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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-12-16
Question As TO Dogs
rights WILL Be RAISED

Minot. N. D.. Dec. 15.-Has an auto
driver the right to run over a dog
which runs out into the street after
the machine?
This is the question which will be
passed upon when Wallie George of
Minot comes up for trial before a JUS
tice of the peace of Bottineau county.
Mr.. George was placed under ar.
rest today on a warrant Used from
Bottineau county The warrant
charges him with killing animals.
Mr.. George says that he was pass
ing a team and that in getting by he
did not see the dog. Wallie never
saw the dog to this day.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-12-16
SHERIFF GETS $1,000
FROM A RAILROAD

TOWner, N. d., Dec. l5.-Because he
was not allowed to ride on a freight
train, but was obliged to leave it I'M
der pain of beng thrashed. Ador
JavnagOr. former sheriff Of McHenry
county, will receive $1,000 from the
Great Northern railroad In the dis
trict court he was granted a verdict
for that amount, the jury being OUT
nearly forty hours in considering tbs
action.
According to the company's claims,
Javnagor boarded freight train
without permit or pass, and refused
to pay for his transportation
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-12-16

Special prices on rugs for the bal
ance of December $50 rugs for $24.
All rugs at proportionate prices.
Fields Furniture Store.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-12-16

Most complete line Of Pipes and
Smokers Articles in the city-at
knappen's.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-12-16
DID you SEE THEM?

Beautiful Stylish Ladies' Coats are
being sold at a great reduction to
save carrying them over. A. W.
Lucas Co.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-12-16
nouhta Hla Sincerity.

Oo00I0 TtIU SU1UOSISys
We must say that We cannot hell
questioning the sincerity Of that Chi
cago burglar who has reformed and
become q plumber.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-12-16
CHRISTMAS CANDIES

All kinds. All prices. Also Cigars
and Fruits. Best place in town to
buy Xmas supplies. Richholts.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-12-16

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-10

(ober ben eroberer berrorenen 2art.
gem min @elpfe fir bie beforoerte
Sonne nur cine ourdidnittli6e
6rudteriparnis BON etlpa 2 ST.. ppr-
ausieben. 8os Die Sro9e Ser CT
gebnisfabigfeit unb Der @bgaben-gr-
ge6ung betrifft 10 perli6crt @elpfe,
es geb0re gu ben @rfabrungstat=
io6elr. baB cine freie Gerfebrsentfol-
tltng auf ginnengemaliern sur
mirtl6aitli6en 8efrudtung unge-
nein piel mebr beitrage, als cine ob-
eobenbeIoitete SdiffabrtsitraBe. Sn
Dem ltmitano, oaB ii6 fiinf l1fer-
itoaten in Die Soften Der Sditi-
barnladltng gu teilen bitten (@elptc
ipri6t bon ie 5 MiIionen 6raufel'
fir Die brei 8ooenieeufcr-S taatell
8iirttemberg, 8aDern unb Oeiter-
reid unb elmer gemeinlomen ueber=
nabme Der iibrigen Is Miuioner
Sranfen o1ir6 Dos @roBber5ogtlur
8aoen uno Ole 5dpei5) fiebt @eltfe
einen iebr giinitigen umitono, Der
Die gelblide 4usfiibrborfeit ees
Glones erlei1terte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-10
8rpRmama

BUR @roBmamn ms traute Stmbdch
&on1mt rai6en .S6ritts Elm friid)es
Biibden.
SIR Gnfelfinb. Der 'fleine Sris
Slit auf benz ShoB ibr pie Der glis.
.g[d, @roBmoma, Die neue Sole:
= Wan iiebt es ni6t bier ouf benz
Sdobe
9ur nit Dem Singer griff ih bin.
9a nor elm eroBeg Sod barin!
Song unbegreiflih fam's binein =
Sd slarb', Dos miiiien Motten fem"
,So, ia, Die Motten fenn' id idon!
@eflettert bilt on mol, mein Spbn?"
y0ein = eigentli9 = oas beiBt =
es Dar
God auf benz &iridbaum number
bar!
Slid Sir moG'n g Mama
nidt iogen;
Sic fam ben Merger nlht nertras
gen."
limo @robmama?- sic faoelt ein,
Sic lafelt = oenn, Oh eroB, nb flein
Die Scot, Ser Shreden ODER S6mcrt.
Ger @roBmama bertraut icin Ser5.
9tun nobt Die 3eit, mo nit ben Gn-
oerlt
alein-6 ritden muB sur Sdule nam
bern,
lin iid bie Sahe 81 beieb'n,
0orf nit benz gruoer er NAL geb'n.
Gong itil = MON miro iif ionlt be.
fiagen,
Sist er uno bort BEN 2ebrer fraaer:
v@er lit es, Der bel Sag llnb Noht
Inns liebepoa un6 treu bemadt,
Der aud i'm ouergrobten S1mer5
&arul troiten infer tpunoes @ers,
llno Ser fir uas gu ieoer Belt
Mit gat unb Silfe lit bereit2"
Bel ieoer Grnee, Die Der aehrer
Da anfitelt, miro's Dem fIeinen so.
rer.
Nur flarer-ia- oos meiB er bod!
ttno raid bebt er BEN Singer bod.
v3u miGit es miiieu, fleiner Mann?
81 iebt mir bod ben 8ropen on!
Cog mir's! geihdm' Die @robeu
bal"
uSerr 2ebrer, bos lit Sic @rnG.
mdmai!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-10
= geohe 9reoio, ether goftoftiee

2ShDS fLSotuf SlttSA kplAplIhN
16 Met(en bon Der Stoot, froh scr
feline 5 Monote aIte @illiam @il-
lianls, als Die Mtutter i'm cine Belt
lang oaeirl eelaiiell, in Sen offellen
&amin uno 5og ii6 10 l6mere
groltbmunben 5u, bob er, trotoelll
er IN eirlem M~utontobil in groBter
SIZE III bie Stoot gebrabt Durbe,
balo nod Ger Infunft I'M Splpitai
Itarb.
Am Mtittpof nloreen bra9 i'll
9ouie bon S. 81. 9itforb, 734 Siio-
Hreio StraBe, Seuer aus, peld)es
dber our6 Die S%euermebr i6nea &c.
loidt lplroe. Ser angerihtete edit
aen belduft lid auf $500.
Clarence 6. @aters u1lo Srant
gusboom botten om Wittmof obcnh
einen Streit an Ser @de bon @el-
hit uro Starr StraBe, nobel 5
S6Iiie abgefeuert pllrben. @aters
erbielt eiilen SduB III oen fleiidlf
gen Sell bes 8eines uno @usboelll
Gerlesungen ant &opf bnrd Sdldge
nit Dem aolben Ser Yiitole. Boli5ii,
Com Gonnor perbaftete Die beioell
S%treitbdbne l1nb nurbe1 lire @lln-
Den in Ser Staot9alle Derbunben. Ole
Serlebunqen erpiele EFT iid als unhe-
0el1feu0
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-10

itidt ntebr bot ttnb a1t6reea fam
ntbt mebr in ibr @ernof.
@ines Morgeus llod elmer iblaf-
loien Nadt iudte Tie i'm auf Dem
0ofe auf. Gr Itono al Der 8rur,
Itenplanfe gelcbnt 1rno l~torrte binab
III bos ounfle, 1tille @oiier. Sic fuB'
re i'm ON @rm: r@norees, idl mod
te nit Dir reoen."
Gr nidte uno Tie gingell- lpabrenf
oes Sprebens oltf Dem Sofplas on
unb nieoer. u9fnorees", iogt;
8iebfe, vio eebt es ni6t meiter. Sd
babe mir iiberlegt, i6 min Die Dei-
nige neroen, ober in alien @bren
Sd min nit Dem 8oter reoen, oaB er
Dir SeiIterneit iibergibt uno ooB Mr.
6olo beiraten. @laubit gu midi
aud, @norees, oaB mir bier gliidltd
lueroen
uSSa, 8iebfe, 9u bilt 10 gut"
Stein, @norees, id BIN gar nid)1
gut; i'd bin 81 itola, oos meiB id
moi. Gines mitB id Dir nod ia.
gen, i'd babe nal einell Meniden liet
1ebabt iber oaes, uno id) bin lange
3eit binonrd,. uneludlid eetpeieh
neil er nidt fonl uno ii6 ni11
nebr Inn mid fiimmerte. uno ee-
raoe, neil i'd taglid nelle Mebnlih.
Felt 5piiden Dir uno ibm entoedtc
oesbol6 fiiblte id mid 8lt Dir bin.
Je5ogen."
(Sortieblrno foIgt.J
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-10

Dos Dunoesgeriht fat Die ben
Werifo geforoerte MusIieferung bor
Sne5 Mui5, melder Der 8erlebune
Der MeutroIitdtseeiete onseflaJi
mar, pertpeigert uno Die SreilaliunQ
bes MngefIagten %angeoronet. Wcd
ben 3eugenausIagen 5eigte es iidJ
baB oos betreffenoe Geies ourd Muia
niht berIett tporoen nar.
Das a. gipiINppellationsae-
ritf bat ben pro5eB Der Staot nit
S. S. Stepens II. q. 5u llngunitrr
Der Staot entihieoen. gs banoeltt
1id babel nm Die Bflaiteruns Ger
9Ipe. 6 nnter Der Maribaa Sids 3D.
miniftrotion. Die Municipal Sr1-
propement Company, melde oiei,
BfIofterung nnternabm, batte oas
Bflaiter auf 10 Sabre aarantiert uas
es mar einGeil Der 3ablung auriidgc.
balten. MIs bic &ompagnie oanr
6ieier Meit perInngte, bieb es, oei
6os Bflaiter idleft uni
er fir Neparaturen ausgegeben iti
Die 2ompagnie perfolifte fire Sorcc.
rurlg ip6ter an S. S. Stepcns rn'f
20. 8. Weib. Das @eriht eutidico.
bab bic Staot fein Med)t batte, bas
Gelb fir 6ieie 4usbeiicrungem 81
~periDenoen ODER Suriid5ubalter
ion6ern Die 4ompagnie ouf ibrel
Bomb bate perflagen miiiien. Git
Sfnot pirb OIL 6as Stonts-S upremc'
geriht oppellicren.
Die Gireftoren Der Snterna'
tional Unir @liociation baben oil
grInubnis erteiIt, ben 6air-9Ias flu
Die 4tdsiee 2uftihiffe 8erionnt
lung m1breno Der garnecals-@ Isolde
pom 81. Bis gum "a. gpril, 81 &c.
ruten. Die giienbnbnratrn fir 81;
garnepols-W ISOLDE ioaen BET Der il
Sort Wortb ftattfinoenoen 9eriamm
lung Der General aifngier- slgenter
Der Gifenbnbuen feitgeitlt merben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-10
Gerettct ans fnrdtbarer 8efabr.

SD babe mid nod ME 10 nobe
meinem @robe eefiiblt," idreibi
2etpis Gbomblin bon Wandclter,
Ohio, 81. 81. $50. 8, pie balnals, cIs
ih in Golee boz, Suften uno 2lln'
genleioen big ouf 115 Bfunb obae.
magert mar, tros pieler Meoi5inen
luib Der beiten 9oftoren. l1no 5aE
i'd beute nod Iebe, oanfe i'd ollciu
Or. Sings SEEM DISCOVERY. Die mid
gebeilt bot" l1nfeblbores Wittel fiji
6uiten, grfldltung. Grippe, QltGmo
rlib ole 2ungen. uno 9alslei6cli
SOC ,1no $1.00. 9eriudsfIaide frei.
@orantiert bon alien DrueeiIten
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-10
Wie iii ofesl

Btr bteten etnBlnDert Donars gelohs
nure fir ieoen Tau bon 9otarrh, Der
nidt bur6 Ginnebmen bon 5au's Gns
tarrb&San gebeiIt meroen fann.
S. S. gbeneb & 60, @iaentb.
Foleoo, o.
@ir, bic l1nter5eidneten. baben s. S.
5beneb lett ben Letter Is Sabren Ges
tarnt unb halten i'm fir boafommeu el,
renbaft in alien Observation-Disclosures
anb finan5ieI befdbiet. ane bon feiner
Sirma ein9egdngenen Serbinolihfeitel
III erfiilIen.
Bef & Fruag. @robbanbeIss9 ros
guiften. SoIebo, 8.
BaIbtna ainnau & Maroin
@roBbanbelss Drosuiiten, 8olebo. 8.
Sau's 8atarrb<9nr trirb innerIi6 gez
rlomfnen unb tpirft brett aif bag Blur
NIB Die idleimigen Sberf!dden BEG
5bftems, 8euanife frei berianot. Rreis
70 Gents per SIaihe. gerfauft bon alien
apotbefen.
9au's Samilien< giiIen iinb Die beiten
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-10
Die Sdiffbarmad11ns bes babiid.
id)iueiseriiden &beins.

SIN Iuftraee Der uSnternationa.
ZEN 8ereinigung our Soroerung Der
5diffbarmaduna oes Mbeins bis
jum 8obeniee" uno oes .Noroolt.
bmei5erii9en NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."
bat Der befannte 8erfe1ter Der Sber.
beini6iffabrts- 8eitrebungen, Stu
ooif @elpe in 8aiel, n~eueroings ell
teduii6Apirhhaftlides @alta6tel
1usgearbeitet. @eionoere Mbidnitte
iinb BARN ben Soften, Der poraus.
ii6tli6en gau5eit oieier geplontcl
5difffdbrtsitraBe Der gooenieeregll.
lierungsfrage, Die Sanb in Sam
nit Der Sdiffbarmohune oes Boz
INSTRUMENTATION &beines IN gln-
lriff geuornmen tperoen n!iiBte, ,lno
Der Darlegung Der mirtfdaftlidlctl
8eiidtspuilfte eingeraumt. Die Sc,
iommtfoiten fir Die Sdiffsbarmo-
Jung Der 8aiieritrede 8aiel-9oben-
zee eiebt @elpfe oitf 80 Miaioncn
5ranfen an, nobel er iir unoor-
bergelebene Musgaben eillcn 8etrog
JON 21a MiGionen Sranfeu in Mcd;.
nung felt. @asv Die filometriihel
Gotten betrifft, 10 betraeen iie nael
SeIpfe, auf Die @aiieritraBenldngc
gaiel (@ren3e) bis 8ooeniee ,(&on-
Itan5) BON 1853 &m. be5ogen, 49,
800 ST. @ern aneenomlinen miro.
ooB Die gan5e SdiffobrtsitraBe nidt
mir oas &beingebiet big nod &on-
Itaala, ionoern aud oos gelammte
gooenieebeden umfaBt, 10 betragt Ole
Wo1leritraBe 9oiel7gregen3 (8orarl.
herg) runo 22O Sem. Die filornetri-
ihen @ritelungsfoften beIaufen ii1
Damn auf 136,400 ST. 9nr1 cine
gerglei6ung nit ben grite0rnesfo-
item anoerer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Iitht @elpfe 81 bepeiien. DOB oieie
getrdee nidt ieBr bod leien. 81
~foitete Die @egulierung Der &bone
auf Der Strede 2pon-arles, fir
Sen ailometer berednet, 10000
81, Die GIbe-3 onaliiierung in 8ob-
men (Welnif-@uilis) $4,000 ST.,
Sic AMolonu=8analiiierung (8raa.
Melnif) 425,O00 ST. Smmerbin
Jiebt @elpfe gu 0aB ipater nod
MaBgobe beg peiteren ~9lusboues DER
ShiffobrtsitraBe pau elmer annd.
bernb oas eon5e Sabr binourd be.
fabrbaren 8aiieritraBe" Ano rad
grmeiterltug Der einfaden Sdlellien
III @roBihiffabrts-S dleuien meitere
9[usgaben beporiteben, Die aber nod
ieiner Meinung our6 Ben in5piidlen
ieoenfals mddtig our Gntfaltnna
9ebrahten Strolnperfebr 5l oieiem
3eitpltnft binreideno begriinoet mi.
rem. @as Die Sradteriparniiie OIL.
6elangt 10 fommt @elpfe 81 Dem
Grgebnis, BOP Tie fid fir Die &bcin.
Itrefe StraBburg.aonitan8 fir bic
Come Nuslalt olf ourfi6nittlid'
~ ST. bere6net. Sci einem Sa6-
res.@nfonesnerfebr bon insgeiarnnt
I Wilion Soniten i'm 8erianot mo
@mpfana Der oberbalb 8oiel gele
Nener 3beinpldse betriigcn oemnah
Die geiammten Sradteriporniiie Az
Mia. Sranfen. gu oieiem 3ablen
9elanat @eIpfe our6 Shliiiie iitcr
Die grfabrung BEL Der Sdiffobrt
StroBburg-9aieI. Der &beinum-
idlagsberfehr i'm Sabre 1909 betru9
rnno $1,000 Sonnen. Die SrodJ!..
eriparniiie fir Die 9tbeinltrefe
Strobbitr9-9oiel beloufcn iid nod
@elpfe ailf 10000 ST., NOS ouf
ieoe beforoerte @iitertone cine Or
iparnis bon ourfidnittlih ITO
ST. alsmoht. 9ei Ser weiteren Gnt-
midlunlg Der Shiffabrt piiroen nod
@elpfe Die Observation-Disclosures
ouf 2,70 big 3 ST. uniteigen. Sur
Den @beinlauf guiel.8 obeniee nit
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-10
Rad barter Saoesarbcit

idmer5en 4opf uno Mlden scr
Smlsfrau. aein Wunoer, pern i1re
2oune etmas miirriib lit. Sic miro
lire quite 2aune pieoer erIangen,
nabbem iie Die Sdmeroen nit Or.
@idter's uBain.ggpeaer" pertric5cll
bat. Das lit oerielbe ouperldiiige
6reuno Der Menidbcit, ben MAJ icit
Sabren in gang europa in foit ic-
Der Gomilie norfinoet. % uno SO
Gts. Die JIaide in alien beutiden
M~potbefen.
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Webrau6t feline Stride.

Mebafteur SoBrnamt in Gorne.
lius, 81. g., botte cine Guetidipun.
De am 8ein. Or probierte pieIe aRit.
tel, aber fie baIfen niht. 9ndlcn'S
9rnieo.s aIbe beiIte es eriinol,d.
Nifts lit 70 gut fir @eihnare,
Vranoipunoen, Sdnitttuunoen, Sub.
neraugen, &dmorrboiben uim. 25e
BET alien Drugaiiten.
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yNascl".

9deel iinb iebr niislia .-nalrent.
lid Singerndeel - aber i6 elallbe
nidt, bob iie mir 5itm 3rasen ba
iino, obeleid id meine felt Sobreil
haufis oafiir gebrai,dte. Sd 6ottc
infenoe Sbmer5en unb muBtc es
TIM. Cine applifation bon Sunt's
Cure beieitigte ieood) teilipciie oicien
iltdenben Sdmer5 nnb cine Sdody.
tel beilte MIDI p%ouit6noig.
:. 90. @arb.
'Snoer, geras.
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: Gin iunaer Monn rarnens

Gin iunger Monr nanens &c.
ter 8roipn bot Dor Dem @eridt i'll
9a~rtlettspile, Oflaboma, ausgeiaet,
BOB er. auf @eranlaiiune iciner
Stiefmltter, ieinen 8ater init Der
Mrt eriblagen unb bnnn Die 2eiGe
nerbrannt babe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-10

Die 5r,r emiiiion eelanaten
nellet1 anleiben fir Dos oeutidc
Neih uno ben preubiiden Staat
linb nm 200 Miaionen Morf iibcr.
;eidnet iporoerl. Der g~n1iiiionsfnrs
mar 102.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-30
Big Money Hung
on Horse Show
Forty Thousand Dollars offered in
Cash at the Coming Tan
bark Event.

NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-Forty thousand
dollars will be offered in cash prizes by
the National Horse Show association at
the annual exhibition in Madison Square
Garden. November Y to 10. The different
classes to be judged includes trotters.
thorOughbreds. hackneys, Morgans. hunt
ers, saddle horses of various types militia
mounts polo ponies. army officers
charges. mounted police horses, carr. age
pairs and singles. four-in-hands. tandems,
road coaches, Shetland and other ponies,
Clydesdales, PercherOns, and other heavy
draft horses. in teams of four and six,
hitohed to huge wagons and drays.
IN addition there will be the usual jump
ing classes, with international contests at
water jumping and stone wall jumping be-
tween picked teams OF cavalry officers
from England, Europe, Canada and the
United States.
Apart from the cash prizes. several thou
sand dollars worth OF gold and silver
championship trophies are donated by Al
fred @. Vanderbilt Joseph w. Hartman,
William T.. Moore, August Belmont.
Reginald Vanderbilt. the Waldorf Astoria
Arrowhead Inn. English Hackney society,
Hotel association OF New York, Myron II
Tichenor of Chicago Nj. L. Akers OF
Louisville, Adam Beck OF London, Canada.
and others.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-30
.RAlEDRlVERS UNDER STRAIN
Men Who Guide Autos Suffer High
Nervous Tension.
OIDFELD BITES HIS BIG CIGAR
Outwardly There ia Front Of Calnl-
ness, but the Game Plays on the
Nerves of the Drivers,
Nevertheless.

NEW YORK. Oct. zg.-"The public hears
constantly Of the great nervous STRAIN
under which automobile racing drivers la
Dor during a hard contest, and yet as a
general thing, this strain is taken purely
as a hearsay matter" says Jesse Froeh-
Itch, managing director OF the Benz con-
Germ. Many Of the little incidents occur
ing during a big road race plainly show
the great nervous tension under which
drivers labor.
I'm the recent Vanderbilt cup race
David Bruce-Brow Of the Benz team
pulled up at the side of the road to replace
tire and was Immediately surrounded
by the surging crowd; in fact, the curious
spectators crowded the Benz driver so
closely that he and his mechanician were
seriously hampered in their efforts to re-
place the tire.
AT this Bruce Brown became so excited
that he seized a wrench from his car and
actually made a swipe at one Of the most
troublesome spectators 1t is a fact that
will be acknowledged by everyone &C
quainted with the usually smiling Bruce
Brown that no man is more good natured
than he In this particular instance, how
ever, his manner was so convincing that
curious as the crowd was. they gave the
Benz car liberal margin and stopped hin
dering Bruce-Brown and his mechanician
in their tire replacement.
are apparently stolid and Unconditional. and
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-30
-Four Auto Shows
Are Billed for
the Metropolis
First Three Weeks Of the New Year
Will Be Devoted to Dress Pa
rade of Buzz Wagons.

NEW YORK, Oct 29.-New York is to
have four automobile shows this winter,
occupying practically the first three weeks
OF January. There will be two sections to
the big exhibition at Madison Square Gar
den. one show of independent makers at
Grand Central Palace. and a foreign car
show, to be held in the grand ball room
OF the Gotel Astor, under the auspices OF
the Importers Automobile Salon.
The foreign cars, 1t had been expected
would be found with the independents al
the Palace. The importers, however. have
decided to hold their own exhibition, as
they did successfully a few years ago. Nc
official announcement Of their plan has
beeen made. but It is understood that
nearly every importer Of prominence will
participate.
The Palace and Hotel Astor shows as al
present planned will conflict The former
is to run for a week, opening onl New
Years eve, and the latter for five days
from January 2 to z. The pleasure CA
division of the licensed manufacturer viii
run from January TO H. and the conimer
cial car section from January 16 tp 81
From present indications every square foo
of space in all four exhibitions wiz b.
| taken.
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TWO WOMEN PAYERS MATCHED
REPORT out that Hazel HOtchIxiss and
Nav sutton VIII Play.

Report out that Hazel HOtchlxiss and
MTv sutton VIII Play.
NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-There is a report
current in tennis circles that Miss May
Sutton and Miss Hazel Hotchkiss are going
to Europe this winter for the purpose of
playing in some of the big tournaments on
covered courts on the continent and in
England. Miss Hotchkiss is the present
American champion at womens singles and
has never been abroad, though more than
once 1t had been reported that she in
tended to try for the women's singles at
Wimbledon.
Miss Sutton is ex-American and ex-Eng-
fish champion and is remarkable as the
only American to score at Wimbledon.
When she played In England few years
ago she created a great sensation and
showed that she was in a class by herself.
If the two California girls make the jour
ney some good sport is promised. as Eng
land now boasts OF an exceptionally fine
player in Mrs. Lambert Chambers This
season she went through without a single
defeat
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they themselves are doubtless unaware
Of the violent mental strain under which
they are lsboring Barney oldfeld. that
veteran OF racing. with his hundreds OF
experiences in both road and track racing,
the man who with his SOO-horse- power
Benz holds the worlds record for the fast
est mile ever travelled, shows the increased
nervous tension under which he labors by
"a little increased chewing on the butt Of
his inevitable cigar. This is scarcely per
cepuble, and outwardly the man seems to
have iron nerves. Yet after race, his
cigar shows deeper teeth marks than I'M
der normal conditions.
Eddie Hearne OF the Benz team, who
is famous for his fearless driving, goes
in apparently the most Indifferent and
business like way viewing a race purely
as something else to be accomplished in
the days work. Nevertheless he uncon-
sciously labors under the tension Of con-
centrated application 20 the business in
hand. When the men at the Benz pit were
particularly slow in making a tire change
during the recent Vanderbilt cup race,
tears OF rage came into Hearne's eyes. Try
as he would he could not restrain this
sign Of emotion when he realized his Benz
car was losing valuable seconds in appar-
entity unnecessary delays.
Erwin Bergdoll, the Philadelphia driver
whose Benz led for ten laps In the Fair
mount Park road race. recently said to me:
The greatest strains on a driver are those
entailed by lack OF confidence in his car.
/ never have any doubt but that My Benz
will stand up for any strain 10 which !
may subject It. I know when I enter II I'm
a race that no vital part Of the car. e.ther
the steering gear, the axles, wheels or
transmission. will ever so back on me.
would not drive a car IN which l did
not have perfect confidence because every
race driver knows that not only Is he
endangering life and limb in a car of
doubtful quality, but that the constant
nervous tension is bound to interfere with
his success. ] have driven my Benz to
the limit, but have never yet been able
to subject 1t to any strain which It was
not competent 10 thoroughly Withstand.
With my Benz l always enter a race free