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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-09
TAKE LONG AUTOMOBILE RIDE.
| Washington Motorists Cover 800
Miles in Round Trip to New London

Mr. and Mrs William d. West and
daughter, Miss Katharine Rudolph
West, Mr. and Mrs. Cuno H. Rudolph,
Miss Margaret Callahan and Noel
Rosasco motored to New London,
Conn. last week, returning in fast
time. The trip was made in Mr.. Vests
Packard touring car, the party leaving
this city Saturday morning, July l, at
8 o'clock. New York was reached at I
O'Clock the same evening, and the night
spent in the metropolitan city. Sunday
morning at o'clock the run was con-
tinued to New London, where the party
arrived at . o'clock in the afternoon.
Leaving Mrs. and Miss West there.
where they will spend the next month,
the other members of the party return
ed to Washington. starting from New
London on the homeWard bound trip AT
. o'clock Monday afternoon, arriving in
this city Tuesday night at O'Clock.
Over 500 miles were covered without
moment being lost on account of tire or
mechanical troubles. Later in the sea
son MIS- and Miss West will go to
Maine, where Mr. West will spend some
time with his family.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-09
RETURNED FROM LONG TRIP.
Local Motoring Party Enjoy Jaunt
in Nearby States.

MIR. and Mrs. Henry Cunningham and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F.. Merritt, returned
Tuesday evening from 6o0-mile motor
trip over the holidays in Mr.. Cunning
hams six-cylinder Mitchell touring car
The tourists left Washington Saturday
evening. July /. at o'clock. going as
far as Wilmington, Del, where the
night was spent. Sunday they motored
to p ;ladelphia and thence over to
Lakewood, N j., via Moorestown
Mount Holley. Pemberton and New
Egypt. spending the night at Point
Pleasant. Monday the trip was con-
tinued to Asbury Park and Long
Branch. and thence to Freehold, N. j..
taking the new road to Kingsville
Allentown and into Trenton. The re-
mainder of the trip was via Philadel-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore. The
members of the party were delighted
with the trip, which was devoid OF
any mechanical or tire trouble.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-09
AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP
TO BE DECIDED JULY 27-28
Motor Cycle Contests Will Be Run
OFF at Providence, R. L, and Sill
yer Cup Awarded.

The amateur motor cycle champion
ships of the United States will be run
at Providence. r. l.. July 81 and %. for
the Bosch trophy and the title of anna
teur champion of United States. which
goes with the annual donation of the
handsome silver cup. A. B. Coffman.
president of the Federation of Ameri-
can Motor Cyclists, will make the dona-
ton after the completion of the anna
teur championship races. which are run
during the convention of the Fedora
ton of American Motor Cyclists, to be
held during the last week in July.
The awarding Of the big silver
trophy. which is more than two feet
high, is determined by a point system.
The winner, second and third place
men in each of the championship events
receive a certain number of points
each. and at the end of the series the
rider who has gained the greatest num-
Der is entitled to retain the trophy as
MS own property and has the title
amateur champion for the year.
The motor cyclists of the United
states become deeply concerned in this
annual contest, because the winner OF
that can be gained in America for anna
teur motor cyclists. and considerable
competition is assured. as practically
all the prominent amateur riders have
expressed their desire to compete for
the trophy. There are also number
of dark horses" going to Providence
and probably more hotly contested
series of national amateur champion
ship races will be run this year thar
ever before. New England has a large
number of experienced and daring
riders, and many of these riders have
grim determination to keep the 1915
trophy down east
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-09
AUTO TRIP TO DETROIT
IS A STRENUOUS RUN
G. C. Schroth and Wife Make Good
Time From Washington to
Michigan Metropolis.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Schroth. who left
here several days ago extended
motor trip. have arrived at Detroit,
Mich, after a rather strenuous run.
Leaving this city early on the morning
of July 2, they motored to Frederick
Hagerstown. Greencastle. Chambers
burg, where they arrived at 1l:40
o'clock. after having covered 102 miles
From there they followed the Lincoln
highway. crossing Cove mountain at
it's highest point. Bedford. 1857 miles
was reached at 4:30 o'clock Sunday
afternoon, where brief stop was made
Following the Ligonier route;S- they
pulled into the suburbs of Pittsburgh
at $40 o'clock and the city proper
short time later. The distance meas
ured 256 miles. En- route they broke
spring and later ran into a severe storm
in the mountainous regions After re-
pairing the broken spring fiat tire
caused another slight delay. Notwith-
standing the troubles encountered they
enjoyed the run to the Smoky city
Monday was spent in sightseeing about
Pittsburgh.
Bright and early Tuesday morning
they continued over the Lincoln high
way for Cleveland They advise mo-
florists to follow the Lincoln highway.
On arriving at Bedford they were in
formed that the highway was in bad
shape on account of the oil and sugges-
ton was made that they take the Penn
highway. but they decided to stick to the
Lincoln highway, and while the little
oil encountered was somewhat soft
from the heat. they were not incon-
venienced by it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schroth report encoun-
tering terrible roads after leaving
Pittsburgh en- route to Cleveland. From
Washington to the Smoky city the
roads were macadam all the way, but
west of Pittsburgh they gave way to
various types of roads. They covered
146 miles Tuesday. about fifty of which
were in fair condition. All we heard
| was detours' everywhere" is the ex-
preston used by the tourists. From
| Detroit they will go to Buffalo. down
| the Mohawk valley to Albany, down the
Hudson river to New York thence
along the Atlantic coast to Asbury
Park. Atlantic City. returning via
Penns Grove, n. j., and Wilmington,
Del
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-09
MAKE 5OO-MILE AUTO TRIP,
Louis Hartig, ST., and Guests Motor
Through Western MARYLAND.

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hartig. ST.; Miss
Minnie Conradis and Ben Hartig re-
turned Wednesday evening from 500
mile motor trip in their Saxon six
touring car. Leaving this city Satur-
day morning at o'clock. they motored
to Cumberland, Md, via Frederick and
Hagerstown, arriving at their destina-
ton Saturday evening,
Sunday they motored from Cumber-
land to Bedford Springs, Pa. and re-
turned to Cumberland Monday. where
the night was spent. Tuesday they
took another side trip to Deer Park,
Mountain Lake Park and Oakland
The motorists left Cumberland on the
return trip Wednesday at noon, arriv-
ing home at 6:l0 O'Clock in the even
ing. No trouble of any kind devel-
oped on the entire trip, which every
memb Der of the party thoroughly en-
joyed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-09
MOTOR TO GETTYSBURG.
Washingtonians Enjoy Trip to Bat
tie Field July 4.

A party of Washington motor enthu-
siasts journeyed to Gettysburg July 4,
and after visiting the famous battle
field returned the same evening. The
trip was made in the Mitchell Eight
touring car of Mrs. Ethel n. Abbott
the other members in the party being
Mr. and Mrs. William McAleer. Morris
Hahn. Miss Genevieve Cady. DR.. Samuel
C. Grimes and Samuel Diamondson.
Starting from the National Capital at
7 o'clock Tuesday morning. the route
was via Rockville. Damascus. Cedar
Grove, Ridgeville, New Market. Fred.
erick. Lewistown. Thurmont and EN-
mitsburg. arriving at Gettysburg at
1915 o'clock. Washington was reached
at 8 o'clock on the return trip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-09
TOURING EASTERN STATES.
Ohio Party Leaves Washington for
Niagara Falls.

Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Talbot and Mr.
and Mrs. Dean Talbot of Gallon, Ohio
who have been the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. K. l.. Russell of 1415 Webster
street northwest. left Friday morning
in their REQ car for Niagara Falls
after stay in the National Capital
The tourists arrived here several days
ago from Ohio, via the Uniontown
route. From here they will motor to
Philadelphia thence to Delaware Water
Gap, through New York state to Buff
falo and Niagara Falls. Then they will
follow the shore route to Cleveland
thence to their homes in the buckeye
state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-09
Hurt While Pumping Up Tire.

E. w. Reibstanz, a Riverdale. Md,
motorist. met with a peculiar accident
few days ago. He had just finished
pumping air into one of the tires of his
machine and was still in a STOPPING po-
sition when the metal rim holding the
tire on the wheel on which he was
working flew out of place. hitting him
on the forehead with great force. He
was severely stunned and thrown to
the ground, receiving a painful cash
in his forehead and other facial bruises
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-09
Additional Factory Branches.

Additional factory branches have
been etablshed by the Chalsmith Com
pany of Chicago, manufacturers of the
Gill piston ring, at Hartford, Provi-
dence, Buffalo, Albany. Pittsburgh and
Columbus making a total of twenty
four Among those concerns which
have recently placed large contracts in
clude the White Company, Hudson.
Case. King, National and Cha liners
companies and the Curtis Aeroplane
Company. according to Charles M.
White, local representative.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-09
ATTENTION, MOTORISTS!

The new Maryland automobile
law went into effect July !, and
Is being enforced to the letter.
The newly appointed deputy
motor cycle officers are getting
busy, and already several arrests
have been made. 4 few days ago
arrests were made at Rockville.
Md, for permitting motor to
run while unattended at a curb
and for displaying more than two
license numbers on machine.
Section 147. relating to the dis
play of markers, reads ms FOL
lows:
"NO motor vehicle while used or
operated in this state shall have
displayed upon either the front
or the rear of such vehicle more
than two plates or MARKERS" etc.
The minimum fine is 81 and the
maximum $50 for each Offense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-09
Another Big REQ Week.

A number of REQ cars were delivered
within the past week. the purchasers
being Rev. Clarence A. Vincent, Hylas
T. Wheeler, who received six-cylinder
seven passenger touring cars; Lieut..
J. o. Fisher, U. S. N. six-cylinder, four
passenger roadster; James Bean, four
cylinder, three-passenger roadster;
George T. Free, j. B. Thomas. Mrs. Jes-
sic Heitmuller. four -cylinder. nve-pas-
senger touring cars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-09
Motor to St. Clements Bay.

Byron Wallerstein. driving hfs Cadil-
lac touring car. and E. H. Neumeyer.
jr.. at the wheel Of his new Hudson
"Super-Six," motored to St. Clements
bay over July 4. They had as their
guests Mrs. e. H. Neumeyer. jr., Mrs.
Byron Wallerstein, William Stabb,
Frank Pierce. jr.. Frank Babcock and
Leonard Williams. They left Wash
ington at noon Saturday. returning
Tuesday night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-09
Appointed Assistant Manager.

Roy Witt, formerly connected with
the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Com
pany, has resigned to accept the posi-
ton of assistant manager of the Yer
mont garage, with w. +. Redman, who
was recently appointed manager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-09
Maxwell 49, Deliveries.

Among last weeks purchasers Of
Maxwell "25" touring cars were the
following: H NJ Carroll. Byron Blod-
sett, st. Mary's Auto Company. F. A.
Gargas, Mrs. Eva J. Turner, Detweiler
garage and Frank Trigger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-09
Recent Dort Deliyeries.

Among the recent purchasers Of bort
cars are the following: John Brosnan,
jr.: c. B. Highes Company. Inc. Nor
folk. Va: Standard Garage, Baltimore,
Ma: l. A. Clark. Lexington, Va, and
II. A. ClAstk HDStinsvtlls, W. Va
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-20
HnklanSs g5erl,tfte
Belaufen iia felt Dem /. SUM b. ).
auf 1oo.621 OiiiSiere uHo
2.o27 ,S53 WIanni9aften.
RubIano lGBt ieBt 2yilppen aus oem
aautafus nad Oem europdii6.n
GrisesI9aupIGB tonmen-

Berlin. 19. gtooember. (Quf
brabtloiem Wsgs naa SoppiIle.) -
9aut ben geriatsn bes gentraIss sSoen,
tifisirunsssgureaus in aieD, iagt bic
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siinentss&ommaubeure tuaren.
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elm 5beiI Der ruiTiiden 1ruppen I'M
aautoius nd9 oem europdii9su
Nriessidnuplab ssbrad,t irurSe
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Sblappen
@er6en ben Ruiien BON Seiten ber
Siirfsu in WeiOpptamien nnb im
&aufains beigsbraf)t.

&onftanttnopel, 10. 0oOen.
Der. (giu guIteroom ltno 2onbou)
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itrer Trupper norboftIih pon Reoun.
Sis (@egenb BON WSoiuD nratJten, nib.
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gefangen senommen unb 26 @eidiiss,
II Wtauitionstpaggons urlo u Sra.
i9inensepebre erbeutet.-
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uno beim ct. pisrre @aait MalDc.
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5orti9ritte.
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ssben:
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auf beiben Seiten Der Oft uorriidens
een 0iierrei4iid<ungarii9sn uno
beutiten 5ruppen babsn am Samitds
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nit Der I'M gerliner 8eridt iibers
einitimmt unb ss beibt bann peiter:
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baneriiten 5ruppen beg Generals
grs sineu glnsriff ber RuTen abges
ipiein Weiter u6rblid lit nidts
pon &oslrtuna al msIpen..
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oie ier6iid)e Hegisriing einer Stiis.
pt.rtt inn eierlen 2dt6e erbalten un6
oab Sie &6lnuing 6er StaOt aud Sc.
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S4liebt fi6 Der Sting Der beutiten
unS titerreihiI4n Srnppen.
5n Der Jront iinb bic gt-biinostsn
bsreits in bic tpalladyii9e Gbene
porgebrungen
llnb Inn Riiden Der RllnGnsn finb iis
Bis Sur Driopa Graiooa 9abu
selanst.
Die neilHte 4rmee bat felt bem 1. Nos
Dember 189 Dffi3isre unb 1888
Utauni9aften seionseu ses
nommen.
Die 2riessbeute beitanb aus 26 @.s
f9iisen, II Wunitionsuaggons
unb 72 Maidimngeocbren.

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fem Wese ndd SapOille.) lluseadtst
sss bartnddis.n Wiberftaubes ieitens
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lungen. bur6 bic ensen Ge6irsspGf:
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del 81 selanaen, ipie Der omtIi6e Be
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fie i'm Riiden Der rumdniiden 3rups
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trinseu, iinb Biz 5ur SricDa @raios
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ungeuG)iet bss bartnddisen Wiber'tans
hss Der RumGnen bur6 Ole beutife,
uno ojterreihiihen sruppen srSUuns
gen iporb.n.
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5pii6sn b.m Siul alub unb GiIDr.
lpiIrbsn in tsr S6ladt ooI 5irguiiu;j
auseinanbtrssIpr.nst. Sic trIitisn bel
bisffrx Gisbsrlass aubsrorbtntlid,
fhpsre anb blutiss 9srluits. gerind:
bss iyeinbss, uns pom Often her mi.
irilfn aruppsn gu umssben, miSs
Ianasn.
llniere i'm Riiden bss 5sinots Dor
brinssuben aruppen iinS ieBt Bis an
bi. Drfopa Graiopn eiitnbabn ss-
!angi.
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bic Galimln euiei aanDitrabe iiber.
inrit!eH porben.
Die nennts Nrmee bat In ben aase1
rom /. bis gum ls. glo0smber 1872
Diiisisss uns 1898 RGnf1oftsu !
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Aui9auli1e Gd)ilbermng.
9es bsIbenmiitbigsn Samples Der
beutf8en Sruppsn BEL Der @ies
bereroberung zines Sbeiles
bes ct. 9}ierre 9uait
QGalbes.
unter ben in bteiem 8ampf geFallenen
Snar3ofen befanben iih 6Gr>
bige aug aIgier unb bon
. Martinique.

Berlin, 10. RoDelmber. (2(uf
orabtlpiem Wege no9 Sa1otIe.) -
Die Wiebereroberung bes nDrDli9sH
RanDes bes WdlDes ppn ct. gterre
guait", fagt Der MiIitdrfu4munn Der
ueberise yta6riateu<4gentur, r5ea
tpeiit, baB Der gngriffsmutb BET ben
beutI6en Sruppen, ungea6tet Der
5butia9e, baB bic S9laat i6on feit
Weonaten tobt, nod iHrmer Hiat erlos
i6en lit. Die Oellti9en MAIDEN oem
angreiferlbsH Tetnbe ieOeH Sou brett
YOoeu nit Der srDBten 9artndtigteit
ftrettig.
Der 4ngrifT auf ben DuIo opn Ct.
Yierre 9aait beeaEn am WtorgeR bes
Is. ytobember burh Elm taum merit
bares @infaieBungsfeuer, benz bann
Elm mebrere Stunben pd9renOes Dera
beerenoes Sei9iiBfeuer fpIgte. 8ie
Denieen nod ftebenben 9Gume tpurs
BEN nieoergerGbt uno Der Grobpoen
tpurbe ipieberum bur6 bic GTpLofi0s
Hen Der 9eiaofie iaperiteH &aIi6ers
Ha4bem bic bslrtfaen GIjeger pdh'
reno Der pauien IN benz @ei6iisfeuer
Die por5iigIi4e 0irtung oteies 5euers
feitgeitelt batten, iebte I'M 5sbu Ueia
nuten por fiinf ubr gtatrnittaSs Der
sin. 8innen penigeu Uais
nuten batteu bic anitiirmenoen 9os
lpnnen bic frau8Diii4en SaiiseugrG'
ben uto 8erbaue erreidrt uno pDui9
3eritOSt. gta9 bartnGdigem Bioers
ltunoe ersuben ii9 bic iiberlebenoen
5run5oIen. IS purbeu aat Sffi5ierel
Ino 324 MaunI6aften singe6raft. |
Der Reit Der istnbli9en Sruppsn lag
toot pOer perpunbet IN ben
sriimmern Der SaiiBsngraben.
Sur9 oas beutI9e @ei6HBfsusr
puroe es ben SrauSpIen unut6sIi4
Ismd4t Rjerpen beran5ubriugen.
Die gBirtuus bes @ei4iiBfsuers mar
yans fur9tbar. 9lue Nusiduatungen
pareu seri9ofen tpprbeH. Inter ben
5oeten in ben S6iiBensrGben tpuntc
nan a9t Sffi5iere, oaruuter orei
ieben. Inter ben 5ooteu
'efanoen ii9 farbige frunsOiiihe
5ruppeu aus alsier iOpie aud SIM
ieborene aus Martinique, mas be-
peiit, bub Srdntretd jeBt gespangrn
It, Die 9eipobner fetner tleiniteu uno
&olouien gu retrutiren,
I'm oem WldngeI on Sruppen 81
teuern Der iia tastas!i4 fii4g5arer
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-20
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