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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-08

SIR 0os Scelenbeil 0es am leBten
0ienitog aus Dem 2ebcn geibieoenen
Srn. Simon Gberen8 BON Slr. 1901,
Sit-SliDeritroBe, miro beute Wlorgen
s ll6r ourd @ater Suber IN Der ct.
SSafo6us.&irAe cine 9Requieln Nfelic
eeleien weroen. Sin G6or bon 1000
Smulfinoern miro 1nter 2eitlng BON
9ruoer Sroncis uno oent 9irigenten
@d@oel Soldier einioe 2ieOer iin9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-08

tag fonlmen auf Dem 9imafplab ei.
niae Sellte an mid 6eran, NIT Der
9itte, id m0dte bod einmal ipielen
SD iage natiirlih gern 8u ais
mir aber in sic 9irHe treteL Bore ih
ibou BON imten. mie elmer gans mi
geiibt init einem Singer etpos Him.
pert irno ga bat 0od pirflib ci.
ner oie mllnoerid6ue 9rgel taputt
gemobt mo gan3 per3ipeifelt lebnt
Der @iorrer an Der Srgel pcint rno
jammert tmmerfort auf @olniih:
9@ott, @ott, erborme oidl~ s,h ia.
be mir Dies trogii1e @ilo feit einoe.
prdgt ons mar pieOer einmol ser
arieg, ser nidts ibout uuo Dem Gin
5elnen bier Dem 6eioraten Sirteu
iciner Sddnein alcS S6euerc ent.
reiBt ghlb mir mar 3nuuit6c. ais
Bate man mid inn irgeuO etluos
llnerieBli1es bernlbtl Sd beTo6l
iofort Die S9lieBung ser Stride
SalO oarauf muBte iie Der @farrer
uieoer ofnen uno 3mar fir $50
9efongcnc SanosIentel Der qlrme
bat IN Der tir5en 3eit mieres 9hli
ent5aItes einen Sdlag na6 oem an.
oeren ilber lib ergeben lanen miilieu
0l Qc0cnfe ieiner nif inuinpnl
V'lt9eiiibll gllm lebt mo6l, i'd
talm beute ni9t uebr idreibcu. neil
i9 oen eriten 9lu6etoa felt Ianaer
3eit 8ilr slbiaIilmg oieniilibcr DC
ridte beRiibeu nuB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-08
glum Wlininnar allm 0scttIcr.

% EN- y orf, z. 5ebruor. -
Sol. gSiIlion @apne 9eloin, nod
Dor fiinf Sabren Elm W3illiondr uno
bober 9eaniter ser oGbicogo uno
91ortbwcitern 9abngeIeai6oft," mur-
oe belite olf oebn Gage ms 9(rbeits-
bous geianot peil er einen aelner
Inn einen n2uorter" aueebettelt
botte. 9eloiu, ser etipo so Sabre
alt it, er6dblte Wloeiitrat 0ueI, ooB
er iein gou5es @elo in SpefuIotionen
in Ser @anitraBe berloren babe.
Seine 6reun0c balfen ibm cine 3eit
lang uno ipater erlongte er cine Stel-
lung ols &ellner in einem 9ieitaa-
rant in pelhem er friiber ais libes
raler @oit berfebrt botte. 9eloin
iaote CT babe Yermnnotc inn Siioen,
Die iic6 ieiner onnebncn ipiiroen,
ipenn er iie ouSfinoig ma1en f0nute.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-08
9 c I 6 Gntung 0cuti6en
@runObciibcS in
GuBIQn0.

SOD enb o9eM Z. 6ebruor. a
9lod elmer WlelOune ser n&jetih~
miro bic ruiiiide @eicbesporloee iiber
ole liquidation oes oelitiden @rano.
beiiBes gegenwGrtig imgeorbeitet.
0ie @rltno6iige Der neuen @orIoee
iino: 0euti6er @rlinObeiit ion be-
idrduft icin in cinem Streiien bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-08
SOipital-Seamter int SDipital se-
itprben.

gln oen Solgen BON @httbergif-
tlng 1T geitern 9ornlittog Sr. Senrb
Gor, Ser &oilirer Oes vSobns Sop
fins Soipitols," in Dem genoniteu
Snititut geitorben. @r erfronfte Dor
oe6n Eogcn. 0ie @eeroigung finoet
morgen BON ieiner @obnung glr. 81,
@eit- EreitonltroBe, aus oiif Dem
o@reenmoltnt SrieObofe" itott. Ba.
itor &omiID s. Sumpbries miro om-
tireu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-08

blin6ert gScrit bon ser iiiOli6en un0
150 gSerIt bon ser meitliheu @ren6c.
Dic Gorlage betrifft MIR @erionen,
oie ieBt nod 81 llntertbonen Ger 9fltB.
lono feinoliden Wldbte geb0ren.
Die 6rage iiber @erioueu, oie nah
oeH 81. Ge5em6er 1870 ruiiii6e I'm.
t6ancn wurOen, ioG beiouoers 6ebou-
0elt mcr0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-08
aarncuaIS Wlntum.


"Sorpdrtsler" in oen g(rmen Ser
'''dlt aeidiir5ten @luic. r9(d,
~enn oos ser &etrus wiiBtc.
09efiel's 9obes SDntnc an oie
l'rne @uono 5niel lmO i6rc
pelBlaen 9ewo6uer.
pie ~g}unnS~ oeS SlrnpereinS
SSSOr~drts~ ba6cn nod ME pcric6lt,
~ 9enllt5lidc SaQe an ser g8eit-
'sulatonitraBe nit elmer aroBcu
~uur 6ebagli6 lmo mobl5ufrieOen
;M.@@''lo3elnOer ;.@ alter unO ilngcr @e-
S1 uVp 81 fiiIlen ipeiB Oob Elm SeOer,
n, D SaS, mas 0a geboten miro, ici cS
ioS" ' 'S@er5 oOer @rnit, gut ino in
~. ' Sc5Ieblmg ;6efonlmli9" lit.
i6a'<a sVra 9atte oos 10 fltr5e unO be-
poa 1a'Oelle, aber bod 10 6eoelltings-
s1 u' %ort6eu .@3untm" nod einen
NJ. .''ca 3uiaB befomnen, iniofern
m 0er y'admittag ais ,,&orneDols-
not 1'''''l orrangirt mar, Die S6eil-
Won.r Wy~'Vr llb glei6 on 9lnfang blnite
o'i' oTiS'crlllllBen e6enio fed mic i6ief
i% N9r iebten ino Oie recitatori-
N,st .a ullo 9eian9li1en 0arbietllnaen
6s', 9'pe9 Dem S6ooBe elmer foitli-
io. z'', leiat aei6ir5ten Wade cnt-
bo, ,"ueila9Sernit imO @ricsgrom Bile
i%1,g,u % g,uOl3 orouBeu Dor Scr fclt Der
,Sy. 'Onenen S6iir lmo eitel 9uit imo
ben, "oe W., rla9ten iid) Inn Oie @ette nit
itcr ~ ,o1'allll9eu 9fou6 Der Deri6ieoen-
IN S'9arren uuo &naiter @feifen
ro,,. ~ oem aoume brett. Sine Gonfllr.
to, = ., 'omii@cr Gortr6ae 6radjte I'M
gI5baato b~aoerem cine duBerit oppctitlihc
ioovuuollln0 ii6cr noic 9(uIter~, cine
S;S1VIl9c Stritif @ot6cs imO cincn
a,ioS Sorler" in meldem ieOod Der
Qer o. 0I@t berii6rt peroen ourfte.
tllrr,~Sll ,~SleOeS6rief oing aus Der Son.
IoiioS'.l5 ols Siegcr 6cruor. N}it to-
ieI'S @'Vr T.. Seaeiiterllng wurOc 56ef-
Q,o,' '0lIll9e Spmne an oie fcrne
moE ~ Snlel un0 thre fleibiocn Sc.
ncnn 9enmgen. Gas 9ico .9(6,
onf ~ 0aS Ocr @etrus, wiiBtc,~ IticB
llnO uu9emeines inniges @eritdnOuiB
riiiii%S." S"eoe roc rci9li6 6eflatidt. Sumo.
iid II, gV Sortrdgc uno 9ieocr folateu
der ~ D,,'1 ,p'1antelter 91cibe lnO gar W}ou-
il r@'nBfe iid sur S@onimg 0cs arg
les Sol' lprn9 9enommenen 3wcr6iel-
i6nor @iirtel weiter lmo IoIer
tioipr llnmerfli6 nn0 in pra6.
toa or,' stunning mar Ger 9ladnait-
oono". 'a0li@ in sen 9l6en0 ii6crqc-
glQSS"nlla lla0 oielc hmiutcu bci'm
lN eae5en nod Ieiie Dor iicb
Sast." "a@, wcnn Oos Scr 9ctruS
''..'I. l"9nussnle ut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-08
Sin mcner edJluinOeI.

5rau &egino @oiinepsfa bon DIT
Baltimore Inn $40 geleimt.
Stono inter oem @inorud, Oos
@elo nad Dem riiiiiiden@cncral.
aouililat geianOt 5u 6oben.- 90.
li5ei ia6noet na9 S6winOlerin.
@inen offenbaren Shminoel, ser
6ral 9legina @oiinclusfa, Die in Sit.
9altimoreltroBc, mo6nt, $40 foIte.
te, periuAt Die 9altimorer YoI5ci
aui5ufldren. Die So6ter Der 9e.
trogenen Sara6 9ialnsfemsfi fu6r
inn Wlonat SUM lcBten Sa6reS nit
ibren orei 9inoern na6 i6rer Sei-
natb in 9Ruiiiib Rolen lmO ibrie6
Damn no6 9lus6ru6 oes &ricgcs, OaB
iie Oorldufig nidt na6 9lmerifo 5u-
riidfebren fonne. Srau @aiinemsto
ibrie6 Damn ibrer So6ter ueri6ieOe-
ne 9rieie uno bat OieieI6e, iobalO mic
mogIib bic 9iiidreiie an5utreten. Die
leBte glntmort bon i6rer Sodter er-
6ielt iie i'm Ofto6er lebten SSa6reS.
Eroboem iie peribieoene @ege Der
ludtc, Inn ii1 nit ibrer So1ter IN
Serbinomg 81 iesen, fonnte iie ood
bon ibr inO ibren &inOern fein 9e-
bens5ei6en mebr befommen. 9Im 20.
Sanuar erbieIt Oonn Srau g9oii.
newsfa ein Selegranm aus g9oi6s
ton, IN Dem iie anfgeforoert puroc,
lofort $40 on Oen ruiiiiden General.
&oniul in giew Oorf 5u ienoen, oo-
init ibre .Sodter nab 9lmerifa 5uriid-
fe6ren f0nne. g9enigc Stunoen
nod @mpfang OeS Selegroninls fam
cine 6rat 9tamens glnna Sonlan,
Die i6re 9loreiie ais gtr. 52l, s. 9luc.,
gtew Yorf, anga6. IicIe sSrou
Sonlan crfldrte 1Srau @aiinepsta,
oaB iic Oos @elO iofort abicnoen mil.
ie, wenn iie i6rc Sodter uno @nfel
5liriidbaben poac. 0ie ,SremOe mad-
te i5r Damn nod Ben GorI9log, oas
@elo per %oltamueiiing 3u ienoen
oa Dies am i6neaiteu mo ii6criten
9e5e. 6rau @oiinepsfa peripra6,
oas @clo am nGditen Gage ob5iden-
0en, un0 ,Sruu 5onlon 0a6 ibre bic.
iige 9IOreiie ais gir. 729, @elt-Qer.
ingtonitraBc. 9lm nd6Iten Gage
traien ii6 Damn Oie beioen sSrauen
luiO gingen nad Dem SalptpoItge.
bduoe, Wo Srau Sonlon DorIhlug,
ouS @elo in einen @ertbbrief o65u.
ienOen.
6rau @oiincpsfo mar oomit elm
perItanOen lmo 6rau Sanaln oorei.
iirte oen 9riefumidlag an Oos
faiierli6 ruiiiiGe @enerol.G .Goniu-
lat, Scr. 922, 109 StroBe, g3eip-
yorf. 9luf Dem Gelearomm mar sic
9loreIie 0es GoniulotS ais g}r. 1870,
80. Str, angege6en, mas ser 6rou
&oiiucfusfo ouffieI. tSrou SOM
Ian itedte oann angeblib oos @elo
III Den Srieflunihlag lmO Oeriel6e
puroe in oen &oiten 9eporfen. 9(ls
Oonn 5ral @oiinepsfa na9 5pei
Sagen feline 9lntport erbielt, 6eeab
iie ii6 no6 Ser @obnung ser Srau
SanIan an ser g8elt 2erington-
StroBe, Die BORT nit einem W1onne
uno einenl ainOe eetpo6ut 6otte.
6rau @oiiuepsfa borte 5il ibrem @r-
i-auueu, OoB Die oeiu6te @eriou
nidt me6r BORT mobne unO Dob lie
gtienono eeuauer fannie, Goraufbin
beri6tete 5roit @oiineiusfa 0ie Pm
eelegen6eit Der @oli6ei, ser eS bis
iest nibt m0gIid NOR, 6rau San.
Ian 81 finOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-08
"S@luei5er-gScrcin.0 n

llna 0es9 s9e'aloBi9c @lonatsocriontul.
9eutc glSo,,.S ,.Sr9uci5cr-@ -@crcins" miro
n aiiSaus,l1l SUsll0 INN s llbr, mic iibIid,
SiiO.cllto,s;, 9qlle, 92r. 2ts, Sio-
o'n. u'0liroBe, abgc6oItcn wer-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-08

Ser &err yiedtsanmaIt fam ia
icit pier8c6n Eogeu nidt mcbr iibcnlr
nsSa, lei0erl gr mtb udhlieuS ci-
nen @iIoihiibcu uertbeioigen. ino
Oa bat er neulih, mn iia 5u nior
micren nodts einmal Elm biN tcim
8iloeru uIitget6an."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-08

&rteQS6umor. ShuIte
(bei'm 9rnteu elmer Sans .gQie idl
ibr acfrieat bab'2 @len lieber
6rerno, iirena reell guio i'd iicbe
ouf @orpoItcn. @lokIid idleidt lie
liH beran SD ruie .S9er oa2"
slber lie 9ie6t fene 9lnhport. ga,
'no oo 6ob' ia iie ooun cridoiieul"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-08

b. Tu boit Did nut Ieincn
Gouiin cnt5wcit. auroline2 $50.
rum Ocun2~
nSa. oenf' Cir MIR. er bot mid
aefiiBt lluo ols id i'm entriiiict
auiiorOcrtc. nlir 5lt peripredlcu oaB
II oaS uic me6r t6un poQe, 0a ("
lilnl OaY"
Aa Bat Is mir Der iaOe Meuid
perlprOdenl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-08
'OnBrlfleiulidJ berte peniiu.
airt.

om = 'ereits bcridtet, 6atten Iid
9GcOc,u ,u'altoa ae6n louqja6rige W2it-
ncr oes %oli5ei-0cportcments eli
9icnI4De' 4De'''erlu@lng 6etrcffs ibrcr
PoIi,e; e;uolll9lidfeit ou untcr8ie6en. Ser
ridt r5t iibermitteIte ieinen 8e-
Srn eger o Die llnteriuc6itnq qeltern
Ii8eiboSs.ll'9, Dem Scfretar ser go
ridt Sy SgOroe. @erte miro oieier 8e
acIeot %oliaei GonlnliIIGren bor-
lidcr SVveoen, ln0 es iIt 5iemli6
Groto OuB lieutenant Greoerid s.
tettiO Sr' os norooitlic6en GiItrift. 0c.
Rotria pV'er .. @renuon, Seroeont
e6IipSo S'ell9 bonn mittleren 0iitrift,
ncitIi%o'. gtlcbael @ollb bonn iii0-
5. gsor,H Niltrift uno S6lieBcr syos.
5eute ~ pom noromeitlihen 0iItrift
Sen ill.,. 'S.nllonirt pcrocn. Sic iibri-
nont Seouten, n6mlid 9ierte-
lrift T Sempicp bonn n0r0liden @i-
Soupto,, 0Cracont Sobn 5ctib bonn
l0t b~u'''er, Sergeout @omin gul.
SqlieSo, ! norooItlit6en Giitrift,
ll@cn q a.. 0olep6 @1it6ca bonn 0lt-
Fcrtins lllrltt unO SdIieBer syo6n
ten pcito,.0 pom iiiOIi3en 0iItrift 6iirf.
IN 9ienite perbIeiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-08

9lm WlittmoG @ormittag miro Oi(
geeroiglng 0es am Samitog i'm 81
ter bon 70 Sa6ren geitorbeneu Srn
9lois aiSpert BON ieiner @o6nung
Ger. 4i9, SiiO-Goaington-gluenue
ans itattfilSen Sin 9iequiem-Sod6i
amt miro Inn 8 ll6r III ser ct. @'i+
dnels-&irde cele6rirt nerOeu. Gio
9eiieblng miro nui oen ISL. erIo-
icr-6rieObofe" erfolgen.
Gbriitine2. 8ebringer.
S5ellte giodnlittag miro 6rou Gbri.
itine g. 9e6ringer, ipelde am Som-
itag nod fitr5er &rantbeit i'm 81. 2e-
bensiobr itorb, beerOigt perOeu.
Ger 9eiiebung miro cine Eroncr-
feier i'm Salie ser 0a6ingeidieOe.
nen Or. sol, 9ongpooO-9lUenuc,
Dorausge6en,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-08

Serr 6reoerid SdminO, ciu @}it-
fdmpfer bon 1901, miro 6eute
ouf Dem o@eitern 6rieo6oie" SIR
Iebteu 9iu6c oe6ettet. Die Be
erOi9uug miro in iGlidtcr mir
Oioer @eiic crfolgcu
SSn icbli6ter, einio6er Gem @eiilc
oes Geritor6eucn entiprc1cnoerg9ciie
miro 6eute 9lo6nlittog INN > ll6r
Oie 9cerOigiing oe5 am oergouacnen
6reitog inn 9lltcr bon 50 So6ren
ans Oem 9cbeu gei6ieOeuen Serrn
5reOerid S6iuino, zines tapfereu
@eterauen BON 1901, itottfinOen.
Gater 0aois BON Der ct. g(lp9oniuS.
Stride miro Die Grauerfeier i'm Salie
Oes Ia6ingei4icOenen. 9}r.411, @eit-
Wiulberrp- -StraBe, o66alten, Johann
miro Die 9eiiebung auf Dem ngSe-
itern Srieo5oie~ crfolgen Sic Ser
rem &ii5n, J}oQ, S6mel5er unO
9rDon meroen Dem GoOten Die lette
@6rc erpeiien uno ieine 9o6rc tro-
gen. 9lumenipenOen botte SSrau
So6ouuo S1pino, Die @ottin Oes
geriiorbenen in ieincm Slime Oon-
fenO o6gcIebnt nit ser 9emerflrng
Oos Oafiir ouigemauOte @elO fonnte
pobl nit sur Sinoeruug Der pom
&riege gci6logenen @unOen Ocrpen-
oct meroeu.
Serr SAmin0 mor i'm Sabre 1919
5u Bonn om &6ein oeboren moroen
SSm Sabre 1883 fam er nit ieiner
Satin tuel6e cr 1880 ge6eirot6et
bate, nob 9lmerifa. 9li6t weniger
ais iic6enmal 500 es i'm 81 elmer
meiit mebrere N}onate oauernoen
geiu1Sreiie 5uriid in'S alte &oter-
lanO mo on Oeu id0ncn, Oeutidcn
9bein Gen &rieg 1S70/71 bot Serr
S6minO bon 9lnfong bis 81 @nOc
nitaemodt. Cine ShuBwlnOe AM
SUB nno 0rei 9(us5eidnltngen fir
peri6nlide Gopferfeit bilOeten nod
in ieinem gllter ieincn Stol5 mn
ieine 5rcuOc. Seit oielen &o6ren
NOR or Gin trcuer 9eier uno 9lbon-
neut oes oGellti6eu Correspondent
ten. 98eben ieincr Satin binter-
ldBt er einen 9rrOer unO eineSdpe'
tier, Ionic mc6rere gleifen melde
sur 8eit init Der @offe in Der Suuo |
OaS Oeutide &oterlanO aegeu gSioer
iader lnO SeinOe Dert6eioigeu BEL
ron
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-08

Gemc (bodfabreno): r@ie, nleim
Serr, iei icAs @aue @c6alt woacttI
Sie 6, I'M meine Sauo 8i 6ittena
go piel brau6c id QQcin fiir Soiten.
tiiderl~ 'o i''
gSo, 10 n Damn 5ie6c i'd meiucm
slutraa aotiirlicb 8lriid, oenn ciuel
5rau NIT hroniidem Sdmupieu mag
ib nihtl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-08
/. 'ulIltOltet gIMitcrnrHiten.

niit5Iid dlelaen y 9aitaIicocrn cincn oc.
.9cmotFrea,l..E. Fe,l Eoa 8u bcreitcn, wirO Ser Sc
an 81 'oo1n.i3e GIu6 Ser 4. gsorO~
saoers y sgidr5 Gin qluitcrnroitem Ttr'i in
9oIten Sarf ON @aiOSIe gaiper al.
SosIe5t ny S0s Arrangements Gonritc
SSoriisorr rus y Ocn SS. gs. q g5ricfer
ogoaucr S'aionl 6. giTtcI, qouis
sS8s \ aosls,,lip l,lp So6n s@iiIcr, syoicp6
yyodion e'l s. @oOeett, Sopor0 %.
S9n@. %enrO araacr, .so'Tuap ssoi6ua sS. u
aSrelcr ''VO'rt 90 snuOcr, '5. Sln0rcm <.
eoaIcitoog George %. SSinf. ,'ys,,V eeoroe 3. :.
'oot5smitt. SSorrp gudIcu i'nS S'a stoSt. s1 St
gSoo. s..eO So5n 3. @efteniiQcr.
SAT- sue 9Olsma6lc 6etrci6eu.
MOST sit'a@''ss as sssnfpoftoT {. !. gt,sss
II,saa gcfoooo,aa oa0ercr stelle Oicicr ''9S- gei.
~, SS,'lep6o5n'"''' OoB Ole ~genmi0lpGnia @
o''9,t lS9t 5ot llm erloubniB uo6ac.
&. plliorO,Srs oas 9tnmeicn gar. 1i2,
to, ttosnascn ,nS ,,@snue ais Soismi6Ic Mil al al
'''' 81 mito1ris.S 'lp p Rierocfraifiac @|o. o
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-10-21
PULLING POWER OF NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING

Newspaper advertising has a pulling
power ~eQualled by no other medium,
stated G.. l.. Whitman, assistant sales
manager and advertising of
the Studebaker Automobile corpora
ton, while on a call yesterday in the
Republican office. Mr.. whitman was
in Mitchell visiting the local Stude-
baker sales agency, the Mitchell Auto
& Supply company, and seeing the
Corn Palace.
"As n of the largest automobile
advertisers in the country" said Mr..
Whitman, 1--WE are in a position to
definitely check UP results in our use
Of newspaper columns for publicity.
Many people, are sadly behinl the
times, and skeptical of the worth Of
advertising, but we feel as sure of its
results as in any other factor in sell
ing goods.
lone instance of this was shown in
New York City, where last March we
ran three advertisements of a road
ster we were pushing in both the New
York Herald and the New York Times,
within three weeks, our sales had
doubled. No other reason could be
given except that newspaper advertis-
ing has drawing power, as it was not
the regular season for big sales. The
results to be obtained from putting so
many thousands of dollars into an ad-
vertising campaign are just as certain
as sending out an order for so much
construction material and getting GER
tain things back.
"The Studebaker corporation has
tested out advertising thoroughly and
knows just what 1t can do. News.
paper advertising is the most potent
force in the sales business, absolutely.
It will cash in on its advertising as
nothing else. The reason for this is
that it maintains a personal and init
mate connection between itself and the
readers, driving home the points of
the advertisement In a direct and com
polling manner.
Zone application that can be made
of this can be seen in the advertis.
ments carried in the leading
magazines by central manufacturers,
for instance. A national publicity
amnaf0 In all RIGHT for hrirc,r~
John Jones' Oatmeal to the mind of
everyone. but the advertisement that
does the business ID the one in the
local newspaper that Bill Smith. the
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price the past few days. 1t is claimed
If they are raised and disposed of at a
less figure it is done at a loss. They
will continue to come in for some time.
The ground was in fine shape this
week for digging and the potatoes
came out clean and in good condition.
The average yield is about n hun
200 is reported on particularly good
ground.
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White may have a -four mill if pro-
posed plans don't go amiss. A number
of farmers of this vicinity are much
interested in the project and to that
end will call a meeting in the near
future and endeavor to form a stock
company. Following the custom trade
of years ago, from the supply of wheat
taken to the mill will be returned to
the farmer a certain portion Of bran,
shorts and flour. The machinery will
be installed in the feed mill depart
ment Of the Electric Light d Power
Company.
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grocer, is making a sale to introduce
the Jones Oatmeal to his customers.
"If we were to cut out either mag
azine or newspaper advertising, we
would stick TO the newspaper, as we
now have our name and reputation
established. We need the newspapers
to localiZe our sales efforts and to
bring our arguments for ~Studebaker
a tomobiles home to the man who is
looking for a machine."-Mitchell Re
publican.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-10-21

Melvin Cowles brought a peck of
Early Ohio potatoes into our Office the
other day, that had gone through the
big hailstorm of July 18th. We were
surprised and you would be too to see
potatoes as good as the best there is
raised here taken out of the hailstorm
district. In fact we have never seen
better Early Ohios. Mr.. Cowles tells
us that from his eight acre field of
potatoes he will raise from 500 to
1000 bushels of tubers. The next
morning after that hail storm Melvin
probably would have sold his potato
patch for a song.
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c. Christianson is building a resi-
dence on north Prairie street. adding
one more to the large number of new
homes constructed in Hendricks this
year. There are several more under
construction at this time, previous
mention Of which has been made, and
it is UNDERSTOOD that there are others
contemplating building. From this it
will be seen that the town is not only
growing steadily but rapidly, giving
strength to the argument for a new
school building, n that is common
surate with the demand Of the district.
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A SPLENDID IDEA

Why not add a new department to
the county fairs by having each mer-
chant display samples of advertis-
ments run by him to attract the trade
of the local people, a prize being given
the one who is shown the most consis-
tent in his efforts to e%nlighten the peo-
pie as to the benefits to be derived by
home trade? The idea is a good one.
st. James Journal.
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Winter is coming soon when people
require heating stoves and furnaces
and the danger from fire will be ten
times greater than in the summer and
yet the means for putting out a fire, if
one should start some windy night, is
very limited. If the fire engine and
we'll are to be put into condition for
service no time should be lost in get
ting at it.
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dred point several times and went as
high as 104 in the shade. Miss Myhres
states thai Alaska is a great country
for vegetables, and that they grow
very fast and large. During the sum-
mer season the weather is hot and
there is almost constant light, and
vegetation does not stop to rest during
the night, but keeps or growing all
the time.
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WE SHARE OUR PROFITS WITH
you ON APPLES

| will have a carload of apples on
track in Brookings about Oct. 10Th OF
Goth. Winter apples at IS cents, $1.0O
and 1926 per bushel. All hand picked
The varieties are Smoke House, viii
low Twig, Roman Stem, Winter Rus.
sets, Winter Pippins, Dominoes and
Ben Davis, A splendid opportunity to
lay in a supply of apples to cheer you
on the long winter evenings.
"An Apple a Day
Drives Trouble Away"
Respectfully,
Geo. A. Girton.
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When we think of Alaska, we think
of a land consisting largely of ice ard
snow and it is a surprise to most peo-
pie to learn that it Is not as cold in the
southern part of Alaska and along the
coast as 1t Is here in South Dakota.
Miss Clara Myhres of Sinai who spent
an entire year with her sister, Mrs.
Charles Ask, at Skagway, states that
the lowest point the mercury reached
at Skagway last winter vas nine de-
grees above zero. During the past
summer the mercury reached the hun
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-10-21

The Dakota Power & Light Co. have
a corps Of gents here who are busy
planting poles and wiring residences
and business places for our electric
light system, which will be in running
order by December first.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-10-21

John Funk, Otto Engelbrecht, VIM.
Lourker, DR.. Rogers and Miss 10 Casey
have the excavations ready for new
residences. Carpenters and masons
have jobs for all winter.
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Rev. A. L. Wilson has been given
the M. E. church pastorate at Dallas,
S. d., in the Mitchell District and will
begin his work next Sunday. His fam
lily will follow as soon as arrangements
can be made.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-10-21

Bruce needs more side tracks. The
passenger and freight meet here near
ly every day and there is always quite
a number of cars standing on the side
track so that it takes considerable
time for the trains to pass. 1t looks as
If the railroad would make money by
putting in more sidings.
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WHITE

From the Leader;
Chas. Arnold has his opera house
sign up and it is a candy. The in
terror is arranged for electric lights
and when turned on the sign can be
read for blocks. 1t gives our city
quite a metropolitan appearance.
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From the Pioneer:
There was no electricity yesterday
morning owing to repairs being made
at the plant. The present manage
ment of the system is certainly trying
to do the right thing by the town.