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The sun., 1916-09-10
MITCHELLS FOR DELIVERY.
Manager stowe Has n Fine New
Line

For tho first time since the new
model D-io Mitchell Six was announced
General Manager stowe is now In IL
position to make deliveries on the car.
The new slitchell. which comes a. IL
two passenger roadster and rs a fvr
passenger touring car. sells for $500
ana l. the lowest priced car that III"
Mitchell company has turned out In re-
cent years. II is fitted with n 40 horse
power motor. Clans. ard has q wheel
base OF 100 inches.
Among tn" features are light weight.
du, 'o cllruin" Nanddium steel cou-
struction Gasolene tauh in tho rear :.
vacuum gasolene feed floating rear
axle; cantilever " springs. & n.
Lr!Icn tire punu aud an extra tire car
rier. The car has an artistic stream-
liz" body with a second cDwl. ruony
accommodations and extra w'dc seats.
All types % the TOW Mitchell 1o5
inch IS horsepower miiS"ason models
ar" row on View IA IN" Mitchell sale
room IN TN" tir,lr Euiid''r.
The sun., 1916-09-10
snvER's NEW SERVICE PLAN.
seems solution Of u Lot Of Din
culties.

CuitleHs
c. T. silver, who I'm the past nine
years has placed thousands Of cars In
the hands OF individuals in the metro
politan district and surrounding terri
tory, has evolved a service scheme which
eliminates the gamble attached to the
word Service and gives II n meaning
we'll defined, as far as the customer Is
concerned.
Service" he proclaims. begins with
the honest manufacture and factory test
ing OF each Chalmers car and continues
through the stages OF shipping, unload
ing. equipping. delivering and owner
ship"
To carry out these different phases he
employs six experienced service managers.
These men are the court of last resort
with the customer. and to them they
have to look for the attention necessary
after they take delivery. one OF these
specialists Is deailed at an appointed
time to At out n customer with the par
ticular model purchased. and he Is re-
sponsible for the condition in which the
car Is delivered, and aftcrward he IL Is
who gives the half hour service free
whenever II Is needed. Incidentally, II
the customer Is inexperienced this same
service manager does the instruction
work.
This seems a solution Of a lot OF din
culties arising from service or lack of It.
II generalizes responsibility and puts
any question arising squarely up 10 two
the customer and the service manager.
incidentally, II will do away with unjust
demands, as owners will think twice be-
fore looking for redress for troubles
caused By their " neglect or care
lessness.
The sun., 1916-09-10

Motor Car Company Of New York. Ia
able to promise forty-eight hour delivery
to his customers.
This situation. strange 10 relate. was
due to the threatened railroad strike. as
In anticipation OF n general t.eup Nj.
Houpt Two weeks aco ordered the De-
trcit factory not only to ship all the
cars tl.ey could by fast ire.ght but also
Ia seud as many a. they could spare by
Wells Fargo Express.
As 4 result o: Die foresight Mr.. HouTt
row has ears ready FOR almost imm'-
date delivery ana mlrv al his custom-
crs VINO nave been w,tluc fpr weeks 20
get cir9 are TOW getting them.
Ano.r the recent arrivals are samples
Of practically every model OF closed car
the Hudson company turns out. in-lud-
Ing s.ddns, llmuus!ucs and toxin cars.
Perhaps the most luxurious car OF tho
lot Is the new town car. and there are
only 800 of tlles" de IKE models To bc
built out of a. o00 cars which the Hud.
son factory VIII turn out this year.
Butt 10y master craftsmen of !nternn-
tioual fame. this new town car repre-
seuts the nual word IN style, comfor, an !
luxury. The car Is now on exhibition In
the Hudson salcroom IN the Circle Build
ing,
The sun., 1916-09-10
G0ODYEARS WIN AGAIN.
.Aitken IN Front AZ Cincinnati with
These Tires.

A big victory for Goodyear cord tires
marked h dedication OF the new sharon
VILE board track speedway at Cincinnati.
Ohio. on Labor Day. when John Aiken.
driving a Peugeot. ronped home winner
In the 800 mile sweepstakes. capturing
$4,000 In prize money.
Atkins car was equipped with Good
year cord tires. Driving a steady and
consistent race. he assumed a lead over
Dario Resta at the 16sth mile. which he
held to the n OF the race. Atkins
time for the 800 miles was 3 hours :
minutes 81 seconds. an average Of 1906
miles an hour.
Twenty-e!ght cars lined up for the
start, eight OF which completed the 200
miles. Aitken was the only one OF the
eight using Goodyears. one Of the i'm
portant factors In his victory MAS the
absence Of tire trouble, only two stops
for tires having been made during the
entire 400 mile grind. Mono OF the
drivers finishing the race had less than
two tire changes.
Atkins left front and left rear tires
withstood the terrific heat inc wear of
the n!nety-seven miles an hou grind
after having been run $50 miles IN trial
laps before the race.
The sun., 1916-09-10
SEEK GOOD ROADS
With COLLEGE HELP
viii Encourage Universities
70 Provide Courses in High
way Engineering.

Az lite directors meeting OF the Ma
,onal Automobile Chamber OF Commerce
as, week Il u. Chaplin, chairman Of the
.oI roads committee. announced that
movement has been started to encour-
400 the universities and colleges of the
ountry 10 provide specialized courses I'm
hgnway engineering. with a view to
Meeting the growing demand for trained
t-oid engineers. This action is consld-
cred particularly timely because OF the
Increasing miles % good roads that are
bsins built and the recognition Of the
necessity for better roads as indicated
" the recent law passed by Congress
ard signed by Presiden; Wilson provid-
.,s for a $4,000. 900 appropriation for
improving the roads of the country.
As a result Of inquiries addressed to
.he various highway commissions 4:
vas found that there is a decided lack
81 sufficient men with technical training
and practical experience In road work
10 NEE, the requirements. Eighteen out
o, twenty-f0ur State commissions re-
sponding to the inquiries mention this
hc, and said that preference would be
siyen to graduates of universities and
college engineering courses when making
appointments. II IL the consensus OF
op!nlon among them that the number Of
road engineers employed will be doubled
n, least In the next five years as a result
Q. the growth of the good roads move
nent.
The tyne of roads required 20 meet
PRESENT and future traffic conditions calls
,r a high degree OF engineering skill,
tho foundation for which must be laid
n civil engineering educational institu.
ton. and supplemented by actual ex.
p.rienca in road and bridge designing
md construction.
Out Of seventy-hve universities and
colleges heard from which provide civil
engineering courses less than half pro-
] ,.de for any specialization by students
n highway subjects. Only -four have
rtc!al highway engineering courses
leading up TO degrees or certificates in
this particular branch.
The sun., 1916-09-10

costly prizes are to be awarded to the
winners In the many events.
A number Of automobile and accessory
dealers have donated prizes and souve-
Mrs for the outing. q. J. Rohde. mana
ger Of the Splitdorf Electrical Company
Of New York. has offered two silver
drinking cups. which the Splitdorf COM
pary had made specially for this occa-
sion. {. i. Studebaker, manager Of the
ftrestone branch. - providing inin!a-
ture Flrestone tires and watch fobs.
Frank iil.l Of the Republic Rubber CONF
pany has donated u Republic Staggered
tread tire as IA prize for one Of the
events William G. rocrtner Of tho
Poertrer Motor Car Company. has Of
fered special prizes for the winning base
ball players. Tickets can be obtained
from J. J. korbei, Motor Club, go West
Fifty-n!nth street.
The sun., 1916-09-10

TWO more Automobile Row veterans
answered ~. ,a.l # the Ford"
The row knows them AS joe and
TT" but here they must be referred to
~. Joseph Stern and Albert j. Picard.
,N1 accessory men Of note who have
ven on broadway for years n years
$40 Who ny their latest move indicate a
Ilrposc 70 remain there years and years
2ore.
u Joseph S,ern, or rather Joe" and
SsV.r' y PICARD, or rather pie have
ven as" 'a,cd cog thtr IN the accessory
.h'tss for mIuy years II II is only
aaufhl 70 iiud them together when they
~ = regular Ford agency at 1853
'oai"aF, where they are now showing
'V4'I I'm" Of ,hc new Fords, which have
.sh toH.!"d mere and there with a
sage ii''-,u form ,ug wand.
~ y ~" purpose OF Mcssrs. Picard
,'p S-''H 10 use thrir accessory estab-
..sh'n'n' = advantage In connection with
y. AZ by supp'Siug equipment and
The sun., 1916-09-10

for itself a new and highly productive
market by going below the $4,000 mark
in price. n At the same time keeping
up its well known high standard OF
workmanship in this car. This price re-
duction for this car OF unQues.lonable
quality looks as IL It might be the begin
ming OF an unusual electric car boom In
this city.
Manager Menefee IL enthusiastic and
has every r.as"n fo he 90. ~ tatS ,hr
car OF the type referred to here sold for
The sun., 1916-09-10

$4,000. Last year It's price was reduced
10 s:.3.5. As a result Of the reduction
the local branch Increased its business
Al per cent. over that of the year be.
fore. as Il found n steadily widening
market. tnde the impetus OF the latest
price reduction Mr.. Mcncfee expects to
see on increase Of over 200 per cent. for
this year.
The model shown here is known as
~ -. >. h.- --c.:c:cc. Z: c"c-. liz.
and Its appointments are exquisite.
The sun., 1916-09-10

Sam W. Menefee. local branch man
ger OF the Anderson Electric Car Com
pany at Slxty-second street n Central
Park West. announces the arrival OF n
Detroit Electric of quality n distinc-
ton that will be sold for only Sits. In
the electric field the arrival Of this car is
ian event" Two years ago one would not
have been able to get anything approach
ing 1t for less than $4,000. The .Ander-
son E's"'ri" CAV Company ~ mar-iv
meeting modern demands and opening
The sun., 1916-09-10

Tsf Mr passenger touring car Is GOnd e1prMDa of pr%nl haste because the individual
"Uh-theh body built by Dreuar & Co-has in the Packard twin h1 chaIis are foundation,
q background tath AWAY. safe. The po"MnHeso of body .a-H"n tony are almost nnihes bat
the h""hs IL the hone and w of your rotor car and the bash Of its looks.
The woman who choMna rckardc hausa the primary mns Of lf~ 1pcsdouh her ste
mobile is sure of result that IL handsomely individual bat. never osM.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-18

Sine oemtidle 9epeIdle meloet, Gin
Amsriff Der 5ransDien auf ben iiio-
lidDen slbbang oes 6iigels 3O4 i'm
ojebiet Don @erbnn lei 5niammcm-
sebruden. IS lit ons nid)t gans Der-
itanOlidl, oa mad ben bisberisen
geridDten bic SeutId)en nod midlt
i'm Seiite Oes Siio=glbbamges oeS
S5iigels luaren. Die ssransulem mel
ben nnr gans allsemien, oaf &Gm-
pfc bel gtuOepnrt, am 6iisel 3O4
nno siuiid)en Gonanmont nno @anr
itattgcfunSen bnben.
Die 9eutiden meloen, bak Der
beriiHmte Jaiegerleutuant sSmmel-
mann iein fiinf5ebntes 9leroplan
in Der @egfno lptitlid) Dom Gonai
nieoerseIdDoiien bat nn6 oaF ebenio
in Der 9jegeilb nDn ssurnes. Elm eua-
liIdles Aeroplan serit0rt iumr6e, bel
fen Sniaiffn, siuei ensliIhe Cffisie-
re, man gefangen nabm. Sie Jran-
soien melOen, lie battem oentidlc
Meroplane in Der 0eaenb pon &c
sonbiife mnb Snptrt niebergeidoi-
len; ferner, bais Gin frausDiildles
SnffidDiffgeidmaber ben gabn6of in
Der Wfeter 1orita6t Sablun nit
gomben beiuprfen babr. 9ie syrap-
ssIen be6anpten ferner, in Der We-
aeno uun @er6nn batten 50 9aft-
fampfc itaftgefanben nno orei bemt-
fd,e sierpplane ieien bernnteraeidJoi.
len. Die @eid)isjte flinst ctiuaS
pbantaitiid).
lleber bas Seesefedf an Der bel-
aildpen Stiiite, bas bereits fnrs err
iuGhnt iunroc, iuiro pon 9onoou ms
aemeloet: sgln Der belgiIden aiiits
fano 9ienitaa nadDmittag eiit 6se-
fedlt suiidJen enaliIdjen y9eitrogers"
mno yWomitprs" unS bentihen g9e-
ltrpncrs" itntt. Rad einem fnrsen
aampfe 5ogen iid) bic oentiden SdDif-
re snrif. glnf ben ensliidDen Sdrif-
FEN luar fein Werluit sit beflaaen.
Der SeatidDe 8erid)t Iast: yGnsliidje
aritasidJiffe erld)ienen an Der aiiite
BON ylanoern. 9entidle ariessidlif-
Re, bcgleifet BON 9ntronilIe goo-
ten, f,tbren linen entgegen. IS ent-
iuifcltc iidj Elm anmpf anf lueite
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Surge ueberlidt.

Nmsriffe Der SransOien amf
ncm GiS Mbbaiigs bes 6ii-
gels 304 ,pirb silriifseidlasem.
3ablreid)e gnftfampfe finoen
ftatt.
3dnt. sSsinmelmann idJieft
ieinen fiinf5ebnten sleroplan
]ermnter.
,Sn Sem 5eesefedJt an Ser
helgiIden Suite tulroe Elm eng
Iiid)er arerser beiddbist.
Bon Der ierbiid sried)i-
idjen 0rense lueroeu aaerlei
Selpesnnsen gemeloet bic aber
bic Gage bis jett nidJt peram.
bert baben.
ltmiere Negieritng mill ben
llntersans Der sdifie Gre
fria" ,tno 0gatanier "" nn-
terimden. geiOe Gdiffe bat
fen Mmerifaner an yoro. Gi-
ner berielbcn lit nn's eeben
aefpmmen.
ltnlere yfesiernns iuiro oen
Grpteit Gtlterrtid)s iuesen
SarpeOierens ieiner Sd)iffe
pbne @arnnng iebr ernit nef-
men.
lie 9iuiIen erneilern lire
sIugriffe bei 9iarbefr.
Die Deiterreider meloen, lie
lJdften 3asbatorta, iiiolidJ bon
SSiupereto belett; Die Staliener
britreiten es.
Sir giDger Gaiement uno
Sailen lueroen oem bDberen
ecridlt Siir Eroseilieritng
wesen 6odjperrats iiberipieien.
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Nnmmer $40.

General Srepino lpil 1900
Wfamm an Der Grense sniammemsie-
ben, mm Sen Sanoibtensisen mno
Gimfalem in amerifaniId)es @ebiet
Elm Gnbe 5il maiden.
WerifaniIde 8anbiten, bic
anseblidy pun Der anoern Geite oeS
Gip 8ranoe gefummen iinb, baben
pun Der iiiolid BON Mereeoes tie
aenoen SeluelfIden GandJ @ieb nns
Sittel seitublen.
sSn Der merifaniiden StaSt
San slntoniu ipllem sebn dineiiid)e
aamflente pun amgebliden @illiitas
ermproet iein, neil iie Sen slnteri=
famern @aaren perfanft batten.
- 9lls Snn syrallcisco miro ge-
meloet, es leien bort nit Dem 9anr=
pier rafio Maru" ieebs5ebn 9lrners-
faner eingetroffeu, Die aus Wferico
gefloben leien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-18
SnIano

9lus 8aIbington miro aenlel-
Oct, 0aB Senator Gulberion iid) bon
leiner lebten aranfbeit pollItdnoig
erbolt uno ieine friibere &raft uno
gnergie mieoer geipoilnen bat, iIno
oaB er forperlib iuie geiitis mol Be-
fabigt tit, Dem Staate geras fir Ell
nen tpeiteren gerttin ais Senator
5u oienen. Gr bielt Dor elmer slil-
5abl Seraner, inter benen iid) Die
Maapore BON Daaas iino Sort
@ortb, Der aomnliiiar @arlono
bon San Mntonio, lomie mebrere
teraniIde &ongreBlerte befanoen,
|eine Heoe, in Der er lid gu @unitel
Der in 1918 in San glntonio ab5l=
haltenoen 8i=gentennial glnsIteHitng
alisiprad).
Marine Sefretar Daniels
teilt NIT. Dob Dem Monliral Gaper-
ton, Der Die sSlotte in oen @eip0i-
fern BON Santo 9on1itgo befebligt,
nnbeihrdilfte 8ollnraht erteilt lit,
Elopiel Marine Solooten lanben 5uh
|lailelL tpie ibn n0tig ideinea mn
Die llnrllben in Der @anptltaot San
to Domingo 5i llnteroriiden. Gle
oortige 9eputierten aammer Bat
nls propilorilden Eraiioenten Heoro
Gorpaial ertpdblt, es miro eripartet,
bab Der Senat 0ieie gripdblnng
beltdtigt. Sic Stoot tit porldltfig
rubig uno tpeitere slusi6reitllngen
Iino nidt mebr porgefommen.
gtad elmer ben gall5en Gag
lpabrenoen Sisllng bat Der Senat
oie BON Ben pereinigten gfilitdr-
&onlites pailierte slrrllee Heorgd-
tliiotions Bill angeilonlrnen 9urb
bie @ia miro cine reglIGre slrrnee
BON 2t1,000 Wiann erl6affen, Die
I'M arieasfalle auf 100000 Wanl
erbobt meroen fam, gleih3eitig
iperoen oie IN 3ufunft inter aoll-
trol1e Der @ltnoesregierlng iteben=
Sen Notionol @aroen ouf 457 900
Mann peritarft. Gs miro allgelneiit
erportet, ooB oas Sans Dem 8ei-
Ipiel oes Senates folgen lulo Die
9ia ilnper1noert anilebmen miro.
Sas y9eational Soreign graoe
Council" bot in eiilern 9eriht Dem
apnereB nlitgeteilt, baB eine 8onb-
9lusgabe BON $50,000,000 fir Die
erballltng elmer @anoelsflotte ooil-
.itanbig ungeniigeno lei; Inn ben alne=
rifanii6en Sanoel pollitan0ig bon
Ser fremoen Shifffabrt ilnabbdnsig
5ll madden, iei cine Sunlme pom
$520,000,000 bis $f,040,000,-
900 n0tig.
Die &onpention Ser .@ereiniq-
ten 9onfooerierten Geteranen lit
in Birmingham glla., beenoet NOR
oen. slls Srt Der 3ulanimenfllnft
fiir 1917 lit Walbington, O. g., be-
itinntt; sum &ommanoenr Der Ser
einiglma tpliroe Der Gen George
Sarriion aus Dem Staate sllnbama
ermnfIt
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Der aarbinaI Grsbiidof BON aGlt
i'm 0rueen 9amptqnartier.
@roBes 9altptquartier,
10 N11.


13. afar5.
aaroinaler5bii9of Or. b. S5urt=
mann traf geltern i'm @roBen @aupt=
qllartier ein. ST fam BON Ser
5ront, NO er Die rbeiniinen grup=
per beiu9t bntte. Die Solooten err
5ablen BON ieiner grgriffenbeit lno
uon Der Siebe, nit Der er 5u ibnen
eelpro6en batte. Seute erfiillte ser
Garoinal Die slufgabe, Dem Sat
Ter 100000 0earf, eine Spel1oe
preuBilder aatbolifen, 5um 9elten
heutl9er Serlpunoeter 5ll iibergebes
Gem ging Elm feierli6es Sohantt in
Ser 8farrfirde poraus, oas Ser
&arbinal in Gegenmart oes &aiiers
ln1o elmer oi6teeordngten Menge
felograller .Sorer 5elebrierte. Man
iab ferner beutIbe SroersI6ipeItern
ilrto S6fpeitern bonn 8oten aren5
aud einige frolt5oliibe sSrauen.
Ser fral13olil1e &lerns mar fernge-
glieben. Der anroinal enpfing Ben
aaiier in biid)oflihetl MeBgetpdn=
bern am Gortal Der Stride unb ee-
leitete i'm gum &oridiff. 9rahtig
allfreht idritt Der Monarf ourb
oas Spolier bon Sffi5ieren. SIMMER
nod Die redenbofte @eitalt bon Ser
&raft. @r ipar ernlt tpie irnmer
in oieier 3eit. Die feierIid5e Sano-
lung begnnn. Damn beItieg Der
4aroinaI nit @aitra mo giidofs-
ftab, befleioet NIT einen golbener,
roteefiitterten Gbormantel, Die @oa
tbebra llno lprad) nit ber5lihen
@orten 5n ben Soloaten gr broh-
te ibnen Die beiBen @iinide ser Set
mat. Waogen Tie ipeiterfdmpfen,
lpeiterleioen, in @ott, Dor @ott llno
nit Soft ilno fiir 6as gaterIano.
Ger SdInB Ser s(rliprade iuonote
iid on oen Gaiier:: uguer faiierfi=
6en llno foniaIi6en Maieit1t mohte
id ben innigiten 0arf ousiprehetl
in aller @brfurdt bafiir, baB euer
Waieitat oieieln @ottesoienit BEL
lpobnen ipol(en. llnIer gottliher
Serr uno Meifter SeIns Gbriltus,
bohgelobt in Gtpigfeit, bat aeIaat
u8enn 5ipei ooer 6rei il1 meinem
gtamen periammelt iino, oann BIN
idl 1nitten inter ihnell." 9SieIe, bic
le SoIooten firo beute III oieien
@ottesbauie perIanti1elt Inn ibrei
2anoespater iito baben NIT ibrenl
2mbespater 81 Soft eebetet, er mol
.le nns ben gIorreihen Sieg llno
BEN baloigen sSrieoen i1enfen. Dos
pereinte @ebet bot oie @eipGbr anf
grborlntg. SoIlte Ser liebe Soft
nod meitere l6tpere Spfer bon ms
perlangen, 10 mode i6 mid in oielenl
sngenbIif gum 9olmetid) ser fot6o-
liIden Soloaten Ser g(rmee llno
if lege in Die 61noe gurer faiier-
lifen uno fonieIihen Maieltdt Elm
@elobnis, bas @ef6bnis 1tnentipegter
Sreue IN allem &ollipf, aaem 2ei-
.oenE alien Spfern oieles arieges,
oas @elo6nis, lrneltipegter Sreue
biz gum 9ob. Woge @ott Ser 9[n-
nddtige, Ser s(dgiitige ltno sla-
barmber5iae, Dor oeiien gftgen mir
bier Deralmnelt iirlo, oieles nnier
@elO6nis lit @naoen allnebmen,
n1oge er lnieren oderenGoigiten,
oielgeliebten 2anoes6errn, rnoae er
Cure faiierlide nnb fonieli6e Ma=
ieitdt idiiben nnb fhirnlen, moge
er idirmen infer liebes tenres 8a-
terlanol @eIobt lei Sseius gbri-
ititsi"
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rs Ser E6otosrapb .. Ssse-
manm, oeIien bobmooern ausgeItats
tetes 9lteIier iib in SO. t04 Dit
Souiton Ctr, cine Erepep bod, me-
ben ser Bride, befinoet, liefert Die
beIter photographer lno @ruppeny
hfIApr
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Die Bill. lpeLhe lid NIT Scr

- Die Bill, lpelhe lid NIT ser
Stontrolle Der ltcberIdmenlmrngsge
fabren beldGftiat lmo in Der 9s-
fiir 8erbeIierungen an
Den WtiIiiiiippi lulo Soeromento
tSlilIien porgeieben iino, muroe pom
@onic NIT t80 ge9en 50 Stintmen
angenoninleu. Gas aonlite, DEM Die
3egnlierinlg Der 6iiiie, lleber-
Idmemmllnaeli uip. unterltebt, miro
oenlnoHlt cine 3ebntdgige 9feiIe naA
Seras ontretcn, Tim oen @ra8os lno
onoere teraniihe Tliiiie 81 inipi8ie-
ret1.
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0os Nlinenlenff .Son lsr

Das Minenidiff San 6ran-
cisco bon Der Ser. Staaten Nta.
rine fllbr auf Der geantltfct ltntiefe
ON Der &iiIte BON MaIIahuietts auf,
mar aber inlltanoe iid) inter ei-
aenem 0onlpfe obne frelnoe Soiilfe
aus Der gefabrli6en Gage 5u 6e-
freien slnlheireno lit bas Shifi
fUenig beiddoiet, bod miro cine ge-
nane llnteriudung ourh Soliher
angeltellt fueroen. 9ldt Seelellten,
Die i'll einem 9oote oas geItranoete
S6iff perlaiier batten mo oie ibot
filr perloren angeleben muroen, ge-
lang es Elm 2euhtidiff 5u errei6en,
auf oenl iie iidl in. Siderbeit brin-
gen fonnten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-18
Die uurnebme sod,ter.

Sic baben ith oo oen ogiiteu
Com angeidafft2~
.llniere Sodlter fonlmt ndchltens
nns Der Heniion 5uriif.
o9ta, oa miro lie oas Suh fuuni
iiotig baben2~
cllnicre Sohter nidt -. ober
mir. :"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-18
Sosbaft.

Serr (5u elmer Game: rg8as
fiir tpllnoeruoles ounfles Saar Sic
baben @seine SSrall oie ooh iiill-
ger 1T. bat ifon aon5 grones
@oar
Game: Die ipiiroe id ond ba-
ben, tpenn i'd Sbre sSrau fp1rei"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-30
SAYS WIFE CRUELTY
TRIED TO DIE IN TUB
Engineer Asks Freedom-She
Called Him Tramp, He Charges.

Arthur Fl. Diamant, a civil engineer,
% 500 West 1ifth Street, specifies half
q dozen or more acts on the part o.
Mrs. Ada B. Damsnt, all Of which are
summed up in his allegation of cruel
and inhuman treatment made in a suit
for separation.
Some Of the counts In Diamants
complaint are: Defendant made false
charges against the plaintiff, called
him a coward, thief and tramp, re
fused to entertain his family, ordered
his guests out OF their house. greatly
humiliating him; interfered with his
business; SAYS that on last New
Years Day "she attempted, or pre-
tended 20 attempt, TO commit suicide
by immersing herself in a bathtub."
All these things began to happen
soon after their marriage on October
II last Dismant alleges. He adds
that Mrs Diamant also used 10 pound
on the furniture with a hammer and
create other loud noises IN the house.
Another diversion. he charges, was her
putting out of the lights in their
home when he needed them. This
treatment. says the husband, subjected
him 10 great alarm and anxiety"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-30
OYSTERnAN'S WIDOW
CUT OFF WITHOUT CENT
Captain Housman Left Property
Entirely to His Children.

Death has not prevented the late
Captain Jacob !. Housman from adding
to his reputation for doing the unex-
rected. Relatives thought that he had
sprung his final surprise when at 'tne
age Of seventy-eight, he made his
tbirtv-year-old trained nurse his wife
inst one month before his death.
Friends and relatives had Just ne
come convinced that he had left the
bulk of his estate, accumulated as an
FISHERMAN on Staten Island, to his
youthful widow, when they got another
sunrise Yesterday. The will was
opened in the Surrogate's Court, and
revealed the fact that the former Miss
Iulu Belle Carleton had been cut on
without a cent. t, g..
Still another surprise was found IN
the fact that she had been called 70
witness the will, and, as a consequence
cannot legally contest it. Since none
of the estate. estimated to be worth
several hundred thousand dollars, is IN
real estate. she will not be permitted 10
claim a widows dover. whether the
FISHERMAN planned these obstacles TO a
possible contest Of the will was not dis
closed.
The estate is divided into three equal
parts under the provisions Of the will.
Onc-third goes to the captains daugh-
ter. Mrs. Minnie Jones; one-third IS TO
be divided equally among her children
and the remaj ndcr is to be held in trust
TO his son, Jacob |. Housman, jr. Reck-
less expenditures Of youth are provided
against by a provision that the princii..
pal shall not be paid 10 the son until
he reaches the age of fifty.