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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-15
S8 nadI gleIu glprf.

lie g'allInoreG6ip Nahn l1Bt am
nlorggln 5ountaa cinca Son,
aetjia nah 9lcu2orf a6ac6et iiir
uelAen etc sim inn Aiidiabrt ua6
9lap2)orf iio Baltimore iar SS 0e
lraBi Cine abH'de sSa5ri Miro am
lsl Hioi ifuHRatm Scr Sonoer5i9
lRil0Gs 4agiosN Stliion II ll0r s0
gsprasuS uuo alt sRoaal, 2tatiolI
l2 15 1ipracNs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-15
slus ben 9soliseiacridltsu.


Yrii5eI t9ut not6. @reiit I'M aluu.
mcr 5ur 6loide. Sr. Braun
aus Cciliidlano, iic ans GngIanO.
aOnnen iicb Oabcr nid)t Oertro
gen. Ger @bcdfalidimg be-
idulOi9t. 9eitubl oic Nilttcr.
Gen @cri9ten ii6eruieien.
CaB cin 0utcs Eurhger6en in iol.
dcn 6Gacn GlBcrit angebroht iei,
mar sic Gmpicbhng, Deldc Jlibtcr
Sdirm in Der iiiolueiiIihen Eoli5ci.
Statiou gcitern Srn. 8illian Nfot-
t6iaS bon 9lr. 2539. Youo.Str.. Del.
len i16rigcr Sobn iid) wegen nidt
fpcniger ais l26 5tul- -Gerioumiiiicn
81 pernnhuorten bate. CAB. Batter
mo Som perlicBen ole 'goli5ei-Sto.
tion. Der Gotcr nit 5ielbeuuBtcr Diic.
nc. 0uS Sobnbcn chpns tleinlaut IN
Oer Gorabmmg touimcnocr Weldeb.
niiie.
9crtrintt ibrcn &umnlcr.
llntcr Ocr @cOin9lmg. Oab tic ie.
ocSmaI wcnn iie cineu ibrrr perioOi.
Idcn Guritglnidae betommc 10
ihncl mic mogIid made, oaB iie ans
Dem norolueitEi6en Giitrift beranS
toumc. wurOc gcitern ole 80 Sabre
alto 0lartbo q. Wlonaban in Der noro,
pcitliden 8oIi5ciitation. wo lie lid
lregcn Suntcnbcit 81 ucrantwortcn
Bate, luicocr auf ireicr 6itB ecicst.
BoIi5iIt S6urlcg bate iic III totol be.
trimfencm 3uitnuoe porgehmocn mo
in Die @oli5ei station cinecIieiert.
Eic 8rau crfIarte, tic babe tcincrIci
SrGlOc imo iie trinfc mlr, I'M ben
Summer irbcr ibr nneliidlideS Scbci
5u eridufen.
Gbcwirrcn.
,Wcine 6rnu fonni BON Ocnt Sn.
icl6en oaS englano beiBt uabrenO
id BON GeutidIono ilnmmc. lInO
oaS 1T Ger @rimo, lpnrnm mir lmS
niht pcrtragen f6nneu," crfIarte &c.
tern Gonrao I. Braun bon ysr. l49,
@cit "a. StraBe. Der iib i'm Boli5ei-
@cridt oeS n0roIidcn 1tiirifteS Dor
@ngiiirat lllrid auf 0ic glnflage Der
Gibeltoung ju ucrantiuortcn bate.
.llu0 aiiBeroem bat mir mcine fleine
Eodter cr5abIt. iu6r Der glugeflnatc
fort, yOoB lie meine 5rou ati ben
auieen oeS SobneS nniereS gladlbarS
geieben babe.
Gas lit nidt iuabr" lnlterbrad
6ran braun ibrcn @atten. ~9Qeine
9ohtcr lam Oic g9n6rbcit nidt ia,
gen. gllS i'd i6r fiir5lidb ouitrng,
mid cincm 9ciuhcr gceeniiber 5ll
perneineit, tbeilte tic Ger betrefienocn
@crion nit oaB id mid pcritcdt
babe
Ter Jiihter mar nit Oieler De
weisfii6riine niht einUeritonoen mo
pcrtagte ooS 9erbor i6lieBliH All
ben ndditcu Gienitao nm Der 9oli5ei
@eIeaenbeit 5u sebcn iueiteres 9e.
ipcismdteriaI 81 iammeIu. Braun lit
in5ipiiheu in Notwithstanding
niB untergebraht worOeu.
Gin nctter f5o6n.
Der IS Sabre olte @oul Golcn Don
g2r. 81. 93oro .9roaomou, lpuroe ac.
itcrn @lorocn imter Der 9(nihulOi.
9uag, circn G6cd i'm 9etrage polt
$50 inicr Dem ganci ieincS friibc
rcl slrbcitsscbers nnseeiicat ST. ba.
ben &ibfer Gcon in Der norooilihcn
95oIijeiiiation ooreciiibrt unO inter
$500 8iirgidloit Dem @erihtSperiab.
rcn iibcriuicien. @r mar ferner anges
idnloiat, ieiner Dhntcr. 6rou gedu
Go6cn onec6lid Shnuldiadlen I'M
Bcrtbr pon 500 eeitoblci jlt babcn.
sluh fiir oieirS ycrgc6cu ipurOc Ct
Ocn groB9cihpOrenen iibcrantiportct.
Gobru 6citritt. ocil Gbcd ausoeiielt
81 boben,
gerlanet $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-15
GiannOfieO3ia aaOre alt.

Still mo 5itriidgejogeu 6egcbt Serr
9loom &onitidb, Ser uSous Sad)s
BON 9lmerifa~ ieincn "a @es
burtstog. Sein Serj iii Ociltid
mo nng 9e6liebeu. %iro lcin
6is6erigeS Seim uerloicu-
SicocIt noH @cit.Seriugton.9tr-
Sn icocm Sobre luenn Der 6rilb-
lng al 0eden mo 9olmen oic CT.
iien anoipen treiben ldBt pelm je-
nes cluia neuc. taitenOc GriUahcn
OruiBen ourd Die 9iotlr mo innen
Ourd's Nlcniden6cr3 5icbt ieocSmol
I'M Qcs fommt ouH Scr Gog pa Der
Site Soniti1 in ieincr trouliden BE
6ouiuno an scr giorO 9Sopplcton.
StroBc oie etpos perpittcrtc Sd)n-
Iteri6iir5c an ocu glogel b1n9t Oa cr
oos ihmo5c @ewono aus Ocn
Sdranfc bolt. i0uberlidb iulO nidt
o6nc 6eierlhfcit Oen Nod biirItet
iu0 noh 9eenOigung ser Eoilette Ell
nul 6cionoerS guten imo 6eionoers
groBen anoiter in Ocn c6rlpiiroiget
altersgepeibteu Nieiicnlopi itedt
limo Damn miiien eS oic flcinen
ael6cn goglein in oeu blanfen adi-
gen. bic Oon scr Gede bero66ou-
ncln. oaB cS ser Gog it, all meldem
i6r Serr uno Wleiiier Dor 10 lmO 10
Dicl Ssobrcn 5nn criien Molc bin.
jelno bic Shlgeu miiidm9 ino ieine
Anflmit III oieier g9elt ourh nebr
ooer pcnigcr melooiihe Zone 5u
0crfiinocn mo 6citdtigen udie
Iiesmol mar es ser II. We6urtSiag,
sen ocr Sans Sads bon glncrifo"
mn lebtcn 4ienitog, Oeu IT, 9lpril
itiQ rm0 3ubiidgejogen, aber oodl
mt cincu beionoeren 9dheln Inn oic
9ippen beain9. IS pnr, ais i0ngen
bic ,2analienDogeI," ipic iic ein Be
iilher pom 9anoc gctouit battc, nod
einmnl 10 ircuoig II. nod cinmal 10
lolIt. ole orgenoc @attin mar nit
eiHem groBen rgnocu @eburtstogs-
fuden. Oen iie 6cimlih geboden bot
tc, sur SteIle unO aor monhcr
6reuno 0eS bicoercn 9lItcn unO
oeren iino cS nidt wenige iprad
i'm 9auie Oes Cages Dor, nm Oie
9iedte oeS SanS SohS 81 idiitteIn
mo bon Screen 81 gratuIiren
9l6r aud Der 9lIte Sanitidb uuroe
uielleiht mc6r pie mander ylnOcrc
ii oieiem 9onOe. bon Dem jcnieits
OeS Dleres to6cnocn ariege 6etroi
fen. 0eutid lit er, oeltid bis in Die
anodeu ulo fiir mondeu Gnglono-
fremo, ser frii6er 81 ieiucn annoen
51blte. bate cr ieit 9lus6ruh ocs
Y0lferringens mir nod Elm umpilli
ses. 6eina6c orobenoeS amlrrcu
iibrig. 9iiher imo 3eitihriten ans
GeutihlanO uuroen bon 6ritiihen
ardmern aeitoblen mo unterihIo
gen llnO 70 miro Der 9lltc Sonitid
oenu ieine 9ebauilmg al Der @opplc-
ton StraBe IN Scr er rud6reno ma
bc5u 80 So6ren 9cle6t iino gcidaiit,
ocrlaiieu. Sn Pr. 9O6, gSeit-9crin0-
ton.StrnBc. bat CT elm neueS Seinl
geillnocn sum @obnen imo 5iun
! Seilbieten ieiner 9iiher, 3eithriiten
mo geiieoerten Sanger gioM Gnoc
0ieier oorr 9lniangS ndhitrr @odc
miro Ser llm5ta itottfinoen llnO
wenn Dem neuen Snocn uorcrit oudl
! nod 0ie Griglalitdt ocS bisbcrigen
o6ge6en miro. Der 9llte @ouitid iel6it
lit Der @leid)e gcblirbcu trob OcS
1 llm5icbcnc mo troB Der z Sabre
oer gleid)c pnnS SoAs. nit Dem
loreen idjneeuciBcu 9artc Dem 6cr5
Iihen Sdnoeorud Der treuOeutiAen
Dlcimng lno Dem iungcn clUig iui-
gen Ser5ni.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-15
9cridlt Sc NaItimorc Qecticrbnrrana
Ger 6cudliiaictsgcbalt Der Sillt
mat 81 sero3ent INN s llbr 0loracns
nMn 12 ayroaeni nm 5 lIhr gLbenoa.
SelearnYhiidler Qgeiierbcridlt.

2lus oen iibrigen &im0eS @eitcr.
Wcpbodltnas Siationcu wurocn Ole
iolgenoen nie0rigiten Tempcratlircn
bic I'M S llbr geiicrn glbcio berrid
ten bcric3tet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-15
gerional yloii,eM.

6n i0rcr @obnnn1 glr ol5, Gas
ibo0rqI 5traBe itarb aeiicrn 2liorgen
Nrl 9ianaic Qi6iou i'm gllter Don 75
Taafeli 5irmar IL Baltimore 0c0os
1ui irorota Ste QceroIoung iiioct
heNie ali oQH @rceumount 6rico0oic
ilaii
saan n glHocrioIt icllsr 3cit Sc
iiru 0cr aliouieReIIo6arn iiarb ac
lhrlf ait Allersiarpadc in Der gso5.
nn9 igineS @oalc3 6rgocrid Nu0er
ipa 3A eiouans 0r Uar 50 ,Sa1rc
olt Iic lNuiouSpse Der Coo lel.
lQps@ iueIdcr er oligcboric miro bic
Ncetolaluia leiiell
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-15
Ser &rlttrirg 6cntc uOr cinrm
3aDr.
l5. gIpril 1919
tllcdl Sem @eridlt 0es ocnildcn
@eucraiiiopS)

gcuiidc iliirIncu in @ricicr'
lralo 5iuci iranjojlide Saaptliel'
Eu1dcn
Cciicrrcidjiill. lrllp.
pca ne0mcn ii Siiopolcn all Der
niieren 9lioo ucbrerc rliiilAe
9hiihciardhcH
Die riliiiihc 5dlpar5c ylecr-
5lottc 6ridieBt oie tiirtiidlcu Nd.
len 0reali lno Slnauloaf au ocr
fllilaiiaiiidlen stililc iulo psrlcntt
cinisc tiirfiihc zeacIidiiic.
Sn ocn 1ar0onelien miro oas
6ritiihc Sdlladliidiii Nlaiciiic"
id)per bcid5aoi1i
Iie hriiiihc 9lcoieuln1 eut
id3uloiat iidl bri Ger hilenilhci
Ae8icruia iiir ocn 9lutiraIlidte.
buidl hei Nerniduna 0cs Dcnt.
idlcn slrli3srs IFcabrnr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-15

y3ci or oiirntlhci Nerebs Com.
nHiion rcidtc 4iflian slicGalliiicr "
1oros BON pr 22i Ssrii Baltimore
SiroBc ciie 9elhmcroc ii6cr Die
lgrlninal Seating ouO 6ree5iiia
0u cin on bic @ci5rchnlng 81 bodl
iep iolI Sni 6cbrlilr 1915 bciria
oie 9lcc1nua Sil07 im 6cbrlar
1915 $i620. im Dldrj 1915 $i2O6
itno i'm Dlarj 1916 $i5.93
lir 9adlnaii @nllc9 @iicnhahi
inhtr iiu Sic Grlaubrib nod, SSppo.
iheicu9ipica IL &obc bon $4,000
aiioGeben So fouueiL nm 0en 9ciricb
M &aFrail Goimil ipic0cr aiincbnicn
'n iouurn Iicier gabnbctrirb bat
liab fir bic glemobncr ul0 anarcn5cu.
oe NabNlinica al9 lebr ipcribpoll cr.
lpclcH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-15
Cltrrn in 0Ltlnntir.Gihl.

9Itlantic.Gitp lit 6u Citcrl oas
Nlctta Der slmcrifancr. uno wcrOen
auh IN oicien Sabrc pieocr Sonien.
DC BON aRcuiben ans alien Cbcilen
ocS 9anOeS IN Oieienr bcliebten Yo0e
ort 5uiammenitronen. i'm oort oaS
Giterieit 81 bc9e6en. Plus oieienl Nm.
lnB bat bic 9enniplDania. @iipnba6n
einen bciouOereu Gitern.3 3uaoienit
cingcrihtet Die 3iigc ia6ren am
20y II. luio %. g(pril. . llbr 8 9lad.
mittagS pom llnion.9a6n6of ab mo
trciien 9l6enOs I'M 5 llbr 40 in ut.
Iontic Sin eiu- Die Stiidiabrt fann
am "a. unO 20. 9Ipril crioleeu Ge9.
gleihui lit es ireilciicat ole 9liid-
ir6rt an Ciicriomntog, sen %. sIpriL
on5utretcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-15

Sir NlarNlaio unO oen 0iitritl
Columbia 6eutc i46ncS @citcr
mroncillidc 9iuoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-15
SpcsiofGpusert.

0apeac ocs Sampfcro oglBein"
5aulitna slbtnO, i5. Npril
WrO GilIiug's, 81 GtS'aItu. Sir
(glpriIl5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-15
3 MiMsfnrtfn

pon irn0 liag Icniltlano lul0 Ce.
hertpish.lluaaln iihcr 9loitcroan in0
9iep gorf Gcl0isnOugacu uadl @u.
rppa
Shep Nl 1ientr 4 g..
ls Ti2'aliimurr @lry
.HsaYala si3 aGSssigOaoiuav
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-15
tlufb
Qectter. glnsIidltcn

l8l Wl0r0cns lniO lllT gl0cn0s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-15
1ie GrOidlaftSiteacr.

lclbc iuir0 ais lmAercdt imo Sc
io6rIidl be5cid)net. SSiirOe ciuc
Gr6idoit BON $4,000 nit 5 9Sro.
sent bcloiien. 6r6Ier in
sncuOcmclt aciluIOcu
@olDeruelm @arringtou miro cr'
inht, Die Solution GrbidoitSiteuer
Gorldgc ju petiren 0n Oieiel6e inigc.
rcdt uro oefd6rlih III. Sin 0jriuo
6icriiir lit in ciuem 6e6ler i'm gImcu-
Ocmcut gcinnoen. ueldcS BON ocr
Geiebgcbung in Scr ShhiBihmoe an.
acuomnnou purOc Gieies 9lmcnoc.
meut miroc riftig in scr &orlagc
placirt, bod iuuroc fcin @ccbicl in
0cr corrciponoircuOcn alouicl Dorgc.
nonuncn wooirh cine ihucrc Stcu.
CT oemicnigen aiiaebiiroet miro. Scr
ole @rbe porgeie6en 1T, SIS NOR oic
sl6iidt, sic @ithpeu rm0 @iituer
bon 0em geies aiiSjiihlicBcn. icOod
nadD Dem iebiaen Stan0 Scr gorlage
iinO oieic 5u Ocn Sod)ititeueru Der.
pilidtet Gic 9orlagc piiroe OCm
Staat, ipem Der Srrt6itm nidt in.
terluliicu ipdre. ciuen groBen Dor.
tbeil nod 9lniitt allcr Stcucr.Sodj.
pcritduoisen eiubringen. bod eriudt
Scrr gnlon s. @iromooO. Sefrctar
Der StaaiSiteucr Gonlniiiion 0cit
@oimcrncir. sic 9orIogc 5li octircu,
oa iic bic @rben idioer 6claitct. Gum
VeiipicI. piIrOc cine g8ithDc oOer cii
gSittmcr, ser $4,000 crbt 6 Bro5cnt
an ocn Stant 5abIeu miiiiert. mc6r
ais or idbrIidc 3inien ans Scr Orb.
ibait cr66lt
Tic 8Orloge bate cine Stcucr Don
5 8ro5cnt aui grbiduiten BON $1,000
bis $4,000, 6 4ro5ent BON $4,000
bis $4,000 z 93roieut Uon $4,000
bis $4,000 s 9ro5cnt non $4,000
bis $4,000 lmo 8 bis 10 Bro5cnt
iibcr $l.0OO000 Dorgeicbeu
Sierbei bari nid)t Dcrgeiien lueroen,
oaB and Sic 9orris @orIaae c6cn.
Tolls cine Stener auf Grbihaiten BON
1 @ro3ent bis $4,000 nno elm 6iinf.
tel riueS 4ro5ent iiber oieieu @etrag
uoriiebt SierOnrd miiroc cine Gr6.
idjoit BON $4,000 nit 6 4ro3cnt 5u
ucriteucrn icin mas a6iolut lmgc-
rcdt it,
piro Serr 6rnncr ieine 3cit in Dol.
timorc ucr6rinaen I'm lid bier oen
@dblcrn Uorjritclen Gas Snterciic
fir Gr. 6ronce iudhit III ser Eartci
5tiebcnos
Sir 9lnir2ec.
On Der 9erianmllnq 0cS Ocmofrn.
tiihcil Clubs 0cr 90. @oro, in mel.
der Der 5cIrct0r Ocs Diapers. Scrr
Robert 6 See luo pcriticOene Can
oioatcu fir oie ocmotrotiid)e Stoots.
Gonpeution oeitcru glbeno iprnheu.
muroe 9linoeSicnator Blair Sec fiir
bic INSTRUMENTATION inooiiirt. 9err
Saucs 6oleD iiibrie oeii 9oriit.
l2lop0 Milfiniou fir Con
ares.
Hni Oemotrotiidcn Glu6 Scr 15.
@aro an ocr Tutelono Sirabc mo
Clifton slncuuc Hiclr nciteri 9lbcnO
@err g. gSilfiuion cine 9lniprahc.
in iueldcr CT iciuc 8lonc erflartc.
linlls or in Den GonarcB gelp16lt lpcr
Den iolltc. 8arr @ilfinion bclpirbt
lid aii ocn 0cmofraotiid)cn Iidct
nm Nic Domination iiir ocn @ongreB
i'm ppeiten Niopldnocr Ciiirlft,
mod Den 9icbcrocictcn Oes Clubs
bari fciuc Snooiiirpna fir bic Tri-
nidrpablen crfolgcn, oodl nobmcn
Die @litolic0er sic gIusiiihrlrnecu
ocs 0anoiootcu iebr bciid1ig ouf
@lcidliollS iprod Serr @crnoro S
jSlvui TcIegnt 5nr Ocmofrotiitcr
StaaiS.eonueuiion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-15
giiinocs'1 '1cpartcment fir SauowirtBi
idlaft g1ctter,glnrean.

gi0lnalc EcHpcrollr J3 @rno.
Wiitiwc Icnpcrahlr 60 Sroo.
N0dnc 2cmpcratur. ia eroo.
9iic0riNllc Tcnlpcratlir 80 C5ro0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-15

miro Serr 6rancc ieine 3cit in 9oI'
tiuorc vcr6ringen I'm i'd bier Oen
Ndblcrn uorjuitcllen. Gas Sntereiic
fiir Or 6ronce iuGhit m Scr @artci
liIlebcn0s
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-02

ard on company. He succeeded IN
getting the car 70 20 50 slow on high
:, eed that the speedometer failed 20
register. Nj Morris. who was with
Mr.. Williams. was astOnished and
bet the cigars he could beat the car
throttlec down on high while walking
on his hands
Nj CahaIl didn't doubt this be-
cause he well knew what he could do
with the Mitchell, and that II Mr.
Norris could keep his feet in the air
while travelling forward on his hands
Re could beat the machine
II struck Nj CahaIl as an interest
ing test however. 50 course was
measured off. and with Walter White
keeping time the race started. and
Nj Morr-s walking on his hands
c-t1istanced the car. travelling on
high gear from start 10 finish
This little stunt merely shows the
a1aptahillty and flexib!Ity Of the new
up1el Mitchell Six" said Nj CahaL
Even umid driver can handle II in
the heaviesr traffic without trouble.
No changing q gears is necessary 10
SLOW down almost 10 s. sandstil and
one can jump from one 20 sixty miles
ar hour also without changing
Cea-S
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-02
FASTER THAN MAIL
OR THE EXPRESS
Cadillac Cross-Comtry Tour
Made at Higher Speed
Than Rapid Carriers.

Mails were beaten twice ard fast
express once by the Cadillac Eight II.
its record breaking. seyen-and-a-half
day transcontinental dash in May.
Eight hours before they left Los
Angeles for New York. Baker ano
Sturm, the driver and passenger in
the car. sent their suitcaaCs on by
express The grips reached New
York half an hour after the roadster
had arrived.
To test the speed Of the mails in
comparison with the time he expected
20 make. Baker addressed letter 70
himself at Dodge city. Kan. 1853
miles by road from Los Angeles, and
mailed il six hours before tc started
from the coast city. The ear and it,
crew reached Dodge city Two hours
ahead Of the letter.
Another case was when "a Cadillac
owner. touring In Kansas. sent a
postcard 20 the Cadillac dealer IN
N,w York. saying that Baker ana
Sturm had just passed through En-
poria The card was delivered TO the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-02
WALKING ON HIS
HANDS, BEATS AUTO
Flexibility of the Mitchell
Car Shown by This
Feat.

". n Cahau q Pasadena, Cal. re-
Gently demonstrated the NeUbihty %
the new Mitchell model In q novel
manner when 10 took his prospect
out -u seven passenger stock car
and showed him the car could be
driven on hlgE slower than man
could walk on his hands besides the
machine
The prospect wcs Ekep.lca- - a
th.rty-fO0t course was laIl oI- and
Ear Morris a well-kn1wu coast ath-
lete. walked the thirty feet iu e.Eht
seconds The Mitchell car travelDs
IN nigh scar. made the same thirty
feet IN - seconds TINS means thaJ
the car was travelling 1r tllr speed
az the rate q q mile an hour cr .ess.
wfere4- Dr. Morris wen, an lis hand
70 The rate q mile a-i q halc a.
hour.
The car was being demonstrated 90
John Williams manager - tre stand
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-02
An Unfortnnatn BEGINNING.

4 .oung miner got married. and
for the first weeks housekeepinr ex-
pcnscs he gave his wife the good
round sum Of 5 the girl. to hIs
surprise. accepted the dollar cheer.
fully. and that week they lived ahuu-
dainty enough. albeit plainly. 81. for
the second week. the miner doled out
only half u dollar. Then his wife
went for him. She told him what she
thought Of his meanness. The house
rcyerherated with her indignation.
The miner. in the midst OF the storm.
strapped on his hat and stalked out
muttering: Il see what's the matter
here. / spoiled &c the first week"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-02
jamie. Way.

The young man was in love. lie
had declared his passion 20 the young
lady. and she had passed him alon;
To father Father listened 70 his tale
patiently
~ all right 50 far as ! an con-
ccrncd," the old gentleman said. hut
you"
ron. don't saw that" the Young man
pleaded. "Iias shc-has size said 50 go
$50 said tne old gentleman. "hut
from what ] know Of jamie, II she
had wanted she would have taken you
without referring vou 10 me
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-02

New York dealer half an hour after
the run had finished al Times squar,
and while Baker and Sturm were talk-
ing 20 the newspaper men m the deal
er'B office
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-02

You will probably never care to drive across the
continent in days II hours 81 minutes. But it
is intensely gratifying to know that you have
car which possesses the stamina to withstand
such an ordeal and finish essentially as good
car as when it started
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-02
WHAT THE MAXWELL PRICE
INCLUDES

Lons-stroke. high speed, iour-cylinder motor
3 TO 80 miles on high gear 20 TO rs mile, to the
gallon u gasoline (average).
lueversible steering gear; automatic motor
lubn1aiion by splash and pump; so 10 1000 mile,
per gallon o. oil.
Thermo-yphon cooling.
4 running-in-ol clutch, 70 smooth as to make
the driving Of a novice as free from geaf-clashing
and from sudden jerks as that Of se4s1ned driver
Tall. narrow. racing type MARVEL made radiator
MARVEL made aIles-I-besm front and semi.
floating rear; highest qualify heat-treated sloyed
steel.
Gasoln. tank IN covl short, accessible gas lin,
70 czIburetor.
Aarweu-rr4dc ttr-am-ine body. well finished
IN every detail Deep comfortable upholstery
30 81 tires all around. non-.kid on rear;
average life 5000 TO 1000 miles. Demouutabl.
rims.
Tire carrier at rear. with extra nm.
Substantial, MARVEL made crowned tenders and
linoeun-oovered running boards.
Electric starter. electric lights. electric horn
High Tension Magnetic, an independent source
Of snltion.
One man Top with quick -adi ustabl. curtains
storm proof.
Rain-vision. adjustable ventilatins windshield
High grade speedometer.
The Maxwell Touring ar |. a fun FIVE passenger
car. Every Maxwell model seats comfortably the
number Of passengers which II Is rated TO carry,
Compare these Mos,i'sH features tpifh
those Of cars selling ar higher price,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-02

@ a m NndAy May 1915 Edwin Tar and VIM
h wndn nsuusN
Colorado u = of Kansas through deep
across Ie Jer0yan
on
n / ? The tetcedle
ILeI2. made
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-02
augiit.

F.ossie Flirt-Jack. that man in
the box hasn't taken his eyes off me
for an hour.
Her Escort-lIow do you know
Punch Bowl.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-02

Nothing like it has ever been
offered for the money.
Just consider, complete electri-
cal equipment for starting and
Lighting; speedometer; demOunt-
able rims; one-man top; rain
vision windshield 80 and every
other device for the comfort and
convenience Of the owner.
Every thing that the expensive
cars have. And good looks, COM
fort and economy of operation
that some Of the others haven't.
There has been a nationwide
demand for Maxwell cars at the
former price; there will be an over
whelmin9 demand for these cars
at the new price of s595.
And this proves that the Amer
lean public has admitted and
verified our unqualified claim
that the
Maxwell Motor Car Is the
Big. Outstanding Motor Car
Value In fhe Country Today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-02
THE SAME CAR FOR
LESS MONEY

REAR in mind that the Maxwell
- car has not been changed.
1t is standardized. Ii will not
be changed except in minor
respects where we see oppor-
tunities from time 10 time to
make refinements and additional
Improvements.
The new price of S595 Is only
made possible by our greatly
increased production and the fact
that we specialize in only one
automobile.
Every Maxwell car is identically
the same as every other Maxwell
car.
Last year the Maxwell car rep
resented big value. Many
thousands Of satisfied Maxwell
owners are the evidence Of that.
But this year at the reduced
price Of S595 the Maxwell stands
out as the one big automobile
value Of all time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-22
ALRSHIPS WILL GUARD
NEW MEXICAN BORDER
Record Breaking AerOplane
will BE Gift of the
Aero Club.

.,u
=. .nat or'Ns 81 ns
~ mstns iIon eNIu.. nc
=. .Pe"."u na' npt1""a' uas
" 'put h.utn wv on' c,n IN
be ,I mn nornd nn a"ni
De armed WIN TWO pouhu gun an,
cua,,,,o na,ro, tho hordor air lanes no
uuas" p".ro' !, ooru.' "r Wv ~
P'o'eotlo'' nsa'nSt ~ '""".' ."W
an eApe,' ".'".or W.. " Hena %
Doiu' m"" ~ II
s'rom anu stevenson Masoruon' WI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-22

me depth or anxiety only intensified
,hs impression OF JOY that was to fol-
.o"' MY worry was quite useless and
uhcalied for, Drawing the fury OF the
WIND fairy. Mr.. Smith, ~unrivalled avia-
t' OF The worldwide renown as he was,
eu..csStully carried u his programme.
ne broke the record of the high wind
nsht before the eyes Of us lucky jap
hhtse' who have taken immense lessons
ION IT, "A great stimulus he gave
W the future development of our ye,
comparatively infant aviation! This
o"ns'" Nlght OF his has done more han
several Years of empty oral encourage-
.n'nt' We have been convinced. we can
.Iulse through the kingdom of the air
pul,s as safely as on the seas II only
p'riSuon OF art IN attained. We feel
now somewhat invited to embark on an
e"r'al machine. now that we have wit
MESSED this magnificent example Of Mr..
onl'l' lie has indeed wrought a radi-
,a' change on the psychology OF the pub
~ regarding aviation, Mr., Smith will
~ wei to accept the token Of our pro-
FOUND gratitude.
Hentlemen. young as no In, ne In Q
wonderful genius. I am told that he con.
1l'ed his loop flight on seeing q French
e.via'or Jumping down from a tremen.
uous height with the aid OF n parachute
~ Understand from the articles or the
:n on-ls now frequently fought In the
european campaign. we stiil belong. N
'1 a. aerial warfare 10 concerned. te