davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-03
@ariIcr Seri9t.
6rauSOiiihe Sfealiue tpirO gum
GStelluussfries.
Sebr erniidterte spradJc.

8aris 20. Sept. 9lnf ben mel
iten 2eilen Der 5ront, ipo Die 6rau.
3oien nit Silie ibrcs authorization
@aiienfcuers an Serrain geiponnen
batten, bot iih ipieoer Der alte
Steaunasfrieg enhpiGelt, mic aus
Dem geitern aben0 perofientli6ien
9eridt oeutlid berporgebt. Die
@e9enon9rifle Der Geutiden i6ei.
nen Die angIo.fran5oliibe 0fieniips
gum SaIten 0ebrad: 3u
bo6eu. Ser fran36iiifc @crid)t
lautet:
o@d9ren0 Oes beutigen Cages,
Oe8 2S. Sept fubren mir in ser
Gidtltng Der 6itlid) non Soude3
Iie0enOen Sii9eI tort, an 8erroin
5u gcpilmen. g9ir madten etlpa
100 @efangene, inter 0enen ii6
Seitte pom @or0eforps beianoer, oie
Dor eiuigen 1a9en erIt BON Der oft.
iiden 6ront 3lrilf1ebradt moroen
maren. (2)
~2lud IN ser Gbauipagne ipuroen
nene 6ortihritte gend6t, beionoer8
noroIiA Don Woiiigea, no 800 nele
@efau9ene qenodt nuroen. (?)
v@egen uniere SteIIlngen in Den
9lrgonnen bat Der Seine cine idmc.
re 8eidieBung eitgeleitet, o;e mir
mirfunosnoa beontrDortet bobe,t.
Ser 6einb bot feline 5nianterie
Iaiien
oadmpfe NIT Sano9ranoten
bradteu un8 in Die Sage. einen
8eit uilicrer erItcn 2inie, Die mir
an Den 6eino berIoren, 8urid5une6.
men.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-03
9eutl@lanOs Seer.
NpdD feline Nltanner inter 20
Sabren eimgeSO9en.
9saraOe uur Ocm sailcr.

Berlin, %. Sept. Der betdnnte
Wltlitdrl9riftiteller Mldior Morabt
Iogt in einem 2(rtiteI iiber bic gegens
lpGrtige ariegSloae, Der I'M n9erliner
3ageblot:" per0fFentIitbt porbsn lit.
folgen0es; ,9eutihldnb bat Die
@rsn3en Itiuer militdril4en .glnltrenz
eungen no9 ni9t erreibi, ipGbreno
feine 5einbe bereits am Gnbe ibrer
6iIfsquelIen ongelangt Iinb. Deutl6s
lano bot bic militGriide 2tltersgrense
duf As Sabre feItgefebt unb nod
feline Wtdnner unter 20 Sabren ein@
ge5ogen. pdbreno 6runtrei9 i'm Be
qriff itebt, i'm Wonat DECEMBER 10
Sabre olte Siinglinge an bic 5ront
gu fdiden.
n2ln Der ruIfiI9eu 5ront tGmpfen
deute i4on SiingIin9e, bic erit IS
Sabre ali iino, pdbreno England aus
5ur9toobor, bnB RuBIono siuen Ses
paratfrieoen abidlieBen fonnte, neus
li4 peitere 8ruppen duf bem 8ons.
tinent geIanbet bat.
.2ln Der peItlicben sront III
0euti6lnno geriiitet, allen 9lngriffen
Bioeritanb Ieiiteu gu t0nnen frog
Der Rieienborrdte bon Munttion, bic
Die gtIiierten tells aus i6ren eigenen
2dnoern, tells aus ben 8ereinigs
ten Staaten be3ogen baben.
Die britiI6en 8erluite in Dem
gpern 0iitritt, 100 6elomorI9oa
Cir Sobn Grend etnen Sieg onses
tiinbigt bat, babsn iene Gje9enb i'll
einen pirtliben 5rieb6of fir Die
dnglosfron3ofiibe grmee perpanbeIt. "
Die .Rorboeutf9e 2tagemeine 3eis
tung per0ffentli4t einen Brief in
Dem cine porobe binter Der oeutihen
5ront in 5rantreiA bor Dem 3atIer
uno benz aronprin3en, on Der 10000
Mann teilnabmen, beI6rieben nirb.
Der &aifer felbit ihmiidte bitjenigen
SoIooten. tpel9e ii9 ousge3eihnet
botten, NIT Gbren3eiden.
Die lleberieeiI6e Na4ridtens
2(gentur melbet, oab bic nmiin4ener
pof" cine Nodri6t aus Der S4pei3
DeroffentIi9t bat, Iaut peI4er papit
8eneoitt Elm HunoI9reiben an Die
&rieg fii6ren6en W}ddte porbereitet.
s}n biefem Sdreiben srfuht er bas
rum, bob fir ben 2luerieeIens3ag,
Der Dem Q(nbenten an bic i'm &riege
Qefaaenen Solonten getpeibt Iein foa.
elm 8affenitinitanO ertIdrt peroe.
General Mar6nuo OerlunnOet.
qaris, 20. Sept. 8rigooegateral
Mar6ano, Der iih fpd6renb os8 ges
9enpdrtigen arieges Uieoerbolt aug,
ge3eidnet bat, iit BEL ben &dmpien
in Der Gbampagnes@egsnb f4per
beripunbet poroen. Sen. W}ar4an0
bcFsbligte i'm Suli 1908 Die fran30iis
I9en Streittrdfte, Die 5ofbobu am
0eiBen gil i'm oberen Sudan bsieBs
ten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-03

DIR 9eridt bss beuif9en Generals
flares 9ai folssnoen @ortlaut:
p9lrmeesruppe untsr 5elbmdrs
i6au BON 6inbenburg: 6sinbli9e
Streittrdfts. bic seitsrn an Der fiib-
ipeftIihsn 5rpnt BON 9inoburg su>
riidgetporfsn porben ipnrsn, beriuhs
ten fi9 IN meter surIdgsIsssnen
StelIupgen oufs nese au piberiesen.
Sis purbsn ansesriffsn unb suriids
9stporfen. SiioliG bonn See Drift
tiata finbet elm anbausrietampf
itatt.
gSie Speratiunen Der Slrnee mn.
fer 6cncral pDu Gid)boru in Der
SdladDt bel 8ilna, Die Sas Snriif-
idJlagcn bes 6cimoes iiber Die Sinic
Mareu5- -SmOraun-@iidlneu be,uirf-
te, batten nie @efnn9ennabme BON
40 Sffi5ieren nnb 21,90S Mann
nnb Ole @r6entnng bpn Srei &c.
idjiiben, ~ Nfnidlinengeluebren nnb
einer grufen Wenge bOH Srieasma.
terial mno 0epGf, OGs Der SScinb
snriiflahen mfsts, snr Splae. Sie
Sentc Bat iuegen Oes id)neIlen @ur.
Driuscns nOdJ nidt fiaiiifi5iert lucr-
Den f6nneu. Sie pprber bereits an-
gcgcbcnen 3ablen iinb III oieic nenen
3iffcrn nidlt mitciubesriffen.
vSii0lid bon Smoreon madt
nnicr 9lugriff iueitere 6ortidritte.
RorOoitIi6 BON @iidnep bobeu mir
Die feinolicben SeIltlmgen oltr6bro.
den. Sci bieier @elegenbeit mad.
ten mir "a Sffi5iere uno $500
@lann 81 @efnngenen, uno ueun
0loidineneepebre lpuroen erbeutet.
nglrneegrlippe inter @rins 2eo-
polo BON gnpern: Die 9riidenfopfe
BON 9oranopitihi filO nunmebr in
unietm geiib. 9ie 9abl Der bort
genloften @efnngeuen lit $50.
D9lrmeegruppe Dtadenieu: Sic
Gage lit unberdnoert.
vSie Irmeegrnppe nnter 8cmernl
BON 2iniingen bat iii6IidJ bon 9nt,f
Ocn Stgr iiberIdJrittem. Inter benz
9rnfe bieies erofen GrfUTges be.
finSen bic 9niicn iidl nOrbIidD BON
Gn6nO anf Der snu5en Srunt aaf
bern &iif5ngc.A
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-03
SStaliens Serlult.
Shlndtihiff ySeneSettu Srin"
Snrh Sener Dernihtet.
ileber SreibnnSsrt umssfOmmsn.

garis, %. Sept. Sine Bel Der
y6opns 9sentur" aus 9rinoiii ses
fern sinsetroffsne 9epsfde bsTagt
folgenbes: .9ln 8oro bss itaIienis
fasn S6la6tidiffs .9enepetto
grin" brad ein 5euer aus, oos
cine GrpIoiion sur 6olse bate.
Geor QbmiraI Baron grneito
&ubin be GerDiu, Der gefeblsbaber
bes S9iffes, buBts babel Isin 9es
ben eiu. glad ben Iebten glo6ri9s
ten IOnen nur oat Sffisisre uub
379 Monne aersttet rporbsn Isin.
Dos SdIodtid1iff a8enebetto
@rin" belt 13.427 Gonnen uuo bat.
te cine aus 72o qsrTonen beItebenbe
MannIdoft an gorb. Gs nurbe i'm
Sabre 1904 fertig 9eitelIt unb tpitste
$5,750,000. Die RiiItuno bes
Sbla6tidiffes beitonb aus bier II
unb sn6lf 6S0ligsu 9dnoueu, 3mons
Sig 12sQfiiubsrn, 3pei 1sQfiinberu
unb siuei MnrimgeIhiiBsn. auBers
benz fiibrte es bier 9orpebprDbrsn on
9orb. IS enttpideIte cine Sc
I6pinoisteit BON 2O1a 2noten.
gei benz DunbermeibIiheu llnfau"
psnn iiberbaupt ein folder bors
Iiegt - baben oIio mebr oIs brei@
bunbert 9erIonen ibr 2eben einses
bubt unO bas S6iff iit OOuFdns
pia berniChiet noroen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-03

Sn Gate Bluff Bel G6icogo
tpuroe beute eine Station fir orabts
1oIe 3elegrap6ie er0finet.
Rad ben bis ieBt 0orIiegen0en
Ddblberi6ten III Somes galph il.
geItern gum 3peiteumaI gum 8iirgerz
meiIter BON Gan 6roncisco gemdblt
noroen. ct er6ielt 22,460 Stimmen.
Sein Ripnle, Der fri9ere 8iirgermei-
tier eugene S6nltb, Der i'm Sabre
1907 Ieines 2lmts entieBt purpc, err
bielt 1887 Stimmen.
Qlus Rom, sytaIien, pirb bas
9tble6en hes friiberen 6olptmanns
unlerer 9anhes1rmse, 8. 3. Sol
mes. Der felt Ieiuer Dor neun Sabren
erfolgten 9eniiouisrung in StaIieu
ieinen 8ObniiB auFgeI4Iaoen hatte,
gemeloet.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-03
u6aOas" "s@etidDte.
3uei bnIOariidjc Miiniiter iOlleu re.
iianicrt h0ben.

gori8, 20. Sept. Der n6aoass
Q9sntur" miro aus 2ttben gemeloet,
baB bic bulgnriI4en siuan5s un6
6anoe!sminiiter 3ondeff uno glafoff
reiigniert baben, ipeil lie nit Der
oeutI6freunoIiden politit bes pre-
miermtniiters ni9t iibereinItimmten.
Dieie Ro6ribt mill Der aorreIpous
bent aus Sofia erbalten ba6eu.
GjIei9aeitig melOet Ct, DAB 3ar 6erbis
nano ben friibersn premierminiIter
Matuoff gu elmer 2luoien3 beio6len
uno i6n nit Der Reubiloung oes aas
binetts beouftrogt babe. Cine Beta
tigung fir bic MeIDllng mar ni6t cy4
hdltli6.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-03
GrbGlt GiIernes Greu5.
GbiIcne, Der in Der Oeutibcn
Armee oiemt.
Sereits SlusimnI Ueriunnbet.

Berlin, 20. Sept. brabttos nab
Gabpiae, 6. 5. rllebsrIee=gtoarias
tenzglqentur. gBauo 6einrtd, elm
Gilenif4er 9iirger, tpeI9er Fi9 beiin
qusbru9 BEG &rie9es dls 6reipiiIis
ger gum Gintritt in bic beutfde 2lrs
NEE melbtte uno fir Den 6eeresoienit
angenommsn purbe, no9Oem er ourh
einen 8eutf9en namens Seinri4
aOoptiert iporben mar, 1T Speimol in
Der S6lo1t perlpunDet porhsn. gr
befiuDet fi9 isBt in 6amburg ouf
oem Nege Der 8eFerung iii einem
oortigen Soipitdl uno tpuroe auf
8efebl bes aaiiers fir beionbere
Sapferfeit por bsm Jeinoe bur6 @crs
Ieibung Oes Giiernen areu3es aasge.
5sihnst.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-03
GliglanO broDt,
@ia Ieinen fSrennOcn
I'M SaItan Belten.
Earis nidJt snfrieOcm.

Sofia, 20. Sept. Die SatIo6e.
baB man in qnris bic griebiIc5e
RObiImaauug nit I6SIen gluoen
aniieht unO pieIfad iogar aeneiat
1T, iie oIs einen unfreunOIi6en Q(ft
gu betra9ten, 5eist uab Der glns
iift bieiiger poIitiider perI6uli6s
teiten siemlia beutIi6, bon ipeld5er
Ri6tun9 Der BinO bIGIt. Die grs
iIdrung @riedenIanos, baB es
iampfen tuiirbe, laus eine fremoe
armee has 2anb betrete, miro bier
NIT Der aus enslii3en QuelIen
itammenoen MeIOung in 3uIams
meuhaus 9ebrodlt, Dab britii9e Sfs
fiaiere in Solontfi, bsm grie6iIben
Seile Maaeboniens, einaetroFfen
iiue, um Die M6gIi9teit elmer 2ons
bung bon enaIiI9en uno frnnsDiis
i4en Sruppen bort ausfiubig 3u
MAIDEN. Sn Grie6enlano, 9laubt
man bier. piirbe man iid5 elmer Iole
tben 9ergemoItiguug nit oIIer Gners
gle pioerIeben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-03
sat Srot genM9.
Ginber BON 8 bis II SSabren er6alten
lp1fsntlidl elm &fnnD mehr.

Berlin, orobtlos iiber SdDpille, 6.
s., 20. September (lleberfees Rods
ri6tensQtgentur.) DAB bas 9eutIte
&ei9 troB Der britifAeH 6uugerbIots
tabe genug grotfrii6te bat. ergibt
fid bon neuem aus Der 3dtIa6e, onb
bic adtionen DsrgroBert perben torns
ten.
Geitern purbe betannt gegeben,
6aB ainbern BON neun Bis elf Sabs
ren pro @ode elm Pfunb mebr 3u=
qebilligt perOen ioG, als 0as bister
Der Ball mar.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-03

es 1T bis iebt nod ni8t
m6gli9 geipeIen. bic in Der 6OaI<
balez3ede Der Qebigb Goal &c Nas
bigation Gp. feit Montag Iebsnbig
begrabenen aoRlengrdber III retten.
Sn Sort Da1ns, 5no., 100 elm
Streit oer StraBea6o6nangeFelIlen
i'm @anqe iit, pur0e bsute Der Stras
neutrality-suspicious. teilpeiie 0utgsnoms
men. 3pan3ig 9BageH tDur0en tn
Dienii gei.eat
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-03

9eute purbe Sir Gmrles
Cheers @afefieIb gum 2orb W9obor
BON 2onaon erpdblt.
- auf Der 6abrt bon Iep gcrt
mad Soutb glorr IT lift Der ssradts
oaHlpfer oSiabeI" oeIunten. IS
fDirb semsIoet, baB biersebn gcrfos
nen bon Der Manni6oft ibr 2eben
sin9sblBt baben.
= @eitern itorb in 9aboni,
sC2niI. Die gnttin bes gunbesFena=
tors 6enr1 gabpt QnOas
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-03
9reitnnfenb QlnoeitelIte

= 3reitouienb QlngeitelIte Der
,llniteo State3 Cartridge Co." in
Qopea, U2of.. ois felt 3nsi Woden
ftreiten, iinb geitern ipieoer 3ur Qr.
belt 3uriidqetebrt
Der friibere Stcatsietretdr
8m. 8. 8rban biz. s::itern obenb in
RdTbbiae, 8enn., cine aebe, IN Der er
Dem prGIoenten Dilfon elm 6tseis
itertes 2o6lisb inng.
Syn Eerre !6uute, S5uo.. begon=
nen geItsrn bic 9erbauolungen in
Dem gegen ben oortigen 9iirgermeis
iier 3omes W. 9OFom eingeleiteten
.imse scsncat" gerfohren.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-03
als CAT bes a6nias.

Berlin, 0rabtlos ii6sr Sabbiae, q.
g., 20. Sept. Observation-Disclosures
Qloentur.) Rei6stan3Itr Or. p.get6=
mann= 6oaipeg if pon g0nig 5rieos
rid 2luguit bon Sa6ien 81 SAT- ge>
Ianen norbeu. Der Gan3lsr fpirb
beute 9lbeno in Dresden eintreffen
uno ii@ in bas S6loB beaeben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-03
notwithstanding
Nmerifaniltber @eneralfOniul
in Wliinben iUll relignicren.
&ritiIierte 8iliuus 9SOlitif.

8uibington, 90. Sept. 9bomds
ct. Sobn @affnep, Der omerifoniiAe
9eneraItoniuI in Wliin9en, Deutt9s
lamb, tit BON Der bieiigen Regierung
aufgeforoert ipprOan, ieine 9teIignaz
tion ein3urei6en. DIS @runo pirb
angegeben. boB er 9teuBerungen liter
Den &rieg gemo9t bat, aus 0enen
herpor aebt. bob er parteiiid iit. Ssrr
Gjaffneb iou iid) neult9 edoubt 1as
ben, bic Bplitit Oes prdIibenten in
oem europdii9en &rieg gu tritiIieren.
8ereits frtber foa ii9 9offneD bes
yf9peren @ergebens" f9ulbig gemo9t
uno in 8emerfungen iiber ben Strieg
fid erlaubt bdben, prdiioent @iIIon
ieiner nunbegreifIiden" gteutraIitdt
tpegen gu td0eln.
gertreter bes bieIigen Staotsbe.
partements ertldrten geftern abeno,
oaB 8affneD fummorif9 entldiien
lperoc piirbe. fpenn er ii6 ipei9ern
follte, freitpilli9 feline gteiignatta"
clIldulttYeit.
Bulletin:
Srelin, 20. Sept., brabtlus mad
SaDuillc, 6. 5. Sic yllebtricCiifc
gtadIridltcn gIgentur" mel6et:
uytadl smncrlGiiigen aus aunitan.
tinOpel fummenoen MeISnngem iiuo
in 5noien ernite llnrnben mnter Der
mObammeonniifen 8eo6lfernna
ausge6rUden. I
yGin britiider Srnppentransport.
bnupfer lunrOe Onrd ciuen tiirfi.
iden Snscnienr sum Sinfrn ge.
bradlt. Bur wenise 9criOnen lunr.
Den gercttet. Wian slan6t, Oaf es iId)
NM Den sIcidI5eitie UOn Ttben gr.
melSetcn, nit in6iiden Srnppen &c.
labcneu SfnnspurtOnmpfer y9iama.
ian" bnnoelt.
9uutba abbermfen.
8irS am ). Cftpber bic gcreiniatsn
Staaten uerlniieu.
0aI6ington, 29. Sept. Der ffeus
pert.etenoe StaatsIefretdr gplt aab
geItern befannt, boB er BON Dem
ameritanif6en gotI6oftsr in g9ien,
penfieIb, cine &abeIoepei6e erboIten
bohe IN 0sr linn t11i+nsfeilt t1,,,rSs
BOB Der 0Itsrrei6ii9e 3oti6after in
Wafbinaton, Or. aonftontin 9.
Dumbn, bon ieiuer Regierung enbs
giiItig abberufsn moroen iei. Das
Staatsospdrtsment trtfft ieBt Qrs
rangements nit ben 8otI9aftern
9roBbritanniens unO S5rantrsicbs,
nm fir 6errn 9umba, Der ange6lih
am 5. Sttober ppn Rem gort abfabs
ren pi1. fi9eren SnuB ipdbrsHo feis
asr aeiis su ertpirteH.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-03

Der Gtreif Ser alsibsrma6er
in Gbicago lift noa INNER i'm Gdnge.
Die @eIant3n6I Der Sireiter piro
ara 60Oo big 5000 an9eaebeH.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-03

Berlin, 20. Sept. 0ica lls6erTceiIdje
Ra6ti4tenageutur4 melbet:
Die 9otTaae. boB 8uIgarien
ben 8iiuIben @rie9enlonbs entaee
9engetommen lit anb Iib nit Der
grridhtng elmer neutrateu Gone an
ber ierbiids sbuIaarti4en Grsnse BEL
GieDsiIi unb 9oiron 6ereit ertldrt
bat, muB ala elm nodmoliger 9es
ipeis bafiir seIten, boB bic gemiis
bungen Der QtIiierten atf bern 8aIs
ION seiheitert finb."
(@ieps;!i unb 0oiran Iiegen auf
beioep Seitea bes StyaipasgIuIIes,
tpO buIgariIdsa. ferbilhes unb gries
fiThes 9ebiet norbIi1 ben Galoniti
suIommsnItoBen. Qfnm. b. Reb.)
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-03

Poris, 20. Sept. Der n9apass
2fgentur4 nirb BON i6rem 2ttbener
aCrreipon0siten gemeloet, er babe
aus burdaus 5uberIdIiiger 0uens
erfa6ren bob guIgorien i4on in
ben ndditen 3ipei Boden gegen Ser@
bien pOrgeben tperbe. Sn Der De-
peIhe beiBt es, oaB 6eceutenoe mafs
fen bulgariIher 3ruppen on Ser
ferbiT6en @rsn5e tou5entriert lpors
ben iinb.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-03

2onbon, 20. Sept. Cir eoparb
@reb, ber britiTde 0liniIer bes
2tuslpartigen, erlieB oeItern in elmer
glebe i'm Souie Der Gemeincn cine
Warnung an 8uI9arieu. inbsm er
ertIdrte GngInno iperbe ieintn
6reunben i'm go(tan bethlehem, fans
bic guIgoren es magen TolIten, i9rs
behIffnete geutraIitdt ba5u gu be-
nuben, fi6 auf ber Seite bon Gngs
lambs 6einben am 9rtsge gu betetlis
gen. Cir @bporb GreD briidte It1
febr ener9ii6 aus, unO man TdIieBt
ooraus, bob eine attibe 9eteiligung
8ulgnriens om arieae qeqen bic
2taiierten tatIddIi6 erpartet pirb.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-03
9tntidje ziege,
eseinO I'm Often mmO
@elten 9el6lasen.
Grfulss ani beiOen 5rOntsn.
Snletin:

Berlin, 20. Sept, SrabtlOs. Ser
,,llsberirrii6en 8adridtcn Asen-
tmr" luirS ans Spnitantinppel amt-
lidl mitgrtcilt, OnR Gin grpfcr eng
lildler Srnppeniranspurtoampfc
pcrientt murSen lit. Y!it SInsHal-
inc riniscr wcniacr 4rrionen Der
Semannnns iiuO ale nmgefOmmen.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-10-21

If you wrote them for a dona-
ton, some clerk back in Chicago, who
is working on starvation wages him
self, would laugh and drop your letter
in the wastebasket.
AS matter of fact you bought
that suit for SIS, didn't your The
young fellow stammered and said that
was right.
And the expressage was about Is
cents, to say nothing of the postage
and the money order? Well here is
a suit that l sell for $3.50, fitted to
you, so you see it pays sometimes to
see what the old storekeeper can do
before you send your money away.
guess you will say this suit on the
rack in my store is fully the equal of
the one the catalog house listed at
$18 las to that know it cost 20 per
cent more to manufacture. And re-
member that we have to support the
baseball team and all the other
things, and ask nothing more than
that your money stays somewhere
here in town
81 was paid out for an ak the
other day after a funny argument"
said the newcomer dollar. 81 was in
the pocket Of man over in Clear
and selected an ak. When the pro.
prietor told him the price was 81, he
said Blank & Blanks price was II
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-10-21
Third Story.

'Tve helped start the baseball team
this year." confided the Rolling
Dollar to a brother dollar who had
just come to Centerville.
"The clothing store man pungled
me up along with lot of others.
And he seized the opportunity to
show the young man who was solicit
ing something about buying at home.
In lots of towns the merchants
haven't the nerve to say the things
that ought to be said occasionally.
This man paid his subscription and
then he grinned and said: How much
did your mail order house sub.
scribe?'
"The young man replied that he
had not asked it to donate. Why
not?' asked the clothier, they have
sold several suits here lately SO they
ought to give something. If every.
body here bought all their clothes
from them you would not have got
that subscription from me today, for
this wouldn't be clothing store, but
a vacant building, and would be
working in the city myself or trying
to run farm.
The catalog house gets some
business because they show nice
looking cuts instead of letting you
fellows see, feel and try on the suit,
yet here l am subscribing to the
team and glad to do it.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-10-21
See Your Local Dealer First

Very WE'LL said the dealer, I'll
sell it to you on the same conditions
as the mail order house. Here is
your ak for II cents. Now give me
rs cents for the expressage you have
saved, also cents for the money
order and 2 cents postage. That is
$1.O7 it would cost you from the
catalogue house, but my price is just
ST. The customer said that had never
occurred to him before, and paid
over the 81. Then the dealer stacked
up the ak in the rack again and
turned away. thanking the customer.
What are you putting it away for?
Why answered the storekeeper, II
I'm selling on the same conditions as
the mail order house you will have
to drive into town ten days from now
and get it. But I go those people one
better. Here's your ak now, when
you want it. just wanted to make
the comparison plain all the way
through, that's ALL"
"The mail order house does not
have to get the good will of any in
dividual, be his name Smith, Jones
or Brown" said The Rolling Dollar,
"for it's field is unlimited, so the GUS
toner has no protection aside from
tho nOStal laws Rut the local dealer
with limited possible customers, must
and does go much farther to keep the
good will of his people"
oh
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-21
Brief Mention.

Charles Eaton was a Putnam visitor
Friday.
William Palmer. Jr., spent Friday in
Boston.
Norman B. Griggs was in. Providence
Friday on business.
Miss Christine Mason is in New
London for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. George May of Yantic
spent Friday in this city.
George Keswick of Marlboro, Mass,
is visiting relatives in this city.
Mrs. Carlton White of Colchester
was a Willimantic visitor Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Pendleton are en-
tertaining their daughter, Mrs. 3. NJ.
Ritch, of Rome, n. Y.
John Lynch Of New Haven is spend
ing his vacation here with his sister,
Miss Mary Lynch of Brook street
Local people who spent Friday in
Hartford were d. F. Clifford, L. S.
Casey, Mrs w. Buck, Mrs. c. ].
Healey, H. E. Church.
The members of the NJ. E. Zion
church of this city held a picnic at
Lake Waugumbaug Thursday. The
backet lunch and boating were great
ly enjoyed by all.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-21
YAETIC

There was a business meeting Of
the Woman's Guild Of Grace church at
the home of Mrs. Edwin Willard. We'd
nesday afternoon at which plans were
discussed for the annual picnic, which
is to be held at ElmwOOd, at the home
Of Mrs. Mary Ladd.
Miss Nellie DriscoII has ben spend
ing the week at Watch HILL
Mrs. Howard Gardner has returned
from a visit at Watch Hill
Mrs Mary Ladd has been spending
the past week at Stafford Springs with
her niece. Mrs Cummings
Miss Mary McHale has returned
from a two weeks stay with relatives
at Asbury Park, y. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brown and
daughter Natalie, of Middletown. were
recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Brown
Mrs. Edward Weeks and daughters.
Grace and Phyllis Virginia. of Gro
ton. have been guests during the past
week OF Mrs. Martin Weeks.
James Reid has returned from Fish
er's Island
Mrs. Margaret German Of Brooklyn,
y. Y, was a guest Thursday Of Mrs.
Frederick K Kingsley.
Merrill Balch OF South Manchester
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ayron
Lad at Elmwood.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-21
CARRY STOMACH JOY
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