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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-19
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@runo ocs @eieses geeen ben
gerfauf unreiner u1o idlebter 2es
bensmittel gegem einen Gaaaier
8roBbanoler Die 9lnflage erboben,
i6ledte @ier perfauit gu baben.
Das GUNNER Normal 9oarb
Of Graminers iast in ieillen1 Be-
ribt an ben Staatsibuliuperinten=
oenten, es lei BEL Der Ollrhfidt Der
Grominationspapiere auf idIinlnle
ltngeborigfeiten geitoben. Sll per@
idieoenen Sdulen feicn Die Mnts
morten Der 5diiler 10 ii6ereinitime
nleno geipeien, 6aB unbeoingt eiu
3uiammenarbeiten Bel Scr Weant-
mortung Der granellfroeen ftattsc.
fltnoen baben miiiie. Gie meiitea
Shuleri, in oenen Gcrartiges pore
gefommen, ieien Negefihulen eee
peien, aber oud in einisen Gdu'
len fir @ciBe fcicn iollbe Durds
itedereien pafiiert. 9ie @rantentom-
miiiion empfiebIt oie Mnnobmc eli.
nes @eieses, bag einem Shiiler,
oer lib oerortiges gu Sduloen
fomrnen l1Bt, Derbietet, iid gum
Minoelten nGbrenb ser n11Iteil
atpei Sabre unt elm gertififat su be-
nerben.
SsSn 8roiunmooo bat mon bri
@nsgrabnngen, Die fir 5pei groBe
SeI=gebGlter Ger Seras aigEt ano
Poiper 60. gelnabt ipnroen, neul
menidlide Sfelette gefunoen. Sic
mano ipeiB, mas es nit biefen Ste
letten fir cine 9etpan6tnis' bat. sic
nliiiien lange in Der grbe gelegen
baben.
SSll @alpefton fat tp1breno
Der pergangenen @obe Der Got
ton garnipalM itattgefllnoen. Ma9
alien 8eridtcn lit CT diBerit er'
folgreih perIallfen uno lat pie(s
Sremoe nod ser GoIfitaot gchradt.
Die Heanut-grnte ion in Die
fem Sabre GROCER iein als ie s,,por.
= gluf Der Stand BON lStorep s.
2anoa, iehs NieiIen bon g3atespille,
ift Die fiinfiabrige Gbe Dap olird,
einen ungludlihen 8ufan bon H.
rem @ruocr geiholien uno idipel
periDMn0et tpor0en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-19
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= Sonntae mittag linb bon Der
Smperial State Jarm 5lpan5ia lpci-
BE @efangene, ale apmi5ig iunge
Mdnner, bie Dor ni6t gar LANCER
3eit eingeliefert puroeit, eltfloben.
16 ipurben Bis gum Abeno wie-
Der eingefangen. ginsr Ger sSliiGtz
linge, ein eeipilier Mcglnallap, oer
in 9allas 5u bier SSSabren 3uhtbaus
tuegen ginbruds periirteilt mar,
tuuroe babel erifoiien.
Gin geipiiier CHARLES Seoslep
puroe in Der @egeno BON 2emonc
bile bel Orange bon einem llnbe-
fannten niebergeihIagen une 10
idiper perlest, oaB er itarb. 3eas-
lep itono @dhe bel elmer 2ofpmo@
tipe, Die Der @. S. 0ubig 2umber
GpnpanD geborte, als Der sSremoe
iih an i'm beranl6lid. Offenbar
honoelt es fih bier nm einen Gaub@
iiberfaa; benn Teaslep Jutte fiinfs
gig Dollars BEL ii6 uno oieie Iin6
peridlpunoen.
- glus Srieoridsburg miro ser
Goo bon Srou 8ilbelm @raf lelr..
elmer alten 8eluobnerin BON @ile
lespie Gonntp, geneloet. Die 0er~
itorbene binterIdBt flint ainoer, cis
nen Sobn, 8ilbelm @raf, uno pier
Tohter, Srau S6miot, arau Sim
Sung, 5rau 9eter uno Sron Mers
geutboler.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-19
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Sm ben Dethen Spmmertasen,
sat bas 2e6en ieinc HlascIt,
0Gn5 beipnoers lit 6er Gtabt.
User bort bei hes Cages Gfmiite,
gStro geid]D6em int 0etuiiblc,
SIT am M6enb tpbesmiibc.
Wem ber Wfantnipm nid]t tut ntangeln,
9'ebt besBalb anffs 0anb 5unt Mngclm,
6rcnt ftd) borf i'm frei'n Nenier.
Wterft eitfj MIN, tuenn ibr gebt fiihen,
lln6 babel eiidD ,upllt erfrifdJen,
yttflt pergekt bas y2Dme Star" 8ier.
gSenu bic Jiid' ntd)t beiFcn molten,
6Dlt berpDr beleste Stplfen,
nnb entforft me ID amp".
Sett en6 bin anf griinen Wsattcn,
Sn ber 8dumc fii9lem Sdlatten,
Get nnb trtmft unb ifber5t frpb.
9af emdJ bann niibt ,9febb uss" plagen,
gSia idJ euf elm Mittel iagen,
9egen bieie 8ieiter, fred:
SdJueineifmals nnb Shiueielbliite,
@tbt me Salbe erifer Cite,
SGlt bic @iebfer BON eudj meg.
ltubclaitigt, nngcbmnben,
Damn geniekt man id)1ne Stnnber,
5rei ppn jegltdJent @eaier.
Treier fiiblt man iid) i'm ssreiem,
Wenu bei fr5bliden Shallmeien,
Wirb frenenst bas y2une Star"
8ier.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-19
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Magen-, 2eber un0 9eierc1franfbei,
ten gum Opfer geraoe mie anoers
2eute nito iie lcioen ebenlo an alppe.
titloiigfeit, Miifenidmera,g ,gterpeiitdt,
aopfmeb uno aagemeiner Gdip1he.
aber es lit uttnotig, in ioI9em gu
itanoe au iein, tpie &. 8. Aseebles III
Senrp, genil., benefit. 81 ihreibt
SEEDS GIaiden electric 8itters ga.
ben mir mebr Rraft uno slitenMppe'
tit als ale anoere Mleoi5in borbcr.
90 bilit Der 8itters Seoeln. gs Ill
toribt, gu lei0en, menn oieies groBt
Mittel idon nod Der eriten Doiis
bilft. geriudt i'm. Sour so: in allen
9lpotAefen,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-19

beiddftiete 9luslanoer oie Niittels-
perionen poren, bot Ole Sabrif ibre
iommtlihen altslanoif6en slngeIteae
ten uno slrbeiter el1tloiicn.
@ie aus Sranffurt a. 90. ge-
meloet miro, lit nunmebr oie ges
plante Grri6tune einer llniperiitat
fir oie Stabt aud finanaien reid=
lid geii6ert. 0as Ginperit0nonis
Ger Staotperlpaltung init ser Gr=
ri6tnng Ser ltniperlitat mar gum
Sell BON Ser geoingung abbdneie
gerladt iporoetL oaB oas notige
aapital DoIlltanoig garantiert lein
miiiie, ebe oie slusfiibrllng oes
Blanes in Mngriff genonmer per-
Den oiirfe. gs iino iest, mie .mitgee
teilt ipiro, iiber iieben MeilItonen
Wort aufgebrobt 10 baB alle Sin,
oerniile oieier slrt beieitigt iino.
8ie oie v9dgli6e Gu11bl6uu"
mitteilt, lit Die oeutide @eeresIei-
tune nit ser 8riifung elmer Grim
Dung eines oeuti6en Sllgenieurs BE-
idaftigt, Die ba5u beitimnt eri9eint,
Der 8ermenoltng BON 2uftfahr5eu=
gen ungeabnte Moglidfeiten su er.
offnen. @s banheIt ii1 I'm eincit
auBerit Iinnrei6en Mtebonisfnus.
our6 melden 3uftfabraeuge in oie
Gage periest neroen ioGen, lonse
3eit bemegungslos auf einem BE-
itimmten 8unft in ser 2uft 5u Der,
barren. Die 2oiung oieies 8ro.
blems, piellei6t oes i9mieriglten Ser
Slugtednif, pare fir Die slnfnab.
me bon 8eoba6tungen uno @erntel-
iungen bon uni9asbarem @ert unS
ebenio fir @ngriffs5pede, oas g(b.
geben bon Sbiiiien aus Der S0bt
ober oas @erabperfen BON grploiip.
sei6oiien,
9luf 8efebl ser 6ineIilhen
9egierung ooer, mie es in ben De-
peiden beiBt Oes Yraiioenten guam
S6i &ai iinb mebrere iiiolihe Sc
nerale, unter ibnen audi Chang
Chen 8u, billgeridtet tporoen, neil
iie ii6 angebli6 in eine 8eri9mo=
rung gegen Die Hegieruns eingelai-
len baben Or. Sun gat Gen. Der
ebemalige propiioriide Yraiioent,
lit nod SEEING gereiit.
- Mus Weanaqua, Der Saubt1ta6t
bon yeicarogua, miro gen1eloet, bet
&anpf llm Die SauptItaot babe nit
Dem Siege Der 9fegierungstruppe,l
geenoet. Die Hebellen b1tten iid In
llnoronuns nnb Malapa auriifge5o-
gegn. Sic batten 5miiben 400 un5
500 Cote unb 8erlpunoete. Bon ben
gfegierungstruppen itien pieraebn
getotet uno 124 bertpunoet. 8iele
giirger Der Staot ieien ourh Die
@eiboile Der AebeIen peripunbet
tporoen uno bon ben @eripunoeten
ieien piele. geitorben.
0urb Elm 1nerftpMroiges
Spiel oes 3ufaas miro Ser erlte Of
fl3telle WtlltomlnengruB Dem Sel1t=
lden 4aiier, penn er am 8. Sep
tember Die idmei5eril6e @ren5e
ilberldreitet Inn ben ibpei5erii1en
Wanopern bei5ulpobnen, BON einenl
So5ialiiien oargebraht iperoen. Ser
befannte Soaialiitenfiibrer 9lober
lit 6anit betraut iporoen, BEL Der
gesriiBuns oes Wonarden oen
gunoesprdlibenten Die Hegierung
uno Den 8anton gaiel 5u pertreten
- 9lus Dem @eiler @lasbutten,
in Der Na6c bon SGfingell IN go.
ben, miro elm 9ranonngliicf ges
meloet, Dos flint Menldenleben ae.
foitet bat Gin @obnboils lit nieoer-
gebrannt, mabreno bic ginmobner
i'm tiefIten Sdlaf lagen Die Slom=
men griffen III Dem fleinen Sous
den 10 idnell Inn lih, oaB berbei-
eilenoe Nadbarn feline Siilfe nebr
lciiten fonnten. Die fiinf Qeiden
ipurben bollig nerfoblt inter Den
reuhenoen 3riimmern gefunoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-19
slns uorSiiden BitbIattern.

geluher 5u einem @eiangenen
~Bie gebt es Sbnen oeiln, armer
Mann2" %, oanfe, ausee5eidnet.
Sd genieBe meine breibeit. "
u@as2~ oSSa, ieben sic, idl iise bier
iucgen Doppelebe. :"
8iiien sic, bob SIRE SIbncr
inlnler IN meinen @arten laufen?"
go. oas babe if mir ibolt seoaft,
oenn iie fommen ME nieterl"
Der 2ebrer erflGrt ben 9naben,
onB i'm &riege iiber Dem offenell
@rabe Der gcfalenen Sol6aten 6rci
@etpebrialben abgegcbcn tuerben.
gead elmer @eiIe frast Der fleina
Ole ernit: n8iro iiber Dem @rabe
Der Geueripebrm1nner audi geiboi.
ien?" Bepor Der 2ebrer antiuorten
fann ruff elm fleiner e5dlingeI
,,Nein iiber Die miro gelpritt!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-19

- @eeell grief6ogeil 9tednnngs-
forlnltlaren, 3irfuIaren uno bette
y8lueprints" ipenoet @u6 an Die
.S. 9. 8lue 8rint & Suppln Co..
Ala 9tauarro Ctr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-19

Or. gbas. Campbell, 9afterioIo-
ee, Mifroifopifer. Spe5ialitdt: Sp-
plus uuo Wsularia-Sie6er. Office
iiber 9reiB' s(potbefe.
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GtiehbaDll JabrpIan.
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S. q ". N. Gabn.
Anfunft-
Mo. 9 3-gom 9orben. ,. $3.50 abenos
No. 5-Gom Nproen $40 mora
yto. 7-Sailb ggpreB @pe5ial. @iiben. :.
...... 9.55 mora
so. 9-2ocal bon Haieitine. -.
-. -. ..10.45 abenos
ysor 4-Son Werifo .1.5O nadlm
No. l2-Socal BON 2arebo (eenliidt)
-. :. :. 1900 nlor9
Nbfa1rt
yto. = Na9 oem Nnrben. LBS nodm
yto. g. Nad oem Nor6en. 500 a6sr1bs
sso. s-Socal nad Baleftine. Il. 80 mora
yto. 1o-9ails @gpreb SpesiaI. goroen
.3.20 n,org
9o. 5 -9a9 Wegifo. :. ZOO mort
gto. 11-aocal na6 2arebo (gen1ii6t)
=. -. -. 900 dbeitos
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Iianp= unb Wa5bel Berlabmns uub
transport, iofpie slnfbeipabruns i'm
gr6Bten s5torebouie" Der Staot Seps
pid@8einisung. Senrp 6. Rips. SeiSe
SeIepbpne.
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geahtet oie Warllurlaeu

geadtet Die Wariturlsen Der
gtatur. 8enn guer slppstit uno
@tem ibledt uno Die 3lHlge beleet
1T, tuerbet Sbr franf, penn Sbr
guer SDItem niht in Oronung
brinet. asri ~ Afb giitters
iit oa5u notig. gr reinigt oas son-
3e Snftenn.
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g. u. & u. q. gabm.

y. ". q ". IS. Vabn.
@o. 1-2oufton II. 5. aiiite.
:..... 1915 abenos
yto. 3-Soniton uno Der &iiife. -.
so. s aiiitenltdbte i.3o naehm
@o; 44-gon &errbilIe. nllr an 8odlens
no. sl sa-son sisrroiiIs. as'r siSA ssnn1 senan
No. 46--gon &errpilIe, uur an 80
WenIoaen.. ;. ..6.40 ta6ra
@o. 2-Souiton uno Der aiiite. -.
Ro 4-eollifOn nnb Der aiiife.. lite oDrA'
60 -aiiitenitdbte $50 Iu9i[ps uad5n1
gfo. SS-Na6 aerrbille, ul1r an $50
9eiltagen. .445 nahm
No. 47-7@a6 aerrbille, nur Sonn%
$50, Il Saa6 aerrbille, nnr Z an y' @o'
.d)entagen 7.35 horn,
g., S. e 9. ". (Saupt-2inie.)
anfitnft-
go. 9-@om Often .7.so BORN,
No. 7-@om Often. $3.50 naebm
@o. 10-gl gafo II. 8eiten 8. 80 nad9ln
Mo: 8-gon 81 gaio.. .10.1b borm
80. e-@a@ eI gaiO unb ggeiten.
SO. 1o-Nad 5. Often. 1886 So abenog pud,ss
20. 8-ylad benz Often. j. 1890 BORN
no. 7-Nab gl Paio ,in6 Beiten. ;.
............. 49,. $3.50 abenos
gietorta 9tbtTom, g. $. e 6. 81.
&c; 99e so1-guerO. gietoria. .8.15 abenOs
90. so2-guero, @ietoria. .7:so BORN
I. 9. & s. Balm.
4ntuuft =
go. 241-gon 5ouiton. 1855 porm
80. 7-gon 9aIas nno Sort @ortb
SO; ao5-gon aanias Gitb unS ct. 'A
Gouts ...........S $50 BORN
30. 15-aofaI bonn gloroem 8 80 nad5m
Wo. 9-@on &anias gitb. ct. Qouis unS
NOIQ9rI -
go: 1e-Ma6 @orSen bia Guitiu uao
Smithbille 1900 BORN
No. 10-gla6 ct. 2onis, 9anias Gin
il1o gbicago 900 BORN
Ro. 8-Nad Sort 8ortb uno DaIIas
$50 abenos
ao. 2O6-Na6 ct. 2nuis unb &anins
Gttb .............9 300 abenoS
sfo. 242-gfab 5onitou 1920 abenbs
! 9; 9: & =. $. e. & q. n. sabnbof)
Gnfilnft -
gfo. 7-@om glorben. .9.55 BORN
No: Boom Noroeu. :. .10.45 abenbs
Nbfabrf -
SO. 8-Nn6 benz Norben. .7.30 BORN
Ro. 6-Nah oem aorben. 500 aberlhs
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Sn llpaloe iino oas Sans, in
benz iib Der Sreinlaurer TernpeI
befinoet, uno Elm benadbelrtes @ee
bduoe obgebrmnt. Der Sd5ooen be-
Iduft iid auf unaefdbr $4,000.
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Mann iit totlid bertpunoet. gser
icine s(ngreifcrim ipar, ipeiB man
nidt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-22

first-class garages here. and any neces-
sary supplies can be obtained, the charges
for which are moderate.
:. i x :; x
Resum:ns our trip after a stop for din
ner at Frederick, we passed out West
Patrick street and at Telegraph Hill took
the right fork for Braddock Heights,
where a detour was made on the top OF
the meunta n to obtain a glimpse of Fred
erick valley on the one side and Middle
town valley, on the other. Rising to a
height of 30 feet, Braddock He ghts
overlooks four states and commands
views in all directions unequaled for their
unique p:cturesqueness in all the Appa-
lachian range.
The old Braddock road runs through the
southern end of the heights. Along this
road, nearly century and a half ago.
Gen. Braddock. after whom the place is
named. led a regiment Of British infan-
try to it's disastrous defeat at Fort Du-
quesne. Over the Old National turnpike,
witch runs near the Braddock road. the
Union armies, led by Gems. Mcclellan.
Hooker. Burnside and Hill. in the civil
war, marched to the. battledelds Of South
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-22

at all times At the foot Of the range
the waters Of the Potomac river were
rushing onward in the direction Of Har-
pers Ferry. On the outskirts of Hall
town We crossed the railroad tracks, and.
turning to the left. struck a fine macadam
road in the direction of Bolivar Heights
and Harpers Ferry. The road to the yht
leads to Charles Town and the Shenandoah
valley pike. Just before reaching Bolivar
we passed the site where the District Ma
tional Guard was encamped few weeks
ago. We found the road conditions some
what improved over that Of month ago.
when vehicles Of every description were
constantly moving over the roads in ge
numbers while the boys were in camp.
Passing through Bolivar Heights and
Harpers Ferry, we descended into the
town, situated between the Potomac and
Shenandoah rivers, and before we would
be permitted to leave the state over the
highway bridge the to,lkeeper stepped
up and requested another 35 cents. and
in less time than 1t takes to tell We were
once more on Maryland soil.
Our route from here lay through We
verton. Knoxville, Petersville and Jeffer-
son to Frederick. The distance, less than
twenty miles. included crossing two
ranges of mountains, the greater part of
which was newly macadamized and all
that could be desired. The run was made
in fast time. and soon we were headed
over the short route from Frederick
for home: This was via Urbana.. Hyatts-
town, Clarksburg. Gaithersburg and
Rockville, the distance being less than
forty-f1ve miles. Three stops were made
to pay toll. amounting in all to % cents
All went well until within a few miles
IT HyattStown, noted for its steep hills,
when terrific rainstorm came up, &C.
companied by lightning and thunder. The
rain was more on the order Of cloud
burst, while the lightning at times was
almost binding. Coming up so quickly,
70 hro L. oys$ cid
tains or chains for the wheels, but de-
spite this we plowed through mud and
water hidden roads. spraying the occu-
pants OF the car as the machine dashed
over the ground. With the aid Of the
flashes Of lightning and the searchlight
lamps we managed to pick our way safe
ly to our destination and arrived home
but one hour behind schedule. All along
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-22
CITIES ARE BECOMING
INTERESTED IN MOTORS

A combination Of motor chemical and
hose truck has been installed at Taun.
ton, Mass.
Springfield (Ohio) councilmen have de.
cided to equip the present apparatus with
motors.
Milwaukee is in the market for three
combination chemical and hose trucks.
not to cost more than $4,000 each.
The selectmen of WATERFOWL, Mass,
have placed an order for a new motor
combination chemica. that will cost 30. $40.
Albany has been added to the list OF
cities having motor fire apparatus by the
installation OF a motor-driven fire en-
CINE.
Charles +. Taylor of the Richmond
NaD fire commission announces that the
board is now considering the motorizing
Of the entire fire department.
4 committee Of the Cambridge (Mass.)
board Of aldermen has been appointed to
consider tho advisability Of buying motor
tire apparatus for the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-22

the left in the center Of the town, we
started over good macadam roadway
for KeedysviIle and the Antietam battle
field at Sharpsburg. About mile ana q
half out from BoonSboro we We're stopped
for the first time to pay toll which
amounted to IL cents. We proceeded over
another fine macadam road. which was
heavy from dust owing to the vast
amount OF traffic over this pike. The
country is rolling, with stone walls lining
the roadside. while here and there vii.
be found markers and war plates telling
Of the battles fought in the vicinity OF
Antietam. Before arriving at the battle
field, however, another halt was neces-
sary, and this time 10 cents toll was eX-
acted Leading from the main roadway
as we approached Sharpsburg could be
seen the road which leads up to the
Dunkard Church. situated one mile north
of Sharpsburg along the Hagerstown
turnpike. This stone and brick building
was badly damaged at the time of the
battle by the Federal and Confederate
batteries, it being in direct range. Both
armies sought and found refuge within
Its sanctuary. After the battle the church
was repaired and is still in use. The
same road also takes the visitor to the
famous bloody lane" which at the time
of the battle was a narrow country lane
followed out somewhat between the
fields and partially shaded. 1t was here
that the Confederates fortified themselves,
and the result was an immense slaugh-
ter. The headquarters OF Gen. McClei-
Ian were located about a mile and a half
northeast Of Sharpsburg. A number of
monuments have been erected in Bloody
lane" including those of the 13Oth and
132d Pennsylvania and the 9th Ohio regi-
ments. Another building Of historical
value is the Grove House, in Public
square, Sharpsburg. 1t was here that
Gen. Robert e. Lee held a council Of war
September II, 1862. Another point of
interest to the visitor is the Antietam ma
tiOnal cemetery.
Taking departure Of this historic SIC
ton, we resumed our journey in west
erly direction over another fine stretch OF
macadam highway, with Shepherdstown
as the objective point. On leaving the
town through the main street We were
attracted by the broad expanse. more like
a boulevard. and lined on both sides with
rows of large maple trees, which ex.
tended almost to the Antietam railroad
station. Crossing the railroad tracks, we
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-22

continued over dirt road and within
short time were descending the steep
grade onto the bridge which crosses the
Potomac river. entering Shepherdstown
on the other. where we pad 81 cents toll
for the privilege of entering the state Of
West Virginia. After plugging up an
other steep grade covered with loose
macadam. our route lay directly through
the town. turning sharply to the left Just
beyond the center CT the village for >Har-
pers Ferry. The motorist can be we'll
cared for here, with garage facilities end
auto supplies. while several hotels also
are maintained for the accommodation Of
guests.
The route from Shepherdstown to Eall-
town, q distance of about eight miles, is
over good road. which for the most part
Is OF the macadam type. with stone walls
extending for miles and miles down the
highway. Bearing to the left about two
miles out from the town when a fork
doomed up In front of US. we contin-
ued In a southerly direction. parallelins
the mountains, which were plainly visible
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ATTENTION MOTORISTS.

A long detour is necessary just
beyond Maryland Agricultural Col
lege, on the Baltimore and Wash
ington boulevard. where the North
west branch crosses the road.
There is in the course OF conStruc-
ton new concrete bridge and
motorists are required to ford the
stream at this point. Following q
heavy rain it is dangerous and eau
ton should be exercised. For sew
eral hundred feet beyond the bridge
the road is under construction and
temporary road has been laid
out in the adjoining fields.
Another detour is necessary be-
tween Hyattsville and Bladensberg.
After crossing the bridge a tenn
porary road directs the 'motOrist
in the rear of the buildings on the
right side of the road, joining the
boulevard in the vicinity Of the
blacksmith shop. Motorists are adj
vised not to come through these
points after dark unless thoroughly
familiar with the road conditions at
the points mentioned
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WAH hAIs ON Tor Or
South MOUNTAIN

Club into Bradley lane and to the right
~ the other end of the lane into the
Teuieytow n Rockville turnpike for Rock
Vile, fifteen and one-half miles distant
On arriving at the outskirts of the town
The speed Of the machine was reduced in
accordance with the speed signs found
posted near the fair grounds. Motorists
should abide by this warning. as the resi-
cents or the county seat are DESTROYS that
no speeding be INDUCED in within the
corporation limits. Passing in front of
the courthouse on the left. the road at
the top OF the hill was taken to the right
IN the direction of Washington Grove.
about FIVE miles away. The road is of
macadam. and while II is strong tempta-
ton TO the autoist who has the speed
craze, nevertheless he had better keep
within the law. as q first-class speed trap
Il located just on the outskirts of the
town and unless he is cautious he Is apt
10 fall into the net.
About four miles north of Rockville the
n.acadam road is left behind. and. turn
ing TO the right over red clay road We
soon found ourselves at Washington
Grove \ couple of turns to TIE left and
right IN the vicinity of the railroad ia
ton directed us to the wooden bridge
over the tracks of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, which we crossed nd
turning sharply to the left and once more
To the right over macadamZed road,
started for LaytonsvI.le. The lad is
but after arriving on the fine Laytons-
Vile pike we made up for all the time We
had lost on the WORKOUT road. Passing
through the small town OF Etchison, we
cent nued to Laytorsville, Damascus and
Clagettsville. where we took the left fork
Al the church in the direction of Kemp
town and Monrovia. Just before arriving
at Monrovia IS "a splendid new macada-
mixed road, which leads directly into New
Market. and over which fast time can be
made.
Crossing the tracks at Monrot L. We
continued UP the grade into New ..Iarket,
where We turned sharply to the left onto
The Baltimore Frederick pike. New r.
ket Is about forty-three miles from Wash
hg1On. From here 10 Frederick the road
Is hard pike, but worn IN number of
places. On the outskirts Of Frederick we
crossed jug bridge over the Monocacy
river, and once more hit 1T up owe. O rood
road into Frederick The scenery all
along the route Is picturesque, and the
tua from Washington u most delight IL
one The entrance into Frederick is via
East Patrick street. There are several