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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-23
Sic memen gtaaten.

Gur9 e%initimmigen 8eidlub 0es
Senats, Sem ldon Dor Monaten ein
entlpredenoer 8eidluB oes &epraien<
tantenbaules porangegangen lit, err
]deint Sic Mufnabu1e BON Mri5ona uno
9tem Merico oils 5taaten in sic Union
gelidert. Gin Sieg nod langem SAINT
pic, lang belonoers, ioweit Seem Mferi=
co in 6ragc fommt, 0aS idon Dor go
,Sabren cine 5taats- &onititution a1=
,labm uno iid Inn Mufnabme in Sen
i. Stautenbuno bemarb. Gin ser 5flaDen=
irage id)eiterte oas Sci JUDI oamals, aber
aud, ip4etr, oils oieie ldngit beicitigt
mar, pod)te oas 5erritoril1m, oas atl=
funglid) audi M%ri5ona in iib einidlob,
pergeblid al Sic Der 6loiienen Sbll=
re1r. Ser Stein oes NnitobeS biloe<
te sic 3uiammenietung Ser 8epolfe<
rurg, in melder oas n1erifanilde Gle
nlert 51 iebr iibermog, uno bel Mri5o=
.a1a mar es lpGterbin Sic 8elorgniB,
ooB cs gu arm a1 natiirliden Silfs=
auellen lei.
Sebt enolib fins oieie Sdmierigfei=
ten iiberplr1oen: in Mem Merico bat
nas Mn1erifanertbl1m Die Sberbano
gemonnen, uno fiinitli6e 8elpailerllng
Idnfft aus Sen @iiiten M%ri5ona'S Bit
fleltoe Bdrten, ga,15 abgelebelt BON Jet
rem Minerolreidtbu1n, melder gro
ger iii, ais Ger irgen0 zines a1oerel1
Staotes. Mit ser Nufnabme oiel er
heiOen ne1en @lieoer in Sic Union
miro ser &reis geldlolien: bis SIT ben
nod lebr fernen Sagen. an oenen man
9nnSfa ebenf als a1reibt, miro fein
neuer Staat mebr entlteben. Mdtlu1o=
rier5ig Sterne meroen in ser Slagge
pral1uen, Ser 8u1oes lenat miro ledS=
un0neun5ig Mitglieoer 5ablen, mt11=
oeltens pier aongreB=1fitglieoer mebr
meroen nnd) @albington fon1men uno
udt Stimme11 mebr in oas gleftoral=
&pne1ium. 9fene Staaten, nel,e 3ei=
ten! Iic elnfnohme BON Mri5ona un0
Mep Merico in sic Union bebeutet,
ooB sic Sage Ser mil0mei tltden &o=
., 11uutif entldmir0en 1lnb Dem nipe1t=
reuben Dul1feetblun Hlab MAIDEN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-23
3meiter S9eil.
Mprsenfrieben.

CT nod Der erlte @omenitrabl
Mit morgenfrijden @riben
9daut in mein liebes 3et1natbtDal
Sin id i6on auf Ben ESSabsn.
8as 9er3 lit poll, Die Ea!de leer;
&eiiai 9as grant midi ni@t 10 iebr;
Semi mir 1T ia beidieoen
Ser id0nite @or9enfrieoen.
Sur @obe eebt mein Streben bin,
$50 nunfle Sanneu ranl9en.
Gum Smenberge m0dt i3 5ieb'n,
Sen Rorgentpinben laui9en.
bod Oh Sort mnb @tabt uno SluB
60r' i6 0e5 9errgott's NorgengrnB.
Sort bliibet mir b%ienieben
Ser id0nite Mor9enfrieben.
Inns ipenn nad frommer, iiBer @ait
sd lpdt gu 1bale idreite,
80 lpiir ib feine 9%er5enSlalt,
Sic Summer mir .bereite.
9as Auge frob gum &immel bl!dt;
Gin Saud)3er tpirb 81 59al gelbtdt;
9enn mir ipar ia bethlehem
Ser it0nite @orgenfrieben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-23
at. Mapbae1's &pipita1.

Mit 8efrieoigung baben mir i'm
uMoroitern" Dr. &erns Mbban6lp,ng
iiber Guberfuloiis 9eleien uno f0n-
nen nibt umbin 6em Serrn Doftor
uniere Mnerfennung gu 5ouen. @as
uns beionoers gefdut, lit lein @bra-
tben fir @lima=@e6iel, menn 0ie
@ranfbeit idon betrddtliden 5baoen
angeri6tet fat uno sic @mpfeblung eli
ner 5medmaBigen Initalt, no es an
liebepouer uno NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8fle=
ge nidt feblt. @ir pfli6ten 6em
@errn Doftor ni6t Bios in 6telem
&unfte bel, ionoern, obne uns ar5tli-
DIE @%enntnilie anmaben gu moaen.
magen mir gu b%ebaupten, oaB audi IN
anoeren i9mierigen &rantbeitsfaqen
fem 9fatb 6ringeno 5u befolgen lit, %
nur in elmer 5tpedfnafbigen &stftdH
oerartige 6aae redt bebanoelt ueroen
fDnnen. @as niiben Sic itrenglten
@eror6nungen oes belten Ar5tes, menn
megen nnfenntniB in ser &ranfenpfle=
&c ooer ipegen ungiinitigen Srtsper=
baltnifen Der quite &atb nidt befolgt
miro ODER ni9t befolgt mer0en fann.
Sene, melder Ser Meinung ii10, ieoe
&ranfbeit fann AM Better 5u Saufe.
pber eben 10 gut ais I'M Spital be-
banoelt meroen, befinoen lid in einem
Srrtbum, ser 0en &raltfen nidt iel=
ten oa5 2eben foitet. @are es ni6t
5u meitlaufig, mir fonnten nit Set
lpielen 0ienen, mie 0urd 5medmaBige
@flege NO bereits I'M 5dminoen be-
|griffenes 2eben gerettet ml1roe, peldeS
anoern fails nit friib5eitigem Sooe
Igeen0et bette. Sin lold)es Snltitrt,
in lpeldem &ranfe IN l%iebepoQlter
iMeile n11o nah Ben neucl item &egeln
ser Milienidaft perpflegt meroen> ba=
ben mir in ct. @lou0, a1 0aS ii6
tau jenoe bon @ebeilten gerne 5urild
erirnerl1. @eleitet BON BEN ebrm.
S6meitern, Sic ltd nun oeSbalb Der
&rantenpflege miomen nm Ser lei
oennen Menidbeit 5u 0ienen, unter-
ltutt bon j1ngen 0amell, sic ii@ gu
bieie eoeln @erfe ser Ntaditenllebe
beranbiloen, lit oas ct. &apbael'S
@pspital gu ct. Glouo ein iegenlpen-
benoes Snititut gemor0en, mofur Sen
ebrm. Sdmeltern Sob uno Cant &C.
hiirt. Srnge Gamerl, Die ii9 Der
@ranfenpflege gu mi0men uto iid ais
tiidtig geidulte @arterinnen beran<
5ubiloen %ge0enten, baben bier sic al
lerbeite @elegenbeit, ibren 3rped 51
errei6en. Mm ndbere Ml1sfunft mer=
Sc mar iid oil sic ebrm. Sberin bes
ct. Mapbael's @ospital gu ct. @louo,
Minn. -Beobadter
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-23
alaren @ein einsef@enft.

genator Douipers Jel6ruf ser Sn=
lurgenten our Mbmebr ser W%fiB6entun=
gen uno gntitelungen ponieiten ser
Stanopotters fommt CUR red)ten- 3eit,
nm bei 8eginn ser @orberbitz&ag=
ne Sic Gage gu itellen. gs lit ieit
SEM @otum iiber sic 3arifbiu i'm leb-
ten Sommer 10 bielerlet mber 6ie re-
publifonii6en Mitglieoer oes &ongrei<
les, sic ii9 Dem Diflat oes Ilori6-
@annon-6liigels ni@t gebeugt baben,
bon anerlei Seiten fer geiagt mor6en,
oaB oas Bublifum uber beren Stel<
luna nl,r p%ertporrene 8egriffe baben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-23
@as Nptb tbut.

Sic berporrogenolten @elbdftslel1=
te 0es 2onoes 1treben gegenmartig Elf
ria oobin, Sen b%eltebenOen 3oQtarif
BON ser politiiden Mgitation gu trent
men. Sic geben Don ser iebr ri6tigen
Mnlitt aus, oaB ser Iarif als &gi=
tationsmittel cine beitan0ige @efabr
fmr @anoel ur0 S11ouitrie beoeute.
Giele BON ibnen eribeinen Sic gegen=
m%artigen 3oaiate feinesmegs ais
1piinjdensmertb uno geredt, aber nod
piel id)qolider lit Sic llnii6erbeit, mel=
DIE lie ols 6olge oes beitanoigen Slit
telns an oenlelben gelteno ma6t.
!Sanoelsfommern, gemerblide &erei=
nigungen uno Mrbeiterperbanbe iteben
in oieier 5rage tbatia6li6 ouf oen1-
lelben Stan0punfte:: Tie perlangen Sic
giniebung elmer aus erprobten Sa6=
peritdnoigen beitebenoen Sariffommii=
lion, pel9e sic @inmen0ungen, sic ge-
gen Sen Iarif erboben meroen, genau
uno eriinoli@ 5u unterfaden bat. anf
@runo ser @rgebniiie ibrer Mrbett, De-
rem @eiultate BON alien Seiten als
mabgebeno betradtet merben miiroen,
tp1ren Damn sic Menberungen por5h=
nebnen, sic Ml1er Sntereiien &e&-
nung triigen. Der &ongreB bat Die
Madt, oieie febr beredtigten Soroe-
ru1pgen obne 30gern gu erfiiaen. ST
fam sic 56aff11ng Ser aud bon Der
COMMUNICATION %geforoerten nationalen
1arif-aommiiiou beidlieben, lotpte
oie ooflr notbigen Mittel betpiai9e1
nno oaourd sic @eidaftsmelt oes
2an0es bon Ser l1niid)erbeit, melde
pie Elm Mlb o1f ibr laitet, befreter.
3mar lit a,ld in ser 3arifz8n els
ne 5ariftommiiiion porgeieben, ober
1ie tit, mie Ser Sarif ielblt, bon @ap-
ne-Mlorid'ider Ma6e un6 6esbalb
ni6t in Der Sage, bie notbige Mutori<
tat gu iiben. 5ade 6es &ongrelies
mub es 6esbab iein, cine &0rperidaft
al idoffen, Sic iiber SEN @ertb ooer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-23
Sin Sabr itarfeu 2eibeus.

6rau Carrie MsteD, Cumberland.
@po., lit LANCER als elm Sabr on tpe-
hem. &aIs un6 an &ei5 i'm Salie, Ser
Iie cine No9t nod Ser anoeren buiten
madte. @ie- eesraudte @arner's
8bite @ine Of Sar uno bat ieitoem
feline Ma9t mebr ibre1 S4laf berlo.
rem. S9reibt on iie. gu baben BEL Ser
Molitor Drug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-23
@mb1i6 ant 3ie1.

Sn ser Mrnabme Ser Yoltlparfal=
ien=Gorlage fat Sic pom @aule gege=
bene 6aliu,g Sen @or5ug erbalten.
Ser Senat moute nod cine parteipo=
litii9e Mbii9t oamit perbinoen, 1tm
0em Sdabamt Sic Gorge ur geeigne-
tie unterbringung ser 5meipro5entigen
Bombs ab5unebmen, 0as &aus aber
fat 6em pupoldren &erlangen ser Be-
b0lferung 0es @eltens. 5M6meitens
unoSii0enS n%adgegeben uno Oafiir ge=
lorgt, 6aB Sic @inlagen ser &aiien III
Ser @auptia6e lofale Germen0ur1g
ftnoen, oas beiBt, in SEN @ebieten mie=
ser nnter sic 2eute gebrabt meroen,
mo man Sic &ertbeilung IN Ste meite=
.iten @reiie' ant n0tbigiten bat. Die
gfoBen 6inan5inititute ser @elomit=
telpunfte 6es Sitens mer0en iib al1d
obne6em .bebelfen fonnen. Man miro
nun ab5umarten baben, inn meld3cm
lmfange 6as Nublifl1m BON Ser @in=
ribtu1g @ebrau6 MAIDEN miro. @enn
man aus ser grfabrung an0erer 2eb=
rer einen 56luB 3ieben Iann, 10 per=
Sen Sic &aiien itarfen 3ulauf baben,
einnral ser 8equemlibfeit ser @inla=
ge balber, gum an0eren infolge ser
unporbriidli6en Sider1"'+ "erielben.
@enn elmer nltr 5ebn Gents iibria bhectt,
10 fam er 6an1it cine Sparmarfe fau=
fen, uno men1 er 5ebn Marfen geiam=
melt u11o auf cine Sparfaiie gefIebt
bat, 10 rimmt je0e Eoitlparbanf lolde
&orte an Stelle zines Collars on un6
b6r5igt 6em n@inleger" elm @anf=
bu9 Elm. 9ies 10 eingelegte @elo lit
Damn itderer als in elmer 8anf, oenn
sic Ser. Staaten ielber baften oafmr,
uno iolange Die ni6t 5%ugrun6e ge=
fen, lit audi bas @elo in ser Soft
iparfalie iider. @0gen aue 8anfen
bancroft MAIDEN, sic Boitiparfalle
fam oapon nidt beriibrt nerben. limo
irgen0po in Sen Ser. Staten, gang
glei6, mo- oas 8anfbl16 CUR 3ablung
prGjentirt miro, lit sic p0lige Gin
l0iung ii6er. Sci ser 6ret5ieigfeit,
nomentlid ser armeren 8epolferung,
miro iid 6as als beionoers mertbpou
ermeiien. Der Sparer lit ieines 8eii>
tes ablolut ii6er..
Ser 3insfluB lit a1f 11l1r 5tpei 8ro-
gent angeiebt, mie ii@ 0as NIT &iid-
lidt auf sic Gerpaltungs= un0 anoe=
re Soften ni9t anbers einridten lieB,
aber sic ginleger mer6en germ 6amit
5ufrie0en iein, oenn fir Tie fommt in
eriter 2inie in 8etradt, 0aB iie lire
@riparniiie j%eoer3eit gum polen Be-
TRACE III barem @eloe erbeben fon=
men. @enn lie erlt iopeit iino, auf
sen 3insertrag 6es @eloes gu red-
nen, Damn Dat sic &oitiparfaiie lire
5duloi9fett getban, Damn fonnen iie
in sic &laiie ser 8antoepoiitore11 Mber-
geben.
Tim sic Noitipartaiie ibrem 3med
gu erbalten, lit beitimmt, oaB monat-
lid nidt mebr als bunoert Collars
bon elmer Nerion angenommen mer=
sen, un6 feline ginlaee iou fiinfbun=
bert Collars iiberi4reiten. Sebr an-
erfennensmertb lit oie 8eitimmung,
oaB je0er @inleger bas &edt bobe1l
ion, feline Hoitbanfeinlagen, gang ober
tbeilmeiie, in 8etrdgen bon $40, $40,
$50, $50, ober 500 ooer Sem Neebr=
faden bon 500 gegen Bombs Ser Ser
einigten Staaten 5u pertaui9en. limo
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-23
9ns 81aue sei6oxen.

Ser 8oriiben6e 6es 6emofratil6en
Mational Counties, Morman 6. Mad
pon 8lffalo, q. g., fat ii6 III ieinem
propbetii6en @eilte oabin geauBert,
oab Mapor @apnor bon Seem Dorf,
gr=@ouperneur @armon BON Ohio
uno gr=@ouperneur Soft BON Miiiou=
ri Sic berporragen6iten Brali0ent=
idnftsfanoioaten ser bemofratii4en
Nartei inn Sabre 1912 iein mer0en.
8ir mir0en uns gar ni6t getpunoert
baben, menn @err Mad in ieiner met=
fen uGrleudtung" sen orei ge1ann=
ten Berionlidfeiten nod als pterten
Observation-Disclosures I'M ern al
ten, oui 6em @aiiermagen futldiren-
eelr gnz9dmagogen 8m. SSennings
8rDan biu5ugefugt Bette. Ms gor-
litenoer oes bemofratiiben geational=
Gomites bQtte @err Meod NIT ieiner
u11g nod iebr gut Biz nod Ser tn oie=
Ilem SCRIPT itattfin0en0ea &ongreBmobl
(marten foinnen,. "a ser Damn piel BEL
Ter int 5tan0e gemeien mdre, Elm ur<
tbeil iiber sic 8eliebtbeit Ser ein5el=
men 8anoioaten 5n fallen. Seben
mir bon Sent ltngliidieligen oreimal
ourdgeraiielten IS. S. 8rpan gan5=
li6 al, 10 eri@eint es uns, 6aB e.
@ouoerneur 6olf BON Miilouri ebert
10 menig MuSii6ten bat, iemals &ra-
|iioent ser @%ereinigten Stooten 81 mer=
Den, als 8rpar. 6olf bat iid als
@ouperne1r bon @iiiouri our9 fei>
ne Iemperen5= un0 Sonntagsbebe 10
unbeliebt gemadt, 6aB es cine groBe
Irage lit, Oh er auf sic l1nterltueung
ieines eigenen Staates rednen fonn=
tie. Dieie bei0en &an0ioaten iollten
bel ser nadyten @rdiioentidafts=9so=
mination gar nidt in 6rage folnmen,
90 sic 9emofratie NIT ibnen iid MIR
gren5enlos blomiren piiroe.
@an5 anoers itebt es nit oen bel
Sen anberen &anbioaten, obglei6 tie
audi nidt als vSSoeale" ser Demofra=
ten betradtet meroen fonnen. Mapor
@apnor bon Seem Sort lit ein taoel=
foler @brenmanr, aber Sic Gbrli4=
felt lit cine Eugen6, sic fir einen Be
merber u11r sic Hrdli6entl@aft ni@t
ausreidt. Son einem Nraii6enten er<
martet man itootsmdnniide 8efabt=
gung 11no bobon fat @err @apnor bis
fer nod feline Spur ee5eigt. Sem
politiider %ebrenbafter STUFF lit r1ur To-
fallen @barafters unb Ser genitgt nidt,
UNI 8urgidaft gu bieten. fir einen
guten, aber energiiden &raiioenten,
Ser iiber Sen politiiden &artete1 lte-
ben muB.-Die domination 6es @ou<
perneurs @armon bon Ohio lit bon
3tpei 8eoingrngen abbangig: Gritens,
Oh ct in oieiem &erbit mie0er gum
@ouperneur ertpdblt miro un6 5uei=
tens, OBJ er auf sic unteritiitung oes
Iinfen 6liiQels, ser aus Sen meitlt6el1
Demofra1en beitebt, re@nen fam.
@ieie babe,r iid bisber lebr abfdltg
iiber i'm geduBert Sic flagen Sat-
mon on, baB er auf Seiten ser gro
Benaorporationen ftebe, eine alage,oie
ni6t gang unberehtiet lit, penn man
in 8etra@ 5iebt. mie gan51i9 abtpei<
ieno &armon fi4 gegeniiber Ser @e<
~iebporloge perbieIt, mel6e bie &or=
poratione11 6es 6taates Ohio nnter
itrengere itaatlide &ontroqe iteQen
ioQte. So ale 6emofratii6en 2egiS'
Iatur . MitqIie0er gegen 6ieIe @eIeb=
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-07-10
THREE CONTESTS IN ONE

When the Motor Racing association
holds it's second twenty hour race
of the season at the Brighton Beach
track, on July Is and 16, the event will
be run under new conditions and will
be virtually three events instead of
one.
Under the new ruling of the A. A. A.
contest committee. the sanction for
the race specifies that it shall be held
under class c." which has three sub
divisions according to piston displace-
ment. In each of these subdivisions a
special prize is to be given by the
Motor Racing association for the
twenty-four-hou race at the beach,
starting at o o'clock on the evening of
July Is. All the cars in all the divi-
sions will be started together exactly
as in a single race. There will be as
keen competitions to win the division
prizes as there will be to win the
grand prize offered for the car that
travels the greatest distance in all the
divisions.
The decision to hold the division races
practically assures the limit of twelve
starters in the contest as a whole.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-07-10
BOSTON AUTO OWNERS TO
PREVENT OVERCHARGES
Object to Methods Of Landlords
and Garage Owners

With a membership of several thou
sand and close aff1liation with the
Massachusetts, state organization, the
Automobile Legal association of Bos-
ton has been formed to protect it's
members from extortionate charges by
proprietors of hotels and garages in
Massachusetts and elsewhere. The as
ISOLATION was called into existence
after the experiences of William A.
Thilodeau, who was charged S. day
at one New York resort when he went
there in a motor car, and at another
time obtained a similar room for ~
when he went by train; and was
charged % cents a gallon for gasoline
in a Vermont garage because he had
a Massachusetts, number on. An eftort
will be made to wipe out such 1nJus-
tice. A circular has been sent to every
member of the association, asking Tor
information with the understanding
that the names of those sending in re-
ports will not be used.
The circular has questions as fol-
lows:
Has any garage on this route over
charged you or treated you discour-
teously? If so, please state its name
and address and give particulars.
Has any hotel overcharged you, or
treated you discourteously? If so,
please state name and address and
give particulars.
1t is proposed to make a list of those
hotels and garages on various routes
where motorists are habitually
soaked" This list will be open for
the inspection of members, and when
they start on a tour they will know
just what places to avoid.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-07-10
PHIL LYON DISCUSSES
RAISE IN TIRE PRICES
Auto Supplies Man Returns from
Trip Up Coast to.
Seattle

Phil Lyon Of the Chansior & Lyon
company returned last week from a
combined business and pleasure trip
up the coast to Seattle and into the
Sacramento valley, California. Bust
ness at all his company's branch stores
is exceptionally GOOD, for the demand
for auto supplies keeps pace with the
thousands of new cars marketed on
this coast each season.
Speaking of the raise in tire prices
Mr.. Lyon says that while such adj
vance was positively necessary he fig
ured that because of the excellent
wearing qualities OF Hartford tires, for
which his company is coast distributor,
that the public will not mind the ad-
ditfonal cost. When a make of tire
can have such strong Endorsements as
the following there can be no diminu-
ton of sales: DR.. Cook Of Pasadena,
who has used Hartford tires on his car
the past three years, says that each
tire has averaged 5000 miles over all
conditions of roads. A local taxicab
company has the original tires on its
heaviest car, and to date they have
gone more than $1,000 miles. C.. E..
Tyler has made over $4,000 miles on
his set of Hartfords, and the big truck
in use by the Los Angeles Redondo
railway have made their best mileage
on Hartfords.
Chanslor & Lyon are also distribu-
tors for Stromberg ca,rburetors, and
point with pride to the fact that it
was this carburetor that was on the
winner of the recent Glidden tour and
on that long, grueling trip was never
touched. The recent performance of
the Great Western car in breaking the
San Diego record was another star
event for this firm, as the well known
Harris oils were used.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-07-10
LATE MODEL ISOTTA REAL
CLASS OF SEASONS CARS
Handsome imported Auto Causes
Favorable Comment of
Other Owners

For motor car enthusiasts who are
willing to get back as change a single
hundred dollar bill from a draft for
six thousand, the handsome new 1911
model Isotta car just received by the
Motor Car Import company is by far
the classiest automobile of all the high
priced makes.
Manager Whitcomb thinks there Is
nothing too good for his trusted en-
ployes, and in addition to rendering
them all banquet last week, he gave
them a ride around the city in this
handsome new Isotta. John Marquis,
the veteran OF the racing game, acted
as pilot.
The car is really so stunning in ap-
pearance that drivers of less preten-
tious cars would stop in the middle of
the block to let this car go by and
get a chance to admire it.
AS the Isotta is the only one of the
foreign-made cars sold in this city,
enthusiasts have openly expressed their
admiration for the stranger, and as
the record of this make of cars is en-
viable, it would not be surprising to
see the lucky purchaser enter it in the
Los Angeles-PhoeniX race.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-07-10
AUTOS IN YEAR COST
NEW YORK S97, 100000
Great Industry Makes Money
Change Hands Rapidly
in the East

"You have no idea Of the tremen-
daily circulation by means of automo-
biles, says w. c. Teasdale. 81 always
knew that Indianapolis concerns caused
vast amounts to change hands, but
listen to real figures from George Rob-
ertson of New York. Why, as far back
as 1907 1t was proved by official sta
tistics that over $70,000,000 was spent
in New York state for the yearly up
keep Of cars. The end of 1908 showed
800, 100000 had changed hands, and this
figure has swelled until the year just
passed will aggregate nearly $97 ,000,-
900. Now, just add these together if
you can.
"Then, remember that we have been
speaking of one state only and you
will readily see what a stupendouS
amount of money the automobile keeps
in daily circulation in this country and
the number of trades that are busy at
tending to it's daily upkeep. Every va
riety of occupation is working over
time for the automobile. Go to any
foundry of reputation and you will hnd
a line of customers waiting to have
their orders recognized. Machine shops
night shifts to keep up the pace. In
fact, the first restriction to automo-
bile production is the difficulty of OBJ
tanning parts.
This situation, I believe, has never
been paralleled in the history of new
trades. Every great discovery seems
to be utilized by the automobile, and
when the world opens it's eyes to the
blessings we have in store there will
be a commotion equal to the millen-
mum Land values will change, Gus
toms will go, boundaries will have no
meaning. You will wave your hats
at the rusty rails where man once had
to rely on Pullmans.
i .*#*** \ X X 4 + + \ 4 i - + i
the old "wire road" Driver Meinzin-
ger of the Under Three Flags" car
retains one prevailing sentiment
"These people live in Missouri and
they have to be shown, understand"
said he at Springfield. II guess we've
shown EN-"
And the Missourians themselves adj
NIT it, That any sort of a vehicle,
much less a motor car, supposedly
constructed for reasonable highways,
could run over the old wire road"
from st. Louis to Springfield is enough
for them.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-07-10
CONTEST FOR WAGONS

Still another newspaper has decided
to conduct reliability contest for au-
tomobiles, the latest conner in the field
being the Philadelphia North Ameri-
can, under whose auspices a 120-mile
test for commercial vehicles will be
held between Atlantic City and Phila-
delphia on August IL and 49, The run
is being arranged for the purpose of
proving to the business world that the
commercial motor delivery wagon of all
types can make extended journeys with
speed, certainty and small cost of OPP
GRAFTON. The run is sanctioned by the
American Automobile Association and
the officials and members of the Qua
ker City Motor club will aid the news
paper in conducting the event.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-07-10

average family does not aspire to and
obtain for itself an existence holding
more of rational and healthful pleas
ure That motor car can add greatly
to the happiness and definitely widen
the life of any family able to buy one,
nobody acquainted with the stimulation
and diversion of the flowing road will
deny.
There is no question that a change
has overtaken the entire country as a
result of the economical reliable motor
car So much for that. And don't
forget that from the presence of the
automobile each year there are spent,
aside from the capital and men directly
employed, hundreds of millions of dol
lars; every farmer, hotel keeper or
Industrial worker in the nation receiv-
ing his portion of expenditure for the
use of the hundreds of thousands of
motor cars now running in this coun-
try. The lesson reads itself.