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Evening journal., 1917-06-12
MCKAY FAMILY eRoWs.

Edward p Mckay, plumbing in-
spector. received the congratulations
or his friends today upon the arrival
OF another grandchild. which was
named IN his honor. The father Is
Edward p Mckay. Jr.. employed az
Carney's Point and the baby has been
named Edward p. Mckay. Sd.
Evening journal., 1917-06-12
CARRY YOUR CARD.

The young man who register
ed his name for military SER
vice, but who does not carry
his registration card with him.
subjects himself 10 the danger
Of being arrested until he can
produce the card.
Showing the card to any OFF,
cial who asks for II viii auto
matically put away any danger
of arrest.
To avoid embarrassment to
citizens and trouble 60 the gov
eminent, the authorities ask
that everyone carry his card In
his pocke-
Evening journal., 1917-06-12
Inter. FATHER AND SON
WITH DOUBLE FUNERAL

with a double funeral, William H.
Brennan and Daniel W. Brennan,
father and son, who died within two
DAYS Of each other. will be buried to-
morrow morning. The double funeral
viii be held from their late home. No.
will Do held IN st. AIMS Church at 3
O'Clock and interment will be made in
1928 Shallcross avenue. Services
Cathedral Cemetery
Evening journal., 1917-06-12
CHnpREN TO HONOR PRIEST.

Children from st. Pauls parish
school. 20 the number Of 200, en- route
from the school at Fourth and Van
Ruren streets to the Garrick Theatre
to practice for Father Waldon's 1ubi-
lee. attracted much attention as they
marched through the business section
OF the city this morning. The jubilee
will > held June is.
Evening journal., 1917-06-12
MAY MEAT REPORT.

Samuel NJ. Ford. meat inspector.
submitted his report for the month Of
May to the Board OF Health yesterday
The report shows that 23S cattle. "A
calves. "a sheep and $50 hogs were
examined and 242 pounds Of cattle
we're condemned.
During the month the following were
received here after being passed by
federal inspectors in other cities:
Cattle. 1890; calves. 1873; sheep. l.
$50 and hogs. SI5
Evening journal., 1917-06-12
pAnisH RRn cROSS WORK.

Mrs. e. V. Temple. mother OF the
Rev. william Temple. pastor OF ST.
Flizabeth's Church, will organize
Red Gross unit in the parish. She
will be assisted in the work by Mrs
James A. Hart. Mrs. Margaret NJ.
CriIly. Miss Cora Plunkott and others.
Evening journal., 1917-06-12
GET YOUR LICENSE.

In order to relieve the rush for CON-
mercial licenses. Clerk Of the Peace
Wright has made a request that mer-
chants who have not yet obtained
their licenses do so as soon as posi-
Bile. The last day on which licenses
may be obtained without payment of
a penalty is June 30.
Evening journal., 1917-06-12
MAY MILK REPORT.

e. W. Higgins, milk inspector. who
was elected by City Council several
weeks ago submitted his first monthly
report to the Board of Health yester-
day. Il showed 126 inspections during
the month and nine applications for
permits to engage in the milk busi-
ness were approved.
Evening journal., 1917-06-12
nan AN0TnER's SUIT CASE.

Quick work by the police, resulted
in the arrest OF Gus King, aged "a
years, this morning, on charge Of
larceny. Joseph Asbert. of No 1910
Aliceanna street. Baltimore, COM
planned to the police that his suitcase,
which he placed on the sidewalk, near
the French street station, while he
went inside for a moment, had disap-
peared.
few minutes afterward officer
Alfred S. Bradford arrested King
who had the suitcase in his posses
sion.
Evening journal., 1917-06-12
BUILDING PERMITS.

Ellis p. Preston, building Inspector
TODAY issued the following building
permits:
To Frank T.Dppin. for a private ga
rage az Thirty-hrst and Van buren
streets. 20 cost S400.
To S. T. Truitt. for q private garage
al No. G Gordon street, 10 cost Sl0o.
To s. Tabasso. for an addition at
the southeast corner Eighth and Lin
coin streets, TO cost $500.
Evening journal., 1917-06-12
rRANcr cONTROLs roOD N GREEcE.

By rhe Uaned Press.
PARIS June i2-France has taken control OF food
administration throughout according to formal sa
nounccmcnt today arrived Ahenl and or
landing troops for duty Al the Grec1 cap
t to rcep or1cr Tho Ass announced. are buying the
aon,an crops to distribute to ali provinces of Greece
Evening journal., 1917-06-12

sjli. T. SUNh, TO B0aTS MISSING
ry The Ca.tel Press
wAsHNGTON June 12.-The American Petroiite
ha been sunk by German submarine the state Department was
advised consular telegram. boat in charge Of the
with chief and eight men has reached
shore and Two boats missing state De-
arnen aayiees how we're in the miss
ug
Evening journal., 1917-06-12
MAsONs RrY RONns.

Eureka Lodge. No. 2S, A. F. and A.
NJ. at a meeting last night. joined
the forces OF the government, lending
their financial support TO the war by
subscribing for $1,000 worth Of Lib
ertv Bonds.
Evening journal., 1917-06-12
TWINS IN OFTEN FAMILY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Outten, Of No.
1902 Wash ngton street, are receiving
congratulations on the birth OF twins.
a son and a daughter. They have
named the babies Walter James and
Selma Josephine.
Evening journal., 1917-06-12
srRAWRERRY FESTIVAL.

The womens civic club Of Richard
son Park. will hold a strawberry and
ice cream festival this evening on the
lawn OF Mrs. H A. Drake, DUPONT
Road and Race streets. Glynrich.
Evening journal., 1917-06-12
ANOTHER L. S. ARMY MEDICAL UNIT IN FRANCE.

ry the Ua.tad Press
PARIS June 1s-An American army medical unit, com
prising l5O men and nurses has arrived at
French town it was today The unit from Chi
easo 1t was accorded hearty welcome from the French
towns people
Evening journal., 1917-06-12
rEMpERATuREs ropAY.

AT The Evening Journal Ofice.l
800 \. M. 75 1901 p. NJ. 60. so
1000 a. NJ. 900. IS l.3O P. NJ. So
Evening journal., 1917-06-12
snN Am TInES
Moufh nf Christiana

SUN AND TIDES.
Sun rose ..................4 43l A. NJ.
sun sets ..................7 7.2S ?. NJ.
Mouth Of Christiana.
Iiich water &C.,. 5.3OA. NJ. COS p. NJ.
Low water .... 1885 a. NJ. 1855 P. Il.
I,ecdy Island, high and low water one
hour earlier
Evening journal., 1917-06-12
WEATHER

Probably fair and moderate
ly warm tonight and tomOr-
row; gentle variable winds.
Evening journal., 1917-06-12

Si5ss,st,S" 2s.'.4ss9 1928
NON-RETURNABLE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21

tIanauon unS riibreHo itbSn 0Gs III
ein Nos eutiprungen fang. Gine
fleiue &ouie, Oaun ipraH id IGnger
sur &ompognie. 5toif eeuug bot ia
bic ariegSpeibnadt 1915. llno 10
on fro6lihe - lang oIleS I'M &C.
neiniamen Sie0, noHoeul id aeenoet
batte. Sebt fam uah Dem erniteren
Eeil ocs 9lnfangS oub sic llnterbol'
tlug on Die 9leibe. Die Wtiiit ipieItc
eiuen Dlorib. Sin Sriainal Gin
2onOitirmer bielt in ieinem f0itIi.
den Sobeulobiid cine 9ieoe iiber oie
Eapierfcit Der Shmoben uno ihloB
nit ocm Gortrag ser ihw6biimeu
&lm0c. Gie N}ouniAoit iibelte, ais
er eeenoet 6atte. Gos Sllortett iong
mieoer. Ganu eab es lebenoe 9iIoer,
Die ih in aaer Gile porbereitet battc.
Sin @artenorditeft botte nad) mel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21

9lufi9riitcu all Sic lipben Gcwobn.
beiten oes Sdiiben9robns onriten
uidt ieblen. Do3u Die befannieiten
&erle in Der 9ompaauie III hlitigeu
@ruppcH. gSie 6er5lid fonntc man
oo Ioteh. gllS 6 @ilO itelIten mir
agseibnohtcn nit aroBcn Berger
5eIopoit mo Dem tlcinen &idier.
b6umhen. Qann iaIoB id 0ie 8eier.
bruhtc ell Surrd ouf aaiier ln0
9feib aus inO lieB 80 TeutiAldn0
beh in Gbren~ itaeeu. Eabei
0ffnete iid sum lebtennal Der 8or.
bang mo man iab Oos Bib 0es Gai.
Iers, umlteat bon prdieutierenOen
@lannihaften uno einen Sabneutrd.
gcr. SIMMER iuieoer moatc man ons
S@lilBbiIO ieben. llno ais oaS erYie
2ie0 SIT @u0e mor, fiNg man nit
aDeutihlono iiber nlleS~ ul. Bum
enoeiiitigen ShluB Der 5eier befom
Damn ieoer iein Gbriiitin0le, 0as III
Gin lteltes rotcs 9fieientaihentiitb ein-
gelpidelt mar. 3igarreu Eabdt ein
poar Sebtutbeu einen niiBlid1cil @e.
geniton0 uuo ieoer Wlonu 5 Wlarf.
20 beSiirftige 2eute 20 Dinrf. WSnn
lab piel freuoige gliidIiHe @eiihter,
ais Die W|unuiHait nod 5hh,B ser
6cier beiiupGrts Sng lln1 es iit ct-
mas ShoncS iiuo 8eicIigenoes, babel
mitbelien 5u Oiirien
9lm nn0ern Dlorgen bieB es irilb
rauS SIR 9Ibloiung III Den Shilscn-
araben. Der 9llltne Bat MN wieoer
einqeiest, es eibt 9trbeit ino Wlelouu.
aeu. glbcr niii alien liegt oom nod
scr Shimmer Der @eibnadtstoge.
,Sn oen llntertduoen iino nod tIeine
Sannen3meige. Silberfd0en bliBen
umtern 9ooeuitrob, itnO 5inu Geiper
iBt man Sebtudlen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21

Hen glnaoben ole uotiaeu Sndeit an.
gefertiat. 0ic Silberwhuo Ger Giht.
ipiele wor Der bette Smtcrgrltno.
Dooor uabmen iidb Seden 9dumc,
llnterit6noe unO Wteni9en i'm ereleu
2iht oes SheinmerierS (oer gIiidGb
wieOer in EGtigfeit por) aaSgeSeid
net aus. SD Bate mir in Der &om.
pagnie ole geeignetiten 2eute bermls-
eeiuCbt ino ltellte Die @ilOer ieIbit.
@ie Wlannld)aft ilibelte. Solong Der
yorbaug geoffnet mar, iona man 9c.
meiniam poiienoe 2ieNer. &ieaeitbt
intereiiiert eud, ipos man Oen Solon.
ten bel oerortigen @elegenbeiten SET.
gen muB. SilO hieb atbibieo. Gin
netteS 8auernmGOle in eiueu eroBen
forrierten llmimlaghhb ein rotes
GiiHle nlf Dem aopi gibt ibrem
Sdat Die SonO 8um 9Ebidieo. Sie
itebt an elmer @de, iiber sem Gnrten-
tiirle pahien oie &oien tnl aelp0lbten
9oeeM Gin StareubouS iii nod Oa
lno Ser Soloat nit @himen ltno
SirouB eeinnHdt. Die Wlonni6oft
iingt. so leb oenn mcblo. @ilo 2:
ugInf Dem &oiter" f6nnt Sbr eub
oenfen ooS 2ie0 cbenfoaS. oles er.
ideint in bIauem 9i6t. 3, Sin ,ggeib
nodJtSeeidenf~ Der SelO init ciuenI
9iuoeI eefouaener Shliieu, Gngldnocr
itno eiuem Snoer. Ser Nelo mar
menl @eine6rtner, Ser Elm %rahts.
ferl III ieoer 8e5ie6ung ill., g9ie set
IN &cmOGrmeln oaS Seitengeipebr
i'm WlunO, Oos @eiiu0el 6ei lid. in Die
@elt binein griuiic, nniRte Der G|rcb.
qrGmigitc laden. gllS gfo. 4 niuBte
natiirIib ipicOer mas erttites fon.
men. Sin @rub nit eineH Srcu5 lm0
einenl iriihen Stranj oron. W'ein
SpernIdnaer iane 5uuor prohtpoll
,,Selia lino" aus Dem Gpangeli.
mann Gie @iaurid)aft ltimmte
ohne reiteres OaS 2ieo pom guten
Gnmerooen an. gindber bauteu mir
Inheritance aus Eiiden umo alien
aiiten. Ole flntternoe @alhe. oos
eipia raubenoe Seiele Die lhonen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21

fran5oiiicbes @eibnohtSlieo 81 fin,
gen. aonnt Sbr @u@ oer boben
&oum ooritelen Die itiG brennenoeii
Sdlunc, oen General NIT einem @e.
itht BOD @nergic utio @eiit, Oie SSeili-
aeubil6er on ocn iueiben @Gn0en,
bintcr uns lnuter SolOoten, into oon3
binien mGnnlid6c nn0 lusiblihe Dorf.
bcpobner; oo beginner omfIe W2G0.
heH in blouen uno id]Wor5en &leio.
den nit georebtcn, oIIeuen Qoden,
Der icItiumen romonilhen Shlper.
NUT N Oen SIueen lin0 Dem onoIciL
g9onaenproiil oeuti9en SoIooten
Elm &ei9nobtslieo Dor5uliraen, oel-
leu W'elooie 10 eigentiImlib i'll rbnth.
Mid 5o9crno lno l6leppeno. Inc
ais lte 0ahlit fertig iinoen iie in oeut.
ld1er 1prohe - Eouusn6arn, mie
qriln lin0 Oeine gl1tter /" g9ie Iie
DIES 81 linaen onfingen, botte id,
plotlitb bic Itdrfitc @eIomtporiteI.
lung. oas iidrfilc Bills bon Ssrica itno
orIeoen obcr aIeirh3eitia aud oos
perIuorrenltc. oos itnerflGrlibite. 90.
naD ltonoen Elm auobe uno Gin M2G6.
den ieoes bon oicaeidt t2 sSobrcn,
anl; OoS fleinc @a6odbcn oina an oen
Eias poH er5eucu5 imo iiberaub ibnl
elllen 9roBen StroiB Stcd,polnlen
mt roteh gecren. Ger anobe 0antte
N lonoerer &eoe fir aaes, Nos ..@r.
cellence" iJnen @ntcS erpicien habe.
SSie Elm Batter lei cr felt cinem Sobre
du ibnen eeFpeien. Ser General Sonfte
ber5lib c6euiols iron30iild Dnnr
rloltete er ltdb plosIih olf aus ieinenl
WelIdlt perlAmono oaes oerbinolihc
Sa@eln er lteatc lid oui oic G6or.
liufe1, Smti@en Ole beioen Gbriit.
boume, uno belt Oie ggeibnodtson.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21

oller BeItorameu pirft feline S6ot-
ten ouh in oos 5arteite aler BON
eHter DlenidelIIiebe Ourdpebtqu
tSelte binein. 0enn oos i6one @eies
bon Der Seiligung ocs Sonn. llnO
6elertugs, oas Die g9erfe oeS 9patags
10 ipobltuen0 lnterbridt, bat leioer
filr Den Hrieg feine @iiItiafeit. @eib.
nabtsaeiong uno @lodenl6uten wer.
Den iibert0nt BON oenl Conner ser
5euerihliinoe, uno in oie befreienoe
yhabe ole ionit oieien frieoIiditen
6eicrtaaen oes Sobres eiqen it, ipiro
lid) Dielleidt oas edo iturmbemegter
'Sdlodten miiden. Griegsmeibnodtl
@euiB. glbcr bod elm Set, an benz
mir uuenoliM piel @lenfbeulicbe, bei.
Ser llno opiermiitiger uoA ais III
6rieoens5eiten, erleben imO crlpeiien
fonnen. Sir oeu 3rie0eu ouf @roen
opfern 9eute ilniere @ritoer in lHipe.
rem @6mpien iDr 2eben DoB oaS
9oblgeialen in oer 0lenibbeit ni6t
eriierbe. oofiir iorst Die oiencnoe
Sie5c oil ocrer, 0ie @unoen beiler
belicn, bic Somoriterorbeit all DER
5penoenOen mo 5iiriorgeuoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21
%ei9uodtSicicru ser ,,garburenn
SH e'ner 0Orfiirac Der guacien.

l-~NfNlpiys
Gie 5eier III Der olten iran, fotbo.
lll9en SirGe por erareifcnO imo miro
llnS olleH lnUergeBIid lcin. Su Dem
eroBrdamigeu @ottesbaus obue @iei'
ler ltonoen auf Der @0orerbo6ung,
no Der 9lltar biuteu i'm Ddumer
qllserte, born ilber 0en Stufen 5mei
l~lante ld6nc MISUNDERSTANDING, ie
neoen elmer lebcnsg~oBen Wloria
pedp. Soief gtur Elm Sriitalliilter
ndanlIte nod leine &udsfer5en in Der
W'ltte Der STRIDE. 9infs born ioBen
alll oea NdHfen uugefabr 40- 5O
S1'lloer, S2nuben uno Nlaoneu nit
lerer Sebrcrin; i'd hottie oas Slid,
alel~ 1lnter Ibnen 5lt liben 10 oaB i6
alles ilberlcGelt fonute, mas iib porn
ablpielte reNts BON aen ainoern,
Ienlelts oes .plitteIaanocs, iaBen Die
&iIijierc Sgir warcu fonm gefom-
men lIs Der 9riqoocfommouOeur
ontant eine @r5clen; uon ebenlo
lnllIlariibem iuie pornebmem gluS.
leDen nit oem Gieruen Sreu5 1. mo
flalle, mo nod cinen groBen goI.
soSellen Stern ouf Der @ruit iluo oenI
Pour lie D'6rite Inn oen Sols glaN
Ger SeoriiBung Ourd oie Offi5iere
.~uonote CT lid ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS an
nlc alte fron5oiiihe 0ebrerin unO
lpta@ perbdltniSmdbig longe boiliN
aaI n'll l9r &anu begob er Iid aui ieinea
e'uS gpuden Den Sfii5ieren; ein
S0uioaf'nnor lang Elm poor 2ieoer.
~ufoaI lu'oen sic 9inoer an Elm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21

i'm @lmfeI onS 2ieo bon Der itiaen
beiIiaea gladlt. Sr3wif@en botte i6
oriiben in Der @orode Elm tleineS
&annAeu bolen loilen. ous ihon fin
oen Slbcno gepuBt imo nit 2ibtleiu
beltedt mar, itellte eS Dor oen Dor
song iih0 5iinoete loneian SiAtlein
fiir 9idtleilt al. 0uS &dnnHen 0uis
tete uuO ieir 9i4teri@cin fladerte be.
ibeioeiL ober per1niigt i'm meitcn
0unflen &mu, oen oos belle ltol5e
Sint eleftriihcr G9tiilhdilme miibc.
los oefiiQt b1tte. Bur 9egritBung
iprub i'd lett ais Spmpognieiii6rer
Elm poor @orte, fab 0tinlten I'M Dun.
fel nanh aldn5enoes gluee un0 man.
DIES GinOereeid)t poll SSrellnoe m0
Sofinma. Damn las J1 Dos @eibs
nodDtseUonoeliint motmli orunten
Inn poroerIten 0rbeiter Gin Guartett
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21

q um 0ritlen @lale ieIern mir

AgZ lin oritten @}aic feiern mir
A~ min 0as @ei9qadtsieit i'm
w 8eitcn ocs oro6en rueltac.
idi1tIid9en @eidc6enS, Oas
feit iait 20 Olonatcu oil lullcr
Deufen uno 5iibIeu in ieiuem 9aunc
1olt. Gie Stimmuno ocs @cibnahts.
ooenOs mar mobl nod nic in allen
'sdid)ten Ocs Oeutidcn goIfes, bel
%od) nno y'ieorig, bel 9lrm llno 9aei0
oon 10 tiefer 5nncrlic6fcit crfitllt mis-
lIe eS IN ben beioen Iebten Sohren
mar uno ouh oiesmol mieoer It Gin
eroBeS @emeinionteitsgefiibl Iebt n
allen eS lpudlS berous Gus Ser eoroc
llilo Siebe I'M Den ein5elnen luu bir
Wtlllionen 81 0enen oas Sehnen ms
&llnlden iiber Sops un0 Sol biuolIs
IN ole 6ernen Gilt, lmo poGI nom nir.
mails bat iid oos 6eit, oaS oen Glteru
iule oen stinoern im0 lsnieren gfGh.
l'en eefpiOmet 1T, 70 5ll einem Neite
Der o. DtenidenIiebe uno 5n einenl poter.
laaollden 5eit erweitert. arieaslpeib.
Hapfl Gas gelUoItiaite. iurd)tborite
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21

&elnng @e6aadtSgaben cner @ebnOdtsIeier onf
Oem 5niden &riegsdauplat.
SeicrtaGsircnSH ScruuuO bm San eiues Sdjueemauus
Gc @ci6uOdtSpOit i'm SdGtsnsrnbeu
A. GJrifeer gOrS eiucs Shiffcs
g. SoIOateu @cibuadt i'm nteraanS
g. 9ninuf Ser @ei6nadJtspctcte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21
Ner Qebe0adl.

o@obr6oftig SIR Tadel jeist Nm
idb 3u elmer @loBe~
.Aein @unoer oas Gieb
treibt iiH ia aud Die gan3e glaht
OroiiBen berlim."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21

Iprode on llus. gWleine lieben &ome.
ro0en~, bceonu er, oann iprob er
bon Dem Sinn Oeiien, 0oB gum Dpei.
ten W1aIe gSei6nacbten I'M 5eloe ge.
feiert mir0, pom &eim 0cs Gin5elnen,
bon Bolt 1uo Stoot, liuO non Der eli
iernen @utidloiieubeit ciues je0en,
leine @ilidt Dem &aterlonoe gegen.
ii5er 5i tun. Sir oos, mas CT iogte,
gob cs fein beiiereS Sinnbilo ais i'm
ielbit, mic CT flein, aber BON @opf bis
5it SUB energiid), NIT bortem @luno,
ober aiitigen Slu9en, nit Der Is5arien
9tole oaltuno imO 5nueilen 0en Sc.
gcn ollf oen 8ooen ltieB beim Sprc.
den. sIm SdhiB iciner aieOe lpur0e
elm orcimoliges Surra alf oen 9oiier
ausgebrodt; ipie mag Dies fir 0ie
fron5olilden Sbrea aciliugen ba.
benz Dos @ort oHaiicr~ tennen iie
ia alle Gonn obcr iuanote ii6 Ger
@eneraI bon neren III Den &moern;
Elm Gtii5icr belt ibm einen qroBen
Sod; iGmtlirbc SaH0er gingen binter.
elnoaoer ciu5eln OH i6m norbei une
er rei1tc icOem bon ibnen eigerb1n.
oie ehi S9eiDnocbtspofct. @s luaren
pel1e ooruntcr fleiner ais Dtarqot,
uno Elm poar gau5 fleme luur6en BON
ibrcn @liittcrn bereetroeeu. Gonn
@elone 0rS SolOotencbors: ,Stiae
gtadlt beiligc glodlt~
SIN flnHOriideu 9iMtipicl6aHs.
Ser SSclomebel IieB onfragen, oh
mon ole GlonuiNoft III 6en Soal lal.
len oiirie 8oIo purcn Gle @Gufe be.
test uno Interchangeable @eIidter
gobs Dobin man fab 9ledltS unD linf5
Ger fleiueu 9iibnc iionren 5mei aroBc
Eonncn, Die geltcrn aus @riiiiel &c.
tommen pureu. Glcflriidc 2i@tcr
iuarcn Oornili. Ser @goanfe odrah
tat mir idon INNER peb imb i1 fiird.
tetc mid geroOeju, bis nit einem @ui
dac 2id)ter oilfilonunten. Ga fam min
ober Elm uneruorteter Spii@enfaQ III
Silie. llnO ebe Die foltea 9ihtbirncn
aufgliibten, gobs @lr3itbllb. sym
Saol wiroS itodiiniter, 0o audi oic
Sompen erloidteu. allr5 eutihlonen
oob id Dem NAhiiter am Sormonium
Elm 8eicben, Elm leHes @oripiel he.
aonu mo balo lang aleS 3uiommen
The Brinkley argus., 1917-09-14

poant unite These evidences of quality nu equally conscientious in provdHs the finest aaloy ssees for vita parts.
 The net resuis ol engine apepce and si sstety great wearing anaiies the time great sayngs raar trt a radius ds frc, .3-ptngs ataa
 fi 5-sznzer l1ater {ao average S2assenger e5e1at studeoaker tstcrv end in aei 10 cf Ntyaenaeer las c5llstruc StGaeaake tcse used Ianuact r
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taking up Series detail consider a few general facts
 The Series iS chassis whole ha been improved and refined through nearly three experience with e same basic design chassis cold The rchcerets actual eeng Actually
 This which automobile construction bep epeTtsGted you study tha you will find where the
 nement Improvements and perfection o the chassis
 call attention to the splendid e plcy accessibility balance and the engineering skill dis in the of e chassis anc inthe distribution of @
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|22 Reasons for 6z1t1de6akek5 |1O0% Performance on the road

industry Panstakng department Of Stakeholder first of all quality and only afterward a quantity manufactures world and in the most automobile subiectedi
 
 well requirements othe average user er r little for the smaller compete othe basis t has all dgn protect Studeoake With these few explanatory paragraphs you vii be better able to splendid design you will ind by descrbea in the illustration and leg k below
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studebaer uses an irreversbe steering gear Have the salesman explain to you what "irreversibic means We suggest here that it means your comfort and safety in driving Stndebarer car.
 studetaker uses worn and full worm wheel rear. When the wheel wears after years of service, yoa can give it quarter turn and ia will be ready Tor another long period of service Its again shows how the per lection of Stakeholder design is worked te benz fit and profit of the owner
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Studebaker is very casg6 car, becaese t7ta front and springs shackiaa. The spring plates are held in position by integral lips turned ' to eaee te leaf next above which pEeEets the leaves rom shifting. Studebaker springs ere made of special process Sdc baker steel They are resilient durable and wiii not sag or give after years of service.
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This shows the method or aeeachias tc radius rcd 1 the rear axle housing IL is the 1si5 Ted tst - Iieves the spring of driving strcss IF a E4eoe stT5 and rugged to meet the stress of driving. Alignment is one of results of correct deai1 careful @ofFaL shin high standards of accuracy and rid inspect on Its net result the owner is greater d1raoltt ana better utilization of power smoother sla easies - ning snd riding, and of the thass c's so4 ea o the siehtly additional price that ylu ay for 7149e baker car.
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This shows where the radius rod is attscl ed ID tac side member of the franle apparently aA F. I'5 t!'t detail, but when you note that it @8 E1iiks1 grease cup, and when call your attenticf tc the bronze bearing surface, you will oee ria here again we find and coascleutiousnass n dcslgn The rod might have been simply swiveled to bracket attached to the side member, and oii-ho!e put l for ubrication but Studebaker, extra cost used the more expensive and the better design to take care of one case in thousand where this might be needed.
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This shows the very simple and rear s- init but here we wish only cali your attention 70 inc method of fastening the torque arm to ne e1de the transmission housing.
 The wide fanges of tic corqle csfend oySc the Transmission case permitting tue q large 0oitd another precaution ard extra factor e stfchet t' take care of the big StudebaAer TT2stof
 Remember that the springs of ts Stud. 3aer ear l relieved Of torque and driving etrcss@ss
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Studebaler has developed it's own universal jonts both front and The feature of the front uni versa1 is 1hc method of it's luhrication The lubr cant is distributed centrugay from the center, and this fact together with it's rigid construction, insures
 long wearing, quiet running universal incidentally the straight line drive between the motor and the rear axle relieves the universal joints Of excessive wear This not only saves the universal joints but 1t saves power, and it money for the owner.
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Here is an important feature of Studehaer eonsac ton There are very few brakes on any car that are perfectly equalized The stuaepakeF E one o ee You can observe how this has been achieved by skill and simplicity of design The owner of the car benefits because perfectly equazed brake reduces the iiaosy of siddng saves the tres the rack and wear of the car brought about by unequal brake pressure. On the Studebaker the brang pressure IS exactly the same on both wheels. This is indeed an important feature and one that you should insist on when se iecting
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Two biz Tiuen Bearings ere used .n Inc front wheel hubs. You know that the Tisen Bearing $ ,e fnest bearing in the world The {actc-5 ofsafst, durability and ef6cency shown best in this dcteil of construction You will find 1.lEcr bearings at every vidal point in the Studebaker car.
 The sturdy steel 1nuce which carries the weight the front wheel and the shocks and stresses of steering end quick turns and sizds The steering knuckle is of the finest chrome vanadium steel.
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st1dehal-cr usea 9 bzase rea 2aaeh a7 might have usea sna E5a a ..1a- -le }e-s eo Ss rear azIe ike most ulsaIaclurees d., but fs cor st-ucton would no1 have been as esd os 5s 1se ct the xeiaycaFrier, which nsares Unt-o-n bcase eo-o regardless of read ounces difference in load eo Studebaer put in the reiaycarrier although 1t cos5 more-another evidence of conscienousness in Sud- baker design.