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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-20

Ob bic 3eitfdrift, Die Hooiepelt etz
men Dollar pro Wort fir feline Saso~
geihi9ten beaahlt, auf feline Soften
fpmmt. gebt uns lihts an. Slider 1T,
bdB Hoofepelt auf feline Soften tomnlt.
Man lefe nur ben folgenben paffus in
elmer feiner 8eitrdge: I'm 5pnnenaufa
gang am nddften Morsen tparen gun=
r1insbam, Subb unb i9 5uianlinen NIT
elmer InSahl Srdser am Sled. Gs ma,
Elm ledes 8pot. in bem Cunningham,
Subo unb id plab nabmen. .Das
Cunningham, Subb uno ih" trdst
Sebbb blanfe brei Dollars Elm. &ein
Wunber, baB bic Morte toieoerbnlt
tpurben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-20

Der 5eritreute profeHor unb Der
abgeriiIene 8agabunb itanben ii6 ge>
eeniiber. rReinen roten pennp babe
id. itDbnte Ser Wagabunb. 5eit piere
5ebn Sagen babe i6 nidts au eifen sez
babt unb Dienstag iinb's a1t 9age
ber. Dab ib meinen leBten Sropfen
.tranf! SIS lit Elm fGiperes DaIein,
6err Mus tpiirben sic tun. ipenn
ste in il,eiiten 6huben fedten9@
Der prpfeiTor fenfte einen Mugenblif
ndhbenfenb ben Bid. Dann erbelIs
ten fih feline 3iee. rDas min i6
sSbnen iagen, Mann, antfoortete er
bilfsberett. sd piirbe lie pllbeplA
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-20

Der S9nee 1T BON 9i6iern oft be-
iunsen porOen; ober Oihter iinb Iel=
ten Sdneefdaufler.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-20

Der sliidlihe 5enoriit Srilerini
ersdblt einem 5reunbe: n9ente Dir,
tpie popular id4 bin. SeBt bot man
fdon cine 3tsarrenIorte nad mir bez
nannt." ngfa bpffentli6 siebt fie
be11er als bu."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-20

Gin Ri9tsr in gingbanlton, 81 o.
fat lertfhieoen, pDfer lei fein @ludSsl
fpiel. Der Wiann fdeint f9ientt grss
fcbrnnasn III poter sentacbt Sl babsf.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-20

Ser, beutf9e Ranaler BON 8etb=
mannI9ollpeg fagte IN elmer Reoe Dor
rem Reihstag: Die Nerber hsr Deut=
fhen iinb iiterrei3t. Wdn aeipiane
faft ben Ginbrud, als Of IN geutf1=
lonb ale pDlitifhen Srasen bas sSnz
tereiIe perlieren. fobalb man an ibre
21funa berantritt. Mber es eibt bod
noh Rreife, Denen nit elmer fdarfse~
riiraten GDit niht sebient tit. sSn
eliter 2inie perlanet oas 0DIt, oaB
es in ieiner tperftbdtigen Mrbeit ntdi
burA llnruben seft0rt tpirb unb bob
es. na9 alben feinen 5huB erbdlt.
Ser aeflnben Gntipidlung ipirb rli9t
aebient, penn dies unter bic 9errs
ichaft Der @1ldgporte rNdbitalismus
unb Meafiion" geftent miro. Wobl
hebarf bas Bolt oes pplitif1enR Ramp.
fes, aber Elm fen1atipnen augefpiBter
pdrteifdmpf itumpft Die NerDen ab
Den Gurus zines fddrfen parteis
falnpfes fonnen ipir ilrls t1idt geitats
ten. (3uruf. @ebr fpabrD Gs gtDi
dun einen s,iDang 5nr Mrbeit. Dieies
3pong. bns boffe er. iperbe aunr Dit
oegsnp6rtigen Srrungen llnb qDirrilns
gea iiberbauerr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-08
N,TIO> RTGiTTi ENTRTES.
N-ruth~ Committee ~ y. Z. 4. a.
Passes . non Good List.

no executive "omfn,'t~e ~ 'h- National
,.-nr.arrpn ~ Amateur Onransu met yrs-
..r,ia. 10 tho Nv N"rs and passed
.rou ~" entries for ihs na'ionA regatta
To-. N1.nfrRton nsN' FridAy and SATURDAY.
Q .,ra Pc d, total ~ siItv .'hr~e "revE which
leans that ihe meet should I've -uc' e--fI
',r l.,i N"a'hsT Competitors have sent
%. name from all over Tho country and
'ipru auada
Irs ottawa RoainE club ~ Canada he.
Int -rv"rai "uirie-. among then helnE tho
. . lp- champion rtgh'. Witch beat tho
Nrgouau'- ~ tho Canadian Hsnlev last
. ."L The Nrgonaut- also are coming. and
.. Will Doc Interesting - ace the 'I-ale nn no
I.fnra' Wha' j. 'hieFy tempting 80 'h~
, mad AN 81. - measure hlad~- Wi'h the
.lluuruu 90. h. ~ The Sav \ ORR
I"lIorIug are ~" "utri"-
,.r'or quarter Mo Ra's Nneepshesd nay
'",'"g ~ nr s',, n IAN. Sesi RlytrEde
yg--,. r,,, 'Irr Ssu az citt Ninl-n NshT
,..."''El. g% @I' '' 40 rsm, az n,ron 80
O. 49, r'r... n'on = . i'o''ou. m nsnrs
GsII 's xii c"n a, y .;,s. Rc s:, c CSs
rr.."rfs. ". ',sns l.,S. WeS, LINN
rr'o--sr ,'o,, I,n w5.n,nston. ~ Ng.ii,T
,r,,rr.'u' raron'o ." nsr,, ~.
900. .''0 rrs's ~,i,' S"nlor Ns- Nors
~.nr is' M. 'Hrs Isy'sn'r sheepshssd
.. f.0-'.I.r 'r-ns shes. ~ iohn How
...i''. .i,oTn,, , ,'""rs. g.
T..... H 'ru nFa trrd Iur,-eI AVP0
.... 1p RAVE 1ior . Ro>ton NJ
....r"r.r.r "r"' Hng.. -~gi: Ss.ssp
E ... H. S,;,,n NV, Nsh 70 Ny ~, lo,s
b. ..f '.'. rit lrsr 'nsphsrd
NO.. a.. ''"r" ,--ll, Npringn.h
& n' "1,. ra.r '', IrlSS N S.!,sS -"
.'.- - ,,i,,'n " l9>rgh Welsh
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dslphis William e Tu'ue ~ 4 Shockcor r.
NeAston. ferdinand 'iraef 2. n NchAN, " y
POLLOCK " !. Medic. b- , swallow ros~vHin
-. Arb brInsv. substitutes. frAnk u johnson
y H4Tris. " rhNrp-on =. J. boughridgc
Virginia hoat club. RlchmuQd. smith, ". y
Forrest. y wAu. johnson. l. y. wen
lord. \ {. HsEl~tt. ,A,ihe II. : Tyler
cotsSAin.w y Mahdey substitutes. G Wheat.
Ncp Wexford y tiillisn Potomac HAT cub.
Warrington . Mcdonald. claude = psrksI.
Geo've HirdS. Edgar dough. James 7
k-hoe. John : Nandrrgrf'. ln,nony Nuoss.
.tiutes. George pnols ~ I Ho~Sch Nsfnuri h..
SeN NorE ! , lyons " = Hansen ! = krit'
,. \ Ramon " brady. " ! lyons. u Wi
son. . O'Nett. rotsv ain. Ten -rAun.ii: >uh~t
tut~s = T. Magic. tie>mAricS. " ENAn.. i
IIannsn. tannir NrgonAui VoVing Club.
No name~ pstTnit f,Hst Gun. ~ names
senior wight Dared shells Potomac Hnat club.
Washing ton FdWafd Mueller Joseph Richard
son. John u o., ans lrAnk smith. Marry Y
I'lii- " - SprAnsy " Nor~r. : n Bullough
eoSsW ain. Itobrrt itoy Sn~prl Substitutes. a. \
Ben . = Ioultry. Wayne Hart N~w Work.
Attir'ir Tiuh. New \ orr. \ Nckcuna l.. &
Sp-idlng. o -. Hooper. Hoyisn. " !. brown.
' Hoyir g uriiun. & ku,Ths coNss ain.
" Y HigEius s4bstiiut~-. Trsry. " krApn.
I Prsdy " swan \ssper BnSt Ciub. phis
deinhis. ., tngel. = Gordon. = J. Hart
uan IhAris. SehNsL y : Nusll~r = " Kelly
~ ! Irrmhis ~ e. UeRseLr. rn,ssain. O. =
knsh subs Htu'es. psul WsinNiilr iohn MuironeN
Matter NUi-ou " N~itfrrr Nrgnraut Row /.
ing cub m nsme~ OIsWs RoNing Ciuh. No
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-08

,.I ss'dfpasl :is, .' =, rs.; .,rs,p:.d
RaI,imors. " Wilson \ HiiSs6rsnd, ~, ~ e,ins.
smith substitutes iameeri rrc-. =.
Hsaa.n =. H.nSsp. Il ss"Ssr. P,nr "Sps
Fh,lsdelphls Harry lhlmsn; GeorE- clay
sIiu,",. cssr-. MNas1"in '' ? obnnD ,f.o
nAli roron 20 no nsr''S
= CoIli7. q. \. aeII sub.,itu,, Walter ThrsII,
Cg.sias wTsh, cIIw roster. y n. C ochssn 4,
Snh.u,u,es. Cah schunsm.n. . {. volt Ar,ind.i
soil " o,hrl, GeorE. Parker snbsurlt...
= Heub.ck ! y. Stoldsnmlrc Mound cry
Td~sTd Scsu.,sr. Gsors. Jo,dsS. FpS eoaosT.
Grimm. suh.tm'rs, FrrieTicE Spradiiaz. CtaTIe.
no Ssn., 9qa 81 ""fS oT,. no i sam, -
Sehlor International Inur 'Oar-d SHOTS
Cgshies . H,Ish' ,~rW fo-is,, n II Cocsisn;
subs uiut.s Carl SchunrmAn. . . Volt Mound
Ydward S@hlp",r' GcorEs JoTdsn, fG~eiors
Grimm subsnt.tS' lr-drrlch S,prafllnE Charles
y Hoos. iori, .,ol u oehfl teorgr Y
rsrser suh.t,,g's, y ''un"'L. , y Sioid~n
isssS,%'s "f''; ~. y''R'r sSs' cop
vwr gr,,s, y ns ht'rLs sghs ,l,l''s =
SrSS Nv SoSs 'f9'i ,ooc., E9 Coca. Mh!-pe
quinn. ;. " Boyic .ub,iitutr Is. ! MOAN,
"''sr. 4 a" 20 nSrc, hrso"sp, X 4 " ~ No
nATuss
Or.drlrl. Sr,gI Sh,u. S..ssy ao., club.
sew ORR rtfy NArTsn kohIrr Fdv sri >trftiy
Uosari Stvrr- t,sorgr " UsNusfd .ui,
Htitutr. WUliNH1 Mrhrho' See NoTL O. 10
NAME
Junior righi O.rct Sh~i, Arundel Raa' club
Baltimore. George Winner - NrgnFf q. "
EfppsT \. Heube~k z niackailsf = ~
Sto'id-nm g Srhumsn. - Mason. rotssAin
Psuling or a Rover spJstltIies. TIusr
Iisubs@t tohn roTrnNn \ mar " \ Gliles Itr.
Virginia boa club. WrhwouI e smith 9. "
Wexford. " " foTrrst. Z HAxistt. y u VAT,
Nsviiie = "A johnson. y 7 Tyler roa.vatn
" = WaidrN subsrtutc.. e Wheat. McD
Sc slifpTd. Gillian Potomac Hoat Gun
Washing ton. = e hrDonsd JAmrs Y keyho~
: Ardr ' psrb"r John Nsnd~Efsf'. Gcofge ~
Iilnd- Anthouy Lucas. fdghr Rough oils !
Niio, ten. coI.vAin, John LYON suHSttut~s.
t,-ofEr Poole. VI :. Rorsrh samuel " brown
" Tout-ssnt D~troit " e ngnsnr-
Intermediate Tight OarSi shells Arundel
Roat thIh. naltimorr. t,eorgr Winner. 4. "
kupper. :, Blsrk aIier. q Scnauman y -
Nsgnev Hcubeek Stoudsnmire. g.
Ma .on coAsNain +. 2 Routine OF " Bowers
sgbsull'es. Finer heueeez. tohn FoIpAn. 2 A.
pasT. n A. GmepAs. crssesnt Boat ciah IhiIa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-08
sans. Condition Z Unchanged.

BatrtNoRF. Aug The condition NJ Joe
Cans. who - DIVING ~ tuberculosis ~ ths
home ~ his mother in1s NrRyl. avenue
was reported - 30 unchanged tonight
Gan- sem for hts sitornsy- William ~
PRirp and Hsrrv = 'ummin-. Yesterday
afternoon and drew NJ an assignment
turning all 81 hi- nroUsTf over - ht- vito
ttt- mother also ha- h'-su prov ifei for
After the papers acre signed Cans called
hr n" 80 hi- -de and m 'on"z hardly
aud ihls sad Martha. 7 1an' Won - riiu
nv buz ine-- after ( am gone " YOU 70
- The wall. -'il oui. hu' paw up every
dollar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-08
THE 1911 CHALMERS
CARS ARE HERE
~ ToNOBuLEs

reproach tina, It's servce unsurpassed Every one knows
What Chalmers cars have doneevery knows what
car will do if called on--speed endurance hicimbing
ability-a championship timber all the time There's the
atacon of possessing the that money can buy OF
beauty Style good taste good fomof expressing good
Judgment of owning the thing. And way down
deep foundation build safeguard to tie TO- there
of knowing We guarantee the service
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-, 60,
N' '''"'
h"'" 70" VIVA" WV
N.-,,.-.,,r-,rl.,.... 81 ,r. ,a9, .rsr-sv
e.. t..,.t,,.,., -.., ....., ,....,..t 49,,
-, ,,s...I., H.. r,,,,,, ,t.., .., t..,h
= I,.li,sn,,.-,r pr....t.,,, .., az. ...,r.,,,
=, -, ii ., 80, 10, -. .. .,.,., 81.
fan ..vw0 ,llr tro..vrn ,,lh..,DIrt,,s.
for S.slo.,t,u .T,, ,,..,,...,t ,,I,,,,o,,I
IL. -, ~. s,,,, -. .,,, ,-,,,,-,,,
IpcI,,t.1 ,-, ,-.yt,,. ,,,,.,.,i .f,,,. ., -.
,hair trs,.,, ,.,l, -, ,l,, ,.,,,, ,,-i,,,,,t,.
80 .l.-,,.,, 60, . al -. -. =. -. ~,
A, .,r.,,,,,,..-- ,t. I.,..t a., I.,,.l,,.y.
c.pJ,J.,..s 49,, A., ,,,,,...,, o., ,,c,, ,,..,,,.
ahl,, ,.,,T,t,.,' ,,,-.,,. I'm,
IN Tor,, M, IA. s,4,..
The Automobiles ~" particularly anN."ns
70 mas" tr"uhl" unll'|..'r 'Hr VIZ ti'Iius
49, ,','' .'' ~
hny.-n rrrrc-.n,- ~ou,,r..., ,r,rurg m rrn
New Iersay Star. ~.na-r md he. a voting
residence ~ S"'n"rNiil" DO" Nt- snr'uu'" IL
himself %. a candidate ',r %" b"punIr. An
that many ~ mo motorists Of the stat" are
eopNat ." VIZ ~ '"' i''''.'i ~" ~ ~,
Iatur. LAT winter tho lower house pas.ed
would have done away with sons OF e..
Frrlinrhuysen succeed,d in killing the
pS g - - -, ,-,-,.,,-. ..,I,
Oates who do not favor amend ms the present
H.. a.. 20 b., 1,.,,,.s,,,, a, go. ,,,.., No..
all over tho S'n'.. ~" n-.' ~ witch =.
scheduled tor W"dur-,lt, urshi. August -.
IN Newark lh'- SA'h'Iih~ WIZ u" '"h
mobile and Motor ,yb. and Pres dent Rr-~aIl
haa ali - Ffttsr- ~ Ia
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IBIIIIards

The 'hrs" cushion Wai'h he'We~n John
DaiV ~ 'hicago and 'ie"rRe Moore NJ this
'ttN. whirh Will 10 pla6 81 m Doyls'- Forty
-, Ond street room tu-mOTrON and " edns--
daN ~ enings T. creating ent hu-tasu
among The lovers NJ he angi0 game DalV
H. 20 PLAY To- points ~ Moors- ~ for q purse
oftisn AZ this will he MOorr's firsi appear
ance a. professional his friends are root
Ina hard for htEA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-08
APPEARANCE

The 1911 Chalmers in every line eloquent motor
beauty-and morebeauty inSeparaby allied with style In
ITS richness its simplicity its grace the obvious good form OF
every appointment the exquisite harmony of line and finish
10 evident OF good taste and is the perfect
equpage for those whom think Of people" II
has the sort of quiet elegance associates with beautiful
woman. wegroomed man. we-appointed household. Ii
is good form the best form and very beautiful indeed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-08
SERVICE

We estimate that Chalmers Cars have been driven more
then three billion miles this past Several million OF
these miles roads far than will
traverse his is the ultimate OF design material
and construction To that all three stood the would
Ne trte and nadequateraher like saving that cold
Design material and construction permanently proven
be exactly best for the cannot better anv
feature Of either OF the three These did all that any
could doand remember. do excep; cars at
any price
he service these gave, has made the Chalmers
reputation 80 big thing standard wide that wh
read already know that Chalmers Cars safe buy
sure Noid -ludgment-c1rS. which give the best
>crNte that money procure. he Chalmers bears
the reputation that this mileage made outgowth
development refinement Of three billion miles The IoII
Chalmers is the best buid-it sound as A gold
dolrI good everywherewe verv. very proud OF it,
We talk about this this reputation because We
proud OF it hut after ALL summed up IN the phrase
winch YOU will remember whenever YOU the Carl H.
Page and Company'We guarantee the service. and after
ST. that what YOU want 10 know and ALL need to know
The 1911 Chalmers will give better service than our
former because the Of three billion miles has enabled
10 add few minor touches Of refinement for the comfort
Of the and his gueSo add bit Of beauty trie OF
grace. of richness line and finish We have anticipated
wishes. then deazed themand will find them all
and FAR better than YOU dreamed in the or Chalmers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-08

wear with Forty this wear with the 30" Think of it!
This wear with the 3o''-he fifteen hundred dollar
This years tour the 1910 Ghdden Tour the tour the
Chalmers go severe that not one single car
finished with perfect
Our five days longer with perfect than
other price and the third day the residents OF
Dallas Tex and along the route wlgeed 10 10 that
al all would finish that days
In the Indiana Trophy Road Race Chicago last June
the Chalmers and averaged faster time than the hg
in the Big Car Race the next day.
In the Vanderbilt Race on Long Island in October
the Chalmers go the Massapequl lrophy. establish
ing new world record miles per hour for light
The daN the Big Car Race for the Vanderbilt Cup the
Chalmers Forty led all the Others all the for 40 miles
averaging for that distance G2 miles per hour.
Agln the 90 again the Forty"
Here are Of the prominent events which
Chalmers Cars have he Jericho Sweepstakes the
Indiana Trophy the Santa Monica Road Race. the Mime
apols Tribune Trophy, the Brighton Beach Marathon. At
Ntlanta. Ga. OF entries Chalmers Cars Er>t>.
u Seconds and : Ihrd>-erery entry in the money.
Contest records compiled bv trade publications
and technical boards covering both Europe and America
snow that the Chalmers IS stock modelha>
greater proportion Of big events enter Ind has finished
a greater proportion Of started M. in the
world
Some have specialized road hill climbs
track RACES but the world such conpicu-
Gus all OF these four classes OF motor
Truly HEY ARE the Champion Cars.
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REFINEMENTs IN DETAIL

The just back of the tonneau have been straight
every maker strives hard obtain The have been
lowered adding materially 10 the riding comfort.
The tonneaus Of both 90 and Forty have been made
longer and wider The Tenders have been changed slightly.
adding graceful appearance Of the car and AT the same
time offering greater protection from water and mud
The angle OF the steering post has been changed slightly.
50 A. to allow space between steering wheel and driving
The brackets supporting the running boards fastened
inside the frame making the OF the appear per-
iectlv smooth.
Note the wide beautiful doors Hinge and door locks
are furnished BY lock better
be bought.
On the go the dash. heel boards ard the door strips
are of black walnut the Forty CirIlSan walnut. al
handles mouldngS. levers. etc, are haPev and massive
The box has been placed under the and
tool box big enough TO hold pump placed the left
ming board, change that driver will praise.
New style carburetorS used both the d" 90 and
Forty motors and their and uniformity Of opera
ton under all conditions will surprise every buyer.
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New Isrssy Autsmsbas Trade Association

so Extra CHARGE FOR IT
Advertisement for THE SuS and THT EVENING
SUE may b. left 80 any American District Mes
ssngsr once Ia The eiV.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-08
Automobile Advice
To Residents Of New Jersey

Whatever automobile YOU decide 10
purchase. u - de,Idedly IN vour al, an
tage 10 get ~ " a New Jersey dealer Al
ears need rile adjustments and atien-
tons on the start. To which YOU are
entitled. and II Is most important that the
New Jersey agent have an interc,, N the
car
In addition. al contracts with MANN
fseiurers require dealeTS 70 sell onl, N
their own territory. You want a ,leir
title 10 YOUR car
New Isrssy AUtomsbae Trade hssociatioa
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DEMAND

We have secured every which the factory could be
Induced alo this territory We wish could
as many Many intending purchasers disappointed
this sold completely early in the year
ManV will be disappointed for 1911 We have already sold
many Of deliveries for every month between and
Nav We still have deliveries for every month from
September Ist Nav IS IoI The choice these dates
will soon CO. lust get 1911 Chalmers for de-
livery almost exactly when tin month the dates
YOU prefcrimay be gone Better NOW look over
the 1911 Chalmers and look delivery sheets.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-08
sPEaIAI NOTICES.

special Train 20 philadelphia for Lsngford.
kaufman bout on Aug ~ Via Reading n n
Train leavcs 2ad 81. FeTry SIS y. " Liberty -
Land passengers at Ball Park re
turns lmrnedlAlely after SHOW. landing New
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-08
PERFORMANCE

Il significant that besides winning great percentage
81 classic road important hill climbs and track
80 FStS ~ seconds and thirds Of 81 entreshat rho
lor>cc>S ACc has called Chalmers the Champion
Cars
Chalmers also the Detroit Trophy in the Glidden
Tour last year and the Ghdden Trophy itself wear Last
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-08
SATISFACTION

There satisfaction in owning Champion Car. No
matter what company Chalmers be will have
the respect and the Difference due Champion TO
Chalmers have them all know that bcvond
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AMONG The AUTOyOBILTSTS
TROVBIF RRTUINE ron wv
JERNTl IIGI>I ,TDRN.

Automobile = s.r~ and dealers Pr~psTinE
10 Opro,. II~"ti"n 81 ~"i"nN VINO ""
A Not Is,"r Norr IibSTaI NotUF Ne
btrIr law Newark aiuh n"mansi>
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-10-25
DEITZ FAMILY.

The Deitz family still seems to
have the stage in Wisconsin. The
past week the preliminary examina-
tion was held at Hayward and Mr..
and Mrs. Deitz and son Leslie were
bound over to the circuit court with
out bail. Clarence Deitz, who is out
on bail went to Milwaukee and ap-
peared before crowd of sympathizers
in that city. He later went to Ash
land to see his sister Myra, who was
wounded by the deputy sheriffs. The
meeting was quite affecting. 1t is
understood that Myra DeitZ will go to
Neenah to spend the winter with her
uncle, f. Brown. MeSSrs. Darrow and
Rubin will be the lawyers for the
Deitzes. Attorney Rubin says that
there is absolutely no evidence to
show that Deitz or any of the family
shot deputy Harp, as he could have
only been shot from the loft of the
barn and there was not place from
which he could have fired the gun as
there was no hole in the wall. Attor-
ney Rubin further says that neither
Deitz or any of his sons fired shot
during the battle that ragged about
the house.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-10-25
1911 STATE TOUR.

1t has been announced that the con-
sent for the Milwaukee Sentinel
trophy for 1911 will be as follows /:
From Milwaukee to Marinette via
Sheboygan, Two Rivers, Algoma,
Green Bay and Oconto, the first day,
distance of about 1S4 miles. For
the second day the plan is to run
from Marinette to Grand Rapids, via
Shawano, Amigo, Merrill, Wausau
and Marshtield, distance of about
20S miles. Tor the third day it has
been suggested that the run be made
from Grand Rapids to Prairie du
Chen, via Black River Fails, Sparta,
Lacrosse and Viroqua, distance of
192 miles. For the fourth day the
proposed run is from Prairie du Chen
to Beloit, via Fennimore, Lancaster,
Platteville, Dodgeville, Mineral Point,
Darlington, Monroe and GAINESVILLE, a
distance of 1872 miles. For the fina,
days run from Beloit to Milwaukee,
the route discussed is via Clinton,
Delavan, Fontana, Lake Geneva, Bur-
lington, Union Grove, Kenosha and
Racine.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-10-25

Jacob SchmolZe of the town of
Texas, left several rutabagas at the
PILOT, one of which weighed 1914
pounds. How is that for Marathon
The new front of Aug. Kickbush's
store is being improved on the inside
as well as outside, and will be one of
the finest in this part of the state
when completed, and with the excel
lent clerks-Otto KickbuSch, Charles
HOeppner, Charles Fuller and j.
Schultz, nothing will be left unturned
to make it an ideal place at which to
trade.
The ladies of the Catholic church
gave festival and dance at Music
hall on Thursday evening. 1t was a
great success and quite a sum raised
for the completion of their church on
Grand Ave. The work on the same
is under the supervision of Fred Neu.
At the meeting of the democratic
county convention held at the court
house, Oct 15, 1870, j. G. Clarke was
appointed chairman and Joseph Barn
ard, secretary. The chair appointed
Aug. Kickbusch, w. p. Kelly, II.
Belize and S. Kronenwetter a COM
mittee on credentials. 1t was found
that 81 delegates representing the
towns of Wausau, Weston, town of
Wausau, Mosinee, Maine, Berlin, Mar
athon, Stettin, Texas, Wien, and
Knowlton were entitled to seats in
the convention. The following ticket
was nominated:
Sheriff-Wm. Homrig.
Co. Treas.-F. W. Kickbusch.
Co. Clerk-B. Ringle.
Register of Deeds Ohm PatZer.
Dist. Attorney. p West.
Clerk of Court. w. Chubbuck.
Co. Surveyor-U. E. Maine.
Coroner-Jos. Barnard.
The following democratic county
committee was appointed Aug. Kick
busch, w. P Kelly, Albert Zemke, S.
Kronenwetter, G. Schroeder, H. Belize,
A. Meyer, e. Cline, L. Guenther.
Adam Young gave notice in this
issue that he had lost several freight
bills; Alphonso Poor gave notice that
the Jenny express left on Tuesdays
and Fridays and returning Wednes-
days and Saturdays; John Dobbie gave
notice that his dwelling house and
lots at the corner of Second and Nc
Clellan streets were for sale; Casper
Seim had the summons out for man
who had jumped his board bill of
$500.