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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-09

Nii ocnH 0as laH3cll eil 4crbredleH2 Il
@o irast ic5 manhes N1cniheutiHo
Mia mon tie alle jdluloig ipredct
1ie nod niht alt uno 6ud'lig iino2
goaar pie eugel tan5eH audi
IaS war ia imner idl0Her Grau@
&enH iie ul iroBen 9eigen ibmeben,
3tn 3eiden, oaB lie gernc leben
Sm 9i6el6ud iie6t aS aeihriebcu
&6r Dlordliiicn MERITS Gud) Ieirl
60 ms eiu Grbitiid iicts acblie6eu
Iie Oleniden iUolleu froblid iein
Gin 1oul in G6reu III @enuB
llno Bella tUic cnl tcudicr ailB
glur iiuii'rc Seelcn baBourhorns
aeiL
Iic reaeu lore oiii'gcu 3unacn
Gent Neiuen 6lei0t ooS aaeS rriu
TrcdiceIen pittern mn oasSdledtc,
aGn gqdgolein tan3t iiir iid aaeii
Gins bdnat am auoeren @eid3lebte.
zo bats Der liebe @ott geiUoIlt
sou audj oaS Seer oer 6r6nnler
grollt;
sic m6dten mendmal ielber iauBcn.
Iic ab8elebtcn iieiieu S@raH3eu
Neiu iA6ures 9ilo fam man iidl
oeufen
GS madli oas FILTER wieoer iiua
..Mcan iic im iroben Reiaen idpcl.
ten
Cjra36S ooS acin ini leidten
Shpnna
g9er iagt oas Imi8en mare Siino'2
Ins iii fein trcues Wleuideafino
Qur wlmnueIiideH imo Ncrrdtber
@ciBcln oie sitter iui'rer Batter
IeHft aH 0ie idl0neH alrd)uelbielte,
Sm 0eimatblano ain 0eutidlen Serol
Tas mar im SaDr oaS gIlIerbeitc
gpat IN oie Nadt 9at es 9eiudbrt
llno andb Der Fiarrer luar oabei
lluo tau5tc o0ne icoc Sdeii
Gr idllg SCH Eaft oen gh1itanieH
ggenn iie Dor Gurit oeu 1ou uiht
ianoen
lIuo Gireis ino &reiiilL ubue 3agcnt
5ie tai5ten od aus IaNtcr &ult;
syrob bat eii ir0es Ser3 geldlaaen
aein Dlibtou 200 ourd lire Brult.
I'ruu tan5e iper nod tan5en tann,
QRrr 0icic irb6nc alulit criauH
Ter miiBic iidl ini @rabe idlamen
4leil jebt Die Wlndcr tie ueriemenl
n. 8. e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-09
araM Z. Ml. glriItOr aeitur6en.

Sn ibrcm Natie. glr. 6lS. 9lor0.
Colbert StraBc, itarb aeiicru 9iadls
mittag Die AZ Sa0re alto 6rmi Sane
y Qloorc @riior pl0Bli1 iniolae eli.
mes 0erjidlages Sie lpar Dor lncb-
rcren ,Sabrcu III oca Naltimurer
@rcicn oarh eincu @rojcB beimlut
acWoroem ocu ibr So6n Charles ".
griltor acacu lie aeiiibrt bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-09
9ic dItcitc NerIinerIn acitOr6cn.

Nus Berlin miro uns geidrieben:
sic ic6mcrc @cgcnport iheiit cs
nidt gut 5l mcincn init Den @unOert
j1brigcu 9lnW0em crit bor 5wei
Eaoen oer altc ASlai i'm glltcr pon
i0t &obren binil6ergei1lmmcrt III
bat iid ibul gcitern ieuc lioc1 dltere
3citgenoiiitL sic 99ithpd 9lii0ltte
@einrihs, cur 5obrt nod Der euig
felt ungeic1loiien glW Z Gftobcr
1912 mar iic acboren nnO bat iomit
cine Soit pon l03M Sabrcn getra
acn. bis i6r oas 9iiu0el 5u ibmer
lit. SGon ieit SSo1r5cbn
ten 0atte lie ibr Stiihdcn III DEM
Nms 3ioasfrhfiraBe l5 uic6t mebr
uerlaNea Sin 9eniibel ieiielte iir
ans @ett coer iii beiieren 3citen an
Ocu @ehniu6l 9lper ocr 0ieilt mar
nod fIar un0 iie 00rte Deuplnoert
81 imo idalte chpaS itnal1ubig
orciL wcnu nion ibr BON ocu eewol.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-09
Sin NaIlr (gcfdnoniG.

gngeiduloiat iciueu Roiieaenoi.
fen Soiep6 5erauion pom 9lr B,
Gn1aD gIllcV Dor rigeidbr ciucn
9'onate init elmer Sampe 5l Seibe
0caanaeu 5ll icin pnroe gciter1 Der
9lcaer Hames gSilianS pon 9lr 1914
sScliAorf.1 1irabe, IN scr iii0liMeu
Egl5cisStdton pou 9lidtcr Sepinion
aui Gin &o0r ms @cidnauiB acididt
yldonneuten, Die Den r0ensidjen
G0rrcfpnnOentrn" niGt piuItlidD uoer
unrcoelmdFio cr6aItea FuS esbstsa,
Der Office baum pet Selepbou ooer
idlrItAid gliH9silrus 90 ma&sH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-09

a'alior Ir Siilius 1oinianH ocr
3eeIIoraer Der 3ions @elHeni0e. miro
an bentieea Gage ieiuea 5i @c
haristaa 6egcben Cine tleine 6eier
miro ani 9lbcio iin c1altan 6aIniIieu
mHo Srelnl0cSfrciie III iciner 4ob
nuQ gar 1923 NeitSnrvalc Ctr
ilaltinneli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-09
@siteAt alnn6 Gin.

Somcs N}oruh elm 9lew Yorter
Gboiiiieur mill ali 9eroubung
cines @oitmitos ouf 9leu gortcr
Sdbr6oot t6eilaenomnen 1abcn.
@ier pcrtbuoae regiitrirtc
9Soitpodete moren oomals acitoD
lcL oountcr eiucs Gus @olti-
moro.
can 0fc0o. s. 9lpril Gas.
2gorau, elm 9terugorfer Gbouiieur
aeitano heite, por 5uci @2onaicu an
ser 9eroubuna eines &oit9Iutos IN
91eip gorf tbeiIaenoutneu Sit babcn.
IauaIs mur0en SeiuritoteH inn
@crtbe bon Sauienocu bon Collars
uno pcrt6poQe Gbli9oiionen gclto1
lcu
Olorau iielItc iiG 9eicrn 9lbeno Der
&oli6ci mo uab 9lugabe ocs Gunoes
Gonmiii1ro IS. Is. 9nrd erfl0rte CT
III icincm (5eitdn0niB, Dob er bel ocu
9laubc orci GonlpIijcn gc6abt 1abc
Sen Hd0eIsiii6rer ma4tc cr namboit
m16reno cr oie Jlamcn Der ouoercn
geiocu 3tucer a}oitbcantcu
uidt fcnueu uill
Dlorol iuuroc 3lueds peitercr I'm
icriudnmN ua1 Cos gIugeIeS &c
braht
alorau crbeli na1 ocu 9lou5c
$500 mo muroc nod 5nu 6rancisco
Qcianot mo- sic gcltc pcrtbciIt ucr
ocu ioltc. @r lpiroc obcr aneebhd
BON icincu Gonlpl3cn betrogeu tmo
bc9ab iidj naA Gan Eiego uo cr ac
lcgcutliA cines Sottc5oicuiteS ocr
@eiIsormec angebIib 10 BON @epH
icnSbiiien acplaat iunr0e, Dab cr be
idIoB. Gin @ciidu0niB a65ulcgci.
$50 bin bcrcit ua1 ytau 9ort 5u
riidjugebei un0 9tlles jl iaoen. mas
id] poH Der 1ddle mclB, ertlartc cr.
B oitiodcn pom 9oltimorc c
nutcr Scr 8cutc.
gtcm Dort 8. 9lpril. Scr
Haub, au lueldem Moran tbeilgc
uommen 5n ba6cn cinscitanoeu bot,
trug iid am 26- 6cbruor 3li Bier
Fadetc re9iitrirter Eoitiohcn iuurocu
ans einem Eoit-9Iuto gcraubt oaS
oif einent Sdbr6oot BON Goumipow,
9t,,Sy uah Der SibertpsS Strobe, 9Iem
gorf, iiberiii6rt purOc
0rci Der aSoitpadetc uaren aus
@ai5inston 2. s., ooS pierte ans
Baltimore dbaeian0t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-09

ct iolcn bctanntliN mir ociiiAen
tSrmIcn
GcuSatalano ood 8lI ocncn ihoien.
9io ih6n, oeHn man losl Sd n0dte
Dlir 3ic9fS an bic SSront mir 3iebtS
III oic 6crnc!
1ortcn NO cr iicbt, mein Gritc,
nlci1 Sdjob
Gort III mcin sQili06, oort III lucilI
EIabl
Sd miiBtn 9cruf scr mar jar mid
o9nc:
6cI0t6dlil bel sic SSulaihfanoncl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-09

Ger $err 9lnIdBlid1 ser let,
ten 91ieoerlaac ser GualanOer fanO
Elm fleincs intineS ,SeIt iii 3orcns
Ealait Itdtt. Nlon ipor irbr ouiget
rGaWt Ser 3or par in ieIten gutter
Stinlnnmg "a ia6 er einen olteI
Serrn IN reidcr golOper3ierter alei,
Ouna Oor6ciglciteu 81 1iclt ibn ant
&od3ipfcl felt uio ira9te critamt:
o99anL Stiirner luoS MAIDEN sic
oenl 0icr2~ Stiirrner io6 Ncit
3oel ctuo0 ii6crraidt an itno iogte
Oann 09ller, Nlnieiidt, idb bin oodj
S5r ncuer 9liniitcr @rGii0cnt
Ger 3ar itnbtc Toroti uurnclte
cut uHihtig 9lidiiaM 9Qs iiM
Stiirmcr o6cr cutierut Aottc,6rmui-
te Der Socrridcr aQcr 9lciBen rumil.
lig p9lein aQes mas reht iit abcr
idl iinoc c0 itnb0ilid non 0luipufin
mir fcil Stcrbclsu6rtdlcn onDon 5iI
ioacit ooB i'd ciucu ncucn Wlniiter-
Er0li0cnien crnonut 6o6el4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-09
WlnFic nufrcnuilligcs Na0 nc6mcn

Cine StraBeHbabn 3lH 5tebel
6radtcl geilern Bic NHlferlic oes
i1.idbriaen 6ront Siggins bon 9lr
1882 9lliceaunaliroBc ais oieiqr III
oer 9ld6e Der @aDitroBe an lRrattitr..
SSier in's Saiier fiel uno 3il crtriu-
ten 0robte 9l}it @iilie ser Suiaiicu
oes @aagons ln0 Der 2lngeiiellteu
Der StraBcn6abn iuuroc @iggiuS aus
penn @aiier gciiidlt unO ia oas DER.
cn 0olpitol gcbradt uo er iidl iopct
erbolte, ooB er gegcn 9locuo ocn
gSea noob @allic mie0er antretcn
fonntc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-09

&aS @ctrogra0 Sat mclocn
uciB.
&etroqroo. Dio 2on0ou s..
glpril gie ofii3ieae Qlitt1eihmg
0es ruiiiihen arie9sbiireau5 iaat
,.9fiiiiidc 6ront 9lrtillerie.
Gnclle trnoet id6 aui Der gurina.
6ront SIT lluierc glrtillerie croft.
uetc cin concentrates 5cuer III Ser
llmsebumg BEN SlonTst III ser Oil
uaburg.%eaeuo.
Sn aleiheu giiirift baden mir
pier 0linei 5lr Grploiion gcbradt
welde cut oeutibcs 9lod6ans muo
9aliiardhcu jerit0rteu.
Sein0lihe 9Iriincric uuier6ict
eine iebr le66ate aaHoua0c III ser
@raca0 aeacii5cr RortaDn uuo 0eif
Nliao5iol. mo 9}oroc3.5ce.
Die Cciicrrei6er ucriudteu nit
boir0htlid)en Srnppcluuaiicn cincn
gluariif an mitIcreA gaiiic ocs
Siripa 6ilih bon 4ooaoci III Sot.
5icb joacI iid icoo4 bolo micocr
5urild.
@antalnsSront Nn Scr Stiiitcis
Ne1cn0 ueriudteu oie Sirieu AM
DiitiuoN sIbcno aui oas rchtc llier
oes 5ltiies aoraoora jlI gelanaeL
plroeR ic0oh onrN imiere @eibiiBc
mo %rauaicH 5uriidactricbel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-09
Iic Nranffnrirr WlO0cmodlc.

Gic 6rautfnrtcr NioOcwodc.
gnis 6rontiurt q G}v 10. 6ebruor
miro inns gcidriebcn
9llS bcrcits in ocn criten @ricgs
mouoten iiM IN 0oHtidlmio cine DC
mcatug 6iIoetc I'M Die oeltidc 9lo
oc bon scr Gor0errihoit BON &oriS
3u 6eircien unO cine iclbtitdnoiae
0euiidc Wio0e ms 2cben su ruiefi,
0a mliroe 0ieier @lai pon Eors init
Spott imO @obu iIberiAiittct, Cine
ielbItiiouoigc 0ciliidc W}oOe2 LIN.
u6glid ontiportetc non; mm0gfid
lm0 lGherli6. Cic N1oOeberridoit
bon &oris lit nic9t Slt crihiittern. Gie
Gcltideu 1oben mc0er sic EroOition
nod Die Sednit nod ocu 0ieidmod,
INN cine ielbititduoiae 0io0c ms Sc
ben 3ll ruien mo Oird5uiebeu Seit-
Dem lit man frciIid0 dn ser seine ct
mas filler itno porlidtiger geiuor0cn,
naNoenI es iid) bermisgeiteflt bat
ooB in 3oblreicben fii6renoeu Barrier
gioocatelers 0citihc ln0 Gelterrel
der 5H @unoerteM 3lm She'll in lei
tcnoeu Stcllen acarbeitet boben oaB
cine grcBc 3abI ser ais iron50iiihe
in Die SSclt gc1en0en 0iooc5eitidrii
ten bon Icitidcli inns EeitcrrccherA
0emodt por0en ituo. lnio OaB biele
Der @loocioceu sic bon @oris aus
gcgongen fins, micoerun BON Gcut
idlcu umo Gcitcrreid1eru Dcrriibren.
0ic 0Gtiden hoben iid icocn
ioIls Oirh sic frou80iiide &ritif
nidt beirren laiien 0ie @rimolagc,
ouf Der iie bauen f6nnelb biloct Der.
mtBerorocutlic1e glufidmung sen ooS
Oeutide aulitgemerbe in Sen lebtcn
20 So6rcn geuonm1en bat rno 0en
0eiien groBc Grfolee ouf Sen @elt
auSitelungen 5u Gbicdgo, ct. 2ous
imO 9riiiiel ioiuie sic N1iindencr
gluslteIlun9 III %oriS beiiegclt Doben.
sluf peld5e gSciie mar es gellmgeu in
70 tur5er 3eit bic 2eiiumgsidbigfeit
oic Eednif llu0 Sen @cidmaf oes
0elitlbcn 3unitgemor6eS 10 eritoun
lid 5lt erboben2 Glrdl Oic initemo
tide &ereiui9ung m0 Die orgoniihc
&erbilouug Der 9lr6cit oes aiinItIers
lm9 Oes @onomerterS. Nier fniipftc
oehn nun oud sic ncue @}ooenbemc
mmg an. Gs mur0e inn Smi 1918.
elm uWlooe6iul0~ begriinOct, oct icinc
gliligobe oorin iiebt SnouitrialIc
aiinitlcr ln0 Non0mcrfer 3u gelnein
iomor 2Irbeit an Der @looe 5uiam.
nen5liiibren lie fin oiec 9lr6cit Su
er5ic1en iu0 oil5uregen. Ger &iinit
Ter brinat oic Soecn Scr sSnoldtricllc
ma@t lie iiir sen 9lbias 3urec6t Der
5bnciocr pcror6citet lie acoicgeultuo
aciduadUoll oas III oie lctci0c Go
roIc.
9lin lit ser 9gooc6nno NIT icincr
critcu Ecrolitoltung berborgctrctcL
inocm er bier cine Yto0cmodlc Dcror
italteic 0ie bonn 2 bis 8iim 3. Sc
brior oouerte Sine gauge @odr
laug ltono 6rantiri inter ocm Sci
dcn ocr @looc. Gic Naaptperon
italtugcn biloetcu sic aioocolSitcl
iung mo bic WlooeiAol Sic Pins.
telling bot cine 6iilc pon iertigcu
@leiOerm Niitcn &leiocribeilcL
Nlltclu a6er mld BON ollen &lci-
oer5a6ebor, mic Spibcm @Guoer,
5tidcreien IT, T. p. glber ielbit oas
ld0ulic &leio oiicnbort ieinc 9ici5c ia
crlt mcnl cs getraacn miro mo sic
icr Grio9runa trilg oe Yloocic6mi
&eduma. Seocn giahmittag iono
i'm yiclcu Sbeater cine iolde Sc1au
ltgtt ieoc oicier &oritclluugen mar
ouSvcrtoiit Iic 5c6olipiclcr oeS
SDcotcrs ipiicItcn 5u oieiem 3mcd
semodtc biibldc lleine Stiide, mo
rim bic a9oOelloomcn Nccaenbeit
fanocL pie neuan Wtooci6opiunaet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-09
8lueIIer eIraIenrdMLer aeiaIt.

gliic5 ser 5peite ser 5troBcnr1it.
6er pelde am 6reitaa oen Sdonf.
pdrter @eorge G0esue1 in @iablanos
tomn ii6eriielen ituo oisroubten fiel
aeitcru Wiorgen Scr EolBei ocs 6its
liden GiitriftS III sic SdnOc, 9lin.
oeiergeant &obbs. Scrgeont Con.
bauier imo @ol5iit Sealco 0er9aite.
ten Sobn VI 99iieii i'll einem Sogirs
6auS III Ctgaltinorc. Ger 9lrre.
itant aeiiano oud onaeblb euL an
Dem lleberiaa bctbeiligt gaueicu 5it
icin SSn iefleni Simmer pltroe 0cr
&niippcl gcimoen init Dem Gbesncg
5u 9o0en gcihlaaen mor0ca mar
9iieiJ Der crit an %. 5ebruar ouS
Der 9iln0es.2lrmee weacn ongc6lider
lIntaiglihteit cntlaiieu moroen lpar
beidtloiate ieinen Gonipli5cu, @il.
liam eotton wels9cr idon ain Grei.
tog ugrDaitot luoroen mar Den
1danlmdter nieocrseihldacn 3it
bahen 9iihier %oiucll iii ser San.
ton &oIi5eiiioiion iiberpics 1ciieru
g'adlmittoa 9iieii inter $1,000 9iirg.
ldait Dem CScridt9perio6ren Goes
llep ocr 0urd 0ei ibm UcrobrciAict
@icb oas NcmuBtiein Uerlorcl 6otic,
fomtc geilcrn &ormitia9 0aS Gt
Solep1's NolpiioI Ucrlofen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-09

@ebeimpoli5iit @abler piro III 0clt
ndd1lien Sa9en cine Reiie nod 9ieps
yorf tnteriebmcn um bort gl6c
@lrld1 oer enal 1lrocericlaocn INT
Sadc glr 1927 @ou96iiraBe beirie.
ben hat nad Baltimore 5n 6rineen
luo pridl aeiudt miro mn iid Der
quaeblidea llnteridlaaluna Don 3lpci
Slaillantrlu0eH 81 pcrantiuortcn Mic
Der 1ieligcu @e6eiupol5ci Dor nie6-
rereu 2Soden beridltet ipur0c, ioll
Niridl pon 5rau @oloic SbeDen 9lr
2A2, @iio 9roaomov, 5luei Gio
Hntringc inI @crt5c bon $3.50 cr.
holteu mo ploblid nit i6nen aus
oct Staot DcridUilnoen icn Sirid
ilt oiclcr Ia0e riut in glcn g)ort
olliacgrificn luorocl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-09

9lad langcrcr aranl6eit ucridieo
in s6. 2e6ensiabre, iii oct gSobnllig
ieiner 1odter 6rdiiIeip Soiile
5didiier perr gliglit Sddiier
lraiierno ite6en bic glnac6oriacn az
5cr @abre oes @eritor6encn pelher
i6nen iteis ciii Iicbepoller &atcr ino
Qerat6er gelueen lit Seine 5a6I
raideH 5reunoe 6eflaaen ebenialls
0en 6erben @erluit oen iie crlitten
babea mb troacn III Sen Iobinge
ibieoenen cinen treliep in0 aliridii.
gen aomerooen 3il @ra6e Gie @e-
iinoet anl Iicnitag glah.
mitiag iml , llbr uom IrauerBaiiie
ylr G28 9loro Olouiioro.sIocuue,
ais oli oeu &altumore.6rieo6oi~
iiait
i9uroer alaeioroert iidb ali oer @e.
,i.t y, eatt,t~ n,3 lfIEn.4t.fo...,., "a. kaANat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-16
made wi,Aou, los. in production en-

made without loss in production en-
cheney.
Aside from the interest attaching
to such staggering array Of heures.
there are other values TO the motortst
in this news OF the immense growth
ana increase of FireStone tire sales.
There Is, first. the fact that all Amer
leans "Sit up and take notice when the
discriminating public sets Us seal or
approval on any product Of industry.
especially one of the wide and unirer-
sal importance attaching TO every kind
of tire.
And there is the further fact that
this enormous volume means that Fire.
stone quality can he had ~ AVERAGE
price. World wide appreciation OF the
Firestone standard enables that stand
ard to be maintained a, lower produc-
ton cost ny the logic OF industrial law.
Saving is further insured 10 the mo-
torist who uses Firestcnes hv the Fire
stone method of distribution These
are SO efficient and economical that the
mere fact of getting the tires 20 their
destination is marve.ouSiv reduced in
time and cost--to say nothing of the
convenience this affords 10 dealer and
car owner alike.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-16
JERSEY CITY-WASHlNGT0N
AUTO RECORD Is BROKEN
II. 3. Gish. in q Haynes Light Six"
Touched - Per. Hour Over
Country Roads.

Rv covering the 2Sso miles between
Jersey City and Washington in seven
hours and twentrsix minutes, a
HAYNES light six touring car, driven
by y : Gish. OF Washington. n. C.
Sc, A record that will stand for some
time The mark is but Two hours
slower than il takes the fastest trains
To cover the distance between the two
points. and they travel on a perfect
road bed. every foot of which is care
fully guarded.
The New York Washington road
record. which had its starting point a,
the Jersey City end of the ferry. is
? mark that many automobile men have
coveted The route leads through the
most thicklv settled portion Of the
United states Road conditions are
good. but travel at all points is con-
zested
An examination of Gish's record in
uinety-siEht miles between Jersey City
and philadelphia IN two hours and
thirty minutes. or At a rate very near
FORTY miles an hour. Newark. Eliza"
beth, New Brunswick and Trenton. y.
j. are towns that have speed ordi-
n4nces which must be oheyed This
meant in the onen country that better
than sixty miles an hour had to be
done 10 hold this average. II took two
hours and twentv-nine minutes 20 cover
the seventv-nine miles to the Susaue-
hanna River. The forty miles to Sal
tirore were covered in one hour and
three minutes. and one hour and
twenty four minutes after arriving in
Baltimore the car was checked In
Washinston
Five stops held M the record of the
car approximately fifteen minutes. One
~ these Al Marcus Hook y. r.. was for
oil and gasoline and the others were
~ tc,h tvs sd 80
The spe edometer on the HAYNES record
hreaker showed seventy-tvo miles per
hour as nlaXimun1---aln7ost unhelievah bic
speed over country roads.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-16

motorists who give their tires syste
matte attention.
III tires were loaded only to their
recommended loads. inflated to recon-
mended air pressure, and wheels kept
in strict alignment. their cost of up
keep would he greatly reduced Co
ing aronnd corners at high speeds Is
hard on tires. II the same care that
is generally given by the motorist to
his engine were exercised toward his
tires. the bugbear of excessive tire
cost would soon be routed
Our chain of Goodyear service sta
tons stretching across the continent,
has been established that motorists
everywhere may avail themselves of
the service OF experts who see that
the proper sizes of tires are used: pro.
vide proper imitation: ascertain whether
the wheels are in alignment examine
treads for cuts and other injuries-
in fact fortify tires against all road
troubles. and through personal advice
on tire care. assist motorists TO get
all the mileage that has been built
into the tires
Then i'm addition to this service
GOODYEAR service stations offer the
GOODYEAR tire-saver kit containing Just
those accessories necessary for emer-
gency repairs on the road. All Of
which shows that they are striving TO
attain the Goodyear ideal-"more mile
age for Goodyear users'."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-16
THREE COLE-SPRINGFIEL0
MODELS ARE: ANNOUNCED
New AlI-Ycnr-'Roun Tyne of Eight
Cylinder Cor Has Fcrmn-


With no previous hint as 10 its plans,
the Cole Motor Car Company of In
ianaholis. which during the present
year has been kent constantly in the
limelieht because NJ the numerous adj
vancements u has made in the con-
struction and designing Of its eight
cylinder car. again has startled manu-
facturers. dealers and owners through
out the country With the announce
ment of an all-vesr-'round tyne Of
eight cylindsr car that bids fair 70
revolutionize The building Of medium
priced motor vehicles The Cole Sprinsr
field body. a Il - known, is designed
70 give the owner all the advantages
of both a luxurious touring car and a
costly limousine in one car which sells
for s2.la5 This car. which is seven
passenger automobile is called the
Cole -Sprincfi=ld TourSedan
There are TWO other Cole models
equipped with The new Cole Spring
field body One il known as the
tourcoupe selling for S2l95. and the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-16
GIRL MOTORCYCLISTS
ON. COAST.TO-COAST TRIP
Misses Van Buren,, of New York, Dem
onftrntinG Women Can Serve
Dispatch RIDER.

To cross the continent alone via
motorcycle < III. adventuresoms idea
O: two Nsr York girls, the Misses
Aot!ire snd Augusta van Bursn, VINO
!et on JULY Round for san Fran
cisco. They made careful preparation
for rheir hazardous tourney their mo-
torcycles being specially designed solo
machines. equipped with Fires:ons
''ron-skid tires"
This trip il not due 20 FAD ~ any
kind. PraorGal common sense rs back
hrm hel~var in ?ational prepaledncss
ard they hope 10 advertise tne cause
by iris oc@an-to- motorcvcls t.lr.
Further. they reli&ve =ucresstl.
journey viii prove that in time of
stress. women can render real practical
,help as disrarch-riders.
This feat ~ rotorCyclinE across ,hs
continent has n"ver oetor- h=er &C
comp!tshed ~ wo7lan Two mere
slips Q! girls on man-sized machines
ching -chue sins over sandy roads ana
!nountain trails and desert sands is
something that adds great novelty TO
'he r.alan Of adventure II is expert-
ed, therefore, that this trap viii arouse
nuch Interest IN the towns along their
route which leads from New York "a
Buffalo, through Chicago Ioes Moines
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-16
! ]. FIRST CONSIDERATION TO
BE GIVEN MILITARY ROADS
. States and National Government to
- Split the Expense of National
Highway Work.
TEXAS ALLOTMENT LARGEST
Highways Along the Atlantic and
Pacific Seahoards VIII Be I'M
proved Following Construction nf
Military Roads on Mexican Border.

WASHINGTON y. C, JULY i5.--The
strategic highways can now be con-
:structed pursuant TO the provisions OF
the IS, 10000 Feieral-a,d roads bill.
which has lust been s:ened ~ Presi-
.dent Wilson The first of these high
way. necessary for military purposes
would naturally he the road which
parallels the Boundary between the
Unt,ed States and Mexico and ira
verses the states OF Texas New Mex
leo. Arizona and California.
The cos; 90 construction Of these
I jointly- built highways u 20 he born~
n7ent ami 50 per cent by the states
the Federal moneys being divided pro
: portinnate 20 a~ea population and
post-road mileage The largest amount
allotted 20 any state is 70 Texas. by
reason ~ It's large area. The other
three mentioned states also have a
very large allowance
Therefore. - would he possible to
sscure ont OF THE appropriations for
This wear and 1917 over $500 600 Of
Fedora Uorsys which together with
tthe contri hu-,ors Of the States. would
make over s3.cno.00o available for the
contribution Of the Mexican frontier
highway" comments Chairman George
4. piehl % the American Automobile
Association Good Roads Board.
: While II is no, possible 20 give
an eXac- estimate OF the cost OF con-
estructton per mile. yet 1t Is altogether
likely that The first two appropriations
by the national government would be
!suftcient 70 entirely complete th!s
HIGHWAY. which would he useful no,
only from military and commercial
standpoints but would attract road
6travelers from all over the country.
particularly those driving TO or from
points in Southern california.
1T is interesting 10 note that tn"
next most innpor'an, highways from
a military view7oint are those along
the Atlantic and Pacific seahoards
Long stretches Of these roads havs
already been improved and, from the
roneys available from the frs and
second appropriations the connecting
gaps can he completed so tina, within
pi.,e road arteries along the Atlantic
and Pacific coasts and the Mexican
frontier can be constructed
There viii remain then only the
highway along the northern boundary
+. OF the En.rsa States 70" make circle
Of hiCnwsvs around the margin -.
,hs entire country This marginal
highway car re supplemented hy threa
highways cas-, and west and eight or
<aint highways north and south with
"a the limit II the amount stated in
! the Fede-sl-7ii good roads hill and
That n. states Will contribute. This
I system o. Fe6ersl roads, in connection
with what TIRE various States are DO
ing. within period OF SIX or seven
wears will MAKE for most con.pre-
heastve internal development ot The
country. and the highways will serve
military, -on7 7ercial and general travel
purposes"