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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-12
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nur nod cine 8ode lGnser
balten.

l4 acnItantinopel, ~. WtGr5. -
'3sbufri paifa, Der tapiere 8ertbei.
|4iaer BON glorianopel, bat oil feline
sPorgeietten oobier eine ornbtlois
'ipepcid)e geianbt Iout pelder es
PPM immosIib lit, iid Idnser OILS
jinc gSohe 5n balten. Wonoteloua
bat er ben slugriiien uuo Oem idlue-
zen 9elaesrimssseihiib Der uerei.
shiaten gmanren imo Serben Stano
0kebdIten; ictt iino ibm Die glab.
fimasntitteI mo Wlunition ausse.
9annaen imo er bat eingeieben, 0nb
S!1n9erer Wioeritano &obniinr
Sp1re. 2ronfbeiten, namentlid aber
Jcie Mubr, boben utter ben &rltppen
Jgrobere 9eripiiihngcn onseriAtet,
}ipie Die augeln Der 5eiitoe. Sbufri
woihn foroart feline gorgeiesten
1'.niii, ooB enhpeoer bon ben Siha.
,'HoIbid3a. a.geieitigumsen gntias fom.
%%..f ooer ibm Dos ged)t gegeben
sa a roe, nit oen sSeinoen in Inter.
~ 80 foliirgen 5ipeds lle6ergabe Der
s;p turg 81 treten.
" Die llnrihen, ipeIhe tuasen Der
Ermoroung 9la3im 9oida's inter
8citiem eroben 9beil Der tiirfiiden
3Yepolferlmg ousgebroden iin6, mol.
Hen iih nidt Iegen. glnl1Blid elmer
thier bente obseboItenen @eoGdt.
hiisfeier 5u Gbren yaa5im gaida's
kfIehte Der Die 5eisrIi6feit IeitenOe
yTeriptid) Die Rahe bes Siumels
ldif Gieienieen berab, meI6e 2a5im
lsrmoroeten nO ben Sultan iaIif
Hberietben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-12
@ullten g3eaer linden.

Ser 9eeger 6. 8. Clemens ipar
in GROCER @efabr, naa iiiOIiden1
gorbiIo Der 2pn6iuIti8 gum Spfer
au faIlen. Der Sdtpar5e bate gde
19. uno Safion cine 9faiiesenoiiin,
@Ipa Wcgloans, nieoergeidlaser
imo fubr tros Der 1rQteIte Der itnt-
Itebenoen Menge fort, auf oos biilf.
loie @eib in brrtaler @eiie Ios3u
idIaser. gtur feline 5iudt in cir
Saus betpabrte i'm oanor, ntogli'
ferpeiIe nufgefniipft 5u tper6en
benn Die 3ornrufe bes Mobs IieBar
bag SdIirnmite ertparten. SSSm $50,
li5eigeriht tDuroe er nit $25 nebIt
ben 8olten beitraft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-12
Or. ;sricbmann in 9aOntreal.

Montreal, Ganaoo, 12. Wtdr5.-
6sn benz giopal Goiporb eSnItitltte
gpirben bier Sc Sdninoiudtige bon
|Tr. 6rieomonn NIT feinem Serltm
|aein1ft. ginige Safe, BEL tpeldett
Vie slronfbeit bereits iotpeit oorse.
Written mar, oaB cine 9nr ausge.
fIoiien ipor, tpuroe BON Dem oeilt.
kn ar5t nif)t angenommen. llebcr
j, &lf3ig ger5te iunren 3engen Der
Observation-Disclosures imo ergineen
fid in Borten oes 2obes iiber Die
;FdidJe SeitIteIlimg Der bon 8r.
Nriaomnnn porsenommenen 9iag.
iofen unb Der @eifidli6feit, mit
elher CT Die Snitrlm1ente bano.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-12
Gtabtratb.

g[nIdBlih 6as 9lblabeits Ses fri.
beren Omaba 8iireermeiiters Cub
ing nabn Der Staotratb in ieinel
beutigen Sisung Srauerbeidliiiil
an, Die Der 5amiIie beg geritorbe
nen Sueeitellt uerben. Mapol
9ablmon reiGte cine 9roiiian5 eli
sipefs glnlenbirinig Ser @elparbe
itener Der &obIenbGnoIer. 9ie iteuI
MaBnabrne idreibt eine sSabres
itauer BON So fir ieoes @eidaft uni
cine iolfe BON ST fir ieOen @aset
ror. 9isber muBten Die Sdnolel
cine Steuer bon $25 6as Sabr Be
iohlen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-12
Strahenbabnmnsliid.
3uei geriOnen aetOOtct nnb iie6eu
anSere Derlebf.

Cincinnati ~. GGra.-9tn Ser
2uoIop uno Clifton alue, engIeiItt
Gin StroBenbabnipagen 1rno rmlrtf
geeen ein Saus;; 5tpei gerioner
ipuroen auf Der SteIle aetootet un>
iieben berlebt. 9as Bferb eines
raiten0en Boli5iiten ipurbe bor
berabfaGenbem @eitein getootet; bet
BoIi3iIt o6er e1tfan 1lnberlest
Shpere Steinc 6es @ab1ubes idlu,
gen bos 8eroed be8 StraBenbabn'
ipdgens elm, tpo6ur6 Die SSniaiIer
Gerlebungen arlitten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-12
@erinses Sutereiie an Sreibrief-
&pmmiiiiDn.

9as unertpdrtet geriftge Stttereiie,
ipel9es Die 8iirgeridaft Ser Sdaf.
fung zines neuen Sriebriefes fiir Die
Stobt Smabo bisber entgegen-
bro6te, lit audi BEL Ser geitrigen
@abl Ser &onnniIiionsniitglieoer
nidt beIebt tporben. gS ptr6en
,iur tper1ig mebr al5 5000 Stint.
men obgeseben, alio etrua Mir 20
9ro5ent Ger StintrtenItGrfe ser
Staot. Die @eipinner erbielteu
5000 uno Die 8erlierer 1000 Stint,
men, aIio bat itd ou6 feline iebr
nusgeiprodene 9ebor5uslmg 6ofu.
mentirt. 9as iogenannte Str
0aII Gifet" bat eetponnen 5. g.
Ser ginfluB Der itGbtiiden g6mini.
itration mar ftarf senug, uno oit
Geigung pieler 2eitte, fiir Die be.
febenoe atadt 5u itimmetl lit ebert
faGs in getra6t slt 5ie6en.
gta6Itebeilb bringen mir 6as SIC,
f,,Itnf nor 9lhItimn,itfe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-12

Giuc eiseuartise, ober bieGeihi
niht gon5 ltn5ntreffeit0e GusIeguna
Der ettpas orafelbaften gnoeutiunn
8rpans, baB er tpabrI6einlid) nidi
lange an Der Spise oes Staatsoe.
portements bleibelt tperoe, eiebt Scr
8oibingtoner &orreiponbent Ser
SEEM gorf 8ribiine. 8rpon bat be.
fanntli9 beitrittclt, BOB er BON Der
mogli1en ooer ipabriheinlfhell
9auer ieines 9lnttsterntinS eeipro.
den babe, a6er man l6eirlt ieinef
tobingebenoeu grflarilng 1T SD.
ibinqton fein groBes @elpid1t bei5tl.
legen. Wtan ltinutt bielrnebr, ipenr
ser &orreipon0ent SCI 2ribiitts glr
lulterridtet iii, nuh in bcnofro,
tiidjen &reiIen an, oaB 8rDait bod,
items ein sSabr ot Der Spise 0es
Staats6epdrtemeittS bleibett iltlf
oaB CT oieic 3eit beniiben ipcr0e.
oos 2dno bon Dem fouIerbntiper
Gborafter ieiner Bolitif Slt iibcrr
seugert oie 8efiirdtungen 5it ger
ltreuen, Die Die 9ropagieritng icinci
ra6ifdlen Soeen er5eugt bat. Dit
nGdlten Sabre tueroe er oaun DC.
niiten, feline 9lane fir Die oento,
fratiide geationaIfonpettiolt oes
ccsobreS 1916 reifsit 5li MAIDEN
grpan rebne Die @erpfIidtiiaa, oi
sic goltilnorer aonbention be5iig
Iih Deg eitntnligen GrafiOentidafts
tsrulill8 eingegangen lit, Ollrdaiii
ernIt, lrno iperbc oementIpreheni
oie INSTRUMENTATION @ilions i'm
ter alien ltlnItGnoeit befdntpfen. 81
rehne oaraui, Die gtoniination iclbJ
al erbalten imo aiitb, itah0em q
iid) nls Staatsiefretar belpGbrt ia
BE, getpablt gu iperoen oeun BAL
3ieI ieines gbrgsiaes iei nod ipi
Dor, als Gieger lit ons WeiBe Saul
ei13n3ieben. Waat mag iiber oil
SdIuBfolarungen bes @sip1brs.
ntannes Der 9ribune beiifeit, MAJ
man Mil, jeoenfalIS iino iic ben
Gbaraftcr grpans angepnft imi
als 9eitrag 8ur Gagssgeihid)te nidI
iaiatereilaat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-12
2cerite6cnSes Sans absc6rannt.

Gin lmbeipo6ntes, auf &ollan ite,
benoeS Saus on Der II. uno @race
StroBe, pelde8 teute natb einem
onOerer 9aupIabe transporirt tuar.
Ocn ioIte, brannte 9ienitag acsen
10 llbr glbenbS nie0er. Ofan gIaubt
bnB 8ranoitiitling borliegt. 9as
@ebGilOe bate einan 8ert6 Dor
$500 uno mar gigentblm por
SSaneS @belan.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-12
anflDinns bes GrntemaidJinentrnits

Ser 1ls rSitterndtional Saroe.
lter Gompanp4 bffdtnte SSsnbuitrie'
berban0, Der 10 5iemli6 ale 5abri.
fen bon 9lderboulllaidinen umo @e.
r1tbIdaiten unters seinem getpaltigen
Snt pereirigt bnt ioll auf anoro.
nung Der gunoesregierlng aufge.
loft tperben oa bic ean5e @eiddfts.
fii6rung uno Die gntitebung bieies
gepaltigen $ruits flar nno be1ttlid
gegen oaS Sberman'lde glntitrrit-
peieb peritoBt. Gin beiieres 8ei'
ipiel bon Der @erie6enbeit uno aol.
elatten slnpoiirntgsfdbisfeit Der
Sritits an Die ieipeiligen 8erbalt.
nilie fam es rliAt geben als bieien
@rntentaibinetitrllit.
0as vgurenit Of Corporations"
bat bur6 eingebenoe llnteriuduns
feltgeiteat, 6aB bic nsSS,ntertational
Saroeiter Company" feine tleue @e.
ieQldait it, ionbern burf Ser.
I6meI3ung Der beiben eroBten Sir
men oieles 2onbes, Der 9eering
60. uno Der McGorntif Co., ent.
Itono. Serr 8erfins, Der fnibere
Gbeilbaber oes sSinan8fiiritelt s.
IS. Morgan, mar Der IeitenOe @ailt
bel Der 9ilounq oe8 3rults u1o
lieferte Die notbigen @elolnittel.
9tber nidt genug oantit, apang
man oonn Die fleinen Sirmett, iid)
Dem 3ruit an3uidlieBen, penn tie
ni9t gei6aftlid) ruinirt tperoen
mollten. gor Der Seffentlidfeit er.
idienen oieie 5irmen ou6 ueiter.
hin oils ielbitltonoig, i'm cine Sol
Iiiion NIT Dem stntitrltitaeies 8u ber-
meioen. 8erner biitete man iif)
ipobl, aQe 5abrifnte 6urd oieialben
Gambler pertreiben sit laiien, ion.
bern pertbeilte iie inter redt ptele.
glu6 tpur6e oieien @dnolern i'm
glnfange Der greis, ben iie 5u reh-
nen batten, oireft porgeldrieben.
Spdter tpanbte man oann Die I'M,
ouffd1igere Wfatbooe Der 3uIen.
hung bon Ereislilten on. Der
3ruit bat fiir5lid cine Sbeilma III
stuei aorporationet1, Elm inlanoiide
rno cine ausldnbii6e, borgenom.
men. 9ies miro ober bon Ser gfe-
qierung lebielib ais i6laue llnge-
hung oes @eiebeS onaeichen. gs
iit feline g(uiloiune, uelde Die freie
aonfltrren5 mie0er berIteqt.
Sier in Smabd bat Die ltnterili.
dung begonnen uno 5tnar nit Ser
8ernebmung BON Sanolern in
gderbauserGtbidaften in gtebrosfo
nn6 Soma. SooieL IoBt iih ans
hen sltsiagen entnebmen, ooB Der
Grltit alle 0fittel antpanote, bic
SAMPLER ieinen .8ril,aipien geiiigia
Sll MAIDEN. gSenn Giniibiidtcrlme
nid)t 5og, 10 man0te man chen
lhlauere Wfittel oil.
Gin cnoeres beoeiitenoes Saftnnl
trat an Gage, ilamlih, oaB iait Der
9erihnlelslme menige ooer feline
GerbeIiernneen al Den @eratbihaf.
! ten porgenommen ipur0en. Wes-
hoIb iollte man alth @elo lmb
ptibe auI &erbeiierungeu anipen.
Sen, menn Der Sarmer feline @e.
r1tbe BON eineni gefpnltigen Iruit
fouicn nlB, Der tbotiahlidl Die
gelanluite Jabrifation fcntroqirt.
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geripnalien.

Serr Sol. S. Beter lit beute @or.
gen nod 2incoln sereiit, mo- beute
9adnlittag int Stntsienat Die
S6uIporIage oes Staatsberbonoes
Rebrasfa aur 8erbanolung fontutt,
'cegan pelde lid rnerparteter 8eiie
IN Der lesten Stlrnoe eine seipiiie
Gppoiitiou Seigt. Serr 8eter 1nn
Die anbern Witglieoer bas @oritan.
oes perben ibr 9lIles beriuden,
oie @egner ser 8orIage 5r beifpid.
tieen, ioboB Die 8orlage ongenom.
men tperoen tpiro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-12
Satrids.Sns als seietlider
syeiertaa.

g1ep g)orf, 12. MGr5. -9ic bie.
iigen sSrldnoer tuerben oarauf be-
iteben, oaB Der ct. 8atridstus als
Gin geieblider Seiertag I'M Staat(
geefp gorf erfIGrt iperbe. Cine oies,
be3iielide 8eiesoorlage miro in oei
2esislotur eineereidt iperben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-12
gtarb an sdllafindlt.

] ,Sslan6, 81, Il. W}dr3.
Igtoie Sapens, bic felt ocn
/ 81 Eogen in bleiernem
\ Iog, lit an Den 5olgen Der
sldlt geltorben. 8or IA Sab.
)ei lie 121 Gage lang inin.
In. sSrnu Sabens bate Elm
45 Sabren erreidt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-12
geridiebnna Der Grtraiitnna.

8aibington, 12, Wt1r5-HeprG.
iertant UNDERWOOD, Der 0enrofrati-
ide Siibrer 6as ltnterbauies, bai
BEN Grdiioenteu eriu6t, ben Gag
ser @inberuiung Der Grtraiitunq
bes aonsreiies, bonn 1. glpril nui
ben 7. april 5it oerlegen, ba bas
aomite fir WtitteI imo 8ese mebr
3eit bebiirfe, um oos neue Sarif-
qeieb ausjuarbeiten. Ser 9rdiioeni
miro ben 8unifJ ieSenfaGs beriif'
ii6tigen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-12
8etterberidJt.

Sir Snraba, Council gllifS ln6
ltmgegeno: 1tnbeitdnbig, ipobr.
i6einli6 gegen g(benos in,o Gon'
neritag; fein meientlider Serpera.
turtpe6iel.
Sir Nebrasfa: Oertlife Regeit.
f1lle 9l6enos ooer 9onneritag; ettpns
fGIter 0onneritag itno int iiiotpeItli'
fen 3beile glbanbs.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-12
Senre SdJnaubcr beranbt.
Ginbred1er 0rottden in Ser 3,

@inbreher 0raitgen IN Der 9td
rOn 9ienitag oltf Waitttpo1 in s
Sp. Sdnaliber'idle sSleiidbanoIlina
1906 ttor6lihe "a. StraBe, iprella.
Ten ben @eIOihranf ruo erbcutctcn
5000. Die &aheniprenger batten
Elm @interfeniter erbro9en ,ub iidJ
0urf oieies 3utritt 5n 6ent 9ofole
berIdafft. Damn rollten iie oen
&aiienihranf na1 Dem biilteren
Gbeil oeS 2obens uno iprenetet i'm
ntittels @lpcerin's. 9ie 8etonotion
tuurbe bon mebreren III Ser gtod].
baridaft tpobnenben 95erionen Der.
nommen; gtiemalto aber gab iid sic
@iibe, gtadforidun9eit anSuitellen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-12
Yrodcrreiniaen ,mo &

- Troderreinieen uno Jdr6en
nrer glrt nah neulter piiienidait.
Iiher Metbooe iino in allen Bran.
den bel Der Gdoeoiod Co., 407
iiioI. 15. GtraBe, Omaha. pbone:
Douglas 1921.
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aeluinneu bic ,,ssaiIen".

}, 9seb., 12. WaGr5. gei
IN abgeboltenen Spe5ial-
IiueIher es iih linn oNaB"
loden" banoeIte, geipanneu
IN NIT beoelltenber Mebr-
Il @eiuh Der Genrnep Wa.
Electric goiper Gompanp
llnnaung elmer Gerehtiame
boeIegut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-02
M'FARLAND THE LEADER
IN RING GENERALSH|P
Best of Any Class Since Cans
Was in His Prime,
Says White.
KNOWS EVERY FINE POINT
Veteran Referee Considers
Langford the Leading Heavy
weight-smith Lucky to
Win from Morris.

Packey Mcfarland, of Chicago, the wiz
ard of the roped arena, Is considered the
most finished fighter OF all classes in the
ring to-day, at least by Charley White,
the veteran referee White who has
refereed many of the most important ring
battles in this country, and who Is per-
haps the keenest judge OF pugillstic abil-
ity known. was asked by Tribune re-
porter whom he considered the best man
boxing to-day. Without hesitation he an
swered: Mcfarland"
'Packey knows more about the finer
points of boxing and fighting than any
other man l have seen since Joe Cans
was In the heyday OF his YOUTH said
White. II have watched him perform
time and again, and he uses more Of the
real inside work of boxing than any of
them.
His defence is practically impenetrable.
and II he elects TO lie back and stall,
which he rarely does. it is beyond the
power OF any man to hit him or feint
him into leaving an opening. With Nc
Il III DOAlH6 oStliio w w " A''N 'A''@NN
ure Of instructive ability and the auto
matte control of his muscles that has
brought about the perfect fghting man.
"He moves around in bout more than
| the average spectator thinks, but he does
IL I'm such a way. shutting and sliding
that no one but the man who Is boxing
him appreciates just how often Packey
shifts the range. Moreover he moves to
either side with equal ease ard swiftness
and so can avoid pu-ch that many an
other man would be forced 10 take.
ION the attack Mcfarland shows at his
best. He is straight puncher and fights
! after the style of Cans and the other
famous men OF the last decade. Coming
! out OF club in this city where 'Packey'
had met some opponent, ! heard a man
say: I can't understand Just how he does
Il. He never seemed to move his hands
more than five inches
That Is Just why Mcfarland gets the
results He starts his blows right from
position and never pulls HIS hands back
TO telegraph as IT is called In the ring
| This style OF straight hitting enables him
to beat the average fighter TO the punch.
Seldom If ever has Mcfarland been
known to swing a punch. but he gets
along better without swinging. SO would
other boxers II they realized II. Every
swing leaves an opening for counter,
and more men are knocked out after
missing swings than in any other way.
THE New York enthusiasts had a
chance to see Mcfarland really extended
| the night he met Matt wells in Madison
Square Garden 'Packey,' boxing as only
he can, battered Wells, who was then
lightweight champion Of Great Britain,
| from one corner OF the ring 10 the other.
Mcfarland on that night was the living
example OF perpetual motion. From start
TO finish he waged a fierce pitiless war
on Wells, driving him before him as chaf
Is driven by the wind. Lead after lead
'Packey shot out, but even in the heat
OF battle he never for moment left a
| dangerous opening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-02
Accessory Firms Will Be
Greatly in Evidence in Big
Motor Car Exhibi-
ton in January.

Preparations for the fourteenth annual
National Automobile Show, which ~ W
he held in the Grand Central Palace dur
ing the week OF January 3 to TO- uhde'
the auspices OF the Automobile Chamber
of Commerce, have progressed steadiiS
and on a scale which indicates strongly
that Manager s. A. Miles is endeavorihs
% make the forthcoming show the great
est in the history OF motordom. Even
with an increase of floor space. more than
n ooo souare feet over that OF last year
ovarv inch OF exhibition space VIII be
utilized. No.. 40
snaces have already been allotted 10
the members OF the Automobile Chamber
of Commerce and to the Motor ana Ac-
cessory Manufacturers. and while the eA-
bit,ts Of the members Of these two organ
izations will take up the bulk OF moor
space. 125 concerns which are not nleln-
hers of either OF the ORGANIZATIONS nav
annl,ed for and secured space at 'he
show. -, oors
Among these are several makes VI e" :,
tires. parts and accessories. Inc iis' VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-02
Epery Foot of Space Will
Be Used in Palace Show

exhibitors. however, is incomplete as yet
and when all the applications for space
are finally decided upon the list or eN-
bibitors will be record breaker
To those motorists who yearly atteho
IN. shows to see what is new In the nc
cessory field there will be many interest
ing novelties. This seasons fhiot OF
motor car accessories will be not only inc
most complete layout Of everything per
tanning to the motor car industry pu'
real education In motor car improvements
and refinements.
Mr. Miles is now giving considerable at
,ertion TO n plan for the decorating OF
the interior of the Grand Central Palace
The building. which is beautiful In itself
needs but little decoration, but 1t Is MI
M,Ies's intention to give the exhibits ~
beautiful and dignifed a setting as pos
sibe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-02
Woods Are Full of Would-Be
Stars, Says De Palma.
SPEEDWAY RACE THE GOAL
Track King Looks for Big
Influx of Foreign Pilots
in Coming Season.

Despite tho dangers attached TO the
career OF an automobile driver. II Is never
,beI,ss one OF the most crowded profess
s,ops I'm the world in proportion to the
onnor.unIties offered. and instead or
dIrnlnution in the number OF men VINO are
anxious 20 make a LIVING at the '".ine
business. II IL constantly increasing
RaIph de Palma. the dean OF motor car
drivers. and who has perhaps won mort
races than any other American pllo' oe-
Iieves that his business is one OF the most
exciting and profitable in the world ieaV-
ing out his Vanderbilt Cup experience III
Milwaukee.
"T, WAS the excitement OF race ana
tho elorv 10 be won that attracted w"
majority Of oldtime racing pilots be
Palma says. Conditions have changed
somewhat in recent years. Now u IL the
cash that the young man who enters 'ho
racIrr neId f. I'm search Of though II Is
onlv natural that ne should also wish 10
share I'm the glory OF victory.
"Races such as the 50O-mile contest Ut
the Indianapolis Motor Speedway result
,r bringing more recruits into the racing
canne than any other event that know Oh
For eight or nine months In advance VI
this race | am besieged with inquiries
from ambitious youths from all sections
y, tho country asking for Information
about the Speedway grind.
"circe 7 have been In Trenton superin-
tending the construction and overhaui-
d., % the Mercer cars have been In re-
ceipt OF number OF letters from yoNilo
fellows who want to Know TO" " 50
about learning to handle racing cars anu
how 10 obtain mount for the next oVo-
mile race. That they are AMBITIOUS so''
without saying. From their letters ohe
would think that all that was necessary
for the prospective speed demon was
10 walk in at the gate at Indianapolis a''u
announce that he wanted to drive d car
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-02
BOOSTS LINCOLN HIGHWAY
Canadian Urges Motorists of
That Country to Assist.

A. ]. II. Ekhardt. OF Toronto, has
written letter to w. g. Robertson, sec
rotary OF the Ontario Motor League, I'm
which he urges Canadians to assist In the
building of the Lincoln Highway. send
ing contributions to the national head
quarters in Detroit, because. he declares
the Lincoln Highway will benefit Cana
dams far more than residents in many
sections of the United States.
II have received from the Lincoln High
way Association a circular asking for s.
each from motor car owners 10 help build
highway from the Atlantic to the Pa
clfic. and asking: VIII you helpT MI
Ekhardt says: This IL a worthy enter
prise. I do not think there is Canadian
but who would appreciate making a trip
from the East to the Pacific Coast over
this highway. I myself have cent check
for s. and will take pleasure In riding over
II some time II everything stays well
we'll with me.
Outside OF that l appreciate the OPP
portunity 10 subscribe TO fund In mem
DRY OF such a grand man an Abraham
Lincoln, who was TO my way OF think
ing. one OF the greatest English-speaking
men ever born, the man who abolished
slavery in America. Think how Cana
dams will appreciate this highway. Auto
mobile owners In the Southern states. or
Michigan or Minnesota, have no more
right TO subscribe to the highway than
Canadians. Another reason why Cana
dams should appreciate this highway IL
because IT will be impossible for Canada
to build a motor highway with the rough
country to contend with between Toronto
and Winnipeg, conditions that are not the
same I'm the United States.
IL would like 10 see the Lincoln High
way proposition brought TO the attention
Of the different motor clubs OF Canada
and | feel confident the Canadian people
will look upon this subject IN very
generous manner Canadians will be
much closer 10 this great highway than
the average citizen of the United states.
/ am writing as a Canadian OF the sixth
generation, born within eighteen miles of
Toronto
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-02
HONEYMOON ON MOTORCYCLE.

Business and pleasures are to be com
b,ned in the cross-continent motorcycle
trip being made by r. J. Taylor. OF Port
land. Me. Taylor has just been married.
He has also just been assigned to duty
NJ n recruiting station at Bremerton,
Wash. His duties at Bremerton do not
begin for a month, and this time he has
free 10 spend OH his honeymoon So the
two have decided to make their honey
moon a motorcycle trip to their new
home. They expect TO cover the 5,oW
miles TO the coast I'm twenty-five days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-02
BIG Cash Prizes Swell
Ranks of Auto Drivers
in the big race to have drivers contract
10 hrnrnlrR

in the big race to have a drivers contract
forthcoming.
1T is the $4,000 in prize money that
is offered at Indianapolis for this yearly
race that has this effect on the would-be
racing drivers. To win one OF these
races means the taking down Of prize
Of $4,000, equal 10 years salary OF
many a bank president. and where is the
youngster who would not take Il chance
for such returns?
Until Goux, Guyot and the late Zuo-
arrell came over TO compete In TINS
race foreign pilots had an idea that the
$50. 900 I'm prizes for one race was
myth When / was I'm France for the
1912 Grand FriX one of the prominent
drivers there declared that he under
stood that IL was necessary 10 Kill sew
eral OF the spectators or some OF the
other drivers TO secure such large
prize I'm America.
with the reports that Goux has circu-
lated since his return to Europe AFTER
winning the last race II is likely that q
swarm of the foreigners VIII be seen IN
action here this year. However. their
invasion will not deter American re-
cruits from entering into the racing
ring"