davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1914-09-01
Right Fall. Hack on Rrims.

In northern France the CRISIS cannot
now long be delayed The French right,
falling back on Reims Is fighting north
and east Of that city, apparently to cover
the withdrawal Of French troops along
the Meuse. Its destination is Reims.
The French centre Is almost back on the
La Fere-l.aon barrier OF forts iis position
is solid But the Anglo French force
making UP the French left Is stlll ex-
posed on It's left. while IT'S right touches
La Fere
n the German fank movement fails for
two or three days more 1t IN plain the
French army will escape Passing Paris
IL can withdraw TO the Loire II neces-
sary. and leave the Germans with Paris
on their hands. requiring half a million
10 hesi'ge. or II can pivot on Paris be-
hind the Seine, It's left protected by the
whole eNpanse OF Paris forts.
Unless Germany can crush or couhne
the French army she will have to face
the position Of weakening her invading
army To- resist Russian invasion and at
the same time bcsicging Paris and deal
ing with nglo-french forces. steadily
mounting in numbers.
II Is plain. then that the present week
II 10 be one or the most exciting and
tremendous In the history of the war
Vet ~ can hardly be more terrible a. to
lighting than the last. and I'm that. thanks
very largely to the steadiness OF the
British. doing In 1914 all the same things
which from 1905 to 1915 won them last
ing fame the allied lines held. and now
reenforcements have come and are
coming
II remains merely to mention once more
the wonderful courage, determination.
persistence OF the Germans Their General
stan has ou,generalled the French. their
men have certainly carried all before them
despite staggering losses The first and
perhaps the real crisis Of the European
war is now at hand, and the great puzzle
must be whether. despite huge losses.
tremendous efforts and the terrific wastage
~ war. the German soldiers still have
strength left to deal another blow as
Bluecher's Prussians did nj Waterloo
Happily for the French they have English
steadness with them now.
The sun., 1914-09-01

intrenchments were being made around
Edinburgh.
with the exception OF forty in the steer
age, all or the S35 passengers on the
Columbia were Americans
The sun., 1914-09-01

pose to which the Germans have sacrificed
lives without hesitation has been to get
between Paris and the retreating allies
and round them UP by an enveloping
movement along their rear once the en-
veloping thrust between Paris and the
allies has been accomplished. This Is the
whole meaning of their attack to-day
so Tar as man can now Determine the
Germans have as yet failed TO accom-
plish the one thing absolutely essential
10 their larger success. Cities they have
captured. all northern Francs lies open to
them they have covered half the distance
between the Belgian line and Paris, but
they have not crushed nor yet outiianked
the allies. who are stll squarey on the
line OF retreat 10 Paris. with hardly more
than sixty miles to go to bring their left
nank back on the forts of the outer
ring" OF the capital Meantime troops
from Alsaco are reported as having ar
rived and gone into action on the threat
ened left and the presence In Paris of
Gen. Pau, the one French General who
has yet earned distinction. is also men
toned.
The sun., 1914-09-01
THREE LINERS BRING
1879 OUT OF WAR
One Vessel. Fearing Capture,
Has Bad Scare When
Close to Safety.
STRANGE TALES ARE TOLD
AutomObiliSt Had to steal His
Own Car to Get Out Of
Germany.
STRANGE TALES ARE TOLD

Three liners, bringing 1879 passengers,
mostly Americans from the war zone,
arrived In New York yesterday.
The Minnehsha, from Liverpool. which
arrived late yesterday afternoon brought
1856, all travelling comfortably In first
class.
The San Giovanni from Genoa. which
docked early Yesterday. had 67S passen-
gers. many OF whom complained bitterly
NJ their accommodations. Twenty-slN of
these we're In the first cabin and 652 in
the steerage.
The Columbia arrived from Glasgow
With 334 In the frst cabin. 3GS second
and 1873 steerage.
Capt T. II. Claret OF tho Atlantic
Transport liner Mnnehaha showed his
friends a letter from the British Ad-
miralty thanking him for his offer OF
service IN the British navy and telling him
there was no need at present The Mime
hshs received the following signal from
three English battleships soon after she
left Liverpool: "Enemy's ships believed to
be abroad disguised AS merchantmen"
The sun., 1914-09-01
PRIVATE SCHOOLS
FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN.
NEW YORK CIry.-New York.

HTUduNay anI I5INt n NV ION
FOUNDED 1883.
Brothers of the Christian schools.
College Of Arts and Letters.
College Of civil Engineering.
High school-College Preparatory
High school Of Commerce.
PREPARES FOR LAW. MEDICAL. pESr Al
AND OTHER PROFESS SiONAI. cot -GS Ia
Resident and Day scholars write for t4tA.
logue. studies viii he resumed sent ~,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-15
Summaryof Today's War News

GERMANY's
AFTER RETHEATING FOR ARDS FIFTY MIIEs TOwARD
tine BELGIAN FRONTIER, TODAY MAKING DI,THRSIN-
STAND NLONG
4 DESPATCH SAYS
GENERAL NON kIUCk HAS BEEN ENVEtOPfD nv \ FRENCH
ENCIRCIING MOVEMENT FORCED SURRENDER
LARGE COMMAND AND QUANTITY on GUNS AND AMMUNI-
GERMAN GENERAL HOWEVER. ANNOUNCED
TODAY THAT HEAVY ENGAGEMENTS WE'RE BEING FOUGHT
A
THROUGH GERMAN LNEs WE'RE SAID
HAVE REPUIsED.
HEPoRTs REGARDING OPERATIONS
CONTRADICT EACH OTHER. FROM PE7rRoGRAD IT SAID
GENERAL RENNENKAMPF HAS REsUsiED THE oFFENs-
PRoGIEss. BERLIN ADVICEs. HOWEVER ARE TO TIM m
RUSSIAN GENERAL HAS SUFFERED \
or THE RUSSIAN
AIlINSTEIN.
DISPATCHES
AusgIANs N GALICiA To TOTAL soooOo.
NEARLY oNE-TInRD THEIR FORCES
THE PROTECTED
ANNOUNCED IN Az OFFICIAL STATEMENT sSuED AT BIER
a
4 GERMAN SUBMARINE WHICH SANK THE BHITIsu
PATHFINDER WITH on aiS LIVES ~ RFIOtr
HAVE BEEN DESTROYED IN TiiE fIHE on SEVERAL
BRITIsH CRUISERS.
sKIRNIsHFs TAKEN PLACE IN THE SHAN
TUNG PENINSULA on CHINA BETwEEN THE GERMAN M
MEASURE MAS INTRODUCED HRITtsn
susPENDING UNTIL AFTER TIM WAR THE PRO
AND THE WELSH
ESTABLISHMENT
QUEEN wILIIEIMINA. OPENING PARLIAMENT N PERSON,
THE NETHERLANDS MAIN
TANNING TiiE srRcrEsr NEUTRALITY
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-15
I'VE STAND WELL" SAY
ACSTItlA-HJNC NCA1,Y MINISTER'S

Vienna, sept ~ O0 "a. NJ. Via
Paris sept 10 O1 a. M The news
OF Bussia's increasingly vigorous oc-
cupation Of eastern Galicia BE- oxcr-
cising a depressing influence IN Aus
Hungarian official circles and
among the more intelligent classes
OF the monarchy. but up to The pres
ent time the mass Of the people seem
creduousiy willing to accept ~ salts
factory the meusor official bulletins
given out 10y the authorities They
welcome eagerly any report which
seems half way encouraging
That anxiety Is felt in higher cir
cles. however, is manifested by the
long conferences the mihhters of the
dual monarchy are holding constant
~ ~ Schuenbrunn with Emperor
Francis Joseph.
The newspapers 81 Vienna main
tain an extraordinary reserve CON
Ccrning the progress of The cam-
paiens in Galicia ana ON the SerVinn
frontier The only Journal onering
amy comment on the Lemlcrg situa-
tion Was the Ncue Frcie Prcaae.
which snid
we can SAY nothing norc than
that the moral quality Of the Aus
trian aud hungarian troops must
eventually prove victorious
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-15

ana were submerged Ia the swollen
stream.
Most OF the dead were drowned
in tl, .huir car and "a great number
ol these were women ana children.
Those who we're able 10 escape from
their watory prison fought their way
out ey breaking windows and swim
ming tp shore lt b. estimated there
"ete siXt} -hNr passengers IN the
chair ear.
OWNS to poor coumuui .atlnn with
tho scene of the wreck % is lmpossi-
hie % give a. definite estimate OF
how many escaped. None of the
sleeping c'rs lcft the trark and the
passengers BOO these quickly formed
themselves into rescuc parties.
one man in the chair ear lost his
VIII. ana live children when the ace
cidcnt occurred he was thrown clear
df the doaccudiHg chair eat and
swan to shore. In the submergcd
car h,s Wife and children met their
deaths. while hv stood nearby unable
tu save them.
Heavy rains last wees caused ull
the small streams in the vicinity 60
risc. The train was late because of
the flooded conditions A. it passed
Lebanon. accurding 10 reports reach
ing here, js speed was increased 90
make gp lost time
The railroad officials announced
the injured would Dee brought 60
Springfield this afternoon The dead
are being placed in hastily arranged
morgucs al Lebanon
Uug of the uaeseunerr in the sub-
mersed chair ear was Miss Mona
Campbell. nurse. OF 81 l.nuis she
broke window and ciim lod out Co
the side of the ear
standing in water she ielt about
until she tDuched the hands of
drowning pussengcrs. A. she srasped
"a hand she pulled with an her
/ strength.
In this way she rescued five pas
scnserH.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-15
CAI,RANZA's MIN TAKE OVER
AZ MENICNN KAILIkOADs

Washington. Sept. 15,-tunsul
John A. sillimal reported from Mex
ico city today that the constitution
alists nave taken POSSESSION OF the
National Railways or Mexico aud re-
named them Cunstitutiunalst Rail-
Ways OF Mexico.
Mr.. sillman reported that General
CarranzTs government has ta&cn pos
scssion of the linca ON the ground
that The Mexican government owns a
majority 81 the stock The authoriz-
ed capital is s23n,Oao, ,000 gold. of
which practically all the common
stocN Is held by the Mexican goFern-
mcnt Tho system has total mile
age az more than siK thousand musI-
ly standard gauge. There are various
i.sucs of bonds ot the principal com
pans and the constituent COMPANIES
the system absorbed N 1905. The
totag of stocks and bonds is nearly
$500. 00o 600.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-15
BELGIAN COMMISSION NAMES
REPORT On IOCNAIN

LoRdon. Sept. IS U.S0 y. M b.
The official press bureau acting for
the Boisia1 legation In London has
made public the second rcpor; of the
Belgian commission appointed to in
quire into alleged German atrocities
at Louvaiu and In the district around
Malines.
The report reviews incidents here
toforc generally reported but IL adds
tho documents and evidence on which
its conclusions rest.
The commission finds that on en-
tering Louvain the Gormans rcquis-
itioned food and iodging German
troors took possession of the cash in
all ~ Louyain banks. burst open
housos ana pillascd and committed
other cxccsses
The report then relates with con-
siderable detail two alleged instances
in which womca were outraged Oy
German soldiers and asserts that
there have been instances where Voc
men and children have becn stabbed
with bayoncts and their legs cut oil.
one case is cited whore q Workman,
covered with Kerosene, was throw n
into burning house.
OF the burning of Louyain. the re-
port says:
Everything tends to prove that
(COntlnuea ON Page TyyO.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-15
Official Announcement of a
Complete Defeat Of Cars
Main Invading Force by
Germans in East Prussia.
BERLIN SILENT ON
SITUATION IN FRANCE
Austrian Ministry Frightened
Into Silence by Repeated
Defeats in Galioia; 10000
Servians in Hungary.

Hcrhn UBy Wireless 10 New
York. Via sayvllc. l.. Ll-scpt.
l5.-nlt WAS officially announced
I'm Berlin today that Baron Won
iiipdcnberg hus tolcgraphed En-
pcror william that the Russian
army of wilma, composed ot the
second. third. fourth and twcu-
ticth army corps, two reserve di-
visions and tive div lsiOns of cave
airy, has been completely de-
ieated by the Germans, The
Russian casualties were heavy.
The number of l;ussiHn prison.
crs Is Increasing General Won
Hindonberg goes ON, ana tho de
struction of the Russian army
continues. There have been
spoils of war in enormous guam
titles.
The Russian army o. Grond'
has been defeated at Lyck 10
comprised. in addition 20 the
twenty corps. IN, rem
nant of the Sixth corps and
part of the third -ibcrian corps
The German haliquarters aH-
nouncod lt midni-ht last night
that the hsayy ilshtur in France
waH atill undccisINc The French
assault. Il was said mad been re-
pulsed.
Prince Joachim he youngest
son OF Emperor ~ Illium. who
was wounded loo .Ittlc. is re-
ported 10 be- do.ng well.
a dispatch received here from
Constantinoplc ny that certain
british naval instructors IN Tur-
key, accused ut having commit
ted deprcdations have been pre-
vented from doiu2 iuriher harm.
n h. further ducilrcd ia this
mcssaec thai tht wireless APP
paratua has boon rrmovcd frnm
the British cmbas-, in CONSTANT
noplc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-15

]NCONFIRMED DISPATCH REPORTS SURRENDER
OF GENERAL Won KUCK WITH Isl

As has noen the case since the
commencement of the battle Of
the Marine over u week ago, the
final outcome of the mighty
struggle seems 20 depend on the
army Of the Grown Prince Fred
crick William In the German
center. the headquarters of
which has been retired Ia Mont
fauCon
As this town a fifteen miles To
the northwest of Nerdun the
crown princes move seems 90
imply the approaching relief Of
that French fortress, which his
army has been bosieging for "A
week past However, no news of
the actual situation there has
yet come through. nor Ia official
confirmation of the reported fsil
OF the fortified position of Mau-
beugc forthcoming from French
sources.
a dispatch from the German
general staff on the battle OF the
Marne. received In London to-
day. suffered az the hands OF the
censor In It's truncatcd form
the only riaim made FOR the
German arms is that OF having
successfully defeated the French
endeaVors To break through the
German lines.
This apparently IA quite true,
unless the report from Dicppc
this afternoon. alleging that Cen
cral Won kluck's army on the
German right had been forced 10
surrender, turns out To- be- cor
rect. Up to the present there
has been no confirmation of the
story
In any case from the estimates
given of the numbers OF the
troops surrendered. which ac-
cording 10 one report WIS II. 900
and according 10 another %. .OOo
a would be u misnomer To- call II
q surrender nf General Won
kluck's army which must total
In the nelghborhood Of lee. 000
That Won klucks position is a
difficult, one seems 90 be unques
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-15
SPEEDING FRISCO TRAIN
PLUNGES THROUGH TRESTLE
NEAR LEBANON MISSOURI
Between ThryFive and FOrtyFive Persons Killed When
Locomotive, Baggage Car and Forward Chair Car Fall
Into Swollen Brush Greek; Passengers in Chair Car
Drowned Like Rats in a Trap

. 81 Louis. sept. 15.-At gas Z
. this afternoon only the names cot Z
y nine dead PASSENGERS had hccl
. received al the Fyiasn oihcos
. here. though 2G bodies had been =
. recovered, identification was
. difficult because many OF those Z
. in the su1mergcd cars h1d partly
. disvohcd earlier iu the n.pht =
. Many were drowned as they =
= slept
. S. Louis. Sept ts.-sL Louis =
. and san FrancisCu train 30. D, =
. Wostbuuud. known us the Texas
. limited" piungcd iato a cloud =
. burst near Lebanon. Mo. lh2 :
Q miles southwest ui here early roe
. da., and before The engineer =
. could stop the train, the track Z
y easr Way and tho engine and Z
9 four ears rolled into gully Z
. swollen by the Hood.
. ThlrU-0yc 10 forty-hye per-
. so1s boz two passenger coaches Z
. were drowned ana probably O. =
. scorc uiHrrd Tho four slcepiug
. care remained uu the track and Z
. the pass,uscrs .n those coaches Z
= rushed forward to rescue those
= Imprisoned Iu thc cars suhmcrz- Z
. cd IN ~ feet of water. b, noon Z
. 20 bodies had been rvcus cred.
. The ongil,pr. describing his
= experiences. said the train was Z
. running slowly when the cloud I
. hurst occurred a Vall of water I
. swept across the trJck ana ape
= tssuraI o.. ~. ,sttaIt If HI fut.afNa tina Z
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-15
RUSSIAN BULLETINS CLAIM
list on tNBROkFN StCC CIsSSt,'

London, Sept i5 G:22 q. M "A
dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph
company from Potrograd Says that
after tho capture OF Opole ana Tour
ohine. Russian forces have hcmmcd
the enemy into an angle formed by
the junction of the river Nistula and
tie river san.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-15
RUSSIANS ANNOUNCE WAY
OI'IN 10 pltZENNSI.

Pctrosrad. Sept o.. Via London
t5.iN D. ml--ThC General STAFF is
sued an announcomeni as f0liows;
'kussian tro0pH are progressing
along the lever stretch ~ the san
river without mecunF resistance from
the defeated enemy who continue
90 retreat
After having occupied Grodek,
sixteen miles Wcsi of i.cmbcrs, and
reached Moscfka, thIriy-seNon miles
south BY west ol Lcmbcrs. the Rus
slams find themsolycs within a single
days march of Prycmysl
There was no lighting on Non
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-15

tlonablc, IT, az reported. the
German line Is swinging It's oX-
trcme right back To- the Mcuso
IN the vicinity of Mcziercs Yer
vines, -. Qegnun and Peronno.
General Won Kluck. however.
has shown q mastcrful skill and,
even should nc have been forced
to sacrifice a part of his army 60
an offensive stroke of the British
ana French allies. aud unless
beaten by break In the weather
which Is turning the roads into
quagmires and making transport
most difficult. observers here are
of tho opinion that he will reach
his appointed position
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-15
RAILROADS PETITION
FOR RE-HEARING IN
ADVANCE RATE CASE

Washington sept 1.-THE eastern
railways formally petitioned the m
torstate commerce commission today
Tor a rohcaring In the eastern adj
vance rate case. and 20 permit them
10 put into effect the five per cent in
crease which the commission recently
denied.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-15

4 telegram received In Vienna
from budapest quotes the hungarian
ing.
I'VE stand well our position
everywhere ig good. more than tins
/ cannot say.
Tho frequent optimistic public ut
tcraurcs of Count stephan Tisza. the
Hungarian premier. lattcrly have
ceased and the official bulletins
given out in budapest are silent re-
earding tho campaign against Seryia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-15
ALL OFFICERS on Old
A(stMENT kGCkED OTT

New Yurk. sept. i5.-W0rd was re-
ecivcd today 8t the headquarters of
The National Railways of Mexico that
the constitutional goteFhmr lt hat
expelled ali opernting and other ufh-
cials of me road In Mexico from their
positions and substituted its Own EN-
ploycs. % was announced here thnt
this Wnl be- made the euhioot Of an
official complaint 10 the Washington
government as an act of conhscation
on tho part Of the constitutioualiats.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-15
I50. 600 SIfilVIAN TROOPS
NOM On AUSTRIAN s,flIis

LONDON Sept ID t3'la .. M -Ac-
cording to statement issued here
today by the Scryiau legation, there
are now Ia Hungary az least 10000
Scrvian troops. successfully pushing
an offensive movement against the
forces OF the dual monarchy.
The Austrians are ontrcuching AZ
all strategic points on all the roads
icad.ng to Budapest. 4 large Ser
Wan army is marching toward Frush-
kaEoru. position OF great import
Continued ON Page Two.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-15
FORMAL PROTEST TO
WASHINGTON MADE
Headquarters of National
Railways Kick When Pro.
visional President Kicks
Out all Operating Employees.
Washington, Sept. Is,
American troops have
been ordered withdrawn
from Vera Cruz.

Washington. Sept. l5.--H. Won
Eckhardt the newly appointed GER
maa minister 10 Mexico, asked Sec
rrtary Bryan today when the United
states would recognize a new gov
ernment and learned that no con-
clusiOn had been reached.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-15

springfield. No Sep, ts.- lie-
tween thlrty-fi and fore -nto per-
sons were killed and a score of others
injured early today when The locomo-
tive haggage var and forward chair
car of -, LouiH a san Franclsco
train No. Q plunged through a trestle
over Brush creek near Lebanon, Mo-,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-15

day iu eastern prussla.
Emperor Nicholas has conferred
the decoration of the order uf Sd.
George ON Lieutenant General Hadko
Dimitricf for his eminent services
In the field
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-15


London, sept. - (i:05 q. M
"A statement given Out by tile
oiiirial press bureau this after
noon sayH;
The enenIy u still occupying
a strong position Co tl'e north of
the Aisne and iahting h going
on along the whole line
THE crown princes army has
bcen driven further back and j.
nov On the line uf Narnncs. Com
sienVoye and Ornes."
Paris. sept. - (2:55 y, m. -
The wrstsrn AMI central armies
4 the German fOrcs continued
thcir resistance todaS North of
the river Aisnc and north of
Ililcints aud ChaIon-, while the
eastern army l. retr,ating. This
H. the substance OF the French
ufietnI communication given out
this afternoon. The test af the
communal, ntiOH j. ~ follows:
"On our Icft wing. during the
day of yesterday. the Germans
offered resistance on the north
side of the rsVrr Aisne along -
line marked by the forest of
IfAugic aud Gfaonne Twelve
miles southeast of Iaoni.
"Ou ouF center the ticrninn
nnc of resistance WIS le''aisd
yesterday io tlie north of Rheims
nnd of thaIons. In order Ca
reach Nisnne, q town Ia the
western -ettiOn OF the Argunue
region. the iorccs of thr enemy
which were ln the southern part
OF the ArRonnc hastcned thcir
movement of getrat. In pass
ing between the Areonne region
aud the river Meusc. their front
yesterday NJ tile end of the day
cxtendrd from tarcnncS to C1n-
SEM ode.
''On our right wing the Ger
mans were doubling lack an
Eiain lin fSanrel aud on Meta.
Dsime aud Chateau salln= (all Ia
Ioralncl.
"In the NOaees and IN Alsacc
the situation progressed.
I'm Belainm the Belgian nrmy
n continuing Co operate around
Antwerp. causing serious losses 10
the enemy"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-15
London Military Experts In
olined to Doubt Surrender
of Won Kluck and Portion Of
Great Army Of the Right.
ALLIES HAVE NOT YET
BROKEN GERMAN LINE
Authorities Point Out That
With Army of Crown Prince
Standing Firm Kaiser's Vic
tory Still Possible.

London. sept. Is (i;oB y. M
The occupation of Iihcims hy
tile allied troops was anBounccd
by the official press bureau this
afternoon a. follows
THE allied troops have Occu-
pied Ilheims.
"SlN hundred prisoners aud
twelve guns were captured ycs-
terday by the corps on the right
at the British
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-15

London. sept IS t'''s p, mo
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1914-11-03

Persons coming to Wateown from the above places
trade during the Merchants Big Cooperative Sale will get
their fares refunded providing their purchases the
sums of this schedule.
Refund fare slips will be furnished all merchants who have
agreed their proportion of the fares to Ouo
during this sale and in order TO fare reur ded
should obtain of these clips of the first merchant from
whom make purchase. The slip will contain list of all
the merchants who participating in the big sae with blank
space for each put down the of your purchase This
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1914-11-03
How To Get Your Fare Back.

during the sale will the price of railroad ticket providing
his purchases amount to the required
Amounts equivalent to railroad fares according
distance will also be refunded to all coming from
of the inland towns listed above the located
the railroad Come by rail and get your
amount equal it. Read the schedule carefully
don't forget to ask the first merchant whom make
purchase for refund slip you keep your
purchases.