davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-08

goelagseIie beo Sfog. os grarie.
branbene bernoro, fees at bore bIet
reobet pe6 en- ~betimteIig Reobsr. Gbe.
lagseIien ! Smegnen er flor.
Naffiniiterne pao Greet Mortbern
os Mortbern gacific ganerne | Rorb.
peiten bar fact ct 2snspaaI9a af 9
Gents pr. Eime. 140O Man6 np6er
goot at 2snsforbsieIier, Der aIt iaIt
beIsber fig til $4,000.
8alinser bill life tage GfifeS. Sn.
oreminiiter @aIinser er after igien
noe meo en- ny genestelfe al, at ban
ifuloe babe til Seniiet at isse fin @f.
Heb. San aeter at forbIibe | fit gnr.
bebe, til bans Sermifl er noe, flyer
ban.
SnbianerbDer. Snoimerne I Sfla.
bona bar beiluttet iie til at grunb-
lDgge Here gper, bpor fun Snbia.
mere bill faa Silaoerie iii at boi9tte
Zig. Statens bpibe goreere tror, at
bette er en- meeet fornuftie % anbe.
faIeIiesperoie Tlan.
ct brifigt @sueri forsbebes iorIe.
ben @ften | @perett, @aib., ioet en-
Bandit trengte ino | Great Iortb-
ern.ganens gilIetuoiaIg, Tog @gen.
ten | @uIpet meb en- tlins alubbe %
iatte fig | geiibbeIie af ire Roier meb
@ulb. 90 Sslppense. San unoiIap
meb fit 9ptte, Der ubeioroe $2,537.
Senator Glnrf furlaber 2mbct.
Sorbeup. SorbunoSienator %. n.
Glarf fra Montana ogter for Srem.
tiben at boiette fig / garts. Oct ifal
bore Wsrs. Glarf, iom bar faaet bam
obertaIt til at fotte benne geitem.
meIie; bun er iaa inbtaeet | aft, iom
er franif, at bun life bar billet lore
fine TO Smaapieer at tale noget art-
bet Sprog emo Sranif. De er ben.
bolosbis Z % A @ar samle.
Wnffiter Sr9ber 6neget. Sra
Cafe CHARLES 9ouiiiana mebbeIes,
at ODER 100 Stpffer 4peg er blepet
or9bt I Cameron Bariib af untaa.
beige Wpgseiperme, iom | be iibite
fau Gage bar biemiset esnen. ale
Saebrug | GaIcaiieu 8ariib bar
ntaatet Iuffes af famine @runb. Seln
I 2afe CHARLES er Wpegeiuermene
iaa ipare, at SoIf neiten life poper
fig no poa 8aoerre.
gerbens itsrite Slasifib er / bisie
Gage beitilt | england az BEN ipb-
amerifanIfe RepubIif Chilli, Oct
bIir paa 80, Sons oe Ifal foIte
$15, 100000. De Sor. Stater bar
planIaet 8peningen at Here &rigs.
Ifibe al en- t~iIiparenbe StsrreIie, men
oct er %uiiffert, bpoo Sib gIanen fan
realiieres. SoIfalb bill Chill for en-
Sio fomme til at eie 8erbens itsrite
&riesIfib.
FRA gallmb, @ab., meboeles |
"gionesbprbet": Snbbruostpoe bar
bapt bet meget tropelt Der | gallarb
De iibite Bar Tiger, og life minore
emo fire 8~reiteboliser er bit bjen.
isate, oeribInnbt Baitor 8ergeiens
al ben orife Spnobefirfe, bbis Siem
BEN 15be sunni blep plpnbret for
Benee oe gnrbiiaser til ODER 5000.
Srebog Gften ben 17be bIep 9sren
| ben ffanoinaoiife Wetooiifirfes
BreItebus bruot op, mebenS Samili'
en- bar / &irfer, og Baitor Melbp
iapner ca. $50 | Bense og en- $50
baf~, Mrs. Melbp ct @nIbiibr og
Here andre 89rbiiaser til oper 1925.
Weniebeben og bens genner aflagoe
ftbfte EorsSaes gften ct Sperraifel-
iesbeise | G~reitebolisen for ialfolo
beIpis at e~ritatte fin Taitors Cab,
% en- gengefurbe paa $50 bIep ODER.
raft Samilier. Oct bar bent siort
oa piier ct eobt Sorbolb melem go.
flor oq Meniebeo. = Sppere err eno-
mn life paagrebne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-08

Snbiauerbser. Snbim,erne I Sfla.
bona bar beIuttet iis til at grunb.
lagse flere gper, boor fun Snbia.
mere bill faa Sinaoelie til at boi9tte
fig. Statens bpioe 9oreere tror, at
bette er en- meeet5 fornuftie os anbe.
faleliesnnrbie Ilan.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-08

abIerifa Co.. sept. IS. esrinsFeTD, winr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-08

ct briitist Rsperi forsbebes forIe.
ben aften | @perett, @aib., ibet en-
8anbit trenete ino | Great Iortb.
ern.ganens 8iIetuoiaIe, ilog @gen.
ten | @ulpet meo en- ttns alubbe %
iatte fig | geiiobeIie af ire Roier meb
Sub. 90 Sslppense. San unoilap
meo-iit 9ptte, Der ubeiorbe $2,537.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-06-12
WAR HEROINE HONORED.

LONDON, May 14.-Florence Night
ingale, heroine of the Crimean War,
entered her ninety-frst year on Thurs
day. At her house in South street,
Park lane, a telegram of congratulation
was received from the king, which
read: "On the occasion of your ninety
first birthday l offer you my heartfelt
congratulations, and trust you are in
good health
Miss Nightingale's health gives rise
to no actual anxiety, but she can now
do very little for herself and needs I'M
renting care. Her intellect unhap-
PLY, is so weak that even II the nurse
told her Of King Edward IS death it is
more than doubtful if she would under
stand.
Many bouquets were left at the
house, and there was a constant stream
of callers all day.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-06-12
Cave DWellerS

known to be critical With an ever
increasing population we have de-
creasing desire on the part of the PEG
pie to take up farming. The supply of
lard and butter is being reduced every
year and the demand is steadily in
ereasing. This is the real reason for
the constant increase in the p1lces Of
these products.
The farmers of the country have
been predicting from time to time
that more than half the people of
America Will have to do without but
ter IN very few years.
With such an outlook it will not be
at all surprising if the nut butter sub
stitute Is received with as much favor
here as it has been abroad. If, as its
advocates assert, it is healthfui. ade-
quate and cheaper, there is no reason
why It's Introduction should not be
welcomed
The introduction of nut butter into
America can not help but be of great
value IN reducing the present high
prices of butter and lard. With the
popularity Of the new product must
naturally come a decrease in the de
mand for the butter made from COW s
milk. With this decrease will natur
ally follow Cutting of the market
with the real butter and lard, and a
consequent lowering of prices.
| In our great cities. millions OF
pounds of butter and lard are used
daily. There is indeed a wide field 70,
the enterprising men who have started
| their nut butter factory in Hacken
! sack.-Kansas City Journal.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-06-12
rurNEsr CoMNEMORATION
STAMPS FOR SALE.

Just arrived, and issued in commemo-
atom If ssHsun Tung" the new en-
naor Of China. Issue limited supply
Short Demand in China exceeds one
: l .,-.1roa zines the issue A limited mum
nun :, an :, e INST received and now for sale
b ,r' Tim r. Kee. corner King and Alakea
~ Streets = 81. Lee Toma, SO n. King street
Come r, and buy before all are sold a
SPI Tl;da ,e aT' set Of three, $50.
BE- ire her ten sets Of three $3.50.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-06-12

A gentleman went into restaurant
and ordered plate of soup. After a
long wait the waiter brought it in and
placed II before the diner. After ex-
aiming it, he said to the waiter:
- What do you call this stuff2 20 Bean
soup, sir" Eyes, l know it's been
soup, but what is it now? ''-Short
Stories.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-06-12

''Say," said the old farmer, sheer
ingIy, to the city chap who was work
ing in his garden, 'what are you
a-goin to do when you get through
diggin 80 "Put porous plaster on
my back replied the amateur soil
distnrhpr
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-06-12
WAMpOLE'S PREPARATION

rests. The people have discov-
cred that this medicine is exact
" what it is said to be, and
that it does what we have al
ways declared it viii do. It's ma
ture also has been frankly made
known. 1t is palatable as money
and contains all the curative
properties of pure Cod Liver
Oil, extracted by US from fresh
cod livers, combined with the
Compound Syrup cf Hypophos-
phites and the Extracts Of Malt
and Wild Cherry. A comb
nation OF supreme excellence
and medicinal merit. Nothing
has been so successful in Ane-
mia, ~ofula, Bronchitis, lntlu-
ensa, Loss Of Flesh, Wasting
Diseases, and Coughs and Colds.
DR.. Austin D. Irvine, Of Canada,
saw. Il have used it IN cases
where cod liver oil was ind'ca-
ted but couId not he taken by
the patient, and the results tol-
lowing we're very gratifying" II
cannot deceive or disappoint you,
i effective from the first dose
end comes to the rescue Of those
who have received no be2a-i
r~.,, o,,s- other treatment -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-06-12

.ba DAYS OF car cave d"tI''h9
s'' .bo neopIe If the Northlands
go eating. for the most part,
5F "a fats OF animals, while in
! PC +ronics the natives have
ing and finding lie one lazy,
10 >" s-eam. ordering from a table
P'D' s.n, of fruit and nuts.
IY' ,o,g time scientists and think
:" heeu bordering over this truth
u+1v with prices Of the neces-
Z ~ ,fa climbing higher and high
~ there has been an effort
r.r the present scheme of things
..;tnting for a meat diet prod
noI,v sustaining that are right
= s.r5 supplied by Mother Nature.
;, ,bs search for cheaper living, |
.;.a is learning much and from Eu- |
where overcrowded cities have
!. the high cost OF living an old,
|, ,ory has Just come another help
:. r,omises to be received here with
enthusiasm.
innovation VIII mean a merry
lN .ho ao.i1, o,v opa tho
b 0e'"e'--
srble cocoanuI Aor supremacy LOT
rothing less than a substitute for
a,o9 hr+ter and lard in the
,,.,. e.. nod, eu., 4la
|spe OIL al e''''-~ -
Isrs oil OF nuts.
In the hopes Of a company which
-.o5 the evpYoitino of the new
-. Ar,ar;a, or, r,o1
stf su0s''' "'.
si the strange Aoid "hlch the peeI
d now has on the people of this
L,.,v will be speedily Ioosened. The
- ,,ro..o :. h. oro &c 4bo
p Ou.'ei i'''s ~
IEassstul answers 10 I"AurlahI HNlhg
4 low cost.
r.t buttpr which is made princi-
49,, oo.oor,,+s has tho annoar-
i'V'A ...,s -
ps Of Iaro anu Is '"s'9ieS9 anu 'oloi
b Some Of the virtues claimed tor
4,y that it is absolutely pure where
=. !. a5r1+aro+a5 With u NOR oon+
l'''' -.
water anu S"IV. 0oeoan"' ou'Ier =
Il to be easily assimilated by the
,,kest stomach and can be sold at a
:. g. lace tho, y cont, no,,ra
GU iO- U.s. -''' PO1-
Tie men VINO are trying 70 euue7'e
! American public and spread broad
]. tho vaIro NJ +ha new produc+ have
e-.. g. IT.
ANUS - 1t : IL Z ''7 - .-l-5
PIT 10 the fact that today o,cJV,Vo0
he persons are subsisting on nuts,
and fr,,;+ ;,.Trai, China and the
= anu = -
'llH u 'He sea IMAM III 'n' III "a I
E-1g zones. This argument IS used
move the wholesomeness of the nut
l..
W.
ne new rival OF me co" mas AZ
s.ay made itself thoroughly at nono
lner,ca. Much more so than the
,sngs A merican realizes. 1t is not
sera0y known that a factory with
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-06-12
THE TRUTH ALWAYS.

When you are in doubt tell
the truth" 1t was an expert
enced old di plomat who said this
o q beginner in the work. L
may pass in some thing, b"t
not in business. Fraud and de
ception are often profitable 50
long as concealed; yet detection
IS certain sooner or later; thcE
comes the smash-up and the
punishment. The best and safcs5
way is to tell the truth all TIE
time. Thus you make frlcusa
that stick by you, and rePut@-
tion that is always worth TWEEN
ty shillings to the pound every
where your goods are offered for
sale. We are able modestly to
affirm, that it is on this basis
that the worldwide popularity Of
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-08
TO DISCUSS RE-
LIGIoUS EDUCATION

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March ..
With an attendance OF college pres
iaants theologists and religious work
ers from all sections or the country
the seventh general convention OF the
Religious Education Association as
sembled in this city today for three
dove, session. The project of the as
soclation in brief is to promote the
interests indicated by It's name o.!
giving attention to the rellglous as
pects of education and TO the educa-
tional side of religion.
Among the one hundred or more
soboduled sneakers at the present
convention are included many men oi
national reputation in religious aho
educational work. Among the numoe'
are President Faunce, or Brown Uni
yersity; President Thompson, or y
hio State University; Chancellor hrh
land of Vanderbilt University, Presi
dent Moffatt, of Washington and Jef
:, ferson College. President Snyder 0
wofford College, Bishop Hendrix
Chicago; Bishop Atkins, of Nort
Carolina. and Prof. George A. Coe o
Union Theological Seminary
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-08
FIGHT TO CONTROL
COAL COMPANY

NEW YORK, March S-Financial
circles are awaiting with considerable
.ntreest the result Of the meeting
of the Pittsburg Coal Company in ses-
sion in Jersey City today. For nearly
a year a fierce fight has waged for
the control of the great corporation.
y strong syndicate was organized by
Pittsburg and New York financiers
with the object of buying control OF
the company. Within a few months
the syndicate threw no less than s10,-
900 900 into the enterprise. When
the officers of the company became
aware of the plars of the syndicate
they entered into the battle with all
the business ability they could com
mand. The officers of the company
promptly declared a dividend of l a
per cent, which has since been paid
This effectively stopped the buying
| of stock for control and it is be
lieved that the annual meeting vii
result in a vindication for the Officers
OF the company and the final route o
| the syndicateA
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-08
A MOST ENJOYABLE
BOATING PARTY.

One of the most enjoyable boating
parties of the season left Daytona
Beach yesterday morning in the
Pierce and Gardner launches, running
to the head of the Tomoka and
return. The party was made up of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner, Mr. and Mrs,
tsanks, Mr. and Mrs. Pierce, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. S. Adams and daughters.
Miss Marie Adams and Mrs. kinney,
Mr.. Rourke, Mrs. Hollister, Miss
Taft, and Oscar Johnson. The day
was perfect and the alhgators seemed
to know what was expected of them
and were out with their families, for
the entertainment of the visitors
One enormous brute refused to
have his nap disturbed, and allowed
e OF the coats TO run past MN,
--.. run into the bank with
n six feet OF him before taking to
the water The ladies served
picnic dinner at the Tomoka cabir
at noon, and the party docKeo Oh
| their return just at sunset.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-08
LOCAL MILITARY
TO BE INSPECTED.

First Lieutenant Chas. H. Danfort,
18th u. S. Infantry, will arrive from
ST. Augustine tonight on an annual
inspection tour He will inspect
Company K, Second Infantry, Nation
al Guard of Florida. at the Armory
On Wednesday evening. He will also
inspect the records and accouter-
ments of Captain A. H. Schmidt,
quartermaster 2nd Infantry, Lieut.. b.
Is. Baggett, quartermaster and com
lnissary, 2nd Battalion and End In
fantry, and Capt L. a. Spencer, chap
lain of Infantry. who will arrive this
afternoon. from Miami TO attend the
inspection. The visiting officers vii
be guests at Schmidt's Hotel during
their stay in the city.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-08
AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION
HOLDS ANNUAL ELECTION.
r. M. BOND, OF DELAND,f THE
NEW PRESIDENT - MOST OF
OTHERS RE-ELECTED.

The annual meeting of the East
Coast Automobile Association was
held at the clubhouse Monday ev-
ening. Officers were elected for
the ensuing year, as follows:
President-R. NJ. Bond
First Vice PRESIDENT. H. Allen
Second Vice-President-E. F. Oates
Secretary-T. E. Fitzgerald
Treasurer-F N Conrad.
Directors-H. Y, Stillman, s H
Cove, Geo. F. Smith, Henry T. Til
tus, ]. D. Maley and w. NJ Hankins
The reports of the secretary ant
treasurer were very flattering to the
association from financial stand
point, showing it to be in more
prosperous condition than ever.
The officers elected will assume
office April L.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-08
AfROPLANE is Being
ASSEMBLED ON THE BEACH.
MONSTER FLYING MACHINE WILL
SOON BE READY TO SPREAD
ITS WINGS FOR FLIGHT.

The work of assembling the big
flying machine has been rapidly pro-
crossing in the big shed erected for
its shelter on the ocean beach, just
north of the automobile club house,
and within a few days it will be ready
to spread its great wings for a trial
fight from the magnificent beach
made famous by the speed records
established upon it in the various
past seasons.
This big aeroplane will prove an
added attraction to what promises to
be the greatest automobile speed car
nival ever held upon the beach, and
should it come up to its owners ex-
pectations, the crowds of people will
have the double Joy of watching from
the same point of vantage the space
aniihilators of both earth and air.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-08
HARRY THAW'S CREDITORS
TO GET $4,000

PITTSBURG, Pa, March s = A
meeting of the creditors of Harry
X Thaw, now confined in the asylum
for the criminal insane at Mattewan,
n Y, was held here today to discuss
plans for settlement of their claims.
The report of Roger O'Mara, trustee
in Bankruptcy for Thaw, indicates
that about $4,000 will be left TO dis
tribute among the numerous creditors
after all tens of expenses are de-
Quoted
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-08
WILD TODAY DROVE Tue
IASTEST Mills OF HIS CAREER.
THE TRAVEL LoGUE
GREAT SUCCESS

A GREAT SUCCESS.
Last night when Surrick Lincoln.
The famous Raconteur and Traveller,
stepped upon the stage of the Day
tona Opera House. he faced d house
crowded to the doors with an audi
ence drawn by his splendid reputa-
ton, and who at once by their enthu-
slasm showed their appreciation Of
an opportunity TO hear his Travelogue
Alaska, Land of the Midnight Sun.
From the first moment he com
manded his audience, and in terse
well chosen words he described the
wonders of his trip, which were illus
trated on the huge sheet by the most
beautiful colored views which have
ever been shown here, in fact, they
are the most beautiful pictures in ex-
istence. This may be difficult to
believe until one has seen them, but
last night the audience was SO de-
lighted that they broke into salvos
of applause at the appearance of
nearly every picture. The Travel
ogue was supplemented with lmagnifi-
cent motion pictures, declared by all
| to be in quality far above any ever
presented here.
On Wednesday night, Mr.. Lincoln
will present his Travelogue, univer
sally hailed as his greatest produc
tion, 'eThe Canadian Rockies anC
| Selkirk Ranges, together will
unique motion pictures, including TIL
flights of the Wright Bros aero
/ planes, for the privilege of taking
which $4,000 vas paid.
The prices are fifty cents fo
| adults and thirty-five cents for chill
dren.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-08
VIRGINIA
SENATOR
STRICKEN.
HON. JOHN w. DANIELS, U. 9.
SENATOR FROM VIRGINIA sUF-
FERRED ATTACK OF PARALY-
SIS YESTERDAY.

Hon John w Daniels. United
States Senator from Virginia. who
is guest of the Palmetto. accom-
panied by his private secretary, was
stricken with paralysis yesterday at
about noon, just as he was going to
dinner, his left side being affected.
Mr. Daniels was planning to go to
Palm Beach in the afternoon and
was feeling as well as usual previous
tc the attack.
During the forenoon Mr. Daniels
enjoyed an automobile ride with Or.
and Mrs. w. c. Chowning and Mrs.
Chowning's sister, who are warm per.
sonal friends of his, and returned
feeling as well as usual. He had
planned to go to Palm Beach in the
afternoon and had made all the nee
essary arrangements.
DR.. Chowning was at once sum-
noned and did everything possible for
Mr.. Daniels, who was removed to DR..
Bohannons's Hospital. where DR..
Chowning remained with him through
out the night This morning he was
doing as well as could be expected.
Senator Daniels had had previous
attack of paralysis last fall and came
to Florida recently to recuperate from
an attack of bronchial pneumonia.
Mr.. Daniels is a prominent and
popular citizen of Virginia, having
represented that State in the Unit
ed States Senate since 1885. He
was reelected, without opposition, a
week ago. He served with distinc-
ton in the Civil War and bears the
title of Major, won in that service.
A son-in-law of the Senator is
expected to arrive this evening
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-08
DISMISSED BECAUSE OF
LACK OF EVIDENCE

Annie Tutson, colored chamber
maid at The Wilmer, who was ar
rested Saturday by Deputy Sheriff
Myers. on a charge of grand larceny,
preferred by guests of The Wilmer,
was brought before Justice Titus
Monday. but was discharged because
of insufficient evidence.
A watch belonging to a young lady
guest of the house had disappeared
from a dresser of her room at a time
when the room door had been un
locked and suspicion pointed to the
Tutson girl as the guilty party.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-08
PROPOSE TO REDUCE
EXPRESS RATES

AUSTIN, Texas, Mar. S-The State
Railroad Commission today began a
hearing on the proposal 10 reduce
me joint rates charged by express
companies in Texas. 1t is proposed
t., make the joint rates the local rates
for the same or equal distance plus
20 Der cent The adoption of the
new plan would mean a material re-
duction in the revenues of the ex-
press companies, as at present they
charge the sum of the locals 70
point of interchange and from there
10 destination. less 10 per cent.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-08
SHIPPERS COMPLAIN OF
FREIGHT OVERcHARGES

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, March s -
\ great array of railroad legal tai
ent assembled in Minneapolis today
TO defend their roads in a series OF
important cases up before the In
terstate Commerce Commission. AL
!.ged freight overcharges are the is
sues involved in the cases, in which
complainants are leading merchants.
manufacturers, iumberrcen ana
others in Minnesota and peighboring
states The Burlington, Minneapolis
& St. Louis, Chicago. Milwaukee &
ST. Paul and other leading roads are
..mong the defendants.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-08
diehfy Benz Racer
Sent Snoring and
Roaring Down
the Beach.

o..nev oldfieId, dare devil auto
.bIIIst and veteran Of the speed ori-
Z Isl. arove the fastest miles Of his
....r over the Daytona Beach this
....ino. oldfieid had his monster
40. rzcer out for it's first work out
4 America and when he pulled up
!. s-SAf a. the Automobile club nc use
!. rlu,oved his goggles and wiping
y and and oil from his face, said
seslIsye me, get more speed out Of
III car than | ever believed was
i lie whole world. ! have travel
4 soIne In my time and have teen
4 eyery course in the universe that
~ considered real fast, and have
dtIy4n some Of the greatest and
i,.s.st cars ever constructed. But
/ never knew what real speed was
untl tackled this combination OF
po.wer and speed this morning."
anow fast did you CO." asked Sec
,etary Fitzgerald to whom the cham.
rlon was addressing his remarks.
.tiow fast" was Barney's reply,
Awhy say, don't believe there was
ever watch that could clock the
speed Was making. I'm not kidding
shit when | tell you that ! will cove
niles At speed no one ever thought
possible with a practical autom obiIe
ut can run 800 miles as fast as I
Z tIl fpn ons mile
oldfieid covered about fifty t.
sesenyflve miles during his morning
practice and pronounced the beaci
IN fine shape. The 2oo-horse powe
Benz looks more like real racin!
automobile than any car ever On tn
course here. Both Oldield and th'
tlo Benz sprung into immediate ia
!. -nsong the local population AM
visitors and the victory Oldfiel'
csAf,s ne will land over the Fla
combination should prove very popu
lar.