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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-09
rllnics" SnnOcl nit eaOamcrifa.

Die aus Shoamerifa bier cingclau.
iencn Sdiiie beridtcn Dab iic III
Den characterization Siaaten nm
Damn 9aolmg er6dlten tonnen nena
lie 0ie @orantie aeben oaB tie ailf
Der 9}iidreiie cine 9aoing aobIen
bon Gnalano nitbriiaen fonnen.
Iieie AcScI 1T oni allie neltrolen
SHiife alloacoebnt uorocn- Tanit
weroen bic ameritnniihen Shiiic ge.
5punaen nad Gn8lano 3u fnbren
mo bort @o6Ieu 3ii bolcu menn lie
fir sic &crcini9ten Siaateu cine So.
oun0 @allee mo auocrcr 4rooutie
ans Siioamerifa boIen mollen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-09
enIIceIider SOB.


@incn entieblihen TOO fano geltern
Der AZ Sabre alto u. Iucoeao bon
9}r. 10, 2ocuit StroBc, Curtis Ban.
Ger Wlann @ogcn6aier BON gerilt
battc III oen g(nlagen Der Baltimore.
Cbiogo6n" 5u 9ocltit-Foint cine 9ic.
peratur inter cincm &obleigogeon
aas5ufii6ren. Ger !5taHn orbeitete
9croOe ali Der gl1ie oes @o9eons,
ais cine 2ofontotipc Den 9aegon IN
9cipcging Iettc. Der Monu geriet6
5pii6en oos 9iaO rnb oie gldie uno
wuroe etuo 1870 SuB meit gei1lciit
c6e olrb Ole 9iufe oeiiel6en Oie Sol.
lcgen oiifnierfiam murOen imO Die
SofomotiYe SIM Salteu peranlaBten.
Gucoela 6atte bereits ieiii Se6en
ais ct inter Dem @ag.
aon 0erOorgc5ogen ipitr0e. Dem lin
gliidlihcl mar Gin 9lrm uolitdnois
pom a0rper a6aerilien. ino bing
aud Ger aopi MIR nod an ciniaen
Noutt0eilen Coroner Nein6arot ltcQ
te einen oiii lluiaa Iolitenoen Sooteu.
ideiu aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-09

eipppbrgme Hau0epine uHo MunoelbiIoer.
,,lipck Nlew 8art" glucrlcl Bolisbcniii'
nNHaen
van shore Bari" glnere llnierbdlunacn.
tNmDun rni Anri" 2llcrlel llnicrbniiuHAcu.
EulnrNfr Bgadl Ldaiin 0rinrlioncn
beil ~ 5nm 5rliblinaslrIi inI saiDer 8ew'
4drlH
,9glcn" @pnnlua, ben / 4. Suu, arobc
&1Nifliuu Qui ocn Nnmpipr yDrenml0no"
Noiebnn In ,,Cr0lr.Nnri" Seuie 9laD'
-nlIlnn NnInnore Acnen Nrnnlncnll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-09

EelenrapIlidler 9NeIlerberidII.

gIns BEN ibrigen 9un0eS @ettcr.
Ncobadtungs -5totioncn ipuroen Die
ioIecnocn bodlicn SemperattircL
Die um 8 ilbr oeitern 9lbeno Dcrrib.
ten. bcrihict:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-09
25 Sa0rc SlabGimcr.

Or. G6orles u 9fu6initein fam auf
cine 25-id6rige icocnSrei6e Eba-
tigfeit 5uriidblideu. ST 1S
Sabre SRo6biuer am Sor Sinai-
EenipcI. II Gie @encinoe iuirO
Oen Subilar cntipredcno tten
Gr. CHARLES 81. Slu6inItein, Eabbi-
ner oes Sor Sinoi-Sempel 6lidt IN
oieicm N1onat ouf cine 25-idbrige
S61tigfeit ols 9lo6bincr 8uriid. 8or
% SSo6rcn groOuirte Der iinge 9tu-
biniicin nit bo6iter 9lus5eidmmg
ailf Dem Se6rem lluionsScniuor in
Cincinnati, nno amtirte 5luodit in
2ittle Hod, 9lrf. SSn Baltimore 1T
Scr geodtetc 9iobbiner icbt Is Sabre
tbdtig.
9cideioen,. pie Serr RubenItein
Itets lit, nil er Oieien fir i'm beOeut-
ialnen Gag obne ghf6ebenS borbei
gcben laIicu. Sic M}itglieocr scr
@emeiuoe iinO ieOod onoerer 0lei-
ming rmo bobeu cine lle6errairbung
fir i6rcn Or. &ubenitein ms guec
eefoBt. geIder 9lrt OieieI6e ein
miro, lit nod nidt befannt eegeben.
Or. Gubinitein Bat cine berOorra-
uen0e Stele inter Sen refornlirtcn
Go66inern OieleS 2on0aS inne. Gieie
reformirte 8epcgitng begom inter
Or. Gmil @uItoo Sirih, iebt in Gbi-
cogo, imo Or. Gapio 9biaipion, sur
Belt in Cincinnati, oIs oieic Serrn
9o66incr am Sor Sinoi.9cmpcl pd-
rem. Ser @e0anfe brad iid idnell
9o6n lmO reiite in allen E6eilen OeS
2onoes. Ir. glu6inItcin orbcitete
nrermiioIid an oieicr 9enegllng,
rmO bergroBcrte oos @erf ieiner Sor-
gGngcr 8eitiebeuO umO Wlomentc
flor crfaiicno unO reoeno, iuenn eS
oie 8cit erbeiift, oOer Ser 9(ugcnblid
oofiir ocfommen it, linO ieine Saupt-
itdrfe, Die er 5um @o6l icincr @e'
meinOc bermonote
Gor einigen Sa6rcn itottctc Scrr
NubenItein Galti6lonO einen 9eiud
ob, unO oertieftc iih in Oos @eiitcs-
leben Geiltidlon0's, Dor melhem CT
eroBe Sododtlme Bat Ser 9rieg
Oerbinoerte i'm tuieOer cine 9ieiie
nab bort 5u maAen
Sic Sar Sinai @emeinOc no6m
inlter ieiner 6iibrlng Itdnoig 8it linO
lit Gr. &ubenitein bon oerielben oll-
gemein eeodJtet itnO geebst Gie @e-
meinOe beitebt oarauf OoB OoS Gil
ber- SubilGum i6res Ha66iners IN
cutiprecbenOer @eiie begongen miro,
ood mia Der Subilor niht Der giit-
telbiinft cinpr Snnffnn Iein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-09

BON mo naM GcitihIono ino
Geitcrreid llngarii iibcr Notteroont
ino glep'Yort. @cloicnouuocn mad,
Grropn.
Sbcu. $. Dieuer e. &c.,
2l7 Ch,Vnltimore.Str,
(Nldr5i3-) 243 SiO.NronDwag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-09
9lnsflno Der gIinScn.

Sin @o6lt6dter Der 01cnId6eit bat
Dem Gcrein Der 6linocn 8rauen BON
WlarDIano cine Sonocr.@or Der Stra.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sur @erfiigung
eciteat, uelbc Die 6rauen AM Wlon-
tag nod Dem 9np. S6ore.8nrf brtn,
gen ion. Gie 6rauen ueroen bort
Ole gldne fir Elm i'm giopeniber itatt.
finocn0es Gor5ert beipreden, oos
sum 9eiten ser 9lrbeitsitdtte Der
9Iinoen n6gc6aIten meroen ioa. Spa.
ter iino Oic 5rauen @aite 5n einem
gl6cuoeiien mo he6en oenielbeu ale
@crguiigungen frei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-09
Plus Ocu etauts.gnrcaur.

5peiten 9lmtsternin ais Ylit.
glico Scr @ommiiiion fir oiient,
Ii6e 9etriebe an, @eitcre
@roteite acgen Ole GerIdngerumg
ser @omonoion glpenue Sinie
eiugerci6t. - 5isung Der 9ano'
ItroBcu.Gommiiiion.
gla6 3pciiG6riger glbpeicnbcit be-.
gam Serr @biIip 3. 9oiro, DER fri.
6crc Goriibciioe Der Gomnliiiion fir
offentli6c 8etriebe, gum 3peiten
Mal icinc 9fHdten oIs 0litglico
oicier mihtigen 9eb0rOc. gr mnroc
BON @ouperneur Sorrineton 5um
gladjfolger ocs friiberen 9li6ters g8.
9airo ScnrD, peIher ieiner 3eit bonn
@ouoernenr ernonnt puroe, ais IScrr
9airo feline geiignotion eiurcidtc,
ernannt.
Serr SoirO trof 5ur W3ittogsihnoc
in Dem gureou Der Gommiiiion cin
imo ipuroe bon 8oriiber Sowcrs,
Gommiii1r Einanus. Sefretdr sen.
oaIl imO oen giireau.glugeItcltcn
6er5li6 pilIfomnen gebeiBen.
Ger Gommiiiion Iiegeu fir ole
nddIte 3uflnft 5obIreide pidtigc
@cibditc sur GrleOioine Dor, oar
untcr sic ScIticslme Der 9lotcn Der
@beiapeafe rmo Botomoc GeIepbon.
@ompagnie, cine llnteriuhung ser
Gcreinigten StroBenbabn @eieIl.
Ibait mo Ole 8orticsung Der Inter
iudung Scr @oten Ser Baltimore So
ggater ano electric 50.
@ouocrneur fpridt in 81.
01orD'S GitD.
@oupcrncltr Sorrinetou begab lid
aeitern W1orgen nod ct. Nlorbs
Stir. no CT Bel Ser SobrcsidluBfcier
ocs ct. Marp's Ol1o6eu.Seminars
eine 9lniprodc bielt.
@66reno ieincr 9(bweienbcit purOc
icin it1otiides Bureau bonn Garrett
@eb1noe nod Dem iefstcn Stodfperf
oes llnion Sutit-@cb1u0cS transfe-
rirt.
@ citere @roteite eiugc.
retdt.
9ei Scr Gommiiiion fir ofientlid]e
@etriebe tpuroen geitern 5pei mciterc
grotcitc gcgen bic GerlGngerlme DER
@omonoion glpenue Clinic our1
oie Gereinigte StraBenbabu @eiell.
ibnft gum 3pcd elmer beiIeren Ser.
binoimg Ger geipobner bon glorO.
pclt Baltimore nit Dem Centrum
Der 5toot eineercidt. Die @roteiii-
renoen ficllcn iid ami Ben Stano.
pitnft, oaB Oie porgcidlagene Ser
lingering ser N1ooiion 9lbcnuc-
9inie ais weit wiinidensipert6er er.
iheine.
Srl. 9llice 9. Grimes, cine Sebre'
rim an Der offentliden Sdule an Der
glisquitb- mo Baltimore StroBe,
eriudtc Ole @ommiiiion, Oie Stra.
Benbabn @eielli1oft 81 peronlaiien,
ooB iic an Der g1ooiion.g(benuc mo
g8bitelod StroBe ooIle llmiieigc.
9Sribilegien geipdbre oOer Ole 9inocn.
9lpemic-2inie iiber i6re friiberc
9loute iiber oic Baltimore StrnBe
fibre.
Bon Der Stnot8lunOitro'-
gen Gommiii'ion.
81 ser acItrigeu Sieune Der
StnatslonoItroBen gommiiiion er.
idicnen orei Telcoationen. Ole cine
oieicr CeIcgationcn mar bon goIti-
more. mo Sarfaro @ormtu uno er.
fu6te m GerbeTerims Der 9biloOel.
pbio Rouo ourh bic beiocn Golin.
ties. Inn cine 9itc gerbinouno mt
Der Saorc sc Grace 9ioao ber5liteI-
len.
Iie 5ipeite Delegation fam BON
obcrcn guoe bon gaItitnorc.GoimtD
rno beiiirportete Die @erbeiierin9
Der Norf Hoao bon gerona Bis 5ir
EcrniDlDnnia.9inic.
Iic brittle delegation mar bon
Carroll @oimtp unO madtc Der
Gomntiiiion oen 9oridlag, ole
StraBc bon Eoneptoiun nad SorneD
an Der @euniul0ania-9inie in 9utcn
Stono iesen 5u IoHen, Inn oaourb
cine iueiterc @oute nad Dem @cttDs.
Burg Sdlahtfclo 5u erofincn.
Gnticelidcr Sob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-09
0lnn0es-9epartement fit SanomirtB'
ldlnft-gNcfter.Qn
Vcridlt 0rS @altimorc gSrttcrbMrCaus

Ger 6endtigfeitsscboIt Der 2uit
iDor rs @ro8cut I'M s llbr @aorgcus
uno 76 @ro5cut Inn $ ll6r glbenos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-09

Muni5ipaI.Wadridten.
Stdotii1e Sbligationeu pcroen Der
touit peroeu 8ious airden-
@ruuoitiid oIs @Iot fir Con.
bentious Sale IN Gripdeung ea.
5oeeu. SouutoeS 9oieboa-
@eroronluo iducr 81 iblogcn.
ggic Stoot 0legiitrotor @piun
aeiicrn bcfonnt modte. BOT bic itdo.
tiidc 8inonj Gomniiiion eeitern
beibloiien itdOtiic6e C6lisationen
fir Ocridjieoeuc belpiaiete 9lnleibeu
gum 0erfauie 3il brineen Gs lit be.
ihloiien moroel IN oen perit6ieoenen
glnIei6en Cbligotionen IN folacuoen
geirdgen auf oen Mlortt 81 bringcn:
S5OO,O0O ser gluner 9Inlei6c BON
1851;
$5O00OO oer 9tloitcrlngs-slnIei6
bon 1851.
100000 ser ggoiier : glnlei6e bon
1858;
$275.0OO ser gououiicn 9Inlci0e
bon 1862.
Iieie S6ligationen oie cine @s.
Iannt6obc bon $i,475,OOO 6o6en,
imo idnmtIid Dicrpro5cutise sIulei.
ben.
@lit 9lusua6me bon $225,00O DER
gluuer gInleibc iiuo es aIlcs nod
nidt ousgeacbcne Gbligotioueu
CONVENTIONS Sale onf
Dem @run6itiidc Ser
3tons Rirdc?
goS @riinoitiid scr 3ions Stride
an Scr @opItraBe nuo 2cringtou
4lo3o iuiro BON ocu @}ni5ipol &c.
BORDEN criiili6 in @npdaung ge3o.
gen aIs sic Stcnc, oni ser cine aro-
Be uuo ocr0uniige @onpentions.Saae
erridtct per6en fol-. @s berlaitet,
ooB 81 Dem 9lnfoufe Ocs @runoitii-
deS 100000 ans Oeni @ipic Centre.
6ono 5ir gerfii9ung iiduoen fots
bic 2eittng Der Stride iidj 81 elmer
Ner1uBcrung ocs 8Ioscs bcrcit erfld
rem iollte. Gs wlirOe bcitinnt uerii'
djcrt, ooB Sic StaOtDermaltitng felt
bctrddtliher 3eit in Der 9lngeIegen.
BELT nit Dem 9irdenrot6e Der @e.
mein0e IN 5ii6lung gefommen iei.
Nus ocn bis6cr gen1odtcn glnocu.
tltnaen I1eint berbor5age6en, oaB
oie Staotpcrmolhne iid nit Dem
@eboufen trGet Ons geiomnte
@rluoItid 5miIden SoaiOap. imo
@oDiiraBe ino bon 9egington, fat
bis Sur SorotogoitrdBe in i6rett &c.
iib 3u brineen ilno oorouf cine Sane
5il erridtcn, oie minoeitens Elm Sal
iingspernogen bon 5000 Nerioncn
bo6cn Iol Tort miiroen oolm and
rcaeln1Bige Gon3ertc oes BultInlorer
Symphonic Crdeiters itattiinoen
uno aroBere @erIommllngen,S Spern-
@oriteaunaen uno it0otiitc 9lusitel.
lunaen o6ge6olten peroen
@or Ginger 8eit prroc ser Blab
fir Sic 4. RegimentS Saae in @r.
iudgung ae3oecn. D}opor BRETON
ibcut groBeu @ertb ouf sic Grid.
tlmo elmer Conventions Souc 81,
lcact oie IN Dem Gipic Centre geIe.
qen iein ion, Tie 8iioaet 9e6oroe
Dat 3peiNerpiaigimacn BON ie 500.
900 fir @el1nocfauic i'm Chic Gen.
tre 0crcitS aemaht, nnO eiue brittle
@criuilliguna III glcider S0be miro
III Sem rdhiicn 8iioaet Sobrc 0e.
mod)t pcr0en
4cb Genfmol MoOelIe
ioIlcn ousgcitcllt
luer0cn
MaDor 9,rcIion mo6te aeiiern
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-09
glriOn :
lSrORe (Sgtnriion
Gouutaa, ben II. Snui 1916,
2ampfer o9rcamlamb"
N6iabrt 2 llGr NammitiaaS
Sgia uOu sroabmav.
(Nlaii4.2l .2s. SyiiniA.8,ii)


Nei ser nni n0Aiicn Douucrlta5
iioiiiinocuoeu SabresidluBfcier Der
so6ns &opfins llniDerlitat' ~ Der
.11unf gtfooemic" miro Der Nrali.
oat Der llniperiitdt Or t5rant 5.
l5oo0nom, bic 6ouptrc0e bolten. PIE
1SciiliHteiteu idlIoiicn cuen 1all'
iaut BON 9lr Nlurrop y Brulb,
Ical ocs coleGioIiiden Geparte.
meiits III NomcIuooo gegeben oer
ecicrn 9la1mittas liattfano elL
lrd6reuo ocr @rniprell'DErol Sc.
Itqrn gl6eu0 nm 3 ll1r ii Der ylcs
G0D Ndnc abgcHalten muroe slllr
0ere 1cfhdfeiten pcroen taQlidi pis
sur 5Nhljioier Dor iid gcbcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-09
Hnn1rrt im EIiftnn. .9Snrf.

Tns 9srogramnl iiir oaS 0or5ert
gciiima bon Froi. Ganiel 6clomann
III Dem GliftonlRarf beiite 9lbciio
pou 7.30 ~ 10 llbr 1T mic folgt
Niarih iHuso aRuAcanS" qiNcoln
Gubgtits .En sel aur RerIea \. 8npal
VI &clriilpH pppplnrer Wiap0en @atanf
NNSrr .Neli bCf NiCbc" ....... Qan
s. 9upboniuu &Do .auo Cana
GDnc" .....-.,. .,...4........,.. pnrim0n
(1r Lbpnae 0uiiD)
81 naninlig s3hr smut ............ Whre
q Nir oc Nuiicl" ........... Winiicnet
b fcic NoDcue" "........... WoiiNci
e Tnpduiher Ian3 ...s...4... IbOWno
0 Nila 0 fopunt 5icll 0iia" M .Gmiih
30 V,orlt p6iheliiU" "..... ..44......... t6l0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-09

ylNt6
ggetter. .glmsIidJten.

sir WlarDlano mo Den Eiltrifi
Columbia beute 9iegen uno oitliHc
gginOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-09

Der bcutidlc rgierte@, OaS Yiiusit-
felt bes 0cntfdJen g9aiicn6anics,
NOutus, II. Suui, SliucrsSiew.9arf.
Scber 9cmtidc iOatc cS fcicrn bclfcn.
(Snni3-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-09

Iie 5taot.aapellc oes 9rof. 8. ~.
ieitnpaIo Cat fiir oas Goa3ert am
3allsmap Nlonancni, nobe G6aie'
5traBe. beite 9lbcuo bon s bis 0alb
AZ Nor folaen0es Fro9ramm aliae.
licili
nNnfiN BoutifiCaie" s..s.s. ei0nnob
%cciiinE aGbiHc5 IN glprmanpn7
Rlanauelp
4nippOrHe& &un
(Nr q Riubi)
AZ EeIfiiipn abe Nlug aeinnile" AQmbrl0
4 cfldiipn an Cilcnpuma Gpcru Y1uncr
u Wemr oI &tepbrn softer ... Lubaui
EnH8.9iuNi.
n Tuc 1iaps aNnpuniuiilW -..,... 8etlou
s. Naisfr uOcfilc .4...... ....... Dlcitcc
81 1of Iroi. Come on 20 Nnlbplnc
1endlolon
tO t3auoite Nnliimore"
ii 0nc siep oCn toe 9oiu g'cfo
Neie". ,.t...v....r-... .........., .Itlcr
12 &iul 1puuglco gamer"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-09

acSc ocntIdc Tnmilic Scr Stnbt
ae5c an Wlontae, ~. Snui, nndD bcm
9iUcr %icu &urt 5nm @aiicnfcIt,
Orm oerohrn Sage" Ocr @flrelinsc
OeS 9cntidjt6nms.
(Slni9-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-09

4ousnfnifn. nig ben ,nuaideN NqWflpou'
tfntAaD aiat pNutiilM Dofy hnftAflmaNil g.
tdiftu nnb AfOfffu, Det Dfrcf ppppn pft tttt'
seps potg 1ptiiulf ael''QtNANa =" wA"'"'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-09
&cb Genfmol % o0elIe
oIlcn ousgcitcllt

NRapor Erclton nohte geltern
Nadmittag 6efannt, ooB luenigIienS
10 oocr ~ Wlooelle iiir oos 6ranciS
Scott Sen gentmal in Baltimore
oiisociicat iuerocn lpiiroen, sic iid
ougcn6lidlib ii ser 9lmocs1oipt,
iioot 5ur 59ou onsaeiie1t beiinocn
9lah 9dlB Ser Moi6ingtoner gluS.
iicQina ucrocn bic Dlooeac aii ao-
itcuQaltitnorcs bicr6cr ae6raht lmo
un Feo6o0D Wlnicnnl nnsgeitellt
pcrocn. oomit sic 6iciiac geDolfe.
rung ib Gin llrt6cil ii6cr ocu
Stieosiprud oies @reisridier Col.
leauimS MAIDEN fomn
Serr E6rift un0 sic Stra-
Bcn6oAn @cfellidoft.
Iic @erciniate StroBeu6a6n @c.
iclidoit Ihcint o0ce 9lnocrc, olS oaS
oSie6e aiuo" ser 9oltimorer 5taOt.
permaltlng 81 iein. sSn ser lcbtcn
3eit uerginaen faum mcniae Iogc,
an ocucu nidJt sic Siaoiucrpoltnna
an oen 6orocriingen coer MoBnab.
men ocr cJciraidbnit ctpoS atis5nie.
beu 6atie rno iebt III pieoer cin @e.
ihtnB bon ser 8iioget 9e6oroc ac
foTt por0eit Scr erfennen l1Bt. ooB
oie Staotuerpalting nod niht oie
Streitoyt begrabcn bat. gS lit an.
oeorouct morocn, oaB Ole 9ruitoein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-09
, National eeaans. Z"
,QImtrItau etaanc."

Singer nnO Snrncr ucrOen OaS
@aiicnfcIt am MOutag, IL. Suni, i'm
yliOer.|ieiu-earf berIdGucrn 6clfcn.
glicmanO, Der OeittIdDes glnt in ben
9IOrrn fat, IoIltc fcBlcn.
(Sumi3-)
The sun., 1916-01-02

To-day there are thousands or them.
Twelve years hence will see its use prac-
tically universal Twelve years ago the
investment In the production OF motor
cars amounted TO a few hundred thou
sand dollars. To-day the investments
run into the hundreds OF millions.
Twelve years ago there were only few
thousand persons employed in the indus
try. To-day It gives employment TO hun
dreds of thousands and furnishes live
lihood for more than a million.
Great as has been the development
of the motor car. II has not been with
out its handicaps. In some respects Its
growth has been too rapid for its own
we'll being The Manufacture OF motor
cars opened up new fields OF usefulness.
1t created new opportunities for brains.
but unfortunately brains did not develop
as fast as the demand for their product.
Because OF its seemingly rosy future
many were mised into the belize
II was any mans business.
The result was that automobile manu-
facturers 60 sprung up In almost every
nook and Granny of the country.
Equipped with few blue prints. and
but little more than a blacksmth's out.
At they announced to the world their
new and marvellous creation, Maybe
they built a lot and sold a lot of them
But II was a handicap to the industry
The buyers either became unfavorable
advertisements for the automobile In
general or their appetites were whetted
tust enough TO make them want some
thing better. II Is difficult to determine
which outbalanced the other.
The real motor car. the one that Is
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and Windshield up. the same car which
was used In the acceleration trial COM
pleted 747+2 miles Tho most notice-
able feature in this. AZ in the former
trials. was the consistent running Of
the car. The variation in lap time never
exceeded Is seconds. the slowest lap
recorded being 1 minute 41.2 seconds
and the fastest minute 1914 seconds,
On November 30 perhaps the most re-
markable performance OF the car took
place in the 100 milo test. There were
two passengers in the car. The 100
miles was completed in 1 hour 20
minutes 21.4 seconds. an average Of
74.67 miles an hour. Tho previous best
record for a stock chassis. but with a
special body. was made At Atlanta on
November II. 1909. the time being
hour 80 minutes eeconda The
Hudson Super-Six therefore beat this
best record by nearly 10 minutes. In
considering this II must Be remembered
that the Hudson carried the regular
stock seven passenger body. also top
and Windshield.
The Hudson Motor Car Company OF
New York. OF which Harry s. IIaupt Ia
president. represents the Hudson in this
section OF the country,
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AUTOMOBILE STYLES |
MADE ON BROADWAY
That's Where Poertner Of the
National Evolves His
New Creations.
~ GEORGE NJ. DICKSON.
Managing Director National Mo-
tor vehicle Company.

For the sixteenth time automobile
manufacturers bring their latest crea-
lions TO New York and put them on ex-
bibi,!on proud 10 be able to show such
marked progress in 30 short a period as
twelve months And again the public
nv the thousands pay homage to these
,elf-propeled vehicles and the master
brains responsible for their beauty. COM
for, and utility by attending the show.
Many significant things protrude
prominently from the mass OF informa-
lion about cylinders, body lines. starters,
lights, horsepower and the like. Not
tIe least Of these is the vital part To the
Industry that has grown with II until II
has become OF prime Importance. and this
Is the looks OF the modern cars. Style
ls dominant factor to be reckoned with.
Where then do these new creations. these
improved designs and these elaborate
changes originate?
Credit for much OF the influence that
determines these improved styles IL due
10 the automobile dealers along Broad
way right here in New York city. For
example. there is William c. Poertner
nresident OF the Poertner Motor Car
company. who has been the patron saint
OF the Nationals styles. Poertner has
the interests OF the National car at heart
A much as we who are nj the factories
He is proud OF the beautiful lines Of his
new 1915 cars. Broadway Is the barome-
Ter OF Americas style sentiment. BY
sensing this sentiment accurately and
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INTERESTED IN THE SIX.
Overland BiR Car At q Low
Price,

Visitors at the Grand Central Palace
are evincng interest in the six cylinder
touring car in the Willys-Overland Com
pany's exhibit The low price OF this
big six Is the direct result of the guam
tity production methods now In vogue
at the overland factory. The six Is
produced I'm the single body design only.
which allows the company an extraor-
dinary opportunity for complete stand
ardization.
The exterior of the car IL plain and
simple. a long wheel base of l25 inches
has given the designers leeway for the
development OF a roomy body, which
with its two extra disappearing seats
affords comfortable accommodations for
seven adults. The body is of the
full strelmline type. with long. sweep
ing curves. Tho seats have high. COM
Portable backs. while the seat cushions
are built on deep coiled springs. The
upholstery throughout is OF the finest
grade of leather.
The proportion of power to weight
gives great surplus over that neces-
sary to care for all emergencies of road
driving. With bore of AZ inches and
a stroke OF 5h inches, the motor de-
yelops As or more horsepower at a
normal engine speed. The cylinders OF
the motor are cast en- bloc.
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onds, an average speed of 74.67 miles an
hour.
The car which performed these feats
was one Of the new Hudson seven pas
senger touring cars. which has been
named the Super-Six, fitted with a six
cylinder block cast motor, 3ia by 3.
All the motor equipment usually sup
piled was left intact so that there would
be no doubt of the car coming under the
stock classification as designated by the
rules OF the American Automobile Assoc
citation. The weight OF the car without
passengers but with all liquid compa rt-
ments filed was 3l6i pounds.
In the acceleration trial conducted on
November 1s the car with the wind
shield up was driven by Charles Vincent
of the Hudson Company and beside him
was T. H. Edwards of the 4. A. A. and
In the tonneau IT. A. Tarantous. acting
as Mr.. Edwards's assistant Starting
from five miles an hour the driver was
given the signal to accelerate and when
| the car had attained "A speed OF thirty
| miles an hour the stop watches In the
| hands of the observer showed 10
seconds At nifty miles an hour they
| showed 1914 seconds.
! In the next accereration trial the car
with the same driver and passengers
was made to accelerate to fifty miles an
hour from n standing start. going
through all the gears At given sig
nal the driver started from a full stop
| and reached a speed OF sixty miles an
hour In 23 seconds. Fifty mile speed
! was attained in 1862 seconds.
! In trial for one hour. the car con-
tanning five passengers. with both tor