davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-03-20

Ladies' and gents clothes cleaned and pressed and repaired; next to AL aska s. S. office. If
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-20

Sein Oerlanaen odrlle 6emiaiaI merOen
arOt ~ sioeranoes eustsOlinOritat

WaIbiHgt0n, 49, Scbruar. 1T GS bnte NbaO ae slH
3en ourBau6eu bah @dEOmt giOn un uddiu Sdt 10 cr n
rnatpHaen r bis urs &ertagung GuHgrc buaaSdbgN
mo oaSguonmCn in 6em sale rseao cine HaOuen Nuud
lung ogrieeS SauNeIu uObg mGden olte.,
6S berrt nOd mmr Oi5icleu Arien nnS i'm Capitol bic n
id Oaf YrGfut GUuereh nm Grweirnug cncr Nua
Ocnc Submarine nsrs erdsu miro; it, 0aE
&rGfout 6gra eiFun oeS SOmges irgenO m6gld
meioen mdt miro ais der aHgbn Oaf O Nari
cine SDa aemciHfGiC Sitang tcor SGNer bee Hpu
greies ridu mS IS mHrOe O0d autOraOer @te
Hart ban Der &raFOcut M euem Send 6apuI bc medm ben
EaH mit ben SatUren pad teiue merc Uurreuoeu @dre r
Die gnSfabrHug OeS EIaneS gctbau bat.
Gbuob bic NOminifrUHsfbrer buuht fuO, ban bfpeH
SGucrm cine MuurGt cEir bic a eHca Seidph Der nm @rd
FOtcn bic Hbg &madt fir ac GUentuatdtCn gH maroe
aid ubrcu wHrb uS e bod Gbcugt Oah Der %dOcu ode
Grmcrung ieuer Nabngnic GUugreh uden te e and
erbneH urbc Die uutat t mis geiOGt mnrb oem @ND
pnuft ErGSen Jest on ale adt bb Die beuafHeten @re
frdie Oes SanOes ennecH NIT Nnsnam oein
NriCgSerflGrMng Snf S mBr ais 0aS ua H uaig
GUugreh tneaiens in Sibuns sernieHm cr0rn t6nHtc
&esrc Sdrben Die Mafna6mcn Deanater bic 3urudba
ting amerfdner Sdc IN Safcn 5 oeruSrru, Iu beue
gShu Snic nuO i'm StaatsOcparteut Die gOmiuruOu et
abr DOrlGMiia nod abunren An uDlen
&Um Ipnndcn WcanDcM Berlin bic 0cnc ndriM
OOh oc amcrndcu @vnusmcn benz &riimif yarowoaIcD
aer @r seaem m0cn mHrOen Die gr Smaten aierung
ooGnF becn Oa bic gmertaner Henracn San0e lire
SrciGe rtaltu iOnrn Sa m ru gSa nnd Stdlnao
bradt mnrben
Die &urbereingn r Oie GutnatGt NregcS abeu aNH
0epacmcuS Der %esierus nit nuOermnSerter Guersic o
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-20
3ie Oentid,c eu,Oiuirt6id,aft.


@}it ibr itebt ooer iGat IcltiHlano.
So erfldrt Scr oelItirbc @ices
aonsIcr Gr. Seliicridj IN elmer
9lcoc Dor oen 2anouirtbidaitS.
Gireftorien. Ger @eo bis 5ur
udhiicn Grute nod weit @r-
lola ser lt.9oote.
2ouoon 10. Sebrlar. Gr.
aorl SeIiicriG, Der oelitidc StodtS-
Sefretdr oeS Smercn io9te III elmer
@leuor.S Sitlma Der ocitIden 2ono-
iuiri6ihoits- Iircftorieu nah 9lngahe
OcS Rcutcr'iheu gIuitcroam.Gorrc-
iponoenten:
ngngIauo'S AuS6ungarneS.Grieg
bat bon glniang an flor oem ocit.
ihen @olfc oic I6atiod)c Dor 9lugen
gcfii6rt oaB Gcuii6lmo init ieiucr
oanSwirt6idoit itebt ooer idat. SSn.
foloe ser Sbdtiefeit scr oeltihen
llntcrieeboote pno iuiolee oeS SebI.
iblaacS Der Grutc 1T aid GnqIono
icbt anf icinc 9anSwirtbi6oit atlqc.
iuicicu imo mcnn id otdj alaubc,
DAB Der cngIiiNc 6ormcr icn Mloql
li1lteS tbm miro, 10 iuoqe ib sod,
Die &ropbc5ciuua, OaB CT cincn ScbI.
ihIag crlcbcn miro.
9is SIR n6cbitcn grntc miiIicn uil
nod eincn longcn @cg geben, cincr
@eg, Der ms nidt leidjt mcroer
miro. Genn ieIbit ser bette otonomi
l6e @lou fiir ooS uG6itc Sobr im(
ole cneroiidItc Nrbeit IL. Dic or6Btcl
Gpler ieitens ocS 6ormcrS iiir 81,
fommeuoe grute cut6oben ms nid
Der ciicrncn gtotbmenoigfcit, cm,
sln5o6l bon @louateu 1inourG mi
Gem bons5uboItcn, mas mir an Sani
bobcu."
9c5iieliH ser llnteriecboot Gam
pogne iagte Gr Seliicrid:
n@ir baben bic 9lngeIegcn6eit rcif
lid eupogeu mo mir 6aben cS ee
magt. SSir iinO iiber, ooB mir Gr
iolg boben mcroen lmo mir iucroel
niht 5necben, OaB oicIcr grioIg I'M
olrh irgcno Scmanoen oocr ourd
iracno ctuoS cutrilen Miro"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-20
sdmrIer NnariH.

q 9(miteroanl pia 9on0on, 49,
Scbruar. @rof bon 3cbentlom bat
6cutc III einem Scitartifel III Der
,,GcuticDeu 1ages5eitimg" ben friibc-
rem oneritoniirbcn @otiboiier SomcS
g9. @crarO beitig onoesriiien uno
beiduloiet, iene nmilihe SteIlina
sur ltebcrntitteIlmg lpitbtiger gloh.
ridten iiber 9lmerifa an Die @ntenie-
Ol1dltc miBbrouht 81 bobcu.
9iepentlom. Der aus ieiner feiuo.
Iiden @eiirnung geaci 9lmeritQ
Idugit feinen Scbl mo6t ino ais ei-
ner Der Griicu iiir cinca itbomuaS.
loicu aalhboot-ariea eintrot crfIGrt
in Dem 2eitartiteI: 0@ieIc qIu5eicben
babeu beiidnois ouf oic 9erupt6uns
bingeoelItct, ooB Der lncoutrolirhore
aobeI. uno 4oiioienit ndd) oeu Ser.
StoatcL pelbCr Scr muerifoiiiben
@otihoit gcitaitet tpor. ond) cine I'M.
controlirborc G9etbooe Scr Terbin.
oung nit 2onoon uno @oris lit. lies
cr1cat am beiten aus Nen 9eecbcn.
bcitcu ueldlc 81 Der @eiongeuuabme
.mo Siuridltima bon Sir &oger @u.
iemeHt iii6rten, Sonoon crfi6r rcht
5eitig BON Dem llntcrne6meu, welAeS
@oicment nod scr iriitbcn Settle
iiibrte mo icine &crbaituna crioletc.
9otidaiter Gjeraro umO icm Herlo.
nal marcn 0icicuiacr, lpcld)e Sen
iriideu @otriotcu oen Scnfcr ii6cr.
liefcrten.
@rai 9icoentlop greiit aud Sic
9eridte Der oncrifoniiben Settings.
Gorrelpon0eaten ans Berlin an mr
idllieBt nit 0en S9orten ,@oit iei
Ganf OaB @erarb fort iItl@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-20
sdJOn icit 1906.

@eltono Elm 9lbfommen 6pilden @ng'
lono imo gcIgien be8iiolid Scr
2onoung 6ritiiber 3uppcu IN
gcloien. 9leuc @epeiic IN Oeu
9lrtipcn III 9riiiiel aciluOeu.
@Botoarop0iihc Gcrpiclidltlngen
oooon Bergeitrllt.
@crlin is. 5ebruor, Orobtlos
nod SoppiIlc, 10. 6ebruar. - @ic
,9}oroocutiGc 2lagemeine 3eitung"
ber0ffentIidt pbotogropbii6e glb-
Oriide pou cneliiG belgii6en lleber.
cinfommen be5iialib Ger 2onoung
britii6er Gruppen ouf Dem Seitlnn0c
inO iibcr ole 9ci0rOerlmg oerielben
iibcr bcIoiibe @iienbobnen. Gicie
Oofumcute gebeu nod 9lngobc ocr
llcbcriec TcdricbteugI0 gI0cntur in Oic
flcinItcu @in5eI6eit Gin ino wirOen
5wii6en oen belgiiden lno britiiben
,9cborOen ousgcpedieIt. Sic muroen
Hin sen 9lr6inen IN @riiHel oufgciins
ben lmo licfcrn oeu 8cpeis, Dab ihon
i'm Satire 1906 ciu poatdnoigcr Nio'
biliiotionsplou oegeu 0clul@Iono
BON ser 6elgiihen mo britiidcl Sr.
NEE ouSaeor6eitet iuor.
Die britiihe GruppenliItc, 6eIc'
ormec GtobIiHcmcut genonnt, be.
ItonO ans elmer Snfanterie 9rigooc,
ciucr &upallcrc. @riga0c, elmer brrit'
teucn Suiailteric 9rigooc, einer Gi'
pilion uno cinem 9lrlueccorps. gIlS
2ouounoSplGsc iiuo nlf sen britiiden
( Gotimentcn GoIdis, @oule9nc lno
4 @bcrbol,rq gcuonnt moiclbit oil
Sruppcn inucrboIb IA ShmOcn oc.
lanoct mcroen tonntcn I'M bon Oorl
ous nod @eloicu geianOt 5u meroeu,
Sos beIgiibc Dotumcrt III Gin IN
] Gin8cIbeitcn ac6euOcr %lou fir Die
I @ei0roarlmg ocr britiiHcu Srllppel
nod 9elgien. Sir oieicl6e morcn
Inn oacn NiogliAtcitcn gcrcdt 81
IwerOcus 5mci @coe ouSericben. 9ct
critic &cg fiibrtc iiber 9riiiicL 2ou'
pain rmO 9leribot; scr 8lucite mad
! 0inont, GinoD Nomur mo Blouin
nc. SSn bciocn Sdlcn por ein &c
nouer 6obrplal ii:r bic glbfobrts
imo glnfunfts8cit, oie 3ipiihenitotio
ncn in 8ronireidb mo @elaieu mi
/ bic 9lusloOepunttc oorgeieDcn.
9eiOe glGhe uorcn 02n Serrl
9orno0iiton GuOc @ldr5, iIbcrmit
telt
4 (0Iencrolnojor gsntbonicI &olfc
@ernooiiion mar 1902 britildcr @ii
litor 9lttohc ii SriiiIeI.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-20

eincu luerleoigten Eeritin Dol @icD.
Q. NiibieS BON glcpsNompibire Der
oon ErGiiocnt @ilion ais elmer scr
Griten ernarnt uorOen mar imo bis
5um Iebten Serbit oieiltc, Scr aber
weeen Ser GppoIition pon Scnator
@oIlinger bonn 6enat HietndIS beltd.
tiat wuroc. ST. SCOT lit 9lepublifn-
ncr mo uor, ebe Gmmernelr puroe,
8ihter im Stnute 9ielD ScrleD gedb
reno ser Gegenndrtiaen glomiuiliro.
tion iunairte er ais Sonoer @einuo.
ter Der Ser. Stonten an Ole @epubtr
san Domingo uuo ipdter in &aiti.
@ir6 8unocg Giltrift8.
glntpolt.
B aibington, 10. aebrlar.
.. 6. gSeitenbober bon Glebelono
mlIroe bonn 4Srdiioenian alinl NlmOes.
DiltriftsomDolt fiir Sen NHrolibVN
Giitrift bon Ohio, ale 9lo6foIacr BON
S, S. Glorfe, Ger iiinaIt oam Cher
buioesrihtcr geluodt miroe. az
nonnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-20
Gnglanos S6nlo.
Ser OCutidc llntrriee.
bOOttrieg.
ZO Iagt Der Sertreter Der
OeutIcben 0lrbeiteritbaft.

Su iciuer gtutiport Gepcidc ouf Oie
9lufforoerung ocS @raiiOcntcn
Scr y9lmcricon 5coeratiou Of ga.
bor", 8u periibeL cinen arieg
8miidcn Ocu Ser. Staoten imO
0eltihIonO 8u oermcioeu
9lmcrifa iolte gnglono 8ur Sim
tcllums oeS 9lusbumoerlmesfrie-
nes brinaen.
2on0oM 10. 6ebrrar TT Der
@crIincr a&orlpdrts4 has Organ oer
octti6cu Soaioloemofroten perof-
fcntlidt uod ciuer 0epeidc aus SO
peubogen ali Die ~erdouecEeIegrapb
So. oic aubcIoepeide Oes &rdfoen.
ten Sonnlel @ompers oou Ner aglmc.
ricon 6cocrotiou oi 2obor" an oen
@rdliOcntcn 2egicn BON Dem Ser
bon0c Der oeutibeu @cmerfihaitea
uuo oie glntmort ocs 2etteren i'm
SSameu Der oeutiben glrbeiteridoit.
1onod to6eltc Sr. @omperS:
.a6uncn Sle GiniIuB bel Sbrcr
gcgieruuq oufbicten Is ooB ein'SruN
nit ocn Ser. Stootcn permicOcu merr
ocn fonn2"
4Sr6iiocnt 2egicn ermiecrte:
ySetoem ser arieg ousQebroherJ
6oben oie oeutidcn gtrbeiierfloIien
imobl6iiiq ouf Oen Sric0eu binge.
orbeitet rno iie iiuO eeeen jeoc Plus.
oebnung oes arieges. Ole S9eige
ruug oes 6einocs, ooS cbrIid ee.
meiutc SricocnSoiecbot GeutiHldnoS
in Grpdeuug 5u 5iebcu Die sort.
icBrug oeS hlr1tborcn gluSbuuec
runGsfricgcs gcaen inicrc SrouclL
ainoer ilnO Nrciic imo OoS oiicnc
@citanoniB lmiercr 6eiuoc. oab ibr
arieas5ieI oie @crnidlhmo Deltids
LAMBS lit oncs oos bat Oc pcrs
id6rfte Submorinc Sricefiibrlme
6ur 5olge eebobt.
llniererieits oili oie HeeierunG
@influB ous8miben 1T mr m6gli6,
wen 9lmerita im StonOe it, @ng-
lonO su iiberreOen, ieincn slusbilnges
rungsfrice geeen DeutidbIouo cinalls
Itcuen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-20
gImeritaniIde NInnsenae radllanSIa.


GortS, 10. 6ebruor. .gIme.
rita lit in Ger 6Iug3cua.9llSriiihiua
pni Sabre 5nriidv crfIdrtc bcnte oic
amcrifoniidbe 6Iiegcrtt RIt6 Gam.
nnebocm iie i0ren crItcn GIna III eis
Hcn frnnSoilrbcn o@ricSs s.gIcroplan@
lnitcrnomnicn uno cine ser aIia.
5cilg.9lnIo9cn IN Der 9ldbe uou @nriS
beiicbtigt bate. 9lutb 2au. oie iial
ourd ibren 6lug bon Chicago lad
gleiu Dorf cmen Namen aemoAt bat
iagt: sd bin crltannt iIncr Gas
mas i'd gcieben babe. Sd 1ofie nod
einen Nlonat bier 81 bleiben lin Die.
len unnoeruollet SSlus5eueoenit 5H
bcobadfcn, nno ipenn Is mir nioolid)
lit bic grlaubniB 81 erIauaeu min.
idbc ih, nib ciu Sdladtfclo 8n iiuer.
iliceen"
Sicrtcuont Niaiam Gbam ser
amerifauiibc 6lieger I'M iran30liifAcn
0ienit 6cgIeitetc SrI. Gam bei iHrer
9eiittigung Ger perIdieoenen GIu9.
5eiig,GinribtingeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-20

monnug oeS britii6en 0ompicrS
,,9iomSOaleL" Ser geiteru oIs Oer'
Ieuft qemeloet mlrOe, OermiBt
(Spdter.) )-Seltc 9lo6mittag fin.
oiQte Oie ,Gentral gIepS" an oaB
oic GermiBten aclonoet woroeu ieieu.
SAB 3erlt0run9 BON oret
2 6iffen.
Qou0ou, 10. 5cbruor. ~ @apt.
Socobiou bon oeni norwegiideu
9diiie .E6or 9" NIT Srou imo
Todter iuuroen BON cilem ocutihcu
ll.@oot an 9orO geuommcn nod.
ocut Scr .E6or" Dor 5luci 8oden
uerIeuft porbcu mar. sic crrci6ten
6entc @opcn6ogen, pie bic Grcbanae
telegraph SO. 6eridtct. Ter Gapi'
tan inO iciue 6onilie woren iiir
cine gqod)e 6IGitc OeS llutcrieebootcS
mo erlebten oie SorpeOirung BON
5iuci en0liideu Gompiem unO cineS
,Siidcr6ooics. Ginor ser bciocu Gng.
ldnocr mar nit Wlinitiou 6etoocn
mo iuurOc obne &oruilug torpeoirt.
Gle @rpIoiion NOR 70 iiorf, ooB oas
ll.goot 6eiGdoigt rpurOc imO noN
oem ScinlotbSboieu 5llrildfebrel
miBtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-20
Gle meme 6ritiidJc SriessanIciGc.

LIZ NtHC UttHlWC StilVBSNlttluV.
Dic 3cimnungeu 6l OerieIbeu modem
ulinoeIteus 7Oo,O00O00 @funo
Sterlins mS. g}oh elmer 9(n.
oobe oes Sdobomts aon5lerS
@onor See I'M britii6cn Inter.
6ollic. Seine n@rWorhmeeu@
ilbcrtroffcu.
Sonoon 10. 5ebrlor. Die
3ci1nun9en 81 scr ncucn britiiden
arie9souIcibc matbcu minOeitenS
7oO.0o0.000 @hmb aus, pobci sic
Subicriptioncn BON oeu 9anten ni6t
init cingrebnct Iino.
Cicie 9lngobe nadlte beuic Scrr
9ouor 2nu, Der 56osmtstan5lcr,
i'm 6ritiiden lliier6opie.
Serr Gam crfldrtc, oaB an lebien
Ga9c 10 oieIe 3eibnmocn empion.
Gcu poroen icielL ooB 100000 bis
100000 nod nidt eebauo6obt NOR.
ocn leien; 0oS acnaic Aeiultot Ser
glnlcibe miirOc oa6cr nibt nor ndb.
tier SSobc 6ctomt acorben luerOcn
tonucn.
Ter @an5lcr iiigtc bin5n:MSd bin
ir0ooh iro6, iaQeu Slt fDnnclL 0aB Die
glnlci6c ciuen gr0Bercn @rioIe bate,
ais id cupartct nidt ieood ais ih
gc6oift bottc. Sd wiiuibe ieOod,
SoB, poS i'd chen ociogt babe, fcinei
glnlob 5u iibcrtriebeneu ghdbimgen
0cbcn miro, mclAc Oic @eiobr IN ib
bergen wHroc, Dab Tos. paS icb ais
uc,criloiuIihc 6inor5leiitng oicicS
| 9nnOcS opIc6c, Ocrflehcrt wcrocn
miirOc, wem Oic t5ati6hlifen 3ii.
fern bcFonnt acaeben lpcr0cn
S9cm i6 beiragt pilrOe, ipelhc
5pmue id iiir oeuiioenO crodtc. i'm
! sic Slnlei6c ais ciucn eriola on5u'
ic6cu oa oa6 id cine 3abl, Die aro.
Der mar. ais Gas, mos id pirflid)
erportctc, niht abcr OILS SnS, NOS
ih cr6oiiic. Gieic 3iiicr mar 600
100000 &fuo Sterling. OGnc sic
oireftcn Gontribltionen bon sen
9anten in 9erehmrng 81 5icbcR III
Nieier 9ctroe bercitS iibcridrittcr
worocn. Ger NGcbrbeirog iuiro lid
iirbcrIi6 onf i00,000,000 @iulO be
Iouicu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-20
@raiiOcnt @iliOn madDt Grucmuu,
Qcil.

@oibinoton 10. Sebruor.
@iIliom Q. GoIocr, Gin 3citunesber.
ollsaebcr bon ct SAUL, mo Sobn
6ruuflm Soot. friiberer @iouperncur
BON glcp.Serieu, muroen bcuie bonn
grdiioenten 5u Wlitglieoern Der Bun.
oeS.SonOeIS-G -Gommiilion ernannt.
Sr. GoIper lit 0emofrot imo tritt
an Stelle BON G0moro q. %urlen bon
Gbroeo. oes @oriisers ser Gommii-
iion Scr fiir5lib 5uriidtrot. Scin
Gcrmin l6nit bis 1920.
Gg@oltpcrnclr Scot iibcruimnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-20
9Seri@t Oes Oeut(6eu @eueraraa6s.


Seriu 49, 6cbrnor @u Der an56FidbeIaidu 6rOut fat
0idyter @cbC biz Epcratiunen be6uSert
Nn 9ofauGricssidunpat Ga6cu i'd tucrc luiSruc
mnuaen 3ngeirngeu.
7CS mirS uaGcGcuOcu Namttag erlalucu amtdeu
gcridt Der outdcn u6erten NeereSleituus smeOet;
&eflidcr &ricGSi danpla6.
Gntna Nem ghcrcu Sbei Der SrOn CAB 10 Ocn Rebel Saf
Sic SbGtigfcit Ser 9rlc Scg rGu
fnuounss- CperaiOHcn mGalidJ
3a6rcdc ciners ansrifie Oc 6enScs dnsm fell nOac Ser
Saamct Der Snppcu nniereu SdhtcugrG6n lurc gmaug
GetadcmeutS brGdtcn cine Inn6l Ocfanecnen hrif
SefIider &ricaSidanPIub
Gs 5o6cn d feline Greguifc SScituus a6gc
ipeIt
SGlfNns &rtCeSfdanplab.
MdcOuidc GrontG 6a6en d SdarmHbel 5uIdn 9nhcnpOeu
nuS Ortc Arcr @cfcd 5uocusu 8w icuOIi Ncroponc
ben bcrunicrgeidUicu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-20
sinS out unfec6o6cn.

Gic in GeutidIonO bcrblcibcnocu
9lmcrifoncr. - Seine feinoIelige
Stimnnue modt ii6 aeoeu Oie'
icl6eu gelteno. 9lnerifmer
alaubcn ui9t yon aricg 3lpiiben
0eltidlono mo oeu @crciuiotcn
Stootct
&opcu6ogeL pia 2onoou i9
Se6ruor. IT 9llle aus Berlin Bier oil.
lanQclt0en 9lmcrifoncr bobel bcrcb.
tct, ooB oie Situotion in scr ocit
id)cu @ci6S6ouptitoot, iolpcit SImeri
foncr in sSra9c fommtl icit Der gb'
rciic Ocs 9oiidoiterS @croro lid nc
ng gednoert bat
Der a@otalon5eiaer" Die r1eutlhc
loQe5jctmg" inO Elm puar onoerc
3citungeu in @crln lmO Der &ro
Ul5 bo6en unircimoIiGe Gin9e ilber
SlNcritd m0 glmerifaucr geloat;
o6cr i'm oIlgemeinen ideint teinc
9tei9nlg lid 5u otien6arem ben ~
IcutiblonO pcr6leibcnOcu gImeriIa'
nern ooS 2eben ioucr 81 moGen.
Gie cin3igc llHonncbmlidieit iiir pie
gmCritoncr Iic9t III ser S@picrig'
feit GrloubuiB 5mn GerIoncn Oco
9onOcS 81 cr6olteu. 9lbcr Oic mciltcn
gncrifaucr MAIDEN iich uidts licr'
ais. 0o iic iid cniic6loiicn buben.
obnc 9liidiidt oui oic Gnhuidlungcn
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-20
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-20

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-20

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-20
SlartufieIn crreidlen glefOrSpreia.

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The Washington times., 1917-07-07
GLASS PARTITION
STRIKING FEATURE
Of COLE TOURSEDAN

Information comes from Indianapo-
lis to the effect that the Cole Motor
Car Company is now ready to place
its new four-door Toursedan on the
market. This is the same Offering
which attracted so much attention at
the larger automobile shows last
winter.
The new, Cole four-door Toursedan
is OF the convertible Springfield body
type. but It differs from anything else
in the trade in the wide variety OF
uses for which It Is available. It is
not only an open and closed car in a
single unit, but It represents ave dis
tinct types of cars all in one.
Easy to Convert.
with little fort, be quickly changed
from the closed limousine style tn the
open variety. with nothing obstruct-
ing the vision from the windshield to
the rear, The uncertain weather con
ditions of the late spring this year
impressiyely demonstrated the advan
tages OF the open and closed car In
one unit.
Another original feature OF the car.
which was the subject OF much com
ment when II make its first appear
Ance, is the glass partition dividing
the front and rear compartments.
This glass partition is not only I'D
Unstable, but II is entirely removable.
Some of Possibilities.
with the glass partition In place
and all of the side windows up, the
car is of the Berline-Limousine type:
by dropping the windows at the sides
Of the front seat, the car becomes a
Towncar Limou-'ne: by
removing the partition entirely and
leaving the side windows OF the car
up, the vehicle Is transformed into a
luxurious family Sedan: when the
windows are lowered with the partI-
ton removed. an open touring car
with a permanent roof is the result.
The fifth transformation furnishes
an absolutely original style OF motor
car by replacing the glass partition
and leaving the side windows down.
The glass partition not only pro-
tects the passengers in the open car
from the wind and dust, but It sep
arRtes them from the chauffeur. giving
a tone OF privacy which heretofore
has not been available in the average
open car.
The Washington times., 1917-07-07
STEARNS KNIGHT
BREAKS RECORD
IN D|ABLO CLIMB

By climbing up Mount Diablo in
high gear fully thirty yards further
than the best record established
since the Mount Diablo high gear
trophy was offered, an eight-cylinder
Stearns knight, driven by pat"
Gleason, of the P. B. Anspacher Com
pany, Oakland, Cal. won the cup and
set mark for high-gear achievement
on this mountain that will stand for
some time against contenders for this
significant trophy.
The point reached by the Stearns
Knight eight Is marked by an iron
stake driven into the bank on the
lefthand side OF the road on the last
steep pitch leading to the topmost
peak OF the summit. wherein rests
the brick chimney marking the sur
veying base for the entire west coast.
The car reached a point about two
hundred yards this side OF the chin
ney.
Practically Closed.
By its remarkable performance the
Stearns has brought the Mount d.
ablo cup contest practically to a close
and has eliminated all chances for
its ever changing hands except among
the most powerful cars OF the indus
try. No engineer could devise q test
more severe for q stock car in high
gear.
The car making the attempt to
ascend In high gear encounters a
heart-breaking succession OF grades,
with scant respite between. And
with the successive grades the pitch
becomes sleeper as the car nears the
summit.
Three Observers
with pat" Gleason were three OBJ
servers. At the end of the test the
car was examined by three mechan-
ical experts, who certified that the
car was a stock model in gear ratio
and every other respect The gear
ratio was AIS to 1.
The combined weight OF the pas
sengers was 665 pounds. supple
mented by forty pounds OF iron to
make up a total weight OF 705 pounds
passenger weight, In accordance with
the average weight all cars making
this test are compelled to carry. The
car had all the regular stock equip
ment. such as top. glass front, spare
tire mounted on rim. kit OF tools, full
tank of gasoline, etc. The car was
equipped with Goodrich Silverton
cord tires.
The Washington times., 1917-07-07
DRAGGING BRAKES COSTLY.

Motorcycle owners frequently will
md that dragging brakes are a source
OF loss in power. Many riders, in
order to prevent the bands bearing on
the drum, loosen them to such an
extent that the bands cannot be
brought into action quickly enough.
II a new dime can be pushed in edge
wise between the band and the drum
at any point but the band anchorage
on an external brake. there will be
enough clearance for ordinary run
ming and at the same time the band
will be near enough to the drum to
allow OF instant brake application.
The Washington times., 1917-07-07

TO operate the standard electrical
equipment Of that car. A generator Is
also furnished which Is designed to
return to the battery about the amount
Of current used by the standard equip
ment under ordinary conditions.
Accessories Greatest Drawback.
Excessive use Of the starter and
lights or the addition OF electrical ac-
cessories to the automobile cause an
overload on the battery. Under these
conditions more current is used from
the battery than is returned to II by
the generator. Overlooking discharges
the battery slowly or rapidly. ACCORD
ing to the amount OF overload Its con-
dition should be watched to prevent its
becoming totally discharged.
One common form Of overlooking IL the
use Of electrical accessories-cigaT
lighters. electrical cookers, spotlights.
etc. When several Of these accessories
are to be added. the safest proc 4dure is
to ascertain from a battery expert
whether the battery In the car Is Of
sufficient capacity to meet the added
demands. The intermittent use OF one
accessory, such as q spotlight. does
not usually call for a larger battery.
but, a. explained. II constitutes more or
less Of an overload.
should BE Tested Regularly.
Under ell conditions a battery should
be tested regularly for condition. but
when accessories are used the motor
list has added cause for taking this pre-
caution A hydrometer test. specific
gravity Of the battery solution. should
be taken at least every two weeks.
When the solution tests LIS or unde-.
the battery is becoming discharged and