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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-23
Grfnriiun nadl 9entIdbnra.

9lm DieuItog, ben z. Sftober eebt
tuieoer elm 6pG3ial.8ug na6 Der
Seutiden 9oIonie bel 8eutibbilrq,
Stant EcroS, ob. Sic &oIonie III
ieit ibrer @riinoung mnnoerbor &C.
tpadien, 0enn alle6 ber6inbet lidj in
Dem ionnigen Serns, lin Dem oett.
i9en 6nrmer cine geIi6erte 3ufinft
Su neripreden. Gr miro In fiir8er
Belt finnn8iea uuabbdngig. Grntcn
pGbrenb oes ga1aer sSabres umO
Elm Stlim1, ipie es Der @eialno6eit
bes Wlonnes nidt 6ienIiber lcin
fam. Ole aeitung Der saoIonie
liegt IN ben betpdbrten SGnoeu bon
Or. 8. @erbaro, 0elitIdblirg, Ger.
an ben man Tid tpegen ndberer
glusfunft tpenoe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-23

m5isf iHafhaf bfutHblti BIZ
Hmiiaasisuffu pts zlaals
tftgltft

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mi fflhlhtis Wafiln bf Hat
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'tma mb fhuie 0uh bb br
'F.tf ihen tef mt6fum 1hffH
HuH JHU ben ,,1pm al lfinl
Na..eu msHuhilbfN tHdHHW ta@
ma aWmuiffid oah bft ebff
rf Hmf Warmer u.tIlh e
Hdiof gionn cab 14ifiinf Wtdt
mh luu Der aubtua adlarsn
'egb b.e Gf5riFnml blGI1l @taca.
tdnbrt lot
80 eridIbHmmi bfiidtalc 6fr
euat agitph ~ 1olf iribtf
@ouerueur poH W1iHaurt als adl.
miItef 0f StaatE departments.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-23
GobItngTibtr
ON SlrtIAl
Nthftft faniiat I,ata blf Aftgll
nittu mtafu NiftaHttffa.
uapa an llnlfu,

2HWbdb gei 90. Gfpl uils
afafH y llu Ndr0m5 lfalm mr5.
ffff iaHienb Nehladtitgf lm Eis
ttiil alo t5 im ifIi.hlh Uolbfato
fif Hf8Ii niebff uf.i tt itnlan
eeH elu 8fbgIiffheFn Mot amer.
ltmh muref Ce @fub1nbelltr
iHb brr ggrimna bas bfr Girell
nidlt allarmrin wlrsen mlfb mib
bfbauptrn. nab ip nb 0ii feinen
0rrdlfit eiulallfu mefbcn. Die
6iitfrr ocr StrCiler cfflaten. Oab
Der sFompi 70 Ianac atlabrt prr0en
miro. tte Die 6Ororrlna Der Gtrri.
tcr anefianHt no. m0 Iteam emen
8ieienlireit IN ausfdt Gin 8ar.
biarr meIdler iidi mpiaerie. an oen
Streit 5u gcbeH. muror BON ben
strgifern idtucr mlbbanoeIt. Iouit
iinO biz iett lene mpicutliden glll.
beitorumgeH porgeIommen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-23
llltIirtilt ots
fTonpriH'tnl
ffHtlb, with ais Afaf Eaalnsbtfa
DE Nrhuiaifu iaattn
ttintfu

Nefllm aJ Sent HaupfInl
0fisbfit Wlbsim m.Ib im ndtliga
dabfr. wF aHa aQlffEi'gB htu
lanlei. ENC Heiif mn af Meit na.
itmehmen clhHia sd 6iH lt.
nc4 srii brianni afitbu pgt5tn.
ipenH hfr pom WlIlff bcreiis De-.
ilatidlt Rciifplan p6lIa onairdtbti.
tri IL Tal mllf gan0. lptIhe5
er fhronlplaef ait iciurr lanltn
luur beiuhfu miro. linh bic Ser
&iodten bob MIRO er infodniio
utter BEN RaHifa ciurs Br1ien b.
globensbsra orpt amcrtia reiirn
@ineH oiii5itaen Graralier miro Yet.
ne Meiie 5fii aaashmsn. lnenn er
ssapnn un0 9bma erre,dt. ge.
Tonntlidb ioair er 0teirn beiocn
Qanbern Dor 5nci 5nbrcu cineu 9e.
flh abltatien; oot lmanl ibn oa.
mails 0as ggithen Der Cholera in
China sur llmfe5r. ais er bereitB
Jn0ien erreidjt batte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-23
Rcncs Ocntides 0isitanrant.

Sm @2i6Iano Sotel uuroe 6ie.
ier 1age ein neues SAFE lno Sic.
itnurant erofinet, Oas BON eiuem
tefannten 9elttIden Scrra gorl
MuebImann Dem friiberen Gbcf i'm
Sappp Sollop Club, geIeitet miro.
Serr Mueblmann lit elm tii6tiger
Mann in ieinem Sad, Dem es an
Grfolg nidt febIen iolte. gr Ia.
oct oaS Gubtiflm i'm 2tagenleiner
imO oos oeutide Gubltfum i'm Be.
ionoeren cih ibn 3u briuhen. BE.
ionocrs bic Qeutiden Gag 8eiu6er
weroen bort gut aufgenommcn per.
oen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-23
aIeine staStneninfeitrn.

Cine gfeiiegeieaidaft bon Gcut.
I6en bon 0lea0, Iebr., paiiirte
Montag anf Der 9leiie na6 glep
gorf, Sntobo. Sic merocn Iid
mebrere Monate I'M alien gaterlan.
De aufbalten.
Ger Sauptfradtagcnt Ser gur.
Iington 9obn $. $. SoIcomb bat
in Chicago elmer aonferen5 Der
gn6nen pegen Der 9febuftion Der
5rdhtraten in gtebrasfa beige.
tpobnt. @ie er iagt, tperoen oae
gobnen iih Der gfeouftion pi0er-
ieben.
Charles Mlillcr bon 9enber iptr,
DC beute Morgen auf einen leeren
@rlnoitiid @de IL. 1rn0 Dodge
StraBe bon 3pei gtegern iiberinI.
len luo I'M $3.50 berdubt. Gr
meI0ete ieinen gerIitit Der EoIi3ei.
Die Omaha Staliencr bolten am
t3. Sftober gum @eOddttiiie tbres
groBen 2anosmannes Columbus ei.
ne Bnraoe ab.
ggar0 6. @iffor6, friibercr
&iiIfsfommiiidr Deg Omaha Com.
merciaI Gibbs, iett in aanias 2itn,
uimmt nebft aapitdn Soneppen an
Ser internationaIen @alontpettfa6rt
tbeiI, Die am t2. 0ftober in goris,
syranfrei6 itattfiuoet. Sein Bal.
Ion 3eidnete itd borigen CONNER
bel Den aanios Gitp g8ettfabrten
aus.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-23
Oleprae granbeis iiber @eidaftslnne

Der geiter BON 0maba'S groBten
st1ufb1itern, Scrr George Bran.
reis. lit ioeben BON elmer @cid1it8,
reiie BON gfetu Dorf 5uriidgefebrt.
Serrn @rnnOeis' llrtbeil iiber Die
@elddftsInge lit pidtiq, oenn cs
fomnit bon elmer 9lutorit1t in ges
ih1ftIihen 9ineen. Die @eidGftc
heben iid, uno nlc ideinen oui3u.
otbnlpn, icitoen Die 3oriffrage BEL.
gclpgt iit9, iagte Serr grnnoeis,
..tuir fnufter mebr 8naren tpie ebc.
mails, Oenn mir ernarten cin gro,
beres @eldaft ais ic 5upor, imo
bereiteii Inns nntiirlid oorauf bcr.
Serr 9Ertbur 8. 9ranoeiS mafte
grobe st1lie III europa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-23
Grp[uiiun tabttt bier 9lr6eiter.

Vbila0elpbin, %. sept. = 2SIll
Der Dupont guloermible 3u @i6S
tOnn, u. S, ereianete ii9 geitertl
cine furdtbare grploiion, Bel pel.
der bier gIrbeiter iofort getootet
ipur6en uno ein anoerer 10 idDer
perIest ipurOe, DAB an ieinen @ic.
oer1uffommen gc5peifeIt miro. Die
Sei6ndme lDuroen In 9Itome 3cr.
it)mettert. glQes mas man pon if.
nen fano, mar cine berItiimmelte
SanO. 9liemano pciB, tuie bic ST.
ploiion entitanO.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-23
gSOlfsio6n fein MOrOer.

9biIaOeIpbio, ga, 90. Sept. =
Sncob 8oliSiobu ein ruiitider 5ul.
DC, Der geIteru Der goli3ei Die 0}it.
tbeiIlng madte, onb or Dor mcb.
reren Sa1ren 9lrna aat6. S6ulma.
der ermoroet babe, iteQte beutc in
oaB er nit Dem R0rSer
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-23
SIanfmann in einem Sotel crmorOrt.

Suoianapolis, Suo., go. Sept.
Der 2eihnom oeS 6iciigcn aaufi
mauns Sdlansfp puroe in einenl
3inuner eines bieiigen SoteIs auf.
gefimben. Gin oiinner Strid mar
Dem grmoroeten Inn oen Sals &c.
idlungell iein aopi mics nebrere
augelipimoeu auf. Gin Grember,
Der ietnen glanen olS 80. n. gln.
berion, 2ouisbiae, ap, ms so.
telresiitcr eintriie, III Der 9bat
bringeno berodHtis. er 1T cntflo.
ben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-23

Wfih H t fff Hafe
NgflH6 Bptln H a tat atab.
i haf HtititlNthlft tl Md as
.Hft aiaMHb ufflaalsnth ufebfla6tl
Teen tf lQafHf ll6WaIluui lBtts
NHmH mfNH Agl mot bfIan.
btT9 ltn1I8t AilltnHa IuN tlt
FMaltat lilt bft luiit irlb dm
0lot1fu mIt 23 NlIldlifigi aH m
mao JehdHHielbil lu iIieash 100 tr,
raAhem &c m Bic a}itialsinuae
lbst GdpN3 mfd5teaelt ludl, Rod.
miilugs m9blbebaitgn fan0etc unb
ggn riuer 3t56su Ulenldlgnmcnge
mjt 5ubtI be3ulBi muroc. 0te mei.
te 6ulrt pom 9oolniee rod Der
atihbbauytta6t mlr6e In eIf Shn.
zen gbRe 8uiiGeuiaa guruflrIegt
rm0 Ger 00loB efreitt1 eine 0urb.
ihnitiIite @eidaDiuoigfeii BON mebr
ais iimBig engIiitea U1eiIen in
Der shn0e.
Ter 0eutitc 9lBiatifer 8iftor
StueiiIer. Der ON lebten Dienitaa
cbne 3miiteulau0lmg tr aht Shln.
ben pon Ululhuuieu I'm GliaB uah
glof IN Ruiitid BoIcn Ilog. Der.
iudte belte einen nod groBeren
slug I'M oen greis BON 100000
Uturf ju erringen, Der aus Der ua.
tionaIeu 6huipeu0e ben eriten
2eltihen aus8eiebt Doroen III, Der
IN eInem aeropIan mebr ais tau.
ieno eHgIiibe yieilen an einem "a.
&c 3uritlegt Gr itieg friib am.
giorgeH IN Bnridnu aut Inn nad|
8aris 81 iliegen, tDurOe ie0od ihonI
nad tltr5er Belt ourb einen Sturm|
mieoer gum San0en gejnmgen. glI5I
er aus ieiuer D}aidme itieg, fuuroeI
er BON Der rliiiiiden goIi5ei Der.
baitet.
Gen 9emii6ungen oes aa5eQmei.
iters QIlfreo SerB bonn oIetropolip
tan Opera Souie" in gleD gorf,
lit es enoIi6 gelllngen, 6as bic.
iige Pbil1armoniide 9rdeiter, Die
oOrnebmite muiitalii9e Grganiia.
tion Der Gei6sbalptita0t, 5u beue.
gen, ieine berrIiden 2eiIhmgen ourd
oen Rbonograpben DerbieliaItigpnI
unO bereDigen an Iaiien. 9as Or.
DIETER ipielte loebeu inter Serb'
2eitung Gbeile oes y8ariifal" Dor
einer 9ieibe pon pbonograp6iiden
2pparaten, tuelbe Die Zone feitbieI.
ten.
0lit groBcu 6eItIidfeiten begingenI
Gle oeutiden Solpap-Berfe in Bern.
burg III 9lubalt ous fiinf3igidbriae
eSubiIdum ibres geitebens. Die |
,5irma ma9te aus oieiem gInLoB
cine fiiritIihe Stiftlng. Sic iebte
S, 100000 gtdrf fir ibre gIrbeiter
nuS. Der idbrlide grtrag bieicr
groBen Suume ioQ 3nnt groBten
1beile gu geniionen, fir aIte gln.
8eiteIlte mo Oeren Sinterblie6cne
ueriuenoet iperoen. glu6 ioQen ale
5a6rif. un0 gergarbeiter Der @ciea.
idaft einen idbrlihen @rboIungs.
lrIau6 erbalten, oeiien Soften aus
oem 5on6$ beitritten tperoen.
Ole au5Idnoii6en 6fii3iere, Die
ben 0Iterreidiiden gtanourrn bel.
pobnten, tparen, nit Den Oeutiten
IN Der Spite, formIi6 berblilfftI
Iiber Die gor5iigli4feit Der &c.
aulutorganiiation uno ocr 2ciihrn.
zen Der 9rtppen Sic erhdrten
onB oos oIterrci6iid.
Seer b0ditcu8 bon Dem
,cutideH iibertroffen tperoe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-23
9rei gaatruien ertranten.

Bridgeport, Conn, IS. Sept. =
Drei Wlnnn bon Der 8eiotung 6eg
Eorpeooid9ers Wegna Don Der ame.
rifonfi1en @unoesarmee ertranfen,
ols Der SdleppOampfer Sea.
boaro@ nit Dem 9anpifutter oes
3orpeOoidgers, In tpelden bier
Waauu 6es lesteren an 8oro 8uriid.
tubren. toaiOirte. @erettet ipurOe
wlntroie 3bonlpion, Der Die 9lainen
Der grtrilnfenen oils SBeeban Gui.
fea uno Sflte ongab.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-23
snflt Sa[s bnrdlsnidlneiSen.

Der Sotomotibfiibrer Daniel
MurpbD berin4te iid belte Oeoraen
in iciner 8obnung, 1856 georo 18.
9trnBe, NIT einem gBmeIier ben
Sails ab8uibnei6en. 9ie S6lagd.
Der blieb ieoo1 imberIebt, uno i'm
ct 5oiepbS Soipital tpuroe er Der.
tuuoen. glnoauern6e &rdnfbeit ion
ben Wadnn 0u Der Gbot bepegt ia.
ben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-23
WlaIunep nidJt bcr6Ort.

StabtnnipaIt Ben. 81 gofer 1at
benz 5tdotratb nliteetbeilt, oaB Die
0eget ben gbef Der Deteftips, Steoe
a1nIcneb, ourd ben 9lnlpaIt y. %.
Griscoa erbobenen @ei9uloigungeit
nngeniigenO iein, I'M ein gerb0r
DaaloneD's Dor Dem StaOtratb Su
redtfertigen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-23
3na in sic emit aeiprcnat.

staot g3erifo, %. Sept Sim
Bug Der Mericnn g1ational Rail.I
iran nur0e lmDeit ga1egas, I'M
noroliden 8beiIe oes Gtaates SauI
2uis 9otoit geIegeu, bon 9iebellcui
mitteIs 9Bnomit in Die 2uft qe.
iprengt. 9reiBia 8aiiagiere pur.
cen getootet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-23
Clinic gab.amada.qunis

02it Oem Ban Der cleftriIden
gobnlinie giio.Gmaba 9ouisDiac
Nj energiIh bcgonncn tporoen. Die
Ernie III Elm 2bcil Der @lcainIcD
@DIleuls.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-23
gRettrrhrridlt.

Sir omaha, Council Bluffs unb
ntacgenH $l1r8itsdbbetqo
llmgegeno: 9fegen unO fiibler belte
9tbenb utlo Waitttpo9
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-23

Watiatlaliiuut tamahh ia aIaa
tfah RHNtu tffmtfH tfei.
lhta Hi0far Veuitti usf pba
uaataf9th tas 8hHfliAaat
Ntff
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-23
ioeutii6 iei. 9iitrittsaunalt Bar.
ret unterludri i'm einem ifarfen.

ret unterlpari i'm einem i6arfen
areu3oer66r, uno 8Oliio5n &C.
ituno idlieBlia inter 9brdnen, OaB
er iterben ipoae, a6er nidt ben
Diut6 bette, Gelbitmor6 3u bege.
ben. yglein 2eben lit Elm bo6It
unaIiiflides" iagte 8olfio6u, gna6
9fuBIan0 fam it ui6t mebr 3uriif.
febren, oa i6 0as 2an0 berlieB,
am ni6t SoIoat rperoen 3u Dir.
fen. gleine 6rau Bat mid berIai-
fen, unb i9 errpartete, oaB aae
meine 2eioen inn eIeftrii6cn StubL
6eenOet neroen iDiiroell.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-23

Gbomas q GSon Der 6eribn erinoer auf Dem @etc Ser
GIefttdt lit pegn Sranfbet iener arbt abg1l 8ele
2ete nroen m ber eiHe ioId Ggmbet freen e h ene
8edng brer @rbet rennen nnnen aud Degen ronf
h Seood 1T @oion oerartg ans r6c gepobnt oa Die mee
9t in nm 2oboraom uerbnet iu6 ncnge Shm6r fIdft
CAB bas hbltm gben me ais feline 9er5te ibm bic rbe
bo oab G6on ernlih frauf u mi Gs lit bies bo ee DaL
felt aa Sabre bub Gdin enem bespaee DeggebIben it,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-23

Gfinner's Glbpm MatarOni -bei al.
len @rocers. gcmadt IN Nebrasfn
The Detroit times., 1913-05-19
RAILROAD MEN PLAN
FOR BIG RACE MEET

Arrangements have been completed
by J. w. Kearns. district passenger
agent OF the Pere Marquette. and j..
Lee Barrett, northern passenger agent
OF the c. II. & ID. Railway, to handle
q representative number OF autoists
who will 60 to the big sweepstake
races to be held in Indianapolis Deco
ration day. The Keeton, Chalmers,
Hudson and other companies have en-
gagged special sleeping cars. The
trains will be complete In every re.
spect Mr.. Kearns and Mr.. Barrett
expect the representation from Detroit
and Michigan will be the biggest that
has ever attended a great auto race,
and they have arranged every detail
to provide for the comfort of the pas
sengers.
The special train will leave the Fort
st. Union station. via. the Pere Mar
quette and &. II. & d., at II o'clock
Thursday night. May 20. II will be
composed Of standard drawing room
and compartment sleeping cars. A
dining car Will serve light lunch and
refreshments In the evening to those
who wish TO board the train early, and
breakfast before arriving at Indian
apolis. The entire train will be run
through solid, Detroit to Indianapolis
ard return.
The Detroit times., 1913-05-19
STUDEBAKER IS
NESTOR OF INDUSTRY
In Eighteenth Year He Is Still
Active in Automobile
Business

When the Studebaker directors
visit the Detroit plants Of the corpor-
alton, one OF the most interesting rea-
lures il always the presence or the
venerable J. M. Studebaker, sole Nv
ing brother Of the famous five who
developed the great business which
annually builds and markets more
automobiles and horsedrawn vehicles
than any manufacturer in the world.
Mr.. Studebaker Is now nearing MS
eightieth birthday. Several years ago
he withdrew from executive RESPONSE
bilities Of the routine order. But ne
has never allowed his interest to lag
and keeps himself in close touch with
all branches of the immense enter
prise.
Among the brothers. ]. NJ. Stude-
baker was the manufacturer; Clement
Studebaker, father Of the present vice
president, was the general executive.
and Peter Studebaker, the sales man
ager.
j. NJ. Studebaker is today recognized
AS one Of the leading authorities on
the different kinds Of wood used In
vehicle and automobile construction.
This knowledge has been OF great
value to the designers Of Studebaker
cars One OF Mr.. Studebaker's self
assigned tasks Is the selection OF the
wood which forms the base OF the
automobile running boards. body brac-
Ing and dashes. Much OF this mate
rial comes from the great yards OF the
corporation at South Bend, Ind, where
1t has been seasoned by special pro-
cesses for many months.
Mr.. Studebaker's one great regret
Is the fact that he was not born 20
years later, in order that he might
have identified himself with the auto
mobile industry In a more active way.
On each visit to Detroit he makes q
close inspection Of the automobile
plants, never failing to comment on
the immense scope which the busi-
ness has attained in 80 wonderfully
short q period.
Mr.. Studebaker retains a love for
outdoor life which began when. In the
first Studebaker wagon which he HIM
self had built. he crossed the plains
to California, 60 years ago. The Quoit-
pitching contest In which he recently
defeated former Vice-President Fair
banks is q HOOsier classic.
The Detroit times., 1913-05-19
GOODRICH BOOKLET is
REPLETE WITH INTEREST

"A book of the automobile tire" Is
an attractive piece Of work that has
just been issued by the B. r. Goodrich
Co., Of Akron, o. It contains interest
ing articles on the manufacture OF the
automobile tire. its various parts. ana
gives q variety of useful information
on its care. repair and maintenance.
Something every car driver and own
er ought to know" says the book, and
this statement is supported by the
wealth Of points It contains. The doc
ument sets mark In the world or
auto literature for progressiveness.
The company has also issued a
classy bookley containing information
regarding the Goodrich touring bu-
reau. This bureau speaks from prac-
tical experience OF the roads to be en-
countered in different sections of the
country. The data furnished 10 from
actual surveys and every autoist. what.
ever his make Of tires. Is heartily vel.
come to the service.
The Detroit times., 1913-05-19
ENGLISH ENGINEERS
TO BE- ENTERTAINED
British Societies Will Be Guests
of Honor at Running of
5OO-Mile Race

INDIANAPOLIS, May 17.-Follow-
ing the 5OOmile race at the Speedway
Memorial Day. the Indiana branch OF
the Society of American Engineers
will be hosts on May 81 to the men,
bers OF the British automobile so
cieties. the Institute Of Auto Engi-
neers and the Society OF Motor Man
ufacturers and Traders. The local
committee Is planning one days en-
tertainment for the day after the race
that the visitors will long remember.
Because OF the many opportunities
for the visitors TO see motor car
plants. none will be visited in Indian
apolis, but, while here. two accessory
plants will be inspected, that OF the
Wheeler-Schebler Carburetor company
and the Prest-0-bite company.
Both these plants are widely known
as being ideal institutions, where eff
cheney Is at the maximum and where
working conditions are perfect. The
Britishers will no doubt be surprised
at the difference In the factory con.
ditions in America from that In Eng
land.
These plants will be visited in the
morning. Luncheon will be served at
the Canoe club after which an auto
mobile ride will be taken around the
city Dinner will be had at q country
place.
Leaving Indianapolis, the visitors
viii 20 TO Detroit, where they viii
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fulfilled its mission as we'll a. the
high-priced European car, we de-
velOped trade and carried on q
volume of business which far exceed
ed our expectations for the first year.
Competition with some Of the higher
priced foreign cars was necessary,
but the RICH did not suffer by com.
parison. Any prejudice which q
prospective buyer might have har.
bored was soon battered down by q
demonstration and. the strong APP
prevail expressed by other owners.
We have closed sales with some OF
the most prominent men In the va
rious parts Of the empire.
I'VE have placed dealers In every
part of Germany and now have a
standing order with the RICH Cor
poration which will make us very
nearly. II not actually the largest dis
tributors of American cars In Cor
many" j.
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CALLS TRANSPORTATION BY
AUTO SAFEST OF. AL

PONTIAC. Mich. May 17.-That
the motor car IL the safest of all
means OF transportation, Is the state
ment OF Harry X. Radford, vice-pres-
ident and general manager of the
Cartercar company. Mr.. Radford
makes some very interesting COM
parsons to bring out the basis for
his assertion.
Just consider the number OF mo-
tor cars that are used said Mr..
Radford. Think of the thousands OF
drivers that are whizxing over every
road In the country. You hear OF &C.
cidents, true. but these accidents are
very few. remarkably few, when you
think OF the great number Of motor
cars In use.
TRAINS are wrecked every day,
yet there are more automobiles In
one state than there are trains in the
whole country. You hear of horses
running away, Of trolley cars caus.
ing trouble, OF Titanic disasters, and
when you sum these all up, you viii
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GERMANY GUIDES
EUROPE'STASTES
FOR MACHINES
Approval of Cars in Kaiser's
Land Means Increased Sales
for y. S. Machines
DECISION HAS BIG
INFLUENCE ON OTHERS
American Business Man Gives
Impressions After Visit to
Old World

Germany Is now the real automo-
bile barometer Of Europe. What
Germany decides upon In the way OF
motor cars. not only In body design
and mechanical features. but also
her acceptance OF any American car
has q great influence on trade In
other parts of continental Europe &C.
cording to e. c. Golfer, an American
business man who has been in Ger
many for the past few years studying
trade conditions very closely. The
fact that Mr.. Golfer, now In America
for q short visit, has for the past
year been engaged actively in the
automobile business as distributor
for the RICH Corporation in Eu-
rope, adds strength to his opinion.
IL realize that this statement may
seem revolutionary" says Mr. Golfer.
"Other European countries have so
long been generally looked upon as
leaders In motor car AFFAIRS that the
strides Germany has made have been
overlooked. This forging to the front
on the part Of Germany Is now
strongly evidenced by the fact that
other parts of Europe wait tc see
how Germany takes up.a new Ameri-
can car. Popularity III the empire
means an increased business In other
continental countries. a contention
of mine that has been verified by the
export department by the STEADY
strides made all over Europe by the
RICH during the past year, more
especially since the taking up OF the
car in Germany.
when first went abroad 1t was
evident to me that there was deep
rooted prejudice against American
cars, but as ] studied conditions more
closely, became convinced that II
was an ever-enlarging field for our
medium priced machines, and my ex'
periences have proven that the preJu'
dice Is fast decreasing.
1.-THE first RICH cars which we re-
ceived were objects OF much inter-
est. The prospective motor car pur'
chaser in the kingdom is fastidious
as TO body lines and to the fact that
the roomy RICH body Is designed
along lines closely followed by Ger
man designers had strong innu-
ence in giving a favorable first I'M
preston. The performances OF these
cars were watched closely. and when
nv their work, II was plainly demon
strated that the low-priced machine