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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-19
WILSON GOES TO CAPITOL
AND TAIkS WITH SENA1

Washington. D. =. Jan 19.-President
Wilson went 10 the capitol today and
conferred with senators nearly two
hours. He said he had merely gone
to the capitol TO discuss the legislative
program and indicated that by that he
meant passage Of legislation recon-
mended in his annual address
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-19

lpPe LEFT to shtl FreeiS GumP The boy Harry Tbaw
mother O
Mrs Jack Clifford formerly Mrs
OF the accused with her little boy Russell Fom POM Thv, panag
Center Stanford White, famous
in the
dow ti picture of Tar taking drink of mineral water inst after
he game III liberty
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-19

Border National Bank OF FL Paso.
(Organizingl
Temporary office. $50 First Nationa
Bank Building. Telephone les.
A J. Schultz.
Adv T N. QUEBEDEAUX.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-03-22

Ter Gage paren, ii6 all Der Wuniz
tionsberitellung 5u beteili9en. Sin
unsfii9rli6er Seri6t, Der Idmtlihe
MsrtitGtten auffiibrte uno glei9Seitis
barouf binipies. uel9e gtrt Don 9lrs
beken Il. am teiten 5u 6epdltigen
permD1ten, ipuroen bem neugegriins
bsten 0lunitionsminiIterium eingez
rei4t. gtn9 Seenotgung oieier 8ors
arbeiten febten bic Ortli6en Wuniz
tionsausi9iiHe aus Snbuitriellen uno
Se9nitern SuiammengeieBte llnters
ausI9iife Elm, bensn Ole @erantz
fportung fir bic ausfiibrung Der 9lrs
beiten iilerbunoen puroe. Die 4Lfz
iidbt bes Winiiteriums piro pur6 eff
aus Sngenieuren uno 6o6leuten be-
ftebenbe 9(mtsitellen ausgeii6t, BON De-
men iebe nit Der lleberpaaung elmer
3pue 6etrout lit.
LIN cine moglihIt eroBe 9ln3a6l
qeperbl;tfer glnlasen ousSuniiben
llnb fir bic Wunitions6erltequn ou1
1lnternebmsn anoerer 9ron9en beranz
5us:eben, ponote man in tusttge6enDs
item Mobe. ben @runoiaB Der Qrz
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-03-22

fir sic tiiblsn RddIe mar, 10 beitanb
er bod aus Sarteni tpei4em Wolitpff
uno mar fd0n unb bid pattiert, -
unp bann follte er eben cine llebers
rai9ung fir ben gmpfdnger baben,
uno mas fir cine lIeberrai4ung!
RdmIid seitern batte Die Srau
prin5ipalin etpas bon Dem iieb5iser
arieg erSdblt; ouourd par iie auf bic
Soee aetommen.
Oumals mar nGmli6 elm Sntel
BON Der Srau nit ins 5elb gesans
gen. Dem batten lie sebn blante
Salsr nit einsenGbt, bamit Der SnteI
i'm Jeinoeslanb ni9t glot gu Ieiben
brdu6tr.
llnb isbt nabte nun aud Raris6en
in o.a 8ruitpdrmer Sipsi blants
Siinfmartitiide elm. 9lber iie psrriet
0ies bur9 ni6ts. Gs iollte fir ben
5inoer cine nm 10 srOBere Srsube
iein, ipenn er sufdlis bic bsiosn
Miinssn fanb.
limb banu fchrisb iie auf Elm adrts
den ben 8ers:
Dies i6uf Dir cine sarte Sanb,
DAB Ou ni9t frierit in Seinbeslanb! !
un6 barunter ibre 9torsFe.
9a fis absr pubts, odb SoIbatsn
itets nit sutem 9lppetit geiegnet iino,
10 ertparb iie nod 5pei pru9tpolle
WirIte, bie iie nit oem Sruitpdrmer
3ufommen perpadte.
Nlit gIidli9em 2G9eln ging iis
bann CUR ELECTROMAGNETIC Der @srs
tpaltung bonn Roteu &reu5. mo iie
| nit itrabIenbem Bid ibre 2iebessabe
oufgab.
2lls fe bann pisber bintsr benz
aaosntii4 ftano unb Runbsn bsOieHte,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-03-22

Gine= ppn einem englii6sn Sour
naliIten itammenben SorreIponoen5
in elmer idtpeiser 3situns iiber engz
Hide @tunitipnsfabrifen uno bic ges
ipaltige 8erme6rung ibrer prooutte
entnebmen mir Das 5plsenbe:
Oils an bic engliihen 9e6Oroen
unb Die ensliIde Se4nit Die geluaItise
glufgabe 9ernatrat. in ben europdis
i9en &rieg nit Dem gIeiden Ra4s
brud pie bic 9robitauten pes 5eits
ianDes ein5usreifen, oa banoelte es
Si9 fir bic Snbuitrie ni6t BLOB bars
UNI, ben neuen 9ebiirfnifen I9on fez
itebenoe M09Ii9teiteu OienItbar Su
MAIDEN, fonbsrn aud borum, iol4e
unmittelbar neu 5u i6affen. Sm
ipeiteren salt es, bisie 9lrbeiten raid
unb obns 3eitperluit gu bepdltigen.
gu biefem 3pede puroe bas 2anb
IN bierais 8e5irte eingsteilt, bon be-
nen ieber unter bic 4ufIi6t elmer Drtz
Ii6en 9eb0rbe bes Munitionsausz
56uFes eeiteat tpuroe.9 SieIs 4uss
i9ii1e besannen nit Der 4ufnabme
aller Wertitdtten pes 9e3irtes, bic in
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-03-22

porben. 0isienisen. bic gronuten
bsrItsasn. iino 10 sinaeri4tet. bob Iie
ipdbrenb bss Stiessiabres. bos init
bem 1. 9l.guit i6lob. piermal 10
pisl @siGone on Die 3eus9duier obs
liefern tonnten, als gang Gn9lano
tpdbren6 Der elf eriten &riessmonate
iiberbaupt proouSiert bate. Siele
nationalsn Dertitdtten bergen Sebnz
tauIenb MaI9inen. Denn alle oieIe
MaI9inen arbeiten. 10 erseugen iie in
einem Sage bic Sdlfte Oefen. mas
Gnslanb liefern mub, nm atlen ieis
nen 9ebiirfnihen sereht gu iperoen.
Die 3abl Der 2eute. bic in ben bon
ben @mtsIteuen bes &riegsminilteriz
ums beaufiidtisten rtitGtten be<
i9dftist iino, beIduft ii9 auf atpsi
uno cine balbe Wti[lion, poppn ungez
fdbr fiinfhunHerttauienb Jrauen.
Sa in Srantrei9 Die gersiperfee>
gerben beIebt fno, liefert ibm @ngs
lamb einen Srittel Der Don ibm berz
seitelltsn ihperen @eidohe. Den
iibrigen 8erbiinbeten liefert 9robbriz
tannien bic sur Ssritellung Der
SprengItoffe notipenbisen Su6itans
Sen, Millionen Sonnen bon &oblen
unb srobe Mensen bon Wai4inen.
@esenpdrtig peroen span5ig pros
sent Der grSeugniiIe Der enslii9en
MetalIinbuItr;e unb Der engliI6en
So9Dfen an bic @er6iinDsten abse>
fii6rt, unb nod ioa bieIe 2eiItungsfGs
bistsit in Der allerndhitsn 3eit pes
ientlib gsiteigert perben.
9tls Der europdii9e &ries I'M So4z
Iommer 1914 ausbra9, ba ipurbe in
ben ensIiiaen Werfitdtten obns 9ait
uno Sie6er searbeitet; man perfubr
bort ipie 2eute. bic es niht n0tis
baben, auf 8orrat gu idaffen. Die
S9la9t an Der Yier i'm nd6iten
8inter seiste bann, pie unsuldngs
li9 bic MunitionsporrGte fparen. Die
enslii9en 9ataillpne mubten ben 4ns
iturm ber 9eutiden nit elmer 2lna
sabl aanonen ausbaIten, bic ipeIents
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-03-22

lib nisorigsr als bic Der gesner ipor.
uno pa3u nod nit 10 un5urei9enoer
Dtunitipn, Oab lie iehs DeutIte 8es
i6oiie nur nit einem ein5isen eises
nen beantporten tonnten.
SIM Suli 1916 rief bic englilhe
Rssierung einen beiunOeren Munis
tionsbisnIt ins 2e6en uno itellte an
psFsn Spite 2lopo Seorge. Die Wlp@
natsprpouttion an sroBtalibrtgen
@eI9Iben betrGst beute ungefdbr bas
Spppslts bes 9sidiiBmaterials, bos
sur Seit, aIs 9lopb George bas Wlus
nitionspeIen in bic Sdnoe nabm.
iiberbaupt oorbanoen mar. Die 9sr>
itellung Der SnubiBen puroe perorsi@
fa6t, unb bic Der 18er>9ei9iise Itieg
bonn SUM- 1915 Biz gum Suli 1916
auf bas fiinffa9e befen, ioos istt
&riessausbru9 Biz gnoe Mni 1915
6eraeItellt porben mar. gii9t ipents
ger i6pisrig mar bic aufga6e, gss
niiaenoe Munition fir alIe bic 9ez
idibe su beI9affen. bic tdglid in
Osn 5abritsn fertiggsitelIt tpsrbsn.
9lber trob aGlsr Sinberuiifs lit bsute
bic Grssusung bon 9eidoiIen gsgsns
iiber Der bon 1915 unsefdbr per6uns
bertfa6t. Bsnn man bic 9efamt<
sabl ser @eI9oiIe, &useln, S6raps
nels unb Sranotsn in 9etra4t siebt,
70 ergibt ii9. boB gnslanb segens
lpGrtig in elmer sinSigen Mode eine
Menge Mlunition beritellt, bic niAt
tleiner lit, als bic seiamten. in ben
3eugbGuiern aufgeitapeItsn 8orrdts
5ur 3sit bes 9riegsaus6ru6es.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-03-22
semilosrt. 70 baB iebt nur eine let4te
S6ulternunpe entitanben mar.

semiloert. 70 baB iebt nur eine let4te
S9ulterpunDe entitanben mar.
ad6elnb meinte Der 4rst: rGie
fDnnen bon Slid fagen, - bic
WliinSe mar Sbr 2e6susretter, fonit
tpGre es obns 3ipeifel Elm i9perer
2unsenI6ub seiporoen."
Su Iddelts 5rib Berger ftiG unb
sliidlid. uno bann bantte er ieiuem
SdDpfer, ober au9 gu feiner Ret'
term soeen feline @soanten in itiler.
iuniger Sonfbarteit.
9lls er bann in bos 2aaurett elmer
tleinen rbeinii9en Stabt einseliefert
fpar, iab er ii9 Ben 8ruitpdrmer erit
NAL stpas senauer on. nno oa fanb
er bann aud bas Speite Siinfmarts
ftiid, bas er lG9elno aus Der @innas
bunq beraustrennte. Sds 5eri9ohene
Stiid, ben 2ebensretter a6er, bas
pidelte er fein fduberli6 Elm uno bea
lpobrte ss gum etpi9en 9ln9eosnteu
auf.
limb Ippie er einigermnBen geneieu
mar, I6rieb er an feline &etterin einen
ousfiibrliden 8rief. f9ilberte ibr
alIes uno banfte BON Seraen. limb
gans gum SdluiIe i6rieb er bann:
n4uf WieberIeben!" -----
2lls Mariedsn bisIen Brief befam..
lag iie ibn nit brennenben 9lusen ipies
ser uno pieoer, aber enoli9 itanben
ibr bic 9lusen 10 boiler Srdnen, bob
iie niht msbr IeIen tonnte.
Sic batte einem brapen &rieser bas
2sben gersttet! 9ld, bas mar bod
irirtli9 bas bette. mas iie iia nur
!riiniden fonntel
Mit filler @liidielisteit sing lie
na9 9ei9Gftsfdlub in ibre tleine
@obnuns. limb OF es brauBen au4
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-03-22
Dpr TehpttHrpttpr.
Sti55e bon Saul gIie.

Srdulein Marie9sn tpar @erfdufes
rim, iie mar eine biibI4e, itattli6e
perion, aipur ni4t mebr gang jung.
bennod aber in ben beiten Sabren.
NatiirIi9 mar iie. ipie ieoes brape
beutIde Mdbden, poll sliibenoer @as
terlanoslie6e uub, ihipdrmte fir uns
fere brapen Soloaten, Die ba srauz
ben fir uniere Jreibeit tdmpften uuo
litten. Seben ausen6lid frsier 3eit,
Der ;br blieb. benuBte iis. I'm fir
Die Iieben Sunsens i'm Selbe gu orr
beiten. - 5ubnoie Gtriimpfe, puIss
unb 8nisipGrmsr, aud &opfI9iiBer
unb S9ols batten ibre fleibisen Sdns
DC Ihon fsrtisseitelt, unb 5ablIoIen
Mdnnern batte lie f9On frsubige
Stunben i'm fernen S4iisensrabsn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-03-22

nabfaIt unb tribe iuar, - in i6rer
Seels tpar es ionnig bell, benn bic
refine, bebrs Sreube lebte in ibr.
limb bann, zines Sonntass na4s
mittass, trat Elm felrsrauer &rieser.
ben Irm in Der 8inoe, in Marie4ens
3immer.
Hatiirlid mar es Der Serr nnterofs
fisier Der 2an0ipebr 5riB Berger. @r
mar bereits iotpeit geneien, oaB er
reifen burfte, unb Ia mar inn elm
Sasesurlaub beipillist porben, Oarnit
er 9einer 2ebensrettsvin bantsn tonn,
ts, ebe er ipieber ins SeIo sins.
Iun iaBsn iie iid sssenii6er.
gigentli9 bod sipei rilbfrsmbe Mens
I9en, bic bisber ME etfpas DON einans
Der seipuBt botten. 9lber als iie nun
10 ungeapungen unb better suIammen
Ipra9en uno iid babel 10 ebrIi9 unb
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-03-22
Guglii6e Wfnuitionsfabriteu.


beitsteiluns on. Dos miniiterium
i9liebt 8ertrGes nit llnternebmer<
psr6dnOsn ab. bic ii1 gu einem
pauI4alpreiie CUR 2ieferuns elmer
beitimmtsn Msnse oerpfli9ten. 9ieie
@erbGnbe Iu9en innerbalb ibres Be-
sirtss bic beiteingeriateten unO Isis
itunssfdbtsIten 5a6ritanten aus, I'm
bic sepiini9te Ware berauitellen.
9auoelt es iib I'm eigentlidhe Munis
tipn, 10 psrben bic 9si9oiie mei<
ItenteiIs in ibren Gin5elteilen bers
geIteat; bas beiBt, ieoes Saus liefert
bic Ssilr, beren Seritelung nit ieis
nsr friiberen Qrbeit am nd4iten Oers
panot 1T.
Wan bari ni9t ii6erfeben, DAB
bic SeriielIung Der Wiunition. unb
namentli9 Der 9ranaten, iiberaus
tomplisiert lit, unb namentli9 peinz
li9e @snauigteit perlanst; senife
Seile miifen nit Der Prd5iIion Der
geitanoteile Der feinIten llbrperfe
seor6sitet iein. Cine Der sroBen
S9pierisfeiten beitano nun oarin,
WGnner uno Srauen gu finoen. bic
fdbig paren, bic gelieferten Seile bars
auf gu unteriu9en, OF iie ben itrens
gen 5orberunsen oes Pfli9tenbeftes
entipreden. Sieier PriifunssOienit
beiddftiet sesenpdrtis oreiBistauIeno
2eute, gum grpBten Sell 5rauen.
ObI6on ppn bieien ipenige por benz
Sriege @elesenbeit batten, cine 9ras
nate audi nur gu ieben, 10 beiorgen
lie beute ibre gia4priifungsarbeiten
nit elmer Gei9idli9feit uno
piinftli9teit, ipie man tie ebebem
nur bei, auf beionberen te9nif9en
S9ulen porbereiteten Sn4leuten bora
ausIebte.
Was ben llmfang Der 5abrfation
betrifft, 10 m0gen bic folsenpen Wit>
teilunsen cine 3oritelIung oapon ses
ben. WGbreno Der 9lrtillerieporbes
reitung, bic benz glngriffe an Der
Somme pprausging, ipuroe tp64entz
lid an 9eI6ofen tleinen unb mittles
rem Sali6ers cine Mense peri6o1en,
bic Der glei6fom, bic gnglanb insges
Inmt tpGbreno Der erIten eli &risgsz
monate iiberbaupt bergeitellt botte.
9ranoten puroen in 5tpei Sagen
me6r per6rnuht, als i'm gan5en obs
genannten 3eitraum berseIteqt porz
ben paren. gli6tsosItopeni9er bes
fiir6tet man feinen glugenblid, bic
Munitionen m06ten nitbt ausrei6en;
iosar sur 3eit bes sr0Btsn 8erbraus
DIES iibsrtrof bieIen bic Seriteuung
nod. Die Ssabriten orbeiten 10
prompt. bob iie ni9t nur oIlsn Ses
biirfniiIen Gnslonbs seniisen, ions
bern bieIem au6 erm0gli6en, erobe
Wengsn an feline @erbiinbeten ob3uz
geben.
2(uber ben DertitGttsn, bic fir bic
Re6nung ser poreripdbnten ortli9en
,9lusi9liiIIe orbeiten, 9ibt es in Gngz
lamb ungefGbr bunbert itaotliche Sas
briten. bic nit ben polIfommenIien
MoI9inen unb bem erleieniten 2lrz
bsitsperIonol arbeiten. 8iele bopon
| iino iibriseus erit tiir8!ib sebaut
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-03-22

einmol fommen mD6te, pie lieb
ippllte tie i'm baben, tpie ipollte iie
linn bos 2eben 70 ansenebm ma6en!
8is iebt aber partete iie pergeblih.
Die MlGnner gingen udtlOs an ibr
poriiber. 8ienei6t mar lie gu itil uno
beI6eiben, tie mar eben etipas unmoz
bern, au febr bonn alien S9las, aber
ipenn ou6, besbalb rersaste lie ni6t,
ibr 9ers mar frObIi9 uno boiler
S1pffnuud. - -
2lls por S....s g elm &ubetag mar
unb man es ii9 in ben S9iiBensrdz
ben Elm fpenis semiitli9 ma9te, ipurz
Sc ben bnpsn &riegern cine ue6erraz
idung auteil. Gritens tam Die SelOz
poIt, Damn aber fpuroen bic 2ie6esgas
ben perteilt.
Oas CAB Elm 2eben in ben SO6lenl
Oa liefen Gle 5uIammen. Seoer bielt
bic SGnbe offen.
glber bic 9aben paren ou9 in
FOLDER Men9e porbanoen, oaB elm ies
rer 1e;dlib bebu9t peroen tonnte.
Oils Der 5eloipe6el bas patet9en
init ben @iiriten aufbOb, rief er beis
ter: rRa, unterpffi5ier Berger, S6nen
miro bier bieie DuritIenoung ipobI
teIonbers anbeimelnb iein, ipie?"
.9ante eeborIamit, Serr Sslopes
BEL. ie6r pilltommen ipsar!"
CD famen Marie9ens @iirTte uno
Ser 8ruitipdrmer in Die Sano oes
Ssrrn unteroffi5iers Der Sanofpebr
5riB Berger.
2d6eln6 beIab er bic itattli9en
DiirIte, unb bunn las er ben 8ers.
,aba." bafte er, npon Sdrtsr 9anb,
bas flingt ia re9t pielperbeibeno!"
- Sa aber bier i'm S9iibsnsraben
ni1t piel gum SrGumen mar, 10 5og
er fur3erbanb ben God aus, tro9 nit
Dem 8opf bur4 Sic Seffnung bes
9ruItspGrmers unb legte ibn fet an.
glls CT oann SEN Rpd barber Sog,
betam fein @eIi9t einen freuoisen
2lusDrud. benn er mubte ii9 geitebsn,
bnb bas Ding ipirtlih gut iparm
belt. limb bdriiber freute eer iiCh ie6r.
Bon Dem perfedten S9ab aber
msrtte Ser Serr llnteroffisier porerit
nod nitts.
8alo oarauf mar bas Sbbu i'm
G9iBengra6en su gnbe. Oenn es
purbe 9llarm ge6loIen, neil Der Jeino
nit neuen Ser Itdrtungen anriidte.
Sm Ru paren unIere grausn Suns
gen an ben Waffen, unb nit 9raz
' bout gina es pprtuirts.
Gin beiBer Sampf entbrannte.
Sauienb aii9ten bic augeln our9 Die
2uft. Der Seino NOR freisebig. Gum
Slid ipdren e5 ipenig Sreifer. Safiir
u6er itrihen uniere Wai9inensepehre
bic Reiben oes Seinoes unbarmberSig
ab, uno ou6 unfere @rtillsrie ri6s
tete grobes unheil in Den feinoli4en
2inien an.
Der untsroffi5isr Srib Berger mar
INNER in Der eriten Heibe; tooesmuz
tig ging er Ieinen 2euten pordn. Iuf
siEnaI purbs er getroffen.
9fer mag mar oas? War oas Elm
@nnoer2
Gr batte gefiiblt. tpie bic &ugel
ibn traf. bann fiiblte er in Der Sruit
uno S6uIter etnsn Stib unO mertte
nud, pie bas Slut am &6rper beruns
serronn; tpober obsr fam Der ilinesnz
be 9(nprau ser &ugel2 Das be9riff er
nidt.
2lber iebt blieb ibm gum Ra6oens
len ni9t piel 3eit, benn iein 4rm
ipurbe Iabm; bas @etuebr entIant ibm
faIt Idon; er mubte auriid an. ben
8srbanbsplaB.
9a6 elmer bal6en StunOs ipuBte
er bdnn alles.
Die Fsinolide Susst mar oui bos
eingenGbte 5iinfmartitiid seitobeu.
bate es burdbpbrt, uno Oabur9 mar
cis 0urdfdlagstraft bes 9efdoiies
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-03-22

fr0bli9 in bic aussn btidtsn, oa mar
es i6nen allen beioen. als ieien lie fi9
gar nidt elm biB9en frsmo. ols bats
ten iie idon iabteIans i'm reeen.
freunoiddftlidsu 9ertsbr miteinanber
selebt.
llno ols bann fir ben Ssrrn llns
teroffi5ier bic Stunoe bes 9ltihisbs
lam, ba fiibte er benz errotenoen,
nidt mebr gang iunsen MdOden in,
6riinitig Die !9Gnbe, uno als CUTE.
treue 5reunoe iagten iie ii@: ~Iuf
Wisberieben!"
Ssrr llntsrOffi5isr Srib Berger
aber fiiste i'm itilen bin3u: -Wsnu
Der Serrgott mid aus bem 8riege
geIunb bsimtebrsn lGBt, bann psiB i4
iest, mo id cine 5rau fiirs 2sben
,fiuoer
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-03-22

cmpfanb fe ois iti1e Sreube, cine CUTE
Sat bollbradt Su bdben.
gBie ibre 9lugen 9lii6ten! Wis ibre
Baden beib ipurbenl 9l6, iie CAB ia
10 germ! sic mar ia 10 boiler Site!
Dsnn bod nur Der ri9tise Wann
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-03-22
m uN a.

= @arnuAs. rDente Dir,
Mliese: elm abliser Serr bat mir ets
nen Seiratsantrae gemu9t!4
rNa, baE er Dir nur nidt blauen
Sunit tormaht!"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-10

and that now it is clean as can be. The
market is full of devices with the use
of water or steam as a base. Some OF
them use water from the cooling sys-
tenn; others depend upon an outside
supply. But all appear to be effective
and have the advantage Of being con
stantly in operation. which is about the
only objection to the syringe system
proposed above.
Carbon troubles are surely annoy
ing. and never were they more preva-
lent than now. A foul engine is at the
bottom of lot of things that make a
car go badly. For one thing, you can
get good mileage on bad gaso lene
used in a motor choked with carbon.
The reduction in mileage is sometimes
appalling. One case recently was OF a
four-cylinder car that had been dong
on test better than thirteen miles to
the gallon, which suddenly showed a
shrinkage down TO nine miles 70 the
gallon. When the carbon was cleaned
out the motor picked up again to its
old average.
With fuel as il is to-day, it is almost
imperative that some sort OF cleaning
device be employed pretty constantly
in order TO rid one of the annoyance OF
a sluggish, knocking motor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-10
Water Is Good
Remedy for
Motor Carbon
Something Is Greatly Need
ed in These Days of
Poor Fuel
Bad Gas" Is Cause
And Engines Use Up Too
Much Gasolene Even Of
Inferior Sort

These days nearly every one IS hav-
ing carbon troubles. Engines run badly
and carbonize a whole lot quicker than
motorists think they ought to. Instead
of cleaning out the carbon every 1000
miles or so, in most cases it is job
that has to be done every 1000 miles.
And it isn't the fault of lubricating oil,
poor engine construction or leaky
piston rings, either. in most cases. II
is the poor stuff that is sold under the
name Of gasolene that is raising the
mischief.
That is why tho market it flooded
with anti-carbon devices. These take
all forms. Some of them are chemical
compounds made up of tablets that are
supposed to be dropped into the gaso-
lene tank along with the fuel. They
arc advertised to be innocuous and at
the same time effective. Certain chem
icals would have bad effect on lubri-
eating oils and on motor materials, so
that they might actually not only clean
out the carbon, but part OF the engine,
too.
Kerosene run into the engine is an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-10
Wine Colored Plates
For New York 1918 Cars

New York automobile plates for 1918
will be of dark wine color with white
numerals The hyphenated feature,
which originated in this state. Will be
retained. New type numerals, however
are to be used, so as to prevent any
owner attempting TO save himself the
price Of "A new set Of plates, as one
man did. by hammering fiat the mineral
&c" in 1916. soldering a ~" on the fiat
tened space and repainting the plate
to this years olive green.
New York State will require more
than $50 900 sets of plates for handling
next years registration. Delivery Of
the plates has been called for not later
than November I, for it has been found
that some people have the habit of APP
plying for their plates several months
in advance Of the time when they are
actually required by law. This habit
is TO be encouraged next fall in the
hope OF doing away with at least part
Of the congestion which always comes
about February !, even though the ap-
plication blanks arc mailed out far in
advance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-10

to 30 900 to show greater less degree the mperiechons OF
the whole breed as The Tribune then remarked And care IN
manufacture and assembly far to eliminate the chance OF there
being such d bad breed.
There is d manifold obligation upon company like the
Willys Overland Company keep faith with the public The
Tribune said Obviously the force of this remark has been
brought home the WHY'S Overland Company knows the
meaning and nature of this obligation
The having built and having induced
the public through especially strong derng buy wholesale
has brought home the manufacturer at Toledo The
prestige the whole Overland organization the merit OF past
and also some models that existed side by side with the 75
were all involved in the advertising behind the model IS The
complaints of public which bought and satisfied
back such volume that the WHY'S Overland Company has learned
It's lesson.
would not be impossible to-day critcsc with truth
of the existing Overland models severely criticism direct
cd agans; the Model Is The WHY'S Overland Company the
writer It, is reformed character
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-10

old-time device. At the close of a
days running, while the motor still is
hot, the recommended plan is to put a
little kerosene into each cylinder
through the petcocks and let it stand
until the morning. Then running the
motor idle will blow the carbon out.
But, as one man phrased it: "Why use
kerosene TO clean motor, when all
we're burning nowadays is kerosene
masquerading as gasolene?" Good
thought.
Water is a highly recommended and
really effective carbon remover 1t is
the best, old-timers say. One man ad-
vises very simple method: "When
your motor is running idle, speed it up
until the air valve in the carburetor
opens. Take "A syringe, about the size
OF "A hypodermic syringe, and inject
water slowly into the carburetor. Do
this four or five times, and you will
see the carbon in huge chunks come
out through the exhaust"
Another motorist who has been MAX
ing use of an auxiliary water supply in
connection with his motor which Is
supposed 10 inject steam into the COM
bustion chamber announces good re-
suits from its use. He says he had a
carbon-flled motor when he started,