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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-25
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Die altbetaunte rga orb itern4,
Druderei in Ga @rOhe, Biscon'
fin, eibt iest. i'm 3uluBe 81 ibr'n
uislen bentlhen 8eitunsen, uon tuel'
den Der .glorbHern4 idon ieit %
Snbren eri6sint, upter benz be5sid1'
nenbeu ytamen Bic 0 e. nuH elm
enaliIbes gaonnts.Wi .Winpnsin herous,
beiIen eriie glumnier einea purtreif'
lidben @inbrnd nndlt. rSigurA ngi-
tirt NIT urO6em Seidide fur GinfaH'
leben uno genturiur, nlio fhr meoi'
3iuloie unb Operatiunsfrete @eIuno'
beitspfleas, unO oient bamit iiherlih
einem seitsemdSed uuo nobler
9mefe. Gas neus 8lutt entbdlt
cine &eibe ausse3eianet seitrtsbe'
ner 9trtiteI, untsr tuelfen bic per-
uorbebuua uun Gaot1tiunen uno Gi'
tatioAen beuimarOieer Seiunobeits :
@runbiass beiOnbers Orisinea IT.
,gipur1 iofet nur so Gents PR
Subr. uuO frsie IrObebefte oauor
Iiieben su 9ieuiten tuenn man oatllt
eiue golturte an ole rgiuor &ubliib
ling Co., Ga GroFe, @is., iprsibt
Die pernusaabe sines 10 treHlider
enplii&en Wasasins maHt elmer
beutI1en gerlaas 5irma iiherlid
ale Gbre. unO mir iDunen unierr
aeIern nur ruiben, iit ungeidumt Ell
@rube. .Ggemplnr iOmnsn su laRen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-25
alnardaiit i'm 5uatbauis sum c5s'
lsbrtsn eemorSen.

tSDIIeH sAetuVlVeh'
Su gihsburs. Ta., II leste BOhe
VIteranber 8erfmnun, Der Glnarhiit,
mad, gerbasuup Seiner laneen 8udjt'
bausRrufe in 5rsibeit aeiest ruOroen.
1dbreub Der Nrbeitsrunruben IN
SumeIteab i'm Sabre 1892 mar e.
tueuen mbOeriiasn &uuriffes nuf ben
Riutuudr unb @rubinOufrieIIen op.
o. Grid gu 20 Subren 8uht-
baus uub Sabr Grbeitsbons perur'
tbeilt uOrben unb nod Gb5ug oss
abIidlen StrnIeriaiss iiir quite 5tibr'
ana bat er IA Sabre unb 8 RoHats
biuter @eIdpsHibmnuern Oerbabt.
Die lausen Sabre but CT fat bsitdn'
big In ltreneer GinieIbait suesbraHf
uub Ourd, flsi6ises, eiirisen selbit-
itubium Iifl Elm bsoeutenoes SIisn
srmOrben.
gIs iuuper nrmer guHbinbsr,
soum 20 Sabre aft, mar 8srtntann
BON auslanb selOnmsn uub seriett
in glep guri in bic sreiie Der stnar'
uITien, in pethsn sInna @OlOmanr
auD SObann waOif Ois Bort filbrtsn.
8nIb barauf entItonOen bic SIrbsiter'
uuruben in 6umeiieuO, uno Der iuna'
4erimonn pIaubte lidl bnsu beruien,
burd pewaltiams 8eIeitipans Des
borlen qlr6eitsebsra 5rid ben sirsi
terra ollie 81 brinpen.
GIs er in baf Suaibaus einssIIs
lIert rpurbs, Ipra& gsrimauu uur ne
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-25

Die geew gOrter Cue BOIis Dsrsu
Reoatteur aart Shur5 etliHe Sabre
mar. beruit iid1 flr ipr llrtbeil iiber
bic 9eberrifune oer enalti4en
Spra1e, bic ibm eieen petpeien, auf
ben uerfOrbsnen 8rUieiior 9rice pun
ber Columbia llnioerittdt. 9ieier,
ben bas9latt einen Der iumpstenteiterl
Beurtbeiler nennt, bebouptete eeras
besu, boB ShurS's Geberrihune Der
enalii&en Sprade bie eritaunliAite
eeiitise Sbat iet, bic ibm ie uuree'
tummen iei. .9ieier 9eutidle bat
enuliidl nitt bios fsbterfrei unO ac'
esntIrei eeiprpMen uuO ilber etnen
reihen uno monniefnltiaen Bort
liflas pgrfiiet. iOnberr, mas beipnbers
aberraf@t, er 1T 10 unaewbbnltH
tieI in ben @eii Der fremOen Sprahe
lsJnssbrunaen. Sbr SOium iaieu
Iibm aneebOren gu ieiu. Weit eeiG'
ltialeit unb Siherbeit beweete er i'd
unter ben iltefen uub neuelten 6or'
men ber eueliifen Sprnd1e. Sit
gpeiie, tpte er bic 8ortaebilbe biee'
fam benuste. uie er bic Sabe BIZ
gum @ipfelpuutt auftuute, erreeter
bos Gntsaden unb bic Selpunoerunt
Oes 8ubbrers. Wtan bort bauFi
Ulenitsn rhtmen, bic mebrere Spra
tben bebsrrihen, Ons bei4ranst I'D
aber aui bas euee Sebiet ces seiea
ihaitli9en Bsrtebrs, Der &eiie Dbe
Der Diplomatic. shurs ober fonnt
bumDrihiid unb mdhtie ursumentIs
rem, in Die Sbbe empOribweben I'M
bOnnern unb alles oas nit Der Seih
tieteit uno anmutb zines Wtdunes
Der in Ieiner Mutterlprume rsbet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-25
SSrci !.
AyfaSelt &ranfc

gasna Sbr nit einm frontm Waaett
cbtr ben bobnr9 beruoreerifeneH llHo@en,
ais gerfoptuHg, eebsrIti6sn, 4dmoIrboibsi,
kopII9msr,sn, ioltts auffoben, 4sr5bFsHs
usH, gldbunsln, S@Iohofggsit, eeihiet
Risbusd9iastnbsit, eerstlopftn, @trp6Ftdt,
@agtutntnrrb, Wla9sngsfdwitrt, Wogens
gas, @efilbl ser pontsit nod BEN GlitR,
auffobtH, S9merstn II Der Tagsns,gtnb,
bsItgtsr 9inet, bitterdn gefhmad In Wluns
bs, 9ppgtitloFGleit ETC., btbolttt feb, boHu
Iuibet mir Gliren Roliien nnb Gerene, 10
ptrbe Gn9 elm frtitB Cadet Don mefreIi
Nesentablsttm Isube, ptlne gn@ IN
&lrje beiIen WGhen. 90 pobIitueHb Mrs
Ten bleIe wlogentdtIetttn, bdb iHon Sdas
stbeilt ipurbsH, no aulaslntn0 lsiHt 6nIfs
mebr m6gli9 mar. &c II tiue ipunbertdrf
GHtbtdufe, iDtI9t Gu@ IN htur Dtit bsls
len pirb. Gin inuhrifteB b2isiiiets Bud,
pel9es GtireR SuI gnnu bsf@rtIbtn tuirb
itr6t ID sbenEous frti, Sditt isin gtIb
Dber qoRmnrftn, btnu l@ MIL, bab iebtg
Rrantt bltiss I5klldt @ittsI eff oIIf Ineins
Gcfsn probit. wlan obuhirl.
JoHN a. SMITH, Dept. 20,
aes.ses Brostusr.
Hiiiwaukss. Wa
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-25
aerma.tar aRln. grettao ben s5 aalat 1906

lit. 70 gut tuie gar uiht tennt. @ie
uieie Gmeritaner aiebt eS nitt, mel.
DE bic Rbeinsesenb. bic ShmeiS
unb Stalteu nad alIen Ridtuuaen
bin bereiit bnbeu, aber ben berrlidaer
YelIDwitone 9urt, bic prunbioien
5elienaebirse unb bic prdhtIaen
Gbdler CntiiOrniens uur benz glamen
mad, leunen. llnb Elm NiTunrier
gum 8siiplel brauft nod gar nidt
siumal 10 melt Su sehen, bier in isi'
mem eieeneu Stnate, an ben llfern
bes id6uen SnscOnnbe, unS in
ieinen Sebtroeu eisbt es 10 uiel an
erautiiter 9taturihbnbeit unUergleid.
lidbs guutte, tpie iie iebensw ertber
In teinent nnbern 2unbe Der Belt pe'
funoeu iuerben. @eruib. ben biloen-
ben @ertb bee Reiiens in europa er.
tennen ruir an unb berielbe iDa ee'
uib uifs Uerileinert iuerOeu, bod
ebs Elm Gmsritonsr europa bereiii,
iOnte er Dor slGsm ieiu eigsues aunO
ienneB Ierpsn. limb ebe er anbere
sbeile Der Gereinisten Stuuten uie'
berbOlt puO uuf lanssre 8si.8ersna'
aeus unb Der GrbOtuns lueueu bereiit,
iOllte er iih Suerit NIT ieiuem eissneu
Stant eriinblib befannt MAIDEN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-25

flr Sen KIeinitsu Iowohl, pie fur
@r0btopa, iOlIte 5orni's Stipentrdu'
ferItets bel Der Sano iein. Or III
nicht nur gut fur bic Grwadisuen,
Ionbern 1T Elm iideres RitteI fur bic
Rinosr. Gr bsieittpt lice tteinen
gsibeu, entIerut bic tteinen Ge.
ifmhrs unb gc;emu unO bnut itarte
unb pieberitanosfdtise abrper uui.
Gr 1T Elm einfades Sausmittel.
Serr 8ilIinm Mittelfubt, @epau'
mega. @is., ibreibt; ~Rcine tlei'
ne @rubiobter, tuetdbe peuiu tiber
bier s5aere aft 1T, tuurbe Doe lurSer
Belt plbbtiH trant unb mir elnubten,
es paroe iidl Elm itweres 2eioen
einhelIen. Slls mir 0arlber iprnhen,
etnsu NIrst su rufen, ifeint lie una
absrbbrt 81 baben, benn. ibreu 8opl
anI bem stiiIen iuenbenb, idete lie:
SD tuiu teinen 9UitOr nid1t, i'd iutn
GrDbpa's Rebisln bubeu, bann tuer-
Iid9 peiunb.-
@ir leifteten ibrer Bite 5otae uni
sabsn ibr ben Glpsntrdutsr unb Ii
uierunOawnntip Stunben befanb fl
Ilid. gott lei Cant, 70 ptsl beiier
bub mir III unieren Sersen erUse Gr
lsihteruno periplrtsu. @ir aaber
ibr bic Nebi5in tpeiter nnb lie Il
gu unisrer erObeu 5rsubs Upuitdnsil
eeianb,A
5Urni's GIpentrdpter BlutbeIebe'
IN tsiue 9Ipotbeter IRsbisin, iOnberl
lpirO Osm gublitum Our9 aDinl
sIesuten brett uertauft. @eeei
weiterer slus,unft Ihreibe man al
Or. Better 5abrnep u Sons Co, IL,
LIS go. SOnns SIue., Gbiraau. Su
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-25

nia enatiia unO fonnte nlr In ieiner
glutteriprnhe leien uno ihreiben.
8alb ieboh mar er Elm reoelmdBtser
8eiuder Der @efdnanibihuIe uub
eieuste iid cine uoIIitdnbiae aennt-
uib bes Gunliihen on. Spdter wen'
bette er hH benz StuOium ber oeut'
iten unb frnnsbIiidsn Spra6e 81,
bic &c beibe binueu tueniaen Sabren
bemeifierte. gr nerldBt nun bas
Gefdnsnis als uielieids pebiIoeter
@ann. ber auber isiner Wlutter'
iprade eusliid5, beutiH unb frnn3o'
| fid TIteBeub ipridt. Der Sefdns.
nistaplan bat ibm nlIe SeIesenbsit
AZ ieiner ausbilbuna seeeben.
Sn ben lanesn Sabren isiner @e'
tanpenfdbaft babeu iid9 auf feline an
artiihiden Soeen eedubert. Gr
plaubt nidjt tinaer barnn, baB iid
Die Sage ber Grbsitsr Ourd3 @oro
uuD granb bsfern lisBe.
Sober it Tid3 Iclbit Oer gaGiie. 0u
biIt Dir naber ais aIle uuoeren Ren'
ihen, benn uur iir bid bait 2u bns
uoGIe @efabl ber ysOtbwenbisfelt Der
Selbnerbnltune. lin mitten uHter
ben uieIen anberen Meuidlen iteben
su l0nnen, tampfit Ou ben bnrteu
aampf um Oeiu Enieiu, unb In bic
fem Sample pirR bu berslOs unr
lipriGlt: Sd bin if; lou it melilsI
yraoer Otter isinp Sie m0sen iel-
ber fur Tid, iOresn, iie mDgen eS ma
diem, tuie i'd, aud unO tper bonn am
Rariltsn IL Osr bleibtl
ger lelbft IieblDs iein tptu bari
aud, fir fid1 feline SdOnung uHb sle'
sc ertparten, er bari nidbt In benz uu'
aeublif eeiabtDOG weroen iuOaeu mo
sr IeIbi in gsotb iOmut. 0as psrgeiisr
Die meiSten Snbiadtiasu. @rit tpa'
rem iie radEGtslOs, bann aber polIeu
fe radHdtspOI bsbnnbelt iein, is
nuIIsn a2tnns aeniebsn, naaOsHl
lie ihrs 4riber peraGtst babsu.
@er orunbidelia bic oubiudt ols
Die 7riebIsber Oes aebsHs biufeat,
bsr uiebt iiG islbit bumit SDn BEN
VluaeublId an prsis, mo ernidt msp'
oeIunO uno fart III. % 8isbt Oa'
run. oudj pom gtnnOpuutt Oes sinSsI'
nsn aus nihts llnttassrss, nIs ois
asbre upn Der reinsu psribnIitsr
I0abIudt. Sebs sRenid, n aui pal
lie, eate uno Ra9IIdt nugsutsisr
Iunb barunt ioa isbsr Oieie GuesnoeI
an ieiuem 9beil nit 50 erbalten iu
IHen. @ir atls bsnOtbiqsn, Onb bil
msnihIibe Ssisuianii uidt sun
bIpsen uubarmbsrsioen gompiplui
ipirO, bsun Seber parOs oarin bul
IunterIieoeu. Gs mfifsn bic @siFe
Der eiebe lebsuOis bIeIbeu, Die bi
lsuSammeupeturintsi nnb Briibsr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-25

lparum in ots Ssrne idapeifsu7
.asrut Gusr siasnss aanS ienneu,
isbt Gnda suerif unb DOE gIIem Qlme.
rita nnl- 9isIeu RabnrnT last cine
gerbInbune prumiuenter Burger uun
Salt Safe Gitp srseben. tuO tirsIIG
inter ben GulpisIen bes Commercial
Clubs" cine Convention itnttfanb, be.
rsn Ebeilnehmer es lia sur siufpabe
rinden IrpIIen, nui ben Strom ante.
rlluniidben gOuriItsn in benz Siuus
binsuuirfeu, bnb Sene, bic ida bus
Reiisn lsiiisn iBnusn, iidl Dor HIIem
nit ibreni eieenen 2nnbe befnnnI
niahen. ebe fie in bic 5erne ltDei.
fen unb europa aufiu6eu. Der Ge,
nnrte IN enr nitbtabel. Es III 9hut,
iuhe. DnbOer sImeritnnsr. Der nab,
vsnO ieineu frsisn gaonoten in Guro,
pa rein unb bort Isin meIfes Gen
ausoisbt, ieIn siosnes anuD BON be-
stabt aboeiebsn. In ber CT 81 6ouII
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-25

aniiet bic sleinen nibt ldnser
am Sttdbuisn lsibsn, ionbern aibt
ibnen iOfOrt gcnselmau's Sprup.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-25

alfenbsIud in eiuem Sdlafsimmsr.
Sn @ranb Rapibs, Rid., beFbt
Or. v. 8. 8unbsens srpei Gffeu.
rueltbs fets nls 3ubm sulteu. Sn
lester Belt dnberte iid1 ieOOd) ibr Bee
uebmen unb bee arst bielt es fir on.
asbradt iie ON cine 2ette su idIie.
Sen.
2esten SnmIfne abenb uelaup es
ben Ebieren fidI ibrer 5eHelu su ent'
tsbisen. tuorauf iie iit aui cine gnts
oefuusSreiie in Der stnbbnridaft be-
eoben. 9as offene Genifer Der gSub.
nune 8. @. Bortb's eriaien ibuen
einlabeu, Fe i@uaneen iidJ burdI
onsIeIbe nub beaanneu fOfort ben
fdnijdbrieen Stiioro. Der i'm 9immer
Ihlief. nit RralIen unb 8dbnen 81
bearbeiten. Rafoeri fie ihr Mitb'
den aetabIt. peridlwunoen iie blis.
ihnea unO besubsn iitl pieber nod
ibrem Seim.
Der gOrfaG bat erube Guireeuul
beruuresruien, sumal Der 8nnb,
ernftia usrlest 1T. Scr slrst bate
bic Gbpeienbeit ieiuer Bets" MIDI
bemerst. unb furttete uur bub etuai
bOreeialen iein maiie, neil oi,
Ebiers nit Blut beiplist uaren-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-05-25

Oaun rannte Ebomas Gleranber. Elm
goritnnbsmitslieb Der Rirde unb
Der gerlUbte bes 5rduIeius, an bic
Settle berielben. &c uabm feline
Sraut in ben arm unb ffieB eineu
murteri<tsrnben g9rei aus. Dad
Rabden mar tobt.
9as aon3ert fanO nntdrlid eiueu
oorseitiueu. idbeu Gbi4uB.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-11
Foreign Records of
Thomas Engineers.

The largest, most experienced, most talented and
highest priced corps Of foreign and domestic engineers
ever maintained in one factory is engaged in combining
nor initiating - the best foreign methods Of con-
~struction with the best American methods.
To our own mechanical department. comprised Of
some Of Americas foremost engineers, we have united
a corps Of the Oldest and most successful engineers OF
Europe, under whose supervision was constructed
the most successful automobiles, winning many Of the
most important and noted reliability and endurance
contests from the very beginning Of the industry, viz:
ISs7-Psris, ST. Molo, LIST and End. 4eylinder.
lSes-Paris Toulouse, LIST and End, 4cylinder, IS n, p
I8es-Paris, Bordeaux, ~4eynnder, 90 n. P.
IsO0-Psrs. Berlin, LIST, 10 H. p.
IS03-Pais, Paris-Vienna q voitures classes).
Is04-PariS, Monaco. lt prize, motor boats.
Is04-Psris, Eliminating trials, Ardennes. LIST and Sth.
isO4-PariS. Gordon Bennett cup, LIST and End. az
Is0S-Psris. Eliminating trials, Auvergne, it and End.
isOs-Paris Gordon Bennett cup, Auver gne. LIST ard 4th.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-11
The Most Remarkable Record,
Though Made Under Most
Adverse Conditions.
VANDERBILT CUP RACE.

The THOMA "FLYER," never in q race before, arrived
At the course barely completed and without thoroughly trying
out or tuning up, driven 1t fearful speed, il made ITO miles
vithou, q skip Of the motor or mechanical adjustment OF any kind.
No other car made q better mechanical record-hardly any as good.
Nearly thirty minutes were lost in the first lap by tires, and nearly
fif,y in all, and yet the THOMAS was the only American car TO
finish when the race was c~slled-WlNNlNG The KHAN
CHAMPIONSHIP, passing some OF the fastest cars at full speed
and beating five out Of ten Of the long tried and foreign cars.
Under the conditions, il was me best record ever made BY
any car.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-11

In one season, Thomas Touring Cars have won the most phe-
nomenal Worlds Records, reliability and endurance contests in
greater variety and numbers than was ever known in the history &C
the industry; in fact, every event of note-a record hardly approached
in the whole life Of any other make.
Every record was made by private owners. with different cars
with no professional or factorv drivers, and no special Ioht car and
bodies a is usually the case All were just as cars r shipped every
day from the factory.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-11

IcAeo-ELeIN-A URoaA ENDURANCE coNrEsr.-ss compe,i.
tors. Three Thomas cars entered, one driven by q seventeen.
year-old boy, son OF private owner. who had never driven a car
six weeks before. All won, and they were the only make that ali
cars entered finished with perfect scores.
ONE MILE. ATLANTIC CITY IS as seconds.
fIRsI:-S4.0Oo and $4,000 touring car championship class,
Atlantic City, private owner.
Observation-Disclosures to Reading, private owner.
RecoaD.-Philadephia to Vilkesbarre. private owner.
RecoRD.-Cape May to Philadelphia, private owner.
ONE MILE PRICE hAhpIcAP.--Atantic City, private owner.
REcoRo.-BuffaIo to Erie and return. - miles in - hour
and - minutes, shop car.
Every one OF these victories is valuable and vital.
not because OF the marvellous speed attained, but be-
cause OF the tremendous impact and the terrible rack
ing, wrenching, twisting strain, involving every prin-
ciple of construction, and no car can be Justly called
thoroughly safe, reliable and durable without many
such tests.
. This is the lesson OF all Thomas victories, with the
greater lesson that Thomas cars do not require special
preparation, special construction, special trying out
or professional drivers TO win victories from leading
competitors.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-11

The Thomas" Hr" hSetq kan smoother uOmkm more e@nOmbkh than ewrb refined perfected mPhHd
Ehund, Sncheed land hGrRkd .
Ammgn the improvements the 1907 Thomas Flyer" are the bD~ng sixty hrepwerw Two rty independents and
separates Mmsd ignition consisting dsg N Sms Bdm imported magnetic md the ANaerKUrT sparks generator eliminating
Gmm ubk:3 smh Vhb +h msm fronts mhu sm the rear HTmg Lighter weights and lighter tires will minimize
tire uuhGs RSrng easy ranking c; mpwdM steering g:v beam hpN @d radius DII stronger mpee
dupMrd puMnGg d fan dhe dsndhs bEc completely sd ungario hpoHm transmission d crank Mepn
hd nar anunrtu rn engine pace between hOhadH and frame completely cod, rnNmgh dwpo Noc numg
brakes meannsmrn M SmuSm Muo mrrmbv heG and stronger automatic aMm eMnh emeehgyh flexible springs:
improved ndMmr arms on revolving a;b "ksOpH safety device INSIDE drIE h DRUM lie bearings on hmtV wheels;
larger Mmh bearing on rMv wheels; mPodh hbanngm Ind nhHnmgc clutch au";h finish and WeMunoH up
hsHng byM lightly changed mdb Mhd.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-11

Ire Thomas Forty or hihp oweedi light ong car mdr nabou;w will supply the dhuncie
demand ha povefM Qrk smooth rhh smaller car 1.-The wv hterc Lass nNmcm Nv hU,d S
manufactures
Conforming cure NbMhedp policy W give mep we rand furnish more exclusive and exrenieh smrs
that ire conducive to efficiency tanM any hrG car in it's class
This bW second ea@nn de~ constructions forty horse power cars They are msmhuuedu under the
large experienced this degn Its prnphk amrss are unusual pd both hW and slow on high gear its uk
and light action; is splendid bnaung device six hundred miles uauntsdw without rneMneE its ease of CON
uoEish deficiency Idq f Glands nUho operations n aaNya nd psMey heSm tcre e constructed
and hna cars il is best adapted hrhd dMB
The 1907 Thomas Forty has created Juror oenhuSasma among mrhserm in deimeIvr ,arn
in all atuchNek features toe everything TpO&hngs class
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-11
IN THE GLIDDEN TOUR.

The THOMAS car came through the LOO mile endurance
contest without repair. replacement or adjustment OF any kind.
and actually went two-thirds OF the way without raising the hood
or seeing the motor. IL returned TO Buffalo smooth, fresh and
snappy as the day ii started. This mean. a 2.OoO-mhe trip with
a perfect score and no tire troubles. except one puncture. The
same car had previously run over 10000 miles.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-11
The Tests Of a Thousand Cars.

To the wonderful achievements of track and road, add the tests
of 1913 h~igh-powered cars, in all parts of the country, on all sorts of
gers and heavier loads than any other make with less delay on the
road with less expense to the owner for repairs, with more than a
thousand pleased owners and we have complete the most remarkable
record of thoroughness and reliability ever made. "
Every Modern Feature Is Found on Thomas Cars.
Positively e1 1906 THOMAS w" the myL leading American car which combines in its. con-
srudNn al tefuasno feature" of fr speeds forward and ense; imported annusr bearings on
four wheels p~Aeh sand ansnhsOn; forged beam axe; disc clutch; bekaop life aver; two
extra revolving eats, carrying seNn pa"engas;p package rack coat rack; luggage compartment;
dmtprof boya ETC.
We onSentowdyb believe hat nth the few slight ehmsesa md many pefecms including the
double system of ignition perfect bi0Mnn increased wheel and tires, ETC., etc., that tels BOZ
THOMAS is ahoue5h the most reliable ds fst car ever reconstructed.
The geatet ~iey and numbers tests heg greatest number of amsteu records; heh Tset
and se experienced corps of foreign and domestic engineers; the combination not imitation of the
b@t fosn and American practice; her greatest combinations Of all modena and expensive features con-
duNe to efficiency and safety more hana any other American car Ill addedt the greatest expert
ee proves onduEveyh that we are snwnR harder han any manufacturer on earth to make the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-11
Remember That Road Speed Tests
Are Reliability Tests.--The
Severest Known.

IN AMATEUR REc0RD--The long distance strictly amateur
record-5OOO miles without Q single mechanical adjustment or
one dollar spent for repairs. only one involuntary stop, caused
nv broken battery wire. This record was made by q young col
ieee student, son Of a Supreme Court Judge. driving and caring
Tor his fathers car on Q European tour, without q chsuffeur.
~ ROAD sEeoRp, BUFFALO TO RocHEsTEa.-An absolutely new
car driven by owner, made within one hour from the time II was
completed.
PASADENA MILL CLIMB COURSE REcoRn.-An absolutely new
car driven the day after IL was received, bys driver Who had never
seen the car before.
FIFTY MILE WORLDS RECORD. PHILADELPHIA. owner.
TWENTY-FIVE MILE WORLDS RECORD. ST. LOU. Different
car and private owner.
Fifty MILE woRlos RECORD, CHICAGO. Different car and
owner.
FIFTY MILE sEcoRD, BALTIMORE. Different car and private
owner.
FIVE MILE STANDING srARr, Observation-Disclosures, car
and rrivate owner.
(sse the Last columA for Other Records)
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-24
FRESH WATER FROM OCEAN
ALL SEABOARD TOWNS TO BE
~ SUPPLIED.
Springs in the Ocean Make it Posi-
BILE To Have The Best of
y Asz.f Water.

L. New York, Feb. 23.-Suggestion Of
great possibilities of fresh water sup
ply is given in paper by Prof. c. H.
Of Dartmouth College. 1t,
is study of fresh water springs in
the ocean and within few miles of
the shore. Enough is known Of the
existence Of such springs to warrant
the belief that there must be vast
quantities of fresh water discharged
in this way through undiscovered
springs, and perhaps close to big cit7
les and to fertile soil where the wat
err is needed for drinking or for irri-
cation. Some of these springs show
artesian conditions and will rise
thirty-two to forty feet by the pres
sure of the supply. There is a por-
Gus water-bearing stratum beneath
an impervious cover. Piercing this
by boring gives access to water sup
ply that will rise quite a height with
out pumping.
One of the most notable examples
of this condition is at the island of
Oahu. The plantations on this is
land have made valuable use of the
water for irrigation purposes. On
one plantation 5000 acres are so IL
rigated. Though the pumps work
continuously, the water never fails.
Close to the coast line no pumps are
needed as the water rises twenty-five
feet At Honolulu such water will
rise forty-two feet. AT Oahu they
reach this bearing stratum by
boring three. hundred to four hun
dred feet. o.