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New-York tribune., 1907-04-21

exceedingly active and that since the Boston show
he has made several Fiat sales; He says that
cars; that is the demand Is for cars Of s. and
q thus fs this year are ahead of last years and
considering the bad weather. he is much pleased
with business 20 date.
1t is said that II the Harry s. Houpt Company
had an establishment twice as large as the place
IT now occupies II would still be inadequate 20
the demands made upon Il. Automobiles have
paid high tribute 20 the integrity Of the methods
Of transacting business established by the man who
has made both himself and the Thomas product
famous ia this vicinity. Not yet a year in opera
tiOn. the Houpt eompany's S0O.Ooo automobile
place has practically reached its capacity limit in
sSan az ana 6P PHs S 6e%Ps % means & f &
alterations Viii be put In force also next fall
patrons Not satisfied with The layout Of the show
room wherein the Thomas products are displayed,
ing thT0ggh the aiyidngS wall on the BToadways
ilS feet one immense showroom.
zone thing we have to be thankful for this sea-
son." says Charles A. Duerr. Of c. A. Duerr & Co..
Inc. agents for the Royal Tourist automobile. Its
the excellent shape in which the factory is putting
through the cars. To judge from the fact that
always manage to have car or two our floors
right along does not mean that there is any back
many quarters. 1t is quite the reverse far as
we are concerned. for up 20 date. and making
year. we have done 100 per cent more business.
Company called for have Come through from the
Royal plant at Cleveland like clockWOrk and so
we have been able 90 practically keep up with our
sales and still make good showing on cur sales
room hOor."
p. g. Palmer, OF the Martini Import Company.
says: my recent trip 20 Europe mainly 70
arrange for introducing the Martini trucks here.
IL being we'll known fact that Europe is still far
In advance In the perfection Of light delivery and
heavy motor trucks. the cost OF operation having
been reduced 20 a minimum. I found also that
lotion trucks were common and capable OF fifteen
miles an hour: The saving made possible by such
why several large firms here are anxious TO see
this machine The perfection OF Martini trucks Is
demonstrated by their use. universally throughout
Europe"
Progress on the two Dragon racers which are
being built for the Vanderbilt Cup race Is being
reported daily to the officers OF the Dragon AutomO-
bile Company According 20 these reports II Is ap-
parent that the racing Dragons will be ready
on schedule time. May To- which Is the date set
for compilation of tests on the finished engines.
July / Is the date arranged when win ba
running on the road. and the company g. now
giving considerable thought TO the matter OF dFiv-
ers for these cars. but as Yet no selections have
been made. special building tne factory
grounds has been set aside and Is being prepared
When the Asrocar salesroonls at Broadway and
7sd street. opened May 1896. the FIRST purchaser
was Henry A. Mauer. who took oelivsFy OF the
crst Model A Aerocar that New YoFk lad sean.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-21

The Hempstead Cup which for the beaten
slght IN the first sixteen, went TO James n Rhett
of Dyker Meadow. who defeated S d Bowers. Of
BROOKLYN rather decisiYey. All the finals were at
thrtE-six holes There was also an eighteen hole
medal play handicap. N. X Smith. Of the Norris
County Golf Club. won. with card Of s7-7-So
while Findlay S. Douglas won the gross prize with
an - The summary follows;
Garden city Cup fhnal roundj-Nalter J. Travis Gar
holes
HemDstead cup Chnsl rouns)-James Rhett Dyker
Meadow. beat s. .. Bowers. Brooklawn. up 10
play
President cup chna roundbNax Bel- Morris County.
peat J / Taylor. Dsker Meadow. and 2 10 play
Consolation cup final rOundp-W. L Hicks. Nassau,
best " ID Nanderpool Morris County. up.
Club cup (fnal roundD-f1aaTles l. Tappin. Nestbro0k
beat George E. Watson. Garden City up
New-York tribune., 1907-04-21
TO ENCOURAGE SPORTS.
international Exhibition IN Germany
Opened for That Purpose.

Berlin, April 2O-Crown Prince Frederick William
opened the International Sport Exhibition here to-
day in the presence Of the crown princess and
Prince and Princess Eitel Friedrich. The Duke of
Mecklenburg- -Schwerin. in the opening address.
stated that the object OF the exhibition was 20
combat the prejudices still existing among many
Germans against sports. He hoped the exhibition
would popularize sports IN the fatherland and
New-York tribune., 1907-04-21

bring the nations represented closer together IN
peaceful competition
Besides Germany. the principal countries repre-
sented are Norway Sweden. Denmark. Austria and
switzerland There is a remarkably fine exhibition
Of Scandinavian winter sports.
Emperor William takes great interest In the pro-
motion of sport in Germany having offered prizes
ana otherwise tried to induce the German people TO
devote more attention 10 athletic exercises His
majesty lent large collection Of hunting weapons
20 the exhibition, which includes baooning ex-
hloits and displays Of articles used in all sports
New-York tribune., 1907-04-21

A few days ago Mr.. Mauer called on Mr. Robbins
and on the strength OF his success with his old
car purchased 1861 Model Water-cOOled AerOcar
On Wednesday. April II. a 40-hOrseDower water
cooled AerOcar. carrying six persons. made one o.
the remarkable runs OF the season. Tho entire dis
taRce-sixty-thTee miles each way-Was made on
high speed without once stopping the engine. The
demonstration was for George Nash. who was 50
pIeassd with the cars performance that on the re-
turn "trip he handed Mr.. Robbins a check Tor ths
fun amount.
The Oldsmobne 'AIudlaTk' successfully COM
plsted IT'S 2oo0-unile nonstop run on Thursday
evening IN Philadelphia Despite the high wirds
which prevailed. much 20 the discomfort OF tina
drivers. an average Of about so miles day was
maintained The motor UPON examination proved
20 be in ans condition. and the test was "a svery
way as thorough showing OF what a standard
American car can do as the History OF the e. -
unigue
New-York tribune., 1907-04-21
NO INTERNATIONAL GOLF MATCH.

London. April 2O.-The international ladies' goif
championship tournament won by England az
Cromer two years ego VIII be abandoned this year.
owing 70 lac. OF American entries. considerable
number OF Americans were expected 70 compete.
but onIv two entries were received up to this
morning. namely those OF the Misses Harriet S.
aad Nayxsgss Custia Of MASSACHUSETTS.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-21

Little Kari II Behr jr. defeated Beals c. Wright
ard Iryllg 9. Wright SO. Sc. William 4. Larned and
George l. Wrenn. jr. defeated Edgar ". Leonard and
Theodore Roosevelt Pell 4-6. 10. G-l
New-York tribune., 1907-04-21
FlvE-HANDEo TIE AT LAKEWOOD.
lBy Telegraph TO The Tribunel

IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune ]
Lakewood. y. J. April 2o.-Golfers who are
gathered here for the spring tournament. which
begins on Thursday. played I'm the Country Clubs
weekly handicap to-day. There keen compe-
fttion for the prize. five teing at 50 for the net
score. The summaries follow
New-York tribune., 1907-04-21
RoelE HANDICAP Al pYKER.

AZ even dozen returned cards ln the boyle handi-
eaD a. the Dykeg Meadow Golf Club yesterday. The
Results;
~ 2. Whitney end W. g. Rhott, down; J. =.
80, 4. ". GhiDiey and a. p. Clapp down:
csait csaunceg. =. y. Hinkies. T. Z. Phillips p.
- k1lss q S1xas g. AAA-a4 u fsyn-
New-York tribune., 1907-04-21
SEASON OPEN AT GLEN RIDGE.
~ Telegraph ID Ths TFibun


Glen Ridge, N j., April 2O-The Glen Ridge Golr
Club opened the season this afternoon with bah
sweepstakes at eighteen holes. medal play. z. wv.
Baldwin won with a net score OF 70 The course
was in lne condition, and many golfers were on
hand. The follow.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-21
JoHNs HOPKINS TWELVE WINS.

Baltimore. April 2O-The Johns Hopkins lacrosse
team to-day defeated that OF Lehigh University by
q score OF p 70 in what Is declared 70 have been
Dlaytd Il tbs p-tN -
New-York tribune., 1907-04-21
HANplcAP PLAY. AT FOX HILLS.

Glasses and B handicaps We're decided at the
Fox Hills Golf club yesterday. ". II. Walser led
In the former and H. II. Lloyd in the latter. The
scores follow:
CLASS
New-York tribune., 1907-04-21
PRlNe WINS At ARsDALE LINKS.

The first competition OF the season at the Arsdals
Golf Club. kicSers' handicap. was played yester-
6.y Vrrad Pring with a card OF l02-7-95, sue
ceeded ia returning the winning score which vas
the same as the one secretly decided upon by the
COMMITTEES. The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1907-04-21

exceedingly active. and that since the Boston show
he has made several Fiat sales He says that
the present tendency Is toward higher powered
cars; that is the demand row Is for Of s. and
% horsepower almost entirely. His Fiat sales
thus far this year ahead Of last years. and.
considering the bad weather. he is much pleased
with business 20 date.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-21

When the Asrocsr salesrooms. at Broadway aad
7sd street. opened May !. 1896 the first purchaser
was Henry A. Mauer. who took eelivsTy OF the
crst Model A Aerocar that New YofE lad sean.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-12-23
SHOT A REcLUSE.
Sylvester SoIes of Delta. o.. Has Five
Bullets In His Body.

Bullets In His Body.
TOLEDO, o., Dec. %. Sylvester
Solos, q recluse. sixty-hve years old
was shot FIVE times with probable IA
tai effect at his home south of Delta
O., by ]. T.. Roach, thirty-four year.
old. The latter was arrested here and
taken to Wauseon jail by Sheriff
Shinabarger.
Roach claims that he demanded pay
for some work he had done for Soles
when the latter attacked him and he
shot in self defense.
Three bullets struck Soles In the face
and two In the neck. One of the bull
let's shattered Soles' jaw and cut the
base of his tongue so that he could
not talk, but before he became uncon,
scious he managed to show by his lips
that Roach had demanded his money
and had threatened to shoot him If he
did not hand 1t over.
Soles escaped and ran to the home
Of his nephew, where he is now in q
critical condition, while Roach boarded
a car and came to this city. Soles had
$500 on his person.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-12-23
FRANK 3. HOWE. Editor and Publisher
kAlSER'S CHRISTMAS.
UnIucISy Number of Trees stand II
Palace at P0tsdnm.

BERLIN, Dee. 23-Thirteen Chris
mas trees stand In the new palace al
Potsdam for the members of the i'm.
perial family. There are two large
trees in the center, with five smaller
ones on the one side and six on the
other, diminishing In size according to
the age Of those for whom they are
intended.
The two large trees are for the EN-.
peror and empress and the others for
their six sons and daughter, the wives
of Crown Prince Frederick William
and Prince Eitel and the two children
of the crown prince.
The emperors Christmas programme
begins after lunch tomorrow, when he
will walk through the grand park
Sans Souci with several hundred
marks in coin freshly minted In his
pocket, bestowing five or ten or twenty
mark pieces upon poor persons whom
he may meet.
1t is never known what paths the
emperor may take, but as 1t is an an
nual custom Of his plenty of the poor
are distributed throughout the park
on the lookout for his majesty. On
such occasions he continues his walk
to the barracks of the First regiment
Of foot guards to attend the celebra-
ton of the so called life company"
of which the emperor was captain as
crown prince and after him the pres
ent crown prince, but Of which Prince
Eitel now Is captain.
Every Christmas the emperor is pres
ent at the distribution of presents and
to join in fraternal glass of punch.
Every company in the German army
has its own Christmas tree, for which
gifts are sent from the mems homes.
The imperial family gathers at 8
o'clock to give each other their pres
ents. Then the officials of the impe-
rial household come into the shell
ROOM where the trees stand. to receive
theirs. The members of the imperial
family give, but do not accept gifts
from members of the household. The
emperor has been summoning dealers
TO Potsdam almost every afternoon
since his return from England and has
been selecting for Christmas gifts
sporting guns, saddlery outfits. gold
mounted or ieweled riding crops and
other appropriate articles for the twen-
ty or thirty ladies and gentlemen at
tached TO his household. He also gives
portraits with his autograph richly
framed, porcelains and other valuable
articles
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-12-23

TOKYO, Dec. 23.-The japanese diet
will assemble on Wednesday for Its
twenty-fourth session, and the number
OF extremely grave questions which
will confront it promise 10 make the
session one of unusual Importance
The opposition is said to be prepared
to vigorously oppose the budget for
mally decided upon by the imperial
council few days ago and which con-
templates large retrenchment in the
public expenditures. The emigration
question also promises to be prolific
of partisan debate. The Progressive
party already has announced its deter
mination TO promote an active cam
paign In the diet against the govern
ments restrictive policy and to support
the emigration companies, whose BUSH
ness Is imperiled by Foreign Minister
Hsyashi's action in exercising yigor-
Gus control over their operations. par.
ticulary in limiting the sending of la
borers to the United States and Cana
da.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-12-23
TroiIeymen Threaten strike.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. %. - The
Central Labor union of this city at a
meeting Endorsed the action of the 10.
cal branch of the Amalgamated Asso-
citation of Street and Electric Railway
Employees, who voted to give the ex-
ecutive board Of the Amslgamated as
ISOLATION the authority to call a strike
unless the Philadelphia Rapid Transit
company, which controls all the street
railways In the city, shall give con-
sideration to the demands of its en-
ployees presented on Dec. /. The mo-
tormen and conductors ask for % cents
an hour and ten hour day and i'm
proved conditions.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-12-23
won BY ANeELus.
New Orleans Preliminary Derby
Furnished Good sport.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 23.--The pre-
llminary Derby, worth $1,000, the
feature Of the programme at the Fail
grounds track, was won by Angelus
the brown colt by Sandrlngham, own
ed by Burlew & O'Neill, the Gravesend
horsemen. lie made all of the run
ming and won in driving finish by q
neck. Miss Delaney was second and
Ban Ridge third.
The result of this race failed to prove
which was the best colt here and the
one most likely to win the Crescent
City Derby, the $4,000 event which
is decided in March.
The start was good, and the twelve
horses broke well aligned, but Angelus
caught his stride very quickly and in.
side of furlong had obtained a lead
of two lengths. T.. #. Ship followed
him closely for quarter of mile and
then quit. The pacemaker found the
deep and heavy mud TO his fancy and
maintained his lead easily until the
last furlong. His early exertions then
began to make him leg weary, and
Mcdaniel had to whip him freely to
Withstand a determined challenge
made by Miss Delaney. The latter,
outfooted in the early stages of the
contest, closed fast through the
stretch, hut failed to catch Angelus,
and he held his lead to the end and
won by a neck. The remainder OF the
field pulled up in struggling order,
Those steady old plodders, Dainty
Belle and DR.. McCluer, each of which
has won six races here, captured the
fifth and sixth races respectively after
hard driving finishes. Both were odds
on favorites and won in the last few
strides.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-12-23
Children Come to School Starving

BERLIN, Dec. 23.-The municipality
Is face to face with very serious
problem in connection with the supply
Of food to thousands Of virtually starv-
ing children attending the primary
schools in Berlin, whose numbers have
been greatly augmented this year In
consequence Of the Industrial inactivi-
ty. Hitherto the Chlldren's Canteen
society has been able to cope with tho
task In fairly satisfactory way by
means Of subscriptions from private
sources, but the calls on Its funds are
this year so great that It will be unable
to supply many of the children. In
the first week Of December, according
to Official statistics, no fewer than H..
DAT children attended school without
breakfast.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-12-23
Hartford Wins at Polo.

HARTFORD, Conn, Dec. 23.-Hart.
ford beat New Haven at polo to 5 in
a game marked by fast work by Far
rell Of New Haven and Lincoln of the
home team.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-12-23

Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup, the new
Laxative, stimulates. but does not ir.
ritate. 1t Is the best Laxative. Guar
anteed or your money back. Quin
lans Pharmacy.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-12-23

NEW BRITAIN, Conn, Dec. 23.--In
a poorly played polo game here New
Britain beat Bridgeport, g to 5.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-11-01

braggoum PETRA sloan Peir f6ru ao kynnast
Bandam0nnum Fyrstu arin, sem Bandamenn,
voru par q %eyjunum,, p6ttu Peir svo latir %.
6nytir til allrar vinnu ao dagsverk Priggja
Filippinga var ekki teki0 til jafns vic PAD
sem einn herlendur ma0ur gat afkasta6, e4 MI
er svo komi0 ao einn Filippingur vinnu4 til
j%afnaoar a FINN d0gum ems mikio og hvi tuir:.
ma0ur a forum, og m@lt er az sumir pjj66--
aokkar par / eyjunum - einkum Igorr6tar--
s6u or0nir svo duglegir bdmenn, 40 Peir ge6
hvitum m0nnum ekkert eftir.
Dad er almenn sko0un her / landi, az
%loftslag i Filippseyjum Sc svo 6bolt hvftum
minimum, ao Peir geti ekki lifao par ogg haldio
heilsu til lengdar. Delta stafar NEST af Pvf
az bermenn Bandamanna syktust margin OF
d6u fyrstu arin, sem Peir voru par i eyjunum,
en- pa voru peir 0ldungis 6vanir loftslaginu
og kunnu engar heilbrig oisreglur, er par attu
beet vio, atu 6holla feou, og gettu sin ekki
fyrir hita s6larinnar og attu aux Pess illan a6-
bdna0 a0 ymsu leyti. En- MI or allegro breyt-
ing Groin q 0l]u Pessu. Bandamenn hafa ma
lart az laga lifnaoarhattu sfna eftir pvi sem
vio a, / Pvi loftslagi, og nj viroist heilsufar
beirra par / eyjunum vera engu vera en- her
i landi. ARID 1906 d6u i Filippseyjum ao
ems 9.34 at hverjum Pdsund Bandam0nnum
er par voru, en- her + landi deyja tt. jafna6ar
II MAINS af hverju bdsundi arlega. En-
Bandamenn Peir, sem bda F~ilippseyjum, cru
Aestir menn q beta aldri, born og CANAL
menni cru ia / PETRA hop; med fran Pess
vegna er manndau0i par mimi mccall hvitra
mama en- her i landi. Flestir una Peir nd vel
loftslagi par % telja PAD heilnemara en- her
/ Bandarikium. % visit er PAD, az vi6urbrigai
cru par mimi en- her. Vetur or par enginn.
Ve0ur er par bli0ast / jandar og febrdar, en-
april og mai cru heitustu manu6ir Arsins, og
P6 hitinn Sc par mikill Der varla vi0 40 ham
Sc meiri en- 100 stig a Fahrenheit. Fra jdnl
til november cru vanalega rigninyar, skdrir
en- ekki st00ugt drfelli. En- ve0urlag er p6
margbreytt par ettir landslagi; a halendi or
PAD miklu kaldara, og likara Pvi,sem er i sud-
urhluta Bandarikja.
Landio or VIDA svo frj6tt a0 hvergi or.
frj6rra land / heimi, og sk6gar cru par svo
miklir, ao talie er a0 40 million ekrur s6u par
vaxnar svo st6rv0xnum trjane, 40 hafa megi
til efnivioar,og p%eninggagildi Pess vi0ar er Writ
a 5000 m%i]j6nir dellara. Hvergi I Bandarikj-
UNI cru ems v%erom@tir sk6gar og par nema
rauoavioarsk6garnir / California, og. mikill
hluti skoganna / Filippseyjum er haroar %
dyrar vioartegundir. En- til Pessa hefr lfti6
veri0 hirt par um sk6ggana % vioarverzlun or
it'll / eyjunum. Sk6gar cru ekki h0ggnir, OF
tr6n standa par %6hreyfo pangao til pau falla
at ELI og fdna ni0ur.
Malmauour landsins er minimum enn
0kunnur: en- liklept hvkir al nslmar s6n har
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-11-01
Framfarir i Filippseyjum.
Ttdrattur dr grein i OuerMad Monthly.

Fyrir fam arum var mikio ratt og ritao
her t landi UNI Filippseyjar og Filippinga.
Ia voru e%yjarnar nykomnar undir yfrrao
Bandarikja, sem keyptu p@r af spanverj um
90 gafu FilipPingum ekki fult sjalfr@oi, en-
settu par landstj6ra og AGRA emb@ttismenn,e r
par gegndu stj6rnarst0rfum / PETRA nafni.
BETA notu0u ser stj6rnarandstaeoingar her /
]andi til Pess a0 breg0a stj6rnartokk peim, er
sat ao voldum, um drotnunargirni og kdgun-
a%rtilraun vic Filippinga, er 6sambo0i0 veri
frjalsr@0isstefnu neutrality-suspicious.. Deir
kr0f0ust pess 40 stj6rnin lett Filippsey jar
lausar, g@f Filippingum land slit og fulla
sjalfsstj6rn ems og Cubverjum, en- reyndu
ekki az auka veldi slit og aud h6rfendra kaup-
mamma a pam hiatt, ao hafa yfirrao y6r eyjun-
I'm og hefta frelsi pj60ar Peirrar,.er p@r ntti
med rettu. A petta vildi stj6rnaraokkur
Bandarikja ekki fallast. Kvao ham Filipp-
ingum sjalfum myndi veroa Pa0 fyrir beztu
ao eftirlit veri haft med Peim fyrst UNI sim,
pj60in v@ri ekki fer I'm al stj6rna ser sjalf
og pyrfti ao lera med frelsi sift az fara, a0ur
en- hun yroi algerlega sjalfri ser raoandi. =
I'm petta var lengl riist. Fra Filippseyjum
barust ymsar Sugar UNI PAD b0l, er Pj6oin @tti
vi0 a0 bda undir hervaldi og har0stj6rn
Bandamanna. En- hver saga af PVT tagi P6tti
Observation-Disclosures happafengur og P@r
gengu mann fra manni, / margbreyttum
myndum, landshornanna a milf ar eftir ar. pa
var Cuba %uppgangi, fyrstu arin eftir a0 hun
fekk frelsi, og PAD P6tti heldur en- ekki SOM
I'm fyrir Pvi, hversu Filippingum veru ALTAR
bjargir banna6ar er Peir fengi eigi frelsi slit.
En- svo brast Cuba. sjalfstj6rnin par for i
hundana. S0gunum af aPjan %Filippinga for
fakkandi og umra0urnar I'm stjornarst0rf
Bandarikj anna par t landi dvinu0u 6oum, og
MI er svo komie az sjaldan heyrist neitt um
Filippseyjar tala0; peir cru fair, sem MI hafa
nokku0 ~misjafnt Pa0an ao segja, og s0gum
PETRA er y6rleitt 'litill gaumur gefnn, pa
sja]dan Par ver0a heyrinkunnar.
Sannleikurinn erisa, a0 Filippingum hef-
If fari0 svo miki0 fran sloan Peir komust und-
If yfrra0 Bandarikja,. a0*6trdlegt ma kalla
hversu par he6r skipast til hins betra a jain
sk0mmum TINA, eff ti]lit er teki0 til pess hvorsu
aour var lila astatt par t landi. %Filippingar
una stjdrn Bandamanna # betur og betur, Pvi
]engur sem Peir v%enjast henni; jafnframt PVT
sem hin fornu sarin gr6a, pau er Peim bl@ddu
NEST undir harostj6rn ogg kdgunarvaldi Span
ar og kaP6lsku kirkjunnar, eyoist tortryggni
og hatur PAD, or Peim var innraett / vioskift-
um vi6 ]anadrotna pa, or hvorki h6ldu ORD ne
eioa. Menningu PETRA fer 6oum fran og
allir atvinnuvegir bl6mgast betur en- nokkru
sinni a6ur. Lett SIT og 6menska, or aour st6o
par allri velmegun fyrir Prifum, er MI 66um