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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-10
Sabnrf) ging fir bic
Mrttnng foftbare 3elt
DcrlOrcll.
&apitGn Surner erbiclt sSeiinneen
BON Der glbmiralitGt.
@arnm er iie nidlt head tete, Dlrn
nidlt seiaet
Gin hnmurppllcs &erbtft Der r6nten
nnb @etrenen" npn &inialc.
Gaiier, SentidDc 9ieeternna nrosanh-
boptpiiisicre bes Ntprbes angeflagt.
grad,ialselpnlt sesen bentidle Wit
elieber Der SonSpner gDrie.

= . G r y Q !, ~. Dldl. S1e NJ
reftorenbehoroe Ser SulIntnollborie
bot cine Reiolution aneenonlrnelL bon
hinfort fein noturoltiierter 2eittid)er
ooer Seiterreid,er Dos @oriengebdlibe
betreten borf.
2onbon, 10. Nini. Sopeit bis.
her iiG,eraeiteQt iperoen font1te, MIR
Den irngcf1br 700 Eerionen eerettct,
ols ore 2uiitaiiin. Dom Sprpeoo cines
bcliti6en ltnterieebootes getrofiel,,
lntereine, bon oieien iutb nber alld)
ihon 10 infolee bon @rihopiilne ge-
itorben. Die 3abl Der Soter miro
nabe5u 1900 erreihen.
9oro Weriep, Ser Die llnterind)un=
gen iiber ben. l1nterenne Der Sitonic
ullb Der @mpreb OF Strelanb gefiibrt
bat lrno OILS eine Der bebeutenoiten
glutoritGten in Marineaneeleeenhei-
ten betra6tet miro, miro aiidl Die llu-
tcriu9ung iiber ben llntergang Der
2uiitania letter. mo bis 5i,m Seginll
Der llnterilt6ung miro Die offi5iclle
glni6auline ooriiber, mic Die 9uiita-
nia bon ibrem Sdidiol erreiG]t plr-
DC uno parrm 10 oiele Ntenidenleben
perloren gingen, elm 8ebeimris blei-
ben.
9lbaeiehen bon Der g3ut aiif Die
9euti6en bot Die &ntaitrophe niif Dos
britiidle 0oIf feinen Ginbrud ge-
maht. Oompfer fontnien uno gebei,
pie gctpobnlidl unb ielbit Die nad)
Srlnnb seberoen 0unlpfer iinb gat
beieet.
g}iele Der lteberlebenoen ihreiben
Den groBen 8erluit on Nenidenleben
auf Der 9uiitania Dem llinitanbe 5il,
bab Die Sffi5iere, nls Dos Sd,iff be-
rcits pom Sorpebo getroffen mar, bcn
&eiien6en erfl1rten, 6ob Tie nid)ts sil
fiir6tcn bGtten, bn bas Sd)iff nod
Gueenstopu gebradt meroen fonne.
9epor oos aber eei9eben fort1te, iei
Die 2riitanin elm 5tpeites Dol getrof-
fen tporoen unb bann roid) eeiunfen.
Gin Sipeiter ltmItnno mar Der, bab Die
Heiienben poae 3uperiiht batter, bas
Shiff perbe iih oanf ieiner Ginrid)-
tungen nit tpaiierbihten Sd)oten
unter alien llmit6nben iiber @aiIer
holten fonnen.
Die @eonlten Der GlnaroIinie be.
| itreiten, oob Die 2uiitar1iu als Silfs,
freuser in slusiift ge1ommen mar.
2iper POOL, 10. Ofoi. q. s
Weitfen, elm lteberlebenoer aus 80.
ronto, erfI6rte beltte:
sd horte bon Der Bride ben @e,
febl fomnen, oab on Der 0ortieite
mo- oos Sd]iff bod aus Dem @oIIel
ragte, feline goote berobgeloiien tper
ben iollen. 9os fiibrtc 5u Dem Weib
peritanonis, baB iiberbuupt feline
goote berubgelniien iuer6en foaen
iino Dos batte ben @erluit foitborel
9eit 5ir 5olge".
dublin, 10. 0foi. gS. s
groofs, einer Der onterifoniihen lie
berlebenben BON Der 2uiitanio, aot
foleenoe GrflGrrng ob:
sd borte ben 9opitGn Den 9eieb
geben, oaB feline goote nlebr ausae
iest tperben ioaen. 0esboGb iprone
lid einfofj iiber goro".
Sonbon, 10. Wfoi. Die Gentro
geus erbieIt cine Gepei9e hires aor
rsiponbenten in 9enuo, iporin G:
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-10

Seiterrcidl hnbc nnf Sentidllanbs
Trangen wieoer nndlgegeben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-10
ans cngliiden Serid)ten
gcbt beren GrfOlg
nift brrDOr.
Sinfirdlen unroe heute frilb aber.
mails bpmbaroiert.
Imcrifnner ans Temtidllnno fpm-
men nnseblidl nadl Der Sdlmeis.
@pacn BORT lueitere geidlliliie ihrcr
Tesiernng abuarten.
Gntidleionns Stnliens ilber Den aries
nun balo su ermartcn.
Seiterrcidl hnbc anf Sentidllanos
Srangen iuieber nndlgsgeben.
l1pier nenen SpnSeiiipncn 1T 9lbtre-
. tiinaS rieits nidIt enthalfen.
l1,.sg., r,.h,,,.,, ;,4 .,,,.S E,n..z h..
l1pier nensn Spn5ciiipncn iit slbtre-
49,. tnnaS Srieits nidlt cnthalfen.
Guiien riihmen nd zines Sieses bet
0fitan inn anrlnno.
Der Sieg in @eitprenfen.


Trefhanptanarticr Der
oit..nng. grmcc in &eitgalisien, 10.
Mai. lteber SDnopn. Ter critic glft
oer Sdllnd,t in @eitaali5ieu lit be-
enoet. Sie itcarcidDen Srnppen nm.
ter Der Siibrnng bes bentidlen 8e-
nerals Nusnit ppn Iafenien haben
crfulgrcidl aae bret bcfeitigtcn Sinien
Der rniiiidlen 5runt onrdDbrudDcn nnb
iammcln nno reformieren iidl ieet
III elmer nenen Sffeniips. Sic brin-
gen bic gurrGfe nad Der tSrunt, Die
I'M cilisen @ormaridl hatten snriidse'
Iaiicn peroen miiiien nno bcnnser
Die Sampfpanic, Die binter ihrer
front snriifsebliebenen Gnnen 5n-
iammensnbringen nno in ben beiual'
oeten 9eraen nadl perlaiienen @e.
idliisen nno nnberer Sriegsbente 81
ind)en.
gin 8efnngenen wmrben bereits
10000 eingebrndDt. lin 10000
mirb iifl Die 3ahl iidler nod erbDben.
,3luiId,en go nno 20 @eidlnsen ipnr.
Den bisber crbentet, aber gennn 10
mic i'm Den maiuriidlcn -SdDladlt.
iclocrn glnnbt man, bae piel mebr
an pcrborsencn TlGsen Smriifge'
lniicn pnrScn.
Ter aiueite 9lft Der Sdllnft be.
oinuf meifer oitlidl. Die siueife oit.-
uma. slrmce eritirmte ben aamm Der
aarpatbcm nno bic nOrblidlcm Ib-
h1nae suiidlcn benz Snpfom- nno
oem ll;iofpaf. Sm Sajuncftansrifi
trieb lie Die ruiiiidlc 9lrmee inter
General Srniiiluff nor Iih her.
Scoer ueitere @ormnrid, Der bent
idlem nmo 0it..nng. Srnppen perfnrSi
Die Sd)ladltfrunt, uuonrdl thinner
mebr Sruppen fir ms frei iuerocn
nno Die gcrwirrnna inter ben flndD'
tenbcn 3niicn INNER srDRer 'uirS.
-,crSanellcn %pspurns unh Slcin'
aiicn.
SoriS, 10. Wai. (otE:sul 8
). 6. @ouoo, or peridlieoenc criolg-
ride Grpibitionen sceen oic Vtarot'
foner aeleitet bat. miro oos&onuan'
90 iiber iene fran5oiii6cn Grpcoitl
onstruppen I'M Orient iiberncbmcn
Die NIT benz 9riten sesen Die Sar'
bnnellen operieren. Der btsbertgt
Gommanount, General oglmaoe
purbe in elmer &egiernngsnllilior
nod 6ronfrei9 berrfen.
0efabr fnr amerifaniide YtiiIipnar'
in Yan.
Siflis, iiber 9onoon, 10. Nsui
slmerifanii6c 0diiion1re i'm %ilaiel
@on, NO Die gIrmenier nod, eritid,loi
icnen gSiberitano eeeen Siirfen uni
airoen iapad ju peroen beginner
beiinben iid] aneeblih in GROCER 8e'
fohr. Gie amcrifonii1en Wiiiioner
iinb i'm oitliden Seil bes @iloiets &c
leaen. Sn ben Gompin Der lestcr
Goae iolen Die Siirfen bort Il ,00C
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-10
@irb aOmplDtt gefiirdtct
@adle ON gnuoes Wnrine Hnlper-
perfe iunrbe neropppelt.

Goper, q. s., 10. Uloi. Sic
@o6tpoiten i'm Ticotinnp slrienul
Der gunoe @forine Gulperperfe
on 9ofe 9enmorf, fiinf Dteilen BON
bier. lpur6e perboppelt. 81 Soloo-
ten Ger regul6ren slrmec trofen aus
Sort SoniIton elm. gs piir6c feline
grfl1riine geeeben, porum oieic8or.
ii6tsmnbresel eineefiibrt fpitroe.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-10
Yrdiioent nno Srnan
bleibeu itnmm.
Grfldrnug ms &eibem
Sans mag jcocu augenz
blid trfOlgcn.
Stpnc luicbcrhDlt, feline llriudle fiIr
Grtra Sefiipn.
gerniturff hattc &onferens nit
StaatsicfrctGr BRIAN.
Srhnncrt namen5 ieincr 9iceiernng
&erlmit upm 9lmcrifnncrn.

@oihinetpn, 10. 0tdi. @raf
non @crlIitorfi. Der oc.ttidc Nrtfdlof-
fer. iprod, hclite bel Sefrctnr @rnon
ror inb anb icinem .tiefcn@eonuerr,
boB sic @reianiiic ocs Gricqe@ Sll
Dem &crlllit 10 pieler umerifuniifer
Menidenleben aefiihrt hdtten," gIus.
orud.
WGhreno ipcber ser Votifloftcr
nod Sefretdr @rnun ben 2lllitdriu-
,soa nomentlih erfu1hntcn, NOR &C,
bcfonft, bob hie btibcl' @con1tcn ans
id)licblidl burilber iprohcn. Gs NOR
Ser critic @eiud oes @otid,ofters
ieit Der %erienflmg bes Tnmpiers
i'm Stuotsoepartement Ser Sefre-
tar cnlpiing i'm ioiort irno begriiBtc
ihn irclinoihoftlid).
91S @otidaiter Scrritorff ais
Der Sfficc Ncs Scfrctnr3 hcrou3fon,
mid, rr allen Sroaen nit Der @emer-
flung aus, er fonnc nidlt5 in9en, on
cr ben Scfretnr @rrnn neriprndlcn
hGttc. oai allc &criffrlltlid,"nrrll
pon Scrrn @rpan aitsgeben ioGlen.
Nur 0as cine iagtr cr. bnB or fci1c
llnterreounN nit Trolibent 99ilIoH
ncrohrchCt rittc.
Srpchl SGfr. 0rnan olS allf'
@raf @crnitrrii lchntcn cs itanhhalt
ub, iih ilber hic 9lnfiIuoiarna bes
StaatsoeportcmentS nts5ltiprehen,
aber legte 6ieic buhin aus, 6aB Der
@otlhafter i'm 9tamen ieiner &egic-
rlng ieinem tiefcn @ebaitcrn 9lus=
brlid gcgebeii bdttc, nid)t mir iiber
Den @erluit non WicnId)cnlcbcn ouf
Der 2uiitarin, fpnbern nlld) iiber oen
9erluit bon 9lmerifanern anloBlidl
Ser Sorpcbierlna ocs omcrifanii6el,
Gompfers @alfIight mo fiir bcn
3ob oes einen Entertainers beinl
%erlrlt Der ifdlabo.
Cine halbc ,Stlinoe nod Der &onfe-
ren5 jipiid)en 9terr1itorff iinb Nrnan
tpurbe ,nter qeaenicitigcm Ginrcr-
Itdnbnis foIgenbe grflGriine burd'
Den Stootsicfretdr Der 95reiie ilber'
geben:
Ser oeittid)e 0oti6after iprod
I'M Staotsocpartement Dor unb eat
leincn tiefcn 9cooilern Iusbrltd ,buf
Die Greigniiic oes Grieees gum Ser.
Init 10 piclcr amerifoniiGer 3eber
gefilbrt b1ttcil.
VI bington II, 10. Wfai. Son
lll SSroit fabelte ferner Dem Staats
oepartelncnt. oab heiite nahntittol
llnter militdriihcr @sforte Die Spfel
Der Siiiitalia 5u @rabe eetro9en per
Den Diiroen. gliierifoniId)e Diploma
tllf)egconten lperoen Der 9eidcnfeic1
beipohnen.
Sei6en bon gllnerifanern, oeren 10
fortige einboliamierine niGt notii
mare, niiroen laltt @eridt bes &on
iitls photographer lino 3ipeds Slid
Ienolmg mad, Den Scr. Staoten il
8leiiorgc gelegt peroen.
| Sefrct0r 9rpan pollte ii1 aid
beiite niGlt iiber oos l1ngliid ausipre
den. 0ie offi5ieQe Grfl0rlmg De
oelltifer &egierling, Die in 8reBbepe
ifen miteeteilt fpurbe, bat oas De
portencilt nod nitlt erreift. Got
ifafter 8erarb mar erind)t poroen
Die &eiultate ieiner slnfragen in
9erliner mismartigen Anlte ntitSutei
len, aber bis iest bot Der 1otif)afte
luilt gneoben Serrn 8rpon's nod
niht ei1rrnol aitf Gbnlihe &obeIocpe
ffen NIT ge5ug ouf DIE Sorpeoierltn,
bes anerifaiiiid,en Iompfcrs @ul
flight geantiportet.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-10
6rpit in aalmnsop 8eaenb.

aolomo5oo, Wtid,., 10. 0toi.
Starfer Sroit in bieicn1 Seil bes
Stoates ifdoigtc in Der perfloiienen
fld)t ellfnlfn lno flcinc Sbitarten.
Seaerie Bflan5er iaeen, Der 5roit
NOR nidt enlpfinblid eenilg, nm ole
crit fiir5lid ausgcieetcn Seacric.
Tflnrsen 81 ihabieen.
Smyrna times., 1915-07-28

Downes, near town.-Mrs. Susan A.
Williams has returned home after
spending several days in Denton, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steele. from Phila-
delphia. have returned home after
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William Green
well. Mrs. j. F. Anderson Of Cherry
Hill, Md. was also a weekend vis;-
or.-Mr. and Mrs. Hitheock and
daughter. spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Jonathan Jacobs. Mrs. Charles
Faulkner, tnee Miss Bertha Rawley)
of Chester. but formerly Of Clayton,
spent some time this week with Mrs.
Flank Lester Burrows. Of Kenton.
renewing an old friendship. This is
Mrs. Faulkner's first visit in ten
years.
Smyrna times., 1915-07-28
TOWNSEND.
Grabbing Party Catch Nearly 100
Crabs.-Locals and Personals.

Grabbing Party Catch Nearly 100
Crabs.-Locals and Personals.
Townsend. July 27.-W. H. Rey-
nolds is having expensive improve
ments made to his new garage. A
new gasoline tank is being installed
with a capacity of $50 gallons.
Clyde L. ShOckley and Charles NJ.
Watts gave a grabbing party to Tay-
lor's Bridge, Friday. and the party
had very good luck. basketing eight
dozen crabs. Those attending were
Irving Wells, Earl Shockley. j. E.
Pallett, John Alfree. Richard Tinnius.
Roy Austin, Wilson Lattomus and c.
Edward Reynolds.
NJ. B. Donovan. manager of the
Townsend baseball team, has resigned
his position and will be succeeded by
J. P. Pritchar5.
A refreee trial was held here Fri
day between Moses Marshall and
John AppeTson, the latter charging
Marshall with killing seven ducks be-
longing to him on his land. He was
allowed So. 25.
Mrs. Martin LuTty broke her arm
at the elbow. last week, by falling
when she attempted to get out Of
carriage at her home.
]. W. Kulp, contractor of Chester
town, Md, is drawing several plans
for a new school building here. The
school board will decide on the most
appropriate one next Monday evening.
Personals: Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Greenwood are spending a week at
the seashOre. Frank and Maragret
Collins are visiting relatives in At.
lantie City. N. J.--Miss Bess Jones
Of Philadelphia, Pa. is visiting
Misses Ruth and Marion Hutchinson.
j. S. Diekerson. Jr.. of Atlantic
City. N. j., is visiting his father
here for a few days.-Judge and
Mrs. j. D. Carter are making an ex-
tended visit to relatives in Baltimore.
Md.-Miss Corine Outter left last
week to spend week with relatives in
Salisbury, Md.-Mr. and Mrs. w.
P. Wilson are spending their vacation
at Ocean City, N. J.
Smyrna times., 1915-07-28

Personals Miss Olivia Woodring.
OF Church Hill. Nd, has been or an
extended visit to Mrs. Aaron Rev
nolds. Jf. of near Clayton Mr.. and
Mrs. James Boggs and son, motored
to kennedyville. Nd. Sunday. TO
visit friends. Mrs. c. Ryan spent
Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. N. G.
Severson. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Will
Hanson and baby. Of Yorklyn. Del,
are spending few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Chapman Mrs. Susan
Pratt spent Sunday with friends at
Blaekiston's Cross Roads. Mrs.
Henry Boggs. Of Kennedyville, Nd,
spent few days with Mrs. James
Boggs last week.-Mr. Walter KEYS
and son. Seville; Mrs. Esther KEYS
and son. William. and Mr.. Abel
Sevil motrred to Rehoboth Sunday for
a weeks sojourn. Mrs. John L.
Graham is visiting her parents at
Barnsley. Pa.-Mrs /. G.. Foshnocht.
Of New Haven. Conn, is the guest of
Mrs Elmer Cats Mrs. Bertha
Faulkner. Of Chester, Pa, spent
Monday with Mrs. Laura Collins.
Mrs. Elva Cowman and daughter
Mary, Of EastOn, Md. is visiting
relatives and friends in Clayton. -
Miss Virgil Reese spent the weekend
At RehObOth. Miss Frances Atla,
OF Wilmington. is visiting her grand.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Allen
Miss Mildred Onley and sister.
Evelyn, have returned from a two
weeks visit 70 friends in Oxford.
Md Miss Emma Pryor has returned
from q visit to relatives in Blackird
Miss Jane Donohoe. of Seaford Is
visiting Mrs. George Tumlin. Mrs
Thomas Jones. Of Philadelphia. is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James Allen.
Smyrna times., 1915-07-28
CHESWOLD
Epworth League Services and Items of
Personal and Social Mention.

Epworth League Services and Items OF
Personal and Social Mention.
Cheswold, July % THE Epworth
League services will be in charge of
Nc. Edward Turner. Sunday evening.
August LIST. Topic: "A Promise of
Protection. -
Personals:-Dr. Harry Wiley. of
Philadelphia was a visitor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis H. Anderson the past
week.-Mrs. Jeanette Sharrard. of
Wilmington, is spending several days
with her aunt Mrs. Ida Wallace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Anderson suent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. |. l.
johnson. Quite a number of our
people visited the Camp Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Connor and Mr.
and Mrs. E. J. Connor. Of Millington.
Md spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Elias K. Perry. Mrs. NJ. J. Smith
Is spending two weeks at camp. Mr..
and Mrs. o. d. Loose and family
spent Sunday at Woodside. Mr.. and
Mrs J. B. Writer and daughter
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Temple Jump, of Wyoming, on Sun
day. Mrs. Suma Boyee is reported
on the sick list.
Smyrna times., 1915-07-28
FLEMING'S LANDING.
Budget of Local News and Personal
Items Of Thoroughfare Neck.

Budget of Local News and Personal
Items Of Thoroughfare Neck.
Fleming's Landing. July 27:-The
Ladies Aid of Friendship NJ. E. Church
will meet at the home Of Mrs. Wes-
ley T. Hawkins. Wednesday, July
%. at 80 p. m.
Mrs. Albert S. Boyer has returned
home after undergoing an operation
for appendicitis in Wilmington.
Mr. Frank Wheeler is on the sick
list.
Personals Miss Eliza Boyer has
returned home after an extended visit
TO relatives in Wilmington.-Mr.
Harold Helveston. Of Jenkintown,
Pa, has been visiting his cousin. Mr..
Howard c. Deakyne. Miss Grace
Wooters has returned to her home in
Greensboro. Nd. after spending sew
eral days with her uncle, Mr.. Frank
Wheeler. Mr.. Paul Warner. of Phil
adelphia, is visiting his sister, Mrs.
w. E. Donovan. Miss Margaret
Collins was the weekend guest of
Miss NJ. Elizabeth Donovan. Mr..
and Mrs. W. E. Donovan and family.
and Mr.. A. j. Staats spent Wednes-
day in Wilmington. Miss Mabel Nc
Claim is making an extended visit to
relatives in Chester, Pa.-Mrs.
Oransby Pleasanton has returned home
after visiting friends in Washington.
D. C.-Miss Edna Woodkeeper and
Miss Mildred N. Reed are visiting
relatives near Kenton. Mr.. Russell
Lutz, of Philadelphia. is the guest
of Mr.. Freeman Hawkins. Mrs. Ma
thaniel Carey and children. of Phila-
delphia, have returned home after an
extended visit to relatives here
Mrs Louise Hill. of Trenton, N. j.,
is making an extended visit to her
sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Fennemore.
Smyrna times., 1915-07-28

the wheels are blue xith b.a.r ...
lWeht ty-nVe different operation .r.-.
CURED Tor the painters 90 finish "a ~..r.
baker car, but the striking -fec- -..
goes far In substaufiatipg ia. .I...
a quality car II Is also of ipt-r...
Know that every portion. bolt ami DE.
OF the Studebaker is painted b.f.-. ~.
ing INTO place. as a guard against r....
bic weather damage.
Noteworthy IN the long Ii, O.. -.
chanical improvements that ID. r...
Studebaker cars display can Doe r..,.
toned the following
The clutch collar l. ball-beariur r..
ing the disengagement OF the ca-..
much easier than before.
The propeller shaft has been er,.-c.l
from ! Is 10 5-l6 inches. doing tV.r
with any possible "whip" tina. .i.
longer shart might otherwis. t-ri -.
develop. Chrome -Vanadiun st.-I
also used in the new shaft IN plac4 ,,
torglng steel a. is customary.
The rear axle is the same d...,-v
usual - the SAFETY-insuring stud.
baker FULL-dOating axle. Bur rI-
axle housing Is larger and larger Tim
ken bearings have been employed
Inc brakes are larger, easy-acfiup
ught-gripping. with l5x2 inch drum.
laced with anti-friction Multibestos ami
are OF ample size 20 stop the car within
a few feet They are equalized and tr..
brake equalizer, which Is OF the p,.,.,
improved type, Is set on the axle hons
ing, eliminating the iolting OF -l4
breake-rods and pedal.
The springs are the usual Stul.bak.,
desigu-long and powerful. Senl-4lIin-
nc springs are used in front. IS in.b.-
long. inches wide, seven-leaf TYNE. I'm
the rear. the springs are three-Guart4r
eilipuc' nlne-leat springs, 81 inches lone
ana inches wide. fitted with shackI-s
at both ends to take up the end-plar
Another detail that evidences ihe gem
efal improvement IN quality that ha-
os7eh made IN the new cars j. the new
nm used on the wheels. This rim has
unique interlocking device that springs.
the tire of when Il is desired to ren'"y.,
4 casing. And any motOrist Who has
had 10 chisel of a tire that has ru.t-.I
on rim will appreciate the greatly III
creased convenience.
The windshield Is Of special Stud.-
Daker design, built integral with the
Dolly and so fitred as 10 make the front
com npartmeut rain and storm proof.
An addition 70 Studebaker equipment
that j. found on the highest priced ears
= the Sparton electrically driven horn
the button in the center Of the steering
wheel. ''iis
The top j. an improved o-e-man tvp..
II Is Of silk mohair on selected al
bows; has metal bow holders. rubber
men, 70 prevent rattling or cutting fa-
brio.
summing no the increased mower.
added comfort. more accessibility and
greater conveniences. with more hand.
some appearance than ever before. these
cars AZ the prce are epoch making in
the history of the industry.
Smyrna times., 1915-07-28
Studebaker New Models Out
Price Reductions Announced That Are Startling Motoring Public

Exceptional care has been paid 20 the
upholstery of the new ears. The leather
used Is the finest grade of genuine, hand
buffed leather on the market Il is the
Studebaker claim that no better leather
can be bought az any price. Il Is
straight-grain, semi bright finish. and is
tufted with a high grade of curled hair.
Deeper eoiied springs give more resili-
eIcv.
The principal feature and that of deem
est concern to motorists j. the greatly
increased power of the new Studebaker
motor. Hills and rutted roads will have
NO further terrOrs for the proud posses
scr of a new Studebaker. Brake tests
on the FOUR have developed AZ and
on the SIX 81 horsepower.
This added power has been secured in
oneway by enlarging the bore of the
motor to S5E inches. For another. the
etIburetOr has been transferred 10 the
left side of the motor, lessening the dis
lance for the gas 10 travel and giving il
treer passage. A separate intake mani
tCdd Is another important factor in Sc
curing a wider range Of ability for the
motor.
The electrical system for starting and
nghung the new cars is the well known
wagner two unit type. which was de-
- AtaA NNAAH uEU EAHAuNlNeAN Tor
Studebaker cars. and which has been
wonderfully successful on more than
10000 cars since then. The switches
are rotary and have been placed on the
instrument board with provision made
Tor locking the ignition control. All
wiring Is carried on the chassis with
connections IN junction box convent
emily placed under the hood. Wiring il
enclosed IN metal cOnduits, proof
against water and mechanical injury
Silence IN the operation of the car
has been made another an important
feature by various changes. The timing
gears accessory drive gears have been
rearrauged, giving more quietness and
adding 70 accessibility. Changes in no.
ltion have been made in the generator
and ignition distributor with the same
purpose IN view. The Substitution ~
gear pump at the end of the cam shaft
IN the oiling system not only gives t,osi-
tive feed. but also eliminates noise
Lengthening the muller tail pine in an
other feature in producing quietness and
greatly lessening vibration. Rubber
bumpers and secure fastenings everv-
where there might be a discommoding
rattle, shows the careful attention thar
has been given to detail
ModlhcatiOns IN the lubrication svs-
TEN with an easily read pressure gauge
on the instrument board. leave little op-
portunity for troubles from this source.
All piping except the lead 70 the gauge
Is inside the motor.
The bodies of the new models are I'm
ished IN what is becoming famous a.
the Studebaker blue" its lasting rich
ness having been attained only after ex.
tensive and costly experiment. This IS
set of with a pin stripe in white. The
hood. Tenders and holdings are enam-
eled IN lustrous black. The spokes of