davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-03-10

Randolph county fruit growers
and citizens in general are jubilant
on account of the fact that the
fruit crop is yet safe. Peach grow
ers say that the prospect for full
crop was never better than at pres
ent.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-03-10
Friday, March 10, 1911,
OFFICE PHONE NO 30.

Who wants to be elected mayor
of Pocahontas?
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-03-10

Entered at the postonice at Pocahontas'
Ark. as second-class mail matter
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-03-10

PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-15

8or pieIen Sabren beobadtete $err
6reoerid &nab in Glmaoonien leud.
tenbe Germitenbii9sl. @r lab bieie
@riheinung gum eritenmal auf einem
nG6tlihen 8oIhipqSiergang in Der
llmeebung bon Sohtarem in 8rnii.
lien. Inter ben 8Gnmen berrid]te
poafommene 9unfelbeit. Ylosli6
pur0e cine Ieudten6e SI6de bemert-
bar, Die aus un51bligen Bunften
pbospboressierenben 9idtes beitauo.
9ieie 9infte ifienen ibre Gage gu
pedieln unO ineinonoer iiber5useben
uno biloeten alti bieie @eiie gIdnoen.
oere 6lede, Die iib beit6noig aui.
Iolten lmb rpie6er erihienen. Die ben
9eobnhter begleitenOen @in9ebore.
nen ertI1rten, OaB oas 2iht BON ben
3ermiten er5eret peroe. Sn Der Chat
seb0rte Die leu6tenOe GIGhe einein
groBen Sermitenbiieel an. Ser ge.
nannte 0euti6e anitebler lab ipGter.
bin nod perihiebene oerartiee leu6-
tenbe 9ermitenbiisel, fonnte aber,
pie in Der Biener Seiti6riit yllrn.
mia" ausgefitbrt miro, niemals feItitel.
len, Oh Die Snfetten ielbit Die 2euht.
forper iin0. Dagegen bat Soao Sc
periano 0a 6onieca in einem idon
1880 eridieuenen 9feiieDert iiber
9raiilien miteetbeiIt, oab er i'm
Staate Matto Sroiio Elm Eermitell'
nett nie nit SternGen bebeft sa.
ieben babe, oas einem fleinen, sIGn.
3eno erleu6teten Sburme glih. als
nit einem Stod oorauigeihla9en
pur6e. gingen Die 2ifter ioiott aus,
eri6ienen aber nad unb nah bon
Neuem, unb omar aun1dft bort, mo-
Die SdlGge am ihpGdften iporen.
g(u6 GaiteInou bat in ieiuer Reiie'
bei6reibung iiber Die oentruleu @e.
bieteSiioamerifas einen iolhen leih-
tenoen 9ermitenbiieel beobahtet. 9ie
@rIfeinung puroe nad ieiner anitht
pou elmer unmaiie fIeiner pbospbo-
res3ierenoen 2aroen beruorgebraht,
Die lid, in ibre 91nee 3uriid5oeen,
nenn periudt purbe, iie 3u faneeh.
gs ifeint oemnn6 bas 2euhtoermo.
aen oui beionoere grten BON SermI.
fen beidr6nft 5u iein ober MIR unter
gans beItinmten 9eOingungen oes
&ermitenIebens auf5utreten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-15
g5ineitidDss SinaHsssHis.


Ser .DItofiatiide 9Iopo" peroffent.
Ii6t einen intereiianten 9lrtifeI iiber
ben n@biueien in @eloperlegenbeiten"
9as Bfanobmispeien lit in China.
iebr enttpidelt, uno ni6t nar Der
gotbletbetrOe itirtnt, ipie bel rns, Sas
2eibbaus in aniprud, ionbern aud
Der fleine SpefuIant, uno 6as 1T ie'
Der gbineie. Das 2eibbaus 1T fir
ben Gbineien oes WitteIitanoeS Rlet-
oerihrant uno @er1tbefanmef, Der
Srt, mo- er bem 8eroerben auseeiette
lno bon 9ieben bebrobte @egenItGnoe
aufbetpabrt unb 5ugIei9 @eIo Oafiir
geliebeu erb1lt. Die 3inien betragen
8 8rooent pro Wonat. SIT Der Obi.
neie arg in Der &Iemme, bat er auh
i6on ieinen @runbbeiis belaitet, 10
fam ,er intrner nod Srau uno Rino
berpf1n6enl : Oft fommt es Dor,
bob Der eeIObebiirftiee Gbineie, Inn
elm Darleben au erbaIten, einen Ser.
elm begriinoet. angenommen. Serr
@ane brau1t 60 Dollars, beiitt aber
Mir 5. Damn Iabet er 5ipolf BE.
fannte gu elmer bertrnuIiden 9eipre.
dung Elm lnb eroffnet ibnen, bab er
einen 2eibberein griinoen moae. Gel.
ten i6liebt ii6 Semano aus, ba ia
Seber in cine dbnIife Gage fommen
fam. Dane pir6 8oriisenber oes
8ereins uno nimnt bon SeOem einen
monatIiden 9eitros bon 8 Dollars
entgegen. 60 bat er sundhit Ieine
60 Dollars. Sm aipeiten Monat be-
5oblt er pie6er 8 Dollars, un6 nun
erbGlt bas aipeite WtitslieS 30 Dol
lars. 90 Diro ole 8abIune isoen
Mtonnt fortgeiest, bis i'm oipolften
Monat bas apoIfte @itglieo Ieinen
boIIen 9eitrag auriiderbaIten bat.
Damn loft iid Der @erein pieber aiif,
benn $err Bane bat feline So Dollars
in monatIiden &aten abseaabIt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-15
2eidtslGabisfeit eines bieberen 2anb'
mirtbes.

slns @ittftof CBreuBen) piro ge.
f6rieben: Seine 2eidtglditbigfeit
bot Elm bie6erer 9anbtpirtb aus Ell.
rsn 9orfe Der llnsegenb fdJtper bii-
BEN nririfen. 8or etlpo einem balben
Sobr tom 5u ibm elm Wtann, Der in
ieinem auSeben nollitdrbis einem
4iiuIanler eIid. Or trltbe san5 ser.
riifene @eiouns iinb beiob teineStie-
feI. 9ieier Drummer rebete nun Sem
2anHpirtb Dor. boS Geiien mad art
Der Son6perfsbnrifen made ibal
Bergfiigen, obapoH er oas gar niht
H6t4Jig bate, BERN er beiise elm Ser.
mosen bon 10000 Warf, Sas alf Der
Rreisfaife IN RriApof rieae. Sm
0aitfe Der peiteren ltnterbulting er.
fI1rte ii1 Der 2an6nirtb bereit, ben
reifRn $anbaperfsbiri6en oirf Sc.
tensseit bel fih -ailisiinRbmen epofiir
ct bie 5000 Weurf erben foIlte. Ser
6anbperfsbiini4e erbielt nun oui
4oftem oes 2aaSauirtts neue &ei-
bung um6 Iebte Elm bafbes Sobr lang
berrli4 uHt5 IN Sreiben 9o fam
bern 2oroapirtb Der Matnib, Die 90.
900 Worf tpenigiterrS einrtol 5u ie'
ben. Wan pilaerte adio geneiriam
sar RreisfaIIe, in bte Der $onSaperfs-
burfde aud binejrgtng, tp1breno Der
0anotpirtb iidb Srouben poitirte. Or
,portete ,rn6 tportete, dber fem tSfiis'
II -. ...1xk t,,idAar. ar hof4a am.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-15

Gnft nod tpidfiaer oils 6as @eidid
Hes Gbiulresn IN Der @ntkrnung
Eraufer Rorperfbeile, lit feine Sorg.
fantfeit IN Der 8erbiitilne ieoer Ser.
srrreinigling Der 0iipOe. Ddber bot
Die @infiibrIng Der iogenannten an.
ttfeptriden @atr6bebauolllng ailf Der
GritrNIaae bep babnbrehenoen Sor.
Biin9en bon Baiteiir cine neiie @po.
de Der @birureie eroffnet. SSSn neue'
(ter 3eit bat lid 0ies 8eria6ren banu
oerart Deruolftommnet. oaB es iogar
gditngen ift, san5e Sueane BON eli
neIn Gbier in elm anoeres 3u Der.
pHnn5eu, cine Operation, Die .5iuar
am Dieni6en nod Ridt oerhtdt NOR
ben iit, in 8atfrnft tpobI nber auh
0iete Ridtitng einiblogen tpir6. @i'
ne befonbere @inSelbeit bei Der glus-
fibrups BON Operotionen beitebt
an6 ben 0organg bon Seltsner IN
Der 9esfHfeftion Ser $out Dor bem
Beginn Der Operation 0urh Soblo,
bine. Dies DeittaI erfiilt Ieinen
Bpped berart, baB eine anbere 8a'
9hune benSaut iiberdithie ipirb @lan
(treidt bie Emftur alf ethpos Batte,
fdbt iie einiae WaiMuten trofnen uno
entfernt bonn ben lleberfIub bon SOB
NIT GHoboI. Die 6abur4 berbeise.
fiibrte RibF1rbune Iabt iid rod Der
Operation Ietht 6eieitigen. SIMMER.
bin iibt Dos 500 eine 10 itarfe Tei3.
trirfitrsa oati Die Saut aus, bob man
es nift in allen S1len benutt. Dime
8hpeffel aber pir6 ieine anipenOrn9
In &rieesseiten, mo- es iid Inn iduel.
Ie 9lusfibring bon Sperationen
banbeIt, bon groBter 8e6eutiing iein.
Gud Der ar5t ielbit fnrn auf oieie
@eTie ieine S6nbe nit SOB bon al.
len Reimen ulto 8erunreinigungen
befreien, urb Die iopaniihen NilitGr.
arAe ba6en tpGbretto oes Rrieees in
Der Wan6i6urei eineu rei6Qi6en 8e'
brouh BON Sob in oieier glrt ge.
madt. Or. W1enarS bGlt fir ge.
tpobnli6e 8tpefe einen @rIos oes
eso68 burd bariftIoiere rrb in ibren
8irhtnsen amf Die Saut penieer nm
anaenebme Stoffe fir SliIdiftg. Bet
spieIapeiie geniigt m ben meiiten
sSGIlen Elm ininutenIanees @inreiben
Der Sdnbe NIT gIlfohol Don 80 8rao,
9luberSsn iteben nod man9e anoere
begimfiSirenSe 8Litfiigfeiten Sltr Der
fiisinp9, Die einen gIei6en @rtol9 &C.
tpabrleiiten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-15
Sonberbare 1eihiuorenenbeein
HnKans.

Qtlis SeiJbronn tpirb geineIoet: synl
hefieen Sdlpurgeerif)t trtg ii9 Elm
merhpiirbiser 8npti6enfaG gu. gs
ertorte plosli9 aus Dem 3ubSrer.
ranm cine Stinune, bic in ettpas al.
Su lorteun 6Lititerton einem @eifauo.
renen 5urauute: Scr Ineeflagte lit
mein SdApaaer." Der Borfieen6e
riiste oieie 8eeinFluihing unb croft.
nete Die Sisuns nit folgenoer gn.
fprnfe: Ser 8uborer, Der einem
@eifaporenen airief, der Gueefloate
1T mein Sflpoaer", ut eritittelt, es
1T Der SduLtbeib bon 9tntbnd (ein
Srt i'm 9e3irf 8einsbere). gs III
boppeGt be6auerIid, 6oB es Elm Srts.
borfteber eetpNien 1T, Der beriitdt bat
einen @effpporenen burh oas anie-
ben ieiner Berior 5ur &edtsbeiigiipa
5ii neranloiien. Die 11nteriteIhine.
bab elm @sldtporener iih tper6e be-
einEuiien Eaifen, 1T 70 nnerbort, bob
Id nair mein Iebboftes 8ebouern
nber ben @ortal ansfpredep fam.
Gin Ortsoorfteber bdtts iid berutoee
ssiner SteIhing unb wotbtDNung IA
gen utiiffen, Dab BIER obrs alnieten
Ser gerion geridtet tperNen ulub un6
bab Der Idorrlofe @eril4 eirer 8e.
etnfIuiIun9 auaiftslos iein tper6e.
Ddnat baIte i'd 6iefe So9e an hefer
Sofe tiir erlebigt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-15
9onnerftas, Is. SUM 1911.
Ghiraraiias SiIfsmethosen.

HeseT sas gerfatrsH, Del gsrnabms elmer ppe
cation soFbsr bic 4aut ~ bsSiHfiSiren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-15
@ie gasaniui cine GisbesrOmanse
Seiste.

Binnen tirSem miro arnoISa 80.
ndnentura auf Srimtb neuerer l1ns
teriat6ungen einige irttereiinute Rit-
tbeiluneen iiber ben @eieerotrtloien
8o9onini per0ffentli6en, aus oenen
bic ,geasione" bereits iest cine Bib
ide Srobe gu peroffentliben in Der
Gage lit. Gdbrenb ieines Gufertt-
boIts am Sole bon 9iicca bate Bd.
aanini nut elmer Dnme bon a6el
aarte 9e3iebitneen oneefniipft, Die er
bGrfig BEL ben mndtfaiii6en 3uion'
nenfitrften 5il ieben @elegerbeit
batte, Die Die Siirftin @Iiio 9ociocdi
Ieitete. Ba9aMni madte ii6 nun on
beiItta, tpGbreno zines Ron5erts lei.
ne Oame Sird cine yntnittaliife
@aIanterie" 3u iiberrniten, Die auf
ibre 8e3iebint9en owRielte, nno
tbeilte benz Sofe nit, er Dolle eine
nere Ronrpoiition ipteIen, Die er
.JScena omoroio" gendHnt bdttel
,,Die onaemeine 9ellgier mar" pie
4aennini ieIbit f6rieb, DmiBeroroert'
lid erregt; aber iDte grob mar Die
lleberraihung Der @eieuidyaft, OILS
tie mid nit elmer @eiee eintreten To-
ben, Die nur opei Saiten tatte." 9ie
cine Seite iollte Die @mptinoungen
eares W&o6ens ausSriiden bic nn-
oere nenen zines Ieioenidaftlid,en
2ieHbobers ibre Stinpme Ietben. Dlit
S4Ikber beiSen Gaiten bom oitf oieie
GAdie eine CARTE uwo fentimentale
Spiefprad,e Sidtarbe. IN Der auf bic
faufteften @orte glusbriie bon @Sfer-
hidt foIetem. @dlb iparen Die affor.
be fdnnei4eIrS, bdIS faeenb, man
b6rfe Greif6erritfe, 8ornesmisbriite.
@etbertmgen 0es Sdmer5es iuro oeS
@Ii!des, aber bic 2iebesromon5e en-
bfate NIT elmer Bie6eruerfohrnlng
Der beiben 8erIiebten, Die aitnpShlub
nod beriiebter aIS du 8eginn oes
@&iifes, enen yDas De oeltr" aus
fihrten, Der nut einen gI1n5eroen
Gnole abidGob.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-15
Geeenieitise Grben.
8as zaa bsbsi septnHt. sesa bic azsstzs
ssEber keresu.

Sn $oGeriee Bel Berlin Iieet eiss
gfbides @orteMofM, bas bon ben In
oer yeobe tudbnenben SiinitIern,
S9oiupielerp itn6 SdyriifteIlern
gerne beht6t tpirb un1 fiir ieinen Be-
iiter ie6eufaas eine netre @oloaru.
be biIoet. Sber 1ieluIebr fir feline
Better; benn oas 9otaI se9Srt n,eb-
reren 2eliten, unb bartn Iieat Die
Boihe Der Geidrate. 0or etpo
5ipanSig Sabren pdartfi9, OILS bic De.
gert6 bort brnuben nod tuift upb Ieer
NOR, tam einR fr6blide StonnttHd-
rurtoe auf ben @abnnfen, in Der Sa-
Ienieer 8enerpb elm Gerrain au er.
iperben, elm SonumerlotaI oorouf 5il
erri6ten uno ben ,pdbrifeini1 be-
iheioen bletbeit6en @apinn unter-
einanoer 5ii pertbeilen. @ePlant -
getbaul Sober aei4nets, 1000 Norf,
bas 2otal pur6e erriHtet. eiusr aus
Der &ifnoe, Elm @oihpirfbsiobn, iSber.
rtdbm bic Sefonomie, ur6 bato fio-
rirte 6oS @eihGft gl6nSerS. Ser
@erfb beS @rrubdiides in biefr
be,ite oornebmsn 8erRaer @eeenS
Ttieg bon So9r an Sdbr iino iest iuRrs
es fiir eine Wliuipn nidt fell. Das
&urioie 1T MIR, bob bic ieipelIs&eH
@rben ef,es Der Witbeitter oiefes CO.
fals bon hieiem @ertbatpads gar
mfJts baben: IN ben @efe lFdofts.
berfrod tplyrbe r1udih fetneraeit bic
Beitimmiing aaIpenoMnlen oab befnt
@bIeben zines Der Better bic @rben
mir Die 8aareinIase bon 1000 Worf
suriidgesoblt erbolten foIlten, utS
MIR Der 2estiiberIebertoe iodte oueS
erben. geie, ioLarpee Die @elt Itebt,
bat es @rben eegeben, bie 70 inbrtin-
ittg tbpen Grbonheln Elm Ianees 9e-
ben tuiinI6ten, unb riemals babedl
grben beim friibseitieen Gooe bes
@ubInifers 10 oieI nabre Srouer on
ben Gag 9efeet tpte beim Gbleben Der
Wht6efiter ieres 2otdIes. Dereri
Bail, Die uufpriingli9 sebn bebratg,
bat itd nun I'M 2aitfe Der Sabre tnrt
aft bermtltbert. Die Stpei llebrpg-
| gebllebetteri ldlterft d0er 1bltn IWWI
etpa elmer altf oes anberen 3ob, ionr
bern iinI6 in treuer Sreirt6i6aft ber-
bain6en. 8eioe bdben feline iinmitteI-
barren 2eibeserben, beibe Diini6er.
bnb Der .anbere" Der erSgiiIttge
eDiifIide Grbe iein m6ge, uno beibe
baiten oorairf, baB Der opbere ftdl
teimem IeifSiinnisen 9ebenslpanbef
bingebe, Der ieiner @eiainbbeit Ida
6en itno oem antritt Der @r6ihoft
I'm @eae lein fonnte. Ser eine ut
Der @oIhpirfb ieIbit Der ieiner5eit ben
8lrfbffaitsbetrieb iibernabm; Der
atbere 1T iein irlStutiheu gum Dseoi'
sinaIrofb aufgeriidter Sugen6.
freun6. llnb min 1T Der cine ouf ein
aisgeaei6netes MtkI perfallen, benz
anberen Ole @rbifnft gu @ernl Ser
Mle6isinoGratb bat ih ielbit gum
Sou&aSt Ieines Sreiinbes ernannt
un6 Der @ofnpirtb but eS NIT Sreu'
ben angenouImert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-15
100000 @arf beruntreat.

Der Ren6ant Der Spor. uno Oar.
Iebnsfaiie in 2neenoernbad), 4reis
2imburg, Ser Rreisbeputirte Sdnei.
Der, periibte Dor GINGER 8eit Sefbit.
morb. gei elmer iest uorgenommenen
8enHion Der @aiie ersab iid einem
9ei4te aus Srunffiirt a. Wain su-
foIge, baB burd leidtiiunise are6it.
gebltng uno raffirirte 8fIanaoer.
i9Ieierung gum Sda6en Der auiis
elm gerTilIt bon 100000 Rort ent.
ftanbsn IT.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-15
5ablenseiete.

8er nadfoIeenoe 3uiammeniteI'
hung aniiebt, pirb etne merfipiiroigs
@eiesmGBiefeit entbeden. Sat- fiebi
es tpie eine $ererei aus.
NAL inno 1 ma6t 0
f2 mai unb mddt es
1923 NAL uHo madt 9e7
1884 NAL uro 4 mu6t este
129l6 nal 8 unb ndd,t 997o5
12945o7 mel uHb md6t 9e7664s
129l667s NAL uHo mant ee766t3a
12345e7e9 nal uHo uaft oe7e5ts2f
nal 0 unb ma1t ii
12 mol 0 uHb 8 nld6t III
1928 nal unb 1 nia4t iii
1884 nmI Q nnb 8 nsd&t Hill
t2S45 nal 0 uHb 9 md6t 11i1t1
128t56 utnI o uub. 7 utn1t 111tttt
i234667 NAL o unb mo4t 11ttl1it
12945e7s nal nnb 0 u,a6t f1tt1titt
12S4567so nal 0 uro 10 mn6t tit1t1tt1i
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-15
Sdredenstbat eines fransSitidjen
SseoffisierA

ssn WtorieiGe eretenete iid Elm ia.
utiIieit0roma, Dem pierperfoueip gum
Opfer iieIen. Der 48iIbriee Worine-
leltnant q. 8. un6 &itter Der @b.
renIesiou Noran idob IN Der @n1-
nurte ieiner SdApiegereItern onI
feline Grni, iein bierHbriees qtnS
uto ieine SfppGeerin. Die Gro,l
itnb bas ai1tb ptroen idper rerIest.
Die Sfhp6eerin ift toSt. weoran t6b-
teet fk5 6urh einen S1lb in ben
Robf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-15

Ser ltniperiitdtspraiioent S6ur.
man bat Die Stiibenten oararf auf.
merfinm eemadt, oaB Die @ereide.
rirns ibrer 4epntniiIe i'm SuBbaa,
HafebaIl uro Sfuberiport nidt Die
Sanptiade tn Der 2ebranitaIt iei.
BieIe' SiingIipge eIoubert, Sob ser
6lte Serr fiir ibre 8eoiirfniiie uno
gseiainugen nidt Oos eerineite ger-
ftdn6nib Bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-15

gesn $ois iit meine Burg
ober nidt mem 4erter.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-07
A Frank Statement About Rubber Footwear

he'll know that the chorus of his song expresses
a good business principle. An old established
firm must have sold many goods to many Gus
toners. It must have sold many goods many
times to the same customers. The goods must
have been of the right price and of the right
quality. The customers must have been
treated right" What more will any customer
demand?
Now, our concern is san old established
firm" We were the earliest manufacturers of
shoes, that is, of leather shoes in the North
west. We were the earliest Northwestern job
bers of all sorts of footwear. We began both
lines of business as far back as 1855, FIVE years
more than half century ago. Thus we are
now almost the oldest American house en-.
gagged in both lines of shoe manufacture and
rubber footwear jobbing.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-07

finally turned out line of goods such as the
peculiar conditions of this market required.
Men of European blood had never undertaken
to live civilized lives in such climate. They
had their choice between alternating in the
winter or supplying themselves with proper
wearing apparel. We were the most active in
str1ment in solving the problem as far as rub
Der footwear was concerned We can fairly
and properly be called the creators of high class
ubbers, such as are needed and used in this
market, just as we were the pioneers in the man
ufacture of good shoes, which could stand up
under the strain and demands of the North
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-07

a pair of rubber overshoes only few times
during season, and lose it between seasons,
would not do for this section, where people
thought as much of their rubber footwear as
they did of their hats, and where rubbers had
to be worn, not only in the wet of fall and
spring rains, but through many months of deep
and persistent snow. Under our incentive and
direction the manufacturers in the east where
all the large rubber factories were then and now
are, began to make rubber footwear equal to
our peculiar local conditions. 1t bore the name
of the two great inventors, Wales and Good
year, and we began to handle it and market it
so long ago that the memory of few living men
runs back to the time.
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demands of the pioneer trade. We still make
these shoes for the smaller class of customers
which now calls for them. But as the Northwest
developed and different shoes were required,
we met the changing requirements from year
to year. We have now for sale every line of
shoes which any taste can ask for. We have
altered many times, the kind, the style and the
finish of our shoes. One thing, however, we
have never changed-the QUALITY. From the
start we have insisted that in every class of
shoes which we turned out, the quality should
be the best. Some years, when our traditional
weather conditions have not prevailed, this has
not been to our financial advantage But year
in and year out, it is the proper policy and we
have made the name GOTHAM stand for high
grade goods in the Northwestern shoe trade.
If we have dealt long in other kinds of foot
wear, SO also have we dealt long in rubber shoes.
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Largest in the World

We. GOTHAM g. CO.-claim with such
modesty as the fact will permit, to be the larg-
est jobber of rubber footwear in the world.
To put it in another way, we claim to annu-
ally buy from the manufacturers and sell to
the retailers MORE RUBBER BOOTS AND
SHOES THAN ANY OTHER SINGLE OR
GANIZATION WHEREVER SITUATED.
Baedeker, the famous writer of guide books,
says in his United States that ST. Paul and
Minneapolis are the largest FROG MAR
KETS in the world.
This important and interesting information
surprises nobody.
But what we thus modestly say about our
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from jobber near home, because he can thus
get quick shipments
We are now taking orders for next falls de-
livery, but if next winter should set in early
the retailer may exhaust the merchandise
which he is now ordering before Christmas
comes again.
If he then finds he wants more goods, he will
want them without delay. If he had to wait
for them till they could be shipped from remote
points, his competitors would get the trade.
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Helping the Dealer

We try to supply the Filling in" orders of
dealers who do not give us their advance orders,
as we'll as the "hlling in" orders of our regular
customers.
We have never adopted the policy of refusing
to accommodate our competitors or our COM
petitors' customers when it was in our power to
do so. s--
We carry at all seasons big stock of rubbers
of all styles and sizes for the purpose of meet
ing these filling in" orders from every source.
But our regular customets have an advan-
tage in such dealings with U.S. We know the
history Of their business and keep ourselves
ready to furnish at once what they may be
short in.
OUR EXPERIENCE is AVAILABLE FOR
THEIR PROTECTION.
We say that if retailer is wise he buys his
rubber footwear from jobber near home.
There are many wise retailers in the North
west and if they buy es-Goodyear goods
from the jobber near to them, they buy them
from us.
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Answers to Correspondents

All of which inclines US to start 'Househe
Well begin it by answering t
tier of worried correspondent. We mig
II her Mother of Five" and write
1--WE sympathze with your troubles in buying
clothes for all your five boys and girls to say
nothing of your own and your husbands needs.
Big families certainly have their trials, even
though Roosevelt favors them.
"As to rubber shoes.
Remember this If retailer offers you any
kind of rubbers at lower price than other retail
ers in your town charge, you may be sure that he
is losing money is selling you an inferior
article.
"The price of rubbers depends on the quantity
of rubber they contain. When you buy a spring
hat, you pay not only for the material in it, but
for the milIiner's skill in design. The shape of
rubber shoe is an infinitesima factor in its cost.
It's the gum in it which counts.
eve carry two grades of Wales-Goodyeas
Rubbers for the dealers who buy from u.s.
lone grade, the pure gum carries the nanss
Goodyear, but it also bears our name
"GOTZIAN" attached to it by red label
1T contains as mucn pure rubber as can DC
put into shoe without making it too soft for USE
The GOTHAM Wales-Goodyear pure gum
rubbers, so marked, are the best rubbers made
anywhere.
"They are also high priced rubbers because
they could not pro6tably be sold at lower figure
But for the severe and prolonged use rubbers
get in the Northwest they are the most
economical.
1.-THE other grade does not carry our name
GOTHAM, but only the name Wales-Good-
year. Such shoes are the regular Wales-Good-
year. They do not contain as much rubber az
do the pure gum goods and they cost less. But
they not cheap either in price or quality, and
are the standard line, which under the wear and
tear of ordinary use, win last as long as any
reasonable buyer could expect.
'tour advice to you is to deal with the mer.
chant who carries WALES GOODYEAR RUB
BERs and The GOtzianShOe Tel him your
needs and follow his advice in what you buy. You
win get the best footwear at the lowest price con-
sistent with its quality, backed by over half
century of honorable record in the Northwestern
business world"
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We can fairly and properly be said to have
conquered nature for the Northwest with
LES-GOODYEAR RUBBERS and
The GOt1aRShOe
We do not say that there are not other good
rubber shoes now on the market. That would
be foolish. Some lines which we rejected in
early days have improved and give satisfactory
service in some localities. But we do say that
Wales-Goodyear Rubbers are the best rubbers
everywhere and from their history and quality
are the only rubbers peculiarly adapted to the
needs of the Northwest