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The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-23
RUSSIA SHIFTING ARMY

LONDON, Dec. 22-A wireless dispatch from Berlin quotes the Poster Lloyd, of Budapest, as de- claring that it has reliable reports that the Russians are removing from the Bessarabian frontier the greater part of the troops which were stationed there. Photographic communication between Russia and Rumania has been stopped, accord ing to advices to the newspapers.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-23
LIEUT.. GENERAL
 IS PROMOTED
WILL SUCCEED SIR MONROE IN COMMAND OF THE DAR-
 DANELLES FORCES

LONDON, Dec. 2S-The war commission today issued an order accepting General Sir Monroe's res ignation, commander of the Dar- danelles forces, and appointing Lieutenant General Murry as his successor. The appointment seems to meet with general approval.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-23
TUG BOAT ASSOCIATION
 TO PROTEST

SEATTLE, Dec. 23-The Tug Boat Association today joined in a protest against the proposed in crease of one cent a gallon on dis tillate oil, which they call outrag- eous,
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-23
GERMAN PEACE
 LEAGUE ACTIVE
WILL ISSUS MANIFESTO CALL ING UPON SOLDIERS TO
 LEAVE THE TRENCHES
AND OPPOSE KAISER
All thc Prominent Socialists Have Signed the Praying
 Document

ROTTERDAM, Dec. 23-The Ger man Humanity League, that has been active for some time in the interest of peace, has decided to is sue manifesto calling upon every soldier to leave the trenches, de pose the Kaiser and return to their homes. The manifest will be dis tributed as a Christmas offering to humanity.
 The document which has already been freely signed, bears the sig nature of Karl Bernstein, the Soc ialist leader.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-23
KAISER TAKES TO HIS BED

BERLIN, Dec. 23-Emperor Will liam, who was preparing for a visit to the western battle front, took to his bed today on the advices of his physicians. He is said to be quite seriously ill.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-23

VIENNA, Dec. 23-The second American note was received here today by the foreign minister, who has thus far refused to give it publicity.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-23
MOVEMENT OF BOATS
NOrthb0und

NOrthbound Northwestern, Friday 24th. Princess May, Monday 27th.
 SouthbOund Jefferson, Friday 24th. City of Seattle, Friday 24th. Al-Ki, Christmas morning.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-23
GREAT GENERAL DIES

BERLIN, Dec. 23-General von Emmich, the conqueror of Liege in that ever-to-be-remembered bat tie with the Belgians, died here last evening.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-23
CLOSED DOWN FOR CHRISTMAS

The It Mine has closed down til after Christmas, to give the men few days holidays. Many of them are availing themselves of the op portunity to spend Christmas in town.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-23
BAND CONCERT

The Metlakahtla Band of thirty pieces, will give a concert in Red Mems Hall next Wednesday even ing, Dec. 29th. Watch for further particulars. Ad.tf.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-23
PUBLIC NOTICE

MT. Williams, the mail carrier, announces that the mail boat which is due to leave Saturday, will leave Friday at 8 am. instead, for this trip only.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-23

THAT CHRISTMAS CLEANUP
 The local barber shops announce that they will be open for business till 10 o'clock Friday night, Dee 24th, and until noon on Christmas day.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-23
MRS. VILLA IN NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2S-4Mrs. Villa arrived here on her way to Cuba and will remain over Christ mas while awaiting the general to join her here, she informed the correspondent.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-23
XMAS PRESENTS FOR KIDDIEs

XMAS PRESENTS FOR KIDDIES
 The Arctic Brotherhood have ar ranged with both theaters to give the children two free shows on Christmas Day. The Grand will start the first show at 12:30 and the Dream at 2:30 thus enabling them to see both shows.
 Don't forget Red Mems Ball New Years Eve, Dec. 31, 1915.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-23

Get Your Ticket for the A. B. Ball, Christmas Night at the Red Mems Hall. Admission 30 cents.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-24

Beamtsu unb Offisisre2 - 3um ans
tauf Don 9oilstten fir bk Damel b.s
taiferfi6en 8aIIeits2 - IRAN fpeib e5
ni9t. llebrigsns 1T tas taiferli6e
Ballet aroBurtig. unb bic Tamen
bonn Ballet iinb febr l95n -.
Das 2fltobolberbot sef0rt in RuRr
Lamb natiirlih gu ben eriteinunstH.
bic bem 2e5en ein sisentbiimlifes 9er
prdge aufbriden. Sm snn5en gepalr
tiaen ReiH III bas &rbpt nit elmer
Strenge bur9ssfiibrt nprben, bic srs
ftaunen mub. 4bseiebsn Don einseInsn
8ranntpetnsaufrubre in ldnbli6en
0eesnben, ipo bic gauern bic &riige
seitiirmt babtu, fat man felt bem Sns
trdfttretsn bes 4ltobofDerbots In
Rublunb teinen Sropfen 9rdnnttpein
befommeu t0nnen. gs III in bielem
Ganoe Der 9etehungen niAt einmal
m6aIi6. bas 9erbot segen bas 9erties
zen beitilierier 9etrdnte gu umsebeH.
Die breitsn S6i6ten Der 8sDoIferuns
boben bic RiiHternbeit dufge5pungen
betommen - iiherlih Elm GROCER Ses
gen Samit nil i9 dber ni4t BE-
baupten, bab aae abfofut niiHtern
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unb tein 9las @ermoutb befommen,
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man es fpiinift, in Stromen. LIMB es
mare cine Giinbe, tpoqte man bebaups
ten. bab getrograbs SffiSiere i6reu
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ben Wartt beberriht. Sds 0.rgniis
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llniformen snttpiden, lit re9t barbaz
rid, unb audi redt tbeuer. 9lber tns
merbin, biefe Sffi3isre iinb ia bereit,
bic Si6erbeit bes Rsi4s gu perf9eibie
gen; ruff man lie iperoen iie ii4 iAleus
nigit Sur 5rpnt beseben, uno bort
ebenfo bereittpillig Deutf9en &anonen
als Spfer fallen, pie lie ieBt ben frdns
SDiiften - 5lai6en unterliesen!
pstrOgrab iit srob. petrosrao Bat
su pisI plaB. Bon benz elesanten Ois
ner Reitaurant aebe ih nit meinem
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ipusieren. @ir gebsn an pislsn Ca
sdretten porbei. 4uBerbalb eines Der
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4rm in Der ginbs. mir bieten ibm
3igarettsu, unb meiH 5rsuHo frdgt
i'm:
.Wis sehfs9"
.!6eute gsbt's befIer. Seute betoms
men su siIsn!"
Dabrlit, in RuBldnb tann alles
aef6ebsn. Die Offi5iere Idpimmen
i'm Sstt. Damen asben Ron eiuem Res
itaurdnt ins onoere, uub bic Silbers
unb gapierselbsrAaufen tbiirmen fi4
INNER 60hsr. Qbsr Der .Musiit" /,
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opfert bat, hungsrt i'm arantsnauie.
9lber ihIieblih. paa thut bas sur
Sohe, Of R,ibIaHb cine Wti1ion
.Musiits" msbr ober rpeniger bat2 i.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-24
an ai. W5rsl.r.

Der 8orfibenbe, Der Qanbtpirt6s
itaftstamuer in Weftfalen 2anbratb
SSrei6srr b. aebebur bat in ben tbm
uuteritelltsu 9s5irten folgsnben 4uf=
ruf erlafen. Der peroient, aud in peis
term areiisn betdHut Su tperoeu:
Simmer pieber iptrb mir aeiagt,
bic 8srDrbnungen oes 8unbesraibs
iibsr bic gel6iasnabms bes 8rotsGs:
treibes unb oes 5aTsrs erasusten eineI
sroben unipiqen unter Der gspoItss
ruug uno yisBten pieI b0fes glut@
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fpdrs ia an iih bssrsifli5; benn bic
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!aBt germ pon alien Gefpobn5eiten.
Defenders peun ss ben etsersn Magen
uno oas liebe 8ieb betrifft. llnb b.nz
nod CLAUDE ih ni9t al ben unpiqen.
I'D baIts bic mir aetDoro:ne Miittteiz
lung oislmebr fir cine @erleumbun5.
9enn bacon bin i9 rod felTeHfeit
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p0ltsruus, 2anbpirtb uue StGbter,
Wiasr uub 9Gdsr uno pis iis bsiz
bsH, ale tpiien. oab bic Reidsbeb0rbs
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berlouat, mas ni6t COS Wpfl hes
9aierIanbes srforbert. SIT bas a6er
ridtia, bann iii bod aber fir un!pl.
len uno b5ies glut tetn glab in uns
ieren 6trSen! - &c 1T boh eiHfah
10: Gnttpeher mir fiioen uns in bic
idlper.n uns ouferlesten Spfer -
ober mir miifen i'm CONNER einsn
fdnlen ariebsn i9Iisbsn trob olIsr
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i0nnte bonn auh nur einem tarTersn
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tpenn er aud nur einen tlsinen SheiI
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hdtts9 limb ipas piro ben uns rer,
lanot2 Wir iolen ettpas peniger 0icb
holtsu. Dor allen ni1t mGteH unb
IpLIten fettu, ipie mir uniere 9fsroe
nit p pfunb Safer bur9brtueen.
Was lit bas esgeu bic Opfer unb Guts
behrunasn uniersr tdpfsrsn Srupptni
Nds lit oas aegen bic Rutb Der 5h;ilc
uuierss 0otsrlanbss. bic ppm 6eiuos
beisBt iinb! - Rsin, IS siebt tsinen
lluipinen unb narf tein boIes gIut
fsBsn! Sbsr man miibte ;uaebsn, mir
iinb Der herrliten Siege uub Der btss
bsr 10 andbigen 9epa5runs Dor Dem
Stinbs uiht ipsrtb!
@ir ppllen bod snoli6 du6 bier
lsrnsu. bab mir i'm Rriege iino, I'M
&risae aeeen sine aanss Welt. i'm
aampFe nm ben 9sItdno unieres aer
liebten @oterlanbesl gisber bqbeu
mir, abasiehsn bon ben rielsu Idmerss
lihsn @erluSteu in 3obrei1eu Sanis
lien, nod ishr penis pom 9rieds
usmertt. 9rstsn jsBt aud an uus bic
8irtunqeu bes arieass fiiblbar bran,
70 tppIIen mir beniithig in bic Snule
bes olImddttsen @pttss asben uuo ben
RDPf uur I'M 70 hS3sr trageu. mel
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-24

Huder. yrei's feIt. W1ts
finirter Gut ooaf S7.3o; rcpbereb
$3.50; Cubes $6.65; srnnulirt.r
$6.40; goniseiicners ~ $3.50; on
.a' $6.O5; psiber srtrd &c S5.s5.
srtra e. $5,65; q. 8. Glsrifisb ip.is
btr S6.o5-$ $615; bD. sslber $5.55-
$-.65 per 100 pfirn6.
Tolaffts IN ffsiia.-Ren Or.
leaHs Open aettIs 4o-55e. Gentrifus
aaf 20-30e per @alIpns.
Meis. - 2riiifinra. Sanen Seno
7-7ac, primn 6-titc, oroindrer
4i-5te. Supan 81 sic per 2,funb.
9airn Drobufte
Butter. - Wlcrtt ruhis. preiIt
itstic. - 1boIemilf. Gytra 90;
6entrali3eo Gytrn 291e; geiitrnli5e0
sirits 25-27t; DO. Seconbs 2t
22e, Ganrp Goirp 23c; Fading Stcd
17-1ss PEI pfuuS.
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0Isk,Ra AriAten.
@ittn o d. "a. @dr5.

W HIN o d "a. Wtdr5.
sin Gincinnntier Giitrift piro Ser
6lllb lattgiam faaeu. Sci bieiiger
Stabt mar eerieIbe geiteru abeno ita.
tionar mit einem a8aiIeritan6 Don
1862 SUB.
Gie foleeirben Gepeiden trafpn
pdbreno oes eeitrisen Cages bier
elm:
pittsburg, Sale 5ub,. fdat.
IbeeIing, 8. 8a.-5.6 Sub, iGQt.
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aananba Gnlls, %. 9a.-3.7 SuB.
GbarIciton, %. Bn.-5.2 5uB, iteist.
9ortsmoutb. S.-14.3 Sub, fdat.
eouispiIle, ap.--9.2 GuB, ireigt.
@uonspiae, SHb.-12.5 SuB, iteigt.
RaiboiIle genn.-16.8 5ub, iteist..
Chattanooga, 2erm.-11.6 SUP.
Cairo, SN-22.6 Gub.
Memphis, Senn.-17.3 SuB, fdat.
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" II sfubr:
sfinnp. sfaDeirie Sddie

%. TlSrs 10 1908 -
20. p2drs 706 f746 -
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nur sum Sd)laften gefaiIft.
gnttlere uHo ifDere Stiere 1926
lib; Sffen S3.00-5.75; 6Iet.
fher.Stiere $5.50--7.0 90; allserleiene
$7.25-7.75: Sellers s5.00-7.25;
ouserIeiene $7.50-7.75; iancp
leifte $500; sii1e $3.50-5.75;
alIserIeiene S5.75-6.f0; Gnnners
$3.50-4.50; fette Dairp aiibe S..
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$40; fette @uIen $6.OO-6.40.
aalber. - 9ie Rahirage mar
cine CUTE uno Die preiie itiesen Inn
25--50c per leo gfunb.
Sroinare into groBe S5.75-9.25; I;
fair bis site Ieid)te $7.75-9.75;
ertra $1,000.
G dneine.- Die 8ufubr NOR
siernIid) aroB ilno Die greiie itetis.
@itte Big aiiserleiene @erpadiinss.
uno 6leii9eriorten S7.45-7.50;
oroindre bis auserleiene ifapere
fette Sdue $5.50-6.5o; ertro So.
20; Stegs $4.50-5.50; Ieidte Ser.
iunbtiorten $7.25-7.50; 5ertel, 110
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Die 8ufubr pGr gering. bic Rad,.
frage cine siemIi6 quite uno Der
Dlarft iietig.
Sd)afe: s4.25-6.75; 9dmmer
$7.25-9.75; geifOrene 2dnlmer
81, 7,50-S.90; spring SdHurer S12..
00-15.00.
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9dsliAer Msarftbertd,t.
0ineinnati. %. waars.

Dk na&folssnbsu Guotiruussn be-
sishsn fi& MIR auf Gngrps Trans
aitionen. Bel fIsinsren Geihdftsn
ipcrbsu ttnas bShsre preiIe bsrs4nt.
propifioun
9 6hmala. - prina Stenm
937I-9.47ie; GauriIp Sdmal5 f0a
-105e pro 9Jfunb.
srodengsfalsenesalsifh ( d
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aippsnIsii,n 9i-9se, srtra fbor.
clear Seiten 93-i0e, S4ultern ST
Sic, Bells 1o-10ac unb IL
msbr perpaci.
Bacon. Short clear Seiisn
114-11a. srtra fbort clear Ssiten
ibort Rippenisiten 10a
LIE, GdultsrH 9h-9ze unb Bel
liss 114-11ae,
GiBgtp5feltes Gleij d.
S6inten 14-141e, pitnit SduIs
tern 10a-11e, gr,aifsIi Bacon IS
-19e, S9ultsrn 10A-11c; q. y.
Gut S9uIt,rn 10h-11e; trodsns
Beef S6intsn 25-27e.
Grif6es Gleif6. - G&ins
fen 11-11ac. pienic S4uItern Ia
Ste. S9ulttrn 7a84c. ib5ort rip
penfsi.sn 9i-10e, fort tkar Seittn
94-9ae, srtra fbori Gsitsn 94-9ae,
srtra ibort Gsiten 93-9ic, g.IIiss
10s-16c pro plumb.
Rebl unb g.treibe.
WebI. - Minisr potent S7.15-
745;; Bintsr Jancp $6.S0-6.95;
Bintsr Hnmiln $5.80-6.55; Winter
extra $5.95-6.15; Wintsr prbindres
$5.75-5.95: garter Bsissn pateni
S7.S0-8.25; 6arttr Mei5en Gancp
S7.35-7.60; garter msi5en Gamifp
$6.35-6.7o; Roassnm.hl, norbpefs
lidss eemif6t.ss6. 6.25--6.5o; rsines
Glib Roggsnmsbl S6.55-6.60; Gitp
asmifdtss S6.25-6.5o.
Weisen. - 30. 2 rotbsr Wins
ter f.57-1.5s; Ro. 3 DO. $1.55-
.i.57; gau. A DO. Sf.53-1.55.
WeIf&tprn. - go. / usibss
76ae; Rb. Q 76-761e; 80. 3 bo.
75a-76e; 30. 4 bo. 74--75e; glo. 5
bo. 73a-74se; Ro. 6 bo. 72-73c.-
30. / s.Ibes 76e; 30. 2 DO. 75a-76e;
gso. 8 DO. 75-751c; Ro. A bo. 73a-
75e; g1o. 5 bO. 72a-73ae; 20. 6 bo.
711-72sc. - go. L ssmiTdtts 76e;
go. 2 bo. 753-76e; SO. 3 DO. 75-
75ae; SO. 4 bO. 73a74se; 90. 5
DO. 72s-73se; 30. 6 DO. 71a-723c;
Weibes aplbtnioru 1916; sslbes
RoI6sntorn 74-76c; a.miittss Roll
bsntorn 73-75c per Buibel.
6afer. Ro. 2 psibtr 61-
61ae; gianbarb ipeiBsr 60a-61c;
80. 8 psiber 6o-60ac; SO. 4 ipeiBer
59s-60c; go. 2 a.miiater 60-60sc;
SO. 8 ssmifdtr 59A Soc; 9o. A ss'
mii6ier 59-59ac.
Rpsgen. - 30. 2 $1.18-1.19,
SO. 9 S1.16-1.1s; Ro. 4 Slid
116.
aBtisf6.
gerfanft ipurben 800 @bIs. Gi.
fiiflsrg Tinifheb Gnohs duf Der Bats
BON s1.39 per galIort.
Groceries.
aaffse. - Worit rubia. prtiIs
ffetid
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Gbicaao. %. Wadra.

Sfpeiue. - 3ufubr 10000. =
Yreiie nieoriger. gult $6.65-6.-
75; leidlte $6.55-6.75; geiuil6te
S6.50-6.s0: ifspere $6.25-6.75;
rntbe Se.25-640; 5erfeI $5.25-
$50.
@inboieb. - 3piubr 200o. Rartt
feit. einbeiniiihe Stiere $3.50.
10; Siibe uuo Seiiers $3.00-7.75;
aalber S7.0o-f0.50.
Sfofe. - 3ufitbr $4,000. Martt
perdn0erlif). Sdafe S7.10-S.15;
Sabrlinse $7.86-9.15; 2dnlmer
81 .50-9.S0.
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GeIb, goaSs anb aftitn in ssriu glorl.

0ei4dftspapisrs Burbsn ~ sKx Biz.
,s' ~ s4is s y 4sss s; sSsD'a ssssne sss.s ne
eilbw.Dausn 6otSs, Rsgiianii4e Dollars
seKe.
aftienmafft-@fei4 BON Der or.
oFfuuua an mar Der Narft tart unb bic
4rfiie hieseH Die Stdrfe bieii nnunisr.
brohen BIB suus S4fub an unb bic e&fu6s
Hoiirunstn fanem eur4Deg aber beHtu
rsH ssitern.
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sss 70 9orf %. waars.

Rsp D0rf. %. 1dr5.
3inn. - WarH nominal. 8 zort.
nen Bnrtie $500.
aaipfer. - Nnrft felt; gIectroItic
H1517-i5.50; Gazing nominal 5a
$14.50-15.00.
eiieu. - Wfarft itetig uno unber.
dnoert.
glei. - Waarft itetig, $4.05-
ALB; Gpelter, nominal.
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mir berufen iinb, fiir's gaterIanb sts
tpas au tbun.
Desbalb fort nit BEN bOien 9lut,
FORT nit ben antpanblungen BON I'm
lpiIen = 2lLIss fiir's @aterlanb!
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Gin nttt.r Rtffs

Outel: -9(ber Surss, 0u trintit
ia Elm 9las no noem unosrn."
Reffe (Stubent): .So, leioer bah
i'd es nod niGt 70 nett sebruht, beb
id elm poor gIGier Su sleiher 3eit
triuteR tunn."
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Gbicaso, 90. @drs.
@ci5en. - Sir @ai $1.5os-1.-
55a, am S6lub 81 t.551; fiir Syilli
am SdliiB 1.23s.
gseId,forn. Siir 9tai 72s-
1896. am St,luB 737e; fir S,tIi 754
-76sc, am SdluB 76ic.
Safer. - iSiir Meai 5Ss-59se,
an S6IuB 59ae; fiir saiIi 53s-
54sc, am sdIuB 545c.
stoaeem. - RomiuaI.
@erite - 74-S3c.
limotbu. - $4.5o-6.5o.
Slice. = S9.00-13.00.
9orf. - 6iir Wai $17.22-17..
AZ, ON Sd,lub $f7.42; fiir SiiIi
$f767-t7.s7, am S6IuB SIT.
81.
SdsnaI3. = Sir 9Qai i0.15-10..
90, om Sd,lub 1922; fiir SSllIi TO-.
40-1O.52, am SdIHB 1850.
gfippenieitrn. = Siir @ai $3.50
1000. din Sdllub $1,000; tir
SuIi $1o.25-10.32, am SdIub
1882.
@l,tter. - Weurft inrrer6rtoert.
Gier. = 8reiie uieoriger. Oroi'
rire iirits 17l-t7h; firits isl
tSic.
aortofieIn. = Rarft urrDerdnbert.
@efIiiaeI. - 2ebeIt6es. Nartt I'M
per1nbert; Siibner 1la-t5e; SPrin'
seSs t7e.
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-15
Sales Record Is
SO Per Cent. in Lead

with our 1916 model announced
early in April. sale for that month
exceeded by far any like period in the
history of our company" says +. A.
Babcock. sales manager of the EN-
pire Automobile Company. "On April
%, just two weeks after our new car
was announced, our shipments passed
the total for any previous months, and
in the remaining days the average was
increased daily. May has started out
in a way that makes 1t almost certain
that ever April's record will be better
ed.
This volume of trade may be taken
as striking evidence of the demand for
our latest car. The result of the an
nouncement of the new type, with it's
increased size throughout. was a rush
of orders that has kept the entire EN-
pire organization working at top speed.
For over a month before the 1916
model was our entire manu-
featuring efforts were devoted to pro-
duction of this car. We withheld the
announcement until we had several
hundred cars ready for delivery and
our dealers were supplied with demon
strators. This plan of introduction,
rather than letting the car follow
months after the announcement has
met with popular approval. Our deal
ers have been able to make deliveries
promptly and although the number of
cars we had built up in advance is
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-15
Taxation of Motor Cars
Feature of A. Meeting

Automobile taxation in general is
a subject which will para
mount attention in the annual meeting
of the board of directors of the Ameri-
can Automobile Association, to take
place in Boston next Monday and Tues
day.
The winter sessions of the State Leg
islatures betrayed a wholesale tendency
to call upon the motor car owners for
increased registration fees. despite the
fact that in 1914 the total contributed
by motorists exceeded $12, 00O, 900.
IAN automobilist should pay only one
tax on his vehicle-either for registra-
ton purposes or as personal property
but We find in our national member
ship a difference of opinion as to which
is the most resultful. butnot necessarily
constitutional. form of motor car taxa
ment," comments President John A.
Wilson. who is the unopposed candi-
date for reelection as to the head of
the American Automobile Association.
ultimately 1t will be conceded"
says Mr.. Wilson, that the Dad is a
general expense and the cost of it's con-
%struction and maintenance should come
out of general funds. Furthermore, it
is a certainty that finally a motor
driven vehicle will be looked upon. like
simply to usual and not special forms
of taxation"
Chairman G. G. Diehl, of the A. A. A.
Good Roads Board. will ask the Boston
meeting to decide what plan of Federal
aid will assist the several States to CO.
operate most advantageously with the
counties in, the Improvement of market
roads. Mr.. Diehl is confident that Con-
gress will act at the session to begin
in December next. and he desires that
the A. A. A. shall advise it's 600 clubs
throughout the country as to the con-
census of automobile opinion in this
important matter, so that A. A. A. mem
bers may consult with their Congress-
men who are home for summer vaca-
lions.
The facilitating of roads travel will
be brought Onward by Chairman Frank
X. Mudd. of the A. A.. A. Touring Board,
who will have several new ideas to put
forward for the approval of the meet
ing.
A representative attendance of /di-
%rectors is assured, n they can bring
with them as many club members as
may care to attend. Not a few of the
directors will make the journey to Bos-
ton over the road, and Massachusetts,
Automobile Club. one of the pioneer or
CARNATIONS of the country, has cour-
teously offered accommodations to the
cars of the visitors. The Tuesday ride
over the route of Paul Revere will be
a feature of the meetings
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-15
MEMORIAL DAY EVENTS

Scores of motorcyclist clubs will take
advantage of the two holidays which
come on May 80 and 81 to stage pleas
ure or endurance runs. Following are
some of the clubs which are planning
Memorial Day events:
Indianapolis Motorcycle Club. three
day sociability run to Wyandotte Cave.
Niagara Falls Motorcycle Club, two
day endurance run.
Los Angeles Motorcycle Club, an
nual endurance run.
Rockford. ILL.,, Motorcycle Club, three
day Goo Fellowship tour.
Maryland Motorcycle Club (Balti-
more), annual Spring tour.
Schenectady Motorcycle Club, two
day endurance run to Sabin Rock,
Conn.
New Jersey Motorcycle Club, annual
two-day endurance run.
Blair COUNTY Motorcycle CIub CAL
toona, Pa.). endurance run to Harris
burg and return.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-15
Inspect the Mechanical
Parts With Great Care

81 heard of a new kind of bible the
other day." said Ross Martin, of the
local Chalmers Agency in a tanning
bee with some automobile men the
other day. 81 was going through a big
automobile factory and every once IN
While 1 heard a foreman say, 'what does
the bible say about that?
"Of course my curiosity became
aroused after a while and I asked the
official who was with me what all this
talk about the bible was. He smiled
and took me over to a great big book,
one of the biggest and latest that 1
ever saw outside of a museum.
ut was the shop bible or instruc-
tion book on automobile building from
A to u and in all my career as an au-
tomobile expert I must say that l
Every operation was detailed down to
the minutest point. And after a
description of each operation was the