisen Ma-
iore nhb Elm eriter geutnant iuerben
Dberitlemtnant; fiebsia Gapitane Ipl-
len Waiprc iperben nnS alle Gent
nants aapitGne. gei Der aiiiten-Mr-
tiIerie iollem oreisebn Cberitlemt-
nants Oberiten, sipeinnbsuansia
Wajore Sberitlemtnnnts, ale &api-
tane Majore, 230 erite 9entnants
Gapitane nnb allc siueiten 2eiitnants
erite Gemtnants luerScn. gei bet
Snfanterie lucrben fiinfsis Oberft'
lemtnants Cberitem, 80 Majore
Oberitlentnants, 200 9apitGne Ma-
jore nnb allc eriten, iotuie 153 slueite
2emtnants Gapitane. 9abmrd, luer'
ben 5461 9entnantsitellen often.
0as Observation-Disclosures oes Son.
sreiies hat seltern ans Der SpiOnase-
Bill Die if)arfen Geninrbeitimmitn'
gen, melde ppn Der 3egiernma in
Die Bill bineinsebradJt iuaren nno
bic bem YrGiibenten cine iibersrose
Dtadltpollfommenbeit aaben, geitri'
hcn. Statt ibrer iunrSe Elm pun bcm
Nepraientanten 8nrb entluorfenfn
Geninrparasrapb NIT 1870 gcgcn 1s5
Stlmmen nngenummen, ippraiir
bann bic ganse Bill NIT 260 geaen
105 Stimmen angenomnlcm ipnrpe.
Die nenen Geninrbeitimmmmscn prS'
men an, bah ludbrenb zines Sriegcs,
an benz Die Ger. Staaten beteiligt
iinb ober luabrenb Der 3eit, in Der
Elm folder aries amssmbreden Sroi)t,
bic abfidltlide nnb nidlt antoriiierte
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-05

nenl bentiden 1tnterieebopt gebabt
baben, Der cine St1in6e 0nnerte nnO
in bem bas l1nterleeboot einen Sdnis
erbielt, Der es gum Sinfen bradte,
ipabrenS Der 9anipfer ansebIid nn-
beid66igt entfann.
General Soffre mn6 bic iibrigen
Niitslieber Der fransDiiiden Sour
nliiiion iuerben anf ibrer 9ieiie iiber-
al init oem gr0ffem G,ttbniiasntiis
aitfgenommem, luie bic Gepeidlen
meloen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-05

9(us Nep Yorf fonllnt Die 9ead-
ribt, oaB Die 8illa uSboooip
99alpn" in Gong Brand, melbe po1t
Brdiibent @ilion als Sommer-4eii-
bens belilltt nuroe, BON elmer sln-
5abl Yatrioten ailgefanft lit ltno
ben Ser. Staoten als permanenter
Somnrer Sit oes Hrdiioeilten gum
@ei6enf gernadt iperoeit ioI
Orei 9alloiten. oie lih ibre
gifagen idiuar5 genladt batten, be-
ral1bten Die /. &ational9onf in
&itniiller, Warplano, nm $4,000
Cine ean5e sln5abl geamter bat iidb
sur 8erfolaung aufgemad)t
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-05

Die fransSfid)en Srappen iDaen
nm ser glisne cine meme Gfiemiiuc be-
aunnen nmb ben Ort graonne gc-
npmmen bnben. Sic hnben aud an
ae6lidJ noroweitlid bpn Gbeims
bentId)e 5teilmngen aili 5iuei nnb
cine balbe Meilt genommeIt. SndD
iuollen lie $50 @efangete genplrinen
haben. 9ie gngriffe Der fngliid)cn
Srnppen in Der @eeeno Dun Mrras
limb ipieber 5nnt Gtiaitanb gefpnt-
men. Die Srnppeu berltarfen, ipie
aemelbet miro, bic Stellnnsem, bic
lie nemlid) genommen bnben. Die De-
Observation-Disclosures iasen Gng-
lanber mn6 0emtide leien gleid itarf
erId1pft nnb miiften iid) cine 8eile
ausrmben. Die Gnglanoer bebaiip<
ten, fie batten bei Der Ginnabme BON
Tresnop mnb in ben anoern aampfen
am 0onneritaa uno 5reitag 900
0efangene gemad)t; bic 0entIden
aebem Sen gerlnit BON Jresnop 5n,
befaupten aber, oaf nae anbern eng
liId,en gngriffe silriifseidfasen iinb
nno baF sic 9enti6eii tamien6 @t-
fangenc getnad)t baben.. Ta's
Die IranSoIen iinb onrdl bic Gin
nafme BON Graonne etipas Rdber an
ifr 3iel, 9aon, beransefpmmen, aber
iie bnbeu mod sr6fere Sdmierisfei-
ten 81 iiberiuinben, ais iie bisber
iiberiuun6en babeu. Die 9entIden
babem itarfe @egenansriffc /gemad)t,
oud) iuurben oieieIbeu, iuie bic Jran-
solen bebanptfn, 5,iriidgelaasen.
0ieTransolen upQen aud iuieocr iebr
piele 0efangene gtmadt baben. 9lmd
Die GngIdnbsr ipOllen n6r6lid BON
,Sabrieoiart unb bei JresnDD Sort
fdDrittc gemaM bdben. Die bentiden
StcI(aagen iinS aber nod immer
nidjs bar6)brodytn. i +
Mad sen sitmIiA nnsenaien nnb
pbantaffifden Mitteifnngen, bic
nns bprlicgen, bnt iidJ bic
yiepolte in NetersbMrs in fclgen-
Der @eiie dbseipieIt: Die Yeiue-
smng lit bon SoI6aten Der Seters-
burger WarnifD1 mns bitngernocn
goIfsnlafTtn dHsgseunstn nnb lpur-
be onrd) Bic Na@ridt bfranlaft, bak
oie prpbiTDrifdjt Nteierune ben Ml-
ilierten i6r nnberbrid)lides JeitbaI-
TEN on benz @mn6e an6 Die syprtIet-
nng oes 9riegts 5nseiagt babe @as
bic Sol6aten eigentlid iuolen, iuil-
len lie ipoI lelber nidjt 10 redjt, lire
Wnt fdjeint iidl bnnptfGdlid gegen
ben ariegsminiiter Wnfdfpiu sit rid)-
ten, bic bnngern6en Wolfsmniien
abcr iupllen Gebtnsmittel nnb syrie-
ben baben. Der NnsbrndD ridtete
iid banptIadlidj sesen MilmfOiu, ben
Winiiter bes gnsiuGrtigen. lie
Iplfsmenge sus Dor ben Geaiernngs-
paIait nnb fdjrie nadp Wiilnfoiu.
yrutoem er bic grDke gsfabr fann-
te, in bic er iidJ besab, fam er ani ben
gaIfom. 3nerit erlOb iifJ ein unge-
henres 9efdrei nuo inrbrere bnnoert
Q5eiuebre ridJteten iidl ani lin. slls
CT aber 81 iprehen bsgamn, b0rtc
man opdJ at. Nilmfo,u erfiarte, oak
Nuslano 1eimem 8iinbnis NIT ben
Nlfiierten trem blei6en itnb ben ariea
fortieben niiiie. Gr lpradD rnbig
nno iiber5ensenO nnO ais Ct anfse-
b6rt batfc, brad bic Mense in !Sudl-
rnfc amf lin nms. Die Gefabr 1T
fiir ben Mmsenblif beiritigt, aber iie
ii nod, nidjt ppriber. Die So5iali-
ltem laItem an ibrer sSrie6tnsagita-
tion feft nnb ibr Jiibrer 1T Der be-
=
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-05

ValJDAI uuU Ittuc OSUuCBCu uuA
Ser emali5den &omntiiton beindten
bente N6as SfeprGfentantenbdMs bes
apnsreiIes. @Gbrenb ibrer Mniueien-
beit eridJien Der 4raii0ent anf Ser
Uallerie oes Gaales. 8nlfomr fpradj
iiber Sic ipadIenbe Gefabr oes Mili=
tarismms. Die freien @6lfer bes We-
items miften iid) pereiliigen, nm bic
Ie Gefabr 81 befGmpfen. sSSn bieiem
ltnternebmen piiroeu iie iidJer fie-
gen.
Sie gertreter bergnglGnber baben
bente lpeitere 25 Willionen befom-
men.
Gine IerGnbcrnng an Der ge.
mil(isnnssbiG fir bas Seer, bic amf
Senatur Sbepparb's Teranlailmns
uuraenpmmen ipnrbe, madt ben Mn-
fauf pon 1880 gffer 2anb fir Jort
Sam 5omitOn m0slidj.
Nefrntternmgen in mnierm Sell
bes Staates finb iiberall i'm pollen
Dange mnb bnben aitfD, iuie es beift,
Elm befriebisenbes &einltat.
Sin eneliider u9eitrDper" lit per-
lenft mnD lpabrideinItdJ iin0 Gin Of-
fisier mnb A61 Mann babel nm's Se=
ben sefOminen.
Gum eritem Nial lett 1777 iuebt
bie ensliIde Tlasge iuieber iiber 6er
llnabhGnsigfeitsbalfe III Tbilaoel-
pbia.
Die Icfrmtiernng bringt nnge-
| fabr tGglid tanienb Mann, lpie ans
Waibineton gcmel0et ,piro.
Der 9rGiibent fat ben aongrcf
luiiiem laiIen, Snf bic linn Dorliegeil=
ben ariessmafregeln ID i6nea, ipie
| nl6gIid erlebigt iueroen nliiiien ba
am6ere nnb uidtigere ioIsen iollten.
Sc beikt, Der Erafi6ert iuerbc bic
ttebertrngnng gr0kerer Wiadtbpa-
ifpmmen6eit iiber Sdiffe nno
Gdiffsmerften berlanseu.
Der 9srGTnent ber Meserrepublit
Sapti fat ieineut &onsref cine Bot
id)aft snseianSt, in Der er cine
9riegserflaruns segen 9entId)lano
nerlangt.
Der Senat, Der iid) amgenbliflid)
| nit Der Gpionage @ia beidaftigt,
bat bic geitimmnns oerielbcm iiber
Elm N1tSfuhrberbut, bic anf @eran-
faiiung Der Nesiernns Der Bill ein-
gefigt mar nmb Die beitimntte, ban
Der ErGii6ent in einem &riege mad,
eiaenem @ntoiinfem oie 9lmsfnbr BON
8aarem perbieten f6nnc, luemn CT
! bies fir oie Gider6eit bes 2an0es
nnb Iein @oBlerseben fiir nDtis err
| adJte, Snrd cine anSere gcitim-
mmna erIett, Die ein slnsfnbrper-
Dot MIR baum geitattet, luemn felt
geltellt iuirb, bak Die @aaren ben
syeinb erreid)em nnb er nit ibmen
perIorgt iuirS. Gin 3niat beitimmt
| nod ansbriiflif, oak Der Eraiiocnt
bas Iedlt bahen Ioll, bic slnsfnbr
BON ,Sinn ooer Stnnlad)ei 5it uer=
bieten.
Die glnsebote anf Die eriten
! 1000 Wtillipnen, bic Don Den 1000
Millionen Tpnbs Ser eriten &ricss-
anIeibe ansscgeben luerben, fummcn
| tn @taiic l,erein nnb i'm SdJatamt lit
man Der 9lniidDt, bah Die 1000 Mtil-
lipnen I'M lnnbert 9Srusent iiber-
seidlmet luerben. Die niebriaite
3eidJnmna lit 5000 Dollar, bic b6dl-
| ite 20 Iilliomeu. Die 3eidlnnnaeu
ans Serns belanfen iidI bis jest anf
100000 Dollar.
| Der frans0iiidle 9ampfer u9fo-
dJam,bean" min einen Gampi init ei-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-05
4att
N1r. Ste,1erjaRler!

Salte au un0 oenft fiir gud elbIt nad - merit ole
politiide 3dblen Manip1Iatione1 Bel Sete Die nibt
Die geeieretiten gepee line es lei oenn oas gan5e SIS
coabr miro pergden. Gin gergleid bier ooer fnf
Wio1laen zines Seiles zines Sobres nit ener beribie
oee1 Sell enes aloeren SSabres lit ndt fair Ger fare
llo pirfe getpes tit, bette 5ur Office oes Staotsol
Ieftors 3 geben, sSbr nod nt getan ba6t ltro
3ll fragen tpie pel @eb ybr ber8ngeben babt Cure
Seler Gltitulg 5l erbaen Damn nergleid)t ben ge=
trag nit Der Steller Gnttg fir oaiielbe giger fir
Dos sabr t912-1913.
g8en br Cure Steuern berabgeebt 81 baben iuiinidt
gebt an1 s. gfa 5ltn Wablplas ulo int1lt fir 2allr,
gseon lo llbr, Die Manner, Die oerlpreden uno oarn
eiltig ino, oie Steuern gu rpor8ieren
amm, Nelson und Uhr -KOm1
-. f1nIitfde Nnseiae
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gu nertnietett

Dus obere Stodtperf oes soaules
geo. 2tS Sit-Gonlmerce StraBe
9aalim 90 BEL 90 SUB, gsodsufrageu
|216 Slt-Gomnerce StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-05
@ed,iel Der 3cit.

8or ser Sodseit ipridt er. lie
bort sll. - 6 Wionat ipater ipriht
iie; er bort 81. - 3ebn Sabre ipd-
ter lpreden ollie beioe 10 lait nit
chamber, oaB es oie Rahborn borent
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-05

Man6er alalbt, ernit su feiir
ipeil er feiuen SpaB berftebt.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-08-16
Ladies Dept.

Ladies Dept.
IT'S Ladies Linen Suits, values SO 50
to $40. Anniversary Sale 02C|
Ladies Silk Coats, made to sell at
s s35 g. ss,s 4 P3ids 2.95|
We have them, ladies just the thing
you are looking for-l00 high-grade
khaki Military Suits, values S. and
SO, Anniversary Sale 81 OS
Price. ................ o'oo
Ladies medium weight Union Suits,
55G quality Anniversary R9C.
Sale Price ................,. wv
Ladies $1OO heavyweight Union
Suits, Anniversary Sale CO.
Price Observation-Disclosures. Wv
Ladies Waists, 75c and sl.OO values
for this Anniversary Sale 49C
only ... ......'''..'. 800
Ladies Georgette Crepe Waists,
values up from So so to 5 OK
$4 90, Sale Price ..... Il ~
Ladies Crepe de Chene Waists, values
to Ssi $lO Pgice Anniversary S4.05
75c and 81 Ladies Muslin 20
Gowns, Sale Price ......... - ~
LADIES' HIGH GRADE SILK DRESSES
Just the kind you're looking for in
something fashionable but cheap. Reg
uar value SIS 90 to S25 90; Anniversary
Sale Price $l2 95 down so o.
to ....-. ............. 0.0o
LADIES & MISSES HIGH GRADE SUITS
In all popular fabrics and shades for
summer and early fall wear. Regular
values from $50 to $35. Anniversary
Sale Price for any suit so OF
IN house So 50 down to ~. ~
81 5Oand 81 Ladies' Waists 07c
to go at this sale. .. ...... - a -
15c Ladies Gauze Vests, reg q ~
ular and extra sizes, Sale price o\
The best Ladies House Dresses, made
in Maryland. Values up to q
81 80 Anniversary Sale Price w
40 dozen Ladies' high-grade Dressing
Sacques, mostly light colors. oo~
SOC, 75c. 81, Sale Price. go. ~ ~
Ladies' S. 80 and 81 Kim 00c
monos, Sale Price. .... 0o\
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-08-16

Ladies Understands, in all colors. Reg
g gsie : Pt 9od s. 80 so to I.9S
Ladies and Misses heavy winter Coats
re igds go Ssia p and SO $4.95
Ladies' and Misses dark Skirts. reg
ular values, from 81 to S., q So
25O0 Ladies and Misses high-grade
Khaki Skirts, just the skirt for out
door use. Values up S 4 O.
to $500 Sale Price " ~
Ladies and Misses high grade Silk
foplin Dresses, over 400 styles to select
from. Positively worth from $500 to
SO. Anniversary Sale 81 OK
Price, 1886 to ....... ~
Ladies and Misses Tub Skirts, made
of high grade material, fast colors,
values 1hoissr. up t to $ Pr;cs S | 40
Ladies and Misses Wash q
Skirts, sold up-t So, Price Wv
Over 1900 Ladies and Misses Skirts,
all Styles and patterns, values from IS
S s. sl7 Price 2S, A ST. 81 to' '6.9S
300 Ladies' and Misses Seal Plush
Coats, just arrived, made TO sell from
80 F2ict to s. s5 g. to Sale s24.95
Ladies and Misses high grade Mil
itary Capes with latest d -
designs, values to SIS a 80
375 Ladies and Misses best made Silk
Skirts, made IN the very latest style, all
colors. values from$7 50 SO o.
toSl2 80 sale price$3. 95 to ~. 80
275 Ladies and Misses Silk Sweaters,
all of the latest shades, just the sweater
for the coming cool evenings, values
from 81, 50 to SIS. Sale So o.
| Price So IS to-. O.SHo
Ladies High Grade Hosiery, all lead
ing colors. Values from S Or
SOC 50. 80 Price, 29c to .oS
Ladies and Misses Sport Coats, Sc 80
to $3.50 values, Ami Sd 10
versary Sale Price. ~.So
Ladies and Misses White Sport Coats,
values up to $40. An SD -
niversary Sale Price. o'So
Ladies and Misses 81 @=
Coats, values up to $25 S'So
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-12-06
BRUCE

from the Herald:
The members of the Patriotic club
were entertained at the home of Mrs.
NJ. F. Bunday last Friday evening by
Mrs. f. f Ribstein, and Mrs, Bunday.
Mrs. Evans, of Bookings, was a guest
of the club. The evening was spent
in knitting. Dainty refreshments
were served. The next meeting will
be at the home of Mrs. Verne Walters.
John c. Halvorson passed away at
the home of his brother, Nels Halvor-
son, three miles south of Bruce, Tues
day morning at 4 o'clock. He has
been failing for the last year. He has
resided in lakewood township for
many years, being an old settler of
that township. His many friends will
regret to hear of his death and they
extend their sympathy to the bereaved
relatives.
The Bruce Mercantile company, bet
ter known as the Farmers store, and
managed by j. II. Johnson was pur-
chased Tuesday by T. A. Thompson
of Carpenter, S. ID. Mr.. Thompson
was the heaviest stakeholder in this
company and desiring either to buy or
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and extend their sympathy to Mrs.
Henry.
Cecil Albright went to Omaha Sun
day night and Tuesday Postmaster
Dalthorp received word from him that
he had successfully passed the exam
ination for the navy and that he will
be assigned to the engineering de-
partment Cecil's friends, and that
means everyone in this general local
ity, will wish him the best of success
in his new occupation.
Rev. David Richardson at the close
of the morning service at the Presby-
terrain church last Sunday read his
resignation and stated that the same
would take effect at once and that
would be his last ermo He and
Mrs. Richardson will shortly leave for
Kansas City. The friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richardson wish them the best
of success in their new location.
The host of good friends of Leon
ard Stromme will be pleased to learn
that he has been graduated from the
officers training school at Fort Smell
ing and now holds the rank of lieuten-
ant. Lieut.. Stromme was superinten-
dent of schools of Havana. North Da-
kOta, last year and is accredited to
that state, but he is a Nolga and
Brookings county boy nevertheless,
being born in Volga and his home was
here up to two years ago when his
parent moved to Garretson.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-12-06
l q SCHOOL NOTE


.
Last Tuesday in the Commute
period the students were delighted to
hear from the men Of the Stephens
evangelistic party-Mr. Stephens. Mr..
Rose and Mr.. Dixon. They sang a
negro melody, entitled "Oh, Mourner,
Get up off Your Knees" The ap-
plause showed how much 1t was ap-
preciated. for the audience clapped on
in a vain request for more. However,
as Mr.. Rose said, IF we sing all the
time we won't have any time to talk.
First, Mr.. Stephens gave an interest
ing talk which might be termed an
Introduction to Mr.. Roses talk on
Metal" He tool up the various ways
of caring for and using the metal Of
a gun. This he compared to our lives,
the uses and the ear of them. For
instance, the cleanliness, the target
and the aim. The talk made by Mr..
Rose was followed by a short II by
Mr.. Dixon. We certainly appreciated
hearing these men as we appreciate
having different outsiders give us
helpful talks.
The Wednesday division of the
Girls Glee club met Oh the usual day
and rehearsed.
No school was held Thursday and
Friday on account of Thanksgiving.
Many out-oftown girls went home for
vacation.
Miss Burgett left Wednesday morn
ing for a visit to Pipestone for owe
Thanksgiving. Her classes were
taught by the various students, Ce-
celia Sanders teaching German |,
Vivian Christopherson, German ii,
Verna Sexauer, German III, and Maui
rine Crowley, German ", and Claire
Wiley, German V.
Miss Wilson drove to Sioux Falls
Saturday, Nov. oath, and spent the
past week attending the teachers on
vention there. Her classes were
taught by Miss Laura SeXauer.
The Latin plays, The Roman
School" ct THE Roman Wedding
were given Monday night and very
successfully. The auditorium of the
junior high school was crowded with
the relatives and friends of the play
ers. Every part was taken by a cap
able person and rendered, as only
hard work could make possible. Miss
Kjereland is to be congratulated up
on the success of the plays. The 9TH
er numbers on the program were also
very good. This is a unique form of
entertainment and is certainly appre-
ciated as a good, clean kind Of enter
tainment. We hope to see more of
these ir the future.
Are YOU working for the Bomb?
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AUTO OWNERS ATTENTION,
1918 NUMBERS

You are requested to make applica-
ton to the county treasurer for the
proper blank which you are to sign
and return TO him, together with the
serial number make, horsepower.
etc, of your car. When you return
this blank properly signed, remit the
three dollars for each num-
Der for an automobile and two dollars
if for a motorcycle.
Do this now and save yourself the
of being arrested and fined,
which you will be if caught on the
public highways of this county after
January 1st, unless provided with the
proper number. Fred 5 MINER
Sheriff Brookings County.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-12-06
Local and Personal

Whats the matter with Brook
ings?"
The third grade of the public schools
gave a Thanksgiving program Tues
day, Nov. 9th, under the supervision
of Miss Thayer. A number of the
parents attended the program.
Paul Davis, son Of E. w. Davis, who
has been in the employ of an electric
company at Candy, Mimi, has gone
to war and will this week enlist in
the engineers corps. The company he
has been working for have now lost
fifteen men who have gone to war by
way of the engineer corps.
f. r. Johnson has been having a
family reunion at his home the past
week. Two sisters and one brother,
being all that he has, having been Wis
iting with him. Monday one sister,
Mrs. G. II. Pengra, left for her home
at Folsom, Mont, and Tuesday Mrs.
G.. II. Coates and |. d. Johnson, the
brother and other sister, left for
their homes at Juda, Wis. The broth
ers and sisters spent the week in a
very pleasant manner visiting and
that they were glad to be together
once again was evidenced by their re-
luctance in breaking up the happy
party.
Among the jingly, swinging must
cal numbers of "KatZenjammer Kids
the newest song, dance, fun and girl
show produced from the famous comic
supplement cartoons, which will be
presented at the Grand Opera House
on Thursday, December 18Th, are
"San Francisco" See America First
And For That He's Got the Nerve
To Draw a Salary" Sailor Yarns
How Do You Do Honolulu and
"Katzenjammer Kids" David NJ.
Wolff wrote the book and lyrics of
"Katzenjammer Kids" and Donald H.
Bestor composed the catchy tunes.
The piece was staged by Virgil M.
Bennett and the efforts of this clever
trio is said to be a swift-moving, hill
arious fun show whose jingly tunes,
fantastic dances and beautiful stage
pictures will delight both the eye and
ear.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-12-06
Buy advertised goods. Always
the best. They have reputation
behind them. You get good
value for your money.
,1a
Dr. j. r. Jackson. Osteopath.

Or. j. X. jackson, OSteopatn.
WHAT'S the matter with Brook
ngs?"
See Special Display of Gifts for
children this week at Cole Mere. Co.
John Olson, the hamburger man,
keeps his place open until after the
late train in the evening.
Judge Skinner. accompanied by
Court Ste%nographer Hopkins, was
holding Chambers of Court in Brook
ings the last of the week.
II. E. Mckee, insurance mar of
Sioux Falls, was in the city Tuesday
attending to business and visiting his
sister, Mrs. J. w. Holiday.
The fou:rh grade Of the pubic
school, under the supervision Of Miss
Ulrich, entertained their parents at
a Thanksgiving program given We'd
nesday afternoon, Nov. 2Sth.
j. II. Dickey, of %Iroquois, a former
college student and now in the drug
business, was in the city Monday TAX
ing an examination before Col. Las
sitter for admission to the next train
Ing camp for officers.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Mathews, and
daughter, Miss Marjorie, left Tuesday
evening for st. Paul where they Will
De absent about a week, in consulta-
ton with Miss Marjorie's physician.
They will then go to California for
the winter and will spend most of the
time in Los Angeles.
Mrs. H. G.. Mcmillan, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G..
a. Mathews, left Tuesday morning
Tor Washington, d. c., to join her hus-
pan The McMillans will remain in
'he capital all winter while Mr.. Nc
MILAN attends to duties connected
with his work as a government plant
pathologist.
The annual praise meeting of the
Woman's Home and Foreign Mission
airy Society of the Presbyterian
church met at the manse Monday af-
ternoon. Mrs. Seibert who has been
d missionary in Mexico and South
America for 20 years was present and
gave a very interesting talk on the
Mission Field. There were about rs
ladies present. An offering was re-
celved amounting to $265.
Sam Hanson, who will be remenl-
pered as an old college student, the
FAMILY nee living on Medary venue
across north of Prof. Mathews, was
IN the city Monday taking an exam
nation before Col. Lassiter for his ad,
mission to the next officers training
camp. Sam is now living in Mime
apolis and is the same CHEEKY boy as
oi yore. He passed in good shape
and will be one of the bright orna
ments of the next bunch of officers.