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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-31

Saris, ben ~. Wiai 10.
~ lts Der alten &anmer linn Die
Ol Nbeeorbnctcn sol Wanu bod
~ %ein9eSoaen, 597 Wann bod
~ iperben lie in bic neue eins
5ieben. Ser Sulpafs iii burh Die
3unabme Der 9ep0lferune bebiugt,
beun ieit 1906 bat Die 8epolferIu9
I'M 100000 Seclen 5]ugenommeu mn
erforoert Die @erfdiiung je eiren Ibs
%gcprhneten auf 10000 ginnpbner.
Sei bieier Serednuns iinb Die Iusz
ldtlbcr iubcgriffcn, bercn 3abl etlpa
100000 betrd9t.
~ - ~
Wir baben alip 597 Tolfspcrtrctcr.
lpopon ein Seber einen She'll Der
8ulfsipunerGnitGt pertretcn ipltc. Sn
@trtlifteit ipiro bicielbc aber bon Der
Webrbeit pertreten. Ser Srupp bon
nube5u 600 Ytaun lit in iieben srobe
Snuien geipalten. Sic Safobiner.
3. b. Die 8nbifdlen uno 8abitalz
So5iaIiiten bilben ben groBen Saufen.
9ieieIben 3ieben $50 Wtann bod in
Die nelic aammer ein. Sieicr Saufen
alein perfiist idon nabe8u iiber Die
Woebrbett. Bon bieicn $50 Ibaeorbz
neten ipielen farm so cine politiihe
9oQe. Iber bieie so gebeu Die ~
2eitbdmlnel unb Sdreicr ab. nelhe in
Der Gammcr bas sroBe 8urt fiibreu
unb Die .Wiuiiteritiir5er" iinb. Neben
Dieien $50 Safobincr ipielt ber feline
5uricn Der Natiounliiten. tpelher II
Wann bod lit, bic polternoe 8oae.
liner 6dlrflein Gonierpatiber ltuh
futboliifer Ibseoroneten lit abermals
5uinmmenscihmolsen uno hat faum
Die 3abl ton II CREDIT. Singegen
baben Die e%ecinieten So5ialiiten bel
ben Stid)nablen Al Sise erobert. bon
bcnen tic ifon 81 inne batten. Sic
unabbdngigen So5ialiiten babeu ibrers
ieits 20 Sisc geiponnen. Die BRO
greiiiiten. ipelhe IN ben Snuptfra9en
nit ben &atboIiten unD Gpnierpatiner
3uiammenaeben 8ieben "a Wtunrr bod
IN Die &anmcr Elm. Die betben
ipsialiitiifcu 8ruppen uerfiisen iiber
1O1 Sibe.
Sci bcu itattgcbabten Stihmablen
nurocn 3.542,242 Stimmen ab9es
sebeu, bon Den $4,000. aIio un@
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-31
9ntereDante altabl- 5tatiItikcm.

Spnberbarer Beiic iinb bic
Suben' IN Der neuer &nmrner
mir in iebr fleiner Iu3abl, tpdbrenb
lie itd in Den Winiiterien. ben Yrdz
~feftlIrs lltb 4oli3et : @erfpdltungen
5u Sunberten unp Sdiierben cinees
niitet baben unb troB Der aablreifen
0tiniiteritiir5e itets ibr Imt bebaItcn
baben.
PIN Sonnta9, ben s. Weai besineen
mir pns Seit Der Selisen Sunsfrai
bon Orleans unb bntten 81 gleidtr
Belt 5tidnublen.
Seit ptcrsebn Saeen bemiibte man
lid I'M fatbolii6en Eager oas Seit oes
Selbens unb Sirten> Wdbhens 6ubers
LID 10 i6on pie moglih gu seitalten.
Shon Samstag friib tparen Sduier
5ablreiher StraBen nit 8abnen,
ardnsen, Sdilbern Ii. (. no. gei6miidt.
Iber einise Stunben fpdter meloeten
bic abenbs 3eitungen Der Gr5btfhof
forbere Die &atboltten auf. ~bie
S6miidune Der Sdliier unb Die beabs
lihtiete geleu6tlins gu nnterlalen.
als 8eiben Der S6eilnabme an benz
Sobe bes &onigs elmer befreunoeten
Nation."
Sieie aunbgebune linferes @r5@
biibpfes tpurbe ieitens Der fatbolilden
@eboIterung NIT 9emiidten @efIiblen
auisenommen. Sdon oerfu6en ems
selne 8ldtter ben Sberiten Seller
uno ben 8rafen albert be SO als
Die perantportltfen &atb9eber unieres
grabiiGofes in bieier Sa6e gu be-
seidnen. Get Sem tpie es ipoGe,
jcbenfals mub feiteeiteIlt tperoen, bab
Die Iusihmiidung unb 8cflaggln8
Der SGuier i6Dner unb 5ablreifer,
Defenders in Der Ndbe Der er8bii6Dfs
lifen @eiibens. mar. als i'm @oriabre.
Die Beb0Iterune besins tein poli@
tiihes, ionbern Elm relieioies Set,
beiIen Seier aud nt6t ben iinsoiitilhs
iten gnsldnber beleibieen fonnte. Sm
llebrieen nerfast Ia ia audi benz
enslii6en @olfe feinestpses Die Sbeils
nabme. pbsIeidb Der neritcrbene &0nie,
aus Den 3eiten feiner DEMONSTRATING
felt unb Sbrons anparH6aft, bier in
1aris grinnerungen b%interlnl1cn,
beren 8efoleuns ~feinestpe8s empiebs
lenstpertb iein lam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-31
~E-"~
Correspondents ans Seuti6lanb.)
i1nn Otto Clemens.

nit ibr Sbitruftions sgerIu6e, itimms
ten fnIt BEL alien Ibitinlmilngen nit
ibr unb lieben 10 bel jeoer 8elesens
belt Die Sbee bes @robblpds, bes 3us
iammenihluIies bes geiammten 2ibes
ralismis iammt Der So5ialbemotrutie,
in Die griheinurg treten. Oils Damn
Der 8ablgeiess gnttpurf i'm Ibgeoros
netenballs NIT iber 80 Stimmen
Webrbeit nngenommen puroe, itanoen
inter Der Webrbeit nur Die CONFER
patipen unb bas Centrum. bic Hatios
nalliberalen nber, nit benz iibrieen
9iberalismus, tparen niht babel. Die
Hegierrne bate feline erniten Sebenfen
gegen Die &prlage ielber eedubert. lie
bate lire Gnnabme MIR pabon abb
bdneig semtaht. oub cine erbeblihe
Nle6rbeit bafiir lei. 9a, i'm Serren=
bams erfldrte getbmann. SDltueB pl5ts
lid, ban bic Regierung nur bann has
8eiet anncbmc, pern bic Sorberungcl
Der Natiunaaiberalen ansenommen
wiirben. Die Rebrbeit oes Serrens
bauies nabm bann Die 8prlage an nit
alien ben Ibdnberungen, tpie lie Der
8ortfiibrer Der RntionaliberaIen, Der
SberprdIibent Der Hbeinpropin5 Srbr.
b. Shorlemer, aetpiini6t bate. Sa=
nit lit baS @eieB fir bas Centrum
nmannebmbar g%e,pprben, Deitt eS III
nod ihlefter fir bic sroke Wafe bes
VplfeS pie has bisberise preuRiihe
9%reiflaiiens @ablredt.
3tpei Geoner bes Serrenbauies.
leiber aatboliten. Der cine Der pirtbs
i6aftlid unb 9eiitig berunteraetoms
meme Shirt 9i6nonsfp, Der %betannters
mnben iebr iiber feline SerbdltniHe
Iebt unb mebr Shulben ipie 8eritanf
bat, unb Der ebcmalige Sberlanbess
! gerihtsprdiibent bon &oln Damn, eir
alter Serr nit piel Temperament uni
nod mebr 9entrumSsS dB. Ite baber
bel Der eriten Seiuug Der Tprldge I'm
S%errenbauS es often aus9elpro6en,
bab oas neue @ablgeies niGt aus Der
Sdnoen bes 9entrumS entgegcn9es
npmmen merben bilrfe, B. +. niht Dor
elmer We6rbeit. 81 Der ous Centrum
nit Ieinen iiber 100 Stimmen 8ilges
3dblt nerben mIBte. Sbrem Srud
unb Dem Serlangen Der Nutionalibes
ralen cs iinb cirta 60 im gan6er
Mbaeorbnctenbaus - lit Der Heihs:
tun8ler 9eipiheu mn mas er nerlanaI
bat. bas iii praftiif gelprohel nift:
duberes, ais cine beluuBte Nlis'
idaltuno bes Gentrums. Ser Heids:
~fan6ler unb Die Siibrer Der Yartcier
I'M Serreubaus tparen ausbriidli6 od'
bon unterrihtet morben, baB ons
Centrum Die geplnnten Ibdnoerunger
unb Yerihlehterungen nidt nnnehmer
f0nne. Srosbem bat getbnldnnsS SOL
pca gerapc bon ibrcr Inuabntc btO
Innabmc Deg sau3en @eieBcs ~nbbdngil
aemnft, nift bon Nnfnng an. Sn
@egeutbeil! Su Der Re9icrungSs Sor'
ld9e ielber iiuo lie nift entbaltcn. ION
bern bon Der Gegierun9 dusbriitlid
abgelebnt norbcn inter uusfilbrli6cl
9egriinbung. aud ni6t I'M ab9es
proneten6dus, nidt in Den Com;
miiiiunen. Grit als Die Rational'
li6ernlen ale bieie Sprberungen aIf'
geItelIt uno iene Serren inter 3uitim'
mlng ibrer natipnaaibcrnlen Goaegel
bic Iusihaltung bes Gentrums gefor'
bert batten, crit ba fam Der NeidS'
~tan3Ier unb itelte lid auf Den gleiheI
9oben. Setbmanu ut ulio Billion
nafgefpl9t, er bat inter 9ran9nb,
ieincr ciaencn 8~esierungs : @orlagC
ons Centrum nusgelholtct, mic c.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-31
Corresponding aus Sranfreih.)
nnn Wilbrlnt 9rnnt,it.

aefGbr Elm Se6itel auf fotbpliihe unb
cpnierpatipe Ganpiboteu fieleu. Otit
bem 8ropor5ipnal : @erfabren bdtteu
mir ilneefdbr 100 Sise erobert itatt
Der II Die lrns 5usefallen. 0ie
So5ialiiten bdtten 112 itatt 101 Stse
II. +. ~. Wau beareift alip, bab Die
berrihenbe Safobiners Sippe nihts BON
benz Srpppr3ional : 8ablberfabren
lpiien min.
Bon ben 597 %olfspertrctern.
oeren peitaus sroBere Dlcbrbeit lid
aIs Die ipirfliden @ertreter beg arbeis
tcnocn uno ourbenoen Bottles aussiebt,
iinb MIR 16, ia9e ied)8ebn. pirtIihe
Irbciter, Die ibr 9roo biSber i'm
S6fpeiBc hires Ingeiihtes peroienten.
Sic iibriaen Ibseorbneteu inn Iini<
tier, ebemnlise Winiiter, Witslieoer
eelebrter 8eielllGaften ober 6oberer
9ilbunsss unb 9ebrauitalten, hoberc
@eripaltungs : 8eamte, Sournaliiten.
Sn9cnieure, Ionofaten, Ier5te, IpoS
tbefer, Ibicrdr3te, Srofeiioren ooer
Wiitglieoer Der Irmee unb Wtartne.
Sdnpiptrtbe, &aurleute uno DerS
eleifen iinb in Der neuen 8ammer
iebr piinn eeidet. 5in9eeen betrdst
Die 3abl Der einriidenben Winiiter uno
ebemalieen Winiiter 20; Die Der Sours
naliiten Al, Die Der Ier5te ioear 40.
Die Der Yrofeiioren unb 2ebrer 4S.
Sic decentralization iinb ebenfaIs
5ablrcit; Die nelie &anmer sdblt bier
8riibers 1aare, aft SGtpiegerpdter
unb S6nieeeriDbne, cine itattlihe
Heibe 0 So6nen, S6ipiegeriobnen
uno Iettern bon Witgliebern BEG
Senates, einunbbreibig SObne ebes
maliser Ibseorbneter II. |. M.
Sieic Statiitif benefit, bab bic CRIB
li6feit Der ebemalisen Wonar6ie in
breiteiter 8eiie burd Die @rblihfeit
unb Die Wertpanbti6dft unb Better
IGaft Deg mobernen 8arlamentas
rismus eriett lit. Sieie Grblidfett
fuitet benz 9anbe weit mcbr als bic
ebcmaligc CRIB Wonarfie NIT ibrer
Gipiaiite nnh Samiliert sIpanasen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-31

Die bentide 8reie in Imerita 1T
am IIsiterben! GO beiBt es bellt3us
taae. llno innerbalb Der lebten neuu
Wouate iinb nibt iueniger ais feds
nelle beutide gIdtter, i'm Often unb
8eiten Der Der. Stuatcu %cntitanben,
unb mlu fpmmt aud nod ans Dem
ferueu Siiocu Gle aunbe bon per
@riinbung Der ~SiibsScraS Yoit". Die
crit iiin9it ibr gri6eincn 9cnla9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-31

5anS uub Gls6en, Ha6barfinber,
Iieben ii6 6Grtlid. Simmer iinb Tic
miteinanocr u%us9efommeu. ia eS mar
aus8ema6t, lie piiroeu iiG bcitimmt
beiratben. Nm iino lie au~Seiuanber.
sir epig!" iast Glsfeu. .Sas
mar mir einel" iagt Sans. - Sic
BADEN Die erite Shiiiiel 9riiner Has
punS6en miteinanber tbcilcn iplcu.
n@udfaiten".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-31
gufteriuc

guttcrinc MDnbihcinlcr, ba
ncueite Yrobutt im Tei6c 81
Gorruptiertbeitl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-31

Sm CONNER ioait Su Sciu Slutt
nidt unaclcien bel Scitc i6icbeu ilnb
bcionbcrs nidt hicen Somnerl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-31

Saris, ben ~. Mai 10.
lts Der alten 8anmer iinb Die
Nbeeorbnetcn sol Wanu bod
eirge6o9en, 597 Wann bod
iperben lie in Die nelie Gins
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-31

Ser ensliihe 9ofpc unb Der ruff,
hide Bar mp6ten bag periiife
Sanlnt gar 81 germ allein auifreNen.
OBJ tie dber i'm Stanbe ietn fperber.
ben oeutihen Iblcr bon Der Mablaeit
Ie%rn5ubnltcn. lit bod nod iebr fraa.
lid. - "8dHter nnb Gn5eiser."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-31

Selbit ipenn idmmtIiGe bonn Yrds
iibenten Faft empfobIene Nius perIos
rem ginger, fonnten tpir INNER nod
uns gum 9roite ipreHen: Sic
BILLS limb mir bait log, ber Din lit
iins 8%ebltebenl" = .g8eitl. Vot."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-31

aus 8aibinston fommt pie Ser.
literung. bab Die Soften Der 8aIin.
ger : Tinhot'iden ll~nteriutung BITE
Suinme bon $4,000 nidt iiberitei,
gen ipcrben. Ils Oh bas niht genua
iparel Soifentlih cntipridt bas grs
gebnib penigitens cinigermaben Der
sroben giissabe. - Chic. Nbenbp."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-31

falls bag Spridtpprt nidt IIat,
iperben uniere aitronomen, namSsm
lte AMI Der Su6e mad benz Sa1eb's
lhen &pmeten 9liidli6 iiber ben
9uno gefommen iino, fpobl aud, iiber
ben SdtpdnS fomrnen. = Detroit
I%benbpolt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-31

Srpan glanbt. bab Die 9emofroten
iebr quite ausii6ten baben. 9os 1T
onrdalis ntht lintpabrideinlih, Bee
lorloers Ieet, nuhbem Serr Hrpan
als Nettbammel Der Yarfsi nausoes
'p'eif' pat. ~Su. Staatsata."
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-08-13

friend Gruet is joking and when he is
in earnest
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-08-13

Elephants Me Hppodrome races
ZOO people altogether SPECIAL FEATURE
AIFSIP. Yankee Robinson
om-T Tom tn Larges Elephant that walks the Earth.
of dmis
perform raino Show al 2 m F.
Big Street parade at 1890 am. Don't miss seeing it.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-15

A malihini maiden came to our Ha-
Wan Mel
she had travelled over many miles and
cities far way,
But she fell in love with Honolulu al
most instantly
And (Were not so modest incidently
with me!
Auwe,
Hawaii Mel
| loved her too from the very first day.
took her out canoeing, she enjoyed
1t as she ought
And cried her appreciation of the in
MIGRATING sport.
| took her horseback riding, she look
ed quaint in a pau.
And we got some novel snapshots foI
her friends abroad to view,
Auwe,
Hawaii Nei,
What does it matter what other folks
say?
We went to poi suppers were we ate
of sour poi
And listened to the quintette playing
sweet Aloha De.
We took motor rides by moonlight
with our hair a-hying free
And saw the lights a-twinkle on the
hills of Kaimuki.
Auwe,
Hawaii Nei,
The water was silver out over the bay
But one eventful morning by nine
thirty of the clock
With a long string of MALE leaves
searched all DER the dock
For face grown now familiar to tn,
gloomiest of men,
For the boat she was to go in was t
leave her berth at ten.
Auwe,
Hawaii Nei,
Why did she ever want to go away
At last she came up smiling and
handed her the greens
And we held little confab, as it were
behind the scenes.
And as the boat was leaving (she ha
read my note you see)
She threw the wreath back, laughing
with a scrubbed card to me.
Auwe,
Hawaii Mel,
The band played it's mournfulest tune
that day!
And it said, "Cheer up you dear OLE
boy, I'm quite sure you will whel
you read these lines to learn that
am coming back again!"
That's why I'm always happy now eel
though she went away
And, feeling like a three-year-old, an
acting just as gay
Auwe,
Hawaii Nei,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-15

ELEANOR RlNENBURGH.
9 & &
The activities of the fall and winter
season Of 1901 in our city have been
initiated by the service set" who
have already taken a firm grip on the
possibilities Of the cooler weather and
with characteristic spontaneity have
led off society in a whirl of entertain
ing Bridge still holds first rank
however and nothing on a large or
formal order has been as yet attempl-
ed.
The city is Invariably inspired by
the arrival at this season of visiting
tourists, who with their luggage and
spinning through our thOrougfares
wide open eyes are already to be seen
and it will not be long ere the homes
and resorts will be thrown wide to
their curious and delighted gaze with
a touch Of brayado just to show these
wealthy, wise travellers what Honolulu
can do!
8 &
One of societys blg events for No
yember will be the recital of Mrs.
Stephen Norton BObo, the famous con-
tralto vocalist, which she will give, as
sisted by a corps of well known pro-
fessional artists, and supported by an
imposing list of patronesses, at the
Moana Hotel on the evening of Thurs
day october seventh, prior to her de-
parture on the ninth, for San Fran
cisco. Everything Mrs. Bobo has yet
undertaken has been creditably done,
and this farewell recital will prove no
exception.
Mrs. Bobo will sing some of her
very pest masterpieces, on stage
gracefully EMBODIED in green ported
palms, and society doubtless will turn
out en- masse to the first large recital
of the winter season.
Mrs. Bobo's rich deep voice has
charmed and thrilled her audiences
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-15

Fine Job Printing, Star once.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-15
ELEANOR RTVENBURGH.

won her heart with a MALE lei!
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-15

The numerous friends of Miss Agnes
Wickstrum are regTetting her depart
ure for her home in the east, and a
score of her friends of the younger
set, with which she has for some time
been identified, were on the dock to
decorate her with fragrant leis and
bid her bon voyage when she left on
Wednesday in the Wilhelmina.
Miss Wickstrum is an accomplished
musician of unusual talent and has
left a record In Honolulu Of very fine
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-15

CONTINUED on Page ten,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-04
verv New Yorker Owns Hundred and Thirty Motor Cars

crisp night air OF the suburbs st OUT e1-
pense. City officers would 80 70 work
ANONYMOUSLY with the subway crowds
Park Row would be stripped OF is Inc OF
waiting cars which nov puts US in rltld
OF the queue at the Metropolitan Opera
House, and makes Us feel as x we were
in a fashion participating IN an opera
matinee.
But, after all. common folk need lot
fear too readily that the consolation Tlll
be taken away The city officials them
selves. many Of them. are preparing 70 re-
sist the encroachment OF the Accountants
and the Screenings Of the men who would
reduce the city Of New York 20 the level
OF q common t-adesran or q livery stable
As long as the men who ride IN our car,
have our approval OF the liberal way they
use them Il Is not likely that there Will
be much change The people CO New York
have approved Of a generous Use OF their
automobiles for years Z VIII rot easily
be altered without their consent.
7 q rR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-04

man wants TO appear the more nouns q u'''
docs he keen his car waiting in the street
Here the city's machines appear IN
,.art-abIe blaze of glory. Go down TO me
park Row Building any afternoon ana
Iool, ~ the line Of machines, most OF them
bearing the initials Of one Of the city de-
uarrnenrs. which stands in the street there
fror, breakfast time almost till the dinner
hour
Occasionally d few stingy and nnpauF'-
otic individuals have protested against the
citv's liberal way of doing these things
lust at present they are actually making
an attempt 10 apply the standards OF WI
gar business common sense 10 the use OF
the citys automobiles. Up to date, how
ever. they have gone little further than
collecting some figures as 10 what our
high spirited Iiberauty has cost us
Commissioner F'osdick is a leading spirit
IN this movement He has learned such
simple and natural facts chat the city $
automobiles have cost Us up TO the end OF
last June 500. 600 to purchase. and nobody
knows how much TO maintain. For the
first six months of this year the cost Of
keeping mp our thirteen ears was Sl2ae'1.
Al the same rate. the city seems to have
spent about $4,000 for taking care OF its
machine Iu the last two Years.
III. IuslIck las found trouble, now
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-04

he known as Wichitapl2nes. The request
had. OF course, been granted by both com
tries
On the bridge Of the adntral's ship Ed
gerton watched eagerly the mercury Which
was dropping slowly; all signs pointed TO
an end of the calm weather which had
paraIyzed the allies. for little they cared
TO brave on a fair. MINDLESS day the ter
ribIe aerOplanes of the German feet and
their ghast1y explosives
4 little before sunrise a breeze rose which
soon stifTened into gale a cloudy
srnudgy sky heralded day OF bUfetiHg
blows and showers Signals were flashed 70
all the ships. After a feigned manPuvre
that uncovered the coasts so as to attract
the Germans. the AnglO-French fleet civid-
ed itself into two sQUadrons Of equal
strength. ore of them steamirg east. the
other following a northeastern course
At noon the action began Besides firing
a few range finders the allied fleets did
not burn much ammunition. At l2-D
o'clock, as a savage storm was lashing
the Infatuated seas, one WichitapIane was
seen gliding off the plane deck OF each
cruiser and battleship- Following each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-04

And since The chauffeur has the say as 70
zyt7a- makes Of supplies and what dealers
are the hest II j. only natural mat 'h7
dealer should share with him part 81 the
,,-of- on his trade. seeing there Is proAl
enough in automobile supplies for every
BODY 10 De satisfied
II : comforting 10 know that IN TINS re-
sracr our own automobiles are not oehll-o
ne most advanced practice OF the age
RAYMOND B Fosdick. who has MADE
thorough study OF the subject IN his capa-
-t--- a. civ Commissioner Of Accounts
smoke most emphaucally on that point
..r-,,are.s no doubt he said. that there
&c , ro+ If rerrv graft in the management
or me c;rv.s automobiles. Tires wear our
Nth the most surprising suddenness'
Ta--7os seem 10 be so delicate that they
1-rea,, every time the car meets an express
wagon
..Reaai~ bills FOR small sums, in some q
-ba gitv aepartments. run NJ 10 S-FP' ~
- .-,v,,ra = car. OF course this Is eA-
,1af-ed in most cases by the haHlt OF
some chauffeurs Of ordering useless VOC n
done a q garage. then splitting up tue
nroets with the dealer
INST how easy that sort Of thing IS can
f-z seen bv the obvious facts regarding me
,.,f,.- Of automobile tires. \ set OF ne"
.i,ae can be bought for $50 Or So hut TOE
ID, car - be shod in the very best I4Sl--oH
costs corsidera bly, more NaturaIE IIle'0
-. . --ronar market for second hand l1eS
o. that has been used somewhat Il III
.,oo5 condition will bring from SO TO $"0'
v,-,..- q chauffeur runs out Of pin money
h. NAV drop into convenient 4a'ase
,,.,,ora he * acquainted with the proprietor
and nave the best tire taken Oh ana an
,.ta- one substituted. Then he takes the
-.,,,o,.-,7 rire around the corner, sells II 10
s-.t-- for s2n or so. and turns in TO ms
.-fo, -be hill Of $50 or Whereabouts ioi
D., ~ tire When the city has paid II the
-l..,.4ra,,r returns 10 claim the s. or 8 that
- -, 90. % ..rake-off. Thus his proht
- s2e ~ more has cost the city $50 while
=. .sarars and the automobile trade
generally have prof-ed by the other va
s,otb.r trick Of the cars that belong 70
,,,i,,ara citizens : their habit al gong o"
-, trims with all sorts Of passengers d til'
,y,.s,,sa .f the owner though without ms
,,,,,,,-fef.-s The public may rest assure"
chat ira this branch az well the CITY al y
--..- .5.s+r mari as handsomely as those OF
-. mos, .-isrocratic Individual owners.
Indeed their record for Joy rldihs "
NAM cases Tar outshlnes the most brilliant
asrauades Of other cars.
There are so many people who are ready
70 pat forward claim TO the rs -
c,,,-s cars that il Is no wonder some o.
,5ase vehicles work overtime on Tips 'il"t
have nothing TO do with the purpose LOT
,,sfqb they were purchased From the de-
,-sr,n1enr head who comes down - ms
nc ia the car III the morning 70 '''-
.,,eatbeart IF the assistant washer VINO
leans tae mudguards after the resi- oil the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-04
OF F1lnonate ana
~ Economical Usage Meets Opposition

-. -. ~;,b- az-e-vhodv
io'l7 '''' - -, -, 49,. Machine at
--.,,;Io
~, NJ E-oe4iolx smoke
~" - -, .1,---+,+to-,
90 - r+7t,.r,. =, city, a,r+o-
- - 80 l7,,-i,,- This
,,....-?o -. = nos so,,7e ,-aars ago
49,. .Iono J., M Question that II
Hf 0a'N' N'' - ,z.1,-.--,,ar,+ Teads
~ = - 80 -,,a,,rfnae 7 do
i1-'Ns -.-- - ts,,,1d 30, 4or
-..-l-,.t,.I. - ,,-i,,,, any, official from
an ooor,+ % oo,7rsa
,--,-a.,,- -,-,,io,, ara o17f+a
~, -
-. - ,-- for ,,,-o,,,oF;,ae because
they save the time Of men for whose time
rra cjrv j. having a great deal of money.
-1-re~a is no reason wb-. il should relieve
mo 1onges+5or in the subway by regularly
CARRYING men 10 and from work out Of Of
foe hours"
-rba commissioner words are a very
-,vd statement of the glorious state Of
affairs that prevailed I'D to a few months
ago L j. much better expressed by the
,7brasa Won hear in deliriou- moments at
the Polo Grounds. They all ride The
rr,bIic cars We're used on a scale which a
r,riDCa might envy. which sugar magndte
might equal but could hardly excel. Chauf-
feurs took their sisters and their sisters
husbands. children and mothers-in-IaW on
weekend jaunts into the country. Clerks
spent s. week more than they could al
ford buying cigars ana cocktails so as 10
stand in with the chauffenrs ana get
free ride now and then.
Department heads, many OF whom ride
between home and Office at the city's cost
to-day, in those days hardly thought OF DO
ing anything else The right to run down