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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30
serOcu aemeiuIam .BecrOist.


Sri. g(unie 9iot6 miro 6eute 9lofnilt'
tag olf scr pgSciieru GcmctcrD"
Oem SdooBc scr Groe iibcrgebct
ino Geo. 9roegcr, i6r @lorocr,
miro c6cnioaS ouf oicicm 6rieo'
boic bciociest. @roBe Eraucr'
feier i'm Glfcrn6auic ser llnsIiid'
Iiden
Die Seide ser imgliidirligen Sln'
uie 9lot6 miro bcute Nodnittag bon
i6rert elterIibeu Saltic, Ser. 1911,
@recmroimt slociue, aus 5lr leB'
ten 9iu6e aiii Oem o8eitcrn6rieObcl"
bcitottct perOeu. 9Saitor s. 9. ao'
ioper bon ser Snrouucls @cneia'
sc, Ger oie SomiIic Sfot6 ongc1ort'
nirO i'm SoiiIe Oes bon &ricgcr an'
Wlontog ermoroctcn Ni1odcns iilr
Oos Seelcn6eil ser llngliidli6cn be-
ten. Crit fiir5li6 Bate CT bic jun
gerc Srbipelter conffrmirt. 9[uH Ole
2eide Ocs Woroers mo Sel6itnior'
oers @co. 9Sroeser miro 6eiite 9iod'
mittog 6eerOi9t imo 5por e6eilinlis
aiif Dem @eitern 6rieo6ofe
9lls 9higlIt 9lotb, ser gnter Oes
iimgen 0ldOHens, iein Sos oerIicB,
I'M Dem Suqneit in Der nor0peItli'
den Eoli5eiitotioH bei3upobnen, cr'
foBte i'm Semano am 9trme in oct
ounflcn GorboIlc. 8ucrIt glou6te CT,
eincu Ginbrchcr Dor iid SIT Bo6en
uno pollte gerooe gum Sdlog ans
bolen, ols cine Stinne ricf o@oter,
feuuit Gn mid nicbtl2~ IS war ieilI
So6n, Scr 20 Sabre olte @iaidm Der
Dor iuoefd6r ichs Sabren 0as elter'
li1e Sous OerIieB, uro ben Goter
mo W2iitter ihon ais toOt beiucilt
6otten. 3ufdaig fam CT nod 8olti'
more 5ilriid, oos critic Dial in feds
Sobren Inn ocn Ganfia9lngstog I'M
sreiie ieiner 9lnge6ori0en 5ii Oerle'
BEN imO mlr0e am 9obu6oi nit ocr
erihiitternOen Grniicr gtohridt cnl'
pfonecn.
\ Cine groBe Dien1c bon @cilciOsbe'
5cualtngen liefeH in Dem Seine oes
tief6etrii6ten 0aterS ii6cr 0aS tragl'
fdc @n0c ieiner Iodter ein. Sore
Goaeoinncn 9Ir9eitcltc zines 9roBcu
0eportpment @eid1ftcs, bottcn iidl
gcitern na1 @ci6dftsidlub in Dem
Suiiie cineefinoen Inn Oen Glterll
fir i6reu idueren @erluit 81 CONDO
liren itno gl6idieo bon Dem aagc
meiu beliebten Mdoheit 81 nc1mcIt
ueldeS 10 jung ieineu SoO iinocH
milBte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30
Sin aiit[idler glernIridI.

Sic aldaco ocs Srn. s. Snrrp 3or'
bps bon 92r. %, @eit.22. StroBc,
nm $4,000 59aocncriab ecoen
ieinc Shwicgernulttcr, 5rolI Caro-
line 9. @raig, lit uui priuate g9ciie
eei6Iibtet iporOcn mo Der SAL miro
bon Der 9iegiitrnuOe oes C5cri1ts &C.
iirideli. IS briBt oaB ole Sdluic.
acrmiltter iic6 berejt crtlGrt bobe, Uoll
ibreu Diclen ,gonos lnO 9tods" cire
Itattlide gtn5o6l Dem Sdiuieacrio6ue
5il ii6erlailcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30
Siir Gin Ssintartranf.

0os Con @co. Gnint6cr gc6roltc
S'icr lit oaS bette. @ieIc @curt6eiIcr
BON 9ier crflarcn OaB eS irecro ci.
nem crittlaiiiGen uuSlonoiidlGi @icr
0Icitbtontut. (5croOe Nus Gins fiir
Ocn 6oniilicnscbraud. Gcines 9(ro.
ma Setter Gcibmnd uno iedr ndGr.
ttditig. Eireft BON ser 9roucrci
OiirH sic nciteitei 9llaIhinen abac.
.iiiat luooirh oIlgemcinc slein6eit &c.
iiSbcrt miro. aiiic ST.. #bouc;
gsblic 90.
(Smi1S,1S,i@o,Go) (9(n6.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30
1aIarn cile9 ,.Irapa. spicIca.

geacb NcenOiglng cineS g&rap4-
SpicIcs AMI Dem Gonipier oSaI6ot"
5oa ploslih Der 9lcger 9lrt6nr Gors
ieD cineA &eoolDgr ans Ser 1aidbe
ini6 lcuarte Dicr 5diiiic aui ieincit
9lniIcecnoHrn Gaoio 5teuenioai o6,
meIdc aIle traien 9Pau 6rddte oen
&ernunoctcn IN oas .WcrcD Soipit1I.
Iurlcp lUllr0c pcrbaitet unO III oer
iiIolidcn @oli5ciiiatiou icitac6altcL
81 crtldric oaB SleDciiou nit fol.
idlea &iiricln geipiclt Il, otrd oiciclt
1dlpuloel iRm ieit gan5es @elO ob.
ncNnnnleM hA6c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30
Sn eebensncfaGr.

lSiini3c01 @erlonen an Ocr Clinton.
StraBe bon Uos ii6ermaunt.
9ier g9o6nbGuicr Opr1 einen
9rudj III ciucr @aSrobrc nit Oen
\ to0tlihcn @oic au9eiiillt. Sin
StraGen6obn.Gonoutteu ais 2e-
6ensrctter.
Sin 2cd in elmer 0asr0grc i'm 100
8lod Der 9forO-GlintousSir. 6rodte
Die 9eluolner bon bier SGliern an
oen &ano Ocs @ro6eS, unO oielelbcn
babeu Is Srn. Soicp5 Seioel cinem
Observation-Disclosures ot uerOon-
fen SaB lie nod inter ocr 2e6cnoen
lpcilcn. glls Seioel I'M ll6r Mors
gems mad Soiic fam cntocdte cr ocu
@osgcruD imO bradic ioiort icine
glngcboriGcn in Si1sr6eit. Garauf
telep6onirte er an Die Gontnn &oli5ei-
Station. ino bic Noli5iitcn 2eonaro
lmo 8enboff parcn I'M gerlaiIf pcni.
ger @iinpicn 3ur Slclle rmo 6alicn
bic g(nmo6ner Der gtl66ar61iticr in
Si1er6cit 81 bringeu 0cl 8ulnto-
tor fam in fur5er 3eit an, a6er gliid-
liAcrlpede 6eOurite MIR cine &crion,
Sri. @mma DiogneB, ieiner Siilfe.
Or. S. gS. S1lieoer BON gir. 1907,
Sit.9oltinore-StruBe, Der pon oem
@eidc6uB gebort 6nttc iidJ cbenfoas
cireeflinoen lno Ieiitctc pert6ooae
0icnitc.
Gie @crionen, Die mebr ooer ipeni-
ger in 3e6ensgeia6r pareiL IinO fol.
genoe.
G6riitoiier GbriitoiicricH glr. 106,
9toro-Glirton.Str., icne Sipei @inocr
eileen nno @illie, uno ieine Snus.
bdltcrin SRI. emma @ogueB. Sci
oieier muBtc Der @aLmotor in 9ln.
lpcnOlmN gebradt werOcn.
5rnu GnOio SeiOel, Ger. 10S, gSoro.
GlnitonsG5tr., lm0 ibre Sinoer, Sobn,
6ranccS ino Gli5obetj.
Serr uio 6roi So6n 9teiuea, 6rait
Eowea unO 8iniam 0aIrDmplc, Ger.
t04, lort~Glinton-Str.
lSron 0iorp SenrD lmo i5re 5ipci
ainoer, Sranf 8eniomin Il. @iIIianl
bon Scr. it10, 9loro-GIinton.St
Serr mo 6raiI MorriS SogO bon
Ger. 1t2, gioro.GlintonsStr. bemerf-
te oen @nsgerlid in !6rer @obnung,
oob war oerIelbe niDt tart eenltg,
Ilnl irgcno ipclHen Sbaocn nn5lrih-
ten sic nabnien iib mebrerer Der
bonn @ais ii6ermanilten Herlonen an
lno ibr @olS iaG cine 3cii lang lUie
Gin 9tot6 Soipital aus.
3ie GountD- D-Yoli5ci bcna1ridtigte
Die @as.@clcli9utt, ole iofort cine
gln5abl 2cnte obididte, oie nab He6r.
itiinoigeM SUDDEN Oos 2ed cntocdtcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30
SnNt im glrttr nnfncfnnhrn.

Gie rs Sabre olte 6rol @ii5a6stb'
SduIt6eis, @ittipe bon 2orcn3
S6uItbeis, ulirOe eeitern D9orgcn in
i6rer @obnune, 9lr. 17l9, gloro'
Gorolinc-Strobc, fdiper fronf IN
Bette oufgcfunoen ilno ltdr6, c9e
Gr5tlide Siilfc aur Steae NOR. Sie
batte felt ldngerer 8eit oil @erOnii'
ungsbeiHperoen gelitten. 8pei sob
ne, Sorrp uno 8iliam Sdultbeis,
uno orei S6Hter, fSroit 6reoerid
Sud, Sri. 2ouiic Sdlltbeis unO
6rop g8illiom 3iteIl, betraiiern ibrct
500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30
An GtcrGcn luicOcr 0erheiratlct.

Sein iebnliditer g9lnib, iitb nit
icihcr friiberen 6roit pieOer 5u Der
beirotbcn, murOc Dem As Sabre altcn
Burton s. SollerS crfiiat. ser in iei'
ncm Scim, SIR 2032, gSilfcnS-9locy
an cincr Computation bon Granfbels
ten I'M Sterben licot. Die i6n bebon'
Oelnocn gler5te boben icOe Soiiniing
olif icinc gSicoer6erlteIhme oniacge
BEN ioic ieine S6mciter, 6rmI Bil'
liam SouIeD, ongiebt, &or unecidbr
IS Sobrcn botte SollerS 9cbcirotDet
ooh Die G9e NOR 5e6n Sabre ipoter
geidieOrn. @or ell poor 8oocn cnt'
id)ieO lieb OaS 9oer lic5 picoer 81
perciniqen uno cine %ciratbsliccn5
puroc BON cincnl aeneiiilonteIl
6reiinoe. @oworo Sipecton bciorgt
@oitor @. S. ggiIrog bon Der GoUe'
no1t.@rcsbDterionerfirhe boIl5cg &C.
Itcrn gtahinittog Oie Ermuing.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30
Ganfioannas @Ottes.-
I Il 9 ar ocnpille

pelte, am Danfiagungstoge, i'm
Oen 5pei @ottesOienIte in Der oeut-
iden lutberii6cn SeriliaIems Stride
81 @arOenbiGe ltntt Ger critc @ot.
tesoieliIt bceinut I'M Edi llbr Ser.
ntittogs. Ger Seclioraer Ocr @emcin,
Sc, EoItor Qr. &onl s. 9nrgoori
prcoist. Del Dem Inn s ll6r 9(bcnos
beginnenOen 5peitcn @ottcSoieuite,
ocr in cnoliicbcr Sprofc 9eiiibrt
pcroeu miro, miro &oiior IL. Meger,
Supcriutcnocut ocr Baltimore Srne.
rem Nliiiiou Die @rroigt balten.
Ga ben fiir @ alien.
Seite lit Ger iiioiibe @oiientoo,
Der BON Dem Glt9oltimorc-3fpeigc
ser omorifoniiden SSroclitcu-0iiliS.
Gomniliion beitiuut muroc. I'M lin.
terltiituuas0clOcr sur Siilfc Der jiioi-
id)en &oiicn in Sen frie9fii6renoen
&6n0crn Guropu'S mo anoermdrts
5tt iomnclu, llnGcf66r 800 Srci-
willi9c rcloeten iih om Gicnitog
9t6enO in ocr 4olmno Goro6 Soqc,
Ocm Sauptquarticr Ocs SGIfs-@omi.
tcS, I'M bic not6iaeu SnilrlFtioneH
5u cmpiongcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30
geIcarapliidIer ggeitcrbcfidlt.

Plus Ocn iibriecn gunocS-8etter-
@cobodtlnss- 5tatiouen miirben Oic
toIgcnocn nie0rigitcn Eempcrdtllrcn
oie Inn s llbr gciteri 9l6cno berrid.
ten. hcridtct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30
Der gscltfries 0cntc Sor ciucm
Sabr.
80. 92ouemlcr 1918.

9ei scr Gtina6nle bon 4riS4
reno NoAcu Die SilIaaren IL.
GOO Scrben su @ciaugenen nnO
crbuitgtcr 80 @e6irgS0eidiibc.
Ter 9ritc Gottercl" 1890
Soinen miro uou cinen ll.9oot
Dericift.
Ger 6iierreiAiicbc 1heil ocr
9olfon-9lrmee modtc i'm Nopcm,
ber 10000 @ciaugcns unO cr6ell.
trt auBcrOem 100 @eidiiec.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30
sn0tca 2n1iLlinnannnr.

gOmdrO Smit6, SIr. 1904 DlprtIe'
@loce. iouO seiteru ouf Dem 9oacr'
plose Der g9illionl S. Toricu 2uul'
Der Co. an Der SisblorOs9Ipe. uuO
E0oloclp6io.9looo, eiu to0teS 3uil'
lingSpoor, oas in 3eitilpgS. 4npicr
geividclt nor lic @oli5ei ian0te
0ie 9cihell uab ser Wlor1lie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30
Ner Sunni ncoen sdnpinSindLt.

Ser .Dlnr0lduoer Serein sur Ser,
imo gt66alic non Guber.
fuloiiS" lnaht bcfolmt, oaB Die Mci6.
nodtsmarten fir Sos SSo6r 1916
iuicOcr cri@eincn ilnO ermbt OaS
3nbiifpn ourd Sen anni ocriel6en
oic 9lr6eit ocS gcrcius 5it iintcritiits
sen. Eic Marten iueIrhe einru cr.
5ieberiidlell @crt6 6obcil f6incn
uOm 5cfrctar globcrt s. 9owel(, 9i4
Sarrctt 9uiloing. poer al drocrca
brtanHtet Eidtcn in oer 9taOt be.
5ogen iper0cn, CeS9lribclt luerOen
g(geitfiircn III iuIgtnoeu Counties
eingcridltet. g(dcgdnv (Glnn6erIaiiO.
slnne SluntOel (9InnnpoliS), Garo.
line (Genton), CHARLES Ca @lato),
Gordeitcr (Ganlbriogr); SSrcocrid
GSreocrid Sim s,nriuro (gcT 9tir),
SowarO (G1icott gitul, Ntontepmrru
oNodoiae), Queen g(nnc'S (Gentre.
oiae). sonlerict C&riSiiclo) rno
@ai6inatou (0ogcrStomm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30
NrniI MerrIctte sail ro1 0lr .2A

NlilforS-sluenle bat ourd germitt
lung eineS @efoiilieu auf Dem Suu.
OelS-llnteriecooot ..Geltiihluro" eli
ncii 9rici pon i6reli @erpanotei in
Ct. Soar an Hbcin crbaltcn.
9Illr S,UtcIS dIi oen Cihlicr babeu
Oie ASrciie fir @dite bon 50 ouf
$3.50 pro Gag er6obt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30
NIriMirNcnr Qrntr-

6ran 5noic 9apliB bon Pr. 1927.
gscii-3G. strabc, eghiclt inl arcisee
ridt eiuc abiolttc Sdeioimg non
So6n D1. 9apliB sSn Der alaae II.
qsrirtai oeridieocne 2iebe9brieic bon
anorrclt juRgei GRdodlcn.
Gcntidjc, Ee'.c.rciGliid]c ano llnga.
ride NriegSanlci6eu.
400 Wlnrs nnS 100 NrOurW auimirtS,
xilcU. s.. DicHer Il GU.,
(@a6ra18-l 2I7 Git.gaItimure.G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30
SOnnenani. mlS 1tntcrnnnn.
GIni6
gSScttcransEdjtru.

Sir YtarpIanO iino ocn Giitrift
@oIimbio Deute 6epolft uno fiibIer,
iriide iiioweitlibc @inoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30
llnterEnIfnnne.gQraln

,,NnbilaFlum 1bc little sin 500 iorooi",
s,NDro g. 0ouiln qucb4
s,WnDeiD" s0ctln Wtrl8Y.
,,Nippoprume 0dilocpine unb gS1noel6Ibcr.
.,WlnfnlnuD" -9lnnhebue
,,0idutia% 9au0ebiae in0 Qan0elhil0er.
,,MhHt2liahemit" 6er Sol6ier Bob
,,SBrIc"-5ic sQoitou glnional Grobc 0pcrn
sperii. 60" IN ogenoem Neperiolre.
s0pHncrlial (Sdniing) IoScu"
SSrCiin0 Observation-Disclosures. gdiui q
@nmlia9 Nluinle....- ,.sSunlci tiltb Ojrciel"
iino ,@aoauera Muitcana" "
SnmliuN NbcuO ..............,. SriS" {"
,,Suruhcrein @prlUdrtS" Sonneritaa (Nanfs
iagumeo'slbcilo) erobes gluiiernelen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30
Gdliffefnrtcn

uoH mto nd1 DeutiblauDl miO
Oeitcrrcif.l .llnaorn iiber Slotter0om
Iiro glau gcrf. GjIOIcnounacii ildb
@uropo.
2bcU, s., 9icner x So,
217 GfrgnItiiaurCsGtt.
(Mdr01S-) 24S SiO.yrOaOlung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30

QIDOnneHten, bit DfR ,Beniintu Gofrkipou.
brnten" Mat pilhlill1 obtr unrcaelmdBlq az.
DnIieH, inb aebeieit Der ciilct baDon per $ele.
ppoh pber idriflllny glitibflIHnn 6H uladbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30

Scr Wdttelpumft Der norOruelt-
IiHcn Storung 6efono lid g}ithpodO
g}oGt ii6cr Sntario itnO beipegte iib
nod Dem ct. Qoiprencc.Gbol. gS6b.
reno Der lcbtcn "a StunOcu 6eriu.
Iodbtc oicic Storlmg aa9elncinen &e-
qcn oItliA pom D}iiiiiiippi oDgIetd
lid oqs @cttcr oni @littipo1 i'm
0bio.Ebal unO Ocn Sit@olfitodten
fldrtc. Cine aiioerc St0rpng beipegt
liM iilouo bon 8ritiid.G Columbia
bonn 4ocific. C5eon beslcitct BON &e.
qcn uno Stiirmcn an Der gIorO. Sgo'
cilic.aiIltc
&cgcn am Donneritog 8orniittag
miro bon tl1rcnOcu @etter oni 6rei.
tag in gleii.GngIono ltno 9ieiu.Oorf
gcfolgt icin..
ai9lercs ggcttcr miro IN foit alcn
Giitriften oitlitb pom Wiiiiiiiippi
lud1rcno ocr ndditen AS Stlnocl
cintrctcn,
0ic @raiiocntcn-SleftOren
5efretor 9llbcrt s. 9llmonep 6ot
Die Miialie0cr ocs @leftorial.@oac'
giimS bcuabridtiGt, boB iic iidJ onr
Nlontog, ocn 8. Snmuar, III glHila-
polls einiinoen ioden, i'm oaielbt
i1rc 5tilnnul fir 9'raiiOent iho
g'iccsHrdii6ent Der g'er. Staoteu in
llcbcrciuitimmlli0 nit Dem &eiiltatc
ocr @obl opi Z. 9iopcmber III 9larv.
IanD ob3uqc6cn 9lad) Der ofii5icllcn
3Gbliln0 ocr 2taats.3 3Gblbeboroe bat
SER 5rouf " sSiirit, Der ocrnofra.
iiis1c Gleftor, t38,359 Stiinmcn,
oocr 2t0i2 ncbr, ais ocr bohltc
rcpiibltauidjc Ganoi0nt cr6ulten.
@err Grneit 8 glderlran iuar Der
Dobitc 8epublifmer y mo cr6iclt III.
3l7 1tiuncn, Ter nie0rigite Ee'
niofratrpn Scrr @torgc Stern, iuel-
der i35,t43 Stintmcn crbiclt Ger
nicOrigilc 9epubIifoucr ioar Serr
6rauf Z Scpitt, Der 1873 Stim'
men crhic[t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30

Bic r%onocrIat@eiclli6 iuiro
am Soilntaq 9ta9ntittaa sic itdOti.
lne Gilirirs2lnilar AM 2afc Moutc.
bGuo 6einAen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30
YnnOcs- 0epartrmcnt fit qanOmirtIl.
IdDaft Ncttrrs NMreaM.
VcridJt SrS WaItimurc Wcttcr6Mreans

Ger NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ser 2itit
mar 80 9ro5cnt nm 8 llbr @orgens
nn0 96 @roaent nm s llbr gLben0s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30

Grosoun inn ndhiten Sabre bic III
reiiiecnOe 5troBanldn9c I'M 25 Ylcis
len gr0Bcr lit dlS in 0icient luo trob.
Dem S.eoBcureinigm9s Gohlniiiior
2drfinS ietrch Scihct 20 GcntS pro
Gag ncbr 6c5dbleu tnlli iii ser DC.
trag ictncr StoItenrchmne iiir OaS
hdSbitc Sa6r hnr I'M $SS, 1880
6ober Sr. Snrfins Bat ollcrlei Scr.
duoeritngcn gcina6t, oie c9 i0m er.
nOeliden, oic 9traBcn i'm nGhiter
So0te init ipefi9er @eIO tcti 5it fall
ten ol5 iii Dem loltfcnoeu Sn6r, Oic
Jin6aItiius oer aspbuItirtcn StraBcu
lit bcOcttctio biatser, dls oicicnigc
irger6 ciaer oiti anOerc ggciie gepila.
Itcrten SiroBr.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-09
RECORDS ARE BROKEN
IN OVERLAND OUTPUT
And the Shipping Record Last
Three Month Shows Re-
markabIe Development.

IT was disclosed in a report sub
mitted by officials OF the company to
John n. WHY'S, president OF the
Willys-overland Company. Saturday
that all previous production records
had been broken at the close OF bust
ness March 81.
This three months statement
shows a toal OF 47,465 cars
manufactured aud shipped.
The month OF March Just passed
leads with total of nearly 10000
cars-19.7s0 to be exact. This is
compared with the March, 1915. pro-
duction OF 1905 cars and shows u
gain of 12,775 cars in the single
month.
Still more remarkable Is the fact
that the number of cars shipped in
the three months period, January /
to March 81. comes within 1000
cars Of equalling the entire yearly
production of 1914.
In the twelve months time with
increased manufacturing facilities.
production figures are nearly trebled,
manufacturing and marketing
achievement that has yet to be
euualed In any industry.
The report of the first quarter
shows them maintaining produc-
tion schedule of 100000 Overland
and Willys-Knight cars for 1915, and
marks now era in the quantity pro-
duction OF cars OF this class and
price.
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NO JOKE ABOUT
FRED FULTON'S
$4,000 BOUTS
Commission Gets Copy of the
Contract-Meets Reech,
Coffey and Moran.

CHICAGO. April S.-Mike Collins,
manager of Fred Fulton, the Roches-
ter giant who Is casting longing eyes
at the crown worn by Jess Willard,
isn't the most experienced manager
in the game. Mike knows 1t, and so
do some of the wise guys who mingle
in the fistic fraternity, but these
chaps. who don't hesitate to chang
something" on an unsophisticated
person, haven't had chance to slip
anything over on Michael to date.
Collins has beaten them to 1t. show
ing that he Is pretty astute manager
by signing contract with a New
York syndicate, which will bay Full.
ton $4,000 for making three battles.
Collins. who has returned from
New York. where he went to arrange
a match with Jim Cogey, picked up
better proposition in the series Of
bouts. The contract, made with
syndicate headed by John ]. Mack.
calls for the Rochester giant to meet
AL Reich on April %. Jim Coffey on
or about June l., and Frank Moran
on or about July /. Official notice Of
these matches was given to the New
York boxing commission by the syndl-
cate recently.
If Fulton wins all these bouts. he
will be matched next fall to scrap
Champion Jess Willard for the title,
II the signature OF the big boss can be
secured
According to the contract Fulton,
who seems to have grown into big
drawing card, is to receive $4,000
for boxing Reich; $4,000 for scrap
ping Coffee and $4,000 for battling
Moran. Whether the last two matches
will be fought depends on the Roches-
ter mans showing against Reich. II
he is successful the percentage will
be arranged so that the Minnesota
fighter Will receive $4,000 for the
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-09
On a Gallon of Gasoline Than
Do the Heavier Auto.
mobiles.

Increase in the price OF gasoline
during the last few months has made
motor car owners and prospective
buyers turn attention more to the
operative economy OF the automobile
than ever before, according to Cum
ningham Brothers, who are distribu-
tors of the Saxon motor cars here.
When gasoline was selling for
twelve cents gallon, there was not
much interest in whether two or three
miles more could be gained on sin
gle gallon" said Mr.. Cunningham.
But with gas at double that figure
and higher, the question becomes of
vital Importance.
"1n the operation OF Saxon motor
cars. not only have factory tests and
general road runs demonstrated that
the Saxon offers maximum amount
OF powersand mileage on minimum
gasolinE consumption, but itInas been,
fnyn1Kh persou0T experI01ce and "
attested by many of the owners OF
Saxon cars in this neighborhood.
1.-THE high speed motors. in both
the roadster and six-cylinder models,
have been designed with fuel cconom,
in mind and / think that this Is one
point most worthy of consideration.
Consider that Saxon roadster. for ex-
ample, can be driven an average of
thirty miles on single gallon as OBJ
posed to the many other makes OF
automobiles which are figured as u.s.
ing gallon from eighteen to twenty
two miles Of travel.
ait means dollars and cents to the
motor car owner in seasons driving.
Saxon cars offer not only economy in
gasoline. but they are also economi-
cal in the amount of oil required to
insure perfect fabrication. A pint,
find, is all that is needed for an av.
erage of 1875 miles in my roadster and
the six-cylinder machines use only the
proportion in excess of this that is
needed for a larger car.
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LIGHT CARS MAKE
GREATER MILEAGE

THE light weight Of the Saxon
cars also is economy In tire cost.
Weight. which also bears down on
the tires and brings a big strain on
them at the rim Is the most wearing
thing. Light weight cars always
bring light tire expense.
Finally, there's the durability OF
the car; its excellent construction
that brings minimum OF general up
keep expense. That's another big
feature. generally not appreciated ex-
cept by the man who has had big re-
pair bills to pay. Taking 1t all in all,
Saxon cars are not only moderate in
price, but they stand hard wear at a
low cost Of maintenance"
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$3.50 A week
For Frank Gotch if He Signs a
Contract for Bout with
Stetcher.

HUMBOLDT. Ia. April s--Frank
a. Gotch and his family have Just ar
rived from California, where he has
been since January, wrestling and
getting In shape for his contract OF
thirty weeks with the Sells-Floto
shows. beginning April Is.
Gotch will receive S1.100 per week
and expenses. and $3.50 a week II
he contracts to wrestle Stecher. 1t
Is almost a foregone conclusion that
he Will. Champion Willard also ap-
pears on contract basis.
Gotch Is busy looking after his
large farms here, planning the sea-
sons work. He appears in excellent
shape and spirits.
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McGILrvRaY WINS.

PITTsBURG. April s@perry Nc
Gillivray Of the Illinois Athletic
Club OF Chicago. won the 10O-yard
National American Amateur Union
swimming championship here to-
night. His time was sc 1-5 seconds.
Duke Kahanomku, OF Honolulu, fln-
ished second and Arthur Raithel. OF
the Illinois Athletic Club third.
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RAIN HATS GAME.

The snow of Friday night coupled
with the rain and cold weather Of
Saturday prevented the playing Of the
game between the Washington Irving
and Shinnston high school basketball
4 ms at Norwood park Saturday af-
ternoon. Hundreds of local fans were
keenly disappointed as they had count
ed upon seeing the local high team
take the game from the visitors.
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PROTECTION AGAINST BOMBS.

STOCKHOLM. Sweden, April s.
A private committee has been formed
hero which intends to provide 100000
kronen for the protection Of Stock
holm against air attack. The commit
tee has prepared a plan of the neces-
sary defenses, including batteries Of
anti-aircraft guns on the hills around
Stockholm and fleet of twenty de-
fensive aeroplanes.
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SNOW rs FALLING.

COLUMBUS, o., April s.-A light
snow which started falling early this
morning was still continuing tonight.
More than three inches had fallen here.
The snow was general over central
Ohio. In northeastern Ohio. the fall
was heavier. a depth Of six inches be-
ing reported at Y oungstown.
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CLEVELAND MEN RELEASED.

CLEVELAND. O., April s-secre-
tary Robert McRoy Of the Cleveland
club has announced that two players
had been sent to the minors from tho
Indian squad now In training at New
Orleans. They are Fred Thomas,
third baseman, sent to New Orleans.
and Al Collamore, pitcher. sent to
Portland, Ore.
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PENN TO PLAY WESLEYAN.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. April s.-The
addition of a game with West yir-
ginia Wesleyan to the University of
Pennsylvania football schedule has
been approved by the board of direc-
tors OF the athletic association. The
contest will be played on Franklin
field November rs. 1t was also de-
cdied to raise basketball to the rating
OF major sport.
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BLooeiERs SIGN MIKE SIMON.

BLOOMINGTON. ILL.,. April s.
Mike Simon. catcher with the Brook
lyn Federals last year and formerly
with the Pittsburg Pirates, has been
signed by Bloomington. Simors start
ed his professional career with Cedar
Rapids OF the Three Eye League.