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The Washington herald., 1916-11-05
Plan BENNHNG RACES
FOR THANKSGIVING
Irving c. Barber to Enter HIS New
Beaver Bullet in Motor Contests.

Thanksgiving Day at Bennins win be
the last opportunity offered In the East
this year to the lovers OF motor car rae
ing to listen to the roar Of the exhaust
Of the high-speed motors that II musie
to the ears Of 20 many.
Racing drivers like bsrds are migra-
tory: they move about with the sea-
sons. A large majority Of the speed
kings OF the country today are on the
Pacific Coast or en- route there to train
for the Grand Prize and Vanderbilt Cup
races to be held at Los Angeles this
month.
One car. though. which has been up
with the best Of them and which finish
ed second among the American cars en-
tered In the Indianapolis trophy race
last May viii be In Washington on '-rur-
key Day" In fact. Washington 10 to be
the home Of this car. the Beaver Bullet.
from now on. Irving c, Barber. who has
gained more than local fame a. q dirt
track driver. has bought the machine,
and It already has been shipped TO him.
This car. which is one Of the fastest In
the country. should prove capable Of
holding It's own In any kind Of company.
Barber. on Labor Day. had some Of
the wind taken out Of his. sails, when.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-05
BRIGHT OUTLOOK FOR ARCADE.

One Of the largest crowds Of merry
makers ever on the floor of the Arcade
Halloween. There were fancy cos
tunes and domino masks and goblin
favors--a little OF everything that
goes to make up the usual program on
this night dedicated to general good
time.
Il think this will be the best season
in the history OF the Arcade Audito-
rium." said Manager James A. willard
yesterday. We have tried very hard
to change It from q dance hall In the
accepted sense into q place of amuse-
ing as the principal amusement"
Every Friday night II ''kiddies
night" From 1850 until o'clock the
door 10 given over entirely to children
The Washington herald., 1916-11-05
VANDERBILT RACING
CUP TO Be WITHDRAWN
Auto Event on November l6 VIII Ring
Down Curtain of Exciting
Competition.

While the running Of the Vanderbilt
Cup at Santa Monica on November 16
the curtain viii be rung down on
Americas motor car racing classic w.
K Vanderbilt. who inaugurated this
premier event back IN 1904, when auto
mobile racing In America was an un-
known thing. has announced that he will
arter this year withdraw the cup from
competition. He threatened to take this
step q year ago but was dissuaded.
waning interest In road races IL the
cause of the withdrawal of this world
known event. Speedway racing has
killed It. The public accustomed to
see averages of q hundred miles an
nour or better on the board track
VIII not attend an event where such
nigh speed IL not possible due to the
nature OF the course. Also racing
drivers, made mercenary by glittering
purses Of $4,000 or more, have come
TO regard this event as one of sec
prohibit the Offering of more than
$4,000 in purses.
W. K Vanderbilt first inaugurated
IL to give American car manufacturers
encouragement in the building Of cars
by creating an interest in the auto
mobile as a sporting proposition. Also
1t tended to prove that cars could be
built which would stand up under $50
miles and better of the hardest kind
Of driving. If they would stand this
punishment It was but natural to con-
clude that under ordinary conditions
a driver could take one almost any
where he wished TO go.
Endurance runs, which were 90 pop
ular few years ago and which owe
their origin to the desire Of the man
ufacturer to prove the merits Of his
car in road competition as wen as to
advertise 1t, have also become . mere
memory. Every one knows that the
automobile OF today will do most any
thing that It can be called upon to
perform. Like the Vanderbilt Cup
race endurance runs have served their
purpose It Is only within the past
couple OF years that people have come
to have absolute faith In the auto
mobile. Previous to that time they
demanded that they be shown. Ma
tional contests like che Glidden Tour
were given wide publicity and the re-
suits advertised broadcast. Local en-
durance runs were held In every sec
tion of the country. They were most
ly dealers affairs, and many Of the
participants were private individuals
The Washington herald., 1916-11-05

per gallon Of gasoline. does not foul tha
spark plug. and gives perfect compress
sion.
Proper fabrication Of high-speed motors
has long been a trouble hard to over
come. Either one bearing was getting too
much oil and another not enough. or. II
the oil feed was regulated so that all
working parts were fabricated, then the
motor would smoke and the spark plugs
foul up.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-05
These Advanced Heads.

It Is strange what thoughts get into
the heads Of some men when they find
themselves in positions Of great au-
thority. The Kaiser. In q recent speech
stated that he considered himself "the
instrument Of heaven" and President
Wilson has on several occasions an
nounced that he regarded himself a. ''the
president OF humanity."-Springaeld
Union, Rep.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-05

who took part purely from q sports
mans point Of view. They We'd with
the professional drivers to see who
could bring their Car through with
the best score.
Besides proving the merits Of the
various cars entered. these events did
much to hasten good roads movement.
Forms of competition today are
more in the nature of economy tests.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-05

asked for q match race. and his Request
was granted. WITH ths result that 10 now
history. Dickson v1lI Be here again On
Thanksgivinr Day and has promised %
bring along With him q couple Of fast
boys who feure that they can clesn up
q little expense money By crtving n
Washington 80
The Washington herald., 1916-11-05

after having an easy time IN . couple Of
the races. he met his equal IN the sps-
ciai race that was arranged between
himself and Joe Dickson. Dickson and
his stutx had been cleaning up around
the East, and when Barber took his num-
Der In two events. II went against the
grain Of the Jerseyite. He imnsediateiy
The Washington herald., 1916-11-05
announcement
November eth to November
18th, 1916

We win hold an Automobile Display
of the New Model Saxon Motor
Cars andNSmith-F -Form-a-Trucks
Your attendance viii be apprecI-
ated. Hawaiian Music win be fur.
nished by the American Hawaiian
THO every evening, and with the
pleasing surroundings, we can assure
you that you will be repaid for your
visit -.--.,.........-s.---.xxl
The Washington herald., 1916-11-05
APPOINTED LOCAL AGENTS.
q Co. Now Distributor.
for White Star OIL.

Livingston c; Co. have been appointed
distributors for White Star Oil in WASH
ington, Virginia, Maryland. and West
Virginia This oil has been officially
recommended by the Ford Motor Com
pany as the proper oil to use In their
make cars. It is rsserted that the oil
will give the car more power, more miles
The Washington herald., 1916-11-05

II there is any one in town that Is
optimistic over winter car business, II
is Walter Hoover. He predicts that
he will clean up with his Chalmers
closed line this winter, and II will
only be a case of getting sufficient
cars to fill the orders rather than
one of trying to convince the public
that his machine is the one that they
need.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-05

Did tell you that Irwin Donohoe
is devoting himself more and more to
the automobile speciality business and
getting away from the general ac-
cessory line. He has several special
ties that are in big demand and finds
that the handling of them requires the
greater portion of his time. Rayheld
carburetors, Gabriel Snubbers,- and
Damn Inserts are some of his leaders.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-05

yelling Lodge, who handles auto
mobile insurance. has q novel feature
in his policy. II you are insured BY
his company and anything happens
to the car so that you cannot drive
1t. all you need do is phone to his
service station and a machine will be
sent anywhere in the District to tow
your machine in. Quite an idea, es-
peciaIly since 1t Is effective night or
day.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-05

If Harry Mundy ever gets tired
selling automobiles he can get job
as a window decorator. He had very
attractive Halloween decorations and
already has worked out some ideas
that he hopes to use on Thanksgiving
and Christmas. In all his schemes he
uses Chevrolet car for the back
ground.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-05

Say, I should like to have been in
xenia, Ohio, last Friday morning when
Col" Clif Long stepped on the
train The Sage of Fourteenth street
has made his annual pilgrimage to
his home town to cast his vote, and
II Mr.. Hughes does not win, well, l
should not care to be within hearing
distance Of him for a few days.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-05

Lawrence Gemmill Ii just as anxious
to know the results of all the big
motor-car races as is q man playing
the stock market to know Just how
many points his favorite stock has
advanced in the course Of the day.
GemmilPs anxiety is due to the fact
that a great number of the racing
cars are equipped with Goodyear cord
tires, and naturally he wants them to
be on the winning car. He has been
pretty lucky here Of late.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-05

Burton Leary's place Is all torn mp.
Taking advantage of the first oppor-
tunfty that presented itself. he Is
having the interior OF his place re-
decorated. Incidentally a new floor
is being laid It is to be of Q special
kind of tile that win not absorb oil.
A couple of weeks will be required
to make the improvements
The Washington herald., 1916-11-05

have a hunch thaJ the Wild ducks
along the wicomico had better keep
to the open river. Harry Burr and
Frank Smoot had their heads together
the other day. and were talking about
the opening of the season and when
they could most conveniently get
away. It was simply a case of form
ing preliminary plans for q duck
hunting trip as both are fond Of this
sport.
Good night,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17
StdOtiidle 9Iu3eioeu.

gln ouOercr SteQc oe9 .Ncutiden
Gorreiponociten4 moht oie Stro.
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tinore 6efamit Dab oer @lapor iulo
ocr Staotrat5 BON Baltimore Inn Die
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Sompocn.gIpcnuc cta6lirt perocr
miro.
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oas 9lnpeien an ser 9lorooitGde Del
Gutop imo 9iooIe. StraBe ais of
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17
llndl nidlt nllanerfnnft.

lin falibe @eriidte 6u niOer.
legelt iei bier ousoridlid betout,
DAB oie mu Rittlpod IN n9Ilbougb's :
2Dcelm itattfinOenOc 9oriteIlng
gum 8elten oes oeutidsoiterrei6i-
iden Greu5es, melde Ous ariegsitiid
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niht auSuerfaltit lit.
&enn audi Der Gorperfauf bereits
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uommen bot, 70 iino bod nod Site
in allen &reisIoecn in gllbmlgb's
9iIlet 9ureob gSr. ?, Git. t.SoDette-
StraBc, 81 bobcu. User aber no@
cine cute 9luSwobl bobeu miIl, Der
beetle ii1 nit Dem 8eiorgcu scr 9il.
lctc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17

NSm 2ouic Ocr ISOLDE mcrbcn lid,
bic gnltiuorer Ielcaaten ST Der III
glcp 9orf togcnOcu NoDrcS. Gonucn-
tim Oer o9lmcritoliihen 9lpotbcfcr.
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9cocufcu i'm opotcl @rcslin4 IN glep
Dort o65uitcigen. llHter ocn &crtre.
tern scr @lomuncntcuitabt bciiuocn
iiG: 6. s.. 9iidoii, 2. 81. @lilIarO,
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u. Bunting, @corge \. 6raneS,
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Gan Charles S. anig6t @eor9e s.,
@cn0cl VI. Strasblrgcr, O. @pcrs
borot, Souis &irdncrs @m &. Ior-
man 4. 2opouraiac G0arles Son-
ncnblug lm0 u. 6. sec 9ilianion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17

Cie Shultinoer IN oeu 9ten.@ug.
lanosStoateu unO i'm @eiien iuoireu
oic niini5ipaleu &cr5dINiiie III 9aI.
tinorc, mic Ncrr ". 2. &ol0sbo'
rough ocr @oriiBenoc scr 6obrif-
ploBsGomuiiliou ioc6cu criabreH
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der an UericbieOcnc Scbulen oeS San.
Oes periau0t uno erbdlt iebt rpieoer-
bolt Aittidrei6en, iueitere Grenlplare
Der Bidder nod allen G9eiIen Oes
sanocs 81 perienoeH ,Sn peribieOe-
neu 9ebranltalten iuerOen Die 3og.
Iinge iiber oie nnlni5ipaIcn @inrid-
titugcn Scr amerilaniicen @roBs
ltaote ltnterrihtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17
g9cnia N0iInnna flIr Stud vlarilaII

Su Ger gciliiaen imO pbpiiiAen
Gnhpidlung BON @racc MlaribolL
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den nicmalS pieoer ii Qen ppllen
9eiie ibrcr 1enttrait fouunt. lit III
Der lcbten 3eit 6eoadeuo aeiiiegeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17
llpli0irt nlit etrnilenhnIln.

Yin Der 5dc bon @oD llu0 tSaDettc'
StroBe coaioirte geiteru gegen 5 ltbr
gtaGniittogs ons glutomobil oes
Srn SSoiepb &. S9oipor 9r. SOB,
9toro gSoIfeitroBe, oos bon Srn.
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neni SSoggon Der SoDItroBen 2inie.
gluBer oen beioen &erren befonOell
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8opman bon glr. 15, Git.5ronfliu
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gir. 66i @eit 6opctte. Strobe, gIac
&crloHcu famen iuiDerlest oopon,
nur Oos rechte &oroerruo 0es 9llito.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17

PM friiher G6at muroc gcitern
Wlor9en scr 2S Sdbrc alto Reacr
g}ormau &ofion bon 9lr. 533, l}oro.
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rnittlereu Giitrift BON 9Soli5iit aeis
ner aufgcbolicn lno feitgcnonnicn.
81 scr norooitliheu Eoli5eiitation,
pobin er gebradt iUoroen mar. iUurs
oe entoedt, Dab Ser Gerbaftetc Dor
eiiigen Iogen on9ebldl ondl i'll 0oS
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init $40 ituo Soften bcitraft, iueil er
einen Sootldllaacr III ieiuem @eiipc
6dtte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17

Ter INNER bc0robIihcr inn lic3
greiienDc Neiiimismls III Tranfretd
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laBt cine ,.2iga ser 5deriunen oes
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17
glOrtran im .,(ganctn. : heaterN

Gr EiHcils @ut5cnbcrg BON @c-
nila Stalicn bal aciteru gIbcuo i'm
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mebreren Sobrcn luc8cn icincr libcs
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17

Ter oSunge Danen.&crein" oe0
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les an DER Gde DON @iablonos mn
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17
Scin sluciter GelbifmorSucrindl.


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~0lcr0 SoipitoI" oifacnoulnien ii.
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fobr beiinDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17

oeuti6en Gi1eu unO BON oeiIticber
5tdrfe luo @roBe aus oen acblcu
ser Sunoertc. @eion9s &ortrdgc
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Gicc 0irigenten 6riB 2impcrt DStc6'
fcit. on ocuticber Gidenpalo" BON
SSienmonu uuO ser nWiebgcr @e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17
aaiIer gaiINeIm luie0er aeiMaS.

NVWVTtT <NIIVtINE 1VIVUtI BTHNV'
SerltH, pia 3OuO0h IL. SaH.
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1T bier Gcntc crlaNeu mOrOen,
ggIad Ieiner uSl(igeu @irOcrbCr'
itellnua fs6rte &aiier @ilBclm am
SOuutae glndImitta9 gum aricgs.
tbeatcr SariId,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17

,9Sauim iino 5ie oenn lcit eis
nigcr Set 10 nicocrgciAlagcu Ncrr
5eoerl2@
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iuutbriugcnoe @rfinNing gcmoht
upo nlul berlangt Hteine 5rau poiitiD
bon mir, id iol ailgb ctpas crfip.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17

@
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6. S9oblc 0os itimmuigspoae SieO
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fommen oos iogcnannte Eeitoment
oes 8aitorils. 3orin leien mir Oie
@ortc o@ermouice, is cit iicut
frotrcS mid ioeen ooB oie gluS'
nonoerer bicr6er getOmneu icien
i'm III ncuer g9elt 8mar, uber bod
ais DeutI1e, oas beiBt ais griloer
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0eutiblouo's triiber 3eit; eiu gSort
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ben oaS inns crnlobnt al Die Ebot
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beibt ciiig ieia.
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ser 6orm.
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dies @inbeit Our6 Oen arieg &C.
ihaiien. IoA Der duBercn Ginbeit
ser Iorn nntBte oic iinerc Der @c.
iinnimg crit iol9eu. So ioben mir
1914 crreidjt, ais oos aa8e @olf
iid crbo6 mo feline &ortcicn mcbr
fonntc, ionocrn MIR nod Ccntlbc.
gluh ms 1at 0ie oroBc 3eit cine
einiQuug mo cine 1i6erbeit 9e'
brod,t mic lie porbcr nid)t nogliG
crid,icn, aid bci Dem Gclitlhtbimn
9(mcrifaS ino allc 5Hcocgpdnoc
einociollcu unO ii6er Die mcnigcn
Dloncrreitc rci6eu mir ms oic
San0, i'm 5u icin reiu einig Soif
bon 9riioeri
Ter Craua oer 3eit, ia mir oilr-
fen iooen, ser Grang nllcr Men.
ldcnqcid)id)tc 9cbt anf eini9in9.
Inns penn aud OaS nGditc (yliid oes
Qacnid,cn III Iciucr ei9cncn Ecrion-
lidfcit licot bic e0en bic lcine IL
nit loren 9ciocn nno lJrcuocli e
errcidlt Ct iciuc b6cbltc SraTt ood'
crit III Scr Wer6inoing. Gas 1T olc
oclltihc gliiaifmg oonl Staotc. gie.
ier beoeutct Orm 1eiitiNcn nidt Elm
notipenOiees llcbcL iOnoern Oas podl.
itc iroil4c @ut.
Toslel6c Gilt BON Der @angcrper
ciniqinq. 9htr in 3uiaaiinenl6lul
Ill qroBen W1aIicli 1aiicn lid Die &ir.
fun5en crsirlcii, bic unierc Sdnscr
icitc al 6e6rcn Grle6riiien uuo tolt
Ghen Grinnorgngen MAIDEN. Fem
ser Sdngcr 8conri OeS @laubenS ol
sic SSOeen. Die i'm 2ie0e lebetl uni
menu er ans ocn @iaiien ipri3t
Damn crit BAT oieier @Iaube etipa.
btnreiBenoes.
Cine Iolhe Gerenigin9 IT ana
sic bieiiqe. 5ie mdht ben 3nlam
menjhlnB in &or6ereitung onf oV
groBe 9(iiigabc tonlnlellocr Sapre
S1ngerfeitl
aloqc oaS Saltimprer 0angerlel
pon 1918 Gin Sicgcs- mo en- 6ric
ocusielt lperoen mic oas BON Sroot
Ipn Elm 9cfemtniB SIR oeliti1en "a
de oeweienl"
9rouienoer nicbt auOenpollenoe
Behalf foIote, ais gultor SoininaI
geenOet. 9iad @eiaugsportra9cn oe
uSarmonie" sic iutcr Der Seihm
ibres Oirigenten Sobn y alei
spider $ anipretenoes Sieo ri
2iroe0 sum- Gortroq brahtc lno pc
SciouopcreiuS ,@iNcnfranj" DC
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17

nDtcie 5loIGe Mcin Fan6 itA beim
Qlbbruh meines alien 6ouIes, bic mil
len alio meine @Orfabren Oor mebr ais
buncert Sabren BORT ocraroben baben."
proFeHor p@ine Ic6r angene6ne
@adle; Oas ioIIten IL 6fter8 thnn.1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17

lSrlBcben; nJfpd1t iD1hr Dntel, 1n
Bit fp gut unb trintf Gin paar Nags
ieiner Meiu94
Sniel' rgeie tomutft Du 8u Irlt
nSrSilAsr 8ittc2"
5riBdent r@iebit Du, Gntcl, piF
baben ndhiten Nlontdg @dnlaus,llta,
nnO Du idsIt boa immer, tptnn Du
'@id5t bait. q tpirb Iblcdbtes Metler".
uno Bopa meint, tpenn @u nthl ip
piel gBcin trdntit. trteaIt Du leipc
Gihtl4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17
mobiI8 l0IrOe bonn gLnpraa serbru.
eUainIiitiiflc gJlaiignugriammliina

SO5ialiitiidbc lJlaEcnurrianimlrna
glm 1GttuoA 9l6cno iinoct III Der
llnion4SaIie, III 9Sr. 1914 Citgals
timore stru cine io5ialiitiicbe Qlai
icnpcriammhmg itatt, bel iuelder
Sralt gllcganOrio S}ollantap BON 9er
lin einen &ortroe iiber europe inn
Seriege" bolten miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17
9|0fcniunacn ani 9lOllidm6cn.


Cine groBe 9}euerliu9 Bat oic ,9gc-
itcru Union Eele8rnpb Company
III ibrcu 9iircaur ein9eridtei 3nci
i5rer 0ort 6cidditi8tcn 9otcuiiu1cu
limo probclpciio nit 9lollihubcu ouS
gcriiitet worOen lmo bic 2eitlmg ser
Sciclidait crtldrt, NoB oicic 9}cuc.
RING Die bcitcu 9lciultote 9cjeitigt
Sat Gic 9oteriuugcn sic bic mo-
Dcrnitcn iulO gcrdliidIoiciicn 9lol.
idu6c ans 9lep 9orf crbaltcu babcn,
iin0 mge6lid III Der Sage Is Sclet
arapbiitcn 81 6eoiencn imo ollc Rou.
tiucgcid)1itc wcit idncllcr cls bis6or
ST crlcoigen. Tie @cicIlinait III
iic1 norb uiHt 0oribcr idhiiiia, o6 0ic
9|cucrun1 iidl j. bciud6rt ooB aid
bic ano6elL oic Sclegramme iibrr pil
StraBe alls5iltrogeu babcn nit 9loll,
id6ubcn ouSgcriiitct mcroen ioatcu
oocr nidlt GieSbe3ii9lirbe &eriudj,
iucrocn NIT ,Sntcrciic eruartet.