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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-17
FARMERS TURNING TO
THE MOTOR CAR.

forty-onc per cent of all automobiles
registered IN Minnesota are owned IN
communities having a population of less
than 1000. and less than 30 per cent IN
cities of 10000 or more population
More than half of the ears in the State
arc owned IN villages or communities
having > 900 or fewer residents
OF the 80. ON6 ears sold IN the State
during 1917 farmers and residents Of
villages having no more than ,. 900 popu-
Iaflon bought a3Ol. or nearly onC-half
while 1870 were purchased IN comnuni-
ties at fewer than 600 persons
This Is concrete evidence that the
farmer has high appreciation oi the
utility ol The motorcar IN his business
This Is easily understood when i is
remembered hat the farmer is dependent
entirely upon his own means Of trans
portatton, has long distances to 90 10
market and ms tirnc IS needed on the
farm rather than on tho road
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-17
Large Motorcycle Shipment.

One Of the largest single shipments Of
motorcycles for the mtcd States govern
mcut ever madc was carried away from thc
licndcc Manufacturing Go 3 Indian
rnotorcN Gle factory ia Springfield Mass
on Tuesday, "Wednesday and Thursday,
March 70. - and -. IA four army truck
trans ot 80 truck cach Nearly 900
cases ot Indian moturcvolcs, sldc cars.
tlrc- and SPARE parts for the machines
constituted the Shipment and Il took
tHcrV ono pt tbc 80 hig tive ton truck- 10
ctrr> them Tho loading alone took two
and half d41@ The motorcNclc@ are
tur fhc \mcue1n lorrc~ m Erancc and they
were rushed from tho factory to an Nt-
Gute port ht motor truck trans to relieve
trrich; congestion and speed M SHIN
mrHt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-17
New I.nhricatine SNstcrn.

B HowoI If tic Studehakcr iaragc
enthusiastic over thc perfection of tht
lahrcating system now apphcd ~ tho
series 10 uedcI~
l'or greater ~siroty The nov series ~
~fudcb3kgr motors are fabricated by what
S hnoVu is p duplex system That IS
besides tac g~ual -plash jGbrcat}er.
additional oj 5 delivered under prc>s4tr
frau q distributor rIpc o. ai cr4nkSlat'
and cam>ha!t t'e1llng~ he Crarpump
driven from the ,am~haft draws ,nS mi
tarough iarc cllinlncai strmnrr ar
ce~~hh located 10 tho hottom ot the
engine pan >tudehakor engineers have
"a designed and perfected thl~ pump
that 4 cau never io~, primo
Il IS understood that AIr Howell viii
soon handle the Gariori TRUCK agency for
thIs VcntN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-17
To Put Ont New Car.

Louis Chevrolet is vice president and
chief engineer of the American Motors
Corporation. Of painhcld, New Jersey,
who will make and market car under the
name of American Many claims of
excellence arc put forth for the product,
and its availability for Eastern dealers
rs made much OF
MIR. Manscll Of the Delaware Garagc
and Diamond State Auto 60 SAYS that
"drIvcaways from the paige-Dctroit
factory average t0pcr dnV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-17
SPEAKING OF SPRING.
BY " alt Mason.

The spring s here. with i,es and birds
and 50 rai~c my Spicl ecc VIII ! ~lmpll
can't hnd words "a ten how good feel
] always uhrtzc and >ucczc and cough
when Winters blasts arc sprung. the
winter trolr my sldchoards of. and
spoiled my larhoard lung Tho winter,
long and dark and cold puts crmps IN
any lad the winter made me feel 81 old /
seemed like Noah dad
The ~prnctim" hrightens M the plains,
reIneuatng mon and | can take my
trI~tv lla>nc- and tat the road again
\il dHN | work to beat tho band, that
! may htI> Thrift stamps I'm saving
wood I'm pounding saudi I'm cleaning
cnal o'l Iamp- "a loading hay on crcah-
ms warns "a painting han ot gate.
and thrn II dust. 'aha my liaync- and
ridc uinc ml.c~ ~ c1ghi trd fh,n ! am uo
longer stale ~ riic rctrr~hc- me to
morrow ! rtn earn more kai". ard hn q
stamp or fhrre
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-17
ENCOUNTERED SNOW.
Experience Of Guy X. Ford Driving Cars
From Toledo.

Guy r.. Ford reports no end of divcrsi-
fed experiences IN the trip which he
made from Toledo, O., last week, bringing
back seven Overland cars Leaving on
Tuesday, he arrived Saturday noon,
after having to lay over IN Pittsburg n
whole day on account of a storm of snow
and slcet. Finally started, drifts Of snow
were encountered which required all
hands To shovel way through before u
further start could be made, and then
two trains of army trucks at four miles
per hour held the lighter cars back for
four hours, 4 rather humiliating post
script for his tale of woe in the declaration
that of all the roadways Travelled, that
into Wilmington from tho Pennsylvania
linc was easily the worst
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-17
Try This If You
Have DandruH

There IS one slrc way that never fails
To rcmovc dandruf completely and that
IS 10 dissolve il Tins destroys it en-
tirelv To do this just pet about four
ounces of plaln, ordinary lI,pnd arvon
apply II at night when retiring, li-o
enough to moistcn the fcalp and rub Il
III gently with the finger tip
l'y morning, most If not MI. of volr
dandrlf VIII hc gone, aud three or four
morc applications VIII completely dis
solve and entirely destroy every single
sign and trace ot Il, no matter how much
dandru4 ,ou mas have
lnu Wlll find. too. that MI itching aud
digging of tho scalp VIII stop Instantly.
and your har viii hc iluHy. hstra1is.
Elosesl sily and soft. and look and feel n
hundred tunes better
ON can get liquid arvnn 1T anv drug
store II is inexpensive. and four ounces
Is all Won will need his simple remedy
has never been known to fall
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-17
CADILLAC CARRIES
USEFIT ACCESSORIES

Under tho general classification oi
standard equipment the Cadillac car
ries many features which might better
be termed special equipment. Yet none
has been included rs part Of the stand
ard types until ITS ut ity or the need for 4
has been proved All have been selected
with view To increasing the comfort or
the convenience Of the driver and pas-
the car
The carburctor Incorporates dean
ing Or gaa-savng device which renders
unnecessary the addition of such an ac-
cessory by the owner.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-17
SUMMER MOTORING.
Motor Age Dcvotes Much Of Rcccn,
Issue 10 Hints

The April number of Motor Age ia Of
unusual interest 10 all automobiists who
have III mind "motor vacations for the
coming season. There are several pages
OF practical hints, some Of them from those
who have tried them out in personal OK
crs' trials and trlumphs; cats, sleeps and
all the rest All this is IN addition 10 an
unusually full number covering the trade
news OF the week, motor vehicle laws in
the States and cities, touring III the
national parks, and many maps.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-17
HORSES BY TRUCK.
Local Motorists Find Much To Interest
Them in the Innovation.

An innovation in the uses of motor
trucks was the center of attraction ON
Delaware avenue Sunday when ten OF
them. loaded with horses en- route to the
Bowie races, stopped TO feed water and
gas.
Shows what we are coming TO II the
railroads are to keep up their shortage of
CAPACITY.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-17
New Road Hinted al.

There las been much talk Of LAYING
ont new route from this city 10 the
Pennsylvania Inc nearer tho rIver and
uu Il lower level than ( he present routes
Iu tho meantime. work Is being done To
keep the PhIialciphIa ftke Iu better shape
thun Il has hrcti. which l> cheering news
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-17
New Southern Route.

The Hotel du pont is distributing map
showing the State Road stations route
through Glasgow To tlkton, thus CIT
ting Newark Out of the through route
10 Baltimore and points south NIauv
Of the trucks have hccu going that wav,
prior to the recent week of storms
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-17
RelaNs OF Car Drivers.

.I,fu Cahi ha- II-t lad foar Dodgt.
,~4r, driven ID from me factory He ~
ptr-s thar e..oh wcre moro ttau 800
.ar- iefr ;he factory ~ rrg---countr1
driycuwaHe some Dodge dealers h4vc
t.r-.- rcL.A- III Two drIEer. .... ~ II. -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-17
Motor Iseate Train

Mr.. Mcdonald Gf the Swcelen-WiI-
mington Company learns that IN mnny
eases the cost Of drlveaways from the
Detroit factory Of The IIupp was less than
freight rates would have been. $50 ears
were driven away last week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-17
Johnson Has Long Drive.

Andrew Johnson oi tine French Street.
Garage ht~ JUS returned with h4ii 81
dozeu REQ car~ driven iron ruc factory.
He hrsng- word tina = per ccut oi the
kco production i now being driven
away instead IF hciug -hppcd ON
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-17
Trolley Motorman Retired

James il. McAlccr. a veteran motor
man or the West Iou th street and
Shellpot car line, has been placed by tho
Traction %. on the retired list. lie has
seen many years Of service
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-17
No Rubber Boots Needed,

The Tire Service Co, through kav
Emmons denies that it was necessary
u provide rubber boots for GOODYEAR
equipped wheels during the recent damp
or.an
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-17
Brought in 80 ars

I + Norman. 81 the Iord agcucr
las peen On the road fup,r of ne rlmr
recently. having rnado four rps "a
twenty DAYS 70 ana from drycaHaT
points But ne has brought In some hftE
.aars. which e aulte an aehlcxeuenl-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-19
City's Highest Naval
Officer Returns To
Take Part in Reunion

Lieut.. Commander Ernest T.. Gun
Their, Of the United States superde-
stroyer Elliot, Memphis highest rank
ing. naval officer, has returned home to
visit his parents, MIR. and Mrs. NJ, II
Gunther, 924 Peabody avenue, during
the Christmas holidays.
The occasion Of Commander Gun
theirs visit was made more joyful to
the family by the return Thursday
morning Of Lieut., G; j. Gunther, from
Camp Zachary. Taylor to spend the
Christmas holidays. A third brother,
Lieut.. J. A.. Gunther, has not yet re-
turned for the reunion.
Commander Gunther left with a party
or friends Wednesday evening for Ar
kansas to spend two days duck shoot
ing. He will return Friday.
The assignment Of Commander Gun
ther to the Elliot bears a bit Of tragedy
and pathos. The vessel was named
after the gallant Lieut., Commander
Richard Mccall Elliot, of Philadelphia,
who gave his life in a premature ex-
plosion Of depth charges aboard the
destroyer Manley last year.
Lieut., Elliot was a close friend to
Commander Gunther and when the new
vessel, which will be launched about
IAN. l, was named after him, Com
mander Gunther requested to be placed
In charge. He has been In the naval
service for miro wears, graduating from
ANNAPOLIS in 1908.
Gunther will leave Jan. ] for Phila-
delphia to place the Elliot In commits
sion n take 1t out to sea During
the war the Jarvis, OF which Gunther
was commander, had many encounters
with submarines and official credit for
one OF the undersea boats has been
given Commander Gunther.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-19
HAS THE MEN;
WHO'S GOT A JOB?

Earl Palmer. chairman of the Cham
Der of Commerce committee to bring
jobs and returned soldiers together,
says he Is experiencing no difficulty in
finding soldiers. Jobs are a little slow
showing up.
In fact, Mr., Palmer felt impelled
Thursday to send out a call to employ
ers for assistance. He has succeeded
in placing a number of men, and many
have returned unannounced and have
been assigned to their old Jobs.
At present he has in stock, subject
to inspection, eight clerical men, two
timekeepers, IL statesmen, one plumber,
one flooring molder, one engineer, one
auditor, six stenographers and book
keepers, two chauffeurs, three book
keepers. one electrician, one collector,
one farm labor foreman, n auto shop
clerk, three clerks and one transit
man.
Anyone requiring the services Of a
nan in any of the above occupations,
can have, the job promptly filled by
communicating with the u. s. employ
ment service, 103 South Court avenue.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-19
WILL INTERN ENEMY
TROOPS ROUNDED UP

PARIS, Dec. 10. (Havas .)-Austro-
German soldiers who have been rounded
up in European and Asiatic Turkey by
the allies, will be transported to France
for internment until peace is declared.
Admiral J. F. c. Amet, French high
commissioner at Constantinople, has
requisitioned all German vessels in
Turkish ports and will use them in
transporting the Austro-G German pris-
oners to France.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-19
HUN MINE EXPL0DES;
Is SLAIN, rs HURT

PARIS, Dec. 10. (Havas.)--A German
mine, which had been planted in a
bridge at Guise, has exploded, killing
Is persons and injuring Is, according to
a Guise dispatch to the Matin. The
date of the explosion Is not given, but
the report says that 1t occurred more
thar a month after the armistice went
into effect,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-19
IS NAMED MINISTER,

PARIS, Dec. 10. (Havas.)-Francisco
Garcia Calderon, who has been first
secretary of the Peruvian legation here,
has been named minister for his gov
eminent to Belgium. He was the
guest Of diplomatic representatives of
Latin-America at a banquet last night,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-19
KILLED IN ACTION.

NATCHEZ, Miss, Dec. 10. (Spl.)-
News has been received by ]. Charles
Carson, Of Natchez, Of the death Of his
grandson, Benjamin Case Carson, who
was killed In action In France Nov. 0.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-19
Order Now-Get Choice

or Samelson's fresh Havana Cigars,
the mems Xmas. Tadema, Julia Mar
lowe or Extra-all good ones. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-19

The faculty and students OF Howe in
, stitute will celebrate emancipation
proclamation Jan. ! with appropriate
exercises. The public is asked to keep
this in mind.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-19

DR.. o. B. Taylor, Of the faculty Of the
Meharry Medical college at Nashville,
Tenn, Is in the city shaking hands with
his many friends,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-19

We would like to have the names of
negro men and women who have
worked at one place for many years.
Continuity of service gives some evil
dence Of efficiency and reliability
which should be recognized.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-19

The Child Welfare club will give a
Christmas tree for poor children at
Church's park Thursday afternoon, Dec.
rs, at 2 o'clock. All persons having
names, and ages, of needy children are
asked to send them to Bessie w.
Graves, 624 st. Paul avenue, at once.
Ministers are asked to make this n
nouncement to their congregations.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-19

Rev. 7. o. Fuller leaves for Louis
vile, KY, today to deliver an address
on 1.-THE Conservation Of Religious and
Ethical Ideals" to the negro ministers
of Kentucky.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-19

Every clock guaranteed indefinitely.
each is an eight-day movement, with
cathedral gong strike. and Is solid ma
hogany. A better clock could not be
secured for much more money.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-19

A marked improvement Is noted in
the conduct Of porters, chauffeurs and
houseboys. These helpers touch the life
of the community at important points,
and they should be ever alert to make
good.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-19

On account of loss of time during the
epidemic, LeMoyne institute will OBJ
serve one day only as Christmas holi-
day, and that will be Wednesday, Dec.
25. Otherwise the work will continue
as usual.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-19

The Henderson Business college en-
tertained the visiting ministers at
tending the institute at luncheon and
assisted also in furnishing music at the
closing session.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-19

The address of Gen. Azgapetian was
a rare treat for the negro people of
Memphis. They got valuable first-hand
information as to the suffering of the
Armenians which stimulated a desire
to help them.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-19

Matte Green has been selected as fl
nancial agent and authorized to rep
resent the Colored Orphans and Old
Folks home on fernando road,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-19

The public schools begin their Christ
mas holidays Dec, 20, and resume work
on Dec. 80, so states Principal Hamilton,
of Kortrecht high school.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-19

Howe institute will close Friday after
noon, Dec. 20, for the holidays, and will
reopen Monday, Dec. 30.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-19

The Memphis Urban league will hold
an important meeting at Henderson
Business college, Monday afternoon,
Dec. %, at $3.50 o'clock. All members
are urged to be present. /
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-12-19

Dean L. B. Moore, who conducted
such an important and interesting in
stitute among the colored ministers
here, went to Louisville, KY, last night
to engage in a similar meeting there.
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6e1M1ft9=anlenber
HOTEL M

1926 ala,mu &tasa = biibi6 n0blierte
refine 3intmer. SOC, 75c nno 81 pho
Saa; per ISOLDE $500 uno %anftpdrts.
Selepbou grodett 65S.
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eta iebenssr 9runnea.

@insn ieltenen 8etpeis bon Der au=
Berorbentlihen Qebensfdhiafeit &c,
tpiHer 8Gume bietet cine itattliGs
puppel in benz Dorfe @iinten am
96uneriee. Oils man Dor ettpa &c
Sabren Dor benz bortisen poftgebdub,
einen lduFenben Drummer beritelfte,
beniibte man als S1aft unb 2rdse-
Der H0brenleituns einen iunsen paps
pelftamn, Der aufreht in ben 8obea
gerummt unb in beFen sS1nern biz
R0bre eingsi4altet fpuroe. Rad FUR
ger 3eit beeann Der Shaft au treiben,
f9lug Wur3eln unb befum neu:
SdoFe, unb beute it sr gu einem
groben, bihtbelaubten Bdume ousaes
tpahisn. Die R0hrsnleiturs lit ieBl
o~ouftdnbig oerfpadier unb-es gepabri
einsn eigenartigen Inblid, apis aus
bem Snnsrn oes unperfebrten Stam.
mes Der itarte WaHsrftrabl berpor.
briht. S6on munhsr frember 8es
fuder bat sriibelnb Dor bieiem bib,
fhen Rdtbfel seftanben, obne 2Diunp
Tinben 81 tonnen.
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SIZE nsrp5,ats gtnte.

Cine merfpirbige, uralte unb 9es
beiligte Site herridt i'm fran30iiden
5enate unb liefert einen neuen Be-
nsis fir Die oft eigentbiimliden Sc
6rdu6e int Rei1e bss SerrT9ers 8us
r~euufratifns. Sn ben 8Dr5immern
bes SenatsgebGubss in Der frun3oiiS
f9en 9auptfabt finb Die langen 9iz
f9e nit f9Onen, gelben Oeden bebedt.
Nuf bieien Siiben liegen ii Die
2iiten auf, in Die ii9 bic 8eiuder
nit Namer unD Nbrsfe eintragen
miiFsn, bic eiltem Serator eiren
Wuni9 por3utragen baden p0er i'm
perfDnli9 fprsden moaen. Muf bem
Slide befinben Iih bier gauge 8leiz
itifte gum 3pede bieIer @intragungea.
Oa nun aber bic BAIL Der 9erren,
Die I'm Frans0ifi9sn Senate ooriprs-
den, cine febr groBe III, uno nidt is~
Der einer 8leiitift BEL ii9 fiihrt, ndbrt
IS natirli9 cine geraume 3eit, Bis
ale hire Namen in bis Cite ge16riss
ben bdben. lin bieIes u~nansenehm:
unD nerb0s ma9enos Marten ab3us
~tir3en, benuBt fpobf Der cine ooer
Der anbere einen 5iiGFebsrbalter, ben
ct BEL iih bat, uno trdgt iernsn Nas
men nit 9inte ein. Ssbesmal tpirn
aber bon ben Oisnern bisIe Sintens
idrift prompt auridsepieien. Menn
nun Der Qbsepieiene erItaunt uno in.
oisnirt cine Grfldrune forbert, err
bdlt er Die merfpiirbise Musfunft
oaB nit Sinte UNI feinen preis ges
f9rieben fperben bari, neil bann &C.
fabr beifc6t. OaB auf biefe Weife bic
ihDnen, selbsn Sildbeden 5intenflede
befpnamen.
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5rtit Brefe fit seras: sonnabenb ben II. Snli 1918.

= Natn, bic Damen Fii6rtsn mid gu
benz Manne, Der als bic nSbeater4roz
nil bon ganenftebt" In meiner @rinnez
rltltg nod lebte. Was par aber aus
benz emit 10 r~iiftigen, 6ebenoen, INNER
lllitigen We9fung ge1porben! Sin 8us
iammengeidrumpftes, %fleines, uit6mae
Tides MGnn6en trat mir, alf cine
ariide geitibt, aus ieinem 9drt6sn
enteegen. Seine @ebddtniBfraft 6atte
aber ofFenbar nidt geliften. @r JOB
mt9 eine Weile IdarF an, bann rief er:
Isle Iein ia Der 2eipinsfb!" SrpbDem
er ieit 5p0lf 'Sabren iein 6dusden
nt9t me6r perlaien, mar We4fung
NIT fei1em geliebten 5beater npo in@
mig DerpahIen urro ii6er ale 8orz
fonmniRe auf ods GenaueTte unterS
rt9tet. Sein GrinnerungsDerm6gen
rei4te itber iieben cSa6r3e6nte Biz gu
ben 8aFfpielen Der 69rDoer : De-
orient unb St9atfdefs. @r bate oie
8litbe unb ben 8erfdq be8 6oft6eQz
ters miterlebt unb fi6 itets als Bic
re6te 6anb aner fprnmenben uno ge1
benDen e%Sntenpanten unb 8ireftpren
ernteien.
unb in Der @rinnerung an Die nam
belreide 8~ergongenbeit belebten it9
Die ,3Ige bes @reiies, feline gefriimlnte
@efbaIt bob fih, feline Geos fpruoelte,
iein 3um0r ftdderte duf, unb erg0B@
lid mars, pie er 8srionen, bic id
setannt, in Sprode unb @eIte treu
na6ahmte er par lpieber Der yalte"
De9fung, 3pei Stunoen bate er
mid in fsiner 2aube feitgehalten. Nfs
i'd nun nit ben Worten: nesSn peitercn
45 Sabren feben mir uns boffentli9
pieber,@ f9er5enb pbn inn Qbf9ieb
nabm, REF er nit ~refignirtem Qdheln:
Sort oben pielIeidt - ipenn tie etnen
dusgeoienten Sbeotermeiifer i'm 6ims
mel bruuden tDnnsn!"
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Sarnen und Geflaaelfatter.

serh. staffel, 319 OFT : Commerce
Str. Sen, @etreibe, @arten1 uno Setos
inmen, @efliigelfutter. Sninbntoren.
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SAN ANTONIO AUTO PARTSCO.
e13-615 Sib= Mlamp Gtrake.
dcTanbnc R~n&n<t Q01

1etePyuu OrpueIt oUf.
BroBes Experiment. bon aIerhanD &C.
trieben, Bearings, Se6ern. Nd6eru.
dhfen, 9ouiings lnb an0ern SeNen fir
automobile beridiebenartiaiter apnitrrf<
tion. gbenio Niognetos, Coils. garbures
tDrs, goiings uno ole anbern BeDurfs-
nrtifel. @ir mogen gernbe Das hnben,
Das Gle gebraiben uno tonnen Sinner
@lo erfpnren.
@ir fanfen aIte Cars.
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Mle i@ TO afasue eima setsegea.
Son 6riebrin 85rncr @iEfeug.

Son Sriehrin 85rncrs GGiIfeug.
Sd 8iebe 81 Die pltrpnrnen WarSiuen,
Nie 9olD'n Sonne vat ia longlt geicbie,
tletl.
Sn meiaem Stiibd1en lit Ser Srieben.
@nn aller @elt iiest's ab9eidieoeu.
yinn tonmt berpor, i6r Eraumgeitaltea,
ger oiirft lbr ungebi1bert pnltel1,
Stngt mir ing DIR Die liibeu 2ieDer,
Hub alf elm 8latt idreib f1 lie nieber.
Ilro fpdter, in Der triiben 3eit,
@ern abgeltreift Der Sueenb 8Ieib,
gail1l mill id i1nuter pitcher leIert.
@te tb 10 slildIi6 emit aeipeieu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-27

8eibeioenbeit bel mittelmaBi.
gen 5Gbisfeiten lit Gbrlidfeit; bel
groBen EoIenten lit Is SeudeIei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-27

Gin nobIer 9auner.
.5is sebtn alto gu, BEN 8ldser bie
9rieftafGe nit ben 8arfwttn unb
unbesabltsn Rshnunsen enttpenbet su
bobeng@ ga abr NIT einem
zhil ns Gtlbts bdb im bis Rcd
irinaen bsnlihenl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-27

Del Rorbpul nar erreiht. @r ers
tpiss iid als talt uno burd)aus unin-
ttreHant. Der tibne Jori4er fnb ii9
UNI unb trabte Fih ben 8opf. Gs mar
nidt einmal etpas 81 pbotosrapbirea
in Siht.
Wohin nun, MeiItsr9" unterbra9
ihn ftin aifiitent in Der balben
3rdumerei. MoQen mir ben Monb
Riieigen ooer ben Sirius iu9en2"
.Oa8u baben mir Die 4pparats
niht. 9lber ba Der Norbppl nun ges
funbsn 1T unb Die 9efdihs bod
tpeiter teinen 3psd bat, IuGen mir
ben Siibpot".
llnD tie bristsn Iid nod einen
@isbdren unb traten bic ReiIt an.