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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-11-08
PLAYER PASSED UP
BY RULES BOARD
Football Coaches and Officials Being
Queried as to Working of New
Code.

The football rules committee is send
ing out to all officials and coaches blank
forms with a number OF questions as to
the working out Of the revised code, says
the Boston Herald. 1t is the idea Of
the committee to obtain as wide range
Of comment as possible on the efficiency
of the new sections of the book The
answers are likely to form a basis for
a further revision, but it is apparent
that the committee does not intend to
do any more tampering until all sides
OF each question have been heard.
Next to consulting the player himself,
whose attitude, after all, makes for the
success or failure of the game, this
method would seem to be an aid to the
committee in very material way. II Is
up to the men who answer the questions
to weigh them pretty well before they
make their replies.
1t is a peculiar thing about football
that the player actively engaged IN the
game is the last one thought Of in any
matter Of reconstruction. Not that rules
are not made for his welfare and to pre-
vent his being badly injured in the dis
charge of his duty He is compassed
about with all sorts of safeguards, but
not ones that he asks for himself. lie is
given a game that is built for him by
men who used to play or once were in
terested onlookers, but that is all OF
course, the nature OF the football as be-
ing college and school sport entirely
makes this SO to a large extent. Still,
it would be interesting if at the close
OF the present season the rules as they
stand now were put up to a representa-
tive Undergraduate body composed of
wearers OF the football insignia, for
comment if for nothing else.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-05-12

of Mr.. ]. ]. Britt near Lumber
ton Wednesday. = Miss Lou Park
er, who lives near Fairmont, is
visiting Miss Nina Thompson
this week. Mr.. TilIman Britt, of |
Kingsdale, spent Sunday in these |
parts.
The writer had the pleasure of
attending Sunday school at the
East Lumberton Baptist church
Sunday afternoon, and a pleas
ure it was, sure enough. They
have a good superintendent and
good teachers and last, but not
least, they have one of the best
preachers in the State for pastor
in the person Of Rev. ]. M.Flem-
ing.
l want to congratulate our edi-
tor fer getting married. He could
not have done a better thing,
according to my "boyish" way
Of looking at it. He was next
to best editor in the State and
now | dare say he'll be best. Pm
like the other little boy 1woUld
Iif | could"- wish I could.
Our tobacco men are having
lots of something they don't call
fun trying to get good stand of
tobacco. Some say their cotton
is dying also.
Mr.. D. c.. Martin is attending
the Farmers Union meeting at
Lumberton today.
| The boys of the Mt. ELAN L.
S. are expecting to give a public
debate and ice-cream supper
some time before many moons
or comets.
The talk of changing the name
of Lumberton, our capital. to
something not as appropriate
nothing could be more-is caus.
ing much talk over our county.
It's situated on Lumber river anC
2 why not call it Lumberton? It's
a big town, and why not put
tom to it?
] ''Mary''has answered Johns
letter. III send it with my mex
: letter, if Pm not crowded will
! marriage announcements. Il
$ looks now like | will, but I hop
q not.
The Chronicle man has it am
!. Weaving Happy Jack.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-05-12
HOPE MILLS NEWS.
Church Services-Death of an
Infant-A Church Supper.
correspondence OF The Robesonian.

CORRESPONDENCE OF The Robesonian.
Hope Mills, May love have
been having plenty Of nice re-
treshing showers.
Miss Kate Ray is visiting rel
atives at Rocky Mt. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Mcdaniel
spent Sunday at Rockfsh visiting
relatives.
On next Saturday and Sunday
Rev. P. 7. Britt will preach at
Sharon at II o'clock am. and at
Hope Mills at 1880 p. NJ. Sunday.
Rev. J. D. Pegram will preach
on next Sunday at Hope Mills, II
a. M; Cumberland, $3.50 p. m.
and Cotton at 7:30 p. m.
The Rays Grove school. which
closed on Friday last, has had a
very successful term. MissEloize
McGill, the efficient teacher, is
well thought of by all her patrons.
Prof. w. r. Clegg, principal
Of Goodwin high school, Goodwin,
will on next Sunday night deliver
an address at the Presbyterian
church in the interest of an en-
dowment fund for that college.
On last Friday, May 9Th, Esther
infant of Mr.. w. H. Brisson, died
and on Saturday interment was
made in the family graveyard.
The bereaved family has the sym
pathy of host of friends.
On last Wednesday evening a
a meeting of the ladies Of the
Presbyterian church, it was de
cided to give a supper at the Ma
sonic hall on Saturday night TO-
the benefit of that church; AM
Notwithstanding the fact tina
the time in which to make pre-
paration for the supper was YER
short. the occasion proved to b
a very pleasant and proftabl
one. At on early date the floor 0
the PresLy ttri II church is to tn
carpeted and the ceiling is to b
painted. This will add greatly
the comfort and attraction of tn
church.
Rev. H. G.. Duncan, vicar {
Christ church here, preached
very able sermon here Sunda,
Services will be conducted in tn
church by Mr.. Duncan on the frs
second and fifth Sundays in eat
month at II a. m. All seats fir
at all services and everybot
cordially welcome. The vic
will be most glad to receive i
formation as to anyone not aft
ated with any religious body
who is interested in the church
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-05-12
MT. ELAN MATTERS.
Near Poetry-Local Unions Or
ganize Ginning Company -
Trouble Getting Stands of To-
bacco and Cotton-Other Mat
tiers.
c Correspondence of The kopesonian.
Mt. ELAN. Nav s.

M I. ElldN, May o
IT'S to our dear Confederates we 1--WE
our love and honor, our money and
our praise,
1t was them that stood up for US in
those perilous days.
They were very brave and strong and
never did fall back
AS long as they were able to give the
""Yanks' a whack.
They always stood up to their post
and never did give way,
1t was them that made our Southland
just what it is today.
But now they are dying very fast and
going to their rest,
To spend the endless ages in Heaven
with the blest.
Messrs. Leonard Britt and S.
E. Martin went to Boardman to-
day on business.
The Locals of the Farmers
Union at Long Branch. Mt. ELAN.
and Smyrna have organized a GIN
ming company, to be known as
the Long Branch Ginning Co.,
which will be located at Long
Branch. The officers of said COM
pany are as follows Jesse S. Stone,
president; Asberry Rice. vice
president; W. L. Thompson, Sec
rotary and treasurer. The direc-
tors are Eli Britt, AL. Stone and
w. G. Pope. Mt. Eliam and Smyr.
ma have not elected their direc-
tors at this time. The machin.
cry will cost about So. 500. It is
, a thing which has been needed
. for a long time. It takes the
7 Union to bring things needed.
, Where there is union there i:
; strength
{ Mr.. Francis Stephens, who ha!
? been paralyzed for some time. i!
2 very sick.
Mr.. J. z. Stone and daughter
t Sarah, spent Thursday in Lum
6 berton shopping. -Messrs. Thad
! and Forest Stone spent Tuesda,
d at Parkton.
g Mr.. RS mule must not be
! mule Of good standing quality
h He went to see his girl Saturda
70 night and left the mule hitche
" to his buggy. and Behold! whe
~ ne started home mule, bugg,
y harness, robe, whip and all we,
J. gone, nobody knew where. Wit
~ the aid of a light the old fello
- was found down in the field ca
ing grass, and no damage W;
d. done. e
ay' Miss Katie Stone is spendir
III this week in Raleigh. Sever
from here attended the burr
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-05-12
Do farmers eat the proper
sort of food

The farmer of today buys a much
larger proportion of the food that goes
on the table than he did ten years ago.
It's good thing that this is SO because
he has great variety to select from.
He should, however, use great care
in selecting for the best results in
health and strength.
The widespread tendency in the CHI
to increase the amount of Quaker Oats
eaten is due very largely to the recent
demonstrations by scientific men that
the Quaker Oats fed man is the man
with greatest physical endurance and
greatest mental vigor.
Farmers should give this subiecs
careful thought and should increase
the quantity of Quaker Oats eaten by
themselves, their children and the
farm hands.
Packed in regular size packages.
and in Theoretically sealed tins for hot
climates. 81
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-05-12

Never hesitate about giving Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy to children.
1t contains no opium or other n arcotics
and can be given with lmphclt conf
dence. AS quick cure for coughs ant
colds to which children are susceptible.
1t IS unsurpassed. Sold by DIR ]. D.
Mcmillan & Son and The Pope Drug
Company.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-05-12

Clarence Seaboch. 20 years old,
was burned to death Wednesday
night at Hickory in a fire which
burned his fathers house.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-05-12
News Notes and Personals From
Pleasant Hope.

Correspondence of The Robesonian.
Pleasant Hope, May REV. D.
P. Bridges filled his regular ap-
pointment Saturday and Sunday,
with large attendance Sunday.
Mrs. Jasper Griffin visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. A.
Lewis, last Sunday.
| There will be an ice-cream sup
per at the school house Saturday
night, May IA, for the benefit Of
the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Jenkins
werein Lumberton shoppingWed-
nesday.
Lots of the farmers attended
the county Union at Lumberton
Thursday.
Crops are not looking so wellin
this section. Tobacco looks bet
ter than any other part of the
crop.
With best wishes to The Robe
sonian.
The Carnegie hero fund COM
mission has notified Rev. T. w.
Chambliss, of Wadesboro. of
awards made to Harley Tomlin-
son, deceased, and Frank Forrest,
both colored, for heroism display
ed in attempting to rescue men
who were in a perilous position
in the Pee Dee river last August
while the river was in flood. Tom
linson lost his life in the attempt
and f orrest had narrow escape
The commission has awarded
bronze medals, one to the widow
of Tomlinson, and the other t.
Forrest. In addition the com.
mission has awarded to Tomlin.
sons widow the sum of SIS pei
month as long as she may live
and to Forrest the sum of $500.
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Mettcte Sas 9e6en eimes SolDaten.

s. g. Stone in 9emp, Seras,
itano lieber Ben al1eeln uno @rona-
ten i'm 9iirgerfrieg gegeniiber, als
Der @usiidt, oie Sdminoiuht gu b1-
ben, mie Die @er5te bebaltpteten.
SD 5og mir einen bartnadigen SUI
item 81, ben i6 ni6t mieoer lostper-
oell fonnte", idreibt er. uWtein @e.
tpidt eing orf 1870 Bfuno berunter.
Sd eebrau1te bann Or. Sings
geem DISCOVERY nno puroe poaitan-
Dig gebeilt. @eeen Sulten, @rfdl,
tung, Grippe Mitbma, Seiierfeit,
&eudbuiten uno 2ungenleioea lit es
oas Bette. SOC uno $1.00. Ser
iu6sflaiben fret. @arantiert BON Of
len 9rllaaiiten.
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SunO ,,nS aike.


Gin 8aiernma6den in q. iab, 10
er5ablt Der v@eiomann"> am Malloe
zines @aloes einen Studs, Ser Gin
&ebfiB am SAILS faBte, ndbrenb Ole
Slide i'm nit ben 2altfen ihIagenb,
oas Tierden gu retten iud)ta. Dos
Nebfis, erit ELM paar @oden ali.
flagte gepoltig. 9as Mdodem elite
gu Silfe, bertrieb ieood nit Bent
Sudie auglei6 Die Slide, no6un bos
Gierhen uno bradte es Dem giire
germeifter. Dieier tpnBte nit benz
iammerlid fIagenoen gierdjen, oos,
ourb einen BIB bertpunoet, beftig
i6peiBte, nihts anoeres ALT .rafell,
als es NIT Milb 5u trdnfen nilo i'm
@arten binter Dem 9auie ouf Sen
gu betten. Na6 @erIalif GINGER
Stunoen bermiBte man oe1 groBen
Sausbunb, fano i'm inn @ortcn nno
elaubte nun, oas Heb iei Don i1nl
5errilien. Inein fpie eritaunte nf1n.
als Ser Slino Die @nnoe oes 9ebes
6eledte, mas Dies obne Surdbt ullo
alagen rnbig geideben lieb. 0urf)
Gage naren beibe nid}t 3u
trennen. Das Hebfis puroe eeftit.
teri, uno es mar cine Sreuoe al, le-
ben, ipie es nit ieinem Nr5t ipielte
uno Der @enefung entgegengine. Mr
Die @ebauiung oes 8iirgermeiiters
anltobeno, befinbet ii6 Der 2anbiib
elmer 6amilie aus g., MIR 0ur6 Ell.
nen. Stodetenantn p%oneillanoer &C.
trennt. Srou uno Sodter ienes
5auies ipoaten nun oas, ipertn ai1dj
nod niht gang geneiene 4it, biz es
GROCER miiroe, gu iih nebmcn, mos
ouh NIT @ergniigen getuabrt ,puroe.
Iaein mon batte Die 3ednung of,
ne ben Sultan" gemad)t. Nat,
einem 3eitraiim bon menigen Stull.
oen, in meldem Dos Sierdcn jam.
merli6 flagte, fano man Sen Suno
auf Der einen Seite oas &ebfis ari
Der onoeren Seite oes 3oures liesen
uno ben Sllno bemiibt, ourd) eine
Oeffnung Die @unoe ieines Bflegc'
finbes gu Ieden unb init ibnl gu ipie.
len. Run folgte oIIgemeinc Still.
rung Der 9emobner beioer yto6bar.
b1uier, unb Sultan" ourfie lei,
men y9atienten" tpieoer in ieine Sb'
bltt nebmen. 0as freunbihaftli6c
8erbGltnis 6auerte aber TN nod
penige Gage, oenn ols bas &eD gond
gebeilt NOR, beahtete es Der Sunb
niht mebr unb entlieB es aus ieiner
s6r5tliden gebanoIuna" tros ser
nod INNER an ben Gag gelegtc,
8drtliffeit bes gentlemen yBatien-
ten.
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Die @auner ans Meiier d%eliefert
iino. 8enn mel6er 4rt mon es ut
Der Stobtbone trieb, oos iprBte ia
i6on bie gau5e Stoot. s[6er faile1t
fonnte mon Die S6uloigcn nod
nidt. 9a fling oteler pielgenan1tte
&lein an ST. idmosen nno i'm Sono-
umbreben botte matt sic gan5e
9anoe.
&Iein, Ser cine @auptrollc bel Die.
len 8eitehungen, fopol ols @mpfdlts
ger, mie ols 8ermittler, eelpielt bat
bette iid ielbIt bltrd iein @eihmus
bereits ms Gefdnenis Qsbradt.
Slber er bodte oni6eineno ni6t oo-
ran, bie @noerr 5u %perroteli. Grit
als ct iab, ooB Sere i'm uo1itdnoig
fallen IieBen, baB lie feline Sotnilie
ni6t einmal unteritiisten, Ga lnadte
er r@ntbii11tngen" II. bos Geiultot
if, BOB bereits iiber oreiBig iebioc
utlo friibere Stabtrate 1T @nflage-
5ultonb perlest linb nno ooB be-
reits lber 5tuonaig 9efenntniiie obac.
leet boben, neil lie iid baour6 npr
Ser 8eitrafuns 5u idiiben bofien.
9lub in Seem gorf lit gu oert al
ten 8riiden=S fanbal ein 11euer
Sfanoal %eefommen, BEL Dem es ii6
UNI 8eite6ungen Der 2egtslaillr-Wtit-
glieoer oltr6 Electromagnetic
i6aften banoelt. Cine l1nterl,tdnng
HIT eingeleitet uno miro, oIlem Gin
ideine mad, erbaulide Dinge git So
ge foroern. =
Ser eroBe Streif, Der ait oen
meltli6en8 abnen au entiteGen orobte,
lit ni6t gum @usbrub gefom-
men. Die Streitfrogen itno ge-
idli6tet moroen. Mu6 Ser StraBen-
babnitreif in 8bilaoeIpbia miro mol
balo gu gnoe iein nnb 5lpor miro
er bodit mabribeinlib nit elmer
Nieoerlage ser Streifer enoen. Ger
Spmpatbie-S treif lit bereits fir be-
enbet erflart moroen, er lit offentar
elm bollitanoiger Sebli6lag geiueicn.
Sn Streiferfreiien i1reibt llIar bie-
fen Sebli6log bauptidblt6 ser
Characterization gu, neil oicle
nidt miteemadt baben. Mal, 1T iebr
erbittert auf 0ie 8rauerei- Grbeiter
uno man MID aus @ade logger Sc
cal Option einfiibren. Wir tonner
uns notiirli6 iiber oas gere1tigtc
ODER Dnberedtigte in ser Salttne
Der 8rauerei-Irbeiter fem llrteiI
erlauben, miiiien aber oflen geo.
ben, oaB mir ben Spmpat6ieitreif
fir oas obideulihite, oos unii1t-
nigite uno ungeborigite Msittcl bal-
ten, oas in Dem Sample Scr 9(rhei-
teridaft I'M 8erbeIierung ibrsr Gage
angefpanot meroen fam. Meben6ei
Fat Der oagemeine SDmpatbieltreit
nur in gang ieltenen Sallen ourb-
gefibrt neroen fornen uno in nod
neniger Sd4en lit er erfoIereih &c,
neien. ltnb mo er e~rfolgreiI nor,
ga poren Die Opfer, Die man &C.
bra6t, meiitenteils piel, pie[ gro,
Der, als Die 8orteile, Die man Ell
rllngen batte. Ser angemeine Sput.
~patbieitreif lit elm MitteI, oas bon
oerniinftigen Weni6en gar nidt
ODER nur unter benz duBeriten 3mon9
Der Notmenoiefeit IN Mnpenouns ge.
braft meroen Iolte.
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Gle olt BON iemano {

gbe ou BON iemano eincn
9ienft nerlangit, frage oid, OBJ on
ibm oieien 9ienit ermeiien miiroeii.
@ander, ser i'm 8ld6e ieiues
Sebens blattert, fo1nmt aus Dem
Mufdneioen gar nidt beraits.
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GROWN BOTTuIRs COMPANY,
S6eo. Iiaer, @eidaftstiibrer.

iii Sones Gbenue, eegeuiiber Der
Gone Star@8ralerei. San 4ntonio, Ser.
Gy' Sabrifanten bon allen 4rten Gpods
pniier, Iineralpafier II. borsiigli6 Dem
nolbefannten 2itbia Selter. @eibe SeIe>
phone. Sreie &blieferuna.
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Gin Nsurt at sic sSranen.


Sees Monnes Mrbeit lit 4berbs
poubro6t, sic Srot, iie orbeitet
Gag unb Na6t", bemerftc elllc &C.
idaftige @ausfrou zines Cages, ei-
men Seuf5er o~1sitoBeno, uno Git TUT
ger &oit in Sen 5trbl nieoerlln-
feno. Cine Srolt odtet i'm Mage-
nnetnen re6t lpenig o1f lire 0eIuro-
belt. Som friiben Worgen BIS ipat
oes Mbenos, balo oieles, bdlo iene5
b~eloreeno, finoet Tie fol1m sic 3eit,
an ibren eigeren &orper SIT oertfen,
Die imlnerpabren0e Gorge uno
Nngft iiber Sen Gong Ser SousDol-
tlltg, n%erbl1noen NIT Sen Surgen Der
Mutterpflidt, loiien lelblt BET Der
itdrfIten Sro1 lire Spuren 5u:ild.
Gem Intlib Ser meiitelt Jrouelt
lino sic 2inien ser Gorge ocutl!r0
eit1eepraet uno oie 6rouell neroen
aft bot Ser 3eit, lpeil iie gegen lire
@eiunobeit eleibeiiltig morer- ooer
bieielbe eilfo6 granddaughter. Sic
neroen nerbos uno rei8bor. : 9aS
3ui6lagetl elmer Sir bringt fe olt-
Der lid). M4es oieies 5ebrt an If.
rer 2~ebensfroft. sic boben feiltell
Mppetit, perlieren on &orperfiiae.
leioen an aopfi6mer5en, 9pspepiie,
8eritpfuilg, S6mer5en i'm 9tiiGen
nnb einell ionberbaren @efiibl, ais
Oh oues nod lt1ten geordngt mir
Sc, i6lofloie unb rltbeloie NddJte
Itelen iid outb ols 8egleiterldeinlsll.
gen eitl. 8ent bielen ~eritell 5pmp-
tomer feline 8ea6tung geidenft
miro, oatln iino ii6er ernite Sol,
gen 5u ertuortel1, rlto bic Saloen0e
entipifelt iid 5u ether 6roniidcn
Snbolioin elmer 8iiroe fir lib ui,b
onoere. Sn Nnbetro6t bieier Sat-
loden, erifeint es notnenoig ser
@eIuno6eitspflege bie grobte @id)-
tiefeit bei5umeiien ut1o ben eriten
S%pmptomen olgenblidli6e geaf-
tung 5u iderfen. = 8enn bie @e-
lunobeit perloren it, Damn lit oIIes
berloren. Sorni's Mlpenfrduter eiq-
net iih Defenders fir iolde Safe.
Eauienoe eliiflider Miittcr, gellln-
Der Srouen uno riiltigcr 0lterer
Srouen iegnen oeu Sag, ait ipeldem
tie suerit nit oieient Mittel b%afattnt
plrben. 2eien sic folgenoeu grief:
Gin lebenbcs 8eiiptel.
Ssceola, 0eb., ben. 20. syuli
Or. Beter Sobrnep & Cons, @ticoGo.
@erte Serrenl Sd uiinidte, Sop
ib @orte finoen fonnte, S6nen 51
idreiben, mie i6 es gerne nr0dte.
Sd bin Elm lebenoes 8eiIpiel fir
oas mas Sbre tpertboGe @eoi3iil, rer
Nlpenfrauter, fertig brinoen fam.
SD fiiblte mid 10 franf urto elei1A,
oab id iueoer geben nod fteben folln-
te. Sem @r5t fonnte mir belfen. Sd
ibide Sbnen hermit meine 3bcto-
graphic, Inn Sbnen su oeigen mie
mol i6 iebt ausiebe. Sd BIN so
Sabre aft un6 fam oas 2ebcn ME
Ser genieBen, unb beroonfe bieies,
nadit @ott, MIR Sbrer Weoi8in. So
bin Die Wutter bon fieben &inber1;,
bon oenen one, Bis auf ems, nerbei-
ratet fino. Woge ser reidite Seee,t
BEG Serrn ouf Sbnen unb SIREN gli-
ten @erfe ruben.
SSn Donfbarfeit Sbre,
Sron 8. 8. Monf.
5orni's @Ipenfrduter 1T feline
@potbefer-Weoi8in ionoerl1 elm ein.
fades, altes .&rdlter= Seilntittcl, mel
DIES Dem 8ublifum brett geliefert
miro our6 germittelung BON 2ofal-
ogenten angeiteat BON BEN gigentli-
merr, Or. 8eter Sabrnep & Cons
60. 1875 90. Sopne s(penuc,
Chicago, Sa.
Jorni's Mlpcnfranter- 8lni6clebcr
1T BEL Gram 6. Mlbredt, 1888 DIT
Commerce Gtrafe AIT haben.
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Man fam iif oos 2ebeu ard
onr6 81 groBen @rnit peri6er5en.
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Wir haben nieIe ahnlide.

Gas Soleenoe lit Der 2tus8ug alls
eillem Brief BEN mir BON Scr. s.
s. Wpers in Stuttgart, @rf., erbiel-
ten: Sic peroen mid iebr berbin-
ben, tpenn Sic Sunts 2iebtnine Oil
IN Wiaiogepiae, Sa, einfiibret
piiroen, oo t6 BORT biele Sreunoe
uno 8ertuorlote babe, fir ote ih mid
iebr intereiiiere uno ga i6 erfobre,
ooB Dos Del bort nift int Marfte
lit. Sd fam es ais Die bette 0te6i-
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-29

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Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-06

around Los Angeles. After reaching
the Soldiers home Mr.. Brown made
complete circuit of the Santa Monica
road race course, to see whether or not
it will be in shape for the coming race
on November a. According to Brown,
the course is in fine condition at the
present time, and with a little work
done on upper Nevada avenue and on
Dead Mans curve it will be in ship
shape.
Mr. Brown tried cut one of the 1911
forty horsepower Knox tonneauettes on
the trip. He was satisfied with the car
after letting her out a bit on the Palt-
sades, obtaining a speed of sixty-seven
miles an hour, with five passengers
aboard:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-06

Another Ohio racing car will soon
reach Los Angeles. 1t is being driven
overland from the factory in Cincin-
natl, and will arrive here in time to
start IN the Santa Monica race.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-06
BLERIOT'S RELATIVE TO
FLY AT MOTORDR0ME
Makers of Cutting Car Also to
Make AeropIaneS

The Clarke-Carter Automobile com
pany, manufacturers of the Cutting
car, is thoroughly awake to the limit
less possibilities of aviation of the
future and is now actively engaged in
preparing an extensive campaign in
practical aeronautics.
Incorporated as a manufacturer of
automobiles and aeroplanes-one of the
few if not the only automobile COM
pany to be so designated-the Cutting
car people last July imported M.
Jacques, a French aeroplanist and a
relative of Louis Bleriot of monoplane
fame, and the foreigner has been quiet
ly at work in the company's expert
menting rooms at Jackson, Mich.
With the advent of cold weather
and snow in the middle west, Mr. Nc
Fadden of the local Cutting branch has
received assurances that M. LEAGUES
will come to Los Angeles, and with
both the Cutting cars and the Cutting
aeroplanes here that company is pre-
pared to contribute it's share toward in
teresting competition on earth and air.
The Frenchman will be accompanied
by H. e. Carter, president of the
Clarke Carter Automobile company,
and he will bring with him three diff
ferent types of biplanes of two, four
and eight cylinder construction, rang
ing from twelve TO sixty horsepower.
He will conduct his winter trials at the
Los Angeles Motordrome, and will COM
plete all detail of construction neces-
sary before the company enters active
ly in aeroplane manufacture as a busi-
ness rather than a feature investment.
M. Jacques met with singular success
abroad, being one of the first aero
planists who flew over Paris.
It probably will be some time yet
before the average Individual will shift
his allegiance from the auto to the
aeroplane. Nevertheless, the current
demand for aeroplanes, which are COM
paratively safe. is much greater than
the supply, and the Cutting company
in combining the manufacture of auto
mobiles and aeroplanes is blazing a
trial which no doubt will some day be
popular with other automobile COM
panieS.