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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-05
FORD OPENS "a NEW
BRANCHES THIS MONTH

Detroit. 1Lch-. Aug 5-The Ford
Motor company marks AN cxDausfon Of
its branch sales and service orcauigq-
tions by the addition Of 81 new
branches
The cities selected for the Ford estab-
Hshments are, Akron. o. Albany. y y:
Troy, y " Baltimore NId Tirr,i,,r--
him. Ala Des MoiueS. la Duluth
Mimi; Fresno. Calf. Grand Rapids.
Mich. Havana Cuba. New Orleans. l..
Oakland. Calf; Peoria. III. Richmond.
Va Rochester. y Y. Sacramento. Cal
St Joseph Mo. salt Lake City. Utah.
san Antonio. Tex. Scranton. Pa: sioux
city, Ia; Spokane. Wash. Springfield.
Mass. Tacoma. Wash. Toledo. o..
Trenton. y. Y: Worcester. Mass. and
Youngstown. o
With the establishment OF the new
branches the total number reaches So.
besides the IS factories
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-05
Scenic Beauties OF
United States Are
The Best On Earth

That the Americans who have been
SPENDING $780, 100000 year on Euro
pean tours have been paying heavy
premium for their scenic beauty, and
have been going an unnecessary dis
lance to ge- il, is the discovery made
by the United States Department OF
Interior in its inventory of the wonder
spots Of this country. Il Is exposing
the Standardization OF our citizens
~ no uncertain terms. and Is preaching
the sermon Of home consumption OF
American scenery
This nation is richer in natural
scenery of the first order than any
other nation" declares Stephen T
Mather, assistant secretary TO the sec
rotary Of the interior. IT possesses an
empire OF grandeur and beauty 1t has
scarcely heard Of.
The discovery Of this granduer and
beauty by the motorists of this country
is the sermon set forth b. National
Touring Week, the automobile move
nent that has seized our nation from
the Atlantic ocean TO the Pacific strand
The impulse FOR q general outpourinS
Of United States motorists 20 visit the
natural beauty about them which fol-
lowed the inception OF the movement
Indicates that the country is primed
for 4 widespread appreciation Of the
scenic wonder OF our homeland.
When the sun rises on August =. the
date set for the official outing week %
the motorists OF this country, the
greatest motoring tour this land has
ever seen VIII be under way Thou
sands OF automobiles viii he hitting
the road on a vacation tour
See America first by seeing your
own state first" IS the sentiment near
est to the heart Of this movement
Every state has its natural beauty. OF
which its citizens have a right 10 be
proud The reasoning Of National
Touring Week enthusiasts Is that you
not only do not need 10 20 across the
ocean TO enjoy scenic grandeur. but
YOU can find II almost within sight OF
your garage
Vacation time in 1916 viii be memor- !
able as the date Of the real discovery !
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-05
See America First
By Seeing DUN State
NCU Is New Slogan

Americas greatest automobile outing.
national touring week, has won place
on the cards OF Dame Fortune No
movement furthered in the interests of
automobile touring has ever gripped
the nation as this project to speed q
quarter Of million owners Of motor curs
TO discover the charm and JOY Of the
open on August O.
Motor car owners are overhauling the
old car. or investing in a new one, pre-
paratory 10 setting forth on a little Co.
lumbus expedition directed toward the
scenic beauty ana wonder of America.
Seeing America First" has been re-
Vamped 10 chant See America First by
Seeing Your Own State Now" The mo-
torlstS Of this country have been awak
eued to the new understanding that
scenic America comedies prestige to no
scenic beauty i'm the world Moreover.
they have reached the realization THAI
scenic America is not a thousand miles
away. but IN reality lies Just over the
Zon that bounds the vista of ones ga
rage
That scenic beauty and natures won
derland hide within every state is the
sermon being preached by national
touring week. The mOtOrist has but 10
set forth in his car and get off the
beaten trail a few stages TO find the
spell Of secuestered living, and the
charm OF natures artistry Nature :
prCdigal with her charms one need
not travel far TO find those hooks in
the woodland. those waterfalls OF the
glen. and the fascination OF dolce far
niente-
Makers OF automobiles have sprusu
20 the support Of national touring We =
with an enthusiasm little short Of q
revival meeting. With unanimous az
cord they have acclaimed national tour
ing week a red letter event. and have
added the reminder that a vacation mo-
toring tour viii be more Joyous with
D new car.
BUY your car now" is the second
slogan national touring week has faith
red
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-05
SETS RECORD FOR
FIRESTONE TIRES

r. A. Grub. in charge OF Firestone
tire sales in Texas was q visitor with
the Tri-State Motor company this We *
ana was accompanied b. J. Beakley.
: A. Thompson. the southwestern trav-
cling salesman. met Mr.. Grub and Mr.
Beakley here
July was q record breaker for Fire
stone tires in the state Of Texas and
that the volume OF business was con
s-Cerably above the best mark Of any
previous month. III paso contributed
very literally TO this record added III.
Gtubb
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-05
DEALERS DISCUSS SHOW PLANS;
WILL MEET On MONDAY NIGHT
General Desire to Cooperate With Soils Products Expos
ton Is Expressed Providing Cost Is Reasonable;
Hupp Sales Manager Is Here and bort Repre-
tative Is Also Headed This Way.

TATIONAL Touring Week, opening
M Sunday. must divide local inter
i est with the discussion as TO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-05
Cross America In
II Hours! Here's a
NeU Record For You

Across the American continent in one
day is the unique record made by a
Haynes automobile on June IS. OF the
elapsed . hours. which break by many
hours any previous transcOntinental
automobile records. only five hours and
The Haynes car was driven by Samuel
Grier. motor car inspector for the
Panama canal accompanied by r N
NlcKena. and Mr. Griers bull pup
mascot Martinique"
Many motor enthusiasts or the 18TH
mus assembled at Panama City. Pan
anna. at $50 a m to see AIr. Grier
hack the hind wheels OF his car in the
tidewater of the Pacific and start
across the isthmus to the Atlantic. The
ear proceeded through the city OF
Panama over the roads of the canal
zone TO Pedro Miguel. and from the
constructed road toward Gamboa. the
greater portion OF which was built Ivy
convict labor. The convict road leads
over the continental divide at Gold
Hill opposite which is the village OF
Culebra. overlooking Gilliard cut
Two miles from Gamhoa. ir was
necessary for Mr. Grier to leave the
road and follow the railway 20 Gatun
1t was here that Mr.. Grier was handed
the official train order Haynes Special
No s.. undoubtedly the first train or
ler issued TO an automobile giving
on the ties iH .'arama- The
boa We're exceptionally rough. The ties
were far apart and il was necessary for
the off wheels of the car TO run on
the edge Of the ties. The Atlantic
ocean was reached at G:25 o'clock that
evening
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-05
Don IS For Motorists

Don't overcrowd your car.
Don't load up with supplies you
viii not need.
Don't start with a car that is not
in first-class running condition
Don't try to do the impossible.
Don't race with locomotives
Don't fail to take an extra tire or
two along
Don't disregard local regulations.
even if they seem unreasonable.
Don't neglect To prepare for rain
and cold.
Don't forget safety first. last and
always
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-05

with 4 steady stream OF rush orders
Tor the past three months.
The Duffy Beamer carburetor sales
with Marker < Eonge are heavy and
many FOrds are being equipped with
this carburetOr. which gives a much
greater mileage to the gallon OF gas0-
line than the standard stock equipment
The accessory department OF this firm
IS doing heavy business in Ford ac-
cessories.
Moving Pictures Coming.
Moving pictures OF the Dodge descent
into the Grand Canyon are 10 be shown
AT a local theatsr this week The pic
lures are said 10 depict the beauties OF
the great canyon IS none other have
ever done.
owing 70 the continued good bust
ness, we are feeling a shortage OF cars
said E u. Ford. general manage of
the Oakland Auto Sales company. but
Ne now have two more car
loads rolling and they should
arrive early in she week Frank
Williams who is now in the
New Mexico territory for the Oakland.
is sending in some very nice wholesale
orders while the prospects for even
greater business ia that state are very
bright"
Tri-State Wen in Town.
- e Levy, mana ger OF the Tri-Sra-e
motor company's branch store at Co
lImnus was in the city this week 10
place a Die order 10 replenish his stock
Arizona business with the Tri-Stats
Motor company is very heavy at fh.-
present time w Z. O'Neal travelling
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-22

tomme, bann besab[ i6 e,lere gauge
Gdfpen5es. Sd meiielbt bebt NOD
nit en- Nidel aussepne, for eud sliS
bore I'm i4 made in bic nddfte Wiez
tung bon ben 8aunael Ole Mo6iGen,
Dob mer bic SobesItrafe a6idlTTe
I'm i.ben M0rber berurteile, DoB er
bier Wo6en lang jeben Dag BON
morgens Bis nadts euere Muhiid
an9Dre mub; Gag is idlimmer ipis
onfbdnse."
Den Meg ben i9 ben ealtae Dag
mein Batter sebabt I'M Ell teG iub,
id i'm it'd I'M teiert BON gang @pple
Sid.
Mit ollerhono Ndtungs jabrs trulis
Meif Saberad,
gsfpeier I'M Sd)ertff bon Nppfe Sad
Spite 1errer &auntie.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-22

Gfwas sneues ultS perldieDe1larttges;
ettuas ailgeneBmes 1lnb g%eIunbbeitoien<
Iides, ettpas iofort erfolereides. sic
brdud)en 1ibt uarten unb 50gern unb
biel @elb ausgeben. Sic fDnnen bus
2eiben apdbrenb Ger Ma1t beieitigen.-
lnb ib iage es Sbnen bereittpiligit 80
Eret. Sd bin fein 9oftor nnb bies 1T
ni9t cine fnsenannte gerI6reibung els
mes Gpfforsy@ abers i1 bin furirt,
meiae Sreunbe iinb furirt porben, uno
Sic fDnnen audi turirt iperhen. SIR
2eioen tpiro foelei9 beieitist tper0en
tpie Sallber.
Sd bin frci - Sie i0uneu frei lein.
mein aatarrb mar ldmubig uno mi,
berIi9. gs madte mid frant. CT Der,
ftumpfte mein @ebddtnib llnb unters
grub meme @elunbbeit. 9ms anbau<
ernbe &uiten llnb Gpuden madte mir
aIes iberoriiiiig, uno nein 1lrange.
1,ebm1er @crub unb berbriebli1en SIN,
granddaughter bertrieb ioear meme
rdditen Nugeb0rigeu. SIZE Sreube mel,
neg 2ebens ipar babih ltnb metne Sd&
bigteitcn eeidtpddt. SG tpnBte, baB i)
in fur5er 3eit erIiesen tpiiros, neil id
an jebem Mugenblif beg Cages unb Der
Nadt an Qebensfraft abuabm.
Mber ib fano cine &ur. unb id bin
bereit. Sbnen iber bielelbe at er5dblen
- Jrei. @hreiben sic iofort an mid.
NtSfiere,t Sic etnen Gent.
gdiden sic fein @eIb. Sur Sbren
Mar1en nnb MbreHe auf elmer Eoittarte
unD 1hreiben sic: .2ieber Sam Rubl
Bitte. Idreiben Sic mir, tpie sic Siren
&atnrrb furirt baben, llrb irie i6 meis
net, furiren fann." Sizes lit %geniigenb.
Sd beritebe unb tperOe Sbnen ausfiibrs
Ii1e S%ufprmation fhreiben, frei mn
fofprt. G1ieben Gle es ntdt anf
6hreiben Gle cine Boftfarte ODER elmer
Brief ,lnb nod bente. @enben sic bies
ie @cite niibt, big Gle nm bieie u1tns
berbare gebanblung sefrast baben
ipclde ffir sic baslelbe stbun ipirb,s mas
fe fir mid aetban bat.
Sann &at, 3immer 81. 8. 1916,
1908 S,tbiatta alpe. Chicago, 81
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-22
Gas bclsiide gdriiitan,.

Su gunltcn Ger bslsilGen &rit15<
aefunsenen nno Ser Atiegswaigtrei
btelt an!dnglt in Ycrn Der beig%ge
Ditter uno Shriftltelle. Smile Ser
baegea etnel Boring u6sr Die l1ts-
rarliGe BefDe9ung I'M iai,gta Ge.s
glen. SIS lpirD barubsr b~erldytet:
Yuu tteiner gtutur, eln fssEer
Rorf init anJe9rauislt, lanst1
@unarrbartipiben, einfud I'M 4aT-
treten uab in Der &rt liJ gu ge,ea,
rubig in 9euesung unD 5tunms. o
iteute 1ia 0erbaeren IN gurserratsz
laaI Dem soblreid srTdienensa si-gAnz
ten Yuplitum Dor. ytut tpeta CT auf
Den Nries uno auf 8euadlagb gu
lpreG1en iomntt, Dam, nirb er er1egf
unb mab an ifG haltsn, I'M leins
9efuble nidt gu pffentunpis psrz
Den gu la1en.
Oils ben Mnfang bss belsiIdsn
5drifttums be5eidnet gerbaelell
Bag @rideinsn pes n9iu @ulenipiez
9el," oieies prototpps bel5iitel
golfsempTinpens. Das .nete YsIai=
en-" iebte in ben abtSigsr Sabren sllt,
nit einem s. %9emonnler, eirem giez
caro- uip. Damals entltanben bic
einoelnen 9ruppen, Die oas beuti9e
S9rifttum ausmaden, Don Denen
JED. ein gan5es bilbet, linn ii9 jeood
BON ben anoern b0aig gu unteriGsiz
oen, bon benen feline gu Der anosrn
irsenopelde 8%eaiebunsen bat. rnn
Die benno9 fid gu elmer einaigen
Ginbeit perbinoen. Sebe @ruppe
brinst ueberrai4unsen. Sehe bat IT.
senb etpas neues. Die beoeutenofe
1T pobl Die, melder Maeterlind en-
seb0rt. 9opO6l Die poeiie ols bic
pro1a, ser &oman mie Die Susenpli=
teratur 1ino in 8elgisn gu finDen
Dos neue 99rifttum ut Gin natio=
nales @ut geporben, ebenipsut nit
! Die Snbu1trie uno Der 9anOel. BIT
8eIgiens Rubm ausmaden. 81
brinst sarS @igenartiges in Die 81.
teratur, in Der es ii9 einen geadte=
ten, in ii9 abgef9loheneN plab er=
Dberte. Ser arteg permpdte i'm
ni9ts an5ubaben, i'm @esen+eil, el
bat ibm reidere @ese getpieien.
Ser 8ortrasenpe tit iiber5eagt
oab Die 2iteratur 8elsiens in De,
&ultur oenfelben Rans einnebmsr
pirp .lpie Die ,Malerei Belgiens Irii:
berer Soften. 50 pie Jranfreid
8etgMl nod Ser Nepolutipn SUI
9elbltanoigteit perbalT uno inn let:
ne Spru4e binterlieB, 10 nirt
5ranfreid, beffen tit Yerhaeren Il:
der, bic neuen 0erte Beleiens mf:
nebmen unb ibnen 94uB ansepeiter
laKen, 5rantreid, bus bon gelsisl
INNER geltebt nuroe, beute iid piel:
leiht mod srDBerer 2iebe erfreut al'
frIber, Oe1en 9praae iiberuu Gin
seorunsen 1T, gum Madteil Der flo
mif9en, bic thinner mebr 5~uriideing
8erbasren re5itierte lelber zines feline:
unter Dem @inbrud bes arieges ent
Nanbenen @ebidte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-22

&crlmite nnb - ntdJt 6ie %gtringiten
|Nrfofge. 80 Die Stablma1er Der Geu-
tralmadyte mnb ibrcr @erbiinotten
|lalt in @eit nnS Glt. - NIe SIN
ariffe, nit nodJ IL sroRen NsaKen i,nz.
t. rnonrmen, serideacn an ilr.
Semtid)er Scloet1nt1tf, beittide
6tanb1aftigfeit tragen iiber ben
rGlan1 Der S~ransoien, bic 0@erbii-
ienbeit" Scr GnglGnber nl1b bic f1trdJt=
bare %l1cbcrmadJt Der Mmiien ben sieg
SoDon. Der p@rDfen Sffeniipe"
Der Mlliirtcn mirb i'm Often sic 81
feniiue 9inSenbnrgs anf Dem T,tfc
iufgcm. 80 Sinbenb1trg fdJeut ben
gsSintcr nidJt, luie Die Sd,ladJt bei ben
Mainriidcn Seen beiueiit. - gr mill
I'M Often bic Gutideionng GerbcifHgr
rei,, ,t110 er ioeik ieimen @i1len SmrdJ=
Snicten.
Die Sfienlibe Ser Mliirten all Ser
Neltfront mic I'M 9lten lit a1n grlo=
IfId)en. Sic &aimpfe, Die iett nod an
Der Somme itettfi1toe1r, baben init
der nrlpriinelid)en Soee Ser loee-
namnten u@roBen Sffeniioe" nid)ts
mebr su tblnt. gs iillo lofale gor=
EItoBc ali cin5alner Gltnfte1t, bie mel
items nolia erfolglos Meiben utr0 fei=
nen @eldn0eaetpium mebr bringen.
Bon ei1lem mirflideu 9l1rdbrud)s=
oerind lit i%iberbaupt feline Neoe
mebr.
3ab Sic Mlliirten bieie polig l1llt-
lo;cn &dr1pfe on bet 5omme nit it,
rem in1merbiit lebr erbebliden Spferr
E.irb nidt noflig eingeltetlt baben, &C.
la1lebt pobl erltens aus Dem @rl,noe,
lnn Sen Sein0 on bieler Stelle 3lt be
lGaitigen nno i'm SIT perbinoern
Irllppen nab Serbum a~b5u5ieben
ltno 5meitens, obne 3meifel, 1lno bas
iM mobl Ser @altptgrlino, aus y 0 III
hen @rDdglrngen, 90 Dos bDni-
Lac @inltellen Ser Sffemiipe Dent Gii,l-
aoitanonib elmer 9ieoerlage gleif
sain1e, nn0 neil meber Sic Miniltet
iii Garis nod IN 2onopn nod ibrel
l!oh'rabenoen geriiderl1ngen ein iol.
dies gingeltall6niB 5t maiden uager
Ser arieg an Ser @eitfront miri
III Oelt 1laditet @o6cn mieber in Sos
alte Sta0ilm 0es Stellungsfrieges
treten ltnb demonstrating mdbren<
0es 8i11ters 0arin berbleiben. 9it
9eutidcn merben an oieier Sro11.
fanm in Ser rtaditen 3eit al einen
entldetoenben Sdlage ausbolet, be
cine 9efenitpe bier bolig geniigt bis
anf oem oltliden &riessidaltplat,
Die Gntl6eionng gefullen lit. Uni
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-22
9entidlauSs starfc.

lleber 9sutl6lanoS militdrifHs
@tdrte jdrsiht Der militdrii9s Mtit.
arbeiter bes n@pensta 9asblaoet" in
Stodbolm: .Man Trast iia fider in
bieisu 5ags;1 iiberol: Wie tann ss
mDeli9 feia, hab Geutfdlanb nod
i'm britten ~itSriegsiabr niht mn ae=
mug Eruppsn bat, I'm iiteraa Dss
Neides @ren5en gu perteioigen, ipn=
Bern auh, iii bsreit 5u fem, lpo tln-
nter ein neusr ariegsIdauplas erDff=
net pirb. SSn Ger Sat licferte 9euti9=
lamb oura lie Siege Madenfens in
Der 9obruoisha Der Melt nod)mals
i'm pollften einns oss @ortes einsn
idlasenoen 9speis fir feline in bDG.
item @raoe hpurbernsperte m!litI-
RIDE Rraflletituna unb DrsoniIa=
tionsfdbisteit. Die osutIhen &aiernsn
linS nod ::ssnler nit Manniaaften
gefiut. SIS i4eint baber, prattiid &C.
nommen, te:ne Srense Der Jd9istsit
Ser 9eutf9,n gu seben, neus fertise
Wrmeen aud fir iolae ariessi9au=
pldbs gu prganilieren, bon oenetl
man friiber nidt badte, bab Deuttds
Snfanterie lie betreten lpsrbe. ginen
beiIeren 8elpsis fit D~eutfd)lnnos nil
litdrilqe &rcft tann man 1id tppDl
nidt bentea ols ben umitano, bab
oieles @plt i:bt an Mnfans oes britt
ten 8riessiabres nit 1pldem Glars
an benz 5eio3use seser 3umdlliel
teilnimmt ano Dpa bic @arniIoneu
oabeim BON Iruppen bat.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-22
@te Id metnem
'6dtarrt fnrirte.
Hui einia4t Mtiie ,r3a5lt.
Cine Mpparate, dGtinatbntcr galber,
Gptiotts, bnytnbCllc 9re8ett, Nald)
pbsr Glettri3itGf.
@etlt 9a8 ,,,,o Madt.

9ies lit Elm t1eller @cg. sc lit ets
tpas abIolut berldieOeneS. &ein ginS
reibemittel, ginipribntitteI nber iibels
riebenbe Salben ober CREAM. &ein
Mtomi3er poer irgenb cin Ipparat it,
genb ipeldJer Mrt. Nidts 3u randen
nber 5nntgindfmen. &ein 9ampf, gin@
reiben ober ginIpriben. Seine gIeftriz
Sitdt ober alteration pber MaNage.
@ein 8ulber; fein gfIalter; fein i'm
3aule bleiben. Nihts bon ale Dem.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-22

9rudfe91er. (lus einem
&pnsertberidD. !serr Stroller erntete
our9 ben @ortras Sdubertl9er 2ie.
Der reiden 8eifal, Der leinen Si1be=
punt nod benz 9iebe Scr idlsiiids
3eder" eyreiate, tpeldbes 2teb ieinsr
tisfen s abitimme beloaoers gut liest.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-22
Ser neocn,pGrtio

Ser aegcnlparti9 IN Act Nort
pci.caSe iran80Iiide SournaIiit yalt7
game cr8dblt ben 2cuten rort, Die
oeutlden 8elbgrauea l%ielten Sie e!ls@
lil6e:l }anis, Sic bon Ser reut; m
Irtilc9ic 10 iammerIid 5u7ammc@se3
ldoilen @erocn, fit 8ieIentbicre nls
Snbien. 6err 2al8anne irrt Iidl.
Sic GsutideH Iino in Ser Gatllrses
idih 10 gut bctuanbert, ba6 tic ein lnlz
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-22

Sic @dcfcr in glciu PORT 6altcu
Sen @roteit ae9en oen @rutoufiHla9
0 einem GeHt ii.r cine falide Geuts
imcntalitdt,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-22
Iaan ertpa6ne Sen y 9abenport 9emotrat".

fes @erieben nift maiden. NIenfaIls
f0nnten lie i'm fiir ei1ell aroBen Gd1s
len balten, unO ba5 tpiiroc ntuu OILS
&ericben faum be5eidnen tonueu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-22
M~n6Idnoti6e Munoi6au.

Bic lettctt i3ufungett ser nBroNcn
Sffeniipe" in @eit nnb 81. glc
Mtaiftnat6ttfft aitf bic beutidien
t,ielt ,perbeit blnttg abseihlaoept.
6tl,heilbnts ,uirb III. alicrtsirseiiftiStt
3eit Iosfdlaaci,, nm Mama,tie,l NIB
! Mliftdnb iabnt sa leaen:: EailiS
bic abgctbat, tuirb bic 'geutf&5s
SccreSlcituns an her @eitfrD1t bic
GffcnfiDe eryrcifei,, i'm eine Gtt
ideibung berbetsufibreu. Die
Transoicn NIB 8riten mD8en mod
10 iebr rettommirc11, tic fdnitcn bc,t
Icrba1tgnif itidt mebr entgcbn. -
Sm 0ricd)cnlanh fpibcn fid bic CT
cigntiic sur &riiis SIT. - 9as 8nlf
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-05

bureau sent the remittances. for which
IL exacts no charge either for trans,
mission or exchange, 20 the United
States consuls-general IN the various
war zones by special arrangement with
Secretary of State Lansing. These IN
turn &C. in cooperation with the mill
tsAy and other authorities IN their re-
spective countries.
How these persons are found shows
the remarkable system the Joint Dis
tribution Committee and its co-operat-
ing agencies abroad have evolved. No
small part Of it's success has been the
continual help given by the military
authorities Of the Central Powers and
Russia. The Jewish Colonization Asso-
citation Of Petrograd, the Israelitische
Alliance "a Vein and the Hilfsverein
der Deutschen Juden Of Berlin. which
are working hand in hand with the
Joint Distribution Committee here, re-
port that in hundreds Of cases men,
women and children that IL seemed i'm
possible to locate have been traced. In
this country the tracing has been
equally effective.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-05
CHILDREN CRUSHED
TO DEATH ON SIDEWALK
Avoid Street Crossing, but Truck
DasheS Against Them

Emily, six years old, and Edward,
two. walked with their father. John
Barrett, yesterday when he started for
work from his home at 81 Division
Avenue. Brooklyn. At the first corner
they kissed him goodby. They were
not permitted TO cross the street alone.
When within few doors of their
home a motor truck swinging for the
tuCp into Wythe Avenue, skidded and
bumped over the curb to the sidewalk.
The children were crushed 20 death.
Their mother collapsed on hearing OF
the accident and is in a serious condi-
tion. Thomas Dineen, Of 1872 Third
Avenue, Brooklyn, driver Of the truck,
was arrested, a patrolman taking him
from the midst OF threatening crowd
II was said that the steering gear Of
the vehicle was in such shape that it
should have gone to the repair shop
DAYS ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-05
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