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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-27

aeu bic gel9lonen:A GjsieIIdaftsriu.
me. Cine befonbere @ufcbrt, Elm bisa
fpeter glufguilg, eiu piidnter 8orplob-
@lGnserb i9nGr& Sbiireu. goI6ber,
siert, fiibren in etire .3imuerfludt DON
blenbenber 5arbenfpirtuRg. Gin Sera
rotDtturGufb in Ihiperem Setoerrbas
mait i'm GmpfdHgs5immer leitet III
bic geiBenbe &riftalltiible bes Nlars
moriddls. Gin itra9lsnf0rmiger 2u Fee
3erItdubt ipringbrunuenartig tpsibs
li6es 2i6t, bas Oiele Spiegel 5uriid=
perfen. ueber Die rei6e 9ede 3iin-
seln goloene 2i8ter. Gin GitbetiIfeS
3piQingsftube1paar in Wfau0s uRb
2lltroid iiberreoet Die @Gite gum 8srs
tpeilen. Die 0dmen perben beim ans
blit elmer lie6ensplirbigen Wlo3drt=
fatue in muiitaliIhe 3rGume OerieBt.
pG6rero Duftiqs 5rii6lingsIunOI6aften
3drtli6e @efiible pd6rufen 2inis
bic Serren, bic in Der gaufe Dor benz
5un3 ii6 in bic 5iiBfen elmer gra5i6'
len RotOtoodme Oerlieben, ooer bic
tunitople Yertleioung Don $0ei3t0rs
perm unb 9entilation itu0iereu. Sin
gemiit6G6er Wunbelgung nit punbers
netten alien Stt9en aus 8abslS
@lan5tagen i4eint eigens fir ate
9amen erbaut. Bon bier ipa5isrt
man duf cine 5srraiIs, BEL bersn Qtuss
Bid uuf bus li6tumflofene 8aoeu
Die gan3s Sultur binter einem Oera
iintt.
1nten pinmelts ben 2(6enbgGItsn.
g8ie 6eimelig biz 9eieGi6aftsrGume,
ale luftig nut Der 5errafe ge0ffnet,
bic 6ar6en Dertiefen ii6 in benz fIus
tbenoen Gi6t. Yeri9pimmeno lIsgen
lie uur iiber Oen Bier3immer, oeiisn
WluI6eIosde bon uIten Serren gss
miitbIih angerdufert pirb. gIiBNdI
uno Deib in Iuitiger &adelumtleioung
ods Roit5immer. 2luf Oem bau6igeu
&amtnbero lparten Geterbiiien, por
begebrIi6en 5ingern in ben Roit ge-
ihoben gu rperoer 2luf bic Droligeu
WtajolitaputteN iinb nit @BnaureH
belaoen. oellrOtb, lpie 9lffeutboler, in
ben bic Soune bIintt, 1T bic g8etns
itube, Rotbe aletterroieu glutben auT
bsn 9iIhen. Rotbe WdrmoriduIsr
tiiuben 5eitli6teit unb Iuuter parms
ber3ige beuti6e profeTorenbiloer 6dHs
gen an ben DGupen. 2(uf ntimerr
gdiofd 3pei 5elograue. &IingeEo itos
Ben bic Slider 5uiammen lnb Die qlua
gen blibeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-27
ehiHsHahriaten.

9iem Dorf, 26. sSiiIi. angefom.
men: n9ntris~, bon 9irdus; n@me.
riea" pom Renpel.
glGgefabren: oOioma", mad Mnr-
ieille.
Gibraltar. glngef.: .Gucn
Gea!i" abru33i", BON giep DOrf.
sgoD. 9fngef.: nSretorian"
bon Wiontreal. 9(bgcidbren: Same
ronia", nod gIer Dorf.
GiberpooG. stngef. ust. SAUL"
Don ysep Dorf.
Soubon. 9Ingef.: ,sicilinn",
bon Montreal.
9oroeaur. Nlngct.: o&o6am.
beau, pon ytep Dorf.
9lbgefa9ren: yg5pagne", mad Netu
gcrf.
Bnlermo. sIbgefabren: o9erH,
9ta", Ton @enltu nad) gt9p DOrf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-27
3ebntauienbe BON Aysen,
ihen

SnfoIge Der lle6eri9pe III.
muHgen in bina um.
GET men.
g8aibington 2. g., 90. SiiIi.
Cine Gepcidle pon Dem slomiral Bin.
terbalier, Dem aoWmnHoeur Der Der.
ct. Slctte in aiiatiifcn @sipdnern.
bat an oas 9larine. 9epartemert se.
meIbet, bob 3ebniauieuoe non Wsnt.
iden in 6oIge Der lleberihpenunrns
ocs Canton 6Iuiies INNS 2eben &C.
fommen ieien.
Gus aplonenboot ,Gaaao" bradte
ON 16. s5iili 100 Sdde Jicis nadJ
Sbunbing unb rettete Die Weiiiicnare
inb 90 blinoe Wtdbfen. Die fib oaf
Die 9dnune bel iener Staot eefIiidaet
hntten.
Risfiaer ausfubrbdnbeI
bc Der. Staaten
Mafbiuatpm 20. suIi Der
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-27
linn ipeitere 100000 bis
100000 Nyaann
Wirb bic 0ft.rreidifae Gr.
me bur6 Ginberufun9
bes 2aHofturms
perm br I.

UC W " !.
Gonbon, 27. Suli. - Der Ror.
Respondent Der .U!orutns ppit" mslOst
aus gubap.i, baB bic ginberufung ber
I.stsn aIaiTs bss 2aubftu,ms IN
Seiisrrei6s lHsaru, bic ON 7. Sttobsr
DoIlsnost fsin fpirb. Der 4rm.. 100000
bis 100000 RGHH,r i'm alisr DON 43
bis 80 5abrsn biu3ufiissu iDerbs.
WisDeutf6laubsSaubslss
Hottie ger.ttet purbe
g on bon, 26. 5uIi. - .gnsIdao
III Der Gri.a srtldyi tporben. 5abrai
Sic 10 RAID ME m0sli9 mad sinsm
ntutraIsn Saf.n!!"
Oisie 8oti6aii, rpelde auf ,iuem
Rabius DON 1000 WeiIen am 4. aus
quit 1914 iiber S, Oeutiden Iun.sns
itation.n sing, rsttsts Seuti6Iano Die
meiitsu ieiu.r SanbsIsi9iffs, iDie SOOs
irep SIaats, Der DIRECTOR Der .Wars
conf NirslsB telegraph Co.. in elmer
gerfammluns Der GsieGfdaft tOuftas
tirte.
Die Rsitung bes 6amburssr Risicns
bampiers .0atsrldnO" allein bedts bic
$10.000,000 gusIagsu fir idmm!li6e
StatiOnsn.
prsiie fir bt. 3erFDrung
BON beuti den 2ufti d ifs
fen aussefeB'.
9pnbon, 26. Juli. - Baron
Wi6eIbam bat fir bic srftsn 5ehn oeuts
iben 2uitfdifis. bic Don britiihsu
9tpiatiisrn in Der 9uit ssrit0rt .prroeu,
Elm. SeIObnuHg Don is $1,000 ausss'
fest.
n umGnieu trldubt 0es
treioeaGsfubr.
gsrlin, 26. SuIi, pia 2onoou.
gine 0epeite aus gutareit beiagt,
odb Rumdnien ben Grpori Don Dei-
zen, Roasen unb Gsris sutsebeibea
babe. Cine Grportitsusr In elmer SDbe
,ou $160. $40 uHo $120 rsip. piro
'rbobtn lperotn.
Webr aanonenfutter.
Wputrsal, 26. S1iIi. Das Tis !
iS 3epariemsnt bat cine Srbre srs
aien, rpelde beitimmi, baB perioueu, |
pelcbe 8 5ub 2 sou bod finb, benz
oesps singersiht ,psTSm sSH1st. Gteis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-27
Oeferrsi9 pirb bic &ir.
den unb foufi8en 9au.
bentmdler an Der
italienif4er &iite
fhonen.

Berlin 16. Suli. g8ie bic lls6er.
fseiI6e Ra6ridtendeeDtur beridtet,
bat Der pdpitli9e Runtius in Dien i'm
Ramen bes papitss geHeOitt bic gs.
fiir9tung ausseOriidt, DaB bic airden
unb Ionftigsn gaubentmdler in ben
italienif6en aiiitenitdbtsn, unb ma
mentlit bas beriibr;te Sloitsr in Go
reto, bombarbirt unb 5erit0rt neroen
tpiirbs.
Die 5ftsrrsi6ifde Regieruns unts
pOrtste barauf, bab fis alss Osrmeioen
piirbe, um fol9e 9eblubs, inskious
oere bag aloitsr Don Qoreto, gu f4pz
ren, uoraussskbt, bar bic SStaIisner
i.e Hidt fir militGrii6e 3Dete be-
nuBen oosr I'm SruppeH babiRtsr gu
perberdeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-27
Ten Srieftrdsern
. ON 1. Sanuar an Der q e.
brau6 BON gicpcIes
uU6 R otorepcles
oprbofeu

&aibington. .. g., 26. S4Li
Ter @euernIpoitmeiiter glirIeion bat
angeorSnet, bab pom 1. Saritar
1916 OIL Die 2anSbrieitrdger peoec
gicpcle5 nod Wotorcncles berutScn
oilrieu. Der @encralpoiimeiiter mo.
tipirt Den gefebl onmit. Sab Sieie
Waitiueu nidt Die Sraaidbigfeit ia.
ben, Die iiir Die geiorSerling bon
Bcitpafeten uotbia lit, unb bci ifled,.
tenn @etter ben Toiiiaden nidE ben
notbisen Sdrut gelpdbren.
llneeidbr 5000 9nnobrieitrdaer 6e.
oieEer iicb jest Oes gicpeles ODER Ueo.
torcpcles fur Die abIieferigng ser
Yoitidtet
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-27

grportbanbel Der Ser. Staaten fir
bag am 30. ssuni su Gnbe aegonaele
Re6nunasiabr ipeiit eine 3unabms
BON 1923, 100000 aeaenii6er basgors
idbr auf. Der 9Gdmmt grport be-
irertbet ii6 auf So, 768,643,532 Der
a.smport auf $1,674,22o,740, mas sis
nen leberi8uB Don 81 .094, ,422792 All
unieren 0uniten eraibt. ben qr0bten
in Der gei9ihte Der Der. Staaten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-27

Der Sauptmanu aus ber
<mort. Die r9dgIihe Runbs
ihau" tbeiIt aus einem 6etoppitbrief
foIgenoe Stelle nit: -. eym DeIeH
Iiegen mir, in einem tleinen fransoiiz
i6en stdot6en ais GtappenIdubtom=
pagnie. Sin me6r als 60jGbriaer
Scuptmanu, i'm 3iOillebeu Elm SuIti5'
ratb, aus eiuer Stdbt Der Qtltmurt, lit
Enier Jiibrer. SroB ieiHsr Sabre,
troB IeiHes idneepeiBen Sauptes lit sr
i'm 8ienite Der S6neiOigiten :,ner uno
bef6Gmt po6l burt gnergie uuD Be-
pegli6tett uns junqe QeutnaNts, oou
oeneu freiIi6 Der iiingite aus bereitS
iiebenunoOier3ig CONNER 5Gblt 8tr
iino QQe Sommerleutndnts. Sm
Rahpinter 1T Iein So6r cuf ben
S6la6tfeIoern Rublanbs aefalen uno
Ihper bat Der Batter ben 8erluit ieilles
gin3igen perpuuoeu. Wanc-mul
mo6te ibn bic Grinnerurg in ibreu
gdnn i6lugen benn mir iabeu i'm oft
i'm Sffi3iersbeim nit decentralization
2tugen, It'll urb oerIOnnen iiRen. Gber
ieit nrei @o6en i6ien ietH BeIeu oera
puroeIt. SurS uno itraff mar ieoe
gepegung, tur5, fait 8Ornig, jsbes
Dort. 8orgeitern lam er NIT leu6s
teroen 9luqeH gum gtbeNotiit, ihIug
an iein 9Ids unb iprat 5u ms tur5
unO abgertfien: sd re6me 9tbitieo
Don Jbnsn. Utein Wunft 1T mir ers
filt purbeu. Sd bin uuf meinen Inz
traa sur ,Sront ubtommuubirt. Sur
Sitarmee. SD tOnnte nitt unoers; tie
baben mir metneu Sungen erfhoTer."
Sin qermaHif6er Rete srihien
er uns, Der binuusstebt, Rade All nebs
men, fir Ieinen gefaaeueH SOhn 80.
gGauiadeupon 338 9fuuo
Geptht. Der idperIte 5oIbut
Ger beutiacn StreittrGfte qebort oet
teutT6en Uborine an. IS 1T Der Sber'
bpttelier weber in Siel Der bic SIels
niateit Don 338 9funo pie0t. 0teleF
Monu bat, tpie aus SteI aeitrieben
niro. i6cn einmul cine GbrenrettunS
Der beuti6eu Wtdrine oorgerommsn.
Mehr oenu aebu Sabre iiHo perflo'ien,
ba mar einmol Elm oeutides 8ei6lpoa
her in Dublin. Sine er-"--E' 3eitun8
tebauptete bel elmer geIpretunu os'
ieg geiuhes. bic oeutideu Utdrine'
mannT6dften mo1ten eiHen ~oerbur'
aerten Gtnbrud". Dieie gebduptung
polte 7ssner nibt ruhia einitedeu, uro
10 mahte er iih, Der bamals 26O
Qfunb tpog, nit etnem 9anerdoen,
s,nem Observation-Disclosures BON
240 8funo aui ben @e9 I'm un!sr
SiHfpeis auf ibre qerior etnen QSt'
berruf bieYer gskuptuno au oerldn'
aen. Sic orobter aleitSeitio oomtt,
ibre Bbotpurdphieu sinem aonturreu3a
tlatte sur 8erfiiounQ su teller. I'm
Die llnpdhrhett Der geboilpturo 3u
tepetfen. Dus boIf. Der enolii6e Rss
bdtteur ettlGrte it6 aei6Idoeu uno
trod5te in eiuenen glutte bic 9ilber
oiefer. aus nur srpei Wiorr be'teber'
rem. ober 500 9funb Ihperer Deorii
Sum Iborlld.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-27

ni6t nur DON ihrsn anaeb0riaeH. fons
bern au9 bon ben pieIeu sFreunber,
ipeIfe iie fih i'm Gdnfe Der Sabre
burh ibre 6ersensaiiis unb ibre per-
i5nlide aiebenspiirbiaieit au eripers
ben aeiuubt bate. 3aa uHb Stunbe
Der geerpiaunn iinb fotpeit nod ni4t
dn6erlumt fporben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-27
stuiidJ YrOt. grauen @aiienOerein

2tuf Wiitpod Radmittag I'm baIb
brsi llbr III i'm 9euiiaeH gasem.in
9rctsftdutiiden WuiIenbauie an Der
5igblaRo aDenue bic pisrtelidbrli6e
@eriummIuns beg 9eutffen proiss
itaHtiiaen 5raueH sWaiierpersins ans
berarmi iDOrbsn. Die WiisIieber iino
briugenb sriutt, Doll3dblis su erIdxis
ueu. ba sinise Grassn bon srober
Wi9tia.eit sur gr!soisuns iomme1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-27
abcIpb glau. Der fIi9tis.
gantisr BON SerantoH
pa. in 6 battaHoosa,
Itnnr psrhdftet.

ghdttanoosa. senn., 26.
SuIi. 2loolpb Blau. Elm pripats9ans
iisr Don StranioH. pa, ipurbe bier
auf 9eranIafIuHa Der gsb5rben DON
Scrantcn psrbaftst. bic 9Iau bei4uI'
biusn. $6.200,o00 unieriblagsn gu
babsn bic ben Depoiitorsn isintr
9aHt aeb0rtsn. gIau psridrpanb am
IL. sSuni aus Gerunton. bem lags.
an ipsldxm feline gaut bic 9biire
f6lob. CT bat iin btrtii sril1rt. cbue
Guslieferunasperfnbrsn no3 Gerans
i'm arrii6sstrtn Az uolIsu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-27

wilIige mnBten bislang minbeitens 5
SUB 3 3oa bod fein. 9as gruitmab
BON 335 3oa lit fir ale perionen uns
ter 30 Subren nm einen bolben 3ol
perrinaert ipprben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-27
Gin Bud, iiber cine gSim-
terid)lad)t in Der
Champagne,
gon benz prtRJtn Gsta.
Der0ffeHtli6t.

Oer0ffeHtli6t.
ger!iH 26. SuIi. grirB Sstar,
Der finite Sobn bes aaiiers, bat sia
Bud seIdrisbsn, in BEN cine Dtnters
i6la9t in Der Champagne beidrieben
pir6. in Der @eHsraI Joffre, Der frans
5oiif6e Obertommdnbcar, Der sinsn
0ur66ru6 Bel psrtbss O.riu6t batte,
gei6!agen tpurh.
Der Bring mar bamdIs bem 5aupt.
qudrtier Der britteH b.utIhen 4rmee
3ugetbsilt, uub sr bate Geleasnkit,
bic Rdmpfs aus Der ndaiten gdbe su
beobd6tsH. Der profit, Der ii6 aus
benz g.rtauf bss 8utes sraisbt. p:ro
ben Bittpen unb 0aiisn Der Rbeiniz
i6en Solbdten 3ufliebeH, bic in biei:r
S6Ia3t S,t0btet ipur6sn.
Die benperfsr pom
9 Sofia biugsri9tet.
3 ofia, 8ulsarisu, 26. SuIi. ii6er
GonboH. - Die brei RGoelsflbrer Der
geri5D0rung. bi. bic gom6ensrploiion
i'm bieiigsH Safino, am IA. Jcbruar,
CUR Jofg, bate, iinb an SaHlitag Of
isntIid ssbsHtt pOrbsn.
Im Norssn Ses IA. 5ebruar purb,
eine gom6e in bas aaiino a.fhIsubert,
ipabreno bort ein. 9alaporit,uung i'm
SaHge mar. 3e5H perionen iuurbsr
osstpuubet. bdrunier cine 9oHter bes
&risgsminiiters. Sin Sobn b.s Gene=
rals Wopisff tpuyoe setootst uub meb=
rers Der gerDuHos:,u itarben ipGtsr an
ibreH 9erlsbunssn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-27

U2pberue 0ienfboter.
isruu gum felefu6enOen Dieuitmdo'
DEM. sd tam sic ni6t dt5eptirn,
ebs i'd nibt Sbre idmmtIi6en 9eus'
mile seItieu babel
Nd, 70 Iange bunn i'd ri6t pars
ten, iA min Ichpn balb stntreten!"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13
DIMS
THE HEADLIGHT

Detroits revised traffic ordnance
viii go into effect March J. ITS prin-
cipal new provision is that all vehicles
whether motor cars or horse-draWn.
must carry a tail light, according to
Motor Age.
Vehicles carrying material or loads
which project out and beyond the di-
mansions of such vehicles must have
the light attached or fixed at the ex-
IRENE end Of the part projecting out Of
the vehicle.
All motor cars must be provided with
two lamps on the front and two in the
rear. one a red light and the other
white one which is TO project its rays
upon the number plate
All other vehicles must carry red
light in the rear. visible al a distance
Of at least 200 feet. Motorcycles and
bicycles must carry a white light in
the front and must be visible at a dis
lance OF 100 feet
Headlights must be dimmed. The
commissioner Of police viii have the
authority TO examine or have examined
and tested any lamps or lights and he
Will be permitted TO issue certificates
that lamps or light have beer found
to comply with the regulations.
The speed limit in the business dis
tricL must not exceed ten miles an
hour and fifteen miles an hour outside
this district in the parks and upon the
bOuleVards.
When crossing a main thoroUEhfare
or streets upon which there is a street
car track, or making a turn thereon.
zlnTv d0v-u n hale rna
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13
EUROPEAN WAR EASES
UP MONEY SITUATION
Influx OF Foreign Cash Reflected in In
creased sale Of Motor Cars in Canada
Cash Comes In for War Munitions

Ne-7AA AoAAlto IN Tor " az munitions
Purchases amounting 20 millions Of dol
lars, by agents Of the British and French
governments In Canada. has resulted in
the Dominion, according TO =. p. CIarkson
Canadian district representative for a car
manufacturing plant M CIarks0n is visit
ing the factory in Detroit after tour
through part Of his territory.
Canadian business men have more avail
anle ready cash right now than they have
mad tor i've years past says GARRISON This
is an due 10 the immense iufluE Of foreign
cash for purchasing war materials. including
everything. from food and clothing for the
armies 20 the supplies Of ammunition TO
keep the big guns at work
The automobile business has been one OF
the first 20 benefit by the changed condi-
uous Not only has there been a biz in
crease in sales Of cars TO farmers. due TO
the high prices and big profits on grain but
a healthy impetus has been given the trade
all along the line.
"One Of our big implement makers recent
y received an order for 1000 900 shoveIs
rom an agent Of European power and
every factory is working overtime on orders
milton purchased from the big American
makers. is sold 10 the British government
through Canadian brokers. and here again
a vast sum OF cash is involved.
although the Canadian buyer has been
one OF the best customers Of the American
automobile rnanufa cturer. the trade between
the two countries should be greatly i'm
creased during the coming year. due TO the
inability OF British makers 20 furnish cars
i look for a record year in the sale OF mo-
tor cars throughout the entire country"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13
BIC VALUES IN
ALL AUTO CARS
Manufacturer Says Buyer
Gets More For His Money
than in Any Other Line.

That the buyer of an automobile re-
ceives greater percentage OF value
for every dollar he spends, than IN all
most any other commodity you can
think of-eVen such staples as soda
biscuits soap, flour. breakfast foods,
etc.-is the Interesting statement made
by Mr.. Richard r. Scott vice president
and general manager OF big motor car
company.
There's an impression abroad" SAYS
Mr. Scott that VIC in the automobile
business practice all kinds Of eNtraya-
gauCeS. It's generally believed by the
public that there's tremendous mar
gin Of profit i'm automobiles. and es-
peclaly that the cost OF selling them
is very great as compared with the
selling of other articles which we know
as staples.
That impression could never have
gained currency through acquaintance
OF the actual conditions
TT isn't the cost Of selling automo-
biles that is hight is the cost Of not
selling them. / suppose the reason 1t
is generally supposed that wasteful
methods are in vogue in this business
IS because IL is known that there has
been q tremendous amount Of money
lost in the ma6ing-Or trying TO make
of automobiles. It is said that for
every dollar OF gold taken out Of the
ground. two dollars have been spent in
prospecting and other efforts TO find it
If that is a fact, I think it's equally
true that every dollar ever made in
the AUTOMOBILE business Eas been offset
by at least ten dollars spent therein
and which never came back.
THE selling OF typewriters. farm i'm
plements, all kinds Of machinery and
most every commodity known, with the
possible OF sugar, is more expensive
than the selling Of automobiles
"Of course. the big volume Of bust
ness-the tremendous turn-oyer-has a
lot 10 do with it, Our business for the
coming year will aggregate about S25,-
100000 gross. our total sales and ad-
verusiuE expense will be less than half
a million dollars.
That's why ] say that in the pur-
chase Of most automobiles the buyer
gets a greater percentage Of actual
intrinsic material value than he can
procure i'm any other commodity he
may purchase.
Just as soon as YOU begin TO buy
luxury or when you let your own me-
chanICal sense run away with you and
invest I'm some new invention that ap-
7eals TO you because Of its cleverness,
rather than its practica bility-this per-
.entage Of value YOU viii receive viii
decrease very rapidly"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13
JOY-RIDING To BE
FELONY IN COLORADO

Colorado motorists have secured the
presentation Of a bill in the state legis-
iature 10 make il a felony to take q
motor car without the owners permis-
sion. even for q JOY ride. The measure
has resulted from the tremendous in
crease OF the joy-ridins nuisance dur
ing the last year. which caused thou
sands Of dollars in damages 10 cars
stolen by persons who escaped penalty
through pleading that they took the
cars only for a ride and that they had
20 intention of stealing them for the
purpose of keeping them permanently
or selling them The bill was drawn
rE committee representing the Den
yer motor club and the Colorado State
Automobile association.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13
ENDORSES THE
SOUTHERN ROAD
New Mexico Legislature Fa-
vors the Southern Ma
tional Highway.

DIR. s. NJ. Johnson. of Roswell. n NJ,
a vice president Of the southern Ma
ti0ual Highway association Writing
The Herald from Charlotte. n C., SAYS
ne hopes FL Pas0 viii cooperate IN
building the road. at least IN putting
into shape that part of il between -
Paso ana Alamogordo which is in this
county
He calls attention TO the resolution
passed by the New Mexico legislature
(bOth houses recently, replying to the
greetings from the legislature Of North
Carolina relative to the road ana
points out that the resolution specif-
ically states that Fl PasO is TO be on
the road. The New Mexico resolution
follows
-Nhereas. A commission appointed
by the governors Of all southern states
met at Asheyille. North Carolina on
February 18th, 1913. and acting under
the instruction and authority Of the
states whose commission they bore
designated the route Of an all southern
traGscOntinental highway, which they
named the Southern National highway
and which runs as follows.
Washington TO Richmond. Durham.
across North Carolina over the Central
highway of the state, Knoxville, Nash
vile. Memphis, Little Rock, Hot
Springs, Dallas, Fort Worth, Sweet
water, Roswell, New Mexico, Mcsca-
Zero y NJ, TO FL Paso, Texas, thence
by Clifton, Phoenix and Yuma, Arizona
to san Diego California, and.
Whereas So great has been the
prOEress in the construction Of the
road that il is now almost completed
from Washington. 10 Knoxville. Tenn
and an open and disable road from
Dallas, Texas. TO san Diego. California.
with much Of the intervening section
completed; and a relatively small mile
age yet remaining to improve until it
can be thrown open TO transcontinental
travel, and.
Whereas. The Lincoln high1.-- is
now tr1versable from New York City
10 SAN Francisco, vastly TO the benc-
III Of the northern part Of our coun-
Try, therefore.
BE it Resolved BY the legislature
Of the state OF New Mexico
That the state of New Mexico here
by confirm the action OF the Asheville
southern National Highway to be-
come effective when similar action has
been taken -5y the other seven states
traversed by the route
That greetings be sent to the states
of Virginia. Tennessee. Arkansas.
Texas. North Carolina, Arizona and
California, expressing the hope that by
unity OF action and concentration Of
effort this southern route may be put
i'm condition in time for the trauscouti-
mental travel 20 and from the Panama
Pacific eNp0sitions-
That New Mexico would welcome
the extension of the work Of tie fed
eral office OF public roads. i'm its super
vision Of maintenance now in opera
tiuu over the southern national high
way from Washington TO san Diego.
50 as TO include the highway from the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13
FEAR FRENCH ARMY
Will SEIZE FUSES

Since the evening Of the first day OF
August no HlotOrbus has been seen on tie
streets OF Paris The government order to
mobilize ent1-ged the immediate 100 buses
operated by the Paris General Omnibus COM
panE- Passengers were bundled out with no
more consideration than refuse and since
then they have had 10 find other means Of
locomouon- which often meaut the use Of
their legs Immediately after the loss Of its
entire fleet Of motorbuses-for when the
war is over not many Of them win be fit 10
enter public zervice-the bus company ser 10
work 20 produce a new model. After con-
siderable difficulties Dc has been possible 90
build certain number of these vehicles
but the public ls unable TO obtain the use
Of them. for no assurance can be obtained
from -ne army that the vehicles viii not
be seized tor military purposes IL placed on
the streets Thus the peculiar situation has
arisen Of a public transport company having
a set of vehicles almost ready for service.
the public clamorinE for their appearance.
and the fear OF the military preventing
either part obtaining satisfaction.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13
GEORGIA CONVICTS
TO WORK ON ROADS

All the able bodied male convicts in
Georgia are at work on the public roads.
According 10 the latest reports received
by the national committee ON prisons
and prison labor. over 5000 prisoners.
including both short and. long term men,
were worked by 12A counties IN 1914
The counties make requisite TO the
PRISON commission for the number Of
conyicts they need the men being
worked under the old guard system
Experience has shown that Is men
-Crm the most economical unit for one
gIsId TO handle. The number Of units
I'D gang Is determined by such factors
as expense per man, mileage Of roads
TO be constructed and repaired. the
character Of the woEk TO be done. the
class of men in the gang. and the
equipment provided. Gangs. as rule
average six units. a number easily han
died by one uiEht guard, as the men
are too tired TO give much trouble at
night