davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-23

mierte Stalien feline gtei,tralitat,
obne ou6 niir Die leiieite slnoeu-
ting faaen 5u laiien, baB oieier
&rieg, Der Don 9iublano propojiert
iino bon langcr 6ano porbereitct
moroen mar, bon iolfcr Hatlir icin
forttte, oob er oen 0rcibuno ieines
@riiten5grlInbes beraltben fonnte".
inb obne ,eineViitteiliine 5ii rnahen,
Die 5i bent @lauben bered]tieen
fonute, bab es oos, @orecbcn Seiter-
reid -ltngarns als eine ,flagrante
Serlesung Der slHian5 uno bes Ser
trages, iopobl Dem 9uditaben na6
nls nlidl bem 8eiite nad,' nuffaiie."
Die anbinette bon Wien uuO Ser
lin beflagten pobl 2Staliens Gnt-
id)luB, neutral 5u bleiben, etn &c
ihlirB, Der ,unicre 9lniiht nn6 iih
foiim nit Dem 9eiite bes Sertroges
pereinboren ldbt, lieBen uber tros-
Dem lonoler @eiie Die slniif)t Der
italieuiiben &eeieritne au, inb ein
MteinimgsaustauiG, Der oontols
itattfano, itellte Die slufrehterbul-
tiing Der Sripelallian5 unenttpegt
felt"
Inter slrtifel VII oes Sertra9es
legte SSStalien 6oroeritneen Dor, Die
gcipiiie gntihGoiellngs slniprii9e,
territoriole ooer ionitiee auf Der
galfon-Solbinicl Sstalicn ii6ern
iolten, fans SeIterreih- llngurn aus
Dem &riege Sorteile erringe.
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0ieIen Starbplinft lu1o erflGrte iif)
bereit, Die SSraee elmer Yriifimg ju
unter5ieben, tpies aber aleif5eitie
oaranf bin, boB es iftper iein ntiib.
te. iolfe @ntihGbiguneen 5u be-
Itimmeit, iolanee Die cpentuellen
Sorteile fiir Ociterrei6- -llngorn INT
befannt bleiben.
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SStalien bieie Slniid]t teilte, mas ii6
in Ser pom %. sluglllt Iebten Snb-
res boticrten @rfldrung .oes peritor-
benen Wfarquis glrtonip 81 San
@iuliono 5eigtc, III Der Der onmalige
italieniihe Yfiiliitcr ocs NleuBern
iagte, Dob Yes nod 81 friib iei, iiber
Gnti6doigrngen 5u fpre6en."
Srob0em, fGhrt Baron 9urian
fort, mar Seiterrci6- -llnearn immcr
bereit. llnterbanoliingen iiber bieie
sSrage slt beginner, uuo oils SStalicn
ieine 6orberllngen iteqtc, nabm
Seitcrrei6- llngoru iclbit bieies als
9oiis fir llrterbanolirneen on,
penn an6 ieiner slniidt no6 glr-
tifel VII beS Sertragcs iid) nienals
allf bas @cbiet be5oe, oeiien Mbtre-
tiutg 9Stolien ieet perlanet. ionbern
leoiglid) auf 9ebiet Der 9nlfan-
Salbiniel.
@enn cs oldl unnioglih mar. aIl
ben Soroerllngen nnd3ufominen,
6rod)te oodl Seiterreid- -llngarn in
ieinem olifrid)tigeit @inid,e, Su
einem Ginperitdnouis sll eelangen,
Spier, bie mir bonn @linif, Die
icit 10 pielen Sabren 81 semeiniamem
Sortcilc beioer 96nocr beitebenbe
slaian5 oufreft6uerbalten, beeriin-
oct ip1ren.
Ssn8eantiportirng Oes italicuii6en
Ginuonoes, oob Die bon Seiterrei6.
ltngarn aneebotenen aon6eiiioren
crit in. unbeitimntter 3eit renliiiert
uerben ioIlen, riGnilid] am gnbe bes
Sfricaes, ioet Baron 9urion, boB
Seitcrrei6- -llngarn bereit iei, ale
notiacn @arantien 5lpcds 8orberei.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-23
Seiterreidl bernft 9anoitnrm bon Is
bis 80 Sabren Elm.

9onbon, %. 0tai. gtur Die for
meae ariegserflGrrng lit Jest nod
notig, Inn BEN @rit6 5piifen Sta'
lien unb ieinen frilberen glIiterten
imIreibuno gu perroaitdnotgen, uno
Iie piro ieben 9lugenblid ertpurtet.
Die goti9after befi1,oen iifl nod ol,f
ihren Soften, aber gta6riht fonnnt,
oaB Der itolienii9e 9oniul III Dtiln'
d)en Den 9efebl erbolten bate, no1
8om 3uriid3ufebren.
SoGte Ser 9ri9 fommen, 10
oiirfte 6ies faltn1 cine itnnittelbare
gSirfung ouf Die iest i'm 1onge be-
finoIihen Sample baben. bod fpilroe
es fpabri6einli9 bos Gorgeben Der
9alfanItoatet beeinflliiien, bic nur
SStaIiens gi1tiheibung obnarten.
&unt1nien bot lnlit elmer Wteloung
bon belite glbenb BON 8ulgarien Die
8erii6erung erbalten, ooB es niHt
anaegriffen tperoen ioa, falls es iib
cnti6lieBt, iih ben sllliierten at5uret'
ben uno our1 einen GinfoG in Sic.
benbiirgen ben 9fuiien 5l SiIfe 81,
fontnen. gulsarien ielbit ertDdgt
6ieWoglibfeit elmer abnliden Gftion,
bod tpiirbe iib iein slngriff auf bic
Siirfei rihten.
@riehenlonb III on Der @ilttDid-
lung Der 0inge glei6falIs irttereiiiert
lno ioIlte es iid ben slaiierten an-
ihlieBen, bann tpiiroe es 1tn gegen
Die Saroonellen uno 9leinniien tper-
fen. sluf ben 5ulesr genonnten
ariegsihaupl6sen ieten Die &lliier-
ten ihre 2dtiefeit fort, uno Der beiite
peroffentli6te offiaieQe @erifJt ipri6i
bon peiterem 5orti9ritt unb beita'
tigt Die 9epei6e bes Generals Gin
,San Sanilton nod sluitrolien, mo-.
noh Die Siirfen bel einem Gngrifi
auf Die oliitralii9en iulb neuieelanoi'
ifen Stellnngen einen Berluit Dor
inaef6br 1000 Wann erlitten batterl
bon oenen 2000 getotet tpurben.
9ieier geridJt ertpdbnt nid]t oit
Speraticnen geeen Snprna, ubei
aus tiirfiiden rnb nnberen Sueller
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-23
Ser SDp>
pelmonartbie, &rembrm6
eStalienS.

ting bieier Sronsferiering si pffe.
rieren II. 5l oerii6err, oaB iie yielblt
on einem nid)t entferntliegenben
0atlrn biirhgefiibrt miro"
3itm Shlub ingt Die 9tote:
nGie fonielid) italieniidle &eeie.
rlne bat lid in pillfiirIi6er @eiie
ols ibrer Serpfliftlinser entlebigt
uno Die oiterreid)-ungariid)e &eeie-
rllng lehnt Die &eralltportllng filr
ale Solgen ob, Die ourlim entiteben
nlogen.
Stalieniider apninl nerlast Ytiin-
diem.
80 ii II d c n, 9opern, iiber 9on-
Don, %. Niai. Ser bieiige itolieni-
i6e 8enernl-&omlul mlroe beiite bon
Der itolieniihen 8otidaft in Berlin
initrliiert oas 9oniulat 5u ihlieBen
llnb heltfe abeto nit Dem 9oniulor-
fob Vtiinhen 5u perlaIien
Siterreidiid1e aaierne anseblid in
bic 2nft seiprenst.
@erono, SStalien, %. Wtai 9ie
oiterreifiihe 8oierne III &onereto,
elmer Staot III Sirol nit etpa 10000
italicnii6en ginpohnern, puroe
bcute III Die 2i,ft geiprengt
Die Goli5ei perbaftetc ioiort oiele
itolieniihe giireer, obipobl feline ge.
peiie porbanoen poren, bab Sta-
liener S6ulb ON Der @rploiion trit-
gen.
5ransOiiiher &ren;er npr @enna.
@enuo, %. Wfai. lteber Con.
Don. Ser fron5oiiide areu5er Grneit
&enun patrouilliert Die 8etp1iier
auBerbalb 9enltos. gr mill angeb-
lih perbiiten, bab Die i'm hieii-
gen Safen lieeenben oiterreifii6en
Sdliffe ubfabren.
Staliens Streitfrafte mobiliiiert.
9oris, %. Moi. glus Gom er.
fGbrt Die Sapos-g glgei1tiir burd ibreil
9orreiponbenten, baB Sonig Sictor
emmanuel beiite elm 9efret inter.
seid)nete, fporin Die oagenteine Vto-
biliiierung Ser StreitfrGfte bes 9an,
oes 3u @aiier uno 9anb aneeoronet
miro.
Der &onig bat ferner ein Sefret
erluilen, iporin er ale 6ubrtperfe
unb Yferbe fiir SransportSpede re-
qliiriert.
gnlsarien blcibt anseblidl neutral.
@enf, Shpei5, iiber @aris, %.
Mai. 9os SSouritol Sc @encpe
ifrcibt, baB %aieil &aooslanoff, Der
bnlgoriihe Yrentier, offi5iea be-
fannteob, bab @ulgarien &iinldnien
nid)t ottafiercn fperoe, fals lesteres
III oen &rieg eil,tritt.
@om italieniifen aabinett.
8aris, %. Wfai. 9as ttdlieri-
Id)e aabinett mar helite ntorgen in
lanqer Sisung, meloet Der Sapas-
&orreiponoent aus 9tom. 0ie
Sisung eitoete Inn 1 ltbr NM. lleber
Die e&onfcrenS tpurbe itidts peroffeitt-
lid)t.
9lnscblidDe @rens-aampfe.
grescia, SStalien, %. Dtni
l1eber Ynris. 8ren55uiiheitfalle
tpuroen beilte aus nebreren Srten
gemeloet, mo italieniide Ilpentritp'
ben oiterreid]ii6e Sploaten perfole-
ten, pel6e Die @ren5e iiberi9ritten
bntten.
Erobinscn inter ariea s5ni.amo.
9onbon, %. Nfai. t:15 llb,
friib. Cine Stefaili Gepeld,e uil:
&om ioet: r@om %. Mai angeian
gen lit ein &riegs3iiitnno III ben 8ro
pin3en Sonbrio, @rescia, &erona
Iicen5o, 9eluno, llbine. sSene5ia
Srepilo, Babun, Mal'tua mno Ger
rora nno ouf al oen SSsnicln Del
! aoriotiid,en aiiIte. fotpie in oil oei
fIorffetuua uiif scite 81
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-23

Mnd) in Gnglanb t1aftn
bic 9entiden Sort
i9rittt.
Cifisielle geridte Der aGiierten iuie
immer iiesesfrub.
Mit slnsnabme Tetrusrab's itno ne
aber sans fnrs sebalten.
9entidje Slieser fuerfen brei gom'
ben amf Raris berab.
Cine bappn gebt hart an bem Gtffel.
tarm nieber, fein SdJaben.
Spnsun erbpfft Silfe bon alien Staa'
ten anf bcm galfan.
Gr,partet, bnh ;nnGf)it nit Stalien
SfnmGnien aries besinnf.
Sentidllanbs 4ntfuprt ant @aibing'
toner gfpte mod beratcn.
8esenppridlldse mOsen gaiis 81 mel.
teren nnterbanolnnsen iein.
9entidllnnb besiueifclt SprpeSiernns
Ser @nlflisbt bnrdl Sandlbuut.
aeiner Der apmmnnbanten Der goute
bat bisber barber beridltef.
Iaris rest iif iiber Irmeeliefe'
rnnss.Sduinbcl amf.
164 Sulbaten nebit 3ibiIiiten bel
NfilitGrs .llnsliif setDtet.
Nn;t,rr.,d, hsruff QonAffurttt nnu tS
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-23
Seiterrei6 lebnt &er=
authorizing fit QQe
Tol9en Qb.

sStaliellii6e SrODin3tn bts
reits tn ariegsjnitanb
Deriebt.
SeiterreidliidJc anierns in Guueretp
in bic Snft seiprenst.
@crienonns bon Stalisnern naf benz
Snnern Der Suppelmpnardlie.
Sulsarien nerfidDert 8nmdnisn, Mem.
tralitat 5it beiuabren.
Gin Der 8rensc ipa ss sn Srnppen-
apnfliften gefommer iein.
stalicniidlcs aOnInlat in gfinflen
uirbc anssblidJ seihluiieu.
Sutidlaftcr in Epm nno @ien erbici-
ten nodD nidlt ibrc EGiie.
Sinoenbnrg iull eeiter bes 6elbSu-
ses sesen Stalien luerben.
Inibingtun alanbf, Staliens @orbe.
reitnngen mod nidlt beenbet.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-23

Sinoenbnrs iua eeiter bes 5clbsu-
ges sesen ,Stalien lusrben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-23

@aibington slnnbt, Staliens @orbe.
reitnnqen mod nid)t becnoet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-29
WOMEN SUFFERERS
NEED SWAMP

Thousands upon thousands OF
women have kidney and bladder
trouble and never suspect II.
Womans complaints often prove
TO be nothing else but kidney trou.
Bile. or the result OF kidney or blad.
der disease
II the Kidneys are not in n
healthy condition. they may cause
the other organs 10 become dis.
eased.
You may suffer a great deal with
pain In the back. headache. loss Of
ambition. ncrvopsncss and may be
despondcnt and irritable.
Don't delay starting treatment.
DR.. kilmer's Swamp.Root. n physi-
clans prescription. obtained ut any
drug store. restores health to the
kidneys and ia Just the remedy
needed TO overcome such condi.
lions.
Get a fiity cent or one dollar
bottle Immediately from any drug
store.
However. n you wish first to
test this great preparation. send
ten cents to DIR. Kilmer n Co.
Binghamton. ". Y. for n sample
bottle. When writing be sure and
mention Dept. r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-29
BURTON SH0T7 he
SAYS IT'S A LIE

we have report that n. C..
Pa Burton. manager Orpheum
theatre. was shot on street in Sc
attic. Anything 10 III"
Three kilograms bearing this
query came In rapid succession to
II. l.. Hsmlon. OF the Northwest
News bureau. Thursday. from the
Des MoInes Capital"
As fast as Hamlon received them
he dashed up 10 Burton with them.
all out OF breath.
II Is related that when Mark
Twain received n report that he
had died. he remarked that tho re-
port WAS greatly exaggerated
Burton made an entirely different
sort OF remark. II can best be in.
dicated by lnscrlbinx row Of stars.
three ordinations. dash or two.
some question marksa and some
more stars
In other words tho usually genial
manager OF the Orpheum vas mad
mad clear thru. He thinks the
kilograms resulted from some prac.
tical Joker tipping off the Cap.
ital" TO n rumor.
III can find out who did II.
there may be real corpse around
here" said Burton. Friday.
His wife II in Indianapolis. and
he 10 afraid tha she will hear the
story Of his being shot. and Will
become terrified
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-29
COMMERCIAL CLUB WILL
HAVE BIG HALLOWEEN links

A fine Of $50 is 10 be assessed
against every citizen OF Seattle who
fails To- attend the Halloween cele.
tration Of the Commercial Club.
FRIDAY evening.
The club plans Fn old.fashioned
Halloween links. \ 'Clture OF the
evening will be tho clubs first
initiation. when 80 candidates for
membership will ride the Hall
oueen goat-if YOU get the idea--
into the charmed inner circle.
The club rooms are to be dec
GRATED with iack-o lanterns. The
Milwaukee company has contribut.
ed barrel OF cider and doughnuts
Chestnuts will DO -oastei on Inc
fire-and maybe a few OF the good
old ohestnuts will be told. The
Royal order OF Hlghbinders-who-
ever they are-vlll confer the
Commercial degree" Refresh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-29

DR.. Cary Grayson. u. s, ~. and
Miss Gertrude Gordon. Mrs Cats
ward.
II vas DR.. GraySona friendship
for Miss Gordon which led TO the
meeting of Mrs. Gait and the
president. and both have been
close confidants OF the princi.
pals In the latest White House
romance
President Wilson will follow
the precedent set by President
Cleveland. the last occupant Of
the presidential chair who mar.
ried while IN office. and invit.
the members OF his cabinet.
The official line will be drawn
there.
The marriage service OF the
Episcopal church will BE- used.
Both the president and Mrs.
Gait are fond OF flowers.
The Killarney ross has been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-29
OUCH! PAIN,PAI
RUB RHEUMATIC,
ACHING JOINTS.
Rub Pain Right Out With
Small Trial Bottle OF Old
st. Jacobs Oil"

Rheumatism Is pain only" Not
one case In fifty requires internal
treatment. Stop drugging. Rub
soothing, penetrating st. Jacobs
OIL" right into your sore. stiff. ach-
ing joints and muscles, and relief
comes instantly. st. Jacobs Or
is harmless rheumatism cure
which never disappoints and can
not burn the skin.
Timber up, Quit complaining,
Get a small trial bottle Of old. hon
est est. Jacobs Or at any drug
store, and in Just a moment you'll
be free from rheumatic pain. sore
ness, stiffness and swelling. Don't
suffer. Relief awaits you. st.
Jacobs OIL" has cured millions Of
rheumatism sufferers in the last
half century, and IL Just IA good
for sciatica. neuralgia. lumbago.
backache. sprains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-29

good circumstance.
The wedding will take place
In the 2oth 81. home Of Mrs.
Gait. and the wedding guests
will be limited TO a small
company.
Hesrtburninas. which have
been severely Eel, among the
official set at the two pre-
vIous weddings In the presi
dents family. will be newt.
able az his own nup,isls.
The relatives OF the president
and OF Mrs Gait will form a con.
siderable company OF themselves.
and as both are vlrglnians among
whom ties OF kinships are cxcep.
tionally strong. none Of these will
be omitted.
A few close personal friends Of
the couple will be hidden. among
the most interesting 81 whom are
the presidents house physician.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-29

20 existence They took over the
first floor OF the building which
vas formerly tho main car barns
and power station OF the Seattle
Electric Co. AT Pine and Weatlhke.
There were only 20 merchants
when the thing started II grew.
and grew. and grcw--likc the tur
nip which Mr.. ffnn.y planted be
hind the barn fncc i,ongfellow).
Add Another Floor
And Il grew and grcw-uniil II
busted out It's pants every time Il
stopped over. 30 they had In get
new clothes for n. which Is TO say.
they gave Il another floor OF the
building 10 grow In
Today the market extends over
73.07s square feet OF floor space.
aud there are 100 merchants now.
instead OF 90. and altogether there
are .Ts employees under this one
biz roof. busy feeding tho public.
Those 100 merchants are coop
eratlng from morning to night
They cooperate IN delivery. and
they cooperate In buying
when they run out Of Ivory
soap. for instance. they buy a
whole car load OF g. They know
they'll b. able 90 dispose az II
quickly because Of the immense
buying public they sell to. and be
cause they sell chcAply.
Can Sell AZ Low Price
They sell chcAply because they
bus IN such big quantities. and In
many cases. directly from the
source OF production. thus elimlnat.
ing the costly iobbcr
A retail grocerymsn has TO
maintain horse and wagon and
delivery hoy. II amounts to an un.
comfortably large sum every
month
At the Wes,lake market there
| are 100 retail grocerymen Hut
they do all their delivering IN two
or three big auto trucks These
trucks deliver direct in the down.
town district
In the suburbs the market has
sub-delivery stations. where the
auto trucks leave what's called a
tray. a truck in itself. and from
this tray small wagons deliver 60
the neighborhood the goods Mrs
Smith and Mrs. Jones has ordered
earlier In the day.
The market makes its money by
the volume OF business IL does. II
allows itself very small profit on
each unit sold. but Il sells thou.
sands Of these units IN n day.
VIII Cut Huge Cake
And the expense IL tho same M II
they sold only a hundred.
All Seattle In invited TO the birth.
day party. A cake which weighs
ESQ pounds has been baked. In.
side the cake are 30 gold coins.
The cake II TO be cut up and
given 10 the folks who attend the
party
II YOU get piece, don't bite too
hard. because you may dent your
teeth on a 81 or $40 gold piece.
II you do. say nothing Put the
coin in your pocket It's yours.
Part OF the cake will be cut at 10
a. m. Saturday and four other cut.
tings will he made thru tho day.
They're promising bargains in
eats which Seattle never heard of
/ before
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-29

ments and music have been pro-
Weed in substance To soothe the
wounded feelings OF those who may
be too roughly handled by the
Rough Necks.'
The show begins promptly nj S
r.. m. with parade OF the Orient1;
IIighbinders. different organlza.
ton than the Royal Order. men.
toned above.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-29
NO FUSS AND FEATHERS WHEN VIII SON WEDSI}
KiIarneyR to BE flor Decoration

WASHINGTON. d. C.. Oct. "a
President Wilson's wedding TO
Mrs. Norman Gait viii be as sim
pie and unostentatious as the dig
nifty OF his position will permit.
The chief executive and his
future bride are one In their de-
sire to avoid all unnecessary dis
play. and the wedding will be
even less SNOWY than Is custom
AIRY among private individuals OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-29
MA KE7.
TO GIVE
a PAR 7Y'
Westlake Venture Will BE
Five Years Old Saturday.
Big Time On
WILL CUT HUGE CAKE


This is 10 be the story OF how
gigantic business has grown up
like a mushroom here IN Seattle.
because OF organization.
II In TO be an invitation 10 n
birthday party on Saturday. and II
IL To pay tribute In few words to
the modern way OF doing things on
a big scale.
IL In 10 be the story OF the West.
lake Market--and II you are one
OF those rare persons who aren't
interested In public markets. you
might as we'll stop reading. right
now.
Seattle Is one OF the most ia
nous cities In the country for It's
public markets Nobody has ever
given any definite reason why
public markets thrive 80 well here.
Maybe it's because the market men
knew how TO educate the public.
All Seattle Goes Marketing
Anyway. they're here. and prac.
tieaily all OF Seattle slips her mar.
ket basket over her arm and goes
daily TO the public markets. whore
she buys things fresh and cheap
from the tempting stalls
which brings us back 10 the
birthday party.
It's just five years since the
westlake Public Market came in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-29
DRAMATIC CLUB TO
give FARCE COMEDY

The South Park Senior Dramatic
club will present the first play of
the season at tho South Park field
house on next Friday and Satur.
day nights. Nov. and 6.
IAN n Mistake" farce moody
by w. G. Parker has been selected
for the producti\i Rehoarsals
have been going on for tho past
month undo. direction OF II. A. Carr.
The cast Is:
Capt. skinner. retired mariner.
Henry Schoencman. Lieut. Rich.
mond, Santiago hero. T.. Alton Carr.
Richard Hamilton. country gentle.
man, Il. G. Lord: f'erdy Lighthead.
Eddie Elmer; Nellie Richmond.
Christie Lynn; Nellie Huntington,
Hazel Miracle; Nellie Skinner, old
maid. Claudia Porrinni. Nellie Nc.
intyre. n servant. Gladys Sheldon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-29

When the doors Of the THREE
GIRLS" establishment swung open
for business the people came and
the people bought and the people
came back for more. Everything
was so generously, deliciously
good-So appetizing, so whole
some and so attractively priced
that the great wicked ogre known
as the public was at once capti-
waited for good and all.
That first day the THREE
GIRLS" sold forty loaves of bread
not much in the light of the
loaves they sell today.
Instead OF forty loaves the
THREE GIRLS" now sell more
than 5000 loaves day. That
small first shop has grown, and
today there are also "THREE
GIRLS" shops at the WeStlake and
at the Sanitary Markets, with still
others in prospect. and besides a
great big Bakery is being planned
that will be modern perfection in
its arrangement and equipment.
There are some very definite
reasons why the "THREE GIRL 6"
succeeded so handsomely. II is
easy to say that the THREE
GIRLS" bakery products were
superior; there must have been
merit to bring a great gain in bust
ness each month and each year,
but what brought more patrons at
an astonishing rapid rate was the
splendid management of the es-
Enlistment, along with the nov
city ideas, the innovations and the
very fruitful efforts of the
THREE GIRLS" to provide the
newest, the freshest, the daintiest
of good things to eat, at prices
just as attractive as the wares.
The THREE GIRLS" Bakery
was the first to introduce the spe-
cial price of two steaming hot
loaves of bread, just out of the
oven, for IS cents. Every hour
in the day great loads of these pip
ing hot loaveS from the ultra-sani-
tary bakery are brought post haste
to the THREE GIRLS shops.
How can the THREE GIRLS"
Bakery sell two big i0-cent loaves
for IS cents, with flour still so
high? You have to know the mar
velous systematic business eff
cheney that pervadeS every
branch of the business before YOU
could fully understand the answer.
First, the "THREE GIRLS" es-
Enlistment has no costly delivery
system to maintain. People are so
glad to be able to get the "THREE
GIRLS" bread and cakes and
pastry that they take the dainties
right home with them-this being
made easy by the convenient loca-
tons of the THREE GIRLS
shops.
Instead of being an added ex-
pense fresh bread every hour" is
p. S.-TOMORROW, Saturday,
their remarkable success of last yea
in the shape of pumpkin, iced in
and very special at IS cents. Com
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mentioned ss tho favoriie Of tho
fnture first lady OF tho land. and
viii be used largely in decorat
lbs her home on her wedding dav.
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The habit Of planting fruit and
nut trees by the roadside has long
prevailed in parts Of Europe. III
should be cultivated In tho United
States.