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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-30
Sbfrmar lifgt
am Sttrben!
Ter 3oo bes Der. Staatcn giIe.
FrGiioeuten wiro itiinblid
eriuartet.

Utica, 81. o.. 80. SEtober. -gi5e.
prdiioent Sbermon perbroGte cine
5ientIid cute Gadt. Sein 3uitano
1T jeood nah glniidt Der gerStc
INNER nod beiorsniserreeeno. Gr
idl1ft inter Dem einiluiie bon
Shlafmitteln. Die glerjte boben
DIE Soifmmg oufeeseben, o6er ge.
ben Oies nidt often 5u. Der 3oo
miro in fiir5er 3eit ermartet.
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sraa (srObrr eleuelanS ucrlo6t.

9rirceton. q. S., 80. Sftober.-
,Srau @rooer Glebelano, g9ittipe oes
Nraiioenten G5rcDer Glepelanb bat
iid nit Brofeiior S6omas Soiepb
Ereston bonn 8eas College perIobt.
5rau Glepelono bat altf Dem @els
College lire glusbil0iing gebobt.
5rau Glebelnno'S Batter, Oscar
6olionL mar 3beilbober Der g(n.
raltsfirmn bon Glenelano mo 8ol.
iom. gei Serrn 5oliom's 9ooe i'm
Sabre 1875, tpuroe Serr @roper
GleOelnn0 Der gormuno bon SRI.
6olion. Gin iritiges gerb6ItniS
iponn ii6 3ipiiden gormlmo uno
MliinOel aus. slls ons WtGoden
cur Sungfrau erbliibt mar, madte
6as bdterlihe 8efiibl einem onoeren
Nldb, uno Der 8ornllpo fano @r-
nie0erlng. Die 6eiratb Gleoeluno's,
ben man bereits fir einen einge.
fleiidten SSlmggeieIlen bieIt, nit
itinem friiberen 0tiinOel, fam alS
lleberraihung. Srau Glebelono bat
frei &iroer, 3ipei Sodter uto einen
Sobn, Die BEL Der Wfiltter pobnen.
9Sroieiior 8reston 1T 90 Sabre aIt
rno bat oui Der Brincetou Timber.
iitdt pronobirt. gsad 8ollenoimg
ieiner Stuoien ipiomete er li9 Der
faufln1nnii6en aorriere uno bat es
su beoeutenoem 8oblitanoe gebradt,
slber er fano als aaifmonn feline
iunere gefrie0ieang itnb nabm oas
StuOium tpieoer aui.
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Tplisiit ltlmer unidJnlbia.

Der Gtabrotb fano seitern Nad-
mittag nah ldngerem gerbor, oaB
Der Toli5ilt Snrrp lllmer Der linn
sur 2ait eeleeten gergehen nidt
ihulois iei. Gin 6rauen8imner,
Marie Streiff. Die Der geartte oers
baftet bate, batte Die geiduIbiaiins
gen gesen i'm aus gfad,e eingefGbeGt.
Cine goltae aolleftion oieier Serits.
oienerinncn mar erihienen. nm fir
itnb aegen timer alis5uiagen. glus
ben si@ ipioeriprehenbeu gndaben
Der MGoden ldBt fih ilnmerhin
niht aenou iagen. in pie tpeit Ser
Mann iduIoig ober unidulois lit.
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gefer mirS hinaeridlfef.

Stem gorf, 30. Ottober. Der
friibere EoIi5eiIeiltnant Charles ge.
der tpuroe berte 8ormittae ourh
glidter @off gum Sooe perurtbeiIt.
Gas ltrtbeil iou in Der ISOLDE, Be-
ainneno nit Dem 8. DECEMBER, boIl.
iireft tperoen. Seine 5rau miro
gefer big CUR Gbiire Der Wioroer.
seize begleiten.
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3pnamitattentat.

Spraciiie, 3. g., 80. Sftober.-
0nrdi cine 9anamitboube Duroen
heute @orsen Die Seniteriheiben
bes almono Sotels 5ertriinImert
imo Die Sbiiren aus Den aneeIu ge.
riiien. siini Maruter tpuroen bon
ben StiibIen eeriIien umo elmer Der.
lctt. Man slnubt, oab @dite aus
Iade, ipeiI iie binausgeporfen iuur.
ben, Die gonlbe lparfen.
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Yofisiit beim Streif erIduiIen.

2ittle Sails, q. o., 80. Oftober.
Der erite gLufrubr Ser bier itrei.
fetl6en 6abrifarbeiter ereignete iid
heiite Morgera Gin Specialpoli5iIt
lit erihoifen poroen uno Elm an,
cerer Ihtuer beripunbet. Cine Mten.
ee Streifer ipuroen in Dem Sano,
genenes mebr o5er tueni8er idpper
pertpunoet. glae iino MitgIieoer Der
s. 90. 90. (SDnoifaliIteit).
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etayeIlamf einss edladJtidiffes.

2ittle Sails, q. D., 80. Oftobcr.
-llnter 1itberit einOrudSpollen &C.
remonien lief beute in Der grooflpn
WaDp Dar6 oas Sdladtidiff gyselp
g)orf" pom Gtapel. Der 5eier
iuobnten bel grGiibent Gaft, Der
w1arineiefret1r @eper, Wapor @op'
nor bon gaeip Dorf imo anoere bobe
geonite Der Reeiering.
@s lit bos seualtiglte Sdla9t'
idiii Der @elt. Der glusbau ipirO
erIt i'm Mai 1914 iertig iein.
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(siner Ser gaanber aefaft.

0ie Goliaei perhoftete gsiteri
Wadnlittog 5ranf 0fegrioe, eineu
@uriden. Der bereits i'm borisen
Sabre mebrcre Maubanfdlle ansac.
fiibrt hatte. Gs lit ieoeftfalIs elmer
ser @uriden. fpclde aln Samitue
Nahmittoa NIT nnglnlihlidher Nreh.
heit oie SnIaiipn bon feds sIiitputo.
Ellen am Giliganse oes W3illerl
Garfs bernllbten. NJ
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100000 fir berlurene Giebe.

Cos angeles, 30. Sftober.- Gin
alngeItelIter Ser StraBeitbubn 3.
6. 9feni6, bate einen reiAen Sbit.
Siidter, 6. Sounneroille, auf $780,.
900 oerflnst, neil oieier ibm Die
9uneigling ieitier 5rm entfremoet
bate. 9iihter @alter gorbueG
rom Sbergsridt enti6ieb 5il @anl.
Iten beg 3l6gers.
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Niefprmntipnsfener.

g(m Sonntaq, ben 3. gfopenlber,
beranItalten etlihe lutheriidbe @e.
meinoen bon Gntaha un0 llmgegeiol
i'm g(ubitoriutn cine eerleinid,aft.
Iihe 9eformotionsfeier. OieieIbel
bcginnt geahnlittags i'm 1873 ltbr
gs tperoen cine oeutihe uno eincl
eneIii9e Geoe gebaIten iperoen ilithI
eiilige Moiiend,or.2ie0er IN beioen'
Spraden norgetraseit.
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metterberidlt.

Sir Omaha mo Council Bluffs:
&egen beute gl6eno uno 9onneritag;
mariner glbenos.
Sir Icbrosfa: giegen glbetO5
un0 9onneritag; iparmer slben6s.
0eutider Gptifer, Is Sabre
m Omaha, g. s. g8urn, 443
9ranoeis @cbollbe. (g(n3eige)
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sbronfolger beiiert iid,

ct. petersburg, 90. Sftober.--
@el6iugen aug Spala aitfolse BEL.
iert iih Oas geiirtoen oes rltiiiidert
Tbronfolgers glIeris, aiif oen ein
W1oroDeriudj auseefiibrt ipuroe, an
oouernb. Die Senlperatlr lit niit
ipeitia iiber normal.
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StO5,O00 aeitohlcn.

Sort @ortb, seras, 80. Sftober.
-slus Dem @eIoi6ranf Der WiIion
2untber gon1panp, oeiien Sbiire Of
fen gelaiien NOR, ipuroen Sfmud-
laden ltno Gapiere i'm @ertbe bon
$105,000 geitoblen.
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Burns ais Mooiepelf's geidiiter.

Opiter Ban, 30. Oftober Der
befonnte 9eteftio @. 8. Burns
miro gfooiepeIt beute nuf Dem 8egC
nnd oem 0iooiion Square @aroer
in Ieip gorf besleiten. gfooiepeli
miro bort cine gullmooie.Reoe bal
ten. CT iagt, Die 9rOsreiiipen ia
zen Burns engagirt, im Die 9terr
Norf 8abl 5u iiberuaden. Burns
rabm nit z. 9i. 0as 6riibitiif Gin
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9entiaer Slieser abseitiirst.

Miinden, 80. 0fto6er. -0eutrant
Sautburger bon Der oeutiden slr.
NEE lit beute nit ieinem giplane
auf Dem Militdrfluefeloe abgeitiir5t
unb ipuroe iofort getobtet
George q. ItagneD fin
GtaotsanIpaIt. -gln5eige.
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Mitter.grGu

In ounflcn 5loiheil Bel gntiI San.
jon, Y9one 6outb $3.50. (sttseioe)'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-30
Titter.grau

in oitnffen 5Ioihen. Bel emil Son.
ION. Gbone Soutb $3.50. (anaeige)
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tBraniamfeitcn tiirfiider
syranftirenre.

gcnataflto, Runl1nien 80. Sft.
Gs iuoren ShIahtenbummler un6
nid)t tiirfiidle SoIoaten, peI6e
if,eubIide @raliIamfeiten om 5ein.
DC begangen baben. 90 ipenigitens
rncloen Die 8epeiden BON aonitan-
tinopeI. Die 5ratftireure folgen
rem tiirfiihen 3ruppen. sic baberl
SabIreihe 9orfer in 9rano seiest
ino Die mehrloien ginipobner ermor.
Dct uno Die aorper ideuBlih ent.
itelIt. Die tiirfiidbe 8eriion bebaup.
tpt, oaB bieic geitiet ni6t Eiirfcn
iol1oern @riehen, gulgaren ino
Montenegriner iino, lpelhe aller-
binas tiirfiihe llntertbanen iinO.
2eip8ie, 0elitiblano, 80. OH.
Gle @rauiamfeit Ger 3iirfen sesen
BuIgaren, Die ibnen In Der Sdlaft
bon airf ailliiia in Die San0e fie-
len, joIlen niht in 8orte 81, faiien
iein. Gin 8ertreter Ses Deitiden
s3otben areu5eS ihreibt Den o2eip.
fiper Neaeiten gsdfridten", baB Die
9iirfen Die glngriiie Der 9uleont
freimal 3ltriidtnnrfcn. Die gln-
areifer fdieneu brditdblid BODICE.
hchen inlo 5uriidgeiporfen als iie Die
tiirfildjcn Qiiiien tralen. Dns
Ed)lngen, Shneioen imo Stehen
init ben 8aponetten mar fiirhter.
lid NIT on3uieben. Sn Der @itb
biSen oie Gegner iid iogdr. Die
Herfufnbettn ipi,roen bon oen aur,
ben, asa6 goibi 9aJollfs iiirdtbar
as,pErid)tet. Wiele ianO man nui
lem G@IddthLo NIT obgeiduitteileli
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600 oeidlcn perbrannt.

gelgra6, 80. Sftober. ehs
touienb 2eiden bon gefolenen 8ul.
Qoren uno Serben ipuroen nod oer
fiir5Iiden Sdlodt bon aonanona
auf einen 9nnien ectbiirmt, nit
Betrolelrm getr1rft ino nerbronnt,
oa feline Belt 8ur geerSisung NOR.
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9lniiiidl.D .Diterrcid)iidlc Sbcilung.

ct. 8etersbur9, 30. Oftober. =
aus gutter GueIle beiBt es, Dab
RuBlano lno Geitcrrei6 iid) oen
8olfan tbeilen ipoaen, porausgeiest
Dab bic sSntereien Der 8erbiinoetet
geiidert finb, 1lno oaB Der oiterrei.
fiiden ausoebnllng nod Siiopeiteit
fein Sinberllis gelegt miro.
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Seebafen fiir Serbiem.

gSaris, 30. Sftober. -Ginc Der
ierbiiben acknowledgement Be.
itebt in einem Seebafen auf eigenem
2onoesgebiet. 9ie gelgraber 9fe.
eierling bnt bieS bier bente befannt
gegeben. Die Gerber tperoen oitt
ltsfub bebaIten rno onS imtliegenoe
@cbiet.
Die Diplomatic bttrndtet oieje
GrfIdrling ais glnbaltsplrnft Bel ei-
ner epentuellen frieoIidcu SSilter.
bention.
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gapferfeit Scr Scrbcn.

0ranb1, Serbien 80. Off
ssn Der SdIoht bon almanoOa per-
loren oie Serben 500 Soote imo
1000 8ertpirnoete. gluf tiirfiider
eeite iino 10000 So0te uno Ser.
ipunbete gu berseidnen. Die Ger
ben ioIlen beloenmiitbig sefdnpft
tnbet. oieutnnnt DiiIif iaste iid)
cine augeI oltrh ben aopf als ieinr
SteIlung unhnItbar ipurbe, moraiti
f'ie serhen Die Giirfen bollltdnoig
bernihteten.
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Sc. Sell Saloun, 2425 M.Str.
@cltes gier. lei,ier 9reiIlutd.
.Oeltiher 9eiuh tpiMomnlc,L
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'Gnt(1eiSnngs-
S1lafbt i'm Gang! /!
Tic Sirfen bon ben gerbiinSetsn
BON alien Geiten ansssriifen.
Sirfen bsriiben csraniamfeiten.
Gin bentidcr aorreipOnSent idjiIOert
uie @rfnnsene entietlid ueritiim.
melt nno niebsrsemadt iuerben.
Differentiation MilitGrattade
luirb i'm aritg beporjnst.

Qortbou, so. Oft.-Die S9ladt,
weld)e oas Shidio[ Der &iirfei ent-
jheiDen tpirb, lit i'm @nnge. Offi'
5ieaen 9epeihen aug aonitantinopel
Sltfolge 1T oie tiirfiide Saitptmadt
inter geosim gsoidn, Dem ariess-
niitiiter unb SberbeiehIsbaber, jeti
i'm ;yeaer, ilto Dos Shladtengliid
jcn nuf Seiten Der Tiirfcn iein.
Die reIpeftipe @t1rfe Der 9rappen
iut0 bic SteIIingen linO ie6od nod
iidt befonnt.
Gs lit bic Ieste G9arce Der 3iir'
lei. llnb Der tiirfiI6e General lit in
eirer pref1ren Gage, oenn feline Ser
bin6inqen Iino nbgeidnitten, ino
icrrtit forn er ipeoer 8erit1rflingen
nod Tropiiionen erldnger.
Depeiden BON Sofia melOen Elm
forteeiestes lortp1rtsorGngen Der
galqoren. Die 9ulgaren f1ntpfen
nod III Der 9iidtlng auf 8iin in
g'erfolgutg ibres Blanes, ouf Son.
itontinopel bor5uoringen.
g[ud) Die griehen bringen lmnuf-
haItiam auf SoIonifi Dor. Die ge.
ioobner oieier groBen Sanoelsitaoi
iiirdIten eine geln9erlug, rn6 Die
Scbcnsporr1tbe iino iebr beihrdnft
Ga oen @riehen fein 8ioerItano
cntgcgcligeiebt miro, 10 1T au3ineb'
men, OaB bic oortige tiirfiife Srup'
peilnlaft nad) 3bra5ien abmoridiri
III.
sSn 9onoon balt Die biplomatii6e
Gh1tigfeit an. Ger gremierminiiter
gIsnnItl, bate gpitern cine glnoiena
beim saonig. DiaR miro nift bnn-
neIll, beDor bic gntiheioing Der
Grcbet Stblad)t befnnlit lit.
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Ganitis fir siirfcn.

6oflitontinopeI, 80. Sft.-@ine
ileue 0epeid1e bon gtaSim SaIf,a
bonn Shlohtfeloe bejeidnet Die Gage
Ser 1iirtcn nfs eiinitig. Cine an.
oere offisieIIe 9epeid)e beridtet iiber
irinen aontpf 3tpii6en llsfitb mo
9ere, 0itIiG, bon stirf.aililieb uno
Din. 3ipei gataiqone gulearen
tDarben pom Soilptforper nbgeid)ilit,
ten imo erIitteit Idlpere gerLiite.
oyn 6er 4ooani 9ieeion in Wo5e.
Drnfsn iDeroen Die 9iirfcn bon Den
Uriefet auriidaeidlogen.
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Iinan,friiis.

Ginan,friiis.
Berlin, 80. 0ftober. Der III.
timus, 81. Sftoer., an Der bieiigen
@orie lab eine fieberbaftc Ebdtigfeit
ser 9anfiers, Inn einen finan5icaen
arah 3u berbiiten 9ie 9alfonlin.
ruben boben cine ernite 8riiis ge.
seitigt. ginige 5inancier elniiben
ie6ob, ooB nidt oiele 3uiammen-
bride erfoIgen iper0en.
10000 Sirfen i'm aampf.
sfonitantirtopcl, 80. Gftober.
No3im Baid)n melbete Dem &riegs.
ntiniiterium, Dab bellte friib fpeit.
lid, BON Guile gnrgas etne Shloht
NIT ben gulgaren ibren slniang
nobm. 10000 9lann ieien im
Gantpf.
gsener slnsriff.
Gettinie, 80. Sftober. Die Won.
teneeriner iinb beritarft tporoen, iiitO
Iaben ben glngriff alif Sciltari ipie'
Der begonaen.
Seine aadridt.
2onoon, 30. Oftober. -aeine ell.
rcp1iihe Sauptitaot bot gaahriht
ron Gofia iiber Die Shlad)t am
Grfenc 5liiB. Moelit. oaB Der bll,
aarilte Gerior Die Mahriht 5ilriid.
bGIt, ipeiI bic 9ulaareit auriidge.
mieien iino. aonitantinopel nteloet
natiirIih tiirfiihe Giegc. 2este
gGadridten bon @elgrob itelIen Die
IerbiIhen WerIliite 1lli 400 9o6te.
1000 Mriplin0ete; HuIgnren bcbeu
25,0O0 ToOte ,tno Nerapunoeic.
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GiferIndt Der aricasfurreIponoentcr

Non6on, 30. Gftober. Die 3ei.
tungen GngIanos imo oes aonti,
nents iino anfaebraft oarii6er, oaB
Der 9riegsforreiponoent Der y@ie.
ner Heihspoit", 2elttnant @igener,
sum ariegsihallplab Dor sloriono.
pei 5ugelaiien lit, p1breuo Die aor.
reiponoenten Der groben 8Idtter
fern gebalten iperoen. Seine ge.
rid,te iinb gang frei bon Der Geniiir,
ipdbreno bic onbern Gorreiponoenten
bel Stard 3agera feitsebolten iper.
0pn
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NaIen mo Sbren. ausseItodenen
9lugen rmo aufgeidlibtem llnterleib.
The Washington times., 1912-10-19
Queer Superstition
Among Race Car Men

"wild Bob" 'Burman. the speed king.
while in Detroit recently. revealed q
superstition among drivers OF fast rae
ing cars that IL different from the many
other superstitions Of this class of life
riskers. Burman stood talking to Earl
Mcdonald. whose almost fatal accident
OF August last In race at Wheeling.
w. Va, was being discussed.
Have a light" said the interviewer.
after having used the match himself.
Mcdonald reached for the match and
passed It to Burman, who knocked II
from the hands Of Mcdonald. Say.
Mac do you want to kill me-" said
Burman. 1t came out that fast drivers
refuse to take the third light from one
mao nd. among. other cases where
Ibis nroved fatal, they cite tho case OF
Jay McNay. at Savannah, who was
Killed Instantly and whose mechanician
died shortly after. McNay jokingly
took the third light from a match be.
fore he started and on beirkk joshed
about It replied: Well, I've been over
twice and nearly killed and now I sup.
nose I will get II this time sure. as the
result" A few minutes later they
him up dead, his car having
turned turtle rounding a turn.
The Washington times., 1912-10-19
"Thou Shalt Not Skid,"
First Road Command

1t is unfortunate for all road users
that few drivers of cars do not know
how to keep the first commandment Of
motordom, which says. That shalt not
skid" They imagine that taking
chances by depending upon rubber
alone for sufficient traction and steering
steadiness while driving on wet pave
ments and muddy roads Is proof that
one is an expert driver. and often they
do not realize that they are wrong uh-
III after their first accident.
II they were apt to inJure no one
else but themselves while driving in
bad weather with "chainless tires" !"
their foolhar rdiness would not he such a
serious matter. But "slip-shod" traffic
Is a menace to everyonS's safety. and
therefore the best thing for these un-
wise and careless fellows to do, II they
wish to continue tempting fate. IL to Sc
lect an unfrequented road and. after
marking of a nice muddy stretch and
placing a man at each end with a red
danger flag for the purpose OF warn
ing off other motorists, skid to their
hearts content, for they will then be
injuring no one else but their own fool
ish selves.
The Washington times., 1912-10-19
USED MOTOR CAR
MARKET SUFFERS
. BY FALSE CLAIMS
Unscrupulous Dealers Often
Cause Prejudice Against
Legitimate Line.

There will always be second hand or.
to use the better sounding term. used
motor cars on the market to attract the
would-be possessor Of an automobile
who feels that he wants a car OF repu-
tation and reliability. but who can
ha rd,v acor, % nav the nr,ce demanded
aN " pa' '"' p'>
TOT the new proouct'
In many cases such prospective pur'
chaser has little or no knowledge Of the
mechanical details OF a cars construc.
.ioh ana IL IL mas hewS pa,"'eu oou'
he thinks the car Will fulhn his re-
ou,rements.
II Ia indeed unfortunate that so grea,
. nrad,,d,co h.s .nr,,ng nm apa,nst the
been brought about by misrepresenta
,,on a, cars nv unscrupuIous dealers
-. AZ. u,.ni.
aho' OF COURSE rehe.s upon .e w,
Of the used car trade, inciuoihg iegiu'
mate dealers who honestly represent
.nen soo",' - 90 -,
that the puyer OF use' car haoM
something OF the parts whicn snouid DC
investigated as to breakage or undue
n,.or
"ea. A.. ,,o,or uh,oh ,,-r,sho,
the driving power. Is really the mos
important mart of an automobile. Minor
.nn'',.,s. ,.npv "a ross... ether mart. with.
'rouoies may po'aeeo 20
out subtractinB greaty from the eih
cheney, but upon the condition OF ths
The cyiinders should be closely ex.
q mined Tor cratks. These are some.
s,.,.n. no,,er.d u,ith pafnt or grease. &c
that they NAV not appear until the
The Washington times., 1912-10-19

On tbis no,pt buv.rs are eo,,aii, ais-
eliminating, Fine presence in nj, auto
mobile n something which everyons
rrrrecistes and II is apparent that the
greater extent to which that quality Is
carried he greater will be the popularity
Of the car
No such fine comparison can be
drawn between style and power yet
these elements imply other thinRs which
are important. and, in a sense. related.
sues of style. This requirement usually
determines the styik or size OF the car
The Washington times., 1912-10-19
Accidents On
High Entertainments

II In well known that by far the
greatest number Of accidents have oc-
CURED by skidding or slumping on
high embankments. the car overturning
and pinning It's occupants underneath.
This 10 due usually to two causes. skid
ding on a wet. narrow road, or. a
slumping bank under the wheels. in at
tempting to turn out II must be kept
In mind that each wheel Of the average
touring car carries a load Of from 1000
to i5oo pounds. therefore. cannot with
safety approach the edge Of high
banked road, either In wet or dry wea-
ther. ....
The Washington times., 1912-10-19
New Marmon Speedster
Is on Exhibition Here

A new speed marvel has arrived n
Washington. II 10 known as the Mao
mon speedway type speedster. and Ar
thur Foraker, OF the Potomac Motor
Ca rCompany. is busy demonstrating
cars. ca % The new "ISe roadster a 'T'e II he ..est @
product OF the Nordyke q Marmon Com
pany, Of Indianapolis, and has many
points Of interest about II. Placed upon
the radiator cap is a miniature gepro-
duction OF the Marmon Wasp" with
which Ray Harroun won the 500-miie
International Sweepstakes race on the
Indianapolis speedway In 1911. cover
ing the 500 miles In f02 minutes sec
onds. an average Of T.s1 miles an bour.
The racy lines OF the roadster ana It's
known speed qualities make II one Of
the most interesting cars seen In WASH
ington in some time.
The Washington times., 1912-10-19
PENNANT CRAZE IS
NEW SELLING FORCE
IN MOTOR WORLD
Bright Bits of Felt Lead
Girls to Influence Broth
ers in Choice.
BY HARRY WARD.

There's a new selling force In the
automobile world, according to men who
have made a study Of the motor car
industry. 1t isn't Just some extraordi-
nary feature added to the car. nor yet
q new talking point on mechanical
superiority. It's just the great Ameri-
can girl whose fad is collecting PEN
nants. 80.
Seems rather overdrawn,. doesn't II.
to connect a Joyous girl decorating her
den with gaily colored triangular bits
Of cloth or felt with the sale Of a motor
car. involving the expenditure of sew
eral hundred dollars?
Listen to what an expert has to say
Of the matter:
with a liking for bright coloring on the
walls Of her room will have to be
reckoned with in the marketing of
motor cars says this expert. "our
company has discovered this fact and
long since took It into account.
How Pennants Figure.
How does the pennant figure in an
automobile sale? you ask. It's like this.
Nearly every day our factory mail con-
tains letters from girls in various parts
OF the country asking for one Of our
pennants, which are frequently seen on
our cars. And these appeals cannot be
ignored by any means.
II you send me one OF those beau-
tiful pennants I VIII use my influence
for your car with my brother. who is
considering buying a car some OF the
letters read In effect. And the girls
have, In number Of cases, made
good
All Sort of Girls Apply.
For It is not only the factory girl
who has a taste for bright colors in
her room and no men friends in col
lege to furnish the materials who asks
for our pennants. Many girls who have
insignia from the larger colleges and
universities. as trophies Of pleasant lit
tie romances, are anxious to add to
their collections with pennants from the
automobile factories.
so you see the fads Of our Ameri-
can girls must be considered in the
automobile business, just as they have
taken an important place In every other
nook and corner Of our lives
The latest addition to automobile row
10 the Miller Company, which has open.
ed a salesroom and service department,
at 1925 Connecticut avenue, formerly oc.
cupied by the Goodyear Tire and Rub.
ber Company. The company will handle
the stutz car, big shipment OF which
will be received next week.
j. II. Fassitt, secretary Of the Foss-
Hughes Company, was here yesterday
inspecting the company's new branch
at 1920 Connecticut avenue.
The Washington times., 1912-10-19
Rubber Pedal Covers.

Convenient little devices for motor
cycling are the new white rubber pedal
covers with toe rests. which the driver
on a long journey will appreciate. In
siushy weather they are excellent to
keep the foot from slipping from the
pedals.
The Washington times., 1912-10-19

either. The efficiency of brakes may be
tested to determine IL they are tight
enough to stop the car. on sudden ap-
plicatlon. within a reasonable distance.
Any dealer who iias confidence In the
car ne is endcavoring to sell should be
willing to give a road demonstration.
since the operation OF the car can
hardly be determined In any other
manner,
The Washington times., 1912-10-19
Soft Hats in Style.

Motorists are using the soft unlined
hats OF rough materials to match their
coats. They pull we'll down onto the
head, 30 do not blow OF easily. and
are more becoming to the average man
than the fiat cap. ......
The Washington times., 1912-10-19
Large-Eyed Spectacles.

To protect the eyes Of motorists when
touring. there are now large-eyed spec
tacles, with steel rims fastening over
the ears like the ordinary spectacies
They have yellow or white glass.
The Washington times., 1912-10-19
REGISTERS Cars Altitude.

A new device to attach to the car Is
the motor aneroid barometer. II regis
ters altitude as the car moves UP hill
or down as the road may be.
The Washington times., 1912-10-19
Style Includes Carrying Capacity.

Therefore the proper proportion Of
style to price IL one Of the ideals for
which manufacturers have striven.
Then, also. there is the element Of
style Involved in engineering practice.