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The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-22

the postal authorities. QuiSley was seized on suspicion of being wanted in St. Louis for raising money orders. An alleged con-
 federate named George F. windall was arersted With him, but is held on tech nical charge
 FOUGHT THE OFFICERS
 Qugley fought against arrest, and tried to get loaded pistol from his pocket but was overpowcred and quantity of what is believed to be cocaine was taken from him. Windall submitted to arrest. but the two denied they knew each other although the inspectors saw them to- gether
 When told to open his grip Quigley pro- tested and said he could not be made to give it up, It contained 8 large bundle with old newspaperg1for a wrapping h. side were found certificates of stock of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy railroad, New York city stock and other securities of aggregate face value of s400,oo9. A sight draft for S3s,O99, drawn on S. B. Chapin 6s Co. of New York by Smith, Lockhart X Co. of Baltimore, was also found in the satchel attached to certifi- cates for loo shares of Union Pacific, and 10o shares of Northern Pacific stock.
 Chief Postoffice Inspector J. C. Rooms said he believed that the satchel con tained all the securities which had been sent from Baltimore in the registered mail pouches stolen on the New York ferry boat. Inspector Rooms said that there had not been time enough to check up all the securities found in the satchel. but from early identification tonight he says that they are those stolen on the ferry boat.
 LEFT ON TRAIN
 Quigley said the satchel had been left on the train by, man and woman who got off at Phila delphia, and that he tooh 1t. This was all that he would say after three hours sweating in the federal of fee here. He said he was on his way to New Orleans from New York.
 One theory is that he came here in tending to make deal with the persons owning the securities. Thomas F. Ben son. who was released in New York to- day on bail on the charge of stealing some other pouches, is thought to be confederate of Quigley.
 Quigley said he is 36 years old and lives in New York, but that he belongs in Ridgetield Park. N. J. Windall said he met Quigley on the train, He said he came to Baltimore for work.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14

GuitoD Saude iino Sle Bull. @ieier
noriDcgiibe @oeanini flogte bel iei.
ucm criten 9(uftreten cs ieieu bios
5uci S0ruer i'm Grdeiter; woruuf
cin gon5ertbeiuder riei. uSot mon
ie ge66rt ooB Elm 9uIl uidlt nit 8iuei
&orneru aufrieoen it, 9ie 9iubin-
Itciu g9ieniolpifD'ide glbiWieoscon-
ccrse nit Dem EbomoS'iben Grde-
tier Gin Der Sreimourer.@alle) iino
unbergeBliM. Ser seiltreide Sanns
BON Billion fam @ilbelmi Souret,
sic Garreno, oercu Sdonbeit man 10
Diel lpie ibre &init betplnoerte, 9te-
meiDi scr ge6iloctite Snterpret III.
goriiher @luiif, 0ie @oouro, &nm.
nell oie iiiBe Eua, Oas @llnoerfino
Sofmonn oas iebt ais @inOermonn
ipiclt, 9toientbal scr idnelllte Spic.
Ter, Saroiate ser NIT ieiner @eige 10
0oB man i'm oen ipani.
i1en &ottenfdnger nannte, G'Al-
bert, scr fleinc Gegremont oe @od.
mann ser sic btelcn ainferliBdcu
nidt n5t6ig bate Ceinc tbcnlatil4
illtitrirten @rogramme oiirften ben.
te gloHo6nulug finoen.) emil Sou-
rr fam Oeiien @rogrammc in ieincr
Sonoidrift eridiencn 9llioHb sic
9loomfielo. 3eisler (oie nit oem Sen.
ieIfiden Gonsert oebiitirtc), Soief.
ID. Gjeror0o. Semi @usf, Gmma
S5urSbD, 6. GrasoiL bic Sop, sic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14
9rqen0peCde RrfiRer porfofrei nit ser 2ocRefpo(f


iogor Oas Siergeitri9ene e." ipen-
oete GnmolS troten cl6 oft oieie
@roBen 5uimnmen auf. 60 lieit
mon i'm 4ro9ramm zines ein5i-
gen Gon8crtcs Die 9iomen Ratti,
Wlorio, Garreno unO Souret. 0ic
SUD &erotti. Gon5ertc iporen erfolg.
reid. 0ouu famen 9ooereipiti, Ser
pielgefeiertc 2ei@etibfDihiiler, Der IN
oieiein geiegnetcu 0ollorlanoe lner-
horte Sriunip5e feictte; glus Der
Gbe, gogric0, gia0e, 3ober S6or
menfn 4Sioniit uno GomponiIt, 9im-
BERG, ole beriibmtc 0larheit gSiln
9lriueiter, @obriIopitM H. u. llno
sic &iinltler iuio &iiriilcrinnen @al-
tituorc's, Oic S0rocrer Ser aunit &C.
meien iin0, 0orf mon aud niht Der
geiIcm % iie ais 2cbrer im Shllen
tbdtig geiueicu, o0er oifentlid ouf.
troten. 0o poren friiber Die 5rolieu
9icieoolo, g9eiler, 5Glteit 6olf-9lu-
erbod; 8urmciIter rnO Srou; bic
Scrrcn sSungnidc( @rccn Soul 81.
6Glteu Damn Gecilio Saul Oic
5dweitern Sutro, Clara 9li@erfelo,
6iirtbmeier 9llu6erg II. u. 0ie
Soliiten Der @egcnport iino iinierent
@ublifinl befonnt. Scr 9lnbm
lit ii6er Stoot tno 5taot
5inousgeorinaen .Qlobel @arrilon
Siemonn G6riitinc Sdub, oic Sc
jriioer Gonroot @lamic allnfle,
Q}iles Jarrow uuo olelen 9(uoercu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14

Sir Oie Sugcno miro bier rei@lib
eeiorgt 0os Centrum ser muIifa.
liiclen Gr5ieGunq unierer StoOt III
oos @co6oo1 @iuiifconierpotoriltm,
weldes iib infolGe ser bobcn aunit.
5icle Die es iic6 eeie6t hi gan6en
SanOe einen icbr beneioenSlpertben
9fuf erpor6en bat. SSn ieinen nDlit-
iitalii6en Sous uno 2ebensregeln"
idlrieb Shunlann. n@hiitoIii1 pirit
OH nidt inoem Ot OiG einlieOIcrii1
tageIong obiperrit mo meHoniide
lleGlmgen trei6lt, ionOern OoB on Did
in lcbenoigem bielieitig mnlifolii6ern
&erfcbr er6Gltit.~ Sir oieien Ser
feBr betet nm 6aS %eo6o0D sic
iMonite @elegcnbeit, in Goncerteit
&ecitoleit Gortrdgen @niem6Ietunlt
alaiien. llnterric6t II. I. ~. Selbltoer-
itdnolid ipir0 fir einc iebr GRIND
Ii6c S@ulung geioret.
Slcie lnlcrer betannteltcn WtIllter
iifO @roouirte ooer friibcre Sbiiler
ocS GonierpotoriunS. glnOerc ba-
ben Oic 9iloung, oie iic am %cu6ooD
genciiclL in oIle E1cilc Oes 2anOeS
gctrogcn imo fino crfol9rci6c Sch.
rcr ooer Gou5ertfiinitler geworoen-
Dds GonIerDotorium mnrOc 1868 &c
qrimoet mo bis 1871 bon s.. $.
aelcitet; 1871 bis 1897
mar Nsgcr Somcrit Der Director.
Seiu g3ndiol9er 1T @err 9imooIpb
ser iceisc 2eitcr Su all oeien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14

Sabrcn 6efinoet iid inter Sen beOeits
tenoen 2c6rfrGften ell gutter SFro,
5entios 0elti6cr ooer in 9eutid-
lono 9e6ilOeter 2ebrcr. GourlGnOer,
Nloo. 6oIf-g(uerbod, 6Gltcm Sinde,
9irmeiiter, 9oiic, @utc1eion. glld
bellte nod, g8irb, Strube, 2onoop,
9ooIe, @oO, SiemItcoo, @on SuI-
iteDn Scnbergct, N1inetti 6ermin
uno &billips.
1895 muroe bon Sri. Ntog GOonS
cine @orbereitlngsituIc gcgriinoet,
Die iicb inter ibrer fGbigen 2eitllng
raid uno it56n entpidelt bat. Sym
Dergoneenen Sabre 5Gbltcn Sic 5d)ii.
Ter i'm @eoboOD imgef1br 400. St.
ipa 65 9ebrer mo 2e6rerilncn cr-
tbeilten oen llnterribt. Se6en mir
oe5 &eGiiter Ser fleinercn WtuIifi6u.
lcn in oenen oud tiid)tig aeIebrt miro
lmo Die g(onen Ser Acknowledgment
Onr1, finoen mir cbenfolIs cine gro-
Bc gn5obl 0cuticber Oarllnter.
Sir sic mliitoliichr g3iloung ci.
ner StaOt lit Oie Stetigfeit ser Ntu-
iitproOuftionen bon ebenlo GROCER
gSidtiafeit mic i6r relotiDer @ert6.
.Sn oieier Sinit1t Gentt man 8uerIt
al oic 9ea6oon Gou8ertc. SSn
ieincn gio0cmber biz @lni mo1entli6
iiottfinoenocn ..Retitoleu~ tritt oa8
9eite, mas ser Gon0ertiool bietet.
IurtlcaMna liels 5. seite.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14

HIiNDlL tupLDCit llltuy bNbS Nllt JNNHAT
tier. oas Dem Gruder al lang, uno
oem2eier lougmeilig iein piirOe. Dtos
3art, 8eet9oben, 0leuoelSiobn ShN.
bert, 9bumaun. grutb, Sduoel iuo
gge6er, uuo beoeutenoe Gomponiiteu
Ger oomaligen @eoeniUart, fomeu 81
g9ort. Sic eifrige W1uiifpflege Der
oentlden &ercine trug cute 5riidte
cs biloeteu lib iii anglo.ameritani'
i@en areiien,n n@lee.Glubs~ Ser uGoi.
iint@erein~, o@eonesooD Club" H.
u. SSn ben neiln3iger So6ren erleb'
ten Die @eiaugbereine cine gemiBs
rei9e 3eit Sie batten iia inter
2eitlmg i6rer tiidtigen Girigenten
ib0n entipidelt, Der v2ieoertran54
nit 2eni1oiD 9loiepalo lino 0littler,
Der nQlriou~ NIT 2enicboiu, 6ranf y.
Dleiamet, oie oSormonie1 nit Eia.
mann Sac c, Seiueu0a6l uno &leii
imo ser .@1dunerdor@ NIT Gillmann,
2enI1ow, Sammer, Melamet 8od.
uer il. ipaterSemberger. 1891 CAB Der
uWlduucrHor4 uuter 2eitung Waelo-
NETS Elm .Dlo3art@ .Gon5ert. 8aoer
9leiier ipielte oas 6.Gur.Sorn Son.
3ert. Die 8ou6crfl6te.0uDertiire wur.
Sc geipielt uno oaS 9iequiem erle6te
icine eritc 9(uffii6rlng 1896 ieicrte
Ser ,.Qieoerfrau5 iein 60. Slbildum
init Siglro's a9rattfo6rt" 1899
pereinigte iid ser aSieoerfron51 nit
oem oDldnnerbor4. 9lad 9lniang
oes SabrbumoertS DeriAonerten oie
@olOene sSu6ildlng. 8eiern oos Ser.
einsIe6en, 1901 Die oeS u9lrion" 1903
oie Der uSarmonie, 1906 bic oes
uDldnncrhors,@
@lit ieinen 1905 itnttgeiliuocnem
Sdiler-Gou5ert. 1906 Dem Concert
sur t50. @ieoerfe6r @to3orts @e
biirtSta9s pie nit Dem Dor 5 Sa1ren
itattgeiiu0enen 2ii5tGon5ert 5eigtc
ser n@lanuer1or~ fem ernitbaites
Streben nadD bo6eren aitnitioealeu
cine E6dtigfeit sic iib inter Sem.
beraer'S oeitlng id1n ousgeprdat
bat
Vlit oicier @utluideIung ilnIerer
@ereiue ging ser @eriu@, gaeues 81
bringen Sun0 IN Sauo. gtaA lie.
berpiuoiing oes beriiHtigen D2ieoer
lieBeu es iib groBe Com
pouiiten nmo Iirigenteu ernitlid an.
aelegen iein, Ben @l1nnerdorgeiana
inn b0Aitcn Ginne cpn5ertfdbig 81
madcn God fiibrten iie Bite Sade
mnndmal 3il meit. go ga6 es mlter
Oen g(opitdten Diel @utes, aber ouh
maut' 6orcirtes. fitnitlib gtafge-
baitihtes, pelGeS MIR i6le1t IN pie
aus perbdltnibmdBig engen
@ren5en oes Wlannergeiangs paBte-
2(aein moS oos fifHitlibe @mpor
5eben unierer 9ereins.Gon5erten am
meiiten biiIoert lit nidt iuuere, iou'
bern duBere SaAe Die bon ieber
NIT eigent6iimlid feiter
ln6angIidfeit our69efiibrte &erbtn.
oung Der Gon5erte nit einem Ball
ain 8uiammenItellen oas pielleiHt |
uiS prottiimcL feinespegS aber aus
1roftiihen feinespegS ober ans
@riinoen beredtigt 1T. |
5o fommt es 0Ur, 0oB MIR Elm flei'
ier I6eil oes 8ublifms init Dem
bergen set groBere E6eil NIT ben |
5iiBeH bei Der Sode lit 8enig. |
tens ioute Elm ein5ioeS Dial Der Der
ud geniaht peroen. Elm CONCERT |
'9ue acknowledgement 9al 5it geben
luiere 5rmien iino III @egig oilf @e-
aug oud nidt oernoAldiiiat moroen
Der u2ieoerfrai3" bate cinen Ga.
neu6or1 ltuo oie Gou3erte oes Dldn.
lprdlDrS" pr1nltpi Nifrfh Aip n0nfh0rp I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14

2eiltlngeH ieines p6raieuHorS" ido-
nc Q[6meASlung.
0tit Der ibnen gepobnten finitgc.
rehten Sorgfalt baben Die Qirieen.
ten Semberger. &Iein lno godali bic
2eiiungsfdbigteit Der ibnen onber-
trauten Gbore erbobt, imo Sic &iiHit.
icite oieier Gon5erte Oeutli6er ans
2idt gebrac9t. 4ie @on5erte erfreuen
iih eines ie6r giiten 8eiuAes. Inter
oen flcinereu @creinen ser @egen'
port 6efiuoen iib, oWlo5ort.Nt6nner.
DOR o5rObiinn~, nQlrbeiter @ldr-
nerhor4 DSbolia 03dunerdor",
ySdngerrunoe0 rglrbeiter-2 2ieoerto.
fel" oGintro6t", nSHwGbiider San.
ger6uuo~ gWleloOie0, a9lebger.@e-
iongOerein~, u@oelmeiB" n@ermanio
Gmartett.Glub~ II. g.
ggir fommen 3u oen ipGteren an.
decentralization @eiangDereinen.
ga par Ser inoergleidIi9e n0hliicoI
9lrf Gm6~ etpa IS Singer Die lnter
2cituna Wlelamets bel Dem 9roofs
lDner Sdngerieit (19O0) sen criteu
&reis t5eilten Ger Rodfolger oieicr
&ereinieuns lit Ser in Sen lebteu
5pei SSo6ren nit id0nem @rfolg oui-
getretene ,,9rp6euS Glub~, 0eiien 2i-
rigent 9llfreo @ifforo 1T. Ga lift fer
ner Scr 8odcidc u&6il6ornoniider
6raienbor", Der id0ne Gon5crtc
gie6t 9lub bat oos @eoboop i'm Der
ganseneni Sabr nit Der ofientlihen
8fleae oes GolfsgciongeS angeiau-
gen
S6ou irii6 t6otcn iic6 iniere oeit.
iheH 8ereine 3uiammen ais o@ereir
nigte Sdnger~. Gieie @ereiuigung
puroe 0ann 1893 rcorgouiiirt. 3lbci.
NAL boben iib itnicre Sanger 6ei sen
Sdneerfeiten oes qgtorooitlibcn San
oerbluOeS" Breiie ge6olt, 1900 Die
ggagner.9iiite lliter MelametS Sci.
tung, 1915 inter &lein'S 2eitung oie
Ias 1900 Itattaeiim
oene CONCERT i'm Grub SiQ4arf |
NOR Oas erite Sonitogs.Gonjert Bal
tinIores 81 lUiiniheu mare, OaB sic !
ugereiiigten S1nger~ iG6rliH eil
groBes @erf aiffii6ren piiroeu Sic
ein5elne Gereine iino oft BON sen |
Sdnaerieiten preisaefr6nt 8uriidge-
te6rt.
9cionoere grmd6ning peroicnt |
oos in Baltimore itottgefunoene |
Sdigerfeft 1908. Gs uabm einea !
@erlouf. W}clomct mor
set Girigent. Sgor oos Gin singeu
uno &liugen III ser ncuen groBen
fiinften gieeiments.Salle 9(noere |
Sdnoerfeiiio6re batten 1876, 1869.
1888 itattgefunoen
ShlieBliA iteben peribieoene So.
liiten OiirdI longidbriges Wfihpirfen
NIT Der @ei@idte imierer @eiongucr.
cine in eneer Ger6inoling Ole 6rls.
aotie @enner, @8drie @eder, sSenng I
&uBel uno SSrau &i6oro 9rtmaun;
Die Serren 51omonn. Chris.
ShHiot SteinnliiIGer uno Bitter.
@irtuoien Gon8erte.
@1uiifaliI6e 8onoerooacl oller
l(rten buben ims III sen lebten rs
Sobrcn nit ibrer aunit begiidt.
SennD 2iuo, ole idjmeoiibe 9lodti-
IoIl, Senrietto Sonntag, oenen 70.
TAT Die 5eaermebrs Gompognieu Gin
5t6notden brdhten Die 0jriii, Der
Qlorio, garlotta @otti, bic iib in oen
Sdueeregionen oes
Seianoes 70 oiit imo iider fiiblte ma
'en rnter Sen Griten. 2eopolo bon
Oicper, Ebolberg, @ottidlolt rmo Der
9iubinitein 6otea
ierrlide 9laDierleiitingen bon @ei.
iern naren es Sibori NIT Dem nun
nrhnr giif1an Tnn gpisfn Gn1lgpr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14
aus Oct 2anlt&se(didte
2SarttntOres.
(iyortietuus UOa scr 5. Scite.)

nnicres sfanimer WhlIiflebens ge-
weien it, lit oas aSfueiiel-0nartett q
meldes 1888 unter 0litiuirtung Der
iyrai GGlteu IN 2ebmanns ino &a5a
ser's Salle aliitrat uno bis beite
nod cine mibtige, bon eiuem tleinen
a6er ertenutli6em Bu6Iifum 9e-
iddBte SteQe in rnierem WluIifle6en
einaimmt. 1890 81 ipielte oas
.ql0omoDsfD Gudrtett" pribot na9
glnfangs oes Sabr6unoerts CAB oas
,.E6eo 5piering.Gnortett4 Elm Son.
sert i'm @eaboov. Spater boben oie
gou5erte oer GueiiePs i'm &ea6oop.
5aaI inter WlittpirfuHg 0es Serrn
9ianoolpb ltait9efinoen &neiiel Dcr'
6iirgt na6 syn6alt Ser Gdrle9img oen
reiaIte @enuB. syn ben lebten Sab
rem, felt 1912, tritt audi oas ausge.
5ciAuete utSIou5aleD-2uartett init
groBem @rfolg auf. Die 3arbietun.
qen oieies Quartett'S iino BON unmit-
ielbarer prGgnanter @irfing. Gin
eiii3iges Gon3ert aab Dor bier sSoBren
0aS oGlibe W1eao4 IamenlGhartett
iu @eabooy. SIT in Sen anoeren @at.
tunacn Der WAlif Elm aQm16liger
8ortiAritt Bis sur @egenpart 81 ners
ten, ID ailt Dos ni9t BON Der Scam.
mernmlit. sic Iebteu 5pei Sabre
bradJien ie sipei @ou3erte Geeen oie
irii5ere flint lino ieds. Ger Sa6e
ioIie gebolfen iperoen.
@eiongDereine
Gas oeutIde 2ieO ggeldj ih6ues
ggort Sbn oerooufen mir Die erite
9lnfduge umierer @}liitpflege lmo 6ie
@riinonng elmer gln5ubl bliibeuoer
@eianguereine, bon oeuen als Sector
Scr 0cieoerfrau84 81 uepnen iit oei.
fen rbmboae 2ebensba6n ais ielb-
Iiduoiger @erein 1899 3i Gnoe ging.
Su Sen bier5mer Sa6ren griiuoete
man oann 0en ,@uterpe' oeH
.Guurtett.Gmb4 iuo sic ,Gurner-
Qieoertaiel4. 1851 frat Ser .2lriou"
in's Qe6en Scr jabrelang pie ieiu
haiiiiber glameHspatron oer Gouc
Dleiiter geipeien. S5bm folgte am 4.
suli 1858 Die ,Sarmonie4 oeren
@flege oes @olfslie0es mie oes &iinit.
lieoes beionocrs bod 8n rebuen lit
@irigeit oes ,,Qlrion" mar oamals
mad ltnger, Wlabr; Ser sSarnonte4
gtif 3ilmaun. 1856 eritano per
n@ernania W2Gnnerhor4 @irigent
D2cb. 5omit moren oie eroBten bis
Sur beutigen8eit feituur5elnoen tbat.
frdfiieen 8ereiHe 9oltimore's ae.
griinoet Gle ftanoen III oen eriten
syabren ibres @eitebens in einen
bliibenoen 2e6eu, 6as Diel G6o-
ues braHte. Gann fdneu Die arieas
ia6re, m1breuo Oerer Sic Wiuiifpilege
bieliad eritorrte, Inn Damn iS67-6S
nieoer nelt ani5nbliiben Der orei.
ditige @ereiusitamm Duroe niune6r
uoH pieIeH fleinereu iingenoeH limo
@ereiuen imirantt oar.
inter oGit Baltimore 9ieoerfran31
\ sJrobiinn@ n9lr6eiter.@}d
a2ieoertafel~ oGrpbeus~ uEbalia~,
a@dngerrunoe" uglrbeiter 2ieoerta
iel" uGintrabt4, oGnntoner N5dn-
nerhor9 n5ran5 9lbt.0idinerbor",
u2ocuit @oiut@9dnner6or" Son.
corSia1 a@lo5nrtDadnncrdorq uS !
SHeib @ereiliiglng" 1872 fam !
Bran3 9(6t Ben ii1lere @ereiue ourh /
8ortrpg etIider ieiner bon ibn oiri. /
airten 2ieoemt e6rten Gie gBerfe /
anisn3dblen iuqlhc III ocu &ereius |
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14

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Mciicu; rotbe. blnne, prnue
Uoer huar8e pgton@iio"' @f E@
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t5c. 8chcn,0altcr; 8anr. &c.
&C. NDicns0lammern; &nar &c.
&C. Graphite (iiir 3cticn) &c,
$3.50 eleltriidje 2idlter; iebr
bell; nt Naiierie Aebdier, W1 90
8iuei @utierien 9rdbien .... " uuOO
SOC @cpdd,zrdaer; aus idllpes
rem Sta6, an Der A4ie 81 beieiiis gE =
0elI Observation-Disclosures. GVV
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14

SO.OO upeIu9oH = JlHuSuf
heritdrites abaei1raaies Ge'
itell inlporiirter Sarni; ooale &N no
ooSgj Sgl6jo aora4iIrl aqst6sra S,aactt; 8.
itiidieer @rif; gutter Sarm; G1 9Q
suS9.St'' Sioo SowarS 6iiaaeti; iIejncr
@riif; ei6t; gut fir slnidr' 0N
$3.50 SaitImurc 0iadct; obaie
Sorm; outer Sarm; ale S6lpes
ren; ir glnidnger ooer 6tem' &1 nm
LID quite Spieler. ........... " aOQ
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Gr0be Oides @uru uno Gans QT &C
OussGniaiiunq; 10 WlaiCben. q huUV
llnncrc S1.2j bis S3.25.
Seunis Bale; pSictor 1916
Championship" le6r eaitiiD; ga
raniirt; 3 fir St.00 0oer oas y -
Stiid ................s.... OOO
genns.SaIle 5am ileOeu; ie0r 90 =
cdltiih; pro Stild. .............. G. ~
$500 SeHnis. Stangen; Sells
nborns9oi3; polrt; init paltes CT 10
SiOO i@adct.Suticralc; acSer 1s1~
Sf00 Sennis. Sriuros; f6uercs
neiBes 9anbaSsS6eri0eil: corrus GOn
girie @unInis So6len; aue @r0Ben UOC
$500 ,,6limaE" 9lndet; pcrs
iidrfteS abaei6rdateS Geftel;
boppet be5oaenes Center; ma CO 90
pOaisiiS ',eiIScr asl ainan djcligailc as $500
uaunen ieit 1911 80 Nieiiiers
i9atien beiier as ale anoeren TEN
bdue, pro SIlld. ............ ~ v
0iicrne ejDli, Sdlleacl S1.75 bis $500
pbl3crHe @uli Sdllcacl . S2.25 bis $500
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14

iSUrtIctuuS iie9c s. ecite.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14
90 . J I ;;

Wl Snlui QVe lclllleU olele llNl7
idr ciuqemideite 9iaarre, ipes
aleu- bic 8iite bon 90, SLID; ooer 70
z iiir .................... W
81 Momeg; cote @orto &icos@is
qarre; nur menige ibrig; &iite QEM
bon 30 St.25; ODER 10 iiir...... GOC
ga gana; cine @ontaueQasGis
Qarre; ole ben &eru0bneiteu
idmedi; @iite bon 80 St.09; ooer EN
10 !ur ........... ...-.....,- = " -
GBep6ero Giha; miI6e Saoonnns
@Garrc; requldre q fir 25c, @r0s
Sc; ipe5ieu aiiie bon 80 Slb5; 96N
ooer mr.. ,..,..,........,..... AOS
Gdlsc @ihs6urn6 StoiieS;
lnug uno aarantrt lnHae @iHs q nm
lace; Sdadicl bon 100..... " lHOO
"a @rogreiNpia repuldre be.
ecbte WluniuasSiaarre; 5ollirei inis
porilrt; Aiitc pon 100 $500; ODER -
~ lur .......,..,.... ..,....... q ~
9Dnua Sampa; milo uno ie6r
nnaenebui; ipe5iell ole Aiiie bon Or =
80, St.35i ooer iitr. .......... G ~
i|#: i|#: S#: IS &: 5 Gigarettens A: 25C
85c. eatc SrauS srers.9ieiieu;
Qernoe n0er geboaen, 5ur gluss q ~
pdDl ans 1000, 6aS Gtiid .... & ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14


init Qinueu acpunoen Radet. G2O
Sf.50 Jlpd .0aipel; ndelplattirt II % -
leiChtc 0oniroue iuo 8reme. m OO
81 MudsNnpel; iiir Gal3waii
ier@cbrauD; perlidrli; nidels Go ON
plaitirt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. " GAGJ y
81. 80 9nmbne.9intbe; fir gIroaing";
erirn groBe Silbrer; ghdeISaipels on n
Sit; a9rierlll a...... ,,......c.i SyC
Stiden; NleiimgsGi ......... y y
S2s.00 BON Spie0aipel;
eiiuas benubt perietier q "a En
Suiian0 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. " OHOO
12c Mno 15c
$500 Meiriaeraturradrbe; ulir
fir oieie gsone iiir ncn 5iiDs q = IN
iaia ooer 9uioiabren. WOu J y
75c. Aal.Saneu. ..........s 500
S1.25 Wiinnulu SaliesNcge ~ SSc.
WiiunUus9lete .s.....2 29c.
25c. 6tmrrn ........ .13c.
0iite fir ben Ttidliaug. .. 19c
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-19
CHALMERS IN HARD CLIMB.
>rnI~s Nuunt Hamilton Locked In
High Gear.

demonstrating tho uord'riul rssi-
ril''irs Of rho h~ivh-sp"el xix y%viiudercd
motor. II Chalmers Stx-3o touring ,ar.
carry Ing four passengers, recently made
the ascent of steep Noun Hamilton en-
tly,ly t. iCh Gear conditions sur
rounding the test Ia n ON" 81 the
mos, severe > which "a uod.ru Itonn-
bile WAS ever put. Before leaving san
Jo-. for tho ii,S observatory or i.e
summit Of Mount Hamilton, the fan and
fan belt wer" removed from the ear and
the radiator sealed. The machine was
then locked IN h'sn gear and started
uN its 80 mil" trip M tho Wountalns.de.
I'll. 'u',uous rout, NJ - Hamilton
l. familiar to "Ncrr mntori!t Who has
owe" attempted N" RIP 80 IN" famous
Lilo. p~'serratOr. ON the muuAtaIutop
Tho ruad j. made W largely ~ hundreds
%. sharp turns, more than orc-half OF
which boloNg N tho ht'rpir ~oa'"gorN.
n" average grade 20 the summit ~ IN
cN'c-s o' p"r cent and There are long
stretches of grade which run h,twe"u 10
- rer cen. The" are 800 turns
and a rse az 10. fec. ~ at ;Iu,
g.. Mount Hamilton L. +,-oH tee', giving
Il rise ~ practically 2.lo" feet In the
.irs. l>5 miles.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-19
MITcHELLs ARE COMFORTABLE.
Carl Page Gives Real DcmOnstra-
ton to stndents.

Metropolitan sales manager ]. \. CLARK
Of In, Carl II. PAGE Motors Company
says rf Mitchell cars that owners % the
l.a,il" mad" product boast not ouly 90
Tia" easy r,iiu-: qualities Of their N"hi-
c)rs lut ais. OF VI. freedom from ;rpJ-
bios that - often arro.nuaIiy winter
diving. Trey can thank chief engineer
John w. iiatc 80 the Mitchell plau' f"r
each benefit. Comfort OF III" t"uu"uu
Passengers IL obtained ny the Bate ,aU'.-
lever spring and cold weather .iiic 81 ~
j. due - Ar, Bate's adjustment 10y INC
fan bel; atlI water circulating pump.
Thr-" St"vc's institute. STUDENT, o.-
servers Oh , recent New J"rse! cuulr-
au"c run furnished - most SuuN.Hc 90:
Endorsement Of tie N!tchell's easy -
lux. TIL. ears IN which they started out
We're forced from IN" event and III"
students asked Nj. Page II they could
finish the run In the tonneau ~ II
Mitchell, saying. 'Its more comfortable
there than IN the front seats of tiIos.
other cars Mr.. Page did not care 10
put them in on" Of the ten competing
Mltchells. all Of which finished the
twcuty-four hour test OH time. hut took
~" THO with him In his own car ba,l;
to Newark.
The winter driving provision is a sim
pie adjustment 10y which an owner can
regulate the speed ~ the fan belt and
water pump 50 IS t. keep ia. proper de-
gre of heat N tn. cooling system even
o. very cold days. This can Il" fixed
i'm "A couylc uf minutes and does away
with the Necessity uf attaching card
board. paper or cloth to the radiator
front L. prevent the water from hc,,-
cooled too rtp,u,y for tie best cth,.oucy
az the SIX cylinder motor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-19
HELPS TINE PAYMENT" PLAN.
f~apttaitsts Back New Company
to Ala Motorists.

Among tho unlor that are current ia
financial circles of this city II one to
the effect that big New YORK nj chi
cago capital IL IN pack OF iswly
formed Guaranty Securities y: ration.
This IL the company that Is sa,l 10 have
formulated "a new and original plan
whereby automobile dealers. handling
various makes of cars. can dispose OF
this product Oh the Time Payment
basis.
Arrangements already have been Gu
tered iuto etwee several motor ear
manufacturers and their dealers which
enable the latter 10 OFFER cars to their
customers on deferred payments. IL
each ease, however. the plans differ. and
II IL to offset this Objectionable feature
that IL. Guaranty securities Corpora
ton las entered the field with "A sell
ing plan tha' = declared TO hr uniform
for all makes % cars and national In
It's scope.
While details of tho pian have" ro;
been made public it * understood THAI
the coup of capitalists WHO are te-
sppnsihlc cor F.; and Who aye back ~ :.
are numbered among the most infI-
cr'iJl in the country.
That this u"W ooWp1f, 8 destined -
p.'. AN important part IN th' fI'utc ~
tie motor car business IS evidenced nv
the fact :ha' =: :s cari'al zrI on ~"
un.is OF handling 10000, "oo worth OF
automobile paper MS year.