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Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1908-08-06
ADAMS AIMLESSLETS

Henry Lerhman of Oregon, brother
aIaW of C. Schmidt of this place,
lett for Idaho. He is making a trip
nom Oregon through New Mexico,
IDAHO, Montana and South Dakota and
seemed well pleased with this part of
he country.
Mr. Fatsinger made a trip to Glen
aVea few days ago and returned with
1sR from Indiana to take a look over
Ibis locality.
a certain auto again failed on a
party about 30 miles out of town.
ney finally obtained a rig and drove
''A to the city. Wish you better luck
AeEt time boys.
= j. Bomtrager and sons made a
ny" 0lendive last week, the latter
@Aglng out new binder. A. Schrock
'~VHlade trip to Glendive last week
drought out new machine. Other
= OlnderS are also coming into the
'''''sen Mile district this season.
a. II. Phillips of Brooklyn, Iowa
'Apeeted to make a trip through this
Rality soon.
crops are in fair condition again
,.'S The rains of about the middle of
j, , which were badly needed. Har-
viii soon be on hand, while some
l'Sy is already in shock. Farmers
T. ! busy haying ac present.
!, ,us Oall game at bloomfield be-
r. bloomfield and North Fork of
~ ''sen Mile was decidedly in favor
: u he Bloomfield boys.
s,, Ivy D. Yoder and family and Amos
H.. ~A We're the guests of Miles Morn
''ssr Sunday.
Eli NJ.
ns,t, Onupp and family were the
spday. D0'n'rager and family
ns,., ''nmldt and wife were the
h.. d. q Fred Booler Sunday.
So,h 'l e F. Miller and family were
Snday u thirteen Mile callers
ssra ,,eS Susie and Lena Schmidt
apii ne = guests of Enos D. Yoder anc
''l' Monday.
TO- "
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1908-08-06
'''"'' CIRCUS COMING

,..sb and bright as spring
- coming direct from its tri-
1'', ,.at engagement of over four
'8P -. IN the city of San Francisco,
gen. .,tlv enlarged, newly equipped,
TIE = Greater Norris and Rowe cir
'''0' ,,nseum, menagerie, hippOdrOme
sl' - ,ross of nations, will exhibit
,srs this year
ASs arrangement with the powers
y IF the big circus combine, and
"' j, lucrative this season, each of
p'' ,ircuses to the agreement will
certain territory. The Barnum
Daley circus has been given the
',.r England states; the Forepaugh-
=. .ircus has been withdrawn from
!, field entirely; the Ringing Broth
:, will make the middle west and
..borr states, and the Greater Nor
ID Rowe circus has been given
=. oDtire territory west of the Rock
Rv this arrangement but one of
Hg circuses of the country will
45t any given territory any one year.
/, tss way, much will be saved that
ii bo nut into the excellence Of the
-,cr.ms of the several big circuses.
Tho Greater Norris and Rowe cir
has been enlarged to such an ex-
.,rt that it is now on a par as far as
IMMINENT and paraphernalia are con-
armed with any of the other circuse5
tbie big combine. This is made Sc
b, tbe reason that each of the cir
o,ss will alternate the territory, and
rl he seen only once in three years
+, arv particular section of the coun-
-r The Greater Norris and Rowe
circus secured and absorbed all the an
mails in the Chutes in San Francisco.
This was tnt greatest purchase of ami
mails by any one concern ever consum-
mated in this country.
The performers engaged are mostly
European reputation. There is but
one agent in Europe securing the big
acts for all of. the shows Of the COM
Hne and all of the big circuses are
wpied with their sensational feat
n8 from The same source. If in I'M
ion there be strength, the Greater
lriS and Rowe circus has taken a
P forward this year that has placed
lin the very fore of the great amuse-
nHt organizations of the world. 1t
auires forty-four double length cars
transport it from city to city. The
Norris and Rowe circus will exhibit
aGlendive, Monday, Aug. 18th.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1908-08-06
Suffragist Movement Aired

London, July 24.-Mrs. Cora
Brown Potter has decided to enroll
herself among the suffragettes. This
is assuredly a fact, because Mrs.
Potter says so.
Mrs. Potter and her mother are
occupying ''Ye Olde Bridge" house
at Staines on the Thames, where she
is engaged in transforming the
Workingmen's cottages into small
homes for the higher classes, and is
buying up property at Staines for
that purpose She has exhibited
much skill in interior decorations,
and her quaint old English house at
Staines is work of original art.
Hearing of Mrs. Potter's leanings
toward the woman's suffrage move
ment, an American correspondent
called on her at her Staines home,
and in reply to question as to the
truth of the report. Mrs. Potter
wrote the following statement:
Il intend to take up the cause of
the suffragists as soon as | leave the
stage.
I'VE women are no longer pup
pets on the stage of life, placed here
or there for show or effect by mere
man. We are living, we are free.
At last we are true citizenesses Of
the world, bound not by the feudal
ties of serfdom or fealty, but by the
larger and ennobling bonds of citi-
zenship and patriotism.
eve have struggled and toiled
till at length we have reached the
glorious prize of liberty, which is
now ours! If | were to proclaim
my sympathy for Woman's rights in
public | would be misjudged, as
Mrs. Pat Campbell has been, by the
people believing that I was doing SC
for an advertisement for the stage;
but shall leave the stage as soon as
shall have acquired a competence
to live upon.
All parties knowing. them
selves indebted to ]. A. Morse,
Riverside, are requested to call
and settle at once. 25tf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-19
Nnf bcm Scimlucac nicocrocid)plicn.

@iIfcSburrG, ga, is. Noi.
@nl, Gopnrono, Gin 81 Ninonlc.
nabc bier, oni0iiigcr iiunBcr Stale
ncr, muroe gcltern 9Ibcno olli benl
@c9e nnd) ieiner @obmlng oi,rt)
Shiiiic pcrlcBt ino miro id)mcrlid)
geneicn, 3wci anocrcr StoIicncr,
9tumcna Morro uno N1lgelp, bciins
Den lid oils sic mlthmoblidlen Cha.
ter IN Nait. Goporono crbicIt fiir5.
lid) mcbrere Grobbricic scr .Sdpur.
sen Snn6" uno id)cnftc bcnlclbcl,
feline 9cahtltng. Die Eoli5ci b1lt Is
iibrigets aid iilr nlo9Iidl, boB Gopa-
roma bon ben Nngrciicrn irrtbiimlit,
iiir eincn onoeren Wum 9ebolten
1pllr0e. gr lit ais rltbigcr mo irieO.
lidcr Giiraer betnmlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-19

Seine q oht mun0pcr mrbr.
&onooM. Is. Moi. - Tic britt
ld)c NOmirolitdt bat on1coronet, 0oB
Ole Nad)tnlun0uCr cill5nltclcn limo,
neil 10 uirlc llnoliidaf0uC oubci Dor.
Qetommcn limo. Nic Nud)tmon0per
lpcrocn mobridcinlld nid)t cher lule
Der cinQctilbrt mcr0cn, ais bis Die
ti2bcriAcu llniGlIc mtcrilld)t morOch
iino, 10 boB oic llcbcIitdnOc, Die SIT
ben llni0acn iiibrtcn, pcrmic0cn mCrs
Den f0nncn,
GiiicltGurm miro iibcrs
rumpft
@riiiicL, IS. Dtoi. - 0o9 Gomi
Il Der %rililcIcr notwithstanding 1910
bot bcidIoiicrL IN 0cm &orort &rcllca
cincn Gbltrm ans Giicnltnbl mltfilbs
rem 5l luiicL Der oct Gificltblrm
rod nm Elm bctrGdtIidc9 Stiid itbcr'
roocn miro. Gle Soften Oc9 @oltc9
mcr0cn II Miiuioncn Sro1c3 bctra-
QCl1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-19

uls ll115ueifelbait betrnhtet mer0en
milBtc, nGmlif) eben H%onIcuclt.
u a bes @n0c Der GongreB-
SlBltnq.
Die 1cgcnpGrtige GongreBiiBu19
miro nit Ger Iullfcnocn @od)c 5llm
NbifluB 0cIungcn, Die Nnlid)ten &C.
ben boriibcr 'ollScinonocr, Oh Der
Sd)lllb an Mittpod obcr crit Nra.
gangs Der @ode crfol0cn miro. Sebr
m%nbriheinlid lit cs rldlt. 0aB Der
nGd)lte Samitog Den GongreB nod
pcriammelt fin0en miro, obcr Nuea
bGngt BON ben 5ortifrittcn ob, mel.
dc man in Der Gonicrcn3 nit Der 81
non}bia mod)t. Ofit Der @crutbumg
Der 9elpilligungS6iaS lit man lotpctt
uorNcihrittcn, onB ma ounlit IN 5iuei
bis orei SnGcn sum gbid)IuB fomnCn
fam. GaS @aus miro permlltblidl
Ole 9crotbung Der Gcii5itbill bcltte
Nbcno 81 Gnoc iiibren, u1O Der Sc
nat bat nltBCrocm MIR nod Die 0ill
iiir ole WtilitGr- 9lfo0cmic 5l bcrotben,
neld)e 10 pcniA mic iCnc Sfppirig-
fCitcn bictct. lin Die SinonjbiQ mer-
ben Iid) lomit in ocll lebtcn Suger
0ic &crbon0lunQcn buitpti6dlih Ore
ben, obcr qlcidoiel, oh cine Gini9ul0
ooriiber eriolgt ober nid)t, Der Sdlub
Der SiBlna b0ngt uiel mchr bon 0cnt
Sdidiol Scr Sm1ibua. Bill iiir 81
ientlifc @cbGltoc ob. SIS bcrriht ci-
ni8c 9ciorgniB, Bob Der ErGlibcut
oicic itiQidymeigcnb nid)t unter5cid)-
ncll mod)tc, ltnb bis man iiber bic
@cnchmi0rng 8cluibbcit bot, miro
Der Sd)lllB Der Situllg olI lid mar
ten luIIcll
Grmurtet miro, bob inl @ouie scr
ISOLDE nod Die Gonlitc'n @crid)t CT
%itottcn, mcld)c Die llntcrlud)un9 iibtr
ocn Eopiertruit uno bic ftntcriecboo-
tc iiihren. Sonte cinc Ginigung III
ser Gonicrcn5 iibcr cine Iinnn5bin
criolgcl 10 miro ooriibcr oltd) IN bel.
Sen SGuicrn nod lcbboit bcbottirt
iperoen.
%erbciierunGcn oui ocn
g h | q d hiffen.
Gle ShlufJtid)ific South Gurpli-
no." .Midiqon," nIcloipnre" uno
South Gufoto" ncrocn nit Wuni-
tionsoui5iigcn nit 5luci Gto0e, ncric-
ben ncrocn. Gicic ipcrbcn o%llqCnlcin
nuf britiidJcn Standardization &c
hrold)t, ll1o lire Giniiibrln0, on
SteQe Scr omerifoniihcn, miro aus
Sem @rumoc bciiirluortct, bob lie ciit
roihcre5 SdieBcn crnloglid)er.
Bon Gam Tron3iSco 6ur ii +.
SlottcnicfrctGr Wctcolf lit micocr
aus Son Sron5isco cingetroiicn, 100.
iclbIt cr oic Hcpuc iibcr bic con1binir.
ten omcrifoniifen Slottcn obnn6m.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-19
Irmaoa fGbrt ,ueitcr.
Sbr nGdItcr Suien lit Scottle.

Sbr nGdItcr Snien lit Scottle.
&on sort ocbt bic Sa6rt 5urild
nof Snn 5rnnciSco u1b Damn
nod Sonolulu.
Gan 6ranciSco, Is. Woi. -
Nod 5molit0aigen 9roben 6etlidtei.
ten lit bic Sdloftifiif- Slottc bclltc
&ormittna nah Dem Eiiget.S lno ob.
gciabrcn uIto miro nm 20. Wai i'll
Seottlc nnfonmtcn. Gic SGlitc Der
Shiffc miro in ser 9remcrton Nopp-
Onro in elm God g6brdd)t meroen,
sic an0crcn mcr0cn bicrber 5llriid.
fcbren, I'M repdrirt llno inter Der
MolIerlilic angeitridcn ST. peroen.
Gle Icittngc im EugetsS unb merben
ppr Gnoe Ocs MonntS 5t Gnoc gebcn
uno onnn lpcr0en Siii5iere nro
Wonnld)nitcn micocr IN bic gcluobu.
lifc Hortinc oes SecmantSlcbcns
eiltrctcn. Mad, Ser erlaiielten Srbre
miro iid Bic 6lottc I'M Soien bon
Son Srunci5co nid)t ipGter ais biz
sum 3. Suli mieOcr ueriammell,. 9lm
I. &llIi Gcbt itc nod SonolltIu nno
nad) c%iilpodligcm oortigen auicnt.
halt tritt lie Die Subrt nud) Nltdlono
al.
Iie 6lotte Der Fon5erfrci5er lit
lnrtcr Dem Commando ocs IonllrnlS
CAUTION g~cltcrn Iriib nm s l(br III
Iilolider 6idtung o~bgefobren, lno
9Omiral Spcrrp, Commandment Der
atlontild)cn Slottc, bat 5llln erIten
Wol icinc blorc Gommnnoeursilugge
~anigchiBt. Ter Grcu5er vGborlcItou."
boS 6loggidiif bes gomirnIs Swin.
bllrre, lit gIeidBeitig nit Ser Slotte
o~b9eiabrcn jeood lit Montercp iein
GeItimmungsort.
Tos Gunonenboot ,Dprftoipn" bat
Ole arellier nod Snntn Barbara be.
olCitet. Die South Tofota," elmer
Der ad)t Fanierfrel5er, aus meld)eu
lid ons jlpcite @cidJpaber ser Eaci.
iicilottc 5ulommenlest, uno meld)e
an Snntitag 81 elmer ip1ten Stunoe
bon ibrer ofii5iellen Yrobefobrt SIT.
riidgcfebrt lit, lit niht nit Den anoc.
rem Iobrjeugen abgeiabren.
Gle lette biciigc oiii5ielle 6eitlit-
felt iiir Die utluntiife uno Die Eoci.
iicilotte bat un Samitag slbeno itott.
g~eiinocn. IS mar ein gnnfett i'm
"6airmolmts Sotcl," meld]es bon Dem
vSon SrnIcisco Gon5il Nr. 615" Der
yanlgbts Of Columbus gegeben
mlrbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-19
Ter SbGtCr ocfnnbcn?

ltn9arlld)Cr NdCrtllCdt D0t nll9eollT
Den 0reiiodcu Mor0 nui Der
SbcpbcrO- Gurm bci WotomUn
cin0CitQl0cll.
Wntumum N.-&., is. Woi. -
Ger mQuriihc Nderfncdlt 3oitcra,
mCldcr iiip ltltrr ser NnflnAc in 0oit
bciinoct, ISM. y. SbcpbcrO, ocilcn
Satin uno Oo8 9ienitmGohen Sen.
nic @cn0p oui Scr Sbcpbcr0'ldcn
IorlrL nobe bier, cridoiicn 81 babcn,
Got. mic qcnulutcIt miro, Gin Csc.
ItGltonib obgcIcBt. Die @comten mol
len 5Ipar nid)t 5ulcbcn, Dab 3oItcru
ou5 Ncrbrcdcn cinacltot0cn bat; Is
bciBt ic0od), cr babe crtl0rt, 0oB or
MIR Sbepbero cridicBcn mpGte unO
lidl 81 0icicm 3ncdc I'M Yorlor oc9
Nultic3 peritcftc. usher Grmortcn
lei icoo6 tSrot Sbcpbcro 5llcrlt nod)
Dem mutcrcn Stodmcrf gcfonmcn,
nm IN ser Slide iiir ibr &ino Wiild)
81 mGrmcn. NlS tic oanllt nod ibrcm
S0Ioi5immcr 5lrildfebrtc, ioll 30
ltcrn lie nit Sbcpbcr0'9 6lintc mic
0Crgcihoilcn bubcn; cin 5pcitcrS huB
troi sic 6ron IN Ocn &opi. Die
ShiilIc lodtcn .Sbcpbcro bcrbci uno
Cr murbc nit 0cm 0ritte1 Sd)lb 6lt
Noocn Acltredt. Sin plcrtcr Sd)lb
t0otCtc 0cn Turnlcr llll0 CT rlcl alt1
sic 2cihc Der 6rou am Sure Scr
1rcppc. Sam mtroc Ou3 1icnlt.
mG0dcn crid)oilclL ais Is bon Der at.
Bercn nodl Scr iulcrcn &iid)c NinN.
3oltcra ion ~Ncltnnocn b0bclL oaB or
mllBtc, DAB SbcpbcrO uicI @cl0 in
8olrlc bate oocr bel lid trltg, mo
ais cr geinlcn mar, nabm Der Mors
Scr eilliGc @nlrtnotcn ans Der @rict.
tnid)c mo OurGilld)tc bic 3inrncr
nod) @elo.
Qob MilliS GiItritt@amolt Stotc@
oa3 @citGnoniB in Nbrc0c felt. bat
ooriu icincn @uuno, OoB man bic
Grtrilltung ser Nempbncr iibcr 0ic
ou9lGnoiid)cu Iormorbeitcr nld]t CT
h0bcn mill. Die Sbcpbcro'id 6orm
lit Don ocn @cborocn geihloiicn NOR
0cnL obcr bic tr0lltboitc 9fcl9icr0c
lodtc u~lj06li1c 2clttc III alien mo0s
lid)cn Wagcn ltlo Nlttorlnbllcl 1ud)
Scr Turm. Cine Hcihc bon 9lltoS,
iibcr $50 Wogcu lnb ctpn 500 Hnos
inbrcr bieltcn tdgSilbcr allf Der
Strobc nobc ser Snrm.
Die Scid)rn OcS cruloroctcn Gbcs
punrca mllroen Ncitcrn nud Mntmuon
Ncbrndt mo lucroen pom citcrn Sci.
dlenbeltotter nod 9rooflnn gcionot.
Cine in @rooflpn mobncnOe Sd)uc.
tier Scr 6rou Sbcpbcro boltc Gcltcrn
oaS &iub Der GrmorOctcn ob.
(SpGtcr.) - Ser Stndtanmnlt
erfl1rt bcrltc oifi5ica 6run5 3nitcro
babe icinc SdnlIb ci%ngcitonbcn. Der
@ciongcne tbcilt nit, bob lcinc 81.
tern IN Ncm. Dorf mobncn uno bob
or iriibcr elm Sdiilcr Scr Oortigcn
Nrt Shloenta SCoDuc" ulo Der
.Nationol Ncoocntp Of 0cIign" mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-19

itiid bcfnnOcn lid Die Erin5en IriIlls
0llluu mo 6ltibimi, Nomirol lo9o
mo Muriucminiitcr Baron Soito.
9(l,d) cin britiide5 @cidppoocr wcilt
Qcgcnpdrtig in Oofoboma.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-19
Sn Ser Warineitation IN Ghi

III OCT WartlleltnfIoll III Ehls
lnoclpbia lit Gas. Solomap, Guar
tlcrn1ciIter oes aren5ers r9roofIpn, "
I'M Sclomnre e%rtrlrrfen. Gr befano
lid nit mebrcren Nnoeren IN einenl
Huoerbuot, iprnllg Don bieiem in ser
Mittc oes Stromes ob, I'm SIT baocn
ilno lonf, obgleid Elm gutter Shnint-
lIler, ploblid) inter. mahriheinlid)
pom arampic ~erariffcn. ST mobutc
i'll Wontclnir, Ms.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-19

Gidter alton g. Barter, tribe.
rer Sberridter bes Stoates Hefu.
yorf nno in 1904 bemofratiifer YrG.
iiocntid)afts Gonbioot. mirbe gez
itern in Waibinaton sur Eraris Dor
Dem Sbcr @unoesgcridt 5ugelaiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-19
Salts Gbancen.
Nntc N~nsiidDtcn auf NOminirnn9 bel
Der criten Nbitimmnmg.

tlonalsGolluellta III Gbtco9p tltr
:s,, ;,a.,;.. ~, my.ca
felt zines GopIeuelt E Sturmca
'"''' "N'' o"''"'''''
&eBtc ISOLDE Der 9onoreB-
0'9"'9' Lux 0"'0Io' oe'
Goltruntreiprm.0i Q ltl0 Ser Orn.
H'pl'7 S'u I't Ve9'et'''8' Oe=
h3,,hr unh in, 2mriic( 1f,t-
1erIetretot VtClcalf pom DER Fd=
riiirfii7tc u~,ri;focfchrt
80 o;ti,,+,, 2 0 90 m.;
=,
~" """'I"'' wv Nooj'' '''' ~
SuIl' 't'll oVt replloIltuIllWe "allo'
lol.SonOcllt IN Chicago 6%uIummclL
Die Gclc0uten iin0 bcrcits iGmmtlih
crlpGblt, mo Elm lleberblid ser 81
tltatiolL iplpcit sic @obrifeinlidfcit
elmer gtomli1otion iiir 6ic TrGiIneut.
id)oft in @etrnht fon1nrt, lit crr,6us
Iidt. IS merocn $50 S%c(cootcn inn
Gonpcnt iibcll. Cine Moiorit0t nonti.
nirt. l,n0 Is Iiub ollo i9t Stimucu
rrior0crlidl, I'M ben Ir0iibcntihoits.
GanoiOutcn 5lt npnritircn. Nricos.
ScfrCtGr Gait hat l2i initrllirtc Iclc.
0atcn; 25S iin0 uninitruirt unb IS
contcitirt. Gon Den lninitruirtcu &c
lcootcu 0iiritcn - fiir Toit bcril,.
fluff mcrbc1l. 0o bic Gnuncntc mi
lucld)cn tic oclpGblt morDen iinh, hcu
GricaSicfrctGr iu0pilirtcn, rein 9>or.
lic6c fiir feline Gonoi0otrr in Gcipl,t.
tioncn ollslprodcn. Stilnn1cn onr
oieic - fiir Gait bel Der crItcn Off.
itilnntltro, 10 hot Scr Grirosicfrct1r
Spei Stin1n1cu mchr ols or fir bir
Homil1otiou brolrdlt. n1n,lih 1o3
Inter ncn llmItGuhcr If rS nbcr y,
crmortcu, hoE rr mphr o(a - o,,s
Der &plpnnc ser uuinitr,tirtcu 7cIr.
ootcn erboltcn miro. neil Itcts ser
@unIh. .ciuru lIot o,tf hrn, Mulif
noocn III crholtru" nirIc 7r(rootcr
mcldlc nnr ncn, Comment ,,orh ,r,c,t-
id,Iolicn Icin n,Ducn, Dem nnrn,,slidt.
(id1 crIo[orcidrn 0o,rhihotru urufiib.
rem pilcot, Wos nir 0n,,tpItr orno-
triift, 10 bot OoS NotinnnI.9nu1itc mir
porlGltIioc Gntidcihu1o jibrr hic,r(.
ben. Die Soft. 2cute 6]c6ountcr 6op
lie boS Gon1itc c%pntrpIirerl. nuh meu,,
bieie Innobne Iid oIs rid,tio crmeiit.
10 miro ooS Gomitc. rcIp cine Moin.
rit1t D~cilcIhcnL. cirfod, o0c 0nntr5tr
at @uniten Scr nit-7clcootiouru
cntihci0Cn. olcidoiiltio. pb Sic Soft.
0c(cootionen mirflif Elm 9(,rcd,t olIf
Site inn Gonpcnt bobcr. nbrr uid,t
Sic bctrcficnncu TcIrootinncr FINN.
men Damn ollf sic tcu1nprGrr TrIcoo.
tcn-Qilte. Dos Gon,ttc fir sffrrbi-
tipc moe ollcrDinus nir 9outcItc I'M.
ter micocr in Ncrothu1o ,ichcu, obpr
cS lit mobrIdciulih. noB biclcs Gnni.
tc, nclhcS oltS - MitoJicbcrr ) f
ic ci,,cnl ouS iehcr Stnots. nm Tor.
ritpriol Iclcootipn. bciteht y Soft.
gclcnoten. clio cine feline Moiorit0t
fir Gait oltfmciicu mirh. mn in ser,
Goac lit 6 notiirlih nid,t uuciicIboft
hob ooS Gpnlitc iiir Wonbotc sic e,1t-
id~ciounocn bes acknowledgements il,
sen Gpntcit I0Qcu bcIt1tiocu mirb.
Son Dcr @cocu.GonbiSotcu bobpu.
Sprofcr >, Toirboufs 30 Cannon Al.
SlnbcS 81, aror 66 unn ga Inlcttc
% 0eIcootcn %iuItrnirt. Nei o0cu
Gonteiten boltnclt cs ,ih nm slufcd,.
t,tuo Acr Soft Oc(c,,+,, Sc;to,,. S,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-19

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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-14
Penalization Worked Hard
ship to Some, But
Fair to All.
SEVERAL CARS SUFFER
BY TIRE PUNCTURES
Drivers Surprised by Courtesies
Shown by Farmers-Records
of Contestants.

IRON our point OF view The Times
reliability test was a pronounced sue
cess. and IN the face OF circumstances
we are fully satisfied with the records
made by both the Columbia and Corbin
cars, although neither was victor IN
their respective classes declared r. A.
Klock, OF the Dupont Garage yester-
day.
I'VE have no kick coming. since the
penalization was due TO our own care
lessness, but 1t is a comfort to know
that the forty points We lost were not
due TO any inherent defect IN the car.
while tire punctures did not count
IN the scoring our lateness at the Ber-
ryville control was caused by the fact
that the driver had 70 wait for a pump
with which to initiate the tire after a
punCture had been repaired. This stop
made Us twenty minutes late at the
control, which cost two points a minute.
The Corbin encountered no other trou,
bic whatsoever, and, after making the
next control twenty-five minutes ahead
OF time, the driver never had TO leave
his seat for the remainder Of the run.
Tho car covered the route, and aside
from the ordinary wear and tear OF a
days run returned in perfect condition.
The engine ran perfectly and no crank
ing was necessary at any stage
Nor have we any apologies TO make
for the Columbia, despite the foolish
looking score. These cars were IN use
the day before and on the morning set
for reporting 20 the af1xer OF the grand
seals there was a scramble 10 get there
on time. Besides overlooking said pump
through a similar oversight, the CO.
lunbia started out with no oil in the
transmission For a seventy-five-rnile
trip this would have made little differ
ence- But on account OF the bad roads.
the second speed got so hot that II
snapped. Driver jacob figured out that
he could probably have come through
on the high speed. but It would have
been strain on the car. which he did
not wish 20 undertake. So he was com
PEELED to suspend operations while he
secuted TO the nearest blacksmith shon
ana put In two pins. Two and a half
hours were spent at repairing. which.
COST 1850 points. while Ave points w.
charged up for the breakdown. The
machine came home with no seals
broken and in perfect condition. No
other accidents were encountered.
In both cases we played In hard luck
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-14
NOTHING DOING"

Rip Van Wrinkle returned from his
long sleep looking fresh as e daisy and
made his way 20 the village barber
shop. not only because he needed a
haircut and shave. but also because he
wished 20 catch I'D on the news.
Let's see" said he 10 the barber after
he was safely tucked IN the cha-E, I've
been asleep twenty years, haven't To-
yep" replied the tonsOrialIsL.
Have / missed much2'
Nope, we bin standin' pat"
Has Congress done anything yet2''
Not a thing"
jerome done anythingT'
Nope"
Plat resigned7'
Nope"
Panama canal built?"
Nope
bryan been elected?"
Nope"
Carnegie poOr?'
Nope"
well. say said Rip, rising up in the
chair, never mind shaving tNe other
side OF my face. I'm going back 10
sleep again. Success.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-14

Two more cars sold and delivered last
week and three more coming fog which
orders have already been placed. is the
record made by the Overland.
This little car has made a remarkable
record for rapid sales since its introduce
tion here. It has been co5. O few
months since the Dewey Garage as
sumed the agency, but from the hrsr
the Overland seems TO have filled a long
felt want for a medium priced runab ~
and touring car
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-14

Price reductions IN foreign cars have
placed the imported article on a better
competitive basis Considerable sales
OF foreign cars for delivery 70 Ameri-
cans abroad have been reported. Rather
less numerous have been the sales of
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-14

I'VE are proud of the record made by
the Maxwell and the Thomas. in spite
of the fact that they failed TO finish
at the top declared J. r. Thomas. Of
Thomas & Tolman.
The Maxwell came through with a
perfect road score. il was on time at
every cOnt-Ol, and no seals were broker
or adjustments made. The motor worked
perfectly and did not stop once except in
crossing the ferry. Our trouble came
al the brake test, because the driver
had not fully understood the instructions.
He did not know that he was required
TO come 10 a full stop, and after lock-
ing the rear wheels, went OF.
The Pullman, on the other hand, had
a perfect test score. but the timer
worked loose on the road I had 20
break two seals. which could have been
left intact, before / located the trouble
When the bonnet was raised il took
but two minutes TO remedy the trouble
but the broken seals cost heavily"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-14
Gleanings From Capital Garages
And Breezy Bits of Auto Gossip

high priced American cars to people go
ing abroad. On the other hand, the
sales Of popular priced cars have been
much heavier during the past week.
Registrations have increased percep1bly
and the weekly average is nov run
ming heavier than for the same weeks
last year.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-14
LOOKING FORWARD.

Il wonder what divorces cost2"
Are you thinking of getting a di-
Vorce?"
mo. I'm thinking Of Getting married"
Exchange.