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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-28
Cincinnati wattmob. oen 28. Sannar 1914.

Marueirp f9eint bas 9erii6t gu beitda
tigen, bab Gensral 8ta3 i'm 8egrtffe
fei. cine rleue Rebolutipn an3ufangen.
8eiDe Wdnner fpurben in 9erd gru5
Derbdftet, ais General 0id8 i'm gfos
pember nah 6dpdna eutflo1. Maruz
eiro tpurbe aber balb freigslafen. Gr
foll nuberorbentlihen ginfluB in benz
Staate Suracu baben, uno 5srHanbe3
ift Der Wtann, beiien bic Mabero Res
gierung Ii6 NIT grfolg bebiente. UNI
Die ReDolte in iensm Stdate gu unter@
briiden. gs gelang i6m, bic Snbianer
5u bepegen, bic Waffen nieoer5uIegen.
Die poli5ei iebt Die untsriuhung
nit 8e3ug auf bic 9erihp0runs fort,
uber pebsr prdIioent 5uerta nod feline
T iniiter Iteinen fif Gorge gu MAIDEN.
Gle leg.n Der 8erfhtDDrung Ipenig Be-
beutuns BEL.
frauenitimmreht in gDb.
men.
Qonbon, 28. oSan. Gine 0epes
fhe aus Wisn meloet, oab Der Oiterrets
6iIGe BremiermintIter bic ffiihrer Der
3eutihen unb 5iheden benadrifttat
Labe. Dab bic Reqieruna tea6Ii4.
iiae. bic 8erfaiiund g06mens in iolz
der Weiie ubsudnbern. bag bic Sraue7
bas Stirnmreht erbalten follen.
aarbindl annette pom benz
5an8lebrer Stillion
bertluqt.
8dris, q. San. aaroinal Qm.
cite. Der Grabitdof BON 9aris, lit pon
nem 5anslehrer Stillion auf 2O,000
iFraHes S6aoensrfaB perfladt norpen
Stilliou. Der ben 2anao in Der gariier
GsielIihaft einaefiihrt bat. aiebt in Del
9ladeihrift an. baB Der 2lnfanoa
Sanuar pon benz aarbinal ertdiIent
Sirtenbrief. in oem er nidlt nur Do:
5anaen bes 5an1o ais Siinoe Der6o
ten, ionbern ben 5dna audi fir unan
| itdnoia ertl1rt bat. ihm ihpere fiuans
aitQe Qerluite peruriaht fabe. tnDeT
sr ale feline Shiiler Oertor uno oaf
Die uuslaIiuuaen bes VrGlaten aud
siu an1rtff duf feinen perioHlihsl
6bdratter ieteu.
lGrdf 4lpenslebeu erb al
! $4,000 g 6 absneri 3.
8ang puner, 9. g., 27. San
| 8em GrdTsn u. BON Ilpenseleben, ei
nem reideu Grunbeieentbumsb bdnoIe
Ipon Ban gouper. purDs am 0ienIta
in isinem proseb aegeH Die 5errel
| Shumahsr unb gIotbsrser, Rebat
tsure Der DeitIihsn Gaaaoa Ppit, oi
sr pegsu 0srIsumouug eertIaet bate
$685. Sd,aoeneridB 3ugeiproten.
Bon aIpeHs!e6sH bate an9egeber
bab gsrpiiie IrtttsI. Die sr in Der Sci
tung Der 9ertIaeten iiber Ieine finan
3lsIlen 9srhGltuiiie sridisneu lparer
ieine asItdfilitsH Spsrationsn i
| 8ritti6. Columbia, numentlih i
0sutihlauo sei6doigt hdtten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-28
9erbaftunasn in Msrito.
aoifsrs Ge6urtstaa.

9erlin. 27. San. - Der 55fte
e;.burtsiaa bes aaifsrs WithsiE
lpurbe am 3ieni'as in san3 9eutidf.
lanp in Der iiblihsn Wsiie asieiert.
sSn Der uniperiit6t, her tehniiGen
soohitule unp Der annitaiaoemie fan
ben b<ionosre Jsisrlihtsiisn itatt. ano
in dIlsn GiGotsn IsuiihIauos fdHcea
Ufilitdrpnrabsn nno ionitiae sritlids
ieiten itdtf.
an Berlin beaann bic Jeisr tpie iibs
lib, inoem nm Z llhr WOrssHs Gin
Crcmpsiersorps aai eiHsm Baton oes
til. Gfloiies sinsn Gboral blIes. lpcs
raul arobs Rspeils isiiens Der per-
s;niaten Wilitdrtapslleu uon Berlin
ftuttfano, bic bonn Shlob nab benz
8rdnosnburger 3bor uno suriid mars
itirien.
Rad, bem Gotiesbisnit in Der
SnlobsapelIs bieli Der aaiier einsn
Gmpfdna ab Gnb nnhm bic Gr1tnlas
tionen Der Miniitsr, Der uusnortiseE
Diplomoten, Der hoben Sffisiere bon
Deer unb i5Ioits uno Ger 5ofbeamtsn
sntaeaen.
Dem Gmpfans fDlsts am Wslttde
bas eeremoniell. aus9eben Der 9sdrole
an Der 6nuptnate. Die parole Idutsl
tei oieier Dtltgsnbeit INNER: rgs lebe
Gsine RajeitGi Der Gaiier" Der an's
ier begab ficb Bel oieIsr @siegsnbsit III
gesIeitung fein.r s.hs SDbne uHo eli
nes aldnsenbsn Dsfolses au 5uB BON
stlob nnh Der 5aupttrahs no al,
hoben Cffisiere Der 9erliner 0arHiion
DerIommelt tudren.
Die Gt1pf mar oIesmnl nngsfnohns
lih fsiilid asIhuiidt IahRen Ilatttr.
ten Don 5ablreifsn Ge6duoen uno in
iaii jeoem 20oenisnitst mar cine Butte
bes aaiiers au ishen. bic gelpOhnlif
NIT 9lumen s.ffmiidt mar. am 4bsnr
mar bi. Gtaoi prahtis ilIuminirt
Dies mar b,fonb.rs in Der Jrienrihs
ftrabe, Der Qsip3igeritrabs uno unts'
ben Qinoen btr nafI.
Die 0sbnrtstaasfsitr bate audi Der
iiblihen reidsn Droensr.ssn i'm Gs'
iO.ge. Cffisisre BON 0eer uno sJlott'
ipnrosn rsihIid, beoati. Mm better
ihniiitH absr bicsmal bic Witalisosl
Der Geif1ftspslt, ipie and terDorra.
osnos Or0btn i'm Rsids Der aunit nm
Der WiFenifnft nb.
Die b0Aite sluss.ihnnns, Der
fttparssn aolerorben. srbielt Der 5iirI
0ufbo bsndel bon 1onnsrsmard, Ell
nsr Der iniimItsn perionlih,n 5reunb'
bss aaiiers. ausuit Sherl. Der Ger
ausaeber oes .gsrlinsr actl!s4nasi'
GER unn annsrer plbliiationsn. erbisl
ben gciben Mblsrorosn srusitsr alaiIl
nit benz Gtsrn. Tenfelbsn Groen
ober ohns Stsrn. srhieit Der proi. Or
pdul Ghrlid. Or. milbslm gooe. oei
Direiicr Der iDnislihen WuissH. mir
Be In BEN trbIinsn MpsIsltanb trbO6en
I'm Abcnb innb i'm aoniglid)el
Gpfrnhnus cine Gnlanoritei!lng itntt
sn Der ale niislpdrtigeit Gipl0niatsl
eingelnocn ipnren.
Dcs urth<il i'm 6opf.Gaf
remtsfrdftia.
gcie aus Hrantfurt q. ul. berichic
Dirb. Iii bas llrthtif IN 6opF.ffnl
rent3syGftia oeipoybsn. bo bic Der
t6eibiouna !tint Werufuna onaemslbe
tet 3ari eeN lsassl I'm G@nss'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-28
NNetterberi 1t.

sSiir Ohio: 5dones Weiter am
Nittpoh; sdlter i'm rprblihen uno
mif!Ieren 1heil. am Donneritag nns
beIfimmtes Mstter. Derdnbsrlihe
Uinb&
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-28
Aai(ers &e6arfsiaa
Jn sam3 9eutihlanS IN .ntbu
jiaitiider &eiie sefeiert.
Ter ztattbalter bon GliaksQotbs
ringea, 0raf bon 1Debel

uno fein 5tda.sfesret1r Baron 2orn
bon Bulat iollsn beabiihtiaen.
All reiianiren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-28
MuslanD.

MuslanD.
Aai(ers 6e6urfsIag
9n san3 9eutid5lanO In entbu
iiaitiider &eiie seieieri.
Ter 2tattbalter bon GliaBs9otbs
rineea, 0raf boz a1ebel
uno iein Staatsfetrstdr Baron 3orn
pom Bulah fotlsn beabiihtiaen.
au reiianiren.
Die Repolution In 6diti.
9rdiiben. Wlihei Sreite bat iinl al
goro bes oeutihen areuaers ~Di.
meta" aefIiihtst.
Die .0ineta" unb Der Der. at. arei'
ser ~Wontana" innosn Blduiaden
in Bort al grinte.
Goblin bon Guantanamo, Cuba, aus
oat eas gduserihiff .Scuth
Carolina" unterpeas lit.
Gehn Nrbsitsrfiihrer aus Siiodfri!:
beportirt.
S.meri!ansr in Gitdfrifa bon eine1
2oiren serriiieH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-28
Jn(anOge(egrap6

RetIame Fir b. 8 R B oiuu.
greftone, Col, 27. San. -
Dab Der genub BON rabiumhdltigsm
DaiIer Die Gierproouttion Der 6ubnsr
perooppele, be6auptet Der in 8ordoor
9aIep lebenoe Farmer Gnrus D6iffle.
9luh bell. Der 9snuB Iolher sier ale
m6aliten meni6liheH 6ebrefen.
gDbtffls 6rabte tiirsIi5 mshrsre RAJ
piumbaltiae grsItiide naa 6duIe.
geim Spielsn parfsn feline ginoer
bic Stsine in ods GeflB, aus BEN
gBbffles 6ii6ner Wafer trinfsn. 9as
0aiIsr ipuroe oonurh raoioattiU.
Ssit bisIsr 3eit lsgen feline 6ennsn
anItatt BLOB einmal, tdglih 5peimal
Gier. ltuo bic game TamiIis befinoet
lid isbt nah osm geuuiie bieier (sier
pisl tr1ftiaer cls 3upor. aQe, Die 2eIs
BEN batten, fino BON oieTen 6efreit.
8eitduSigie Auto NJ bill.
oiebe.
gteu Dorf, 27. Sanuar. 3ncl
Gbouiicure. Sohn Chamber uno GAe'
| tier GrauiS, NettaIieoer eirer 9anne
pou 9Iutonlobiloieben. Die angetlaSt
noren. 9Iutomobile im @ertb Don
St0o 900 aeitobleu 81 baben, bobeii
| lid, bier ihuloig befannt Sic haben
periprod,en, Gem Iiltrittanpalt bSl
Ser lleberiiibrung anoerer Dtlt9lrcoer
| scr g91noe heIien al ipolleu ltno mers
Sen por Der @ranoiuru ousIaaen
GaS llrtbeil miro ipater getaai iper.
Oen
l9etterber 5rau 8ilionei n
Mu herer.
Rpme, Ga, 27. San. - Ret. 6,
Sont. elm GeloperlsiEer. sriter 8etts'
Der Srou Wponrpn Wilion, Ser Sat
| Tin beg QrGfibentsn Der Hereinafter
Gtaaten, puros In Der artminaldbs
tmiluna Der Superiur Court Dee
| Wlters ihulbis beFunoen. 6opt
ipielte cine berrorraeenbe RolIe in &C.
| ieuSbaftliten uno gsIAaftstreiien.
gotihaftsr ginoell berd
tigt.
| Waibinstpn, .. g., q. San
Die Domination ppn 9enrn Wt. Yln'
/ eeu Don georia, sl., gum goti1afts'
in Rublano. iii am Cisnitas bonn Sc
net teitotiSt sroraeT.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-28

Die .0ineta1 unb Der Der. at. areus
ser .W.ontana" lnnbsn glduiaten
in Bort al Yrinfe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-28
Die nsue Regierung fOa an l.. apri
or9auiIirt perbeu.
3e6n Irbeiter in einem 5unnel BEL
Dante, 9a., erItttt.

20 G Il ! d) enlebeu nj t III e ! r
merits ais 0aS 2eben
nsnr {pftPu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-28

Goblin bon Guantanamo. Cuba. aus
cat eas gduserihiff .Soutb
Carolina" unteripsas lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-28
Die Repotution in 5diti.

9rdiibent Winel Sreite bat ii1l ali
gorb bes oeitifen are,aers mDi.
meta" aefliibtsi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-28
.getterber 5rau 8tlione n
Wu Aerer.
tigt.

gDaibinstpn, .. g.. q. San.
0ie giominaiiou ppn 5enrn Wi. Yin@
eea Don georia, Sa., gum goti1aftsr
in Rublano. lit am Cisnitas bonn Ses
net tef.atiss p0rssu-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-28

gol. 9eorge 20. 9oet6als gum 9ouz
pernsur Der aanol3one ernannt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-28
Ter aeffanoea bat. iu 9ietu gprf
iuenisitens 16 bis Is Somben
plaSirt sn baben.
gr Iagte, bub ibm Elm Msnidenlsben
ni9t ms6r selte, als ous 2eben
zines SnIettes.
2ebman bat einaeitanoen, aenntntB
bon tpenigiteHs a6t3i9 Bonn
benerpIoiiuuen gu haben,

Der @is6ltanb in ben Ser. Staatsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-28

WieH. q ssanuur. Grahersoair
Ssoipi1. bic am "a. Septenlber 1886
ae6ogsne sipeite 1ofier oes Grabera
spas fraR E,dlpaior uno itinsr Gs.
mahlin Warie Nalsrie. Der iiinaiien
god.sr oes aaifsrs frana sSOiepn.
bat iir, NIT eem grbprinaen Ssrans 30
Isph non 3hurn unb 5aris serlobt
Der grins III am Il. December 1898
ceborsn unb nirb nereinit Der Better
bes arGhssn priDaiperm0aens in
1cuiIchlnno fsin. gr III Der dltcIfe
BON ben feds S0hnen bes 1iirifsn III
bsrt BON Shurn nnb 1aris. Der in re
aensbura s,of bdlt. unb Der Gr5htrao.
ain Rarsdrsthe. einer 1cdter osS per-
issbsnsn UrateSlsat ssDieph
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-14
GOODRICH PAY RECORD
CARD CARRIES SAFETY TALK
clever Device Aids Thousands of Em
ploycs 10 Avoid Danger of
Injury In Plant

now device in the field of b,g
ma nutdcturing has been brought out
ny III" u. j.. Goodrich Company at its
rubber factories at Akron, Ohio
rms ia a pay record card for all en-
ploNcs. which also carries "A Safety
bulletin. The pay record card liz de-
signed to help the employee keep track
OF the number of hours ne has worked
c"ch day. the amount of peccwork
finished, and tho daily earnings that re-
suit.
In addition. however, the card car
rics safety talk. touching on a diff
~fcrent topic win each issue. and q
new card is ''pubiished' each half
month
The safety bulletin idea carries out
tho policy OF the company. rhich iS
making Safety First u slogan for its
employees, well az the manufacture
.ng principle on which IL designs and
builds its tires
one safety bulletin tells how TO care
for certain aiimcnt, tho next tells
what TO do TO prevent infection of
wounds. succeeding bulletin will
give advice on efficiency and possibility
of increasing production on piecework,
aud so on.
The card. in folder form, is almost
like = small. semimonthly publication.
devoted 10 the interests Of the $4,000
employees Of tho Goodrich Company 1t
carries the title Safety. Loyalty and
Efficiency at the top. and is put out
by w y. Fitch. manager of the de-
partmcnt OF safety and hygiene, of the
Goodrich Company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-14
TELLS HOW TO
AVOID TRUCK ACCIDENTS
Proper Attention to nrnkes md N
Practical Working Speed VIII
Eliminate Trouble

THE proper attention to brakes and
u practical working speed would elm
mate many of the motor truck acct
dents which are now pronounced un-
hvoidable." states John y. WHY'S
manufactures of the Garford & WHY'S
Utility trucks.
Tests on Willys-Utility in actual
service, show that under full speed
with load of threc-quarters of "A ton.
Inc vehicle CAP be brought to a stop
within thirty feet, simply by applica-
'ion OF the brakes. 1t is euuipped
win an automatic governor, by which
tne owner can regulate the speed of
ms truck. The most reckless or care
iess driver IL unable to drive faster
man eighteen miles an hour. which Is
The speed our engineers have proved
me highest Dractica BILE for a truck of
THIS capacity.
:, y hve-ton Garford. hauling the max.
mum load at the speed of nine miles
an hour allowed by the governor. con.
ne stopped within its own length
ihesc facts show conclusiycly that
little care Of the brake lining and
conscientious work on the mart of tho
driver will decrease accidents "a :,
negligible number" ~ Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-14
CHANDLER CLIMBS
MT. RUBIDOUX ON HIGH

y recent issue of the Los Angeles
Express contains a story and photo
graphs regarding am unusual auto.
mobile trip that wil1 he of interest to
those who have 'motored through
southern California or who are CON
templating such journey.
The Chandler Light Weight Six. made
IN Cleveland. hut already as popular
on the coast as in other sections OF
the country. added another achieve
nent TO the many IL has recorded i'm
the past year. when Frank Verbeck.
driving IA Chandler. looked over the ton
OF Mt. RubidouX at Riverside and an
nonnced that he had taken his partv
Of four grown persons all the way from
Los Angeles to the mountain peak on
high gear.
The Express says. "verbcck refused
10 60 into low. and the hood was not
raised during the $50 miles. Even old
HubidouH seemed TO puff out it's side
with pride that the Chandler had made
me climb 80 easily. for, ever since
Henry Van Dyke read his poem to the
multitude by the cross on Easter
morning. Rubidoux has sent up siler,
prayers Tor cars which would not have
to wheeze up tho winding road"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-14
NEW METHOD OF
BLOWING UP TIRES

Cablegram to the Fircstone Tire
and Rubber Company. from j. w. Kerr,
their representative in the Canal Zone.
contained some startling news. The
gist of IL was as follows
Mr.. Arosemena is chief of the Pan.
ANA City Fire Department., On the
night of June he was ,roused BY
an alarm of fire. Learning that the
government powder house was ablaze,
he jumped into his auto and exceeded
all speed limits getting to the scene.
Upon his arrival the fire seemed in
significant. stopping his car about $50
feet from the powder house. he got out
to investigate. y few minutes after
ward terrific explosion occurred
which killed eight hrcmen and altered
the landscape considerably.
Fortunately, Mr.. Arosemena was un-
injured. but the same could not be
said of his car. He found II to be q
wreck and minus the left front wheel,
which had departed ting scene entire
~. When Mr.. Kerr arrived. he imme-
diately instigated n search for the
missing wheel. Tire and rim were
eventually found over 100 feet away.
ana to the amaZement of every one.
the tire. which was Firestone non
skid, was absolutely uninjurcd
The wrecked car is worthless hut
Mr.. Aroscmcna asserts that when he
gets Il new one, he Will not consider
anything but Fircstones for tire eouip-
ment, as n tire that will stand that
test Is good epough for him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-14
oL0FIELb BUYS PACKARD:
JOINS "EXCLUSIVE" BUNCH

Barney Oldncld. who led tho Amori-
can drivers in the Speedway races at
Indianapolis, visited the Packard factory
at Detroit this week and purchased "a
Packard 80 is." hs there was no car
available for immediate delivery. Bar
neg admitted he would be satisfied viii.
the phactoi which had tocn reserved
Tor the personal Use Of Avian Macauroy.
the vicc-prcsidcnt and general man
ager.
"All right Barney. you're on said
Mr. Maciuley DldhelG wrote a check
fnd drove tho car away with him
oidheld says that while he is planning
10 spend the summer in contest work
throughout tho United states. he
bought tho new six for the purpose
OF touring between cities.
The irrcprcssiblc Barncy declares
that racing cars arc satisfactory when
travelling rapidly enough to substitute
excitement for rcsilienoy. but that easy
riding springs ana extra inches or
upholstery are appreciated none the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-14
FLANDERS TALKS ABOUT
THE MAXWELL PERFORMANCE
The Racer Driven by Carlson Was Only
Blue Print Ninety Dnys
Before Mo Rance

Before Dig Rncc.
president Walter Il. Flanders. of the
Maxwell Motor Company, Inc. Detroit.
Mich, In discussing the recent perform
ances of The Maxwell racers on the
Indianapolis Speedway said:
when you analyzo what these cars
did you nave got to admit their per-
formances were remarkable. Two days
before the big race, TetzlaT ran his
Maxwell 9, Il brand new untrcd' car.
out on the track. and after a few
kkirmishes smashed tho worids record
Tor the two and ono-half miles, com
pletinB the lay in :33 2-5. or at an
average speed of 96.j miles nm hour
To do this with "a stiff. unseasoned car
fs something extraordinary.
Cnrlsons performance was even
moro remarkable. as YOU know. He
went the full 500 miles defeating five
high priced and thoroughly tested for
cign racing cars and fourteen high
power American racing cars RACING
experts tell US that this was some
thing wonderful.
Think of II! Carlson was compct-
ing with green and stiff car. Il wholly
untried car. against the best foreign
i"cing cars that Lrains and money
worlds greatest racing experts.
He was In "A car that in less THAI
ninety days before was simply D trac-
ing On blue paper.
DO you realize tho real Significance
of these performances? And do YOU
Know that the same quality OF ma
'erlals that were used in the Maxwell
racing cars arc put I'm the Maxwell
2a's? Do You know that the heat treat
ing processes are the same? DO you
know that the stamina and pturdiness
az the racers arc I'm the Maxwell 2b's?
II think that tho American people arc
justly proud of tho performances If
the Maxwell cars at indianapolis
Know that VIC are pretty proud
or our orGanizatlon-an organization
that I'm less than ninety DAYS created
n car that lowered the worlds record
II speaks mighty well for the thor
oushness of the organization
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-14
Ride, Motorcycle for Health

Business and recreation are 70 be
combined in the transcontinental mo-
torcycle trip OF Harold o. Van Ant
werp of and Rapids, Mich. Van Ant
werps health is such that II is ncces-
sary for him TO live out Of doors for a
while, and he has decided TO spend the
time on motorcycle tour. He will
for the west coast, jogging along in
easy stages. camping by the waysidc
and attending to the interests of his
employers in the cities through which
he passes. The trip will cover about
SIX months
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-14

less by dare devil drivers who find
pleasure in touring.
And besides" said Barney. II have
wanted Packard for years. Thc eS-
elusive bunch has got nothing OH inc.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-21
1.-THE HUMAN SLAUGHTER HOUsE!

LuSy are LTdulpuuS lie GdiIu, dS IL
with horses hoofs that means
Death . l am lying rigid
now it must break, now* Il open
my mouth wide ." my rifle is
trembling in my grasp.
And then
The Earth has opened her mouth
Ightnings, crashes and thun-
derings, and the Heaven splits in
twain and falls down in fiame-the
earth whirls upwards in shreds .
men and earth blaze and hurtle
through the air like catharine wheels
e and then . crash,
maddening uproar, strikes us full in
the chest, so that we reel backward
to the ground, and half-consciously
struggle for breath in the sand
and now e the storm is over
the pressure of the atmos-
phere relaxes off our chest we
breathe deep only scattered,
dancing flames now and squibs - 3"
fireworks
But what on earth has happened?
We peer out fearfully over our
earthWOrkS.
Has red Hell opened its mouth?
There rises a noise of screams and
yells, an uproar so unnaturally wild
and unrestrained that we cringe up
closer to one another and,
trembling, we see that our faces, our
uniforms, have red, wet stains, and
distinctly recognize shreds of flesh
on the cloth. And among our feet
something is lying that was not lying
there before CLEANS white from
the dark sand and uncurls
strange dismembered hand -
and there and there
fragments of flesh with the uniform
still adhering to them-then we real
ize it, and horror overwhelms us.
Outside there are lying arms, legs,
heads, trunks : they are howl
ing into the night; the whole regi-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-21

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am conscious that l am terribly
tired can no longer keep myself
on my feet-my head sinks down on
my rife my eyes close-but the
overstrained nerves are still alert.
And now
The earth reverberates sullenly.
That's our battery! It is firing
straight into the darkness. So our
turn is coming now.
We hear how "ours" over there are
opening fire, and how it suddenly in
creases, and dies down, and then
again swells to a maddening rattle.
That is an attack by sharpshooters in
overwhelming strength they
can not be very far from one another
now . and yet the battery goes
on believing, and Turing the enemy to
assault.
And now martial symphony rises
over the dark country bugles
shrin through the darkness and.
drums are rolling sullenly
that means a general assault
there rises a sound of shouting and
tramping a thunderous roar
of triumph rises to the dark sky
that is the shout of victory from a
thousand threats in their
thousands they have charged "ours"
over there, and have crushed them by
assault Ha, hal. they have
taken battery by storm.
Why, of sudden, has silence fallen
= what is the object of it
now it's our turn.
Into the air! Rapid fireH And
the voIley crashes. And look there
over there the cheer rings out
again . " the signals for assault
sound, and thousands of voices are
shouting it simultaneously
they are forming up they. are
CHARGING IN. dT11nE rrrifh victory in
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-10-22

What else?"
why, nothing else, Of course. Love
is everything"