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Washington Journal., 1917-02-23

ser tritt er enbli6 feittpdrts unb
mint Der Mannf9dft.
@inaeln birfen Die 2eate an oas
psriitop berantreten uno i4ausn pers
blifft auf bas 8ilO. oas ii4 ibner
barbietet: Oroben, tpie cine !9erbe
friebli9er 2dmmer, liegt Elm englis
f9es @ei9paber. unbeiorst. als
sGbe es feline Deutf9en SeepOIfe in
panaertleiouns.
Die Musen zines ieben 3uriidtrez
tenoen flammen in sli6enber 5rage
au benz &ommanoanten biniiber.
Oo9 Der f9ittelt nur tribe Den
&opf: nllnter m0sli9fter @4onuua
bon Manni9aft uno Material 49,"
f%liitern nie bef9pOrenn leine Dor
@rresuns blei9sn 2ippen. SIS ge9t
ni9t. Oie beutf9e Marine lam tein
6abr5eus unb teinen Mann entbeb>
rem. 2eiber! Ser giniaB 1T gu bod.
Nun elm fur5es &ommanbo. Die
MaiGine bsginnt erneut ibr &aien.
unb balb 1T oas @efdpaoer aus
Si8t. .S9aoe!" benfen bic Sffi5iere,
rIerniinf9t!" Die 2eute.,
galb barauf sebt bas Boot an BITE
Sberfld@e, UNI bic 2ungen Der Mlanns
iaaft unb Sen Snnenraum oes Tabr=
seuges bon benz Petroleumounit gu
befreien un0 NIT frii4em Saueritoff
au Derie6en. Damn iaut es peiter.
Wieoer bebt ser interchangeable
5ier Die 9anb. fdbrt biesmal absr
aud nit bliBenben 4ugen iofort nab
benz &ommanbanten berum. Der. gibt
baitig bas 9altaeiden uno fpringt
beinabe 81 Dem Rameraben.
9a! Sofort beginner feline @ugen
Slammen gu fprihen. Sic gauge isbs
Washington Journal., 1917-02-23

erraten. Soft lit es 10, ols oh bic GEE
fdmte Monnf9aft aur 0lieoer zines
einaigen &0rpers BARTLETT. Sn benz bel
Der eigenortisen 8eleu4tung bier iIrl'
ten 70 ieItIom anmutenoen Wirrfporr
flottern6er @iIenteiIe, unbeimli4 be-
fpegli9er &0rper finbet bas Iuge bes
8eoba9ters nur bier Eubepuntte.
Bier @eItolten fteben oa fpie aus Sra
segoTen: @0nig betpegurgslos, Die
Mugen ftarr auf ben &ommanbanten
aeridtst, ftsbt Der Sngenieur an isis
mem Stono. Seine 8epegung bes
eben 10 iteif perburrenoen @or9eisb>
ten, beTen Mugen aIerbings fortpGb~
renb iber ben sansen 8etrieb irren,
fonr ibm entge9en. Senn iebe bat
einen s3ped, ieoe be6eutet einen Be
fell. Nm periitop lebnt Der 8eoba9s
tunesoffiaier. &ein ause pei4t BON
Dem Mpparot. Hidts riibrt ibn.
Ni9ts permog ibn aus feiner Hube
gu brinsen. Ser pierte i'm 8unbe 1T
Der Mann am Ruoer, Der nit oielem
b0ais Dertpa9fen gu fein f4eint. 4aes
anbere baitet, ipringt. sreift. 5udt -.
Sept!
G9nsG 1ebt Der 8eoba3tungsoffis
aier bic Sanb. Sofort bei9reibt bic
HeGte oes &pmmanoanten in Der
2uft cine piloe 8etpeeung. Gin lei4s
ter S9Ios bes Sngenieurs segen Die
64ulter oes Mai9iniffeE lGBt bieien
blibf9nea a%ufaien. Die Mai9ine
itebt. limb pdbrenO bic 10 plOBli4
eiugetretene @tius faft IGbmenb auf
bic Manni9oft pirtt, lit Der &oms
manoant an bas periitop getreten.
Stumm. nit fat aus ben 9Oblen
tretenoen 4ugen, ftarrt er minutenz
lang binein. 8erpunOert liebt bic i'm
beoba9tenos Mannidaft ben fur@ts
barren &f, Der ii4 in ieinen aut>
tenben @eii9tsmustelr, in feinen gez
balten Tduiten ausbriidt. Mit einem
| aus tiefer 9ruf beraufgebolten Seuf>
Washington Journal., 1917-02-23

fen binter iiA in Der ountIen Oiinung
auriid, 0ie fi9 mebr unb me9r aus
einanberSieben, ois Der cine ftarr mad
@ippeiten, ber anoere nod Nrrb>
often peiit.
Der @treifer binter Dem mad Glib
melt iteuernoen Jabr5eug TT Hanger
unb breiter, ais Der feines &ameras
SEN. Mitbin muB bieies @4ifflein
grDBer Iein, als bas anoere. llnb
i9neaer. SotId9li9 1T bag au9 Der
San. &. g. 5auft bort benz 5einoe
entgeger, zines Der sr0Bten uno leiz
itungsfdbigiten unterfeebpote, iiber
oie bic beutl9e Morine 0erfiist.
DIS Der &omlnanoant 0esIelben BPM
5lasgi9iff Der ben Snnenraum ieiz
mes Sabr5euges betrat, faR CT fi4 foz
fort finfunbapan5ig i'm in Hummer
Grase anslibenben paar Iugen geser>
iiber, u. Elm eigenes 2G9eln 6elebte Bel
bieiem &nblid feline 3iige. @ein 9er5
begunn gu gliiben unb. ftirmii9 gu
po9en. On 0ieies 1ciBe 9er5 bate er
fie ole prei1en m0een, feline g%oloenen
blouen Sunssn, bic ~un6ebentIi9 nit
inn au9 in ben SOB geben wiiroen.
9o9 fir lire itumme Srage fanO er
nur bic Nntport: n3um Sieg, ooer
in ben Sob, ainOer! Msbr peiB ih
felbit ni9t = aber, ran an ben SeinO
sebt's i4on!"
3panaig SGaoe 6atten Bel biefer
9a9ri9t bic MliiBen bonn &opf gerii<
len unb begeiitert 9ei6psntt. llnfeez
mdnniI9, sepib! abe- oas bonnern0e
9urra, oas ar... lormolen Nerbdlt=
niiIsn bic freuoiee Na4ridt quittiert
bGtte, mnBte in ben &eblen Suriids
sebaltsn perben, ga ieber 2aut per'
boten mar. limb ir9cnorie muBte ii6
bod bic eepaItise gegeiiterung Ser
2eute 2uit MAIDEN. Ser &ommanbant
pubte oas pobl un6 i6pieg ld9elnb
Sm Ecu itanb bann ieber Mann an
feinem plab, uno bas &ommdn6o:
s9art Steuertorb = bole &rnft
p~ornGrts!" batte bos 5a6raeus bin>
ausgefpieien in bas Ou.tel - bas
nngepife.
Cine Stunbe lit in Iauienber
Sabrt bersangen uno nod cine. Starr
Washington Journal., 1917-02-23

Sort @teuerbpro legt ii9 fOfOrt bas
&uber. MRit boiler &raft feBt bic Maz
f9ine elm uno f9leuDert bas Boot
fDrmIi9 ieitpdrts in Si4er9eit.
n6aIt!"
Ser apeite Sorpeoo liegt i'm Hobr.
Wieber oas m%inutenlange, borfi4ttge
Mnlabieren, Elm tur5es 3Ogern. bann
erneut bas betGubenOe 3ii9en. uno
nieber flie9t 0as Boot ieittpdrts. Nur
bauert bos Mlisnei9en etipos ldnger.
MneeItrengt bepba9ten bic Sffi5iez
re. Der erite Rreu5er 1T berf9punz
oen. Gben legt ii@ Ger 5peite auf Die
Geite. Die See pimmelt bon treibenz
ben MenI9en. Mradteilen. Ser britt
tie &reuoer febt Gpote aus, um gu retz
ten. Oie beiben Sffistere bliden T9
erftaunt on. So, fino sic @ngldnber
Blind, baB iie NOD an Minen %slaubsn,
bas periftop ni@t feRen2 gut =
ran!
Bum oritten Scale Iapiert oas
8oot, 5if9t Der Sorrebo. Mber To-
fort iiber5iebt sliibenbe &Dte bas @e>
fi9t bes Sorpebers. un0 feline beioen
Maaten legen eiuen reuen Sorpebo
elm. @sfeblt! Ser 8lid Der bret, Der
nun gum &ommanoanten 5udt, 1T
ideu : perlegen. 9efen Mugen aber
ruben ftarr auf Gem 11ngef9idten.
@arnenb bebt ct ben 3eigeftnger.
,2os!"
Sin sebt Der Sorreop, un6 audi
Der brittle &reuaer taumeIt s%etroffen
alf ben Wogen. Gin tpeiterer Sor<
peoo gibt ibm ben &eft, 0as Wert
1T getan.
Oo9 oa! = l1nb ba! SeinoIi9e
S~orpeooboote baften beran Elm
GROCER 9ampfer = fort = b09ite
3eit!
nperiffop bi9t! - Gieber, sana
tief! = Weue &raft o~ortpdrts!s
Cine Fl be Stunoe bsrsebt in fau=
fenosr 5a6rt tief unter Der OberfId9e
bes Meeres. Simmer f9ledter piro
Die 2uft. 0ie 8efabuns f4nappi
fDrnli4. Nus alien pQren bri4t Der
S9peiB. SIS gebt ni9t anoers:
.Muf!" mint Der &ommanoant.
Sn tpenigen Minuten tau9t bag
treue Sabraeus an bic SberflG4e
S4neI miro beoba9tet. 0orit9t!
Mm 9oriaont ipitnmeln nod oie
feinbli9en Sprpebpboote fu4snb UNI.
ber. S9nel nur Elm weni9 frif9g
2uft alfp. Damn np9mals nieoer.
Nls na9 elmer neiteren bolben
Stunbe ltnterpaferfabrt bas 5abr'
aeus pieoer nod oben sebt, 1T psit
Washington Journal., 1917-02-23

ntee @eItoIt audt :;nb bebt: Oa pben
eonOeln rubig. ME i'm t%ieFitsn Grie>
oen, Orei engIif9e &reu5er lumber.
vMufpoKen, Sungens!" balt feline
belle Stimme bur9 ben Baum, risBt
aebt's los! = Sorpebo ein!"
au9 ser Munnfdoft bemd4tist
fi9 1ofort cine fur9tbore Mufregurg.
&ber iie pirb niebergeSpungen. llnb
tolt un0 rubig itebt glsi9 barauf jez
Der Mdnn an feinem poIten, gum ips
fortisen @ingreifen bereit:
SetunoenIang nur iiberlest bsr
Rommanbant. Damn gibt er tura unO
tIar feline 8efebIe. llnO nGbrenb bas
Boot ii4 nun lansiam, fat i9Iei>
6enb, in 8etDeguns leBt, f9miegt fG
Der erite Sorpebo in bos 2oncierrobr,
Die &ommanbopinte fplgen lid
f9neG aufeinonber: Mebr re9ts iebt,
nod mebr! Damn g~eraoeous! - Nun
Iints! - @ieber re4ts! - Salt!
SetunbenIong bort moii fat ben
itiirmif9en 9erSf9lag Der 8eiabutIg.
Damn elm f9neGes: r2os!"
Sin Observation-Disclosures 3if9sn
Ser Sorpebo fat bas &obr berlafen
Washington Journal., 1917-02-23

6often 6ie Irgen oes Sngeniuers an
benz onI9einenb pDuig gu Stein err
ffarrten @eIi9t 0es &ommanoanten,
oas fi9 nur Islten au einem i9neuen
llmblid pber elmer Steneranpeiiung
BON ser Rarte urb Ben Sn'trumenten
bebt. g2i9ts riibrt fi9 bdrin, mas
auf elm @nbe Ser Subrt oeuten tOnnz
tie. llnentpegt gebt oiefe peiter -.
0ph nun! Gin Winf, bic Mtoi9is
ne febt nit einem &ud ab. Cine Wei>
lie mod f9isBt bas Boot borpdrts,
IangIamer urtb ~langiamer, big es
enoli9 Ieife auf Sen Mpgen gu i9au@
teln beginnt.
@efpannt ruben auer Muger1 auf
benz &ommanbanten, Der ieinerfeits
febnfii9tig 6ur9 bas Senfter bes
Siirm9ens*) mad Ser &imm fpdbt:
u8ri6 an, gu Sag oes Samples,
@ergeltungstng, BRIO an!" mobernis
fiert iein griibeInbes 9irn cine alte
@tropbe. limb Ser Simmel tit sndoig.
SIN Often seist fi@ elm f4padtr,
beGer S9immer. 9eureta! 9afttg
mint er ben 2euten unb entpidelt
ben Inn i'm Sretenben in groben gle
gen feinen Opsrationsplun. Sofort
beginner aIIer ausen 81 funfeln. 1nz
pintiirli9 ballen ii9 bic Sduife. Nur
cine einaiee Stimmung 9errf4t: Sieg
ooer 500. @gaI! Mber rur Ben f9ufs
tigen Gngldnbern ems au%fbrennen! -.
Cine babe @tunbe bersebt 10. Ser
S9ein i'm Often lit better eetporben.
gs miro 3eit.
vNun punpt eu9 no9mal Die Guns
gen orbentli9 bon Saueritoff, Rins
ber," la9t Der &ommanbant, .unb
bann lps!"
S9neG an Dem Siirmden nun tie
fe, fpobIige 4tem3iige. 9arauf miro
baitig Giles 6i9t gemu@t. Sebes
nimmt feinen 8laB Elm. l1nb langz
fam fintt bos Boot in Die Siefe.
n9albe &raft ~boripdrts!"
Washington Journal., 1917-02-23

beit feinen @eneralsbut ouf oie pors
oerite 8ant geiteIt unb bOrte, incem
er fi9 on biefe lebnte, benz 8ortrage
bes profefors gu. Dies benuBte nun
elmer Der &noben, inoem er ii9 aus
benz grinen Seoer6uf9 oes faiierlis
den Suites cine Seoer gum Nnoens
fen ausrupfte. Nls bas oie &amsras
ben fuben. pintten fie inn gu, er
mOge i6nen audi fol9e 4noenfen Der<
f9offen. Ser Mttentdter ma9te einen
3~ipeiten @srfu9. uno babel flos Der
SUIT pom Slid Dor bic SiBe oes
&aiiers, Ser ii9 umorebte unb na9
hsr urfa4e forfdte. Der &nabe ses
Ftonb, nas er getan unb nod bor=
batte. nMa. 90 muB i9 f6on ben
sansen 5eberbui3en opfern," meinte
Der &aifer, inoem er biefen bonn 9ut
|Ioite, naber Sic, 9err 9auptmann,S
fiiste er. ii9 an Sen 2ebrer penoenb,
binau: nMerben mir tppbl Sbre
8appe leiben miiHen."
Washington Journal., 1917-02-23

Die @entile fliegen auf. Mit belem
&lingen gebt Ole T&ai4ine an.
Mber nun!
Sin nabrbaft linnperpirrenbes,
nerpenmorbenbes Sonneru, &aHeln
unS YraHeln ma9t bic 8slasung
bee 8optes augsnblidli9 SaubItumz
men sIei9. aein 2aut: fein &omman=
81 1T mebr gu 50ren. Ni9ts als Der
rafenbe 2Grm ser MaI@ine, Der ole
anberen @erduf9e iibertont, unD Der
i'm 9irn ienes fatale tattmaBige GUT
fen ausl0it, bas tuler ermiibet als
ale anberen Initrengungen bes Oien-
ties. Cine p0lige nmpdlaung Der
&0rperfunftiOnen bat %begonnen. Man
bDrt nit ben Nusen unO ipri9t nit
Sdnoen unb 5iiEen, le na9oem, pelz
DIES @lieb geraoe fret TT. 00Gig aus>
geI9altet lit bas Gebor.
Wie tou balten bic bepegli9en Sei=
le Der Maf9ine bin, FER uno umein-
amber. Si9t bapei ftebt Elm Mann,
in Der 9anb cine mddtigc Same.
I'm ni9ts fiimmert er ii9. mas aud
fommen m0ge. unentpegt olt er,
DIT -! Selblt tpenn Die Melt in
Sriimmer ginge = er DIT! llno Dor.
binter, neben linn, i:berau bin unb
beri baiienbe &Drper, Disrbin uno
Oortbin sreifenbe 9dnbe. sudenbs
4ugen.
Der Oienft lit ni9t lei9t unter
Maifer. Gr ~erforOert intelligence, tpi>
beritanbsfdbige. gar5s MGnnsr. Die
aber finb 6a! Die oeutf9e Marine
perfiigt iiber cine Mn5abl FOLDER. Sin
tur5er Bid i9on idbt iie ben @sfebI
y Se6ro9r Neriifop).
Washington Journal., 1917-02-23

ri9ts anaubaben. Sour elm Iei@tes
RlatI9en iebesmal, ipenn cine @oge
bic ftarrsn Stablndnbe trifft. bas 1T
allies. @u9 bier, pie iiberda, tiefe
@tiue, Iaiten0es Ounfel. &ein 2aut,
tein nod 10 i4pa4er 2i@titra9I unz
terbri9t oas itarrc @inerlei.
Oa 5uden plObli4 tura bintereins
amber einige bunte 2i4ter auf, beuen
an elmer onberen Stele d6nli9e, nur
biesmal fait auf Der DaTcsflc@e be-
finbli9e, antiporten.
Sofort ertOnt bort, mo Der 2i9ta
bliB uufflummte. elm unterbriidtes
pfauden unb &nattern. 2eiie beginnt
bic See 81 rauT9en. 3Dei buntle
@9atten buf9sn ii6er bic Dogen.
f9neIIer uno i9neuer. Dam ietuns
Washington Journal., 1917-02-23

unb brett tein Seinb mebr gu feben.
Sie 2uten fIiegen auf. Sn Ianeen,
tiefen 3iigen iougen ale 3unaen oen
70 Iange entbebrten Sauetitoff elm.
SObaIb bos ober befprst lift, Orob>
men aud iofort orei bonnernoe 5urs
ros iibsr Die Sse. llnO pGbreno nun
bas tiibne S9ifflein in toner Tobrt
Ser !9simat 5uitrebt, areift Elm Madt
ouf bas Suitimmen6e Niden oes &omz
man0onten gu benz nSesmannsflds
Dier"*). llnb gu bieiem tDnt es aus
apon5ig &eblen:
,Stol3 tuebt bic SIosse i9purs, tpeiB
rot,
Gn unTres S9iffes Mdf..."
y 9armonito.
Washington Journal., 1917-02-23

6logsi6iff ongtIeot uno ibrs Diff
siere ii9 gu Dem AbmiraI begeben,
UNI 8efebl gu empfansen. unO Der
lautet tur5 unb bcIiimmt: Inter m0gz
li9Iter S9onung bon Munnf9oft
unb Moterial senau bic feinbli9e
Steuung ertunben, unb eiuen Mns
9riTf uur lpagen, tpenr er abIoIut IL
6eren @rfoIg rsrIpri9t. Gin turSes:
r@Ott NIT Sbnen, meme 9erren!"
bes Mbmirals Damn. Miebsr Der Ies
tunbenIange belle Sdein. Grneut 0as
Oumpfe Aufto4en 6er See. llnb Bel
benz bereits inteniirer setporbenen
2i9t Der Sterne IOfen i;9 atpei buuts
lie S9ottsn aus elmer Mnoabl ltarr
unb oro6enb ouf Sen Wogen rubenoer
&0rper unb OerI9tpinoen gen DeIten.
Sober IdBt eiuen Iansen, bellen Streis
Washington Journal., 1917-02-23

in friberen So6ren unangemelbet in
Der Militdratabemie gu MienerSNeu
itaot. mo er in ben unteren Rlalfen>
fdlen bic Stunoe iber perpeilte. 9ie
&naben tparen bardn geip0bnt, unb
felten fam es Dor, oab elmer bur9
Die 4npeien6eit 6es boben 8efu-
9ers berlegen mar; biefer aei9te itets
feline beionoere @enustuung, penn
bic &naben i'm @egenteil bur9 ibre
4ntporten aeisten, DaB iie BON feiner
Nnpeien9eit feline Noti5 nabmen.
@inmal batte Ell Bel FOLDER @elegen=
Washington Journal., 1917-02-23

Ser Isbte belle @9immer lit IGnsit
ON Der Rimm %perIunten. S9poa
aud nur funteIn unO sIiBern Die
Gterne. Die elm 9au9 itreift %Ieiier,
tpei6er @inO iiber Die punoerIiden
SeIstIippen 9eIsOIanps, Die elm tiefes
ertpartun9sbpaes 9untsl einbiat,
uno BON Deren 4nipeienbeit an oieler
GteIle Der See nur Der oumpfe. balb
beuIenbe, baIb Siidenbe Son Der
Branbung au sr5dblen peiB.
Cine LANCE, sleidmdbige Siinung
ftrei6elt nit peiher 9ano Die in
G9lummsr %eeiuntene Dime uno
muat Bic auf Der &eeOe iprun9berett
Iie9enben So~rpeoobpote lei9t i&pans
Ten. Den mG9tiesn eiiernen SeItungen,
bic peiter brauBen mebr geabnt, als
eeIeben iperben tOnneu, permog lie
Washington Journal., 1917-02-23

.2osl" Gin ge6t Der Sorpe6o, unb
nll9 Der brittle Stronger taume(t getrofs
fen auf ben 8~oaen...
benlong elm bener 2id!S9sin. Der
area cine sraue S4iffsiuano beleu4z
tet. an Der apei sur 9dlft' i'm @aRer
befinbli9e, geipenItif9e Sabr3euge
hatten, benen ttpei Sfi5iere entitiegen
tnb, bic nun baitis bic nteberselaHez
ne Sreppe bes groBen S9iffes em>
porflimmen. !9inter ibnen fofort pie=
Der tiefes 9untel.
3pei unterfecboote baben Bel benz
Washington Journal., 1917-02-23

= Sn Sngelbeim Mbeins
beHen) tieben spei @iiteraiige aufamz
men, bon benen elmer in 8ranb GEE
riet. Gin 8remier lit tot, iieben finb
i4ner perlebt. Oas 9auptgeleiie mar
Idngere 3eit aelperrt.
Washington Journal., 1917-02-23
9aiier Srans Suiepb bci ben
GhnlfinOern.
y 9drmOnito.

Sin defenders fart entpidelter
3ug i'm gbarattsr oes pe~rfcrbsnen
&aiiers BON Selterrei9 mar feline
&inoerfreunbli4teit. Sft eri9isn sr
Washington Journal., 1917-02-23
unter cert 6eince.

srorineIHsss SOu ab. 6. srasu. Dit siISerm BON grUf. g@ap et6uer
Washington Journal., 1917-02-23

y Se6rO6r Weriitop).
Arizona republican., 1917-04-29
K|SSE[kAR |S
 IMP PORTANT I IN
 ARMY TRAINING

Kissing in a 'Kiss-el' Kar' in which recruits are given their first taste of powder" is Uncle Sans latest method to bring his army and navy up to fighting strength.
 Tn one city somewhere in the South. says H. $. Daniels of the Kissel kar. five patriotic beauties. who wanted to do their bit for their country an nounced that they would hold a Kiss ing Bee in their Kissel Kar' for the first five recruits accepted by Uncle sam on a certain day
 At the specified time they motored up to the enlisting headquarters and waited with ruby lips at Present Arms. But alas-the newly selected soldier boys who. had just been sworn in to fight to the death if necessary for the Stars and Stripes proved 'powdershy when face to face with five pairs of red lips and smiling eyes leveled at them.
 Suh a retreat" when a charge was in order has alarmed MT. Daniels over the morale of our own local recruits. Would they lose their nerve if under bombardment of loving caresses from our own girls who want to help their state and country? He states that the will gladly donate a Kissel kar to find out. So girls do not let your southern
Arizona republican., 1917-04-29
STUDE BAKER IS
 FIRST TO REACH
 YOSEMITE EFL.OOR

After weeks of hardships and per- severance, Studebaker crew has reached the floor of the Yosemite val ley, and the Chester N. Weaver com pany, San Francisco. distributors of Studebaker cars is entitled to the Desr mord stver trophy offered as the prize for the first car to get into the Yosemite.
 The following dispatch has been re- ceiVed at the offices of the Studebaker corporation, South Bend, from W. B. Lewis, supervisor of the Yosemite Ma tional park;
 The Studebaker boys, driving a six cylinder, seven- passenger IS series model Studebaker, have arrived at the Sentinel hotel, Yosemite valley. the first car to arrive in the valley this year. Car made the trip from San rrtncisco via the Couterville road carrying Ar license plate"
 During a recent heavy snowstorm in Jhe mountains, Weaver thought that the boys who were driving the car were either lost or had suffered serious injury For many days no word had been received from them, and until a lion hunter employed by the United States government to shoot wild ami mals on the Yosemite reservation brought the news that he had en- roantered them 4t alerced grove of big trees checking station, Weaver had no idea of their location.
 According to the report received by telephone from the crew, the battle with the muddy roads and deep snow was a severe test for the sturdy little car and the men who were piloting it.
 Weaver sent out the car in order to thoroughly test the power and strength of the motor and the machine itself ie is well satisfied now that the new
Arizona republican., 1917-04-29

Series IS Studebaker is able to with stand any sort of hard driving to which it may be subjected
 Fighting it's way through soft snow and over roads which were practically washed away, the Studebaker behaved beautifully. according to the state men of the boys in charge of the trip. Any one who is accustomed to noun tain driving can well appreciate what the crew and the car had to go through Under ordinary conditions, when the roads are in fine shape and the weather is perfect, the trip into the Yosemite valley via the Coulterville road is one which requires careful driving When this narrow mountain road is banked with snow and in spots has no bottom, owing to the soft mud, it takes a staunch car and nervy crew to reach the valley
 It has been a great fight each year to see who could master the huge snow drifts first and the honor has fallen on Studebaker for the fourth consecutive year. The trip this year was made more difficult due to the eXtermely heavy fall of snow, which is the heav- jest on record in the Yosemite region.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-29
HQRSE INFERIOR A5 NlT0R, SAYS
 THOMAS EDISON

United States statistic compiled in reference to horse-hauling show that the average farm horse actually works but three and one-half hours day. lie consumes ten pounds of food every hour of work, or F coo pounds year, which is the product of five acres un- der cultivation. Thomas Edison says:
 "A horse is the poorest motor ever built. If he were of steel, like d gas en- zine, he needn't be any larger than soap box, but being q hay motor, and hay being eXceedingdIy wasteful fuel. he had to be1made enormously large in proportion to his power
 Merely the horse shoes that are ham mered on by the American black smiths take enough iron to make 10000 motor trucks.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-29

the face of price increases that were general throughout the industry, last year lowered it's retail figure by s60. This was one of the surprises of last season. Considering the increase this spring in relation to the decrease last year. the Maxwell purchaser finds the company is going ahead with it's pro- duction of a hundred thousand cars annually on a basis of manufacturing efficiency so marked that the price change sums up to an advance of only two fiVed dollar bills.
 Moreover, the company points out. Maxwell producing units now have been in operation with the making Of the present standardized car for four year. so that for the S10 the buyer is given the advantage of car refinements and improvements that have been worked out of the experiences of 200 = 900 owners. The company also has two road engineers-a new kind of tester employed only by Maxwell-who are each week subjecting the cars to the hardest performance demonstrations available on the road in different parts of the country. These road engineers are Ray F. McNamara and P. W. Gibbs
 Another factor that has influence is enabling the company to keep the Maxwell price down. it is asserted. is that the company plans this year the productions of the worlds greatest output of trucks. This will amount to upward of 10000 vehicles. it has been announced, and their making means further economy and manufacturing efficiency throughout the producing plants. The Maxwell company, having offset with efficiency it's rising ma terials costs so far with success. holds itself as in as advantageous position as any in the industry to further pro- duce a complete automobile at the low eSf noScibla r11ica r1arviu
Arizona republican., 1917-04-29
LIFT, EFFECTIVE MAY
 1, |S SL|CHT I

Running up and down the scale of increases in motor car prices during the past year. the advance of s30 an- nounced as applying to two of the Max well models after May stands out as amounting to only Sl0 as far as the buyer this spring is concerned, accord ing to Sales Manager Newton of the Babbitt-Polson company, local agents for the Maxwell
 How a $30 advance is ill reality but a ten dollar bill is explained by the company pointing out that while the lift of S30 is distinguished in itself as the narroWest price advance the in dustry so far has announced, it is but one third of that amount when the Maxwell buyer this year realizes that the price after May 1 will be but $10 more than the Maxwells cost was this time last year.
 Buyers will recall that Maxwell, in sisters go you one better. Here's your opportunity to prove your patriotism and the courage of our volunteers at the same time.
 Do not wait till tomorrow-phone that WANT AD.to The Republican office now and oet yollr wish fulfilled