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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-07-17

lower in price than other made except the
Ford and the very first year produced 5000 cars ana
making total sale of q, 900 for the first
Mr.. Hupp has also had some experience in manufac-
auring higher priced cars but his hobby has always
and it has been his aim and ambition to make and
sell the lowest priced in the world For ffteen
concentrated this dominant idea.
last has perfected cheap to buy and so
practically every family head in this country. .
This design, approved by Mr. Hupp, is the result
years effort make a low priced car and
that be operated at low cost and that VIII
other automobile made. The itself is as we'll
built good look and to ride in as Its higher
priced competitors 1t is stream line BODY with
all late improvements and will not only appeal to the
public large will consistent satisfactory
method Transportation suitable for the
in walk of life. While the car WILL partlcu-
low price. yet graceful lines, ample and
of operation will create for the
demand every class
An itemized estimate Of the cost Of manufacturing
and MARKETING these cars based upon production Of
10000 annum, beginning in 1917 indicates
net profit $50 per after making liberal allow
ance for the cost of turing advertising selling
overhead After allowing the 7e6 dividend
entire issue of Preferred Stock it indicates
profit of 81 100000 sufficient to dividends of
2Oe6 per annum the Common Stock besides setting
estimate carefully compiled by who know the
automobile business and successful pioneers In the in
dustry.
a gallon gasoline the present high price
gasoline this in itself is decided argument in favor Of
Of this
known to require comment The day Of experiment has
Today the industry. the third largest in the
United States substantial and highly profitable
basis. The greatest profit is being made in the
that propose build is apparent everyone. The
cost Of manufacture has been carefully worked and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-07-17
National Games Saturday

Schulz was hit hard, besides giving
eight bases on balls and Boston won
the first game of the series with Gin
cinnati Saturday to 2. Without, Smith
and Snodgrass got nine of the II hits
made by the visitors. Rudolph pitched
good ball after the first ipning. Score:
Batteries: Rudolph. Gowdy; Schulz,
Wingo.
Boston 1000 o42o %
Cincinnati .......1 0 Q 0 1 0 0 0 %
Two-base hits, Smith, Snodgrass,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-07-17

This fvepassenger touring car. to sell the low
price of $685. is the result of Mr.. r. c. Hupps many
years experience.
During Mr. Hupp's long experience in the automobile
world and in the of the evolution of the auto
mobile industry for the fifteen during which
period his fame become he after
carefully checking everything over, that this
ton is without question the perfect in design.
durability and line of any low-priced automobile
made.
1t is we'll known that r. c. Hupps approval and
opinion Of this is eminently worth while He
started with the Oldsmoble in 1902 At that time the
sold at $3.50, when other automobiles sell
ing from $1,000 up. Mr. Hupp graduated from the
OldSmotor Works to the Ford Company in 1905.
Through Mr.. Hupp's knowledge and experience while
making the lowest priced automobile in the world with
the Odsmotor Works he became of the factors with
Henry Ford in the production of the first $500 Ford
abouts In 1908 Mr. Hupp and associates organized the
iupp Motor car Company, producing $3.50 which
at that time lower than the which the
Ford Company turning the Ford Company
had advanced the price of their 1915. Under
I1upps management the Hupp Company sales jumped
from $50 the first 5000 the second
and original investment of less than $4,000
q cool million dollars by 1872 when Mr. Hupp disposed
Of his interest and retired from the COMPANY owing
the fact that he did with the policy Of his
associates in bringing out higher priced car:
This same year Mr. Hupp organized the r. c. II. Cor
poraion, manufacturing and selling touring
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-07-17

ieging breach of promise, was IN Nv n.
land Thursday, where the case 81
ing argued before the law cou, wi
the question Of liability. Jury ~, d
last term Of supreme court gave tp
verdict Of $4,000 to the platinum
law court to determine liability
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-07-17
REDS RESERVES
FAIL TO WIN FROM
BOSTON BRAVES

Cincinnati. July 1e-Boston took the
second game Of the series from Gin
cinnati here today to 1. Errors were
for all thc runs except one
Barnes pitched good ball and would
have shut out the local team had it not
been for Smiths error. Cincinnati
used four pitchers and sent in three
pinch hitters. each of whom popped to
MaranYille Score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-07-17
Eastern League Standing
1oaay's Games

Worcester at Hartford.
Springfield at Portland,
New Haven at Lowell.
Lawrence at Bridgeport.
Lynn at New London.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-07-17
Bridgeport ........o 0 0 o 0 0 0 O-O-3-1
Fuller and Murphy; Turner and Moshier.

John B. Merrill Of Bangor, asso-
ciate counsel for Elizabeth Garmong in
her suit against John B. Henderson of
Washington. for S26e.000 damaxea. nj.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-07-17
AUTOMOBILE STOCKS

ere making more money for the in.
weston than any other stocks on the
market. Had you invested q few
hundred dollars At the beginning with
Ford. hupp. the REQ, Saxon, chaIn,srs,
Paige. Detroit. Chandler. White or any
Of several others, you would have .
tidy fortune today.
Today the automobile industry 10
established along permanent lines
and today Il 10 paying bigger profits
than ever before in the history Of
the business. Il 10 solid fact.
however. that the big money has
been made by those who had the
foresight 10 get in On the ground
Heor with . newly established com
psny. u is very true that some
large profits have been made on the
Stock Exchange during the past
few months, but il 10 equally true
that much larger profits have been
mace by those who bought these
stocks when they were first put out
and the companies were being Or.
CANNED.
We are the largest exclusive
dealers in automobile securities in
the country. We do not handle
any other stocks or bonds. We de-.
vote our entire time and attention
to the automobile security market.
For that reason we believe that we
ere IN . better position to furnish
facts and information and advice
regarding automobile securities than
any other brokerage or banking house
in the United States.
Within the last few months
WHY'S. Overland has advanced $3.50
per share.
REQ has advanced over $40 per
share.
Chevrolet was selling for less than
300 few months ago, and is now
over 1900 per share. and IL you had
bought Paige Detroit you would have
more than doubled your money.
The above advice 10 worth while
and can be verified through any
broker.
Regardless Of the merit Of other
automobile securities. We today ad.
wise the purchase Of Emerson.
We urge all Of our clients and
readers TO act promptly. for the price
10 on the eve Of . big advance.
ROBERT p. MATCHES 4 CO., Inc.
Successors to
c. r. BERRY & CO., Inc.
31o.313 Newport Bldg,
SO osvonshire Street,
Boston, Mass.
Please send me catalogue, photo
graphs and full information regard
ing an investment in the Emerson
Motors Company.
NAME %. -. ....
STREET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
S'IY .......... .....'.'.
Augusta Journal 7-17-l8
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-07-17
WINTHROP

Twobase hits. Pagan. Chapman.
Hammond. Three base hits. Gale, KEEL
ley. McGraw. Home run, Wilson.
Stolen bases. Wilson. Williams. Left
on bases. Winthrop 4. Lewiston 5. First
base on errors. Winthrop l. Lewiston
l. Base on balls, by Pagan 8. by Mains
3. Sparsam /. Struck out, by Pagan I.
Mains 1. Sparsams 3 Hits off Mains
in innings; OF Sparsam 8 in inn
ings. Sacrifice hits. Mains. Hit by
pitched ball, Bradford Wild pitches.
Pagan. Mains. Passed balls, Huber.
Umpire. Conway. Time LAO.
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SPECIFICATIONS

STEERING GEAR-sixtesa H.,
wheel. fright hand, for fors;,"
trade onIy.)
REAR AxLE-FIoatins type,
eRAkES-Two sets on rear huh,
FRONT AxLE-Drop forged, !
beam.
WHEELS-ArtiIIery type.
TIREs-3oxa front, smooth tread,
31x3I2 roar.
FRAME-Pressed steel.
SPRlNGS-semi. elliptic front A..
rear, long and easy riding.
WHEELBASE-11o inches.
sODY-Stream line five pass.,.
ger neatly upholstered.
FINiSH-BIaek and nickel, no On.
ton 40 to color.
WINDSHIELD - Slantins, cl.,,
vision.
TOP-One man.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-07-17

Factory output four months to May LIST,
EeWardo OF fourteen millions. Increase Of
ever two millions in four months. Larg-
ct ceiling brand OF 1ec. cigarS in the
Nos1l. 1aetofy. Manchester. N. H.
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American
Yesterdays Games
Washington 4, Cleveland 2.
American Standing

Today's Games
st. Louis at Boston.
Detroit at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Washington.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-07-17
Eastern
Yesterdays Games

| Bridgeport g. Lawrence (first game) !;
Lawrence 2, Bridgeport 0 Second game)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-07-17
O II E

THE EMERSON MOTORS COMPANY is incor.
porated with q capital stock Of million shares.
each Of par value OF $lUUU. ihree hundred
thousand t3oo,ooo) shares Of this stock is per
preferred, but at the present time all the Preferred
Stock is in the Treasury. The Treasury also holds
present two hundred thousand 100000 shares Of the
Common Stock The company has debts, has
substantial cash treasury and is actively engaged in
manufacturing its first at its factory in Long
Island City, Now York.
DEMONSTRATING CARS ON DISPLAY IN NEW
YORK CITY TODAY.
The Officers and Directors incIude:-
Willis Geo. Emerson, Chairman Board Of Directors.
T. A. Campbell, President formerly Treasurer and
General Manager Of tho imperial Automobile Com
pany)
r. c. Hupp, Vice. President formerly Vice. Pres.
dent and General Manager Of the Hupp Motor Co.
and automobile engineer Of international repute).
George N. Campbell Secretary and Treasurer
formerly Secretary and Factory Manager Imperial
Automobile co.,
N. s. shanks, Assistant Secretary formerly Sec
rotary of the Monarch Motor Car Company, Of De-
troit Mich)
George q. clifford. Director General Manager Of
the Standard OH Company, 26 Broadway, New York,
NY)
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E K11B3'MHSBSR0lR&T {&{{Ih[(KS
National
Yesterdays Games

Boston A. Cincinnati I,
st. Louis 3, New York 2.
Brooklyn I. Chicago DC innings).
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National Standing

Today's Games
Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-07-17

after proper allowance has the increased
price Of material and for any exigencies that
annual production of only 10000
this profit be and should be Increased by the
production is selfeVdent That the sale
the Preferred Stock at Will insure suflcient capt.
tai enable this to go on a proft-earning
basis assured fact That the Common Stock
will become valuable than the preferred
seems inevitable.
The Company proposes adopt the modern
methods paying cash it goes, and pursuing
conservative. business like administration The
progressive methods OF manufacturing and selling will
be adopted.
We own and offer a very limited block Of the
Common PreOrganzat ton Promotion Stock at $500 per
and -asSessable If act promptly buy
any number of shares from five (5l to five thousand
(50oO) at $500 per share. Simply fill out the coupon
below for the number of shares YOU and mail Il
with your remittance by check draft money order
If you currency be and register the letter
Certificate of stock issued in your Will for.
this stock selling at twice this price within the
few weeks. Immediate action is necessary II You
desire obtain of the stock this low figure
Fill and mail the coupon below today.
ROBERT p. MATCHES CO., INC
Successors to c. r. BERRY G. CO, Inc.
310-313 Newport Bldg, 6s Devonshire St,
Boston, Mass.
! incIose herewith in full payment for
shares Of the REORGANIZATION Promotion
Stock of the Emerson Motors Company
special price of $500 per share (par value $1,000
fully padand worcestershire.
NAME ........... ............
STREET ..........
CITY .......... ...........
Augusta Journal 7-l7-l6
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-07-17

Jesse r. Leonard, Director director Columbia Ma
tona Bank, Pittsburg, Pa.)
Amos II. Stevens, General Counsel Travellers lnsur-
ance Company; also General Counsel Stutz Automo-
bile Company.
In addition to these the Advisory Board contains
the Of many prominent throughout the
United States in the banking and business world.
The books Of this Company audited every
month by The American Audit Co.
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Totals
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
EInHCiC6C finger.

Sn Der @eIeIIIdoft fir NatiIrs uno
lptiltunoe in Dresden oeigte Oberorot
Dr. RoeBte bonn @ereinslaoorett Ca
roIabdnsz einen potienten, einen Diff
5ier, i'm 3ibiIberuf S9riftitsner, Dem
Der rehte 3eisefinger abeeihoKen uno
our9 Die moosrne 9irursifde Sednit
erIsbt pDroen 1T. Or. 9loeBte BAT
bterbei, tpie bic nMiiu9ener Wieoi5ini=
ibe Mo6eni@rift" beri4tet. iein @ers
fubrsn oes plaitiIden @rioBes anses
lponbt. 3unG9Tt ipuroe eine finger
bide Mei9teilrone aus Saut unb Tettz
getpsbe Der @ruIt mittels .Sfieloppens
5ernplditit" eebiIoet uno na4 oeren
GertieIteIune ein &no9enItiid in ben
Stumpf oes Singers iibertrueen. Ous
&nonenitiid mar Der re1ten bierten
3ebe oes WerIeBten entnommen ipors
ben, obne baB boburb eine nennensz
iperte @ertiir5une Der 3ebe Ober irs
eenoipelde @ebFOrunsen entitanoen
ipGren. Der 2no1en beilte i'm @ers
louf bon pieraebn Sdgen ipie cine
6rottur nit Dem Rno1enl ltumpf Sus
Tammen. g1o9 elmer @efdmtbebunOs
lung BON etipos iiber 5pei Mondten be-
ipe9t Der @erlebte ben neiien 3eieefins
ger I'm @runbgelent In normaler Nus=
eiebistsit unb bermog ibh eesen ben
Doumsn 70 feit on5ulegen. bob er AUDI
Feinere uno feinite @egenidnbe miiEes
los Feitbolten, gum 9eiIpiel In normus
Ter WeiTe I9reiben lam. Dos @es
fiibl 1T noturg.mGB nod ni9t big 5ur
SinserIpiBe btnouf tpieoereetebrt, Bat
ii9 ober f6on In oeu unteren sfuet
@ritteln ipieoer eineeitelt. Or. StOBte
ipornt oringenb Oobor, perifiimmelte
Singer pDnia o65unebmen; bielmebr
foIlte beren elditiI9e Stumpfbebeduug,
unb no oiefe olIein niht seuiiet, beren
Dieoerbiloung ongeitrebt iperoen, ,iim
Die @riffFGbigtcit Der Singer uuo ods
nit bic @ebrau9sfGbigteit Der gdn5en
Sdnb iuieoer berouiteGlen. aud UNI
0erunToltuneen Ioipeit uls mOslid 5u
milbern. SnSbeTonoere ion Der plds
itiIde Gr1dB od erfolsen, no Der Be'
ruff oes potienten, ipie I'M boreefiibrs
ten Sale, in Trase ftebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
SOnl s@lafea.

gs 1T Elm GROCER 0sbler, benz
S9lufc ni9t geniEuo 8ea9tuns au
I9enten. sir Die Grbultlns Der Sc
Iunobeit ift ausrei9enoer S9laf Elm
unbe6ingteS @rforbernis. Die tGsIis
den 9lnitrengungen bes menI9li9eR
9ebens erforOeru einen entIpre9enoen
arGfteberbrou9, unb ni9t uneeitrnft
borF man iiber eiu getuiKss Mob Der
Sdtisisit binuusgebeu. penn man
ni4t an ullsemeiner GrI9laffuus ers
franten min. Dur9 oas Grmlouness
gefiibl aeigt uns Die Notur an, iponn
Der 3eitpuntt einsetreten 1T, Der Rube
au pflegen; mir miifcn uus oann
gum S9laf pieoerIeecn, uno ni9ts
1T eefGbrli1er, alS bic i'm mooernen
2ebcn 70 bdufig auftrctenbe @eipobns
belt, oie No9t. Die gum Sdldf bes
ltimmt 1T, Geieui6ufteu unO Ders
gniigungen gu opfern, un6 osn Gag,
Der Der glrbeit bieren mub, tpenigs
items teilDeiie gum S6lof 81 bes
niiben. Diefe Qlrt bon MenI9en mos
den Die Nodt gum Tose unO umees
tebrt ben Sag our gla9t. Statt ibre
mii0en @lieOer aus5uruben, Iuden
iie fi9 Ourd oIfoboliI9e GjetrGnts
ober bur9 @enub BON Rnffee angus
reeen unO cine tiinitli9e Wlunterieit
au erasusen unO punoern Iib Oann,
ipenn iie I9lieBlih an itorter SdlaFs
lofgteit Ieiben. Dos moOerne 9eben
felt 70 groBe Nnforberunsen on Oie
t0rperli9eu unO eeiItieen arGfte bes
Ginaelnen, bob man INNER mebr unb
mebr mobneno feline Stimme erbeben
muB, ben S9laf ni6t 5u bernoHs
ldffigen. Ser &0rper oes S9loFenben
befinoet T9 in Doltdnbieer Rube.
Oos @ebirn in llntdtigieit, nur bds
Ser5 arbeitet ipeiter uno oie Qlts
ilngsproane finttionieren fort; pGbs
renb bes Gdlofes 1T Die @eroauilng
perIaneIomt. 2leinc Rinber mub man
70 longe I9lafen lnTen, ais fie felber
ipollen, Bel erObersn &inOern 1T etn
12z Bis 9Itiinbiger Sdlof nDtis. BEL
Grpo4fsneu eeniiseu 7 biz 8 Stuns
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
@Omer-ein BelOier.

Die 3ipeifel an Der perIOnli9teit
9omers rsi9en bis ins 9lltertum aus
rid. 2lnarogoras betra9tcte oie Sc
fhi9te Somers als einen olIeeoriIhen
MordItrdctat. Der @rammotiter
QlpiOn perbrohte iein 2sben bomit.
Die Mobrbeit iiber Somer felt5ultellen.
Mos ole mpbernen Tori9er betrifft.
70 bat 5unddit 3u9arids Began, elm
eugliI9er pbilologs, Der i'm SABRE
1859 ftorb, bic 9ebouptung oufses
iteIlt, baB Die ObbRee ni6tS onoerss
fei als bic ltrgef9i9te oes Suoens
tums. Dasielbe berli9erte Der 6oudns
Der Groeie, fir ben Die Slids bic @es
f9icbte Der patriar9en 1T, in Der nur
3roia ourH Seri9o eriebt au iperben
braudt. Ra6 8rpant fon Somer ein
Ggbptifher Di9ter eetpeIen Iein. Der
ole GOtter unb 6alb9Dtter oes pbas
rdonenIonoes in eriediI9es Gepdno
getleibet babe. lleberbdupt gibt es
taum Elm 2anb, bos ni9t ole Gbre fir
iih In 2lnipru9 eenommsn Bate, Der
ShaupIob Der bomeriI9en Di4tuns
gen gu fein. 60 bebouptete Der yledps
Ter Gelebrte @incent Goco, oie BONES
rif6en @efGnse Ieien italieniIhen llrs
fprungs, unb no9 Dem @enter be
@ruOe foIlen Iie fogor uuf einen fIds
ntlden 2lutor ouriid5ufiiben ietn.
Dieter be @rope bat feline Sbeorie in
bret umfangrei9en 8Gnoen Derfo8ten,
oie 1906 in Sent eri9ieren. gld4 ibut
1T Somer Elm gelsier sepeien, uno Der
SroidniI9e Rrieg bat ii4 duf oem
goben Der gliencrlonoe obeeipielt.
Dos QlmiiIonte 1T, baB Der @erfdHer
in bieIen orei 8dnosn faum Den @ers
fu9 mo9t, ben 9eler bon Der Ri9tiss
lett Ieiner @etpeisfiibruns gu iiber5eu'
gen, unb nod Teltfamer mutet es an,
ooB Elm fpdterer @elebrter, GbolarO
Dupies, oenIelbcn llnIinn In Ieinen
ieItil9en llnterTu9unsen perteioiet
Bat. Die bomeriI9e 5roee 1T oIio NOD
INNER often, bic 9luSiitbt, iie 5u lofen,
1T beut5uta9e 70 serine, ooB ii9 faum
Elm erniter Tori8er finbet. Der fi9
iiberbaupt nod nit ibr bef4Gftiet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
Bu[OarienS SC6uCen.

SIN Dlltro" betra9tet profeTor glrs
nouoob bas llnterri@tspeien 8ulgds
riens. gr 5iebt bic S4luBfolseruns:
8isber sius 8uIsarien BEL alien 2uIs
turpOlfern in bic 2ebre. Sebt piro
es ben beiten 2ebrer unter ibnen ers
bdlten: Deutl9lono. Die DeutIhen
beFben qfli9tbepuBtIein, @erc9tia-
teitsIinn, Greue, 9lrbeitsIisbe. sic
iinb oaS Doll oes oisaipIinierten Dens
lens. Mir ernten bereits bic s5riihte
oes pobltuenben oeutf6en GinfluFes,
oa unIere llniOerIitdt nod beutT4em
W1uIfer gebilOet 1T, ebeniO Die iibrieeu
S9ulen. ltnIere beIten 9ebrer bdben
in DeutI9ldno ituoiert. DeutI9s
lambs Sieg iiber o piele @Olter unb
@5tuuten brinet es an bic GpiBe oller
WDlter. Sc miro Der 2ebrer dller
WDlter iein uno bat bic GigcnIGoften,
nm oiefe feline &uImrmiIion 'piirOis
gu erfiillen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
Ser6ienS Gei(uno.

Der gerIiner .Hag" meloet aus
Sofia: Die neuen @sbiete gulgoriens
ipurben in iieb5ebn Departements uuo
Fedsunoodt5is 8e5irte eiuseteiIt. Sc.
Der 9e5trt erbielt elm Gricbensgeri4t,
ieoes Department Elm Deportementss
eeridt nebit @fdnenis. Qlls iiberse.
oronete Sniton3 in oen neuen @ebies
ten purOen orei gtppenotionsqeridtss
b0fe eineeri8tet. @emertenspert 1T,
bub oieie 8e5irts edn5 Qllts uno yeu-
Srbieu unfoKen, dusgenommen 8eIs
grab, ods oIio nidt 5ur bulgdriT9en
@srpaltung seb0rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
11euc grict6iGc6e o1tOraen.

Sn grie9cnlano Io[Isr nGdfcns
neue 8riefmorten sineefiibrt tperoen,
unb 5por Ion gum eritsn Mole etn
Gctl Der Marten, ndmli4 bic Werte
Bis su 10 aeptu, oos 9ilbnis oes
SR0nies seigen. Die teueren Merte
ioerocn mDtbologiTbe Saenen, 0GIIegOs
rien 2anoI6uften entboIten. grit bic
50s2eptosMdrte fou Damn ipieber nit
benz DOppeltopf aTnig @eurss unb
20nis 2onitontins seidmiidt fein;
bic Dro9mensMorte wiro ben jebissn
aOnis gu pfero seisen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

'er Gin ser 3eitmg lcicno): uNos
Ser NeQierlng oo uieoer eiuf6utl
gRim 6om mir crit micrn Ncrni Efor.
rcr beAraben mo Jest poIIens lms
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

oud nod einen &icor 3nr @erweiung
berididen no ioII'n mir oenn nit aIl'
ocn EIowcrn bin auf unicrm tlcincn
0irhhnff"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

fonueu Sic obt5ig Sabre alt mer-
ocn unO NIT S6rem Ser5cn iugor
ncnn3iglr
Starte 3Mmntlnna. Yon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

Cute 9otfdoft. glr5t:a, Sic
6rolden iib oar teiuen 9efiirhhlu-
gen 6iuiibtlicb S6rer iunercu Orgo-
ne bin5ugebeul Nit S6rer 2lmgc
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pnpiernot in Rumdnien.

wesen qopiernot bat oos bulbumts
Ii9e glbenoblatt ga Houmanie" iein
Grf9eineu siniteIlen miiHen. Die Be-
Sieber erbalten itutt oeKen nur Oas
omtli1e MorgenbIott r@itorul." Das
glott nqoIitique" erIHeint nur nod
i'm boIben ltmfange. Weitere 9ldtter
iino DoIlig eiueeganser.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

gs lei nod ertpdbnt, odb oieie 20
MOrter 30 prooent Der beuti8en
S4riftfpra9e bstragen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

Der berilbmte Motbemotiier @ouB
er5dblte otter. er babe fruber re9nen
als iprehen t0nuen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
@OrtitGtiifiidJe8.

u @tu Monn, Der iicber bel 8eit bdbsn
muB, bat es unternommen, bic @orte
Der oeutiben Spru6e uuf ole 6Gufis-
tett ibrcS @Ortpmmens ou unterIu9en
'lno ma@t bariiber nadfsbenoe irttes
rehante, glngaben:
Die W5rter ste, Ser, uno Iinb
otstum bdufieiteu portommenben.
Bel 1o,91O.777 ssodblten @Srtsrn
sHtfolIen uuf
Die - 358,054 , ...r.....
Det = s54,52e : guIss'il's1, oaa 6ss
uno = 320,985 } ~
DieIe brei W0rter ffeIIen beiino4
70 5iemIi4 ben 5cbutsn 9eiI Der beuts
i@en S9riftiprode oar. Gs 1T tpObl
onourebmen, baB nur ipenise DeltIde
it9 oes SdufisteitsDerbGItniFe oteisr
oret Morte betpuBt geporben 1inb, ipte
es bier 5aNenmdBie nudgeipieien TT.
Na9 bieieu orei @Drtern fOIst sins
tebr sruBe 9lbnabme in Der SGufis.
lett. Das nG9it bdufise MOrt . u
eebt Inn $4,000 berunter eeeen unO,
oos nG9FfoIsenoe in Inn $4,000 &c.
gen gu.
lin bic ndbFsn oebn pro5snt Der
9dufigteit oes 9ortpmmens in Der
oeutI8en S6riFtipro9e ou erbulten.
brau3t man iieben @orter:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

8ei Oiefen Fcben WSrtern 1T Die
9dufigtett BON 10 prooent tttpds
iiberi9ritten. lin obsr bic n0dIsn
10 prDsent auiammen5uitellen. iinb
10 MOrter notipenois:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

Dte f90nIte 9(rbeit Iieb Tdfur
9lu oiefeu SOlben T9auen;
Der Mdnn mar cine probe nur,
Sbr Wlsiitsrltiid Die Trouen.