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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-14
eberietwentiitmnsen Int
Geras.

Sa Der 8esen nod nidt poIitdnbiq
na6gelanen, berrift nod immer I'M
mittleren unb iiiblidlen Sbeilc llebers
id]ipemmune. unb mebrere Sliihe mn
Babe iinb i'm itetisen @adien. Der
anmm Der Slitb bes Colorado Sluiies
bat Nuftin nod, nidt erreidt. Saa
8ailer lit bier nm 20 Sub seitieeen
unb lpeitere IL, SrS lperbeu eripartet.
0iau slaiibt, ba6 Der sroBe Snmm.
beiien Seriteluns $1,500.000 g~cfpitel
bate, Den anfturm Der 8osen auss
balten ipirb.
Sn Nefp SraunfelS itebcn ale 9aus
lidfeiten inter 8aiier unb Der Ser
Init an 9armipplle allein piro aui
100000 9alen ober $70,000,00U
9eId,Gst. Man befiirhtet. baS Die
Saumipous grute auf 200 0tcilcn ipetl
pcrnihtet 1T. 8ieberbolt iperben Ser
lutte an Ienibenleben gemelbet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-14

9er5os bon Srauni6tpcig pertoufte
1928 Ianu; Ser 9unbgraf bon
Seiiens& aiiel p~ertnufte 1892 Iann;
Ter Shirt pou &ondu pcrfauftc 81
422 Wann; Ser Inrtgraf bon Nns.
bad pertnufte 1.644 Wann; Ser Siirit
bon &nlbed pertauftc 1925 Iaun;
Der Shirt bon aubalts 3erbit perfaufte
1,160 Mann.
Sas iino bur6iGnittlih bier Yro<
sent Der 9ep0lferung bes 9anoes. Som
pbi9en 29,166 Iann ginsen 1853
perloren, unb fiir iebcu @efallenen
ober Scritilmmelteu erbielt Der 2ans
o~csfiirit nod cine beIonbcrc @ntifd.
bisun9, 10 bab inn an Dem llntcr9ang
ieiner pcrfauften llntertbancn MIR &c.
legcn iein fonnte. Scr Sreis pro
@ann betrug 100, 100 uub $50
Sbaler.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-14
MAILING INSTRUCTIONS,

The patterns illustrated on this
page will be mailed to any address,
on receipt of 10 cents silver.
wrapped in paper, or stamps) for
each pattern, excepting embroidery
patterns, which will be sold az
prices as given with description.
Write name and address plainly
and be SURE to state numbers and
sizes of patterns desired. Remem-
Der that in these patterns allows
ance is made for seams. Address,
PATTERN DEPARTMENT.
Catholic Printing Co.,
Dubuque. lows,
Use coupon below.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-14
Der ieaeit. yf,iems SmnS''.
SSssbalb Nsczifo pen ealiforniidem
gii66ten idbrlid cine beitimmte
Snmmc besnbien mug.

@n5 bat bas Saa9er Shiebsgeriht
nit Dem rirommcn Sonbs" gu tbun
u!lb mas lit iiberbaupt bieier .Siouo
SSSunb"? Sieie Sraacn bort man ges
IeIcnt(id. Nm ii. Oftober 1902
hattie n1mlit bas Saaser Sd)iebssee
riht entidieben. Oab Die merifaniIhe
HeNicrlins Ben Der. Staaten fir Die
.ntboliiden 9iif6ie Golifornieu'S cine
cinmoliec Slmmc bon $1.420,6S2.67
unb hnm aaidbrlih $43,050.99 81
5dblcn babe.
Sic in Ierifp ipirfcnbcu Sciuitcuz
batter bdttcn I'M II. Sabrbunbcrt cineil
groRen SonbS nugeiammelt, Der linen
bun irpnumen 9elitcu Suropd'5 iibers
ipieien ipnrben mar sur llnteritiibunl
scr Wiiiiuneu in Californian buS bae
mails, ebcnir luic Scras. ari5onu mn
Gep Icrico 81 @fcrifo unb olio 81
Spdrien 9chIrtc.
Nis ole Sciuiten 1868 nii& @crifc
Mrtricbcn plirhcn iibcruabm hcr
Gtadt Sieitu Souo3 muc unteritiibtc
hamit. i'm Chine Der @eber Die WiIiios
mcr &oliioruien'S. 1921 mnd)te lid,
Wcrifp pom Der lpdil,,dleii Sbcrbobeii
i,ci nun bcbislt bic Stiftins in Sdns
bcu. Sic e. hiS 1870 audi fiir Ole
Wiiiiuncn perlpcnNctc. Sm leBtGes
naanicn SaGrc crridtcte Yurit @rcgor
or GtAscGutc oui Trinhcn Der mcris
fdniId.n GeGiernna einen 9iidofsiit
fir Goliiormel;. crnannie francisco
Warcia Diego 5lm 9iihof une pcrs
cinbavie mil Der Hegicrung, SdB Die
Gtiituns picism ~iihcrNcpen perSe. nm
tic in ncr Sntcniiun Ser Stiiicr fiir
sic tatbpiiiNcu Iiiiioncn Galiicrs
nicilS AZ p%eripennen.
SieS aeiInb; bod 5,pei Sabre Ipda
ter nircrricf Scr nciic YrdIiecnt bon
Meri.c. 1nnta Nnmn. herielbc iucld,cr
5pdter pon ben s(merifancrn inter
3addriaS Sunlor 10 iGmmcrlih bcrs
bnmem nurne, hdS Ibfpmmen lnlr
ncgm gciuoitinner &ciie Dem @iidol
9iesp bic Stiitma fort. Sobalo y
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-14

ben Sonbs in SGuben bate. nera
dllBerte CT i'm du elmer specialization
bon feds Sro5ent, ipeld)e Sinlet Der
Stride in Californian 5ufommen ioaz
ten. 5u 8uniten Der m~erifaniiden
StaatsfaHe. Hddbem 1849 Der &rie9
sipiid)en Den Ser. Staaten rnb Herifo
burd ben Sriepen o @uabelonpe
Sibalso berseitelt uub Seras, Iri@
Sona, Hcp Wterico llno Californian an
unier 2anb gefommen iparen, ipiIrben
Die gelpobncr bieier Staaten, audi bic
9iihofc uiS 9ciltliden. Siir9er Der
Ser. Stdaten. Merifo bate ldneit
~auf9cb0rt. Dem 9ii6pi bon Californian
Die %periprud)eneu iehs Yro5ent aus
Dem YYious Sunb" 5u 5dblen llnb Die
californiihcn 9iIfoic ipurhen Jest bel
~nnierer He9ierun9 biuiihtlih Der
Snde ppritelig. Gs ipirrbe 1859 cine
Gpmmiiiipn bon m~nierer 8e9ierilng
ciuaclcBt, nm Die Inipriibe Der fatboz
liihcn Siihofc betreifs be5 SonoS 81
priiien. Sic Gpmniiiipn fpnnte fif)
anidngliM niht einigen mnh uarbtc
iidl nn Sir @btparb Sbornton. ben
uIllIIulClt otluitpttN 81 <CuIVttHipt
ais Sdiebsrihtcr. Sieier entiGieo
nab io~rsf1ltiger Sriifung Der Sra9e,
pub SunGdlit Ierifp perpflihtet lei.
Die ieit @inItcllng Der 3~ins5nblilns
auigclauiener 3inien i'll Der Spbe bon
S904.070.79 in @olb III 6ablen uno
baB Die garantierte 3inien5abluus
and in 3ufunit 5l erfolscn babe. Die
Sabluug bieicr Slmme ipurbe bon
0ierifo scleiitet, dbcr gegen ben Be
iuub, oab and in 3llfunft Die 1912
garuntierten 3inien be5ablt pereen
miibten. crbob Ierifp Yroteit. uno 10
tam bic I%ugclcGeubeit Dor bas
Sauaer SdiebSgeriht.
Sic Sraser. peIhe Dem 8eriht
upraelegt wuraen. naren: Sat W2crho
Ole 1912 garantierte idbrlihe Gins
iumme az bic &er. Stdaten 3inl
@citen Der fatboliid,en 9iihofe reip.
@tiiiicncn Galifprnien's 5I 3ablen?
Sit cS aercd,t. oaS man Ierifo audi
ferncr III Der 3abllns pieier 3inien
pcrpilihtet?
Scibc Sragcn nureeu bon benz
Sau9cr Sriebeusgeriht beiabt unb
Der Setrng Der lett Dem Sabre 1869,
100 obige Surlme bon Der megifanis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-14
6ramereapitsl Semtieber
0eieRidbte.

Sic Iiindeucr @phenid)rift .9iht
nno Sdldttcu" brnd]te tiir5li6 in ibrent
als Spisipe9sH ummcr nll59citattctcn
Seft innerbaib elmer 3ubrif biitpriitcr
Hcmini5enien fplgeube nod bcute
oenfiuiiroige @rinncrunsen: 3ur Belt
oeS norbs ameritnniid,en Sreibeitsz
trieges p~erbanoelten befanntlid beltts
Idle Suriten ibre 9anbestinoer oil
englare. Sn lpeld)em RaBitab bics
eeIhab. 3eiatcn folsenee Sableu: Ser
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-14

embroidery. This model here
shown is suitable for any of the
lingerie fabrics. The pattern is
cut in one size and requires ga
yard for the sack and 8 yards
for the dress of 36-inch ma
terial.
9699-Ladies' Four Gore Skirt. A
Simple Practical Design. Brown
velvet with self covered buttons
was used for this design. 1t
will develop equally we'll in
blue serge. and is likewise APP
propriate for b~roadcloth, pan
anna, wolfe. satin. prunella, silk
and all wash fabrics. The pat
tern is cut in 5 sizes: %, "a, rs,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-14
unnStkise a~mfreemne.

Gon9rebmitglieber babcu Die Ats
iift. ben Sdabamts Scfretor WcSlbur
ipeeen ungcbiibrlifcr @epaltSamnns
bnns 81 interpeaiereu. Sic |erans
laliln9 biersu bietet Die Sbntiahe, bat
Der Sctretdr Die llnteriild1uns 9e9er
Die National Gin @anf. Die beidulpiai
ipirb. onrdl elm Sarlebeu bon A @ilz
lionen Dollars nu Elm Gbicagoer Strns
Benbabn : Spnbifat ibre Iutoritdi
ilberifritten 81 boben. iclbcr fiibrt.
lpdbrenb hicie NuiHnbc uad Iniid,t
Der GonareBs Witglieber Dem Gurs
rcneps eomptroller 5uitcbt. &it einei
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-14
Die StaSt nen,e febwer keim'
eeimcbt.

Some. Die Stabt am 9erin9smeer.
lit burf eiuen filrchterliden Sturm
fat politdnbis pom grbboben pertilgt
porben. Ser 9nnse Sbeil iiiblid,
bon Der SroutltraBe ut peritpunoen.
Ser grpBe Sanhbcrg, arf DEM Die
Staot eebalt mar, lit tpes9etpebt, unb
elm Siuei Wcilen LANCER 2anbitreifen
am Reere lit ourd Den Sturm ppllz
ltGnnis perpiiitct.
Sas llntpstter. ucld,es bas llnbcil
anrihtete. beganu am g. Sftpber)
Spuutaa Nad)t. Der Srfan tpbtc
BON Serinssncer Der mp lpar Der
id)limmite. hcr nod erlcbt nurbe.
0fdnner mo Sraucu arbeitetcn Die
gauge Haht iibcr III eiliscm @ailer
baran. ibre &uusbaltgcrdthe 81 bergen.
Sic Inlaae DER cleftriifeu Selcuh ;
ting lit r,iinirt uuo Der S%clepbonbienit
a%baebrodhen. Ser Sdaocn miro alli
11a WiQipncn Collars peranihlagt.
8roBc Scipen iinb buIrf Den Srfan
p%eruriad,t mo 8eiitnilp bon auBerbalb
tbut moth. Ser @inter lteht Dor Der
Sbiire Mnb IS lit init llnmoalid. Die
notbigcn 2cbcnsbebiiriniNe seitis her
bei5uidaifen. Sic Sampier .Iictos
ria" uuo .9prpiu". Die auf Der, Sibebe
lasen. fiibrcn auf Die offene See bins
ans nnb purben haburh Dor Shabeu
belpubrt. ellie fleiueren Sabrsclge,
Ole ant Stranbe la9cu. ipuroen SER
triimmert. Siinibuneert SdrIer iinS
pcmolirt mn anoere iino Dem Ginitirrd
nabe.
Nome. pas beriibmte @olplaaer. III
Die nprblihlte Staot Der gree; lie man
aif einem Snnbbii9el crbant. Sidi
an Der Stabt lit Gin Gnferplab fin
fleinere Sabr5enge. ipdbrenb 9roBere
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-14

will make a useful and welcome
gift. Size, including back, 16x16
inches.
Stamped on fine white union
linen .....oo
Stamped on fine white pure
lIucu #. QUO
Perforated pattern. including
necessary stamping mater
ials, special price. .15c
1030-Child's Stencil Outfit. This
stencil outfit consists of the fol-
lowing: 6 cups of assorted wa
ter cOlors, 1 brush, l piece of
tinted material, 2 sheets of per-
forated patterns, directions and
envelope. The two sheets of
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-14

if)en Hepublif be5ablt mar, aufgelaus
fenen Sinien. auf $1,420,6S2.67 felt
seiebt, iopie erfldrt, bab fir ale GU
funft idbrlih 3,050.99 in nterifas
niid,em 8elbc an Die Ser. Staaten 5r
3ablen ieien gum Better Der fatbo,
liihen Stride bon Californian.
9ies in aiir5e cine Saritcaune ber
8eifihte Die ~Yious SunS", pelht
Dor eff Sabren entifieben ipurbe. -
,Serplo be5 @lalIbens."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-14

lace and fancy buttons was
used to make this design. The
front of the skirt is draped over
the side. The sleeve is new and
stylish. The waist is cut in
blouse style. and with long
shoulders. 1t will require Z
yards of 36-inch material for a
36-inch size.
This illustration calls for TWO
separate patterns, which will be
mailed to any address on re-
ceipt of 10c FOR EACH pattern
in silver DR. stamps.
Aga Dainty Dress for Baby and
a Comfortable Sack. Panel eff
fects lend themselves nicely to
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-14

lold,cn Snterpeuatiou f0nnen Die Gous
sreBmitslieber lid nir, ldterlid,
maiden. Ser Sd,asnmtss Sefretdr lit
Der Chef bes 9%eiammten S~inanSlueiens
unb iper ibu pnrau biuoert. ieiue
Iutoritdt in ietnem Separtement ans
5niiber, untergrdbt Die bcborbiite
Sis5iplin, obne ipelhe cine erfolgreihe
Seripaltuus ni6t oenfbar lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-14

perforated patterns contain the
following designs: boat, wind
mill. peoples, cupid, apples,
~poinsettia, pattern for a rose
and various other designs. We
also include one piece of ideal
stamping preparations, poncette
and directions for stamping the
patterns. Price, soc.
25-970S-A Charming Gown. Com.
posed of Ladies' Waist Pattern
9725 cut in 6 sizes: 80, "a, So,
80. 40 and AZ inches bust meas
ure and Ladies' Skirt Pattern
9708 cut in 5 sizes: %, "a, rs,
% and 80 inches waist measure.
Blue silk crepe, with chantilly
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-14
KatPelifdec CHARITIES in
2tnterifa.

Sn Den Ser. Staatcn BON HorS>
Imerifa iiben mebr ais $4,000 fatbo>
hide Sroeusfraueu init Ginihlu6
Der Yoitulantinner) cine duberit
ie9ensreihe, opferpollc Sbdtigteit aus.
Sic leiten 700 bpbere 0tdbhenifulen.
2S5 &niienbdnlcr, 100 @reiienniplc.
800 GRANDCHILDREN, piele Siubels
bduIer. IfarriduIeu II. I. no.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-14

the centre front. This practical
feature will appeal to every
home-worker and laundress, as
it renders the ironing of the
dress easy. The sleeves may be
made in elbow length or in
wrist length. Galatea, seersuck-
er, gingham, percale, chambrey
and lawn are suitable for this
design. The pattern is cut in Z
sizes: 80, 81, 36, 80, 40, AZ and
Al inches bust measure. 1t re-
quires 6 yards of 36-inch ma
terial for a 36-inch size.
l7S40-Pin Cushion. A dainty for
get-me-not design for pin cush-
ion, for solid embroidery. This
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-14
Our Pattern
Department.
Order Patterns by Number.

96SO-Ladies' Kimono. A Most At
tractive Negligee or Longing
Robe. Scotch dimity in a pretty
shade of lavender on white
with facings of white was used
for this model. 1t is suitable for
lawn, p~ercale, crepe, wolfe, silk
or flannel. The garment is easy
to develop. 1t is finished with a
new shaped collar, and has
sleeves in bell shape. The pat
tern Is cut In 3 sizes: Small,
medium and large. 1t requires
5 1-2 yards of 44-inch material
for a medium size.
945O-Ladies' Dressing or House
Sack. A Simple, Comfortable
Negligee. For eiderdOwn, fan
mel, Eden cloth, flanelette, lawn,
percale, dimity, or nainsook
this design will be found most
suitable. 1t is easy to develop,
and a very popular style. The
pattern is cut in 6 sizes: 81, 81,
SO, 3S, 40 and AZ inches bust
measure. 1t requires 2 3-4 yards
of 36-inch material for a So.
inch size.
9517-A Simple Effective Model.
Women realize the importance
of having a house dress that is
adapted to its purpose. This
one is simple in design and
comfortable, a model that is
practical and that will prove
desirable and suitable. The
waist may be developed with
centre front plain closing, or
with the extension as illus
trated. The skirt has the new
back panel effect and closes at
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-14
Scltiain.

Sole: r@ndoigc Sralt, Der Trst
motte Sic ~ipred,en."
Serrin: .Nein, nein, i6 mill beitte
niemono icben! Sogen Sic ibnl, ib
lei franf!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-14
@ir ~liefern Gud bic Wnfer
III biaisem Preiien.

% and 80 inches waist measure.
1t requires 3 IA yards of A
inch material for a 24-inch size.
316-Waist Design. This attractive
waist design is for punch work
embroidery, SO popular at the
present time.
Stamped on 2 IL yards of
36-inch pure imported
white linen. .S1.75
Stamped on 2 yards of 49,
lnch LOO
Perforated pattern, includ-
ing necessary stamping
materials 20
1928 Am Effective Design for
Child's Dress for Punch Work
and Eyelet Embroidery.
Stamped on 8 yards of 40
inch fine quality lawn or
nainsook .S1.25
Stamped on 3 yards of &c.
inch fine linen. ........ zoo
Perforated pattern, includ-
ing all necessary stamp
ing materials. ......... 20
1S22O-Newspaper Holder. This is
a very useful article and also a
pretty home decoration. Size:
12x24 inches.
Stamped on red sateen. .40c
Stamped on pure ecru linen SOC
Perforated pattern, including
necessary stamping mater
iais
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-21
Thirteen Makes of Cars To Be
Shown in Exhibition at
Hotel Astor.

The largest number OF exhibitors ever
participating in foreign automobile
show in this country VIII display cars at
tho Importers Automobile Salon. which
opens In the grand ballroom OF the Hotel
Astor on January .. for an eight-day
run. The list includes thirteen different
makes Of cars. two body builders. i've
makes Of tires and two other accessory
exhibitors. Altogether seven different
nations are represented.
The various makes OF foreign cars
which will be shown at the Salon are
In alphabetical order. as follows Benz,
BugattI, De Dion Bouton, Delaney
Beloville. Fiat, Isotta- Fraschini Lancia,
Marshall-Arter. Mercedes. Minerva, Peu-
geot. s. G.. V. and Simplex The nations
represented by these care are France,
Germany. Italy. Belgium. England and
America There IL a possibility OF Spain
also being represented for the first time
in this country. by a Hispano-Su!za, for
which an agency is about TO be estab-
Iished i'm New York.
The exhibits OF foreign tires and Access
sories are a new feature for the Salon,
but those importing them were able 20
prove their right 10 participate. The tire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-21
SPEED KING COOPER
WILL RACE AGAIN
Auto Driver, with a MatchleSs
Record, Is Recovering
from Injuries.

Earl Cooper, without peer as road
race driver for the season OF 1913. is well
on the way 10 recovery from the injuries
received at san Jose, Cal, Saturday. No
vember "a. 4 cut in the face and two
broken bones I'm hand are the extent
Of his hurts. aud his skill at the wheel
Will be I'm no way impaired.
One Of tho most prominent OF the motor
trade journals I'm America halls Cooper
as the greatest OF the road racing stars
OF the season and cites his record OF FIVE
hrsts and one second I'm six starts as the
reason for awarding the laurels. Through
ont the years campaign Cooper's car
never was shcd with any other than Fire
stone tires.
: The Californan's list Of victories is as
follows:
Broke 200-mile record in Fresno, Febru-
AIRY 10; second in San Diego road race.
March !; drove relief In Indianapolis
races Memorial Day: won Golden Pot
ZACH at Tacoma, July 8; Montamara Festo
races at Tacoma, July I; Santa Monica
road races, August 3: first in Corona 4jO-
class, September 9; first in Corona free
for-sll, September 3; first In 100 free-for-
all at Bakersfield. September y. and first
I'm both fifteen and twenty-five mile races
at Fresno, October I.
Cooper won his first victory in 1902. com
Ing in first at the San Jose races. In l'OO
he was first in the Seattle meet, and he
captured the three races or the two-day
meet al Tanforan I'm 1908. After that
Cooper victories were annual affairs. Ten
trlumphs were placed 10 his credit In the
wears 1909 1910 1911 1912
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-21
Automobile Salon Has
Biggest List on Record

exhibits include Dunlop, Englebert'
Faure, Gaulois and Prowodnik. the last
named Russian product. In addition,
Dunlop wire wheels will be shown and
\. j. Pickard will have complete line
OF foreign automobile accessories.
Not only will the Salon have greater
number OF exhibitors than any OF It's pred
eccssors. but the various exhibits will be
more complete than ever before. This is
due 10 the fact that tho new tariff, which
reduced the duty on foreign cars and
tires, also provided that these could be
brought In for exhibition purposes for a
period OF six months without the payment
Of any duty.
Previous 10 this year tho importers were
Obliged 10 pay a ~ per cent duty on all
cars which they brought over for tho an
nual Salons and naturally they limited
their exhibits 10 such models as had
ready sale in this country. With only
the freight 10 pay now, nearly all OF
them have arranged To bring over the
complete exhibits Of their cars. as they
were shown al the recent Paris Salon and
London Olympia show.
No attempt will be made 10 add 10 the
beautiful decorations OF tho Hotel Aston
ballroom. The 1914 Salon will be Just
as much OF drawing room" affair a.
its predecessors. and everything necessary
Will be done to create the atmosphere OF
social excluslveness which 30 much APP
peals TO tho class OF people interested In
foreign cars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-21
KING EMPLOYEES HAPPY
Each Receives One-tenth Of
Years Salary as a Gift.

Detroit, Dec. 20.-The employees OF the
King Motor Car Company were given a
pleasant surprise in the form OF a Christ
mas gift to-day. each one receiving a
check amounting TO one-tenth OF his
salary as his share in this years profits
This gift is in keeping with the ideas Of
the officers and stockholders. who believe
that ali engaged in the manufacture OF
the companys cars should share In its
success.
At noon the employees were assembled
In one of the large rooms of the factory,
where one of the officers made the pres
entation. announcing that the concern had
passed through an unusually successful
year. is now shipping ten cars day. and
has I'm rapid development one Of the sur
prises of the year Each empIoye re-
ceived an envelope containing his partieu-
lar check, after which luncheon was
served.
This action is the first in the history OF
the automobile industry in Detroit where
the employees have shared in the profits.
and is the outgrowth OF modern business
methods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-21
ENGLISH STROKE TABOO
New Coaches of Yale Grew Re
organizing Rowing System.

New Haven. Conn. Dec 20. - In pre-
senting 10 Yales alumni body the plans
for reorganization of the rowing system
The Alumni Weekly" to-day follows
closely the announcement previously
made to the undergraduate body, al
though it does not state that matters are
finally settled.
1t points out that Richard Armstrong.
'9j s., has been made not only graduate
manager of the crew, but head coach,
while invitations have been extended TO
Guy Nlckalls, coach of the Leander Boat
Club and c. +. Giannini, coach Of the
New York Athletic Club. to assist him.
The Weekly" SAYS that the plan
adopted is a return Ito the fundamental
conception OF college rowing that was
former success on the water
In relation to a future Yale stroke, the
point is made that Mr.. Nickalls, while
here. told the crew squad that the Eng
lish' stroke would be tabooed under his
administration. Mr.. Nickalls and Nj.
Giannini it is pointed out. agree with
Mr.. Armstrong in an American-adapted
techpical stroke-a shorter one than Yale
has been rowing in the last two years
and one that will be fitted to the ma
terial in the boat.
In summing up the outlook THE Week
~" says the occasion is one for much
hopefulness 20 Yale graduates and for
graduate adoption OF an attitude OF CO.
operation and submergence OF individual
notions TO the common good"