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A'gents.
CALCULATlON ON A GluANTlC
SQALE.
Sort. l9.~-—'l‘ho
annouutus
rucrrror'rf
tor t‘rzr' production
and do “rt-‘1' 51 lrorlulr's of Tintlll'l ('or‘é'I
on Ur-to‘mr. Nowmlwr' 11ml lIc-rmrrhm'
T1111 is 1:11 1'1'1'11 "’
“,1.-
1’11 rd 3101
111'
-\Ill 1111‘s [111‘ 1.11:}! 1d
illum' ”111.: rrrorrma'. ‘ilrnr intiir'utms the
nit-0 brrlrurt'e that has been established
between land nupgly and Ford de-
mand. Another extraordinary achieve
ment of the Ford Motor (‘ornpnny in
'.planuing its production and Bales: far
in advance is. shown in this: A year
-ugo lnxt May the sales. department of
the Ford submitted schedules. calling
for 11 production of 2313.000 cars for the
year. At the end of four months the
.solr‘edulos for rnanhut'ac'ture and deliv
ey were checked, it was forlnd that
there was a difierence hetueon pro-
duction and delivery of just (36 Ford
cars. '
The officers or the Ford Motor Com-
'pany fail‘t’o See any coincidence .wlrat-
ever in it. They say that it is merely
the scientific solution of a mathemati-
cal problem; that it is merely adjusn
ing Ford production which had reach
marrd. which hashccom'a 9.3313011th
and invariable as the demand for any
other staple or necessity. They soy
further, that the universal 'and unwary,-
. ing standard of Ford service is o- tre-
3 11169110115 factor in es tnhlishiug, this
consl‘ant demand for Ford cars.
ed its normal for lastjenrto Ford do»
On October Isl ll re 11 ord \Iotor Com- the Ford Motor Company
pony Will add more members to the:
large family‘ of _Ford branches. in tlllS'3
'A.
“working year. "
7,000 Fordsin Milwaukee, \l’iscouolrr _cd ioniurctot'. the Ford schedule. '11)
took about 12,000 Fords. With the now
estimated that Mll-
mlukee will distribute hgtweeu 15,111")
mid 20.0011 Fords 111 Wisconsin. 0'
1101.91'211. rho purpose of lnmo:1r-lng""e“ lhruv 1111111113, in advance-~111Mb
the number 01' Ford branches i153 not A?“ i' “”4 LING 0“ 50111? other staple
alone to increase 1' 0111 sales, enor 11.11111 that is .being made and sold,.
as they already are. The purpose of “'1‘ no Ford is not subject 'to 1111‘; can.
the Ford branches' is to perfect a (5105- ditlon and Mm, of fire rest at. the auto-
er, more direct and more continuous mobile induotr'y. said an Officer of the
contact between Ford owners and the Ford 31mm Company "Unlike all 0th.
Film MOW? Company itself. Til-at has er cars. the Ford cor is not considered
been the fundamental 11“!”le an“ as just. a luxuryi ‘It is considered 1111
whole plan. Wherever the Ford Mo- (33039ij _nocessity.- 1 5311,3039 no
*0? Company 1'3 personally WPWSEM' more bread is sold'aud eaten in Aili'il
ad. it mean more efficient, more 1m“ than in October The demand for
50m“ 59""109 werery Ford Own"- it bread is constant. So is the demand
means that a larger and more com- for Ford. cars in periods 01} 33513333
mete stock 01’ Ford parts can he CW“ tiepleSSion we (economize in our 111qu-
“9‘1 that Ford owners are deahng “1‘ ies. It is the market im- high—«orhign-
”Guy with the Ford MW” CompanyuerEpnced cars that falters then. The
and that Ford service, consequently, is citizen. mqvéd to ocouoml-Iing, buys
practically instantaneous- ' lens exponfsi 3 clothes, cigars; hats
The ne1'1 Ford Milwaukee branch will gloves. cindy and“ motor cars. But he
be under the personal mmmger'ne'nt of goes right on inning bread and shoes
\i. L. Gilpin.‘ formerly ansisr- and clothes ind Ford car's—because
ant manager of the 1} 0rd Chicago those are neoessities. These are sta
branch. Mr Gilpin’s assistant will he pies.
Allan 3- Pense, 0." Detroit. _1 . 1'3‘ -' i “For such Masons the Ford 3611:031-
' Gomohny. the only one among the 1x10-
5‘- THOUSAND A DAV FOKA YEAR- tor oar manuiaoturers of the world;
DETROIT Sept. 19—1—11 thousandoo {ch 3111a 33 ely, plan a dolly prodtio—
d day for 306 days. Excluding Sm» land you ,_ radvanqe.sin1ply because
dnysmrd holidays, this «institutes tho the demand for Ford cars and the‘ mar-
ket for Ford cars are unchluuluz.
11d; 1311 the way. a continuous m
auction of 1,000 cars a day and the tact
That is a production of 306.0001Ford that tho, F
t r the year. That
inosi 111.21mle..1‘rs that any automobile
('orrnrany run onlrrrly and rorrfideutly-
'. ar. ‘1‘;
prnn its dailw production 11 venr.
.
This is the production schedulé g:
l
iotor- Company is 2113 '
2, ,. .3
‘Me’nllodéllln Eermm War 3
. whom Big Battle ‘
vu'a
"Ii
.llllllllll Pillll} ,,Wl‘lli
. l'rllllll lllllllllllhrr
Operations Loahng to {la iloa o
horroekrmpi Russian
.. ‘..-.n—‘v‘
‘lllikl l\" 1hr Rotterdam. Sept.
311V via lorrdmr. Sept.18,'§:30 a
Zeitunn 11111 Mittarrc as follows:
early. as poosihlc woolen undorm
Wear and 51111 g',-‘ for my soldiers.
(irectintrs
"\"l. ILl lliLM, Crown Princc.;
11311115 11111131 a low clays ago that
the Crown Prince. who evidently
has tho comfort of “his soltlicrs
21lwny5 in 11113111! telegraphed to :1
Berlin neuspnper askinr 'it to
oollect and imuarrl tobacco and
cigars for his soldiers.
l‘ho healinr‘: oi" the wound of
of Emperor \\'illiam, iS'pngi‘css—
«111g normally, but lit drill possibly
be scvreal Weeks .lK‘fOTQ he is
wholly restored, according to an
annoumemeni at the' .1mpcr1al
corrrt"3toda1'... , -, 3
No news from ofncial 5ourccs
for pollination has bed-n recciv» ,
slot: ."the11‘1i’clnight bulletin
whose reports of- alter
lll‘l’ BBRESS
Ifiliaoks. odd Torinter-hllacks
m.~(.1(1\\'11 l’rrrlCe l rmlel‘it‘k lit-I“ il-g
l’rirrco Joachim .thc youngestson- '
I WONDER
new: -
' 1, 1., 1- ‘.." ,51.
battle is still progr‘ossrng.
wise there is link illunriuntinn"”(he
111'11'5 {01‘ the (2011111111 public. and them
not. tho slightest hint 111'
trnn‘crnents 111‘ l'l'il-NWI .111'
't'errnou rtrrny for the. ins:
tir-
i‘lr' '
331:3
military .1111'lroriri1-1..11lro :1'11- (l1-
""."'"'"" 11-1iIstcm lio‘ . :1 1i-1'iu'1111'14, .3 5
1l'lrt‘, \101‘1l111-I rrl' lilo latcst
,w't 111' :1 hoary
lilttili;
\l1.111\\'l11l1- ‘rlrr' 51," trih' 111' tlrt' 1h“
unwrslrip 1111 the Roman front “11-,
gen-oral engagw ’ -.
.
irrmr 11"l1i1l1 it is prissilflo tn (ll‘EtW
la Immoral pntrrrc or the Hilt‘lil-
liinns lo M111:2 to tho rlcl't'nt'
.,,..1
AND MR i‘a.
it'll": 111 I"
,l'u «la‘usrinrr 1'1' gm
tormirwd' to---' veil tiir.srilialrmi 111 1;“, 111mm and "whim:
.l}TII\ 1‘
alllrorro;
‘ l' rrl'l'I
~11 1h1 1111.111l 41.131115.
h'ls been rclnm'd. and 11 1111111l11-1',H.,,,,.
nl' ~“'imics are COlillnrr through 111 111 {11' 1111 (‘nnrmhns 11 .1s (ligcrn'- in connection “1111 “W“, oornpdnies
fl '1111: n Clllilllr'r
11f lriurrthml against it with a non army
1F 9A
r {iii . " ~ .' . . 1 .
(ltllx‘l':,'.tt'1;1lrrg ilw southern tmrmvr-xur
drilling.
Suitlrru.
r1'1'1'i1'crl
Vicinity of
rd li'l'ri‘a‘illl'lliri
1111- 11m
11 ‘Clril
ilil‘xlllk" 1111 worrrcrrt, and Since
htk’llit‘tl
111 1:4. in Monti-'11 the rlarirru‘
1";th “5"] “T1213? “' "l' l t” ill“ ‘31hi'lk‘34'1 Ul' h'ertllllu'fllx‘l'l11i2l1'1"..l
111.115. ill-1‘ ' slutcnr'w made .11 3.2-." 1- ., 3 1;, '33,“; 11.310” 1,, 11‘
Fri-211111 .11111 t erglrnlr ,111131111-111-5. ..,,,,_131,3 ”1.3.2 511111 ,1 .11'11'11'1 111
11:11.! .l)_.' \1'l'1i1'lr the Rhoda”
til-11111111 bulletin 1111113 palm» l>13_\’3.3,-;,.1‘-, :111111 3 ”311, 3,33,13,04 and
11111'1'312'1-1111 i‘w irrrilr'nilng 1irat';-3-.-'1‘131,1.3.1 3, 53.,” mm. 3,1,3,“ 3,1,1
““W i“ only :1 50‘1““ ”l" ”'ll‘m' " 1‘1" 'i‘l', i11 1'.’r~'1 of 11111111.- might
"’3'.‘»15'-.31"“«“W”l“7 in lll"‘."~1'"“5~"- imi ll 1-“ 31:11”: luwin ‘1':‘,"Ir'rrll\‘ 'zi's‘ (li~';r.~;lr'1'ms
mulr'rxnmtl rlrnt rlrl<'i.~. 1101“tin-’1'11-.317,13-13;,-.,.,,13-,m,;{' ',".'- '
,CfiHe, and that 1111' 1111111415 “rrnrl'j- 1 "Min 33.1,“33‘:huwwm.m0 .133
otrrrlrr'-:1tt.:u'k~1 31111'111111111'11 fir'o' ' '
(irrrti'al
ml .1 lit-equate 1'csi~t~
Aim-1'
-:rl1ss'l'1ul111rr-- the Russians
fur'ml lmrk all-711111 in tlrr'
\1'l'1111 the flank man'-
‘31
illt'
\\ (11‘
till? its-rung
mm 111111111
aircarl'
itionornl Rcrrucnknmpi's R11::.~'i2111"_rollcotod :11 Lych. including the E2r1d
1 1| Will
i, From Sept. 7 to 13 the Ros—Widow
; Corps and parts of the Third Siberian "
just arriiing from lr'kulsk and
‘ <1: 1115 tok a 5tr0113tr position on the the" remainder of the defeated Narrow-
i11.-\llcubur2.;1nd
lino from \np‘crhur‘g to (lorriacr— arrny'but the rounter attacks failed
\'\' olrlzut. tho and on September 10 fire Russians be
'Udlll llltlil.‘ l" c$5”)le ‘0' thL' loft hing routing on tho Tilumriau gun to fall back on their main p631.
1La'k1's and the rirrht “lug prnttcl- tlon retreating in good order and well
forest of Fr'isclrinfr 1111050 partly:
ions. woods and swrnms furnislmrl ‘rt'ing
brought up beside their lrcavv ar— 1mg
tillcry. Russian
'iar to the W933i and 15011111 but while
offensive operations in the
berg. , «« 1 ..
”‘lhe enom'v's
’lo the German official account, erfior
Third, i'mrrtzh and "lwcntiotlr them.
:Cor'ps, two reser 111' division's and
:five cavalry divis'rlons. '
scommander, .1'neanwlnle WES -RS- from
‘priving: 1o immerses o, their" large.
gs: 'rious 11nd calling in rill but a‘
, f.-
‘zri'alrv scouted across the border in two
“Plea-“AWN“ and forward as' .rd in the rear and flunk hr the covered
The Russian nrtlllory on the right
appears to have mode 11 good
' an alumni. inrprcgrrablc 1;.1srtiurr.retreat owing to n timely start, “bile
’l he lénsians devoted great efforts the left wing was hard pressed by the
to orrlrr.rrolri113r their position and 011191031113 (rm-luau infamy)
From
retreated
columns,
the main body went northuard
11111.", the Russians
otherwise the .11 111v undertook no and are others in 1111' easterly direcw
(lays tion. pursued h‘y the Germans, who od- '
.followrng the bottle of human—3 111111391! for from the‘ border-
The Gordian GOverdmaht has
forces according Dolfitéd (_‘ount V011 Merreldt as ‘KOV'E
of the Russian providers of
‘.were Comprisfe‘d of the Sr«coiiq,'Su1valkiand other BOWLS 000“?!“ by
The Unirersiig of Koentgsberg to-.
. ‘ day conferred 119011 General von' .Hln-
Gen. Ilrmlenhm'g, the Gordian derrherg' horiorar'v doctor's degreos' So Fly-our! of It He Had It
all four of the departments of
"rambling every 31-. 111111111 111.311,” (le- Philosophy. Theology. Law and Med ' One of the armorial. m
The Berliner Togohlatt prints this
he fame ‘pr-o 'iollowlug regarding the operations in
‘ thé wont: ’ j.' ‘
3 " “We are slandln'g‘ on the ddl’en‘slve
on a 125 mile‘ battle line; and Becouse ,
ave been s'polled by’ a rapid oer
'3‘lct'orlos many nr'e‘ unable' 103
3'11;
f Captain Sélriur» .
“1’31er tlfe‘fixti'mrm right 1'. lug'lmma'
resist
‘ ‘ b31115 ensilx nirh rigid
._.silrlc, 11nd 11 111111: while aftraIrwardsth
lllllllcllllt‘if" again 11'—',3
“31.5111 toll Millie. c1151 imam Hermon
Jluyu has boon 131,151.11 land in tin 23,131
rirtrtcctcl l1),
R'errrronf
' D" James Dunnlguu. Sodihington,
PAGE Maia-r
1813i! 5554
‘n
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ii)
115‘
o; 1dr origins}.
»lthtcn 2'11 is and Yer d
'fOr séraregic- reason is in itself n03
ling ruurneniou.‘ in ma :1' days of 5%
11112. and <lrlttin,3_- positions 111111 '
w'suirs aione are- 01111111. So
was wart}? w'nrrn-u . untied“,
W' iii in r: ‘ ' .rod'inx'
l'izik‘h troops draining mar-1'14 While in
' ' rlaS Exlra 15 (‘1 ll“l>‘tli' by ”-
chancao-
Anglo-
fill 7301‘. nit-.1:
1..
1.1»:1 1‘1.
'\ .
air» :-.r! urn
in .151:
15.11111 '..!tar‘m'.
.at‘r- Evelrer (iron
Freu -"11.
or the
correspond”!
Ann er. (idoé‘i‘ ' 55 than»
l'r'ussra on a o
for 1111: 11111.23
3 81'11 '11
lar 21';
' ‘Uur heat)
in
follows:
lum'it‘zer' batteries. 16:
ilardvd 1h? errrrerrr-l': 1111:1115 and 5013111)
Iiiuss: an irrlarrtr: 11th
lo 0'11 1-1 I'uud from this position, '
$1116 \1'_ ‘11 [he [regress of the
'lasses; but 3
he too rarrglrt the ‘org notes of tha'
battle musk:
'fl‘hu bfltle saivos of the Russian;
came in .erer' shortening iillt‘l‘l'als. and
" hen-«eon rolled the infantry fire. In)?!
in rollers and then irregularly. Mia:
whi‘ e the hard rattle of the in ion
guns on the edge of the formal M
a denierrin” sense. adding long W
or notes to l'lt confert.
"Tue Russian shrapnel meanwl
burst [on lrhzlr or too l' '
batteries: but Himaw'A-‘I’V‘w
. 11'3"" .111 the range, and or er our bob
rcrios soon lieu iragnrants of the '
slr'onor hatlginrwrrded for us. Soon
our hutreries lrroreasfd their 11183111-
til the heavens sworod nfire while
on the horizon the villages broke out
in flames
'llrrouglr 11w field «1.1.: 1 observed--
(larh111:1~~r~, 11min;- nrr'nfr; the field
it 11115 1.. I: 11-:‘111ren'ovl 13 :Irrnani 3
i'r.'1-'lr'\' 21 iron i113: with oxtraurdium‘y
Aliog'orilor' too high over. 111m
3111,1riodrxd shrrrnhols. rrrrri t'r'otlt""'§.i1fi
rrn‘th caruc inirrntr'y lire “hichjloh
has sileur
l "M l:-1.1 in tin afternoon the i1
slum slrrnpnol 1111 reai‘lrcd its «mix
Imum rinlo'n' And then followed
cessotion '1'): all ilrr for ten mirthl'od"
Lrurd' tlrrrr again 'tlro tire was 0
Ar ‘2 ii. the: 1111151111 tire stoppod with
our 111111 nd1amirag as rapidly as pd
bUi
liar:
szwcll.
'en‘ect of our flunk movement behind
Lootzen mallfi itself l‘elt‘
1TROLLEYS NOW HAVE PURCHAB-
ING AGENT.
.
H. Sanim‘d, Formerly of “how
Haven" Road. Takes Up Work.
Jill. Sanford: formerly purchasing
agent of the '\c1_1 Huron" road. hail
hoon rqorrolrrtml rirrrclmsinn fluent oi."
the<onnettr< 111 (1121115111.. “:26: ..'.','. '1‘
sn lruy tor the lloll'slit1111'1i‘ fund's {orn-
J.
pnny, the Berkshire Street linllw 1
Company. the New York & Stnrnl‘ord
\\'cstf:hcstei“
Railway ('Ullli‘tlil). the
' and the
'Pifiilr 1:1.l (‘omrrarrv
\\ estport \\ mor tornpnnv
in line 1.ith the policy the “No" "
timed" 1:5 no11;pi1rsuiug of curtailiny
951119115115 in e\ cry way possible, it ill
tlrou'ght .tlrat H A. Fabian director.“
of pur'rhases, can handle the business
without “11 Sanfords assistance so
that the latter can take (harge of the
purchases for the trolley 'companis'fi
and look closel) alter ever) detail
Firm”
The appointment of an indepondent
purchasing agent for the trolley co
ponies is the last step in givingtho
companies a complete organization
their 01111. entirely independent
oxery nay of the “\eiv Haven" in
agemont
Mr. Sanford will make his-.3 3
quarters in New Haven, and info
chasing Iwill try to patronize hon “
dustrics to the greatest possibl
tent. .
HARTFORD, Sept. 3
Lucien F Burpoe, in the
court today, imposed the
sentences:
Roy Schultz. llindsor.
horse. sent to relprnratory.
James Peters, Vi orcester
burglary prison 1 to 2 \"ears
.stealiug, prison. 1 to 2 years.
Wank Smith Chicope‘e. \iasst, t '
/
prison, 1 102 'years.
1 Iignatr. Kory Glastonbury, their
iormatdn.
1
DIED A BACHELO
Hi: Tombstone,
Norwalk Chronicler