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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-13

1Sotto Ttte eUuu lIu pupotIuutuuu
ett'ei teind ole mitddn eritpistd ia
nottamaa tai rufoiltamoa, JOS ndltd'
tulee maoban, tai rutto roipoau, tai
tpibouiiet puustuomat wibaa ia iom-
mittelemat famalia pebfeitd tubotaf'
IenIa maan ia tanian? Sc maan ais
ma pbtd fiireesti ia dina pbta bd'
pedaifead buolimottomuuoella luette
rufoufIet moan bebelmdn, f%otaious
ton la balitufI len eoeSt6. Sun olen
fuuaut ieibdn noita Ioppmrufoufiia
lutenon, On uIein mieleeni iobtunut
tue iuiiu loru: 9attulan pappilan
apupapin pnuropata fiebuu fuobuu
/. II. e.
Seibdn tdbtenne, tie laisfat ia To-
feat papit, OH fanlafirttomme ioutu'
nut nsfottomoin iipiSipneioen ia Dl'
peGin lnbfolaisten naurun ia ptlfan
eIineefIi. Gnfd moi iitd ialota itlel
tGni, entd teiltd, etta Iiaoin Fun iotu
teistd on perdiimeoid tai fonetta
fdDttdmdSid, tuntum m%innstafin, etta
Iaipa lan9en arpeluttofoaSti buo'
iuu iinne tdnre ia fofo foneieto rt'
tiIee ia %ratilee peIidiidwdud taualia.
Waan fpieldfin Iananen iaornonne
fiiGa6std. - Se on minuSta birs
muista, FUN Iaornotoan epanfeliumi
IenGleen, fnten te t%eeite, Min eta le
eli pbteentddn ~firfosia o~Iiiaon Iatu.
Sanooban SumoIan Jana mitd to'
banIa, fun tie iaotte iitd aunnin tai
fpIme neIidnnesid fddmeud ia
padnneud, Min menemd. faitfi buos
rintefiiat ia porfaat, malebteliiat ia
petturit, p!pedt ia obneet, ttroiliiat,
iuomorit ia Ioisfat matIat firfosta
poie tppipwaiIind ia pbtd manburs.
fautettuina FUN tie itIefin. So te, tie
moan tnDundtte Iiunaamalla fdbels
ldnne tuon %ioufon idlestd! = Niin
litd iitte eletddn lpndsid raubasIa
miitfo eteenpdin, ia Iifte taas emf
Iunnuntaina tuIldan firffoon 5aas
maan Iofean papin Ianoista vlobbu'
tusta" baamoitetuue omauetannols
leen pnnG uutta mpimaa eldd Ipns
nisId eteenpdin! SduaiIia rifofiia
Iaarnamirasia ipnnp!tdd b%en9euinen
fuoIema, fuulemattomuus omale'
'tunnone ia ppbdae 9eu9eue fetd
laisfuuS Sumalan ianan tutfimiies'
ia.
Sanotte ebfd, ett'en pnbu teista ia
teioGn i~Distdnne raffaubella. Mutta
mind fpipn teiltd, Iuulettefo, ettd Wa'
pabtaia, Fun ban tulee meitd faiffia
tmomitIemaan, ON ratfaubeua pn'
buttelema Ielaiiia paIipelijoita, iotfa
fatumusta ia porannusta tefemattd
fuoIemaanIa asti min omot iaar
nanneet ia noin rufoiueet fuin te
teette 6erran temppelisid, 6erron
foswoien ia ieurafunnan ebesid2
Serra minuafin mibelidistd armab'
tatoon, ionfa tdptpp ndin rasfaito
%Ianoia iulfilauiua niitd tpdstaan, ioi'
to ioifn faitesia funniasia pibettd'
mdn S~eeiufien &rtstufien nimen tdb'
ben ia fen faaiin miriam tdboen, iofo
BELLE ON usfottu &ristutien ruumiir
rafentamiiefIi. - Waan minuua on
mieId muutafin iauomtstd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-13

DbbefTdn fpmmenesta tapaufiesta
on renmotismi main IibofIisfa, iofa
on ienraus fpImdstd ia fosteubesta,
eliza fits torpitie Fiauifia Idaffeitd.
2dpttdfdd Sbamberloin's Iiniment'
It'd ia ndette fuinfa plan tulee opu.
Wpptdwdnd Oscar NorbIins.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-13
Vapaapiljetti
sukulaisillenLe ia tuttavillenne
Suomesta Am
ostakaa alma
American Linjalle,
Valkean Tandem Linjalle
eli
Walk. Tandem Dominion
,Linjalle.

Silloin tulee matkustaianne saa-
maan aianvaatimuksen mukaisen
matkustuksen. Maiden ~linjain iat-
tilais-laivat ovat nopeakulkuisia ia
ovat varustetut parhaimmilla kol-
manner luokan mukavuuksilla.
Hytit ovat iaetut pieniin osiin.
A ia 6 hengen vuoteisiin, pariskun-
mile, y~ksityisille naisille ia mie
lille.
Ruoka ia kohtelu on hyva kali
kissa laivoissa.
Suoranainen yhteys Suomen
Hoyrylaiva O~sake-yhtion laivoien
kanssa.
Pilietin hinnoista y. m. kysykaa
osoitteella:
Mifliam Wsaf, alIiamies,
321 SuffoIf It. Sronmoob, Wtieb.
O. E. BRECKE, -
Northwest~eAsssr scns'
4Al-123 s.. Bird st.
Minneapolis, MINI.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-09-22
DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE
SEC. IN THE WEST

To talk over the plan originated
in tielena last May OF the North
western States joining one another
for an organized advertizing cam
paign, VIII y. Campbell, Sec
retary of the Northwest Develop
ment League will spend IA month
in the northwest visiting many
and cities. Just to get aquaint-
ell and tell the Commercial Clubs
about our first work, the Land
Show, is the whole obiest of the
trip" SAID Mr. Campbell before
leaving st. Paul. Expect to at
tend all the fairs and see all the
live Commercial Club secretaries
can find
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-09-22
ROUTINE WORK
Of CITY DADS

Mobridge, South Dakota, 18th,
1Ol1.
Mobridge City Council met as
per adjournment Of Sept. l1th,
1911. Present, p p Stoltzman,
mayor: d. e. Johns, +. j Pratt,
James Wrigley and c. II. Carr
NELL: absent. j. W. Harris and
John Feeney
Moved by c. II Cartmell and
seconded by +. j Pratt that the
council proceed to canvass the yo,e
of the special election Of Septem-
Der 18th, 1911. Carried
The council then proceeded to
canvass the vote o. said election
and found the number OF votes
east at said election to be one
hundred aud thirty-fye.
The council found that upon the
question of issuing bonds for pro-
viding funds for the building of a
city hall and jail there were ID
votes in favor of issuing such
bonds and 10 votes against issuing
such bonds.
The council found that upon
the question Of issuing bon,,s TO
provide funds for waterworks there
were 1875 votes in favor OF issuing
such bonds and s votes againsr is
suing such bonds.
The council found that upon the
question of issuing bonds to pro-
vide funds for the installing of a
sewer system there were III votes
in favor of issuing such bonds and
Is votes against issuing such
bonds,
Moved by Wrigley and seconded
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-09-22
BIG MUDDY HIGH

The Missouri riveris much high
er than usual of late, the rise,
which is very uncommon at this
season of TIE year, being due, in
all probability to the recent heavy
rains in the territory drained by
the Big Muddy.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-09-22

Col f. j Green and wife and
daughter Blanche the parents and
sister of Loa Green, the handy
man at Dykeman store, Were
here from Early, Iowa, several
days. On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
Dykcman entertained party Of
twelve at dinner in their honor,
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-09-22
MILWAUKEE
IMPROVEMENT
Chicago. Milwaukee & St. Paul
adds nearly 400 miles of
Telephone train dis.
patching circuit

The Chicago, Milwaukee and st.
Paul, which is now operating over
1900 miles of telephone train dis
patching circuit, will soon be dis
patching trains by the telephone
on 3S0 more miles Of track. An
order was recently placed with the
Western Electric Co. for - of it's
telephone selector equipments.
which will be used to equip three
clicults. One circuit will be in
stalled on the Hastings and Da-
kota Division, between Mime
apolls and Montevideo. Minnesota
with a branch-of between Penton
Juctlon and Farmingt;on Yards.
The dispatcher for this circuit will
be located at Moa.evideo, and the
length Of the circuit will be III
miles.
Another circuit, also on the
Hastings and Dakota division, will
be equipped with l. selectors. It
will run between Aberdeen, 5. ID.
where the dispatcher will be located
and Mobridge, S. d., distance of
9S miles.
y third circuit will be installed
on the James River division. be-
tween Aberdeen, S. d., aud Monte
v.deo, MINI. This circuit. which
is to be 12O miles in length. will
be equipped with % selector
equipments, and the dispatcher for
1t will be located at Aberdeen.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-09-22
1911. Carried.

1911 Carried.
Moved by Cartme.! and seconded
10y Pratt that the city auditor be
instructed to advertise th3 said
bonds 70. sale in the United States
Investor Of Boston, the Financial
World New York. the American
TO ,tractor Of Chicago and the
Commercial West Of Miuneapoiis.
Carried.
Mayor appointed MeaSrs. Wrig-
ley, Pratt and Johns RS a committee
to confer with the city treasurer
in the matter Of appoytioni g the
funds of the city in hi, hands.
Moved by Clrtmell and second
ed by Pratt tho5 committee he
appointed to confer with the Gre
u r ,,..,; .,l .,i.. .,,,..
.. 3. !
.,, r r.,:t
'''' '' ''"-''' ''''' '''' ! ''''''
Mayor appointed Nn2.eY, frdti
and Cartmell as a committee TO
look over sidewaU: grade on
!g,,,tL .+root o..4, r. Min .+.,.t
"iiel' "li" 'no ei' 'He0l III e''''
llshlnG the same.
The following bills were audited
and allowed and tbe auditor or
do,od - an,u o.no,.. an +ho
= - - y ''' IVA ~ - -
VI 0oEehSoil' oiacNSilll'h ma
teflal and express paid. .$2l.9o
C.M. & =. $. R'y Co., freight
of Gro Dao+ u+o,.;l, ~ \,
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-09-22

Any business Is more respecta-
bic than what is termed loafing.
y young man had letter sell clans
by the pailful than hang around
public resorts, numbering time and
his own reputation.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-09-22
ALF ALTA PALACE
For LAND SHOW


y.
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-,
.,
u.,,l,c - >,
r, ,,.. -.
=,
~. >, -,
FOR. two stoc,.
VA Nothwo.+ arm ro; WAY I;.o,
bovo ovr,uca1 +, install h;, ov
h;h;t o,d i Win ,o ,oodo o..,oo;al
II. ;r4oro.,ir fo. +ho ,n,ub,u.,
statos So,,a .,atos hava ;roou;no1
that tba loc,na n,opt k,o,rn -,
,lfaIfo would not y, o,on,od 70
tbnir c];mato Inf 4ba nI,n+
hroeda,s ,t tho ovnor;nort stot;on.
b,vo .+,o+.lo1 tho .le,lf, lol4
rortword and an. of Al, foot,ro.
of tbo shaw !, 81 Paul ,ovt
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-09-22

Call at the Lo leridge jewelry
store and get jar of Wright's 8
silver cream polish. Free for 25c.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-09-22
Boost for NorTdge. Get the

1t isn't too late to cut those
weeda.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-09-22
Yours tluly

T. q. Orr.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-09-22

can find
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-05


Boys-f your mother buys Royal
Blue Flour. you'll set a flying ma
chine with each sack.
\ large number OF foreigners Of this
city have secured employment at
Moundsville. on the new sewer now
under construction.
The Uniform Rank knights OF
Pythias. viii meet NJ tho Armory hall
this evening
Eenwood Electrical company is
erecting a number of new poles on
sixth and Main streets
William Deeran has opened "a con-
dictionary store on Eighth and Main
streets
Charged with being drunk and dis
orderly. James Naiiy was sent Co jail
last evening for ten days by Mayor
Maalry
The NTH and sixth grades OF tho
Central school held "a picnic az l'oses
run yesterday
John Proi1sko who has been sorl-
ously il for several days has been re-
moved Co tho city hospital
Francis brr-au who ls seriously i.l 40
tho North Wheeling hospital ls recpv-
ering slowly
The freshman. juniors and soph-
moros 81 the Brnwu0d High school enc
joyed an outing 100 the country l,s-
tcrdnv
Mike Moran. proprietor 81 Tho RIVER
Co Clarksburr
John jenkins &C. confined % his home
af Heuwuud junction with illness.
John ilfi.r 90 south Marshall street
is the guest of friends ~ Sherrard
Rev. S o. Hart returned last rttn-
Ink from Tarkersb4rE. where ha ate
tended the sunday school convention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-05
LOCAL COMPANY

The International Securities Com.
pany of Wheeling. is scored rather
severely in on article published I'm tho
May number of The Worlds Work .
monthly magazine published by
doubleday. Page q Company. % View
lork. Tho article has n tendency 10
characterize tho operations OF tho
Majestic fi'o Insurance COMPANY. a
concern controlled by the Information.
I'D Securities. us highly imnropcr
from business viewpoint
Although ri local concern. the com.
raul Boz NOT licensed 90 do an insur.
1ucc business in West virginia. and
has d'd very little business OF nny
Kind in this state
Tho article u Tho Worlds Work
ia credited to "a former salesman for
The company Local officials sar shis
salesman Was DISCHARGED some Zine
aro. and that the story ls an attempt
at backmalL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-05
INTERESTING LECTURE
AT UNIVERSITY CLUB
REV. RAY L. ToRREY SPEAKS EN-.
TERTAININGL TO MEMBERS
On the Social and Political condi
tons in china"-Many In
Attendance.

AT the University club ROOMS last
evening Rev. Ray l.. Torrey.a re-
turned missionary from China, de-
livered an interesting as well as an
instructive address to a large and
appreclative audience upon the sub
jet Of Social and Political Condi-
tons in China" The lecture was the
source OF much valuable information.
and the many personal experiences
OF Rev. Torrey. which were related
IN highly entertaining manner, add
ed great interest TO the talk.
Rev TOrrey I'm his remarks said
that the political conditions in that
country resemblcd those in this coun-
try. that Is. as far as grating public
officials are concerned. Small for
tunes, the speaker stated. are often
paid the officials in lessening the
seriousness of criminal as well as
civil cases. and the more money one
owns the more influence he is able TO
exert. But few appeals are taken
In either criminal or civil cases. and
those that are taken TO higher courts
are never won by the parties impli-
Gated unless they have considerable
money and use il freely.
There is not much Of a social side
~ 81 NA4llf0f me- ACCORDING 10 heF.
Iorrcy. owing 10 the fact that the
homes are not large enough 10 per
NIT holding social affairs The only
place that the Chinese show sociabil-
ity is in the tea shops. where men
100 different walks Of life gather daily
TO talk over the current topics OF the
day. The men ia China. the speaker
said, are banded together. that u.s..
those who are engaged In the same
kind ~ business.
The men who carry on the same
line AZ business organize what is
known as guild and work 20 each
others interest. Rev Torrcy stated
That from an American standpoint or
view there was comparatively little
sociabiiity about Chincse's life. bur
that advancement along this line
would result from the great mission
airy work that is being carried on
in that country by foreigners.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-05
BIG CONFERENCE HELD BY COM
MITTEE AND CANDIDATES.
Big Mass Meeting TO Be Held at
Island Hose House-Many Good
Speakers to Be Present.

With a splendid attendance and
plenty Of enthusiasm. the Republican
city executive committee and the Re
publican candidates held a. conference
last night in the first branch council
/ chamber. Committeeman Arthur In
gram, OF the First ward. called the
assemblage 10 order and Captain VII
liam I. otto was selected as chair
man. while G. II. Watkins acted as
secretary
General plans for the conduct OF
the campaign were discussed. and the
opening Of the campaign tonight AT
the Island hose house received con
siderable attention. Committeeman
( W. {. Thomas. OF the Seventh ward.
VIII call the meeting 10 order and will
select the presiding officer from
among those present Or Haskins
and many OF the councilmanic candi-
dates viii be present and the issues
viii he thoroughly discussed rs
pecial attention will be given by some
or the speakers to the assessment
plan Of street Improvement
Short addresses were made az the
meeting by Victor Brinkman. n. J..
Kirk. Frank Edele. James Travis.
James Riddle. Jr.. DR.. r. a Hudreth.
Michael Grocan. Harry Kruger. Geo.
Conrad. /. +. Nolte and n. W Fair.
( The following candidates were pres.
ent, Captain William r. Otto. First
ward: G. II. Watkins. Seventh ward:
j. .. Crimson. Fifth ward. George
Conrad. Fifth ward. N. l.. Kirk.
Seventh ward. L. p. Nolte. Eighth
ward: William Kelsing. Elchth ward.
/ James HaGcu ST. Eighth ward. pobf
: q. zimmerman. Sixth ward. James
IT, Riddle. Third ward. ~. ". Fair
Third ward; Harry Kruger. Third
ward. J. q. Gramlich. Sixth ward. T.
p. Iirinhwan. Sixth ward: Clifford
Ryan. First ward. Michael Collins.
Fourth ward. Louis Uartels. First
ward. James ~ Howlcv. Fifth ward.
+ Fred l.. Becker. second ward. John
/ u. kunz. Fourth ward. T.. r. Scidlcr.
Second ward: O.. v SNYDER. Fourth
ward. Dr. D.. s. fudr,th. Third ward.
, w. j. Jones. second ward and Aftor
ney George q. Beucbe. Sixth ward.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-05
RT. REV. BISHOP DoNAHUE WILL
HAVE CHARGE.
Preparations Being Made for Erection
OF New Parish House in
Rear Of Church.

Arrangements have been completed
for the confirmation Of one Of the
largest classes in the history OF the
Sacred Heart catholic church in North
Wheeling sunday evening at $50
o'clock. The class will Ice composed Of
about 100 persons including a number
81 adults and Rt. Rev. Bishop Donahue
who will have charge will Ice ably
assisted 10y Rev. p. T. Rossman. pastor
Of thu church and number Of local
clergymen. The interior 81 the church
will Ice appropriately decorated for the
occasion and music during the services
will he rendered by the male choir Of
the church
The class Is made up 81 children
from Fulton. North Wheeling War
wood and Gleunoya and First Com
munion will Doe held on the last sun
day In this month or the first sunday
boz June. About one hundred Will take
Communion and Rev. Father RossmaR
viii have charge. At a recent meeting
of tho rypr, seutatives Of the various
fanatics IL was decided to erect "A
modern parish house in the rear Of the
church and the appeal for funds IL
being literally responded too. Several
contributions have already been re-
HtiV"d and the pastor assisted by the
committee is working diligently 20 the
remainder q the fund Work will be
started In rho near future and will be
-ush-i Co completion. The following
viii bc confirmed sunday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-05

Arrangements for the playlet The
Girl From Porto Rico" are being COM
pleted William Tucker Of Wheeling
has charge Of the affair which promises
10 be a success. The following Is the
cast Of characters.
Jack jenkins. who likes excitement.
II. Noel
Robinson Dodd. called Robin FOR short.
sssss.....s. .-... II. Six .er
Abraham Mite. who has a hobby char
McGinty. man servant, low comedy.
.-..... ............. Porter
Jahez Vacant. a real estate dealer.
Character .................H HlslDy.
Dina Mite. liable 10 explode "a aay
moment ..................... ,erd
Corenu Eust. Violet Waters. just AS
sweet a. her name ...... Ines emu.
.-..----..........M Mrs Frank fireman
sarah. "a little slow but always
comm" rough soubrctte.
................... Miss sarah MahooI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-05

foruiH. VIII start for their homes IN
th.a .Ifr saturday. May 18th.
kcf. %. D. Dhcuauf has returned 10
Dis home ln the city from Jewett. o..
whcr. nr attended tho sunday school
convent ar and the meeting q the
conference ~ The Lutheran church
Mrs. u. 49, Monrehead left yesterday
afternoon fnr Slsfersvilo. whore sha
De- spending 81 short visit as the guoa6
Uf friends and relatives
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-05
CONFIRMED BIG CLASS AT
SACRED HEART CHURCH

lie is survived by a wife living near
Lafferty. II is supposed he was walk
ing on the track and failed TO hear
the approaching train.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-05
Republican Campaign
Will Open Tonight

ing OF milk and will at once start to
test the milk that is sold in this city
Recently the city council adopted "A
pure milk ordinance and ordered all
milk sold here TO be tested The ordi-
nance is similar 10 the one now in
force in Wheeling and other cities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-05

Moundsyillo High and Benwood High
Will clash this afternoon on the Benz
wood loop grounds. Roth teams are
In the pink Of condition
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-05

Uniform Rank No. IS. knights OF
Pythias Will give fair and festival at
tn" Armory hall from May 27th TO
June I'd.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-10
YEARS OUTPUT OF CARS
NOW MADE IN ONE DAY

Thine in it's flight has treated lightly
Mitchell cars of ancient vintage" said
Dick Stewart in talking of his car. ."One
of the most satisfactory proofs was evil
denced by our receiving parts order for
Model B, two-cylinder vertical air cooled
runabout, which we manufactured in 1908.
The gentleman who originally purchased
this car sent in the order for repairs and
says that he is not ready yet to give up
his little runabout. He is using It daily
and he hopes TO continue it in use for
sopaetime to come.
I'm the season Of 1903 we manufactured
eighty-four cars, to be exact, and this at
the present time would hardly make more
than a good days work"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-10
Motorcycle Notes.

Chicago can boast of 26SS enthusiastic
motorcyclists.
Henry Ragsdale OF San Angelo. Tex.
recently completed a 2,S5O-mile motor
cycle trip to Syracuse, n. Y.
The Illinois Valley Motorcycle club
recently passed resolutions condemning
the use OF the open muffler on the city
streets.
The Carpenters union of Houston. Tex.
added a motorcycle to its equipment re-
Gently 10 aid its officers in the work in
that, city.
II all the lnotorcyclists OF London.
England, were TO organize club there
would be 5000 members, for the largest
city in the world claims that many
riders.
The Riverside (CaI) Motorcycle club
IL recently sent a communication 10 the
city council thanking II for improving a
public highway.
Savannah, Ca, motorcyclists recently
received +. A. NJ. cards and pins IN the
Chamber Of Commerce tnere, following
their affiliation with the national organ
izatiOn.
recently ENDORSED the motorcycle as a
means 10 facilitate prompt responses in
cases or III treatment to animals in all
parts OF the city
The motorcycle Is aiding the telegraph
a telegraph office in Redlands Cal, is
the latest to install machines for the
quick delivery Of messages 10 persons
!dng In the Outskrts OF the city.
Motorcycle Policeman Limbaugh Of
York, Pa, rode g,6i3 miles on his ma
chine IN five months and made fifty
three aTrekts Two other members Of the
LUrCe covered over A.olJ miles Ia year
With hfty arrests each % their cysdl
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-10
High HOnOrs for
Car Which Takes
Three Top Places

Ever since the Tiedeman trophy race,
which opened savannshs annual carnival
OF motor speed, men have been cudgeling
their memories and frisking the records
to find an instance OF another event in
which three motor cars Of the same make
comprising an entire team, finished big
race in first. second and third positions
at the finish They have all given It up.
The performance OF the EMF sos"
driven, respectively, by Witt, Evans and
Tower, is absolutely unique in the annals
OF road racing and approached only by
the grand prize performance Of the Benz,
which last year won first and second
though failing to cop the third position.
Accurate record was kept Of the fuel
and oil consumption of the cars. The
40 miles OF speeding were covered on an
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-10
American Made Cars
Near the North Pole

Northern Norway Is the nearest APP
proach Overlsnds have made to the north
pole and southern Africa Is the nearest
to the south pole. Thriving Overland
dealers are at each place.
Nearly lC0 cars will so 20 New Zealand
for 1912 delivery. Eight Overlands have
been shipped recently to Porto Rico to be
used In government service. Fifteen cars
have been ordered from Denmark and
what is believed to be the largest single
shipment ever made to the Philippines
consists Of thirty-two Overlands now in
transportation,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-10
PACKARD CRoSS-CoUNTRY
TRUCK SHOWN IN THE EAST

The Packard Transcontineutal truck
which was the first heavy duty vehicle to
cross from ocean to ocean, is now touring
the east and viii be exhibited at the
New York show in January. Since arriv-
ing back In Detroit, after completing its
remarkable journey, the truck has been
exhibited i'm Cleveland, Buffalo. l;rvihcs-
ter, Syracuse. Albany, Springfield and
Boston. Its picturesque APPEARANCE has
attracted crowds in every city it has Wis
tied.