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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-02-07


The huge prison was built on the
opposite slope of the shallow valley,
and the farm which the convicts had
won field by field stretched down
from its walls to a brook at the foot
of the cairn hill where was. On the
further edge of the brook gang was
at work inclosing some new ground,
and through my glasses l soon made
out the man / was after. The last
time had seen him was on his own
coach at Ascot, with the girls buzzing
round him like wasps after sugar, and
there he was digging trenches with q
spade. It's funny world!
About twenty men were In the
gang. On the outer side couple OF
warders strolled up and down with
rifles under their arms. There was
nothing but a low hedge to stop the
convicts II they knocked down the
guards with their spades and made a
run for 1t. But when I looked back
across the wastes OF the moor / I'M
derstood. In a city a man may van
fish in a crowd, but on Dartmoor he
must tramp a dozen miles before he
can find even bush to hide him. In
clear weather the mounted warders
Of the pursuit would ride him down
In half an hour.
The Princetown Arms, gray,
weather-beaten square OF granite, was
a pleasant country inn standing near
the center of the village. 1t was too
early In the year for tourists. Indeed,
as I discovered, there was only one
man beside myself staying In the
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-12
Information
venezolana
LOS QUE EsTAN CON GOMEZ

Para complacer al Consul General
de Venezuela Ell esta ciudad, publica-
mos copia de algunos documentos de
de una larga serie que nos ha remitido
que por su extension no podemos in
sertar.
A la excitaci0n del Presidente Co
mez, dirigida los Presidentes de Es-
tado, Gobernadores de Territorio, Co.
mandantes de Armas, Jefes de Par
ques Y FOrtalezas, han respondido es-
tos en- la forma que nuestros lectores
veran:
Caracas: 20 de julio de 1913.-Conse-
10 de Gobierno- Presidencia-Par
ticular.
Senior General Juan Vicente Gomez,
Nj General: Ell Consejo de Gobierno
acord0 por unanimidad Ell session de
hoy autorizar usted para ejercer las
facutades extraordinarias que deter
NINA la Constitution en- casos de tras-
torno del orden p1bico rebellion a
mano armada.
Pero no debo yo limitame la parte
que me corresponds en- esta dellbera-
ci0n Official Amigo personal de usted,
he compartido siempre con usted la
respOnsabilidad de su GobiernO, en- la
prensa, Ell ell Minist9rio, ell ell Congreso
ahora Ell IA Presidencia del Consej 10 ;
quiero manifestarle una vez mas,
cue la solidaridad que nos liga com
prende igualmentc cuantas pr0yld9n-
cias fuere necesario dictar para comba-
tir V veneer a los perturbado1'es del or
den Y negar al restablecimiento de la
3az.
ContriLuyendo asi a salvar de la am
5ici6n de Cipriano Castro y de toda ad-
versa cOntingencia la 0bra civilizadOra
que usted viene realizando, cumplo un
grato deber de patricia, de colaborador
y amigo,
J. Gil Fortoul.
Barcelona: 20 de julio de 1913.-4'2O
Senior General J. V. Gomez.
MirafOres.
Tengo ell honor de avisarle recibO dc
su telegrama circular de hoy, particl
| pando que ell General Cipriano Castro
movido por SUI insana passion de mando
| pretende retrotraer ell Pals al estadC
| luctuoso de sus luchas intestinas, de
! cnal usted 10 ha redimido con su pollti
ca reparadora y fraternal. Al ambicio
so aventurero que Venezuela recuerds
! con horror, no lie detiene en- sus fumes
| tas labOres nj ell santO amor la Patria
| nj las lecciones de la eXperiencia, SinC
| que, ciego desatentado, Sc lanza a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-12

ablsmo de SUI perdici6n. Este Estado.
que abunda en- sentimientos de graft
tud hacia usted y que lie viene sirvien-
do con decision y lealtad desde los al
bores de la Causa de Diciembre. sabra
cumplir con su deber, yendo donde ne
cesarlo fuese, sin reserva de ningjln g6-
nero, cuando las circumstances, cuales-
quiera que elias sean, 10 requieran Els
toy alerta para conjurar 10 cue aqui
pudlere ocurrir, y listo para cumplir
sus ordenes con la efcacia que exigen
los acontecimientos que lleguen pre-
sentarse.
Dios y Federaci6n
Armando RolandC.
(ContinGa Ell la Ga. p1gina.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-12
Almaaaque
puertorriqueno

Segundo ano de su publication Con
100 GRANDES REGALOS para Sis
compradores
Ilustrado con FOTOGRABADOS Y
CARICATURAS.
POrtada "a tres colOres
Firmas de los mas prestigiosos escri-
torres portorriqueiios.- Cuentos, leyen-
Gas, literature Ell general.
Anecdotas, chistes, chascarrillos, all
yinanzas, problemas, recetas, charadaA
y gerogl1fcos.
Efemerides portorriquenas
Pensanientos de portorrique7Ios il,is
tres.
El Almanaque Puertorriquoiio para
1914 publicar@ la mas completa Y deta-
tallada Historic del Ano," compren-
silva de todos los hechos mas culminan-
tes ocurridos en- el pals desde ell TO- de
octubre de 1912 30 de septiembre de
1913.
Historic polltica-IIistoria conner
Gal y agrlcola.- Pese6a iudicial.--
keseila teatral del ano.- Crlmencs.
>uicidios, academies, fuegos, robos, eta
Datos establishes importantisimos.
Ell Almanaque Puortorriqueno para
1914, sera un libro ameno it'll, indis-
pensable en- toda casa de familia, en-
toda casa de comercio, Ell todo bufete
despachO 8 consultorio; sera un libro
instructive a la par que divertido.
25 CENTAvOs EJEMPLAR
An1nciese en- el Almanaque Puerto
rrique1o para 1914" Su anuncio sera
un anuncio para todo ell ailo.
(Se solicitan agentes vendedores en-
la isla.)
Director propietario, G. Asenjo.
Editores: Imprenta El Almanaque'',
| Cristo 20.
German Diaz y Co.
San Juan, P. r.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-04-26
ANOTHER AMENDMENT
TO The CONSTITUTION

a few days ago he Atate of
Connections ratified the amend.
,nent to the constitution thereby
making .h atatea that have rati-
fled the same which therefore rem
dera il u legal ameuimrut 10 he
constitution, 80 hat ~ The future
All II s Senator's Will br elected
Ivy the popular vote same ~ the
Governors Of The states. Mr..
Bryan and Mr.. Wilson arc de-
lighted Both of these great
Democrats have been heartily in
favor Of this ampndmeni and Mr..
Bryan especially haa championed
II for more than tHeutY years,
and it ia through his brilliant
work in pointing ont 10 the conn-
try the sonfrea uf corruption that
ensmated from The election of
Senators by legislatures inalead
OF through the people themselves
that aroused the country to az.
tion So this amendment to The
Constitution ia u great Bryan vic.
tory.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-04-26
REDUCING THE
COST OF LIVING.

One Of the great objects Of he
te.adjnstmept of the tariff is to ~
d,,ce the very high cost Of living
hy placing nearly all articlea that
20 into the market basket on the
free list.
1t Will he recalled that when
President Taft negotiated bis re-
c,rrocity treaty with Canada n
few years ago that cattle and all
l,iuds OF live stock were "admit.
ted t.ee' from Canada which
brought the American Farme,
into competition with the Canadi
an Farmer. but on he other hand.
dressed beef was not admitted
thereby protecting the great beef
trust which needed no protecting.
The present tariff bill admits
dress beef free from every coun.
try thereby compelling the beef
packers to compete with the beef
packers Of the world I'm the
other hand the Farmer is remem
4'ered by tax of ten per cent on
live stock Of all kinds. The bill
aims to reduce the cost Of living
by reducing the cost to the farm
or OF producing his crop, and
along that line fence wire has
been placed on the free list, and
all farming implements aud farm
machinery have been placed on
the free list.
This il really the first tariff bill
that has ever been written in the
interest Of the whole people since
the Republican party was born
It has been such a burden thai
Hon Oscar Under wood, Chair
man Of the Ways and Means Com
mittee who has been rendering
his country u great service III this
bill has almost broken down un-
der the strain Of framing this bill.
Heretofore the Republicans have
been the ones to frame the tariff
bill and .Mr Steel Trust" be
ing a heavy contributor TO the
Republican campaign funds would
he invited to come in ami write
the Iron and Steel schedule. 9th
er heavy contributors would comt
in and write the other sbedulea
and 40 on down the list, and thu
whole taliff bill was written by
and in the interest Of those grea'
concerns, which were always I'M
posing upon the public.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-04-26
TAXPAYERS PRO-
TECT|vE ASSOCIATION

The Tax Payers Protective As
sOciatiOn was organized on laat
Tuesday, At the hall Oi America
Fire Co No z. The prime object
Of the organization waa 10 fomn
late the petition appearing below.
TO get the signatures of AZ many
Of the citizens Of this city AZ
might he uosslble il the limited
time Ut the disposal Of The organ
lzera, aud to take such further
steps AZ might be Deceasary 10 ~
cure the object OF tbeii prayer.
The meeting was called to order
by Mr.. Jules Dreytus. VIII" ad
dressed the gathering of citizens,
explaining the hazards Of attempt
ing to carry on, the policy Of The
administration, M deIineated in
the "cement sidewalk ordinance, :
and appealing to the people to
register their protest against that
policy
The draft Of charter waa then
read BY Mr.. + + Millard, who acted
a. secretary pro. tenn, and after
the reading, it wan adopted by the
house without dissenting vote
The constitution is as follows: g
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-04-26
MOSS CLUB SAUCE
Now Is Cents. Buy a bottle.
HEALTH EXHIBIT TRAIN

We are in receipt OF a copy of
the schedule Of the Health Exhib.
it Train, under the auspices Of
the Louisiana State Board Of
Health, now travelling over the
rails Of the Southern Pacific Rail.
road The train arrived at Honma
on Sunday evening at 7:O5 o'clock
aud remained there until 1880 a. m.
on Tuesday. 1t was then scbed.
nled to visit Morgan City, Patter-
son, Franklin, Jeanerette, New
iberia, Abbeville, etc.
This Hea Ii Exhibit Train js
due to arrive here tonight at 9:Oj
o'clock and to leave on Tnesda,
morning at TAO. The exhibit
contem,,latps "pmre food, pure
drugs. higher health standards,
aud longer ives II is also an
nonncpd that moving pictures viii
be put on at night If hall, and ar
rangfmenty for moving appaIatul
to aud from train, are furnished
hy our citizens.
Mr.. Villermip, Snperinte enden
IT lie cry El-etri, Light Plant
has been rtqne ted to arrange t
fnf., til. etcri,ic current into, th
" rim Of til G r. so that ley I'D
te lllumnated III night. He vi
do This If cars are 80 placed tba
| lie may he aiDle to reach them.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-04-26
ROBERT DUNBAR
RESTORED TO PARENTS

The Dunbar boy recognized his
mother on Tuesday At Columbia.
Miss declaring, "yon'Ie my
mama aud later asking for his
brother, John A Alon2o. AZ he was
being dressed by his mother. VIII"
was about to put on little san.
dal. he rema,ked: "Mama. that :
Just like the little shoe ! bad on
when left home !" Iedd -
Wallace. the deputy Shenit OF
West Columbia, arrested the ped
dler. Walters. who had the child.
More than 5000 persona gather
cd in the main street of CtDlnmhla
Tuesday afternoon bet tveen3 and
/ o'clock, to make u demoustta-
ton Of thanksgiving 1T the lee"v
cry Of little Robert Dunbar, he
four year old son Of &. Percy Dun
bar. realteaiate man OF Opelonsas,
who disappeared from his home
eight months ago on N Wednesday
of this week. They ;Htne from
all parts Of the county IN which
Columbia il sitnat+d and from MI
Joining counties az well, and the
one object OF the gathering was 10
see the child and assure them
selves that it's Identification was
complete.
The interest here In the rpcOv.
cry Of the little boy by his parents
IL quite general aud sincere. On
Wednesday forenoon the info,ma
ton gained currency that the par
ents and little fellow would 90
through on 3, z. tram No. 5. on
their way home At Opelousas.
Several citizens here met the
train at the depot only to be dis
appointed at not finding them
aboard. It was learned that they
had taken the Frisco route from
New Orleans.
Yesterday afternoon the Dun
bars passed through this city OF
their way to their Opelousas home
1t was not known that they wert
aboard Of that tram till - few
minutes of her arrival. yet quite =
Dulnber Of our people showed
their interest in the reunlting Ol
the now happy family.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-04-26
CONSTITUTION

4 = =
1.-The name aud title Of this
association shall be the TAN
PAYERS PROTECTIVE ASSO-
CITATION OF NEW IBERIA. @
2--Thera shall b. a president,
vice president. secretary aud
treasurer, to serve for the ensuing
twelve months, or 80 long there.
after, unit! their successors shall
have been elected and qualified.
There shall he an executive board
that shall represent the aasocia
tion, aud seven members thereof
shall be- q quorum.
Every tax payer is eligible
to membership; all applications
must be signed by the applicant
and sent to the secretary.
4,-NO dues or other assess,
ments shall be required Of the
membership. The expense Of all
official business to be betrayed by
voluntary subscriptions.
Tho object Of the associa-
ton shall be to protect the inter
ests Of the taxpayer aud prevent
waste and Extravaganza aud care.
lesn handling Of tax payers mon
eys, aud that all improvements Of
q public nature for which the tax
payer N compelled to assume liza.
billty shalt receive the attention
Of this ASSOCIATION for endorse
ment or rejection.
6.-The officers Of this assocla.
ton Oh all serve without pay and
keep record Of the proceedings
OF the meetings and all business
OF the association. The president
shall preside aud in his absence
the vice president shall call the
meeting to ORDER the secretary tc
answer all COMMUNICATIONS and
Ale away al papers connected
with the Dueiness Of this asaOcla
ton: the treasurer to receive al
subscriptions and liquidate all ~
debt edness Of the association
upon the approval Of the presi
dent.
7.-Thie association shall bt
non political, non partisan and d
public question connected Will
the interests and objects Of poll
tical parties or candidates shal
bo submitted a. official business
or considered at any meeting o
the association or executive
board.
After the adoption Of the abov'
constitution the assembly proceed
ed to elect itH officers, which re
suited 90 follows
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-04-26
THE LARGEST MAGAZINE IN
THE WORLD.

TODAY,S MAGAZINEij tn larg
est and best edited magazine pub
lished at soc per year. Five cents
per copy at all newsdealers
Every lady who appreciates a gooc
magazine should send for free
sample copy and premium catalog
Address, Today's Magazine, Can
ton, Ohio. %
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-04-26

Heartburn is a symptom Of in
digestion. Take "a dose of HER.
BfNE in such cyses. The pain dis
appears ffnstan1y. The bowela OPP
crate speedily and you feel fin
vigorous aud cheerful. Price so,
Sold>by EsTORGE DRUG co.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-04-26

tlat4.
The tiyie League held i.H t.an
lli -. int soutt,4 meeting Nnn.t4'i
ailnira.t II Tn. rs hah l'uttH
in he u,.nbtl4 nlad. haal ~
ralttemeutb in h. nplnit3t Nts4t
ot Ml4a ltfx ph.th ktlIeN rlatt.
Snp.,s ls.u ~ llen, /. tsnanlat
who VIII I,sluf. nlon h. "iIhl +
If Dom site Sel.ue" as . nrr,s
aaty h,an.t ni High Srh"nl
cnr,tAt ,;ias Kelley viii ap.nls
~ HE Iligh school Nndlioilnin
on Friday 1T toui n1Inrk and q
large attendance. especially of
the mol hers Of Iirgh school pu
pills ia expected
The Introduction oi Domestic
Science and probably ot Manual
training fo, til" hoys winch Will
form part III the High school
curriculum next session, ia \ dc
cihedly onward movement, giving
~ It will u very necessary tram
ing foi ont. children and keeping
ua .,breast ot other places where
these important hianehra are
highly appreciated.
While discussing this subject
I |
pleasure he record made by New
Iberia at the late meet 1T Lata
yette wheIe our city High school
scGred decided Triumph IN Ora
tory aud Music and to il great ex
tent III Athletics, whicl, should be
source Of ptlde to all Interested
IN oGr young people and ~ he
very able High School Faenlt,
which New Iberia possesses.
In the Athletic feats, whil,
Gneydan took til. cup, New lhe
ria missed II by two points only,
and proved to he graceful loser i
as they would have been good
winners, and dontless by he next
meet Neasra. Wallet an Gallla,,
who ao enthusiastically coached
our boys this year, will see To II
that they shall come out first in
1914.
The Grafton of young Hnlaney
exhibiting as il did the talent ii
the boy, who 40 ably represented
his class. was no less u tribute To
the untiring and competent train
ing of Miss Stone and Prof Wa
let Of the High Schooi corps
| The singing Of the IIigl, School
Quartet, which was considered
very far above anything ol it,
class IN the competition and
which won for each Of the palti-
cjpants- Misses IIebe,, and hi
CAN'T, Messis. Berard and De,
ValoourtN-a gold medal, gave tes
timOny to the valuable WORK IL
Music and Art. gwen by MiaH
Lizzie White teacher Of that DE-
partment.
The Civic League proud oi any.
thing which speaks to the credit
intellectual or progressive Of oui
City extends congratulations 10
our boys and girls and to on
High Schoo faculty.
The League also notes with
pleasure from III, New Orlean,
tapers the position Of honor nc
unired during the rpcent STATE
school Teachers Convention II
New Orleans, by Miss Lizzit
White and Prof. Valet Of New
Iberia.
Encouraging reports were re
celved Of the interest evinced by
the children in competing for TIN
prizes offered by the League fo
home grown flowers This compel
tion will cnd during the Last weeI
of school and the prizes awarded
| The League urges the genera
clean NJ Of the city preparation
to ~ visit Of inspection by DIR
Bowling Of New Orleans who vii
be in New Iberia from April 2Jtl
to April 29lb.
The next regular meeting Of tn
lCivic Ltagne will take place o.
Monday May 5'h at 80 at th
Irregular meeting place.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-04-26
IBERIA'S SALT.

To Mr.. John Marsh Avery be
longs the honor Of beng the first
to discover al important rock salt
deposit in North America, and,
considering the size and magnl-
tude Of the deposit. this is NJ
small honor, says Gilbert y. Har.
ris and A. G. Veathch, State Geo.
logists. IN their report on tb'
"Geology Of Louisiana Part V.
page $40 This discovery was
made on May 9Th, 1862.
Mr.. Avery, in all probably, at
the time of his discovery little
dreamed Of the magnitude of b,e
important find. From recent 10
formation we gather the follow
ing tigares, which we believe to
be very trust worthy:
Tons
Shipments from the
"war times pits. 10000
From Old M,nes..... 700, ,OOn
/" Present Mines,
per wear. ........ 10000
TOT al shipments, from
discovery to the
present date. abOnt, 900 Wo0
Estimated Rock Salt
il. sight ..... 2 600, 900 O0t'
The deposit Of Rock salt u
know to hp over mile one Vat
hy Il mile and 4 half he other, T.,
over 1000 feet deep.
For III kinds 0f Printing 60 tt
3. n. MlILARD The psnte
~ the IBEHIAN Office.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-04-26

When the hands chap badly are
the skin .splits On tllsNiingsr tip
veryssr,otionv~is Dainsnl. BAL
LARD's SNOW LINIMENT puts !
end to the miarrv. One O. two
plidatio.,s beaIa~~HfY sorInas5 ar
restores th~nanda to sg1nd cnnd
tionA Price 25c, Soc 3fi 500 r.
bottiA
sold~hx RsT0koR DRUG CO
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-04-26

n fc NnRTn Bst - - snAenne
NOPE .srs.s 4 - Ns1ll,
4 r.uit :. u w II \ lslml
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-04-26
the CIVIC LEAGUE
touerai,lIata4 Huh "ehoaI
\ laltHtE

! ree4 Preparations far ~
bowling \l#ll IT ln ptg
tlntf.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-04-26

The secretary then read the
Petition, add, esspd to the Mayor
and Board Of Trustees, which pet
,tion was also adopted without Oh
iectlng voice. A copy OF the petl
tjon follows
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-04-26
OFFICERS

EXECUTIVE BOARD:
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-04-26

For III kinds of Printing 60 r.
3. n. MlILARD The P.snts
~ the IDERIAN Office,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-04-26
TO THE HONORABLE THE MAY
OR AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES
or THE CITY OF NEW IBERIA !:

The undersigned respectfully
present, that they are tax payers
81 the City Of New iberia, and as
such are parties interested In the
proposition to lay about thirteen
md one--half (I3 1-2s miles, Of &C.
ment sidewalks and curbing, with
n the City limits, which walks arr
proposed TO be laid at the expense
81 tho abutting property holders.
They represent that the cost of
layinR said walks will b. . heavy
charge On the property holdera.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-04-26

After the adoption Of the above
constitution the assembly proceed
cd to elect its officers, which re.
suited 90 follows
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-05-16
No. Six-Sizt,y-Six

This is a prescription prepared especially
for NAL ARIA or cAiLLS 4 FEVER;
Five or six doses will break any case, and
if taken then as tonic the Fever will not
return. II acts on the liver better than
Calonei and does not grippe or sicken. 2oc
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-05-16

Grandma Jones, and her grand
daughters, the Misses Helen, Francis
and Marian Funk, who are attending
the Welsh Schools, spend Saturday ana
Sunday with relatives in Iowa.
r L. Garlic, proprietor OF the Para
pon Ice Cream Parlor, who mad been
Under treatment in New Orleans
hospital. returned to Welsh Sunday
much improved in health,
Fred VOORHEES,, of Lafayette, former
" CONNECTED with the Insurance
department of the Calcasieu Trust &
Savings bank of this place, Was busi
ness visitor here Tuesday.
Eloi Hebert was transacting business
lin the parish seat Tuesday.
Jesse Buckingham, manager OF The
Buckingham Garage of this city, was 9
business visitor in Jennings Monday
S. Goldsmith of Jasper Texas, spen
/ several days here the first OF the Weei
i visiting his brother.in.laW, R. Smith.
| Wade F.. Plauche, of the Insuranc
ldeDartment of the Calcasieu Trust
Savings Bank of this city was transact
inc business in Lake Charles, Tuesday
Clopha Benoit went to Lafayette
Wednesday to look, UP a bunch G
cattle that he expects to purchase.
A. r. McBnrney shipped car of ia
cattle to New Orleans, Wednesday.
When in need of Painting, Pape
i, Hanging or Decorating let me figur
on your work. ASHLEY MURPH
!. welsh. La. slit.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-08-08

owner expects it. Fine engineering has limits
For the past four years Howard f. Coffin and
his able engineers have given their best to the
HUDSON. Last year they brought Skies
pretty close to perfection. So close that the
HUDSON Six jumped in one year into the
foremost rank among Skies.
These men have worked out in this new
model car a vast number Of minor engineering
improvements They have added scores of new
mechanical features-some of them quite i'm
portant. But we never expect to build
much better chassis than we built in our last
years Six
This years advances lie mainly in beauty, in
comfort. in convenences. in room. We have
combined the best in lines. finish and equip
ment with the best in engineering. We have
succeeded in making the HUDSON Six the
masterpiece it is.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-08-08
Now the Ideal Car

We now feel that this HUDSON 81 offers the
utmost in every wanted feature. 1t has the
staunchness of steel PulImans. 1t has the com
fort Of Turkish lounging chairs. 1t has the
speed Of express trains. 1t is free from all the
troubles which annoy the inexpert.
No man knows how to build car more