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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-03
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aelten boben lle aut Dea Niiuen ibrer
pferbe, Die Jranten lhleppten lie alf
ben S9ilbern, Die HDmer auf ben
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%ier5eit tam ben M0msrn Der @eoai1te,
einelt eisentli9en 9anttdtsoienit elm
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den bann bic barmberaisen YriiDsr
auf, uno sur 3eit Der 9ela9eruna
beS ppn ben @paniern senommenen
4miens (l597) mar Das Seer ces
frana5iiiden Mari@alls 8iron NIT
eisentlld9en TelDlu5aretten ausgeitatz
tet. Spdter> tam mon in England
auf Die Sbee, beiun0ere Waseil gu
bultcr, ipelGe nit Der Mrtillerie nlit<
geFii5rt ipurpet utlo a9t Gbirurseu,
odt &ranfenpdrter unD Werballcss
material 1fir 1900 YerleBte ouf5u=
nebnen permoaten; nod 1pdter, als
man bic Bertpeneung bie5er Wn9en
gu umItanoli@ fano, plr0e cine bes
lpnbere Ganltatsabteilung prganis
1iert, Die gum Sell bsritten tpur unb
fth Der aanseH GUT Smprobiiation
pon 5isnali@ prattii@en Srasbabren
beoiente. Mber tpie arm1elis itanb
es NIT ben Mabnabnlen our Werbm=
berung BON giterunsen unb 8ranb!!
Die Mltnben ipurben BLOB nit @aIs
ier ousseDaf9en, uno 5tpor nit talz
tenn, tpern tie BON g%iienpaffen berz
rlbrten, nit lparmem, penn 5euer=
paffen iie berporserufen batter; b0fz
items, oab mon benz Moiier eth me-
mig e1iig1aures 8lei pber Nltobol BEL,
fiiste. Set Diagram (lSO9) luagty
es Der beriibmte Gbirurg aarrep, Bet
@eneralinlpettor bes fran5Diifhem
Observation-Disclosures, gum eritenz
male, nuf benz S9la9tfelb .Mmputa.
linen borSunebn1en, unb er rettcte bas
nit unge3dbitsn @olbaten bas 2eben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-03
l1ebernll iieb n1a1 iebt Sic glbsei-

l1eberaa iiebt molr jeet Sic M3ei-
den Ser neleftrilden @ode". 9ieie
Mbseid)en baben ben Ma1telt Scr
|mooerne Maooin" erbalter.
Gott allen @eidJid)tel1 Ser Mdrd)en
bon gauieno l1nb cine Na6t lit biel-
|leidt Die @eidJidte bon Mlab6in inns
|ieine 8llnberldl1lpe oie intereIfante-
Ite. Gin einfades 9ieiben Ser 9arnpe
genilgte befanntlid), Inn jeben 3unid,
oes gelibers sur grfii1ltlrg SIT bri11@
gen. Ser mooerne Mlaooin brdl1dt
MIR dlif eiltelt Gnopf 51 DriidelL INN
|oie sebeinnibpoIle araft ser @leftri=
|5itat sltr pollen arbeit 81 5rinsen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-03

ipnbers Gorge getragplr lmeroen, 9ie
&oltime merben aae nell lt1rb aus ben
belten 5toffen eefertigt iein.5 Set
piele1r, pielen @od}en ldon lit Srol1
0opner nnermiiOlid NIT Der t@erltel=
lung Der &loitiime iiir 3atne11 1,110
.@erre1 beidDaftigt, Die iie mad, mag
%gebenoell Gorbiloern ltreng inn Gba=
rafter Ser 3eit Sbafeipeares berge=
itelt fat. Seoermann fan,t iih por-
ltellen, mie ptel Mrbeit 11no Naiibe ibr
oos gemabt bat, aber ibr 2pbn fir
,biele miro 1eit1, per11t Sic 3ltldauer
bon oen1 SLANG oieier &oItiime redt
iiberraldt meroen. Mub fir sic Mns=
ltattung Ser 8iib1te miro bos Wen=
ldenmo9lide geleiitet perben. Ser
Mealer, Serr Sobn S. Iabrenfrug, lit
eifrig beldaftigt, fir bas gtiid notb=
tpenoige charlottesville ber5ultel-
len nno bie aften 9eforationen olf=
5nfriid)en. SIS lit SITES geld)eben,
mos nl1r moglid) lit, nm oem re,iser-
ben 56afeipeare'iden 2uitipiel 81,
einem grfolge 5l1 perbelfen. 8ielen
gu eit1em bollitanoigen at MAIDEN,
ltegt IN oen &dt10en oes EltbIifnms.
Wenl1 es ii6 SIT bieien sl11ffiibrungen
10 5ablreid) tpie moglib inn Srien6lp
@onfe einfinoet fattr elm ooIer @r-
folg, oen oie 9ariteaer fir lire MOO
dlenlongen Wiiben urlo 5rau 9otpner
flir Die M%usItattung berlel6en nit
glan5enoen &oitiimen getpiB beroient
baben, nidt ousbleibeft. @ir boffen,
Dob sbafelpeare's 2l1Itipiel oMud)
1000 about nothing" an beiben Mben-
oelt> 9onnerstag ulto Sreitag, ben
IA. nno Is. DECEMBER, Dor boIlen
Sallern iiber Die 8retter oer gibne
oes 6rienolp Sol1le geben miro.
Dr. gater, Salnar5t, mbftoter
Building. 0[na.l
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-03
Sur lestem 8nbe.
@iQiant sSS1lli,1g @eitplal.

Die geiicblng BON @iaiam ssl1=
Inns @eltpbal erfoIgte ont spnnabenb
gtodlt1iittag Tim 5mei l1br bonn Sal1ie
Der god]ter bes gerItorbc1en, iSrall
W}elpine 6. &l1ebl, $50. 1919 Moin
sStroBe, als in Ser Ia~nlilienar1tft
olli Dem Eine SiG Srieobpfe. 9altor
oscar $. @orn iprab int Irol1er=
Dallle ltl1o am 8ra6e. Iie getbeili=
9lln9 a1 BEN Observation-Disclosures
NOR lIberolts groB, lpie audb ser Caro-
neS 9abingeldieoenelt nobeslr mil
glltl11e1l naO &rall5en iiberiat mar
Vie gabrtltdtrager, apeld)e oenn Scr.
%lforbe'1en oas lette @brcllgeleit ga.
bel1> lnnret Die aeabltebelloen: 8
Gl1ebl, Slls &l1ebL Soblt grodmom
~ y Ne1terlen, 9. sdaefer uno 81
Merrolp.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-03

Sic 8rinaeliit aatua,tanofoa
'agitirt enersiih oafiir, loaB oos rtad-.
1te amerifaniibe Sdiff Sen @alnen
uSatpaii" erbalte. Gb Die Ssapaner
bas erlaltben aperoen?
Sic Me9ierul1s Ser Gereinigten
Staaten 1oa offi5ieu Sic NliIiaroens
anleibe Der MIiirteu III M,nerifa quit
|beiben. - Ser gflaoe NIT Sen goloez
llen Soften.
IN Merdants 9ransfer & Storage
go. aelepbOn 855. lGna.l
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-03
GlntomobilmnfaM nit t1oli6emt
MuSgan9e.
Weiaart 9e,trD Carl &r,tie ,piro bet &nuiiina init
Stra6cnbab1t aus WaiDtne aeid)lcmocrt 1tto aMi
ocr STEELE gef0ofet.
%n Etu $. SdrpcScr, @Mc @raf, gctenertes Mntunpbil fu0iSirt upr
SnScpcnocnt Batting Gpmpanp's snlagc nit Mf. @sa Gar.
iolidl Yolisci ninl1,t f%cincrlei @er9aftlnaen ppr.
Ger amf 10 tragiidc @eic pcrnnaliftc mar Scr Gp1m clues bcfanutcu
iarmcrs bcs Srptt Gunntp.
llnfa4 mar %nnncrmciSlidl.

Ger liebcnaebn Satire oItc Meinert
Senrp Garl &rllie BON @llte @rab
m1roe ollf Scr Stelle actDotet, als
Gin bon benz 81 Satire oltcn Otto $.
Sd)roeocr, 9l1te @raB, q. 81, @or
I3S, aeltellertes arobes, lit oitlider
8id)trng fabrenbes 9age=Mutomobil
gcltern Mbeno aegen Dreipiertel eli
llhr Dor Sem 9iiro Ser ,sSSltocpetoent
@afine @ontpallp, $50. 2411 Mofilg=
bonn Noao, nit Ser in meltlid)er Gid)=
tltng funwltenoen Moltnt S6a Gar
9sp. 4S4, meld)e Dos bintere gl,oe Set
ars Ben Sdienen beraltsfabrenoel,
Maidine erfabte lt1b bie linfc Settle
Ser Mald,ine idpper bemolirte nl1b
Das Geroed ohrib, %follibirte.
9ei Ser &ouiiion ml1roe &rltie &C.
gen Die giiei1tbeile 0es 8erbefs ge=
morfen Inns 10 ldpper perlest BOP ieill
Zoo allf Ser Stelle eintrat. Or true
leinen idyaperen ooppelten 5d)aoelbrl1d
|fait in Ser Mitte Ser stirn oonol1.
MuBeroem apltrOe Die redte Seite
|ieines &opfes idper 5erql1etidt.
MllBer &rllle muroe Nientano
Derlebt. Ga Ser ltnfan nod Mngabe
bon Mugen5eltgen a,npermeiolih tpor,
muroen feinerlei gerbafttnaelt por=
aeno1nn1en. Sdroe6er, Ser Sic Waa=
1d)tne i%teuerte, mante Coroner Or.
Sobn 3. >@antrpeu l1nb Ser @olisei
gegelilber cine n%nter5eidnete glrsia=
&c, pelde mir naditebeno int 3rud
Ibrlngen:
Ser l1nfal p%aiirtc ,1un 1O:45 11fr
Mbenbs. Mein Mame lit SHp $.
Sdroeoer, Sl,te Graf, ,sSSa., 8pr SO.
rSdh Stto $. SdroeSer, fubr mil
meiner Gase=M aidine im Dilider
MidJt,tas Sic &odinsbam @oao emit
lang nub befa1o mid f,trs por sem
ltnf all gerabe iueitlid bpm Ser Mnla=
&c Der Snoepenbent 8afing Gpmpa=
MI. Sd fnbr NIT sen bier Mabern
meiner Maidine in Ser Mifte Sc,
@eid)e Der &ofingbam S%trafenbabn.
ltnic, lno sipar firbrem bic @abe,
meiner MaidJine int iiibliden, bes
9pppelgeleiies Der &rensnng. GlDb.
lidJ iab id Die .strafenbabm t,nabe,
fpnmen 1tnb mad]te Sen &eri1tdL met
nc Maid]ine alts sen @elciien fer.
a1s subringen.
ngas Mlttpmobil batte nod nidy
bic @eidle CREDIT, ais Bic @pr6er
ra6er meiner MfaidJine aits ben Sc
leiIen beransfmbrert. Sc batte gercg
net mnb Sic @eleiic uarem i%dJlipfrig
9esbal6 funutc idl bie @interrabc1
meiner MaidJine nid)t r~ed)tseitig al1s
ben @eleiien beransbrinsen. Mein,
@prberra0er bpgcn 1iad) redts a11s
iuabremb meine 6interraber immc1
mod lit Sen @eleiien ftIren.
uElDkltdl rntidten sic 6imterrabe,
meiner Mfa1dJine alts ltnb lu11roem 81
reft gesen sic Strafcnbalm a1geiuor
fen. Sieies geidab a1f bent Giibge
leiic. Die S%trafenbaln itanS ball
a1lf Der @eid)e ,t11b bnlb anf Ser &c
raoem Sdiene, ais ser 1lnfaa paIiirte
uSd iaR int @proertbeil Ser Sea
Idime at Ser linfen Settle 1tab iten
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-03

ltll UuS >tlt4ultpUu- VGuCu IutI ult1
DEM rcdjtcn @urocriib ser Maid1inc
.iaf McllM 6iericmmn nur &lue
Graf. Meinert &ritIc laF I'M Sim
terfik bcs @agens 1a1f Ser li1tfcn Sci
tc, mdlJrcno elm MngcItelltcr nnn
CHRIS. &a,tts @rpeerp SIT 8lite Graf,
Sen idJ mir inter benz Namc11 pSSplt1=
ME" fcnnc, int red)tcn @interiit Ser
Miaidinc iaf.
Sttp $. Sd}rpeSer."
@ie id)on phem fltr5 beridtet, lpllr-
Sc &rllie BEL bem Mnprau 10 idJrper
perlest, oaB er mtf Ser Stelle ieine,l
@cilt altfgab. 9ie anoeren SniaIiell
Ser Maidine, alle quite uno treite
Treltnoe ln10 2ebensgefdbrten bes
altf 10 tragiide @eiie gerungliidta1,
fanlen polig unoerlett, nit Dem blp-
|Ben Sd)reden bapolt.
3ie Moutt Sba Gar SEQ. 4s4, MEL
DIE nit Dem Ml1ton1obil Don 5droe=
Der %folfibirte, tDuroe bon DEM @agen=
fiibrer g. g. graben, Davenport, 81.
SEQ. 6, gelenft ltn6 ltanb inter
Der @ontroue BON @onbltftel1r q. S.
Mnore, geo. 1926 @rolpn 5traBe.
Direft binter Ser Molll1t Sba Gar
befano iid) bas Mutomobil bon 81.
|Sallis, $50. COG Roblfs 5troBe, ser
NIT ieiner 8attin uno @errn MIforo
Mirmnber, Mo. 240S Moding6m
&oao 5uianmenfl1br. MlIe brei ma.
rem 3el1gen oes unfaues l1nb iagten
aus, DOB Ser ltnfaa abloll,t u1ber=
meiolif gelpeien lit. u%ebrigers Be
den iid Sic 4uslaser ser @enannten
genau NIT benen bon @iuiam Son.
l1erp, gor 16, 81. 81. $50. 6, 3apen=
port, l1n0 8. 1%uugbertp, gor %, 81.
81. go. 6, 9abenport, Die it einer
|Mlltomobil bir1ter Sen illngen 2eltten,
oeren M1ttomobil NIT Ser StraBen.
|babn foqi6irte, fubrell, Sic tpie aud
2r. 8eltoiron, Ser Mr5t ser gtraBen.
babuge ieaidaft, lnb g.. M.f Sprague.
SEQ. 918 &od Sslano StraBe, chen.
|fals Mnaen5elige BEG ltnfa1Ies, mer.
Den bei BEN am Mpntng slbenb mn
Iiieben l1br I'M @~eridtsbof bon 6rR.
oensridter Gbiis 0anm int 6reiman.
rertempel ab5ubalten6e1t Sssl1qneit aIs
3eltge1t fllngiren. Bic GoronersinrD
IiDelhe ben l1nfam lltfserlltden tpiro
lbeltebt al1s 0abe glaufIen. Geo. COS
|Glarf gtrnBe, 5reo Mellip, Wai11lnt
9lpey INTO Gofingbam Moab, inns 81
@oie. Coroner Or. Sobn 8. gaat
mea miro BEN sSSl,qleIt leiten. 3
Meinert @enrp garI &ruie erblid
te am Z. Slt1ti 1899 I'M 5cott Gom11
tD, Solpa, bas 2idt Der 8elt uni
genoB in Ser @llte @raB=S6ltle fem
gr3ieblng. 3eit ieines. 2eberrs bo
er I'M Sauie ieiner @ltern, &errl
lno 5ran~ Senrp S. &rl1le, Sic in
Scott County iebr befannt iino, ge
lpobnt. Ser a1f 10 tragiide @eil
Gerl6ieoene moor elmer Ser beIiebte
item jlrnge1l Mar11er oes County Uni
bate cine grobe. 8re,1nos5abl. 6.
miro anBer bon ieinen gltern nod
BON elmer Sdnpelter, Srall @ilo,
lMSoeaer bon Sarris, Saolpa, iiberlebt
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-03
@tabt nnb Gounp,
Counting, ben 3. 9esember.
&leiue Staot=W enigfeiteu.
-Nerben.S Dell itteI eesenNbeutna.
HsHtns mo Shnler5en aler Mrt.
Giepe's Mpotbefe.
&crbringctt gic Dctt @intcrz
NUT brtnacnD.

I1riicIlnte iidcr, all5icbclloc &llrie
aillo ipc5ieIlc ltnterridtsratcn fiir
M[c, Bic bel Segilm bes @intcr-scr=
minis an a. Se5cnrber III Gromn's
@uiineB COLLEGE cil1trcten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-03
@eibnadtsba5ar ser 3iunsgcmeinbe.

gn folftf11el1Delt Gol1l1ersfag, Der
Y. 3e5en6er, berahitaltet Ser sSralt.
elloerein Der 3iolsfirdle an s. llrlf
Gaines GtraBe eil1en @eibradts.
ba5ar an Madmittag nrlo slbeno
Sic 9an1el1 bes Gereins merbensnli
ollerlei idonen @anoarbeiten oltf.
marten, Die maltdem alS @eibnadts.
geldenf Iebr miIlfommel1 iein mer
Den. 3ngleid miro elm SSr1bib, be
lteben0 aus &uffee, belegten 9rot
den, Giscream n1b &l1d)en ierpirf
Sie il1ngel1 2el1te Ser 8emeinoe mer
ben bufiir Sos &Il1b5immer auf!
Sdor1ite oeforiren. Mue ,6reu1toe SCI
@emeinoe ii1to ber5li6 oa5u eirgela
tOelf. T.4tafRs8 AIS lia.8 it{st az,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-03

Dr. Batter, 3adnarst, mbftote,
Building. Mna.l
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-21
TALCOTT SINGS
|. PRAISE OF new !
F.. OVERLAND CAR

The Talcott Overland company, 10.
cal distributors of the Overland autO.
mobiles. is enthusiastic over the
prospects for the coming season and
the fine line Of models offered under
the Overland name.
The company's salesroom Is located
at Twelfth and Main streets where
machines can be displayed to good
advantage.
One of the talking points used by
the Talcott people is the easy con-
troll Of the Overland which permits
handle the car with such ease and
safety.
Speaking Of the comfort and luxury
Of the Overland. Mr.. Talcott says:
LAS soon as you sit back in the
deep, soft seats you realize how skill
fully the upholstery Is shaped to con-
form to the body-how accurately the
seats are tilted to the degree which
allows greatest relaxation. You no.
tice that the deep spiral springs be-
meath the upholstery have just the
right "give," neither resisting stiffly
nor yielding too readily to your
weight. And you mark the abundance
of elbow and leg-room.
But 1t is when you ride In the car
that you realize fully how complete
and satisfying this comfort is. Part
of this smoothness of riding is due,
OF course, to the large tires; part to
the correct distribution Of weight in
the chassis. But most of it is due to
the cantilever type rear springs"
or the motor he says:
You will find that the Model 70
motor gives you. to an unusual degree,
the abundant power, the economy,
and the simplicity which are the prin-
cipal characteristics of the long-stroke
bloc type motor
You will find, too, that 1t is re-
markedly quiet in operation-and re-
mains so. The valve mechanism is all
enclosed. although readily accessible,
and silent chains are used instead Of
gears"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-21
FIGURES THAT tell
GROWTH OF AUTO

The progress of the automobile in
dustry since Alexander Winton sold
first American-made motor car to Rob-
ert Allison for $1,000 to it's position
in 1915, when 7O7527 automobiles
were sold for total of 1878 900, is
illustrated by Theodore H. Price in
the Outlook. Fully one-half of the cars
sold in the United States during the
last year were bought by farmers. In
the four years from 1911 to 1914 the
number of cars registered in the grain
states, Illinois, Iowa, Missouri. Wiscon-
sin Minnesota, North and South Da-
kota, Kansas and Oklahoma increased
from 10000 to 100000 and one-half
are said to be owned by farmers, who
paid $250,000,000 for them. There are
10000 automobile dealers garages, re-
pair shops and charging stations in the
country. More than 100000 motor
cars were registered in various states
in July, 1915. ~.
Manufacturers believe that the de-
mand for popular priced touring cars
will continue to increase.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-21
DRIVERS APPROVE.
GRAVEL HIGHWAYS
OF WAYNE COUNTY

Wayne county has been the most
consistent booster Of the dragged road
OF any county in the state and as q
result, the highways taken as whole
are considered by motorists as among
the best. In the state. County Road
Jones. who Is strong
exponent OF the gravel road, believes
that for easy riding surface qualities,
the gravel road is superior to any
that can be built.
Because of the high cost OF brick or
concrete improvements, Wayne county
has never entered into an extensive
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-21

That Richmond well deserves the
reputation 1t holds as an automobile
manufacturing center is shown by the
fact that during the season 1856,
local firms are anticipating the manu-
facture of approximately $500 auto
mobiles. Practically all types and
models of automobile are manufac-
tured in Richmond with the exception
of electrics.
Officials of the four leading auto
mobile companies Of the city state
that this season has been record
breaking year and that practically all
Of the local output has been contract
ed for.
The automobile industry In Rich
mond amounts to approximately
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-21

system Of hard surfaced road improve
ment Many automobilists, however.
believe that the good roads Of this
county must be attributed to the care
given them through the road depart
ment
II the desires Of large majority of
the taxpayers of jackson and Center
township are realized. tourists through
this county will find the first strip
Of concrete road on the National high
way through Indiana.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-21
1ULkLEY-RiDER TO BUILD

The BulkleyRider Tractor Co., Los
Angles. Cal, has announced that as
soon as site can be decided upon,
the company viii begin the erection of
a large factory with capacity OF
tractors per month. Plans
for the factory have already been ac-
copied and several sites are under
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-21
So, 800, 900 WORTH OF CARS
Manufactured IN THIS CITY

$500, 900 a year. More than 800 men
are employed In Richmond In the
manufacture Of automobiles alone
Richmond not only manufactures
complete automobiles but the Wayne
Works holds large contracts with 9TH
er automobile firms for the manufac-
ture of engines and other automobile
parts. II all the local factories that
manufacture automobile parts and
equipment are taken into considera-
tion, 1t will be found that over 700
men are employed at the work In this
city.
Thousands OF Koreans have applied
for Russian citizenship with a view
of poining the Russian army.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-21

Mss Constance <0P4
Under orders to prevent outbreaks
of violence among striking silk weav-
ers and those who have gone back to
work, Constance Kopp, under sheriff,
is in charge of the situation at Hack.
ensack, N. J., today. Twenty-Five hun
bred workers have returned to their
looms.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-21
MAKE TIRES IN BALTIMORE

The Baltimore Rubber Tire Mfg. Co.,
Baltimore, Nd. has been formed to
make automobile tires. No plant as
yet has been selected. The name Of
the tire will be the Wil-Lox. The cap
ital stock of the company Is $4,000
The officers OF the company are G. w.
Habbersett, president: H. NJ. Rever,
secretary-treasurer; A. S.. Mauk, vice
president. and general manager.
The British get some quinine from
Iamacia hut more from India
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-21

Following a speech at Philadelphia
in which he said that he would gladly
shoulder a musket in defence OF his
country, Jacob l.. Lit was elected Col
onel OF the Maccabean Regiment, the
first military organization formed in
this country among Jews. Plans we're
completed to recruit full regiment Of
Jews in Philadelphia. A score of
young men prominent in Jewish cir
cles and members of the executive
committee in charge of recruiting the
organization attended. A. J. Drexel
Biddle also attended and volunteered
to aid in perfecting the organization.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-06
@ of Finance

era1 Motors the Buick. The Willys- Overland produces the Overland models. The only genuine competi- tion Independent of these three is fur nished by Ford, Dodge, Studebaker and Maxwell.
 The new automobile consolidation which is being worked out in Wall street will represent a production in 1916 of 248,000 cars, net earnings of $25, 5,OOO,OOO and perhaps $27,OO0,OOO and a present capitalization in stock and funded obligations of $44.186, 6,0OO.
 The backbone of the consolidation is, of course, the Wi1lys-Overland Co.,, which represents 80 per cent. of the number of cars and about 80 per cent. of the estimated net profits. One difficulty with the Willys Com pany, has been to get a car that would meet the demand which exists for a car of higher price. This va riety of production the new conso1i- dation assures through the Hudson and Chalmers class of users.
 The Hudson Company is understood to have lined up its schedules for an output in 1916 of 3o,OOO cars against slightly less than 10000 in 1915. 1t is believed that the company will earn at least $3.OO0,00O net, equal to $150 per share on@its small capital of $2,000.000. It has no bonds. The Chalmers company has been coIning fast during the past two years and it's production has climbed from about 1000 cars to an expected pro tduction this year of between 18,0Oo and 10000 cars. It's profits will be not less than $s,ooO,O0o, equal to about $110 per share on it's $5,00O,- 900 common, after taking out the div fdend on the comparatively small is- sue of $1,186.50O preferred. The salient statistics of produc- ton, net profits and capitalization of nf three automobile = panies to enter this new merger as estimated for 1916 are as fo1lows:- WillXs-Overland, production, 2oo,- 900; net profits. $20,000,oO0;t capitali-
 zation, $S6, 6,000,o0o.
 Hudson, production, 3a,ooo; net
 profits, s3,eoo.o0o; capitalization, $2.- Chalmkrs.l production. 1s,ooo; net profits s2.5oo,ooo; capitalization, s6,- 1S6.000.
 Total production, 24s 900; net prof
 it's. $25. 800. .oo0; capitalization. $44,- l-186.0O0.
 l It is considered extremely unlikely
 that Fisk Rubber will be taken into
 the consolidation. This company s
 common stock is. of course, largely Eowned by the officials of the Willys- EOverland Co.
 1 Another new feature in this con solidation will be the acquisition oi a controlling tinterest in the Auto Light Company, and of a large block
 of stock in the newly formed United
 Motors Company, both part producers Through stock ownership of the United Motors the new consolidation I will be<to some extent shaking hands l with the Durant interests, who were Instrumental in forming and owr large amounts of United Motors
 which was recently formed as a, hold ing company for the New Departure l Company of Bristol, Per1man Rim and fother companies. On the curb Sat urday United Motors, which was pu out at 62, sold up to 90-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-06
STOCK MARKET

New York June 6.-Opening.AWa street received the news of the Kitch-- ener catastrophe with surprising calm, due probably. to the fact that the fate of the distinguished genera! and his staff was widely knoI n in the district some time before the market opened.
 ~t~udaFd shares were inclined to yield modere tely and the irregular trend of the general list was seen in the heavi- ness of Mercantile Marines while
 United Fruit was strong. There were and sugar issues as well as Crucible
 Steel, Harvesters U S. Smelling and
 other specialties-
 Noon.-Leading stocks recovered from their uncertain course towards
 midday, Norfolk & Western, Reading, Louisville & Nashville and Canadian Pacific moving brisk1y forward, the
 first named to a new maximum, and
 carrying other representative rails to higher levels. Meantime few spe- cialties supplemented opening }ad- vances with new records for sugar is sues. Motors were uneven, WiIlys- Overland regafning part of yesterdays
 late reversal with strength and ac- tivity in Maxwe1ls and Goodrich. while Chandler broke sharply, reacting
 about eight points. Some munitions were better by one to two points with six for Bethlehem Steel. International issues were unaffected by the news from abroad. Bonds were firm.