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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-12

NJ ing Of Joe Birmingham 3qai sm3 was 'P oa.
Of the best things that could
nave happened to the Cleveland In
dams The conditions in the past tend
70 snow mat 1t was Birmingham who
club.
since Birmingham has gone on his
way lne indians have acted like a dff-
ferent ball club. They have been play
ing With -hip-hooray, altogether,
boys, spirit-a spirit that was sadly
lacking during he past two seasons.
birmingham g peppery gent-a bit
100 peppery. he "rawhided" his men
too much He was too prone to find
Iaulr- That made his men balk. Had
Slrmy been bit freer with praise and
less eXtravagant with criticism, things
might have gone differently in the
Cleveland club.
Birmy last year claimed there was
clique within the club that was work
ing against him. He told owner SOM
ers that II the clique was removed, he
could get better results Bfrmv named
Lajoie, Gregg, Johnson and Olson as
the leaders Of this clique. He asked
Inat these men be sold or traded. That
quartet ranked among the most val
liable men on the Indian roster, but
Somers backed up Birmy and got rid
OF those men
Clique Wasn't at Fault.
But events early this season showed
that II wasn't the clique that was at
fcult-that IL was Birmingham himself
z he old clique was gone from the club
but new friction had come. Unable to
direct his criticism at the missing quar-
tet Birmy picked out new victims Of
his wrath and new soreness de-
lvelOped-
With Birmy out and the old clique
back, the Indians would have a fine
chance for first division honors. The
Indians miss Lajoie; the gap left by
the going Of the great second sacker
never has been filled Doc Johnson has
been playing a brilliant game at first
base Tor the Pirates and if he were back
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-12

games percentage that wound greaC-
y enhance the Indians chances. II
Gregg were back with the Cleveland
outfit. Olson is a good infielder of the
utility sort and the Indians need just
such a man
Birmingham made a great showing
with the Indians after he succeeded
Harry Davis as manager in 1872 The
Indians were in a rut then. Under the
leadership Of Birmy they pulled out and
tipped along during the latter part Of
the season
Credit Pitching and Hitting.
In 1918 The Indians made a thrilling
fight for the penuant- They were run
nersup to the Athletics all the way, be-
ing nOsed out for second place only
during the last few days Of the season
Birmy got the bulk Of credit for the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-12
SEATTLE TO MEXICO
IN CADILLAC EIGHT
Washington Party Covers 1000 Miles
Through Mountains, Valleys
and sand.


Touring from Seattle. Washington, to
Mexico and back in a Cadillac eight, q
party of residents Of Washington had
good opportunity to observe the be-
havior Of the car under all sorts Of
driving conditions The distance COW
cred was 1850 miles, and the elevations
ranged from % feet below to 1000 feet
above sea level On a number Of Occa-
sions as much as 100 miles were made
without stopping the engine.
The car is reported TO have negotiated
the mountains with marked ease, and
practically the whole of the Imperial
valley Of California. where many miles
Of deep sand were encouptered, was
traversed in high gear.
The location Of the carburetOr and
ignition distributor. high between the
cylinder blocks, were particularly APP
preciated when ii became necessary to
ford the flooded Santa Maria river.
Just before the Cadillac came up. two
cars had tried to cross under their own
power and stalled because the water
was high enough to reach carburetor
or magnetic, or both. The Cadillac was
driven through the stream without
trouble because Of the high position OF
the carburetor and ignition apparatus
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-12
CADILLAC BEATS FAST
TRAIN ON LONG TOUR

The Cadillac Motor sales company
has been officially informed OF a re-
markable performance, last week. Of a
Cadillac eight" The car was one of
the first Of the eight cylinder models
to be received in Los Angeles and had
been driven about 1900 miles when
1t was sent against the Lark. the fastest
train between Los Angeles and san
Francisco The train and auto left Los
Angeles together but the auto beat the
flyer into San Francisco by nearly two
hours The auto carried four persons.
all well known drivers, who took turns
at the wheel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-12
FITrING NEW RINGs

In order to get the new rings to fit
well at once they should be Tapped in
by means Of a grinding compound
The cylinder is put on a bench and
the piston worked out and in with a
sort Of irregular turning movement
similar to that given in grinding a.
valve This work can be done by an
amateur, but should not be attempted
without first having observed care
fully how it is done. because it is
easy to spoil the piston and cylinder
by unequal abrasion
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-12
ENGINE DEVELOPMENT.

Among a number Of suggestive pos
sibilities in the way Of engine devel-
opment- one that should not be over
looked is the mounting of the water
pump on the fan shaft such an ar
rangement In some instances VIII serve
TO eliminate one auxiliary shaft vile Il
correspOndingly reduces the number OF
moving parts with consequent wearing
points and need for fabrication As far
as circulation is concerned. il may be
conceded that granted a suitable form
of pump, il makes little difference at
what point in the circuit IL is installed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-12
IL 80 oF HEATINe.

II the water is circulating properly
and the valves and ignition are timed
correctly, one may look to carbon as
probable cause Of the overhearing.
Take the car out on the road and il
il shows a loss Of power on grades
and the motor laEs on a pickup, back
firing is noted occasionally. and il
knocks with advanced spark at any
speed, look to carbon in the cylinders
as the cause Of the heating There
may be "a scale deposit on the water
jacket walls which prevents the proper
dissipation OF the heat
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-12
NV YORK,s AUTOMOBILES.

Registrations for New York City
for 1915 already show an increase or
SO Is percent over last year. Nearly
20. 900 cars. 1900 chauffeurs and 200
dealers have thus far been licensed. as
compared with 52.034 cars. 35.9S4 chaut-
feurs and 492 dealers registered dur
ing 1914. In New York state as
whole. 1872 900 cars have been licensed,
as against 99.S49 last year
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-12
1IOTnR NALTATIoN.

The Columbus Automobile club, or
Columbus, Ohio, has opened a bureau
for the purpose OF valuinE motor cars
for taxation purposes. The bureau has
arrived at the taxable value OF all
makes OF cars. based on the years
model. and the taxation authorities
have agreed to accept the figures. As
a result il is hoped that the friction
between the assessors and the owners,
which was prevalent in former years,
Will entirely disappear.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-12
REMEDY FOR LEAKS IN
The CARBURETOR OFFERED

Look first for dirt under the float
valve. Investigation may show that
the valve or seat is worn. Grinding
The cork float may be soaked in oil
and too heavy to permit the closing Of
the valve. In this case the float should
be removed. dried in an oven and heayi-
y coated with shellac.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-12

HTUST Rubber and Can
vass-pumped full of
sy airl"
So thinks the Tire User who
buys Pneuma6cs Blind, with
out comparison after thorough
Investigation.
So thinks the Car Owner
who buys from the Cut Price
Dealer, the Just as good Tire
on which that Dealer quotes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-12

climb that landed them winners over
the White SOx, 10 to g. Ray Caldwell's
home run in the sixth, with two on
bases, gave the Yanks the runs that
tied the score Peckinpaugh also hit
for a circuit. Urban Faber was driven
from the mound in the sixth inning.
Each side used three pitchers
While James held the Senators to
five hits, the Browns hit Gallia hard
and won the final game Of the series
at Washington, 5 TO 1.
Dauss made his third successive ap-
pearance for Detroit against Boston,
Friday. but again the Red Sox won, for
Foster pitched just a bit better ball
than Dauss.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-12
In the Big Leagues

Ed Appleton, Of the Dodgers, and ].
c. (Rube) Benton, Of the Reds, hooked
up in the greatest pitching duel of the
season at Cincinnati on Friday. For Il
innings, neither allowed run to cross
the plate In the last Of the 18th,
manager Herzog, Of the Reds cracked
a single that started the rally giving
victory to the Cincinnati aggregation.
Until that inning Appleton had allowed
but seven hits For the full Is sessions
the Dodgers got but eight hits off Ben
ton Benton famed IA and Appleton
seven.
The Giants kept on an even basis
with the Reds-and, incidentally, kept
out OF the cellar-by defeating the
Cardinals 3 to 2. Mathewson and Girl
ner both pitched good ball The
Giants got two runs in the third and
were never headed. Wilson, of the
Cardinals, hit for a circuit in the last
of the ninth, but the bases were empty
at the time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-12

Totals. ...375 35S S74 110T
Points won Cement Plant 3. Globe
Mills /; high game, Fowler So high
total, Fowler, 256.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-12
BOWLING

The Cement Plant team took three
Of four points from the Globe Mills in
the big league duckpin match on the
Cactus club alleys, Friday night, the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-12
'Knockouts | Have Seen"

knocouts which puistc
the sensational which landed
w.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-12
All Cats look grey
at Night"

him the biggest discount off Price List
specially printed up for that purpose.
So thinks the Man whose Tire bill
averages nearly half Of his entire Seasons
running Expense, when it need not aver
age One-fOurth, If he would only Work
his head' and, once for all, leGTH the
Tire Game.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-12

lem didn't
than did
men here.
an uphill
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-12

At Chi
hillies, 2
ut three
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-12
INDIANS ARE DOING WE'LL NOW;
CHANGE Of MANAGER BENEFICIAL
Team Has Picked Up Proper Spirit Since Birmingham
Who Used Rawhide Too Frequently, Was Dropped;
Now the Indians Need -Four Players Who Were
Sent Away at Birmingham's Insistence
BY FRANK G. MENKE.

Jew YORK, June 1.-THE GUST
M ing OF Joe Birmingham was one
- Of the best things that could
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-13
Gin SnrnnNn in Snmnn.

Sutuilo, S(merifanii6. .Sonloo,
l2. 6e6ruor (orabtlos). - Gin Cor
uaoo, beeleitet bon einent @robcben
rno elmer gewoltigen Sturmflutb,
Bot, elmer Dor 3mei Sogen bier ein-
oetroffencn 91o6ri6t 0ufoloe, Gc
Mlon's SslonO in Der Samoo.%rrppc
0eimseiubt. 9i6bere geridte, oic
belite eintrofen, beiagen, OnB Orci
@erionei 0ct00tet murocn.
@an6e 06rfer iino bon oem @rO'
be6en Oernihtct moroen. 0rei &ier-
tel aGer GofoSbGume, oeren Sriihtc
ole 9emobner cru6bren iino ber-
ni6tet. 5000 Snielbemo6ner befin-
ocn iib in biilfsbeoiirftiger Gage.
Dos umerifoniidc Rononen6oot
u@rinceton~ lit bel ser Sniel, fam
abcr niht oaeiu oie 9tettlngsorbei-
ten bcipGltigen. IroboenL ooB Die
Siioiee b6ufig BON Stiirmen beim.
gelut6t miro, iit oieier Sturm Der
itdrfIte felt Mlenibengcoenfen gene
len. 0ie 9Gher ipur0en bon Ocn
SGuiern getriIen lno tbeilmeiie Orei
Wleilen lpeit fortgetrogen. Dos 9o'
rometer itonO pd6renO 0es llnpct-
ters allf 1850.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-13
gIntO6na. .@crfeEr nadl eaM8Oulunc.


gle6ulih Dem in anoercn @orortcn
cingeri1ieteu 9(utobuS-Gienit lit mm-
me6r Elm oernrtiger Gcrle6r oih
5mii1cn 9ansOomne mo Baltimore
cingeric6tet worOeu Cic 9nie miro
am Wlontag Wlorgen nm ll6r 10
nit 5pei groBen &rafhua9cn, bon
ocnen Ger cine 20, Ser anoere 10
@erioncn ioBt cr0ffnet iperocn. Cas-
llnterne6men liegt in oen Sduoen
Der Baltimore ouo 9dnosoowne
9uS Gompanp," Oercn @rdiiocut
Serr Soiep6 GropieD hit. Gie 93oute
lduft bon 9anS0oUne 3nr g9ai6ing-
ton 9loao, Nlonroe.S .StraBc, g9ilfeus-
9lpenue, 6ulton.9loenae, 9erington-
StroBe, Sremont-glpenIe, ,Sopette.
StraBe mo GnoItation, @de @reer.
nnO 5oDette. .StraBe. Der 5obrpreis
bin mo 5iiriid miro Is Geuts betra-
gen. Der 5obrpreis bon Nlount 98i-
ums nab Baltimore bin ooer 5iriid
5 Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-13
SIN Nnithnnsoich ncindlt.

O}od einem 9o9ir6dus.@laroer, oer
in oeri6ieoeren S6iiieru Elm 3immer
miet6ete uno 0onn einige Gage ipo'
ter NIT alciOern rmO Supelen Der.
ihmanO, miro BON Scr %oli5ei ocs
norooitlihen Giitrifts geiubt. Gie
9ebtere erbielt cine cute 9eiHreibung
Oes GiebeS bon 6rau Sllice Sieitano
bon 9tr 7f3. Slt-%reiton-St
bel iuelher Ser Oieb Dor einigcn Eo-
gen cribien ino ein 3immer mic
t6rte. Ct 0ab ieinen gonien als
So6ion an unO iaote, er arbeite ais
GIerf. 3wei Gage ipdter periGwono
CT nit &IeiOern m0 Shmudiadeil
inn @crt6e bon 500, bic tbelpeiie
Der 6rol Sieilouo mo t6eiIpelic Oell
anocren @epobnern gegorteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-13
@en. g8m. .. Csill 6ccrSiat.

SSn 9eiiein elmer beOelltenoen gln'
,o6l prominentcr @erionlid)fciten
fanO geitern 9Sahmittags Inn 2 ll6r
oie geerOigung oes am Qienita9 IN
ieiner @obmtng in Oen o@alDmgton
apartments" gcitorbcnen @encrals
@iaiom 3. Sill itatt. @oItor @ere-
griuc @rot6 leitcte oie Srauerieier-
9iidof Sobn @aroner @}nrrap lmo
GaItor Or. 6. g. 9fioer na6men eben.
foQS caran G6eil. Die 9eiietrmg
crfolgtc ouf oen a2ouOon Farf-
6rieo6ofe". 9lls G6ren-9obrtudtrd-
ger hlngirten: @ouocrnclr @oIos-
borough, @en. G6aS. 3. @lodlin, Sol.
@iQiam q. 9opfiL Sol. Merritt ".
Eiron BON Saponno6, Or. ScnrD ..
Gbomas, ". @. Gator, Sitmmcr-
fielO 9alopit, glormon Games, 90.
bert &omiop, W. @. Spnington,
9ouis S'gonuen, SomeS 9l. 9iidoro-
ion George 81, g9iGis, 2ouiS Gia,
@corgc 9. Slmtiug, elmer W}. 9caro,
SoworO 8. gGiQianls, 5. $. Scales,
Go6ert geedDom, @apt. u. G. 36omp.
iou JIM, BON Sort SoparO, Charles
6. 6olcouer, ". W. Glouo imO %.
SO g9urter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-13
NinF ans ga-ereNcf.

Giinio lnO @erdlo treifcr oui ID
rem 6paSicracaGc Gui cinc hiiiigc
8WlloogQc mo GcruIOs @euebmcn
GcB hi ocu nd@hen g.uGclblidcn picl
Sli piai4en i;bria. glls lie IN Sir
;hcrhcii re 0cm EWcrc por6ei uoreL
lpuu5.c EA Oli0io On @cra s un0
iogte rorluurFsscS; ng6cr Sjeroio!
llnh Du iaat;l, Gu piireeit bem
SoDc fir MD in8 2Juee iduu'rl"
oSssa p,iB Febr po6l, bah ith odS
eciost fa6e", ontiportste @c.alO,
nuno 0cs 1T olh msine ebrlicbc l}eis
nuro. gy6er Oife 9uabosgs mar riAi
to6i!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-13
6err @ciIp0aI Iant So nene Nanicr

Sc 5peiitodige @o6n60lder wer.
0en in n0dIter 3eit nit einem Sos
itcnauhuono bon mgcid6r $75,600
bon gSoIter g. @citp6al inn noropeIt-
liden Staottbeil erricbtct merOen.
Gie @runoItiide 9Sr. 1900 bis 1864
unO91r. 1901 bis 1865, 9}oro-Sman.
wooo.StrnBe, iiuO ouiiir in 9lusiidt
geuommen Gie 9ranSaftion miro
i'm g}or0meiten ser Stoot Oie ar0Bte
ieit Dem 6rii6Iiug oes lebicu So5rcS
iciu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-13
gliiraerfrieasurternn aelfur6tn.

2on6on 10. 6e6ruar. ~ 60
morO Wlonroe, ongebIicb ser Glteitc
geteron oeS omcrifonii6en 9iirgcr-
friegcs, pitrOe beute in Sonoon be-
9robcn. @r NOR 106 Sabre alt.
Die omerifoniide 8otid6oft unO Oas
omerifoniibe Goniulat poren 6ei
Dem gcerGbniB Dertretcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-13

ngau, ncin @ino, ipos fam ihDit
gcbcu2" froNt 0er @emiile91nOler
cos flcine .0idOHen.
D9lA bite. ncin &crr .Wlomn mobt
gcul eincR @oIlor scmehiclt 1o6eu,
un6 ocn Tollor miro lic morqen
idlid1.@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-13

Srdilein: .Goeen Gle NAL Nlas
riainc. glau6en g:ic, ooB eer SEER
&efersno0r ni;ht talO pm nieine @na0
aubGlien ipirO2"
&0d9iu: n9il, "a itien sic mlr 9on}
uHbcIorgt, gHdoi9eS %rdilsiit ih 1d'
5e ihon gdnj onoew qoriicn 5uiori.
nlenQcfpGt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-13
Wn Sic eOouieN.

rls rtWiae emule tn Der etnot
uufere GdbsWniicn icti Often. Niinog Ddmeu.
pelme bic Nlcibcrmahcrhut rn0 ben nenelies
O(cibuoeu crlcrncu Wcllcn. ionucn oie6 iu llfs
er 8eit ourd 0en sln6mb an oicic Nloncn
irreihCn linicrrini WloroeuS yudniiiane uno
AbcnoS 9cdneuic Climber. Sfl Nnnle be-
aonncne 0rhciicn f1uncn iUGhrcno hes unicti
ddlB ioriocictl meroen. @riinolider unler'
ridi i'm Gniiunrf bon Oluilclu crihcilt Ndlctc
auatunit imriiili0 oocr mnnbl0 bel OfA
cpbere, VT. 8O2. Votit.2arniuga. .1tra6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-13
9r. 96m. @eder,
staihrItier , bsaIIasr Mtst.

@pssidliit fiir I{dulier. un6 grauen,
ttrdufbciicn. 0clt in inr8clicr Heii
@DpbiliS. 2hlSlblno, 0alSs uno dumb
NruHfbeiien glnSilillc ichcr glrt, Gtrit'
turcn, Rouuiioncn, netOole Sdud0e,
Supoierl8 4icren, oner Nlaicn'Ntonh
beiien. office III 1rn. Vcder'S nunip'
nliibem Wiuieun, gir. EOS, CitNalh.
mutc. Signhc Gprc0ilunocn bon 10
llbr 8ormiioQS bis 10 nor 2l0cno5.
WllhmodS BON o ll6r GormliiaQe bls
llbr 0ommiildQs uuo bon D bl5 10
nbr Wbcuos 3onnerlng bon Q ubr
GormiitnQ3 biz 2 ubr guOWilians.
V. 9.--Hr. Neder'S Bate hglit I'M
ighibar ieocn NuSilnh. OuuuliniiDN
fret. (lRdi5. .1S.I&Go)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-13

SAriftItcllcr .Sdaoc. liebcr
Srcuno. 5oeben babe ih meiuu 9io.
man al oic Heoottiou olli sic Bolt
Qegcbcn Sin poor Nlinuten cher,
lmo Oh 6dtteit IGN OurNleicn f0n.
ncn."
6rcimo: n0but nidts. SD fam
ion ia oub lcicu ~ menn 9u oaa
Mlnnulfript lpic0cr bait, u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-13

SelluUBtIy OCb lVllIAtU tlN.
.Sbr Baltimore SSems Co." 9reli 3 6uuer
Vei@olislilbrer 2sf Moro'ealoeri'etase'
Deutihe Bidder uno 8eitidriiten.
d. eauiiia 10 Observation-Disclosures.
g2otionol.gonfen.
,ghe co 9oipu gnllonol @ani," Gab, MAO
grcierSirabe; Saeob @ Sooi. RrotoeRii
.sSSanS SS saionaI 81 RSI' vsSli All ts2 enO.urooOmop
80. g. gSnNHfr Nnillrcr
,gBehefn Wafuual Qanl,n "A @oro GnioiUs
@trahe. u. 0sarrloii, @olirer.
Sioats.8anfen.
.9nHdv gori nuu golhmoy'@ 4aliimore-
uno So0ioaD ,Gtrnkc. gtaun gSeocr. ktuii'
bent; Geo. y eanq. Naltrer.
Spar.Snnfen,
..peniln. eporbanl puu Sanimou." Gatou'
uno 8alitmore'Sitnbe
Sruil.Gompaanien.
cafe zrboNl nuo Eruh 0ompann.
l3 Gout0 ShaNc.
W1armor- uno @ronit.Berfc.
4. SiInarnss K ssns s2a Goro-etarles.sir
oon0pirtbidoffliae @eratbe unS
5dmereien.
grlfIsit xnrHes Co.. 205 gosO'9aca Sirobs
A0bofoten.
san N. W. eaole 500 e. aaaI'shabs.
EIumbino. 8nruoceS, Nonees uno
Geieu, Go@eedsn uno Ninnen.
geuurf Bros, 52s aerS.0FemonhslDenns
3upferIhmie0e mo @hunbers.
appu. 1u6egi. TIA abams. zhabe. 6. & 3.
2eIepboI; MoIie 1883.
gigentblus.glge nn0 S1noler.
gisrre &. Saaan & 0eyGsu, 10 clto1lna'
ton'Sirabe.
.@eriihcrimeen.
o. 8 e6odcliurb & 60
,,Heniidle Stner @erHnernuas geiculhnli,"
couinani unn N0liimore.Siranc
a1gnildsNm. crGcrIncrNuRe.c'elcni niniil"
s9lpnGl 9rlutducg 0u. ni nlpertnui." peutn Vl
ge0rllelo 9eiioen Waraacr. iOi-~lo3 00am'
bet OF Commerce @hlou1
..0erwaHia aenepgrHn,uuas WttAImnit"
Raltmcre' lno Goeip'Girabe.
&lehblattni Metoll etc.
eBuu, 0aum & So. (lredrprrirs), 1915
Ndloellionssirohe.
@iienmanren nIler g[rt uno &nI.
ihmieo. Subeb0r
@. seoH Same co. see 1901 MorpDab T'f
Neutrality-suspicious..
agouIpIlhaliO eoaH 6Os" 4 MOro'@au' glraaA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-13
| d. q | t.

Sp0nep, N.sS. w, Z. 6ebr.-
Gle britiiGe &coierun9 Bat olle au-
Itraliidcn Stoaten eriudt, Oos gc-
iommte oerfii96ore Sleiid, oos ii@
gum @rport eignet pd6renO oes
arieges 6ercit 81 6oltcr, oo sroBe
0len9en 5u ser @crpfleglug Der 6ri-
tiiden 9lrinee erforOerli6 ieien
gbenio 6rauhc 6ranfreid groBe
&AIontitdtcn 5leiid. 0as oiiItroIi-
ide @orlament fat einiiimnig ein
@eieb angenommen, Oos ale 81 oie'
lem 3iuede erforOerlihen WloBuob.
men alItheibt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-13

n0'ciiern piir0e cin ncnes Sroucr'
ipiei 0cGebc! ipcr mar ocan ocr
SeIoY"
nIas @ublifiim oaS bis gum
ShhiB oiSgc1aIica batl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-13

@oie sci nal offen mo cbrIidl.
Sumo IT ib babe Wobl iirdtburcn
@ohl gereoct, .uIs i'd Den Tooit ans.
brohte?"
Better: .Gott II no ia cs mar
ia Elm bisdcn Oobci abcr es mar-
9toicnfobl."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-13

fe6r bon Stod6olm pur0c 6cllte pie-
Der ouigenonimen, ndGoem @is6re-
der Den @iugang gum Sofen aerei-
nigt botten.
3 plum Gonferen5 togtim
Saog.
SIN Sao9, 10. 5e6rlor. II GoS
YrotofolI Der Spilum-Gonoeution OeS
Sa5res 1912, Oos Oie llnter0riidung
Oes Spiun6onOels unO anocrer
iddOlider giarfoien poriie6t, lit 6eutc
bon SenrD @un GDfe, Dem omerifa.
niideu @eiouoten an Oie gfieOerlan.
DC, Gang Giing Sou, Dem hineiiiben
@eianOten imO Serrn 2ohOon, Dem
boIl0nOiiben @eion0ten oes 9lus.
mdrtigeL umtcr3ei6net porOen. Go-
nit tritt sic @erein6arung iofort
3luiiden ocn @ereinigten Stooter,
G6ino rno SollanO IN Groit. Serr
Gan G0fe Oriidte in einer 9luiprodjc
Die Sofilumg aus, Dob ip0ter ald
anoere gfotioncn oie ougen6lidlih
oltrd Sen &rieg oer6inOcrt ieien, on-
oeren Sroaen i6r Sntcreiic 5u5uucn-
Oen 5u Signotilrnidhten ser Ser
trages perOen m0gen.
9luitralii6es 6Ieii6 fiir
Gnqlan0 in 8ereit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-13

$50 bc6c ood idcublihcs 4ecb
2icB i1 mid 0eitcrr bci neincn GJci
iucaen SeralIfhcit cntiAuloiocn tm
cine Ho0pGrtic modcN 81 f0uren ~-
mo pic id gcscn gIhcno suriiG.oM,
bab itb IGN iiOerra0cltl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-13
:@eglueiicr.

8eitungen. 8eitic6riiten etc.
,She Baltimore g,cms Co." 0riei g. 6uuer,
Geindltslitbrer. 227 Noro'ealpert'SiraBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-13

DeutI6e @iitber iino 8eitidriften.
4. 6auIiiN, 10 @oros@oppletonSnabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-13
EN- { y mGiier fiir
ny Q G s. il iten0o a NE

'0ulor a9en. G9nemorf 10
w. s~l0hobi;S EeutIbIanO bat sic
.,I.s .csFi6 ,pc'l osisa. aeaierlnaeu in
S' eap0tn ssleet. OoB bis ouf ipcitcrc
'sl Ss'a lrSp Spqgaaa gna onslduoiiden ii.
\ 'Y''n oe'n.s .ssltien0ompfcrn 6oS Sc.
s.l o0a ller @elpdiier an Ser Sii.
ny 1Slsca ss!. sGsl!s.spia-SoIiteir, llnO s Der E.
lss eI5ensa,le peItIi6 ser sseIer.
sS 09c o;a,;;'o'lnsen o;,;.' iopie in Ser
= Vt llIrieiiidcn S,nieln per5o.
E, aSilSenS ltanoinobii6cn shiffe
is, 0itess oGn ein5eIuen Safen IN IN
~ 5 poS sun uaO awiit5cn sfo,Oino. q.
r6a a'oesSs SollonO Ocrfc6rcn 'fl'g's'a, werSeu
S'S'p nIiS. Sll eincn arosen llm,pe" 'Irauc''
o. todk. Dirt.
,SiodSoO NJ 70, 6e6r ei,o
a'. ' por '''li on aeIeoene Wlltnitioms.
ltos, Sg br 'o bel ioelbcr iii fiinf fas',' ser
oprs @enoss s'en 6erIoren nmO cine
liSisSe,, eesr ess an an gorrat6 ucrni@tet s'trt
'itos1 iiir Oio Ssrlqit y miro menig
''s lin gIrn,Ssse NJ ,SsseI@aifl'na Ser O3n.
81, "''e pno @lariue 6o.
''''abiae sdiffasrtsper.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-13

GIunibina. 8itrnoceS, Nonees uno
Gefen Ga66eden uno Minnen.
Bennett eros., o2s observation-disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-13

A0bofaten.
sarI NJ W. eault, 500 e. Raatstrabs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-13

a2ie5it Nr-Tcine SonutagsiAuI.
2cbreriit2~
Scr iicbciiiG5riec &oitl u5o, a--
obcr nidlt 10 Iollt iie ii per9ciro.
tbct"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-13
92otionnI 0onfen.

2an0pirtbihoftlide @erdtbe uaS
Sdmereien.
griflst6xnrues Co.. 205 Roso,4aea Sirobs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-13

2upferi6mieoe unO @Iumbers.
5ppu 6ubegs. TIA abuns, ghabe g. & B..
2elepboI: Aoclie 1893.