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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-05

THAT will the motor car Of the
M future be is not an easy ques-
ton TO answer. At first
thought to the layman it seems only
an answer TO the question OF how
Tlany cylinders"
The more study given the matter
however. viii convince anyone that the
acherents of the four cylinder, the
six. eight and u are pretty evenly di-
= vided as to number and each one very
firm in his belief in the future Of his
car with its number Of cylinders The
greatest battle, however, viii be be
w cen the skies and Fights and like the
European war II is going TO be hard
fought battle and no one can tell when
II viii end
The four cylinder car. however. has
many firm advocates and unquestiOn
ably four cylinder cars viii be built as
long as automobiles are built, on the
other hand 12s are gaining ground
every day and rightly so. on account
% their velvety smooth running and
flexibility
But aside from the number, which
viii settle itself on the basis of econ
Omy for the four and extreme smooth
ness for the L. with degrees Of both
these elements to greater or lesser
degree IN the six and eight. we have
the chassis and the car in general 10
look after
Predictions.
It is safe to predict heightened
wheelbase, lighter weight, lower frame
and body, shorter turning radius
greater comfort for the driver and
smarter appearance. Along with com
fort VIII come such advantages as
easier steering. easier clutch depres-
sion, in fact every part viii be made
&c operate with a minimum of physi-
cal efofrt on the part OF the driver
Comfort 100 percent pure will be had
in a few short years.
While on the subject OF comfort. al-
low a wish to be expressed Why
hasn't some mechanical genius in
vented shock absorbing device on
both the front and rear wheels. the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-05
w


M Rockies, and their great water
w sheds and slopes falling away
throughout the states Of Colorado.
Utah, Arizona and New Mexico, she
fashioned one great and perfect park
( for automobile tours. Doubtless she
had an eye on a little assistance later,
in the form Of good roads. from man
Man has done his part. and is still doing
! it. This Alpine region of the United
! States. which transcends in beauty and
! scope its namesake. is a veritable Para
/ disc of motoring tours Let the auto
mobilist steer his car in whatever di-
/ rection his within dictates. and he viii
( mingle with scenic grandeur beyond
I the ina ginatiOn of an artist
To live in this scenic magnficence
{ is a boon. to enjoy II is a duty Naca-
I ton is standing at the door of the
garage The man who does not hand
her into his motor car. and off 10 the
wondrous region just AZ the horizon
( is triflins with his vacation
Presents B=viIderinE Array.
Colorado presents an array of scenic
points and motor tours 10 hewilder
selection With Il peaks each over
1900 feet high. countless canyons and
gOrges Of rugged beauty. lakes beyond
mum bering. four national parks or
monuments thick with startling mani
festatiOns Of nature. the automobiles
has excuse for confusion To the north
OF the state he may visit the Rocky
Mountain National park and travel on
to Steamboat Springs Longs peak
will be his guiding point At the CEN
ter OF Colorado runs the Grand Can
Won Of the Arkansas. displaying novelty
and beauty with every mile. Holy Cross
mountains, the Sky Line Drive at Canon
City, the ROYAL Gorge. and the Gar
den of the Gods are red letter points
that may be linked on one automobile
tour
In the southern section OF the state
lies Wheeler National monument, and
the Mesa Verde park. a unique show
place. The finest specimens of the cliff 3
dweller communities are to be found in
this park.
Utah's National Charms.
Utah is as rich in bizarre nature as !
in scenic beauty. She has her noun
tains and her mountain lakes TO which ,
the mOtorist may wend, but most strilI- {
ing OF all her offerings are the widely I.
separated Wasatch and san Juan cOun-
tries. The seeker for the strange dis
trict are the curious rock formations /
that are just beginning 10 receive the /!
attention their fantastic aspect de- !
serves Medicine Hat. The idiot Three /
Finger Rock, and The Twins will give /
the mOtOrist with a penchant for 4
freakish nature the tour of his life /
Not far away are the celebrated nat
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-05
MANY KICKS ABOUT
UPPER VALLEY ROAD

Dozen Cars STUCK. Wednesday Evening. Near
Montoya; New Road still Closed to Cars
More kicks were registered this week on
the condition Of the upper valley road On
"wednesday evening there were over dozen
cars stuck in the sand between Moutoya
and CanutiIlo and requests for lows kept the
telephone wire 10 e Paso busy.
The Quick Tire Service sent one OF its
red service cars out TO the relief OF some
motorists and. after towing out three big
cars, the whole rear end OF the service car
was wrecked Garage tow cars were in
demand. also and the Haley Auto Service
had several calls
There is a stretch OF the new road about
four miles. already completed said man
ager D g Booth OF the Quick Tire Serv-
ice Some Of this stretch has been com
pleted for over month. but the contractors
do not appear 70 be az all anxious to obliEs
the motorists and claim that they have 10
allow 80 days for the concrete to set and
" lille parts have been ready over 80 days
now they don't want 10 clear off this portion
until they can clean NJ = long stretch at
time Something should certainly be done
about this
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-05
OHIO MOTORISTS ARE
AFTER FINE MONEY

Columbus. o. Aug. 5.-Restitution of
thousands Of dollars in fines collected
by township justices of the peace from
automobile owners. is the request made
OF the state auditor by Richard II. Lee.
president of the Ohio State Automobile
association.
II is Lees claim that township JUS
tees have no right 10 collect fines on
speeding charges. but have the right
Wnen they believe a motorist guilty,
only 10 bind him over to a higher corrt
Many justices have been accepting such
flnes. and Lee asks the state auditing
department to bring out this amount in
examination Of the justices books
The ordinary cost OF a Want Ad in
The Ell Paso Herald is % cents. 1t
reaches an average of about 100. geo
readers each issue.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-05

transportation across the continent.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-05
Fastest Cross Continent Journey

This completed the most remarkable
and fastest journey ever made across
the United States in a motor car-the
average rate of speed being almost
equal to the schedule Of the fast trans
continental railroad trains.
The car was a Marmon 81 touring ear
of regular production and was driven
by Mr.. Stevens and other amateurs
under the auspices of the American De
Tense Society to demonstrate the pos
Sible speed and reliability of motor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-05
ESTABLISHES
Iranscontinental Record New
York to San Francisco 3476
Miles in 5 Days, Is IL Hours

S. B. Stevens, a millionaire sports
man of Rome, New York, driving a
MarmOn 81 arrived at Third and Mar
ket streets, San Francisco. at five
o'clock, Saturday afternoon, July 29th.
Just ) DAYS, IS ID hours after the car
had left Columbus Circle. New York
city. 3476 miles away.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-05

HEN nature modelled the higher
Rockies, and their great water
sheds and slopes falling away
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-05
BEWARE OF EIRES

garages and other users Of waste and rags
ateunllatlns oil save received notice from
me state fire marshal Of Wisconsin to guard
a6aii s. spontaneous combustion. which has
cdusea - fires resulting in an aggregate
loss OF S-52.o00 In Wisconsin since January
!. II IS recommended that oily waste be
placed in metal containers. where fire can
not spread. and that signs be posted direct
ing employees 70 see to it that al oily mate
rial is thus properly cared for each day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-05

* THAT win the motor car Of the actio
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-29
Nrei suSte. iiber 2O QSerIehte.

9lucficIO, S9.-9o., 2S. Wl1r5.
2rci glrbeiter fnmen mnS 9ebcn
imO mc6r ais 5pon5ig anOere erIittcn
me6r oOer miuoer idpere ScrIeblm.
gcn, ais beute Nlorocn gc9cn 8 llbr
lid in Der 3ede Der 0aing GooI onO
Gofc 60" in &tmbau, @.-&a., cine
grpIoiion 5utrng. GS ipur0e erfldrt,
OoB cine 9lu5abl scr GerIebten ni1t
wieoereeneien fonneu.
Die @rplolion luclhe Oen oitlihen
Sbeil scr @ril6e 5eritortc, bate oeit
glbihr5 grober Goblcnmaiien 5nr
6oIge imo iduitt elmer groBeu 9tn-
5o6l bon 9Irbeitern Oen gluswee ab.
9icttnasmaunidniteu madten iit6 10.
fort an oic glr6eit inO filrS naH Dit.
tag uarcn oIlc @eriNiittctcn in Si-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-29
IS ar m o ME-
gSuS Gin Safdcn iuerOen mill

SIN @oli5eigeri6t Oes norooitli6en
Giitritts wuroen eeitcrn gIaGmittog
adt Siineen Dem Sugcnogcri6t 5ur
gburtbciIilng iiberpielen, neil iie Ell
ner Srou 6ronf Suttmon 5mci Out
6enO SloiHen @ier geitoblcn bobcn
iollen.
9lidt meniger ais 3S Sungcn i'm
9lltcr Don . bis IA SSobren murocn
seitcrn i'm @oli5eioeritbt ocS oitIideu
0iltriftS oorgcfiibrt. 0ic idmmtIi-
@en jugcnolit1cu 9lrreitontcu wcrocr
bciduloigt in Die GcrtouiSit1nOc
bon 9ouiS &Iitt, G6orles 9emmlino
unO S9m. Sdhtocrbcrg I'M Sells
9oint @lorft cinsebro9en 81 icin;
iic wurOen Ocm SugcnoacriMt iibcr.
ipicicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-29
aoppeItes 4edl.

g(iti ser ihliipfrigcn StroBe &C.
rictb ocItcrn gtbcno tur5 Dor Z llbr
oos 9(uto OcS Serrn 8. 81. N}urrill
bon GER. 1912, @loiber Strobe, ms
S4saloern mO ronntc ge9en eineu
olrf ocni Srottoir ser Siiomeit@de
bon Nortb 9lbenuc mo Gorep.Str.
itcbcnocu YfoItcn Scr @os Gompag-
mic. 0os 9(uto wiiroe nidbt inerbeb-
lid bcic66oiet wGbrcnO Scrr Ndtr.
riff, Oo cr fcinc 6obrer 2icen5 bel
iih bottc, bcutc &ormittog oor Hids
ter Mc6oil in Der noromeitliben
ToIi5eiitotiou eri4eincu miib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-29
Slsacr ami Der strafc aeitos6eu.

@c9cn icclS ll6r 9tndnittogS traf
gcitcrn scr Eoli5iit 0orbp 6. Iiwu
pom mittlcren EoIi5eioiitriGt, an oer
Gdc Scr 9anpolc. mo Charles Str.
cincn gicgcr, Der chuo I'M Sitter pon
40 Sobren aeitoloen battc, oii ci.
ncr Sreppe iibcn unO ais 0inu an
ocn glc5cr bcrontrot, criudtc Oicicr
Den Eol5iitcn, fir icine lleberiiib-
rlma in ein Noipitol 5il iorgen. @be
@err Grmi ben 9tcger no6 g}ome
lmO gIorciic fro9eu fonnte, ionf Die.
fer ploblid 81 9ooeu imO itorb. $50
li5iit 0unn imo Sergeant 9iobinion
ricicn ein uor6eifobrcnOes 2aitouto.
mobil 6cr6ei umO brodten onrollf Oen
gle9cr in OaS Mercp-SoIpitol. gladI
elmer oort on9eitellteu dr5tliden lin.
terluHung ipilroe oie Seidbe ipGtcr
noh oenl itGotiihcn 2ciheuboulc &c.
ldofit. 9}ome mo @obniug oeS
9leacrS lit biSber ui6t ermiitcIt NOR.
Ocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-29
@Iarp SaIImia acitOrben.


gSor sic Satin oes &ortrait.@aolerS
Oscar SoQpig. -Gberit @OuorO
gloine i6r Stieibruoer eemeien.
Die geerOiguno iinOet 6eute
9Ioduittog itott. p@fouut Oil
pet6rieObof~ Der leste 9iu6eort.
Cm 9llter bon 70 Sabreu pirOe
9eitern 6rou Morp SaIhuig, oie @at-
tin oes befanuten &ortroit-OlolerS
SScor SoIrwig unO cine Stieiihpe'
tier bon Sol. @oporO Haine, OeS
9eisers oeS oGelitiHen Gorreipon-
0enten", IN ibrcr @obning gtr. 1925
@eit6ranflin.StroBe, bonn SoOe ob.
berilieu. 2ie 1obiuaeibieoenc mar
cine Eo6ter BON Serrn uuO Srou
ghguit &oine.
Sn Baltimore geboren ihloB sic
9lbbcrllfene Dor AS SSobren in Ser
3ious-airde nit Dem iebt i6mer5er.
fiiat oil ibrer 9obre itebenOen Serrn
SScor @oIwig oen 9uno fiir'S &C.
ben. @oitor S6ei6, ser &orgdngcr
BON &oitor Or. SuliuS Sofmonn,
poa5oo Oie Grommg. 6rou Sollmig
mar bel 2e65eiten in ipeiteiten &rei-
ien beliebt unO erfreute iid Oont ib-
res itcten ber5Iiden @eienS elmer
groBen 9tn5o6l BON 6reinoen. sic
binterlGBt ue6en i6ren Soften 3iuet
S0bue, oie Serren @auI unO g8il-
liam SoGmig cine @nfelto6ter,
8rau &aulinc Moper, 5mei @nfel,
Oscar 81 mo @ictor g. Sonpig, ci.
tic SHmcIter, 6rou SSo6n 9. 9lot.
Gic 9ecrOigumg miro 6clttc glod.
uittog Inn 2 ll6r itattfin0cn. 9}od
cincr bon &oitor Or Soimom &C.
lciictcn Groucrieier miro oic 9ciicB.
uug oii Ocm .Wioimt Glioct.sSric0s
boic" criolgcu,
Sopbic @rceffcu.
ISn ser @o6uung i6reS S6iuicger.
iobncs, Srn. George Settler 9ir.
$50, SiiO-SmalmooO- StroBc, per-
itar6 gcitern lmeuportct Tron Gu
pbie 05rceiieu i'm 9lIter BON 6S Sab.
rcn. Gief betrouert miro 0ic On6in-
gcidie0cnc BON ibrcn 9lngeborigen
mO Gnfelfinocrn mel6en iie allen
cine lie6epone WAlttcr gepcicn lit.
Gic &er6lihcnc fol9tc ibrcn G'atten
ScnrD, pelAer i6r Dor ldngerer 3cit
i'm SOoe poron 9ing Sic 9eiiebmg
eriol9t om Sreitag gladntittoa bonn
Srouer5ollic aus, aIi Dem nSouOon
Gurf'SrieObof" itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-29
6. 9. @bitmau jest WlitsIicO Der
cSirmn @ortOu, SirO & @Bitmnn.

gGie Scrr G5ro 9. @bitmom Ger
iriibcrc coniultircuoe Sngenierr oeS
8altimorcr @oiier.G .GcportementS, &C.
itcrn in cinen 9ricie ou icine 6rcim.
&c in Dem bieiigcn 9iotbbanic nit.
tbeiIte, lit or fiir3lib 5mi SbeiI1a6er
Scr Sngenieiirs.6irma glorton lmo
9irO, Chicago, SI, genoroen.
Serr @bitmon reiignirte bier pon
ieiner mni5ipolen SteIlimg oIsgSoi.
er-SSngenieir am I. W3oi 1914 mO
er0ifnete cine ieI6ititdnoige &rioot.
EroriS inter Scr 6irma @reincr &
g9bitmon. Ionn iplroc er furjc
3eit ipdter 5lni coniultireuOen Sn-
genicllr OeS 9aiier-Geportencnts cr,
nmmt Inn Oic inter ieiuer 2eitlmg
bcgonneuen @oileroerioreimgS-9lu.
lnaeH 81 becn0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-29
lSnit md Ncntimlnnn.

0lorgen' fdbrt scr Gompicr nllni.
teO States bon 9lcp gorf o6, uno
nuiiieu Oic fir oicien 0ompicr be-
ltinuten &oitiaden bis bclIte gl6euo
I'M 10 lt6r ouf Dem Solpt.|oitamt
Baltimore obge9ebeu iein. 9Im Som-
itao, oen 1. glpril, idbrt Ger Gam.
pier o9er9enSiiorO" bon gtcip Yorf
no6 europa, mo lit ser YoitidluB
fiir Yoitio6en ouf oieiem 9ompier
oiif 6reitag gl6enO Inn 10 llbr i'm
Saupt.@oitomt icitgeieet. @S em.
piie6It iib, Die gtamen scr Oampfer
ouf oen Sriefidofteu 3u ocrmerfel,
%adctpolt miro nibt beioroert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-29
@inem NcraIdIaac erlcaen.

@egen 2 ll6r 9lo6uittaeS i9ie0
geitern ser 91.idbriec, I'M Souie 9tr
2576, @eit9aItimorc. StroBe, le.
beuoe Moibiniit 2owor s. Doit, au-
ecblic6 infoIoe eincs Ser5ihIaees IN
Dem Wloidinenrolme ser Gropn
Gorf & Seal 60, an ser Gde ser
@uilforo.glpemle ltn0 Gliper,Str,
ploblicb aus ocm Scben. Or. @at.
tered, BON g}r. 1910, @uilforo.glOc.,
wuroe berbeigerllien imO founte nur
nod Oen 500 oeS 'Serru goit feititel-
len. Coroner Chambers lit BON oenl
@orfoIl benanrirbtigt luorOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-29
eOlL Q8cttcm ungenummen 6a6cn.

9lngcihuloiot, @elO gum @ermit.
teln bon 9lenn @ettcu oueenomman
81 bobet lpurOcn geitern 9lbeno
Charles Srcemou bon glr. 1909, @eit.
g}ortb glpcuuc, ino George SiOcs
botben BON 9lr. 1912, g9eIt 2eyiug-
tonitroBe, Ourb Die 3oli5iiien Sen.
nid itnO 9iobe perboitet imo in oie
ucitlide |oli5eiitotiou ciugeIicfert.
@eiOe perOcn bcite @ormittag &id).
ter Souler porgefii6rt lperOen. Ger
Noitbefcbl fir Sreemou iuor 6ereitS
om %. 6ebruor IS. SIS. ouS9eitelt
uoroen, wG6reno oerienige iiir Si-
ocnbotben pom %. N}Gr3 ootirte. 9lr.
thur Ste6l bon 91r. 2357, @eit9Iort6.
9loemle, miro ols 0erieniee genannt,
pelder nit Germittelung ser beiOca
Serboitcteu ciuen u9lenn Coup 5l
moden bco6iihtiete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-29
sdof fidl in bic Iinfc SuuO.

@egen 5p0lf ll6r Nlittaes betrot
eeitern scr 21.iGbrige George Bed
petb, bon 9Ir. 1909 @oug6. .StroBe,
ooS @}ercp SoipitaI uno IieB iid
BORT cine S1uBpunoe in Der Iinfen
Sono uerbinOen Die er oneebIib lid
5lgejogen batte, ols er in Dem @e.
idb6fte uon 5. 6. 9lrmieer & @ros.,
gtr. 1tS Wiarfct- EIocc, cinen 9feooI.
Der cinem almOen porfiibrte. Bed
uetb, Der Bel Der genamlten 6irmo
ais GIerf ongeiteut iit puroe I'M so.
ipital BON Or. 0lilforO 2epp Der.
blnOen lnO fonute ii1 ipGter in ieiuc
g8obnlmg 5uriidbegeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-29
W}ufte gcitic bcicitiaeu.

Scr S,tolicncr Syoiepb Gotolips,
Str. 427 SlorO |lontforo glocmie,
OcHen Sumo oen 10 Sabre oItcn
MorrD @tutb BON 9Ir. 405, 9loro,
Sort StraBc, cine ticfc 9iBmunoc
on Ocr linfen @ooc bcieebrodt bo.
ben ioIIte, cripirfte 9eitcrn i'm goli'
8eigaerit6t ocs noro0itlidcn 9iitritts
icinc itroiloic GntIoiiun0 oooitrh,
Dob CT iicb bcrcit crflGrtc, icineit
SunO iofort aus Scr 5toot 6inoils.
5ubcf0rocrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-29
@un acr RarIdaMer llniueriltaI.

Gie polniirbe llniperiitdt III @ar.
ibat sic inter 60roerllna ser oeit.
ibeuRcaicrmg pieOerbergeiteut NOR
oeu lit 5eigt cine bneae lno aeoeib.
Iihc @ntmidhmg. Die SdfuItaten
iiuo bon init 2ebrfraften bcicet imc
oie 3obl ser eingeihriebcnen Gtii.
oenten iii beOcitteno Ger afaocmi.
idlc @etrieb lit in poIlem @ansc, mo
cine 9ieibe neuer luilienId)aftliher
gnitolien lit bcreitS All sic ltniperii
tat an9ealieOert morOen. Ta3u ae6ort
Die fiir5lid crfolgte Groiiuunq ccS
s@ermoniitiidcn Seminars, Der Sic
Gircttorea Der llnineriit1t uno ser
EeAniiden Nodihule, 9Srof. Nrllo.
5inSfi imo Grofeiior Strasscuic5.
beimobntcu. Gas Seminar imiaBt
orei 9lbtbciIuaen cine Iitcrarbiitori.
ihe, cine pbonetiid6e. Ole ii6 aud nit
&ortroaSfunit beiddftiat, imo cine
Observation-Disclosures. @s 1T nit
iebr erbeblid5en 8iiherih1ber nuSae.
ltattet porocn; II. a. bat oic 0eitiidle
GiUiIoermaltung fir oas neue Ser.
maniltiidc Seminar sic uert6Dolle,
10000 9anoe miioiicnoe 9ibliotbef
DcS periiorbencu Nrofciiors g9eno.
lano IN Wottingen an1eTnliit. sSnS.
geiamnt bat bic oelltihe @ermaIhup
ibon i6cr 10000 @1nOe fir Sic
S9aridoncr ltniperiit1t ais Eeitid-
lono nci beiHoift. 9ln ocr aIcidiaaS
ucit eroffucten Iebuiihcn SodliMuIc
ST. @orihau bottcn iidj biS snm Il.
C3ember 1915 594 5tn0enten Elm.
idreiben laiien, ipornnter iid is Ca
men beianocn 9lm 5abIrei1ite ma.
ren Oie Ginihreibimgcn III oer slb.
tbeilimgcn fiir Nfehanit ,2O3), Gbe-
mic (t33) wno 9auneien ti15).
2lbpnncntcn, bic ben ,Oenildcn 0nrreipsn.
| oeuten" mint phHiilin ooer nure0elmaeta et.
/ baltem in0 ggoetcu, Der Office pdDpn pet Sees
phun cotS idritlin NltitHrlaua BM aIaneR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-29
SAT 0nal .SeriSnlidlFeit.

9tcm gorf, %. al0r5. Or.
9lrt6ur @arreu @aite, Der hmse
3nbnar5t Der miter Der glnihuloi.
gumg itebt, ieinen SHmiegerpater,
SSobn 6. Bed bon @ronO GapioS Der
giitet 5u boben, madte beute Ti.
itriftSamDolt Sponn im0 einem De.
teftip gegeniiber Die 9lngabc, oaB er
cine GuaI @eri0nIi6feit bette. Sem
onoereS Sd, 70 iolI CT crfIdrt bobet,
mar eS, 0os ibn 5mane ieineu Stlpic-
gerootcr 5il ermorOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-29

woItcnoen 3uIt1noe miro nod oo-
our6 pcreroBert OoB bartitadigen
9tadrihten 5uioIge G6eiIe ser Gar
ran5a Sruppen AFFIRMING perOen
mo einiee pon linen 81 @illa iiber.
oegongen iein iollen. Ole Gbatia.
de, OoB ser Senior in Columbus cine
9taHritt bat DurAgeben laiieu, no.
no1 9lngeborige ser @arniion 1T
g3aniquipa 5t oen 9anoiteu ii6er
gegongen iein iollen miro bier aIs
lebr beoeutimaspoll betrahtet.
Sin merifoniiber &altimann ppn
@l Eaio mill BON einem Bauer aus
GoiaS @ranoeS erfdbren babeu, Dab
Gilla allie ASicroe im0 Nlauleiel aer
Straigrpeoition geitobleu babe lno
oaB Die ameritauiiben Eruppeu Oa-
olrh Oerartie 6ebinoert ieieu oaB iie
ouc Soifmne ouieeecbeu bdtteu. Die
9onOiten cin5nboleu.
u m cr'i faniidc Sol0dten
in S &a3arctb.
Scute lit Der critic Soloot, ser an
elmer SHuBmlmoe leioet, ms 2aSa-
rctb in Sort gliB eebro6t morocn.
GerieIbe lit Der @cueine gounorean
bonn 16. Snionterie.&egiment uno
leiOet OIL elmer S1uBmumoe I'M 6uBe
Die er iib ieIbit beigebradt bat, ob
aus 3ufalI o0er obii6tlib miro Ourd
Gin 9rieesgeribt feitgeitent merOen.
3uglei6 nit i6nl luurOelt pier3ebn
nnOere Scute 0es Expeditions. Corps
na1 Dem 2o5oretb geDradt 0ie ou
pcrid)icoenen aronfbeiten leioen.
Erlppcn Concentration
in Columbus ppllen0ct
GolumbuS, g}..Nf., 2S. Wldrs
Die Goucentrirung bon Grltppen
in Columbus lit mie 9lrmeeIelue bier
gIoilbeiL NIT Scr glnfumft elmer SEA
pollericsSblpa0ro untcr 9eicbl oes
0bcritci w. 6. g9ilocr bon Sort
Gmeper &ay jebt pollcnoet. 9c.
trciiS Der idlicBliHen DiSpoTtion
Der Gruppen 1T bier nidts betonnt
gcmaht iporocn man mciB aber, oaB
oaS &eoimeut, oen sic Shwaoron
ange60rt, bon General Sunitou nadl
Columbus beoroert pur0e nn0 5ur
&erfiieung oes Generals 4eribfna
Ite6t Bon Oieiem eingelaifene giin
ltiac Melom9en iiber Sen 6oriidritt
Der &erioIgun9 @illo's idcinen al.
5uocliten Dab CT qImlbt ieine
Streitmo6t erreide idneIl aeniigen.
&c Stdrfe, Inn bic Stroierpeoition
sum criolgrciden @noe fiibren 5n
fomci.
oier bciinolicbc 9lrmcclcitc luno
and Der glniidt. DAB Oie all ocrGren.
sc conccntrirten qeltc iiorf gerug
limo, I'M auSreidenoen SbuB 5i
licfern.
Cine 91cnec SSaIicrmagcn iin0
beutc bier dngctcmmcM iuelde ben
Eruppeu glites Trinfipaiier liefern
iollcn peIbes Dor Ser gl6ien0img
BON G6emifern imteriuht weroeu
miro, Sd Is beBt, ooB 8illa Bel iei.
ncr Griegiii6umg Maiicr 5ll uergii.
ten piIe9tc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-29
o@e6t sud nidts AM"

60 oertbeioigte @iaD Smooo ieiue
ItraBeniingeu6oftc 9lusOruds.
meiie. r@ott bat ni1tS ooee.
0eu"2 9llr 5000 &erioncn
om gfa6mitto9 inn Gobernofcl.
aiuitc OeS SceIcnrettcrs.
Sine glGn5en0 ,oonebcn 9ellnae-
me- Redbtiertialng ieiner itraBenilm.
genm1Bigen 9lusorudsweiie Oerntbte
9iao Sunoap in icincr geitrioen
go1mittogS .geriommImg i'm @rs
mediugS S.Iobcrnatel al Der gorf.
Noa0.
,@ott bat ni9tS Oogegcn lnS io.
nit gebt eS Sud nidtS onl@ brittle
cr, rmO oie 0urcb iol6 ieItiume Be
peisfii5rlmg fciuesmegS nenia Der.
bliiiiten 3ub0rer muBtcu iid mobl
ooer libel nit Oieicr y@rfl1rlrng" at.
irieoen ge6cn. 9}idt mebr ais lnge-
l1br 1000 Herlonen mcilt Die iibli-
den @eibIein 6eionOen iid om 9Iod-
mittag i'm Sobernafel, INN iib an OeS
SeelenretterS erbouli9en 3ungeu. II.
9ein.@polltiouen 5u er0oben. 8iIlp
erflGrte, elm SeOer ioQe iein Si6t
leuhten laHen, o6cr monde 8oltiuo.
rer bGtteu oaS ibrc 10 nieorig &c.
ibrolbt, ooB man uumo9Iid miiien
f6nnc, Oh iic fir ooer geaen oie
Slm0oD.Gampogne ieicn. Gobei fam
cs Dem aitcn 9iQD alien 9lnl6eine
nod ni6t in Oeu Sinn ooB eS auH
oerniIniti9c 8altimorer gebcn mag,
oic Ocn aan5eu @rwedlmgSrunncI
fir piel 3ll lmbeoeutcno in0 piel 5l
oIbcrn onicbcn, im lid nit 0cmiel-
bcu' 81 bcioHcn oOcr ibm IN ir0eno
elmer @eiic 9codhma 3il idenfcu.
9li6t Scoermam ipricbt 0opou paS
scr SecIcnrcttcr 5u W}ittog ibt lpic
er lid otc Scale putt mo morim er
bei'm 3rcppcniicigen nit Oent linfeu
unS ni6t nit Ocn rcdten 9ein ~
oOer mgefe5rt be1imt @alti.
more bat iiber Siao SimooU nod
Ionoe nidJt ocn &opf perloret.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-29
sdlluieriae Sitnntinn.

0b Die 9[rbeiter, pel9e om Nion.
tag bel scr S6Idserei 5wii6en oen
Giienbabnern in Gurtis-9ap perbof-
tct moroen moreH, itberbaupt icmalS
pro5eiiirt weroen i6eint re6t fro9.
lid 81 icin. SGmntli6c 9lrreltou.
ten iinO n6nIib fur5 mad ibrer Gin.
lieferlmg in Die @rootlpner @ol5ei.
itotion inter ie $1,000 8iirei6oit,
Die BON Dem friiberen Sderiff Sobn
6. 9Sotee geitelt muroe, 0ur6 &oli-
5eibcf Gbomos ". Srpin ipieoer auf
ireien SUB seieet woroen. @oIi5ei-
ri6ter Somes $. 6omler erfldrte ge-
iterh Dab Scr @oIi5eihef fein Ge1t
gebabt babe, sic g(rreitantcn 5u ent.
loiIcn unO lit ieDr i'm 3iueifcI, ob oic
9(ngctIogten ibm iemols sur 9lbur.
tbeihtng oorgeiiibrt pcrOen.