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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01

against time. the Hudson super six.
which reached here Sunday morning.
III both the going and return trims
broke the best previous one-way
ricords. The round trip from San Fran
CISCO to New York was mado in ten
DAYS. twcnty-onc hours three minutes
iaSt spring. The best one way record
from coast 10 coast was seven days and
"iHht hours. The super six used was
" seven passenger touring ear. and car
rIed AT AL times three. and sometimes
Tour passengers. Previous onc-way
records were established with road
ster and stripped models. On the re-
TURN trip tho ear was one and onc-half
hours ahead of its going schedule up
TO 200 miles Of the finish On account
! III: heavy rains in croSSint; the Sierra
Nevada Mountains. fifteen hours moro
tihhe was required TO cover that leg
IMAM Was taken in the going trip. The
average speed going and coming. in
GUIDING all stops and slowing down 10
speed requirements OF more than $50
cities, towns and villages passed
through each way. was close To zoo
mics - day. Three drivers. Ralph Null
ford, y. II. Patterson and Charles VIM
cent, by making train jumps. pilotcd
the car ia It's round-trip across the
continent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01
BALANCING ACCURACY
APPEALS TO DRIVERS

''As IA class. the racing drivers who
have made II name for themselves in
American, road and track contests are
probably quicker To appreciate add
vanccs In motor ear Manufacture than
amy group OF men connected with the
industry" says &. 4 Hiukley. chief en-
sinccr OF the Chalmers Motor Com
panN.
For some time past the Chalmers
Company has claimed the distinction
Of being the only concern manufacture
INK on quantity basis that tests out
craukshafts 10 balance at 1000 ravo-
!uttons per minute. While VIC have
made no special capital out of tho
TACT. news OF the innovation seemed
To reach the various racing camps with
the speed of - wireless.
"lniucdiatcly the news became
haowu We received letters from ia
nous drivers, requesting permission
to have THE crankshafts OF their rae
inG cars tested at our factory. Per-
mission WAS granted sas II matter Of
courtesy. and We have tested the
crankshnfts Of u good many prize
Winners in the past six muuths.
.'rhe careful balancing OF crank
shaft" and nywhccls is OF the utmost
Importance in the manufacture Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01
STOCK CARS DEFINED
BY HARRY NJ. JEWETT
Paige President Explains Relation OF
stock Cars to Especially Pre-
pared 1iUacls.

How to buy u motor car hos fre
quenuy been the theme OF articles de
signed TO help the man who wants 10
purchase an automobile. hut has no
special knowledge or thc .nhj"ct 20
Guide him." says Harry NJ Jewctt.
president of the Paige Detroit Mo>or
Car Company. In the main .tc adj
vice has been sound and the inf"rniI-
ton given has been helpful.
Recently. however, there has been
some new tendencies developed IN the
Industry which may have the cucr; OF
confusing ch. average buyer unless
certain facts are made clear to him.
~ stock car Is what the manuiac-
tuer ualSeS to sell and the public buys
20 AS" Tor daily service. IL Is not a
freak car or a stripped chassis, II has
40 specially made pistons .: cylinders
or freak gear ratio. il is not tune" NJ
70 d" stunts. It ia. OF should be, the
same motor car Ina every particular
that any mau can buy. tha' any man
can drive. tint amy man can u.c any
time. @Ny"Hote, whether I'm "itE tf"i
flo. OIL saudy roads or on steep hills
New aturk models. the cars YOU must
buy bccuus. they are the only once
made Cor the market and IA" only cars
thai could xiv" YOU service, Miil not
climb telegraph poles or burn 'ip the
track 1T "a time destroying; speed
The safes, say is 10 get coin q
plcto 80 uonntrution or the car YOU arc
rstod iu h!,.h speed. make the demon
strato- p or hey accslcri,t"r and open
her M over fair at:aiEh, away, If yon
would like 10 Know how she would
hordia 'i traffic make him ny "ui her
ncXjbifity undo. Just surh conditions as
sou oNiesr "a mud whcn you drive
your cas- ia dpily service. icing a
stock car, II will do just what YOU can
DO with it. ana that is what YOU ought
TO know.
som. .tl,r roitf ga now of spcci;l
interest TO the motor car buyer. ana
that is the present condition OF Ia"
market in relation TO price. rhe cost
OF material. as every one knows, Is
very high and continues TO soar. Labor
costs also are still on the upgrade.
TO maintain tho standard of value viii
near an increase IN price. and as |
view tho situation. that advance VIII
come before tho oud OF Tho year.
Therefore. Tic man who puts off buy
ing his car 10 some date in the future
is taking chances with his pocket
loDi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01

high speed motors AS the two most
important rotating parts of the motor.
The hywaeel and crankshaf, must be
in perfect balance 10 insure a smooth
running. SibrationlcSs car
While these balancing operations
ar only one OF the hundreds of tests
prescribed by the engineering and
production departments, they serve to
illustrate the extreme care now cxcr-
clScd by motor car manufacturers to
safeguard the interests OF the automo-
bile buyer. The car is Judged rightly
10y the performance OF it's motor. and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01
What Others Saw

We have letters and letters from Richmond
owners OF Cadillac IIights-they virtually to
man agree that the big surprise of the eight
cylinder motor was its GAS ECONOMY and
wonderful mileage! Its smoothness OF
pickup, increased power and efficiency were
to be expected.
Decide for a Cadillac EIGHT.
You can judge the luxury of Cadillac design
comfort and elegance of finish Three years
Of Cadillac EIGHT performance are your
GUARANTEE of Cadillac ECONOMY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01
Service
in the fullest
sense of the
word.

Back of every Cadillac is our
service station, which is con-
ceded 10 be one Of the finest in
the entire South. And the care
we take OF Cadillac owners is
one OF the things responsible
for the tremendous popularity
Of the Cadillac here.
In charge OF our service sta
ton is Mr.. Mcricle, who was
for six years with the Cadillac
factory. Nothing is lacking in
equipment or experienced help
to see that every Cadillac gives
you 1909 performance every
day in the year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01

'hany an owner the make and location
oil the bearings In his own automobile
are entirely unknown.
"Hichmond dealers In particular
showed marked interest in bearings
ana Il familiarity with the subject
whI"i; proved their knowlciy. and
nici tncSB for Information that would
vn1hie them to better serve ,hci. Gus.
toners. .iutomobilo buyers of this
~ arc fortunate I'm having their i'm
tyr"StS safcSuaidcd by such men
'N feel confident that whichever in
NEi'!cS ~" made OF them about bear
'nts VIII meet with satisfactory cx-
/ Hlanatious.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01
"DEGTH VALLEY DODGE"
Tricks INTO ALL MEXICO
Famous Tar nr Many f.apIoit, Makes
Thrilling Trip Dci"n the
Border.

With the return q: Death Valley
Dodge TO Los Angeles a few days ago,
this ear of many travels finished
another ram or unusual interest
Now al days Mexico il nhunncd by
every m"t"rtSt, but hegpit. that fact
death VALLEY Dodge" was driven from
'aicXico through NcAictli and south
to the recently exploited mud volcanoes
That arc creating such :. disturbance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01
LOCAL. ADVERTISING IS
BEST FOR AUTO DEALERS
Hyatt Roller Iic:iriug t"mpnn> ohirin!
discusses subject vi
Publicity.

tine real test Of automobile and au-
tomohile parts advertising Ia how much
II benefits the draier' say Il q koe'
her. general sales manager OF thc hyatt
Roller Bearing company. or Detroit.
''NatIouul advertising has . national
Influence But The problem OF .acit
Individual dealer ii not uatioua! on.
Ii!s sphere 81 operation - purely local
y CO. or q part iuaE haGoD" "el known
t. thousands of ptop!e thruuG huut the
united states throUgh having pecn au-
Tert,rcd ia q prominent ma=aH.nr o.
periodical. bur unless ths,t medium err
culates TO some extent IN tl,s territory
covered rl certain dealer, all tn" adj
vctt!sire riaoel w tic publication Vii.
i'c OF iiitl. benefit to him.
t. he ot most bcucnt 10 tho dealer
ad, ortis!u. 'uust be- read by the people
wtth whpW w." does business.
'RctlI..na this continued Mir. Koa;-
her. "Sr have selected number Of
nrW spupcrs throughout the United
states dominant IN their respective
uciGs Tor use in telling Of the merits
Of Hyatt quiet hcar.uE> This is in
addition 10 to" advertising we sual!
do u trade papers, ta'in papers and
ta4d.urs Of national circulation.
We wurt oUg newspaper advertising
20 - az utmost benefit /" the dealers.
THROUGH whou our product ~ ulti-
nittcly sold, 20 wc expect 10 focus the
iaAuenr" ot our adv@rt!s.ug OF his
business ln order mat whatever bcne-
u Is obtained may bc MS"
Are orains 10 " T. B:sgers. the adj
NertlsiuC Waungcr o. the Hyatt Roller
Iea:inp Company. Who called on scv.
cral - thu leading automobile men .,
tho city last week. no city %: the
lniycd states has more iteeI. ana alert
business men tnan many OF the motor
,e,i dealers OF Richmond.
We found ihat practically every
dealt" on "uou ,yc called wn- kccuiy
Interested ia rhe bearings. which form,
a part Of the car he sells. although to
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01
Refinernents

The new Cadillacs conform to the finest and
best Cadillac tradition, down to the least and
last Of details.
1t is beautiful car to look upon, always COM
mands second look Of the passer-by. Every
detail in appointments has been brought clos
er to perfection by years concentrated
thought and effort.
1t is easier riding, too
The longer whee-base makes the> new
Cadillac REVELATION to the driver, adds
greatly to the roadability and the velvety-
smooth gliding motion of the car over all
kinds OF roads.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01
ESTABLISHES ROUND-TRlP
0CEAM-TO-0CEAM RECORD

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, September
3c.-in the frs, round-tripl uccan-to-
ocean run made by any automobile
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01

Is the steady service and satistac,to,
rendered by his product In the HAND
OF owners"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01
Eleven Type SIS Body

otyACS
The following distinctive Cadillac body styles are
available with the TYPE 80 chassis:
SEVEN PASSENGER, open body with disapnear
ing auxiliary seats 125-inch wheel base S2OsO
FouR-PAssENGER Phaeton, 125nch wheel
INCONSISTENCIES Roadster, with two-passenger
disappearing rumble seat l25-inch wheel base $1,000
FOuR-PASSENGER, close coupled Roadster 1876
'"ch "hce' pase .......... S20S0
SEVEN PASSENGER convertible (Springfeld type)
i-'-ihch "heei DaSe ................... %2675
FOuR-PASSENGER convertible Victoria 1875
men "heei nase OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $3.50
ENCLOSED FOUR-PASSENGER Coupe 125-nch
ENCLOSED FIVE-PAsSENGER Brougham 125-
inch wheel base ................ SnO5O
ENCLOSED SEvEN-PASSENGER Limousine 1872
'i''' "iee' p'"o $4,000
ENCLOSED sEVEN-PAsSENGER Landaulet 1872
'''h "hcei p"se $3.50
ENCLOSED SEVEN PASSENGER IMPERIAL 1872
inch wheel base Observation-Disclosures. Sa75o
All prices +. o. B. Detroit, and include stand
ara equipment Unusually prompt deliveries i'm
mediate orders.
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Nlih t6tet aluci 9ferbc.
Berionalien.

SER Safob &%o6linger, Der bel
9lusbrud oes ariegeS i'll 0eutid-
Lamb mar, uno intereiiante acrre-
fponoen3en fiir Die Gribilite idricb,
bot jeff Smobo 3t ieiner @eimat-
ito0t gemodt. @%oifcntli6 miro IS
Dem &bein iden Sung bier gut &c
fallen.
Sic @enerolpro6e unIerer Sdn.
ger fir Oo8 Sdrgcrfeit in @ranO
Sslan0 bot geltern abeno int D1ititf-
beim itottgefun0en mo o%erlief in
icbr bcirieOigenoer 8eiie. Die
0mabuer Sanger peroen ibr REQ
lid Sell gum @efingen oes bebor-
ite6enOen 5eites beitroger. 4m
ShmiIe Der 9robe bate 8apa Steele
cine ou9cllebnle lleberroihang, III
Dem Boul, lem iilnglter Sobng I'M
eruartet in Ser @aQe eridliel.
Ser 8aul Steele if lett mebreren
@onaten in Sos angcIe8 unidiiig
.lpO trof unoerbofft auf cine ISOLDE
gum 8ciuhe bier ell.
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~Rcpmblikaner licoen i'm
DISQUALIFICATION

@aI9nlgtoit, Ii. gugllit. @e
foao Der i1brlid)c 9oieboll
Stonteit 3fuiideu republifanii6cn uno
0aitofrutiihen 9litglieoern oes Gc-
Observation-Disclosures itott. Die Rcpu
blitaner iiegteu init Is 8u t3 @unt
ten. 5preder Glurf un0 Der re.
publifouiIfc El1rcr M}anu ntngicr.
ten ais aGbreusllmpire0" 0crlIcbcn
ieood) nid)t Gin eilt3iseS Wtal Ole
tribune. 0utel Soc Cannon mar
dtlcr Der errcgtiten 3uidduer mo
~ieucrte Die republitanlid]ct 5picler
nItaufborlih ali. (@ofieutIid lit bic
gcitrige ocmofratiidje 9lir0crlagc
bein 9alipiel cine CUTE gorbcoeu-
tlutg filr cine geial5ene 9tlaoerlagc
ibrcs 0duptlin9s. Fr1iiocut @il
ipn. bel Der @erbima1I.)
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OAs 1scmm6nHc
~PinccnbMr9s!

Berlin, ilber 2pnOou, II. glig.
Sic ngtorooeutidc 4agcneinc Sci.
tull9" ernrtert in einelr neiten ar-
tIfel Ole Sommanooberb1Itniiie
lDelds bel Dem letten 8eiud oe5
aaiierS on Der Gitfront geidoifen
mur0en. 0oS aonmon0o 0eS 5elO.
nlarid]aa& D. 6inoeublirg reidt bon
Der Gitiee bis ID einem 8rnft melt
lid bon Gartopol Die Irmec oes
6itcrreidiihen Generals bon 9oebnl.
Grmoli lit lem redlter 5lilgel. @Qe
Iritppelt iilolia bon Gornopol, elm.
idjlieBlid Der oeutiden a5ilO Mr.
nee" ulo Der 0cutihen Gruppen in
Den aarpot1er, itcben uIter 0eui
Cberbeiebl oes oiterreid rHgariider
IGronfolgers.
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Wirkiamkcif Scs
amer. Rctem Arem5cs!

8oibjEgton, II. 9(uguit. - GoS
amcrifanii6c Gote areu5 bat lett
9LusbruG ocS europdiidcu arieoes
bis gum critcn Sltlt 2trtifel i'm User
te BON $t,32IGG2 an Die fricgfii6.
reuben MGdto obgciuuOt. 0uDon
iino Nrtifel i'm @crte bon $t002,
002 an sic uaiicrtcn gi1dtc uno
iiir S3l0732 an ste 3eutrolmGtte
Ucrinuot morocn. St1,909 betrug
Der @ert Der al sic on0crcu europa
iiden @tG6tc %eeion0ten @eetuitdn-
Sc. Die cinjclncu SGn0er er9icltcn
4rtifel I'M foIgcnocu @crtc: Irorf
reid S365,591 Scr5ien $223 1879,
England $l277t1. 0cuti9luno
$f22.029. gcIgicn $lt6,56t. HltB
lano $1t4410, Cctcrrci4 $95,556,
@cfongeue in Siioairifa mo Scr.
bjeu $75ASG, Stolirt $34, 1895,
Dtnnteneqro Slb5tl, Iilrtci ST.,
1870, 4oIen $3.50, &ulgarieu SD,
30t 5Drien s., 092, grUcHicn So.
256, Nlciopotomicit 500.
Im critcn Suli Bate oo5 oueri
fnniidc 9totc Ssrcil5 nod folgc1oer-
maBen beIpertetc 2lrtitcl gum Ser
iaub an SAND $25I4S fir bic
3citrnlmd6tc, St2,620 fiir Die al.
liierten @adtc $11,76G iiir anoere
2an0cr.
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Gnoian6 p~rcHMsicrt
wemio. rcbcnsmittell
limb 1T in gtsug anf geriurgnna
pou Der WnaOc anoerer San
Der abgriUieieH.

2onOon. If. aug. = Gin in Der
Zines Dor duigeu Ia1cn ucr
oiicntlihter Artitcl hot meit iIbcr
Die @rrn5cil gouOono 6innus be-.
redtietes AuiicDen errcpt Sl Dem
ielbcn miro otc Rcgicrma dui1eior
bert, bic 9r5eugun9 bon 2ebGisinit'
tcln I'M 2altoc leIbii ourh frditige
WtaBno1nTcn 5it ior0crn. Dos ltolje
GrnlnuD b0u9t i-gt 10 bcbnrptct oit
3eitln1. BON Der @nuoe frcut0cr
gditOer ab @cr beitiHmt ocl
NrpDprcio2" lciBt Is Ut 0cm artt
fcl User entidrioet mie' Diel mir
flr ntics 6leiiG 5obIcn iollcl2 Der
6leiidtrult in Chicago. Bcr lett
felt. mas uniere Sheibe 5ped tp
item iDll2 Der Spedpro0u5ent In
11ncnlort. Der 4}reis unicrcr But
ter ridtet lid) nod Dem 9elicbcn
0auiider mo irnnj6iii@er Buffer
.61nnler, Der u~nieres Stale mad Den
1iftaten Fana0ii6er uno dmcrifani
i6cr aaicinbrifanten. Diit Silsno6.
nue. uon Mild nnO Slid gibt cS
tallll elm Gubrlulgsmittel. Oas ni6t
uon ircnoen 9roOu5entcn foittrol.
liert miro.
,Sn Der gegcupGrtigen &riiio gibt
Der 4reis iiir 6leii6 EN- giltcs Bel.
ipiel, mic mir bon Der @noOe Der
frcnlOcn Sander abD1nget. SIN
0alt5en n%ritlicn mir Dem omeritani.
id)cn 5leii6truit Oanfbar iein, o1B
er ieine 9lfodt nit M%tGBigm9 &c
broudt bot. Sob mir teine Sodit.
prciie iciticbcn fonucn, lit flor &ir
6obcn nit ciuer mnhtuollcn Crga-
uiialion 5u TIM ole obne Sdooen
elten Otonat ans Dem 0iortt blci.
dcu fonrte. Sir nber foHuen niGt
tllen cin5igcr gag mortcn. Isle
nod uudl imlner Der Srcib; mir
milfien 6leiih 0oben, mo luir mil.
zen iir ocn transport liuierc eigc.
.ucl Sfiffc b%ergeben. DENT obtc
5lctin piIrocn ullier Seer unO
.Oic @ccre u~iiercr @erbiiuOctcn bet
.hungern."
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llll0 itieB babel NIT icirem &opfe
auf einen I'M 8oYIer Iiegeloen
8aumitdmm moOurf er einen Sdd-
6eIbrud erIttt Surge Set oarauf
ertronf Der ~t9jdbrige CLAUDE lell-
nerS, nur pe1iige SUB bon Der
Steae, on pel6er 8urd gu 66a0et
gefommen NOR.
8anoro. 9aS Sfltnf 8alep
9idnid Der olten aniteoler miro om
"a. 4uguit Itattitn0en unO lit elm
umfanqreides 8rogromm bereits
entmorfen. Senator SERMON miro
Der 3eoncr 0es Cages ieir. Die
Soma Eight & 9omer 60. bon Sc
DOR RapiD$ bot olm 6ieitgen Sta0t-
rot Den &oridIog oena6t. Die it6o,
iiIde neutrality-suspicious. 81 talfen
lmo einen 24=itanOigcn DENT ein-
5uiibren. 5oiltc 0icier &ori6log
angellommen weroen, miro Die Cont
pam enc 9odipamllinie BON Ser
~ nod 8anora tiber 9onlor1, 9ertt-
Don mo gale fitbrell.
Groer. 8tc 9alfte oe3 @e.
Ihaftsteilc8 Der fleineu 0rtidnft
Berlin in nnrolpetlid)en Ieile bnn
lama Goulfn mltr0c 0urd 6eler
5critort. 9oihulonuidniten, Die BON
9ta66aritq0tdcn berbcieilten. hQlfeu
ocm 5elter Gtnbolt an ocbietel. Der
5ofihdoen miro auf $4,000 an.
aegebeiL Der tur sum Sell our6
Gerltdlerltng ge0ett lit.
Moriballtnon. Sic beige
Observation-Disclosures. befnnllt ais Die
Britain Il Goo bat befaitnt gegeben,
Sab iDr Rddclgeidldft. ou9 felt oem
Satire 1889 I'M 9etrieb pur, ge-
idloiieH mur0e. HruHf6eit 0eS
0ullpteilcntiimers 81. &. Bono,
miro ais Nruno ongegeben.
5ilber Stir Nun Iebtcn Mit.
nod foun bier cine Gerinumllmg
jtott. meldle Die 4b6oltlunQ zines
.gbolltallquaa lit gArotuue uohm
mo iniort Gin 9omitee prnannte
nnf sic cinleitcnnen 1dlritte tln
loll luil 0osielbe 5lir A~ltSfiinrllag
au brirlaelt.
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Nepn6lifaner aeaen @ertaanna.

&oibin9ton If. 4us auf
Der geitrigcn &onieren8 ser republt-
funiiMm Seuatsmitglieoer erfldrtc
iid Die @iebrjobl ni6t Oqmit elm
oeriton0cn ouB Der aongreB ON 1.
September bert1gt iperoe, ioflS 0d-
ourd Oeridieoeite midtige &orlogen,
mic Die @itncn @eHiion5unrlage,
Die GiumanoerungsDorlogc uilp. bis
nnf sic udhite aon9rcBiibung 6uriid-
qcleat merDcn WilBtcn. Sic Deno.
fratiihcu Scnotoren iiuO icoodl ert.
iGloiicu, lid Dem 9efchl oe8 Br1-
liocnter 5it bergen rno olle5 81
pcriudcn, Oie 8crtagirlrg oe8 Som
greiieS bis gum i. Scptcmber Der
bcijuiiibrcn.
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WcttcrbcriNt.

Siir 0uobo tub llnlgc9cu0 linz
beitduoig llo md9rideiuiid 6egcn
ialle beute uahutittog oocr beutc
ubenn. 9omStog idoL fiiblcr beItte
ubeno.
Sin Gebru5ta. unbeitan0ig un0
mubrideinlld lotule Geluitterregeu
bellte nahmittag ODER belte nbenn
I'M meitliden unN iil0liden Icil.
5ofustag tcilmeiic bepoltt etmns
filbIer beute obcu0; Mariner int
peitIideu Seil am Soustug
sir Soma Sdlon hcltc obcno
unD m%nhriheinlidl Sanlstae; filbler
beutc nbcn0.
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spaltnna nnler Bon 9ruareHiuen.

ytem yort, 10. 9u9ult. - 8din=
Bridge Colon melder out ser Dies
iobri9en p~roqreiiiDm Iatiouul &on-
bention in Chicago IbeOore Rooie.
belt fir 8rGiioentihoftS aoncioaten
nominicrt bate, bot lid geitcrn gu
glrniten Der &ieoerernoDlllng oeS
graii0enten @ilion ul8geiprohen.
III eincm @rieie an Sen &oriiBer
oeS rcpu6lifouiidcn g}otiouol So
mitecs, gorce NtcGormid, ertiorte
iid COLDER bereit einem progrei-
iipen &oulitGc bei5utretcn melhe8
nit oeun OcHtofrotii6Gt aompngne
aomitec &an0 in @ano orbciten loIl.
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ge6ensmibe. beae1t sel6hmuro.

9ilroln 10. augrrit. 8rolt
elizabeth 2ilOtfc. Die Mtltter bon
adt ainoerh beaing geitern Selbit
inoenl tic iih elm 6leiiHer.
meier ms @er3 itieb. 8orber bate
Die 50jdbrigc 5rau, pelhe icit &c
raumer 3eit ai Melnnholie lit,
mo bereits loon eiuntol ciuen
Selbitmorbperiat unternonmlcrl
bottc. i0rc adlt ainoer in peri6ic-
oeneu 3imnern eingeidloiIen. Der
dltciten Iodltcr geIon9 Is, 0urdl Elm
5enitcr 81 cnttolurnei, ooh mar c8
bereitS 5it ipot, tic icno Die @ittter
MIR nod ais 9eidle Dor.
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9pitnnlt beitphLen.

0outb Nen0, 9tebr, II. Qug. =
Gin 9ieb bcridaffte iid 9iittmodl
untt in oas 9ieiige goItomt Gin.
gang ln0 itohl aus einem 9apier
forb, meldlen Die 9oitnleifterin 3roll
arnn Iople onitQle cines @elo.
ifDranfs benllbte, bun0ert 9oaors in
Die 9riefmnrfen lieb Ct
at8 oie 9~oitnlciitcrin &C.
tern morgen ihre Office bctrat be.
mcrfte iie, odB ibr o@eloidprnnf"
oltrfinilblt mar un0 b~enierfte 0ann
Den 3iebltabl.
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garaerperein 9oOac, aebr.

Dodge, 9icbr.. 10. gue. 1916.
8ertcr &ereins6utoerl
uniere reeeIntdBiee Geriummlllng
finbet 6onntog, ben IS. Mug, nodl-
mittogs 8 llbr in Der 86bmiihcn
8heaterbolle Itott rulo iino Sic bier
NIT ireunolihit erilldlt, 5u erihei.
uen. 9elegatet SIT Der ain is. mo
ii. Sept. III @rono SSldnb Itott-
%finben0en aonoention 0eS Stants-
~uerbonbe8 lino 5u %ertnoblen.
Ntit oetttidJem 8rub,
q, =. 10 a j | m
Setretor.
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0mo6o, s. auouIt 1916.

0mnbo, s. aitsiit 1916.
@erter 0elegat.
nniere regelmdBige 8erianmIun5
finoet 6reitag obeno. oen IL. Sill.
quit, inn 9euti6en Sous Itott. Or
lpGbllng Ser 8elegoten at Der
Stootsberbanb -aonbention ltebt ortf
Der 5ogesoronung. Sem 0eIeeot
Iollte feBlen.
9tit oeltldem @rltB,
Mug. s. Spedt,
Setret6r.
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sdlnk aenen ainOerlaamnna.

Irentort y. s., IT. Au9.
Gas @etuobcits heportement i'll
Ercnton q. s., crnpfabl Der Gr.
5iebnngsbcbotoc in Anbctrnht Der
neutrality-suspicious. Den 5dnll.
bcginn Der 0ffcntliden SGulen i'm
porIduftg bis oui mcis
tcrce 5u pcrihieben.
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Mcrifaniid,r 5natsman s~citurbcu.

0td0t YiCrit0, II. Nu9uit.
Slton 9icitoi 4nlo0or, l~latcrIcfrc
t1r 0cs NlsluGrtigcn5 lit geltern
Gicr gcitorben. Gr bate ii6 Dor
flIr5em lDcgcll @run0es eiucn Icil
ieines linfcn @eins omputieren loi
len miliicrL melfes je0oG nidt er-
folereid D~erlief. @dtern uuiBtc
besDalb Der iibrige Ieil oeS geine$
ebenfall3 onpitiert mcr0cH, oo6
mar 6 bereit8 gu ipGt, ulo Der
So0 trnt fur5 nod Der operation
elm.
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staat 2umn.

9utlop. 9ie bieligc pGbo1t.
totquo" 1T iorpeit gang Gut ncrIop.
fen uto miirbe nobl nod ctrleu hieI
bciieren 9eIith ST D~crjcidueu ia
bcrL lpeun oic Site nidlt pielc onbon
1boe6alten Bate. Die 9ortro9c ulO
ooS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bdbell
grtcn Anflaltg gefunbell.
9e8 Mtpiltes. Ser General.
ampalt Colon ioet BOB bic Sport.
i6minoler in 9opatport IN ben leB.
ten @oden otrd brtrilgeriihc &ett
rcnllcn ibre Gpicr I'M 100000 be.
.jdhpinOelt ndttcu. III laqt. 0aB Die
dpDinoler i6rc 5hpiuOel Gpera.
tioneH utdt auf ben 0itIiten Teil
oes States beidrduft bdttcu. Ser
@cncralopaIt mciscrt lid ieOoh.
sic Namen Der @crupften 81 Der
0tieltIiden.
@atcr(oo. Ser Is Sabre altc
Robert y. 8nrh lit an 6reitag OH
GerlrbmQcrb bic oericlbe it'd bcilll
9oocu Snec5o9er bate, aeitorben.
Sur9 toutte all elmer lel4tcn Stellc