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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-15

. The man who inr~uled kun Z
4 powder should BE- hri3 re- =
= sfonsihis for q great fsauy =
= hrok.n hcnrss." 4
= Hut mot for 10 many a. the =
= man who Invested face pos 4
= der. Houston Post. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-15

A young New Haven man, fetnrn
Ing home from a health trip to
Colorado. told his father about buy
Ing silver mine for $4,000. Il
knew they'd rope you In" exclaimed
the old man so you we're ass
enough TO buy humbug mine"
Yes. but I didn't lose anything
/ formed a company and sold hall
the stock TO a Connecticut man fol
$1,000"
~f.yon did, gasped the old mar
az he turned white. "l'il bet I'm
the one who bought H."
n know you arc. cooily observed
the young man. as he crossed his
legs and tried 10 appear very much
nj home. ~ Arganaut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-15
Needless Expense.

DO you think there will be any
more Arctic exploration"
Il don't see why q man should go
so far for the experience. He can
get just as cold and hungry and dis.
appointed as anyone could desire
By going duck hunting Washing
ton Evening Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-15

PA. what 10 a pIiIoryT~
"A WHAT"
"A piiiory. Teacher asked me
yesterday and didn't know.
why. that's q faoetious term
soms.imea applied to n drug store.
What won't these schools put into
your head nsxt ,~-~waxhingfon Her.
aid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-15

Perhaps Mr.. Humphrey wishes he had over
reached himself in trying grab that judicial plum Certainly
has given the people fine illustration Of what he
know about his fitness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-15

The real worthy citizens Of Seattle will forget Gill
and go about their business Of electing mayor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-15

Bobby Mabel. ! want you 20
marry the.
Mnbsi---But we're only 10.
Bobby--l know that. bat I'm
leaving my order In advance -
Boston Evening Transcrsps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-15

= What ala you buy your 1T. 4
4 tie sou that expensive me
. chanicni toy FORT lie liant Old 4
= enough " appreciate Il yet"
= Il know. bat get lot Of I
= fun sho~ins him ho~ II Z
= works ~ Detroit Free Prsas. 4
- <R1S 49, ~ 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-15

Funny Of those Humphrey defenders cited the SIS
check paid TO Humphrey by the shipping trust evidence Of
his legal ability.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-15


A little chap who recently eele.
brated hts fourth birthday was In.
vited by the family In the flat up
stairs to stay for dinner. and he
stayed. At the beginning of the
meal the head Of the house said the
customary grace. When he had fin
ished and the food was being pass
ed. the little visitor inquired:
do you do that every time you
eat anything. MIR. SMITH"
Yes. indeed. never neglect Ia
thank the Lord for what no has
done for us. and to ask him to heir
US more. Doesn't your father ever
ask such heipg"
No. indeed. he doesn't have to-
returned the visitor. my papa Ia a
big strong man; he Is a plumber
indianapolis News.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-15

A hoy asked one OF his fathers
guests who his next door neighbof
was. and when he heard his name
asked II the gentleman was not a
fool.
mo. my little friend" said the
guest. he Ia not q fool but very
sensible man. but why do you ask
the question:"
Why" said the little hoy, my
mother said the other day that you
were next door TO a fool, and
wanted TO know who lived next
door to you."
The guest retired. Tit Bits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-15

what defects Tin the American beneh) there due
the weakness Of judges but the weakness Of the
psople.'-Taft Chicago.
Very WELL Mr. President. and the people Of Seattle
trying strong enough prevent yo from putting
weakng the bench for life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-15
NUTHlN 9 SEP OUShM
M0Sf
JOSH Wisg
aAAn.

JOHN WINK
SAYS:
9Th way q bar
Der wear HE own
hair combed has .
lot ter do With M
u ne AL n css tn
man IN tn chair
sssia"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-15

Real Auto
POST cARpc--3s.oo Per Doz.
Kodak Films developed. ioc a
roll. any slxe.
A. M. FROST
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-07
FAVORS DEVICES
To SAVE LIVES
Bills in Congress Provide
for Equipment of
Army Transports
BY Associated Press.

by associated ffess
Washington, u. c., May C.-An In.
ternational Maritime Conference and
the immediate equipment of all Unit
ed States army transports with life.
saving apparatus were provided for
today in bills passed by the house.
Roth bills were introduced as a re-
suit Of the Titanic disaster The
conference will be held in Washing
ton and the president is authorized
TO open NEGOTIATIONS with all mari
time powers. inviting them to send
delegates The bill providing for the
IeQnipmene of the army transports
appropriated three hundred thousand
dollars for the installation o, life,
boats and RATS and would make com
pulsory the installation Of sufficient
boats and RATS TO care for every
passenger and member of the crow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-07
WILSON LEAD IS
STILL GROWING
Harmon Supporters Claim
That They Will Control
Convention However


Dallas Tex May With Harmon
supporters claiming that despite the
heavy Instructions for Wilson IN the
saturday precinct conventions over
'he state returns received mp to t.
..iaht indicate that the NV Jersey
governor viii stll have q sufliricn.
lead 10 carr, the state convention
With ease.
According 90 repOrts tatIlgted by
The News Governor Wilson up 10 this
morning required only three addition
10 votes from the unreported counties
o. have the necessary 3l2 votes TO
.ontrol the convention
Judge Rico Maxey a sherman.
fi1rmon's manager. estimates the re-
turns as being considerably less than
that number. while judge Cato Wells.
Wilson's manager. makes the follow
ing estimate Wilson @29 Harmon
al. Clark. 20
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-07
The Confederate Reunion.

Macon. Ga, Nay e-1nc twenty.
second ahnua, seulion of the United
Confederate Veterans opens acre Ia
morrow. : -" n go history OF th"
city have such elaborate preparations
hen made Tor the reception and er
tortainment Of perp'r from abroad ~
has been made for this occasion. III,
entire city is profusely decorated
By tomorrow morning the creat mas,
of visitors will have arrived and It Is
estimated that fully - ,0o' peopl,
will be here hy The time tho conyen
tion opens.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-07
COY EE\MENT TO BRING SUI
DISSOINING PACKING COMPANY


By Associated Press
Washington. u c., Nav lit was
learned today that the government in
tends to file n civil antitrust salt for
the dissolution " the National Pack.
ing company, unless the corporation
takes voluntary action in that direc-
tion. The new spit IL filed. will b
different from the old bill arC viii
contain ALLEGATIONS cleaned from tes
timony at the criminal trial No
NEGOTIATIONS for friendly settlement
have been proposed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-07
E'aTERSsT|LL RISE
IN LOUISIANA
Engineers are Losing Hope
Though Plucky Fight
is Kept Up

Nv AktNtlsff0 tfrtN
New Orleans Ia. MAY o.. II
looks like m, elements are agains'
as This statement was made late
today by Major Kerr. chief q the
Louisiana state board OF engineers
and sums mp the desperate fight be-
ing made 20 save Louisiana's remain
in- lovces from the rayages Of the
Mississlppis flood waters The si,u-
alton romans threatening hut no
hi aaks were reported TO-DAY and the
engineers directine thousands OF
works in the fight aeain expressed
some hope OF victory Hard rains
fell last nisht and this moruinr north
TO Torras and showers continued all
day. consequently todav's labor didn't
count strongly against the ever-in-
crcaslng flood stage All pc ssiblc
preeautions have heen taken by the
New Orleans levee board and the city
Officers guarantee quick closing oI
gaps In protection OF the levees above
the city Water from. the Torra'
crevasses reached Morgsnza toda'
and tonight Il is foot deep In Sons
cf tl,e st,ects Of the town This va
ter is s,rwly backing up against IN,
land side Of 'ho enormo g Morganzt
leyes The leyee on the west side o
the Atchafalaya river five miles nort'
30 Melville elolched of this after
noon and water II flowing freely owe
Il. The few persons who remain ar
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-07
RTBEI.S WAITING
ORpEH To ADVANCE


w associated Press
limirez. Mexico. Nav 6.-The ree-
els arc concentrated in the region
around Peronal tonight and are
awaiting orders from Oro7co to adj
vance. Orozco left here at noon today
20 direct operations which are expect
cd 10 lead TO battle soon in the vi
cmiiv CT Torrcon. The reports sent
bv the rebel scouts are that
the federals are resting on their arms
awaiting the attack OF the rebels. The
,.bel Leaders say that Sala7ar Is al
vancine on Torreon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-07
Formally Assumes RespOn-
sibiIity as Provisional
President of Mexico
MAY SETTLE DESsENS|ON
OROZCO'S MOVE TO FRONT DE-
LAYS INTENDED DEPARTURE
TO CHIHUAHUA TO FSTAE-
LISH CAPITAL

By Associated Press.
Juarez, May 6-Gomez issued a
pro o.lamation here today formally as
suming the responsibilities of Pro
,.sional President of Mexico OIL
cials here now declare that all the
revolutlonists are united under one
head and much of the iissension In
the rebel ranks will be dissipated.
Gomez intended to leave for Chi
huahna TODAY to establish his provls-
ional capitol there and to confer with
General Orozco. but the departure oil
the latter for the front upset all oil
these plans and Juarez will remain
the temporary headquarters OF the
provisional government.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-07
The Weather.

Texas Panhandle. Teoos valley,
north and west portions clear. warm
md pleasant: no trai; temperature.
- Amarillo s., Denton. East south
portions generally cloudy and threat
ening light showers AZ Long View and
rvler. temperature. so.
CDtral-Fort Worth Cleburne
Wlvahachie. clear and warm: balance
.londy and threatening hght showers
10 Temple.
oklahoma Generally clear AMI
warm. no rain. Temperature. IS.
l.ouisiana- Shreveport and rortl
.rr norton cloudy and warm m
fr.r.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-07

baltimore. Md. NAV 9 RepCbll-
can primary returns from eight out
OF twrnty-thrce counties aid two ou'
at four districts In the city of Baltl-
more eiye Roosevelt forty delegates
TO the state convention and Taft
fourteen out of total of l29. Demo
cratic returns from Baltimore city
complete and five ont OF % counties
give Clark 81 delegates, Harmon I
and Wilson II out of q total o9 l29.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-07
Rank official ON Ti,sl.

Little Rock. Ark Nav : The case
Of II. c. Wynne. president OF the de-
funct Night and nav Bank OF Little
Rock. was called for trial today
There five charges against Wynne,
four for fclonies and ono foI misde-
meanor. in connection ith his Al
lered action in receitias deposits AMI
mismanaging the hans
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-07
Cavalry 10 Border.

bv Associated Press.
cheyenne. Wyo., May 6.-The war
department today ordered the Union
Pacific railroad to rush one hundred
and fifty cars to TT. Russell for use
in shipping horses and equipment OF
the Ninth cavalry. which is awaiting
orders 10 proceed To the Mexican
hordeI.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-07
Taft Carries Nevada.

~ associated Ffsss
Reno, New. NAV 6 The six dele
gates were instructed to vote for
TAFT when elected TO the Republican
National Convention today by the Ro-
Publican state convention in session
at fallon The administration of
President Taft was endorsed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-07
Members in Party Make
Start on Schedule Time and
In Happy Spirits
RECEPTIONS EN- ROUTE WERE ENTHUSIASTIC
Stops Made at Canyon, Umbarger Herford, Tulia
Dimmitt Silverton, LOckney and Planview Where
Royal Entertainment Is Provided


Assembly call buglers of cavalry Troop
little loading
with little confusion.
did
The Amarillo black
hand badges combination OF
colors being particularly conspicuous.
Every member of the excursion in the highest spirits and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-07
African Mcthodists Meet.

kansas City. Mo-. MAY G. The
auadrennIal general conference OF
the African Methodist Episcopal
church assembled In this city today
with more than 500 delegates 10 at
tendance. Orranlzation was com
pleted at the initial session Among
important business 20 be transacted
later IN tho week viii be the election
OF General Officers and of several al
1itiouai bishops 10 meet the growing
demands of the church
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-07
CHAMP CLARK AND
ROOSEVELT LEAD.
Incomplete Returns Indi-
cate that Speaker and Col.
onel Control Maryland
Ry ssosisted Pres,

IVY Socistcd Press.
Baltimore Md, May Speaker
Champ Clark and Theodore Roosevelt
carried Maryland on the face OF the
incomplete returns received up to
midnight from all OF the counties of
the state The indicated vote was
Roosevelt 60. Taft 63, Clark GO VII
son 33, Harmon 4, and 23 uncertain
Sixtr-five delegates are necessary TO
control the state convention
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-07

London. May 6 The customary
obseryanoes today marked the second
anniversary OF the accession OF King
George V. In London flags were
displayed on all public AMI many pri.
va'c bUi,C ms. A. noon a bu'cry ~
the Royal Horse Artillery Ia St
James Park fired q salute of forty
one guns
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-07
AMERICAN CONSUL
LEAVES MEXICO

3, Associated Press.
Canarea, Mex. May 9 Marion ;.
Mccarthy. the American consul a.
Alamos resigned and LETT for the
United States early last week. The
reason for tho RESIGNATION Is said TO
bo ra-nors OF an impending anti
American demonstration. Practically
eveay American IN HIS district has DE-
paIted.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-07
NRITISH WARSHIP
FOR MEXICAN PORTS
y, Associated Press

HN Associated ffc>s -, =, q.
Victoria. +. c May 6.-The Brit
ish warship Algerinc Will leave Esqni-
malt tomorrow for Mexican ports u
pro,ect British interest during the
ou;beaks which are reported to have
occurred at Mazatlan. San BIAS ana
ot,er ports along the west coast. The
shin "a expected At Nazatlan withih
tuo weeks
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-07
BALTIMORE GOES FOR
I,OOSENELT AND CLtRk

/ ltimore, Md, May 6.-Early pri-
maly returns indicate that Roosevelt
and Clark carried all four OF the leg
,isla,ive districts OF the city OF Bal
Atss >Sdav. giving them 2s dele
~ I, ytne s,atc cof7s'ei tirg
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-07

GERMAN III EFT TO
REPAY OUR VISIT
Ry Associated Press.

Ry Associated Press.
Washington. d. G. May 6.
Tho itinerary OF the Ger
man fleet. which is coming TO
return the call made by TIE
aoofican fleet TO Germany
last year was announced to-
day. The fleet is due In New
York June 9, to remain four
days
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-07

$4,000 high school during the brief
stay made at this point. Tie recep-
tion here was cordial In the exit sme.
Lockney outdid itself In welcome
BY sending an automobile delegation
to Silverton to meet the excursion
arty AMI escort II to Lcckney. After
an interesting trip over the town In
autos the party was treated to a de-
lightfdl voice and instrumental pro-
gram. Although but a brief half
hour was permitted at this point. not
q member of the party but 81. that
fockney hospitality was OF the kind
TO cerncnt friendships.
Tired BIT happy and pleased with
the d1y's events the party reached
plainview tonight. The party was
met at lockncy by Plalnview enthusi-
asts and escorted 10 Plainview where
a most cordial reception was accord
ed >. VI Unger president of the
PlainyioW Chamber of Commerce,
welcomed the visitors 10 plainview on
behalf Of the commercial body and
the entire citizenship of the city
81 $50 II Is raining bat VIII not
deter the Amarillo pilgrims from at.
tending the excellent program of en-
tertanmen' that has been arranged
for them This entertainment will
consist in part Of Amarillo moving
PICTURES and Panhandle pictures.
Various members of the "ycursion
party made addresses AT different
points along the route. /. rope,
citv editor OF the Daily News. sreak-
inc a. Tulla. Silvcrton and nockney.
on behalf Of the press +. Bryant.
lDr T. G. l.owrev lad others rerl'ine
no addresses cf welcome.
/ The cycursi ,nists viii spend the
|nlcht iu This city leaving prom otly
/ ~ 1r in the morning To-Day Is
considered tlc hardest of the five
davs trip. only l21 miles being the
ucV' ',neesf days r1n a. against ls7
miles TO-DAY pisablemeur ~ the
mcrhalism Of hirrl ar was the
only serious mishap OF tn ilvs tip.
iTh. occupants ~ This rHr were Inn
.modia'clv loaded into 'eicf car.
however and the cni-e o,'".rsicn
nar'v reached Tins ,i'y ou TINE
Th. personnel q 'ha T-t1's Tx.
r.r.i ipu r4riv is 's io,llws'
J. q HoIlam. ". T. Hudson u ".
Sttelar &. G. BRADY J. w. Stockwell.
In n Rankin. r \ pitrmin Pill
.Bryeus J s Hon i"rs)1. - q. Men
.nper Horace Gooch. Clvdc Co"sioll,
LINDSAY Nunr. S VI knight. n. l.
.WalInctou. non B1v,o. + " Ear
din. u p Slaughter. W. n Hertn n.
II J.. Pope Rev Milton r. Worsham.
Earl CUR, e n NcAcam.. w. B.
NJ ST.. y n Tafcl 4. ~. l!ackett.
Pete HOGAN. r Dean Kirk. s. r New
bold u. Y. Rob 'sns pens ~,
Len dcClell1li. Nii"s i"trs VAL
Cobb. y ". Dv'b ". " All"n 4.
'NcKnirht. Sr F.cd a lloa'h I y.
lGrlffin. Ernest thompson E'art 7.
Storm. ]. l.. Henderson. c. J. +. Lown
dos. c. c. Loving. T. Levy. J. +.
lIlaN kins. G. Small. u. z. Savage.
II. : Ayers. J.. Kendrick. Louie
lKirsch. ]. + Bryant, J. n. Reasley.
IDr y r. LowTcy. Walter Crosset.
lC. T Bishor. Senator J. p Hayter,
IE. q. Feierband. w. c. Wilson. Chas.
In. Ware. Mike LeMaster. Sam l..
lsaacs. Frank Hays. G.. + Lindsay,
r.. ]. c Skillman. Ir. r r. Camack,
IW. T Bryan.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-07

Plainyiew, Tex. May Especial
to Daily ws.-Promptly on sched-
ule time, the Amarillo Trades Ex-
cursionlsts reached here at o'clock
tonight without serious nishap of any
kind and greeted by the most enthusi-
astic receptions all along the line.
The entire party is happy and io
The best OF spirits ears are working
true and save for minor mechanical
mishaps there has been absolutely
nothing occurred 20 conflict with y :
seherui. ,hus
Because OF thirty minute delay
In getting started from Amarillo. an
extra burst of speed was found ncces
saIy IN order 10 reach CANYON on
time This was easy of accomplish
mcnt. however, and the party reach
cd Canyon on time hearty re-
ccption was accorded 10 the eNcUrs-
iouists at Canyon and only lack Cf
time prevented the pleasure of trip
over the beautiful capital OF Randall
county. The welcome Given the party
at Canyon was a royal one. the only
rccrettable feature being the time
limitation that prevented the enjoy
Iont Of the hospitality prciicrcd.
Tho five minutes spent a. rmhar-
GER was spent with the entire popula-
ton Of tho busy little town uruina
out on masso 10 erect the "N,Irsiou
party
At Hereford the principal business
houses closed IN order 10 greet 'h"
cvcursionists \ delightful lunch
con was ser ed In the ma2uifiocut
Deaf Smith county marble 0our'
hcrse. Twenty automobile lll'j
with representative business men ui
/ Hereford and their ladies met tE'
Excursion party about twelve miles
,oui oi the city and escorted them .n
'ur " G. Lowroy spoke tc"lircly +"
appreciation u the welcome given to
, the \mari'lo party hy Hereford pee
lpc 4 visit 10 Hereford wonder
fdl flowing wells was one Of Tie in
terosting incidents Of me go minr''
stay In this hcspitahlc city Real r'
Crot vas expressed hy an ~ the part,
that il vas impossible 70 remain Ions
or with the hpspi'ablo cii'Jous OF ihi
ibustling citv
D'mmitt business peop'H houur'.
Ithc p1rtv bv closing their hrsincs
] houses and rendering an informal r'
I |.cption The frw minutes the part
were privileged 20 spend hero won.
FILLED with appreciation Of tho crer
houso' sentiment expressed
Every minute OF tho holr and
half AZ Tulia was filled with ,uiov
Iment 10 the eycuraonists \ thril
iof pride and patriotism was eNrerienc
ed when the familiar Amarillo color
we're found 10 be displayed hy th'
principal business houses The fIli
Idrug store made an especially lq'is'
display in this respect while mani
other OF the business houses hCr
welcomes displayed to the excursion
lists The travellers were met here h'
an auto party and escorted ~ the bus
lincss section ~ the town Tic eN
Collcnt dinner partaken ~ rs IN
party Was a physical demonstration o
the thoroGfhness and sincerity %
lTulia hospitality J. + Bryant an
Dr. a. g. Lowrey made brief add-cs
ses on behalf u the excprslouists
expressing their appreciation of th
cordlaliy shown them by tho 'nter
lprisinr people OF Tulia.
A sllyer,en the party was treateI
iio punch and cigars iu the healf'fu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-07

PASSES WOEkME\'S
CONDENSATION BILL
l.y Associated Press

i.y Associated Prtss
Washington, D. c., May 6.
. The Senate tonight passed
} the workmen's compensation
, bill, as originally framed by
} the Employers Liability Com
, mission. The measure passed
, the upper house by a good
, majority, the vote being 60
10 Il.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-07
TWtATHtp.
Local Forecast.

Generally fair Tuesday.
Yesierdnv's temperature:
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-07

tCon'lnuee on Pare So
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-22

The Foreign Touring Bureau OF
the American Automobile assoeia-
ton has just added to It's list Of
copyrighted publications two more
road maps OF European countries
which are available to members and
others The maps are newly drawn
from the hest available foreign
sources Of Information and that eoY.
ering Germany aud Austria shows
the leading lines Of communication
from the Dutch Belgian Swiss ana
aenOh gateway 70 those from
North Italy into The Tyrol eastward
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