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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-14
King Albert Impressed
by French Hospitality

BORDEAUX, Oct liking AL
bert, of Belgium, has sent the follow
ing telegram to President Poincare:
II am profoundly touched by the
hospitality so cordially offered by
France to the Belgium government.
and by the measures taken by the
government of the republic to assure
our full independence and sover-
eighty.
1--WE wait with unshakeable conf
dence the hour of common victory.
Fighting side by side in just cause.
our courage shall never fail US.
dent. in my unaltcrable affection,
(SIgned) ALBERT"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-14
DR.. Bachofner Is Reelected
President of Technical Society

DIR. X. Bachofner was reelected
president of the Newark Technical
Society at the annual meeting of that
organization last night in Achtel-
Stetter's restaurant. in Broad street.
Other officers elected were as fol-
lows z. w. Zeh, vice. president; w.
Riehl. corresponding secretary; A.
Ludewigs. recording secretary, H.
Hoppe, treasurer, and G. X. Kaiser,
sergeant -at-arms.
X. Ledig, f. n. Nickel and John
Kaulke were elected trustees of the
organization Various reports were
submitted and passed upon. and mat
ters of interest pertaining to the So
ciety were discussed.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-14
NoI-Pros Complaints, :,
Then Take New Charges
Against Vailsburg Youths

Eight young men, whose ages
ranged from eighteen to twenty-five
years old, were arraigned on a serious
charge in the Court of quarter SEES
sions before Judge Osborne today.
When the complaining witness, Eliza
beth Vidarzeny. nineteen years old,
and DR.. J. Henry Clark, police de-
partment surgeon, had testified, AS
sistant Prosecutor Andrew Van Blar-
com asked the court to nol-pros the
complaint.
Judge Osborn did so. Then accusa-
tions of a less serious nature were
made against three of the eight:
Henry Epple, 80 Dassing avenue;
John Hasenauer, 1877 Sixteenth ave-
nue., and julius Gordon, $50 South Or
ange avenue. They pleaded guilty
and were paroled until next Monday,
when they will>appear for sentence.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-14
Novelty Party Enjoyed

A novelty party was given last night
night by Hollywood Lodge, Daughters
of Scotia, in the Bank building,
Washington avenue and John street.
Belleville. Vocal and Instrumental Sc
lections were given and dancing and
games were enjoyed. Miss Leisha
Peterson, Mrs w. M. Wylie, James
Mellis, John Boag and Miss Edith
Diamond were among those who en-
tertained. James Wallace, Of New
York, presided. -Fhe prize winners
were; Nail-driving contest, James
Rooster; hat-trimming, Miss Blanche
Balm; donkey game, Miss Belle Reid;
rag matching, Miss May Sheppard.
Mrs r. b. Ferguson was chairman of
the committee in charge of the affair.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-14
Reprimanded In Police Court,
Youngsters Fail to Go Home

Reprimanded~ and discharged from
the Kearny Police Court following
their arrest Monday on charge of
having stolen ounces, Harry Barr
and Joseph Reeves, both of Jersey
City, have not been seen since they
left the Kearny police station Mon
day night. The Kearny authorities
were notified today of the fact the
lads had disappeared.
The youngsters were arrested by
Bicycle Policeman James Hailes after
they had taken ounces from the yard
at the rear of the homes of p. F.
Benthein, an Arlington newsdealer.
Two other boys, who were with Barr
and Reeves, managed to escape The
Kearny police will keep a lookout for
the pair.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-14
Nathan and Mari Plead
Guilty to Book Frauds

NEW YORK. Oct. 14.-Romeo W.
Nathan and Edward ]. Mari. two of
the defendants charged with defraud-
ing wealthy booklovers out of nearly
$10,000,000, today entered pleas of
guilty in the United States District
Court.
men who were connected with the
Anglo American Authors Associa-
ton, which the Federal authorities
claim sold supposed valuable vol
umes for excessive sums. The eight
men are charged with illegal use of
the mails.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-14
Gas Tank in Edison Factory
Building in West Orange
Explodes With Little Damage

A gas tank in a building OF the
Edison factories in Alden street,
West Orange, for supplying heat to a
section of the manufacturing depart
ment, exploded this morning, but did
little damage. No one was hurt. The
West Orange fire department was
summoned. but there was no blaze.
The noise caused quite a little ex-
element in the various buildings of
the big plant, but the employees
quickly returned to their places
when they learned there were no
serious consequences. The four win
dows in the building, where the tank
was located, were smashed. The
cause of the explosion is unknown.
The damage amounted to about $500.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-14
MILLBURN

The men of St. Rose of. Lima's
Church will hold a euchre and dance
tonight in the school hall.
Charles Barker, assistant cashier of
the First National Bank of Millburn,
is confined to his home in Maplewood
with an attack of Indigestion.
Marshall Geer, of Old Short Hills
road and Jefferson avenue, Old Short
Hills, sailed yesterday on the steam
ship Lusitania for England, where he
viii spend several weeks on a bust
ness trip.
The Miilburn Building and Loan
Association will meet tonight = at
Yaux Hall Inn.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-14
Russians Sink
Two German
Submarines

PETROGRAD, Oct. 1.-THE fol-
lowing official communication was
issued by the Ministry of Marine
last night:
According TO complete reports re-
ceived from the chief commander of
the Baltic fleet, our cruisers attacked
by German submarine boats on Oc-
tober 10 and II sank two of the sub
marines
The sinking of ehe two submarines
occurred in the engagement that re-
suited in the loss of the German
cruiser Pallida.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-14
BOYS Admit Theft

SFec1af to the Evening btar.
TRENTON, Oct. 14.-George Nes-
tor, eighteen years old, and Patrick
Delaney, nineteen years old, were
arralgned for sentence before Judge
Haigbt today in the United States
Court. They pleaded guilty to steal
ing electric switches from cars in the
Lackawanna yards in Jersey City
Sentence was suspended until their
records are looked into.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-14
Cholera Sconrge Likely to
Hamper Armies in Galicia
BY the Associated Press.

PARIS, Oct. 14.-A dispatch to the
Havas agency from Rome says:
Ceases of cholera are multiplying
rapidly In Galicia, Transatlantic ana
North and East Hungary. The fear
Is EXPRESSED that the disease will
prove serious menace to military
operations"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-14
Pastor Called Third Time

officials of the First Methodist
Church, West Orange, have called
Rev. Karl X. Quinby, pastor for the
past two years, to q third year as
unanimous and the congregation are
hopeful Of the popular clergyman's
return when appointments are made
next spring.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-14
Havre People Welcome
Belgian Government
BY the Associated Press.

LONDON, Oct. 14.-A Reuter- dis
patch from Havre says the members
of the Belgian government arrived in
Havre at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening
and were received by the minister
of marine and the local authorities.
Military honors were rendered the
Belgians, and the populace gave
them an enthusiastic reception.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-14
General Marcot, Former
Governor of st. Cyr School,
Reported Killed in Battle

LONDON, Oct 14.-The Exchange
Telegraph Company has given out
dispatch from Paris saying that Gen
eral Marcot. former governor Of the
famous French military school Of
Saint Cyr and one of the best known
of the French generals. has been
killed in the fighting in the neighbor-
hood of Arras.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-14
Quake Rocks Kingston

KINGSTON, Jamaica. Oct. H.-A
2:15 o'clock this morning. IT lasted
ten seconds. Two lesser movements
followed. No damage was reported.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-14

These annoying and embarrass-
ing troubles can easily be over
come. Here is the quickest and
surest remedy known. Two ia
blespoonfuls of Calocide COM
pound in warm foot bath" gives
Instant relief. Don't endure foot
ment corns and callouses can be
peeled right off and sore bunions
reduced. II acts through the
pores, removing the cause. Large
box of Calocide twenty-five cents
at any drug or general store. Pre-
pared at Medical Formula labora-
tories, Dayton, Ohio.--Advertise
ment.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-14
BANKER HAD NO LIGHT, FINED.

John Marshall, a banker, of 100
Harrison street. East Orange, was
arrested In West Orange last night
by Patrolman DAILY for running his
automobile without lighting his
lamps. Recorder Mclaughlin fined
him 49,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-27
0eutfGe YorRspsrfa rfammfung
aoq III gnag6 alnaB IaQn!l 'gI'!aiG
Snrnlallc itatt.

Sn Der Central 5urn9aGs, 14o7
8alnut Strabe, piro am Nontas
abenb, q. 9tpril, unter ben Qluipis
sien Der bisiigen forti9rittIi6sn beuts
f6en @ereine Serr 4rofeffor Grnii
llnt.rmann aus Galifornien einen
@ortrag iibsr oas Sbema Der Qufs
fti.g Der 4rbsitsrtIaiIe" balten. Serr
1lntermdnn Ioa elmer Der beiten beuts
i6en 8oltsrsOner in Qmerita isin, Der
Iein gubIifum burd1 feline le6rrsid.
unb irtersFants @ortrugspeiIe gu
feiIeln perits6t. Gs oiirfte ii6 alfo fir
bos bieiige Deutid1tbum, bauptid9li4
a6er fir oi. oeuti9sn 2lrbeitsr unb
syrauen lobnen, bieIen @ortrug gu 90
rem. Ger @tntritt lit frsi. Die
Stabtepersinisuns Der bisiigen beut,
f9en 4r6eiter @eIungoereiHe pirb
Bel oieier @elesenbeit nit sinissu
iASnsn GrsibeitsIi,osrn aufUattsn.
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sanner.apnsert i'm Cbepn.

2ie ans 6e,n Serlpegb W2dnner'
dor, 6em 9eutiHen ling. 9lrbeiter'
WtGnner6or lno Dem Geutihen ling.
9lrbeiter Gamen9or beItebenoe
Gtubt.8ereiriglng gibt am Sonntag,
8. @lai 1914, i6r erItes groBes Sic.
ber.aon5ert. Gin eritfLoiiiges Gre.
9rantm lit oufgeiteGt, beitebenS in
goIfs. ltno 6reibeitsIie6er. MGnner.
horcn, Coils ln0 einem Gamentor.
@cioe MGnnerd6re, ionie ouh Der
Gomenhor, boben ii6 9roBe MiiDe
seseben, Die 2ieOer gut ein5uihl6e.
re. Serr 9Iuql1it &o6emunn, Elm aus
ge6eidnetcr @}uIifcr, 2ebrer unS ia.
bigger Giriaent. lit ser GbormpiIter
Der orei @crcirc itno Ser Gtdote-8er.
einigung, un0 inter 6eiien 2eitltna
Diiriten golB geoiegene 2eiItunqen
5it ertparter iein. Gas &on3ert ieI6It
lit 0eoad]t als Maifeier, 5. f. als Der
intcruationnle g(rbeiter.Geiertag oes
fortihrittlid) qeiinnten @roletariots.
Cider lit, 6ab Der 9eiu6 6ieier
5eicr iidl iiir Se6ermann Iobnen
DirO, ino sic 9eilIher cinen genitB.
reitbcn gfndmittag oerIeben iperben.
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emma Don Staatru.
Cliff Marahrsns,

Der sublreihsn SIiiffe. Seen unb an
berer 9epdiIer lit Don iebsr eiHe
Gieblinesiose oes nunmehriaen baneris
ihen aonigs 9uoipia III. oetpeien.
S6on .ludbreno Der langen Sabre Der
RsgentinaIt beg perelpiaten prinares
oentsn auitpOlO. dIs 2bronfolaer, 1T
Sonia gubpil iiir bic sSbee. DON ntren
gtusiiihruna er lid cine fusientlidle
9ermebruna bss glutiOnal Rei6s
tbums peripridt. aui's Ddrmite eins
eetrsten nnb bat oafiir eifria propa.
oaHoa aemaft.
Ssrum ataeu 9ipbteritis.
Berlin. 26. 9lpril. 9(ui Der
CUR 3eit in 8issboben itatifinben IA.
auna fir inHsre Webisin bat 4rOf.
Or. Gmil glooli BON Sehrina. Der ber'
porraaenoe Toridsr oui bsm 9ebiste
Der Sniettionsirantbeitsn uno 3rGGcr
beg mcbiainiidsn Robel gIreiies i'm
Sabre 1901, iosbeH bas Gr9ebniR
sablreiter nit BEN Don ibm enioeditn
S.rum osasn 9ipbterie uordsnommts
Hen Stuhimpfunasn betanni qeaeben
Cant ben Wliibeilunaen bes bodls
ana.icbeHsn MsoisiHers bat iih lein
SsilmitisI niht nur a!s oolltonmen
unidGoli+ srpieisu. es BAT iih aud
gejeigt. oaB ss ein abiolut iiterss uno
supsrIdiiioes 9orbeuounasmitiel oeasn
bic a.iiir6tete arnn.hsit III. 4ebRlid
nie bic Nirtuna Der 2nmpbe ais
@prbeugunasmitisl aessn Voden 1T
bi. beg gebring Ssrums sessn
Gipb.eris.
Die glusfiibrungen prOf. Or. bon
gehriHas ,rr.oien in 9rsii.I ieiner
JofaenoiIen bas b6tits Sntsreiie,
unb Dem unermiibli6en Toritsr ipur.
b. BON Der perfammsli.n aersteiduft
r,if,sr g,ifalI fir i.in. 9ienite i'm IN.
tert1Ie Der asiunbsn pie Der iranisn
Menitheii aesoIlt.
Der bsutf6e 9sneralton'
ful in Rem gor. stbrt.
Berlin, 26. 2(priI. Cine glnsFs
t.nnung i.insr sbGtisteii als @srtre.
i.r bes 9eutiten Rsi6ss in gisip gort
III Serrn. .gen.raItoniul Or. g. Sorit
GaIde Sutbeil eeiporben. inoem ibn
Der gbaratter einss Gebsim.n 2ssa'
tipnsratbs p.rliebeR fpuroe.
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llngariidier @emcrbeuersin.

Der 0eutfa llnsuriite Generic
llnterit. @erein psriammeIte iia oers
qanasre Wode i'm Sauptquartisr.
1923 Race Strabs, unter 9OriiB oes
9rGfibenten Wi6ael Carer unb Der
grptotolfiibruna bes Setretdrs Rid
air6. 3ipei Mit9lieber purbm als
trant oemeloet unb bag iiblife Sran.
ten9elb purbe angeluieien. Die Ssrren
Sobn qfiitsr, Soief Mdner unb p.ter
9irA purben uls nsue WtitsIisoer
aufqenommen uno 5ranI Sen3 puroe
CUR MitgIieoIAaft OorgeidIagen. Der
9erein bsi6loB, iid an Der antispros
bibttioniitiihen Sunogebuug ON %.
Wlai torporatiD 3u betbsiligen uno NIT
Der Ta6ne unb Der @ereinstapeas in
Der Ddrabe mit5umori6isrsn. Die
Gtnnabmen betruoer $31.37 unb bic
Qusgaben $42.42. 9as @srsinspsrs
m0gsn betrGst $2114.40.
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Steuersabler

I'm Steueraabler @ersin finbei
om Wlittpo4, 90. 2tpril. in ben
Stunben Don 8 ubr Ra6miitaos BIS
8 llbr 2tbenos i'm 9auptquartisr an
Der Court uu0 Walnut Strabe Die
Ieupabl BON a6t Sireftoren itutt.
0as aus ben Serrsn =. =. cacob,
Bm. e. Mueit unb SSreo. 9unter be-
itebsnoe Determinations &ommtttse
bat bic Folaenben &anoibuten aufass
iteqi: SEQ. +. @enbet, pbilip 8.
Bitter. s. W. Tsnn.r. $. 3. Qtttns,
gbarles g2idels. u. 6. GilIiaan. Dm.
8. 9untman. Soispb 8uhr, Or. Mm.
9. 8robberasr. Treo. 9loms. sSo6n u.
Gline, Somuel Gohsh. Or. 8. s..
GOtt, cSobn s.. Camping. aepHarO
Bauer unb g. y. 8eirHe.
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3d&er @ewer6e
6err Charles audeHbud fir iiIni'
sigiabrisc WiitsIieOidGit geeBrt.

Die 9eriammIung oes 2lqgemsinsR
9eutIhen Bidder 9eperbepereins, bic
ON Samiiag glbsno in Der Qlrbeitsr.
halle itattidno, erbielt oaburh einen
feitliheu 2lnitrid, bab Elm peroiehit=
Dolle5 UlitQIieo aeebrt fpurbs. IS mar
6err Charles 9udeHbuh, Der am "a.
2lpriI 1864 in ben Yerein aufssnoms
men unb oemielbsn brOden
fiinf3ig Sabre lang angeb0rt Serr
&uteHbua iab 3tpur nod Elm Sabr
attipen 0isnit i'm girgertrieg, belt
aber feline WiitgIieoI9aft aufredt.
Seine 5rsue uno feline pislsu guten,
Dem Yerein qsIeiitetsH 9isnite tpurben
anertannt, inoem bsrfelbe inn sinen
slsganten WprrisitubI itiftets, Der ibm
OOn 6errH Sobn S6aeTsr nit einer
beraIihen gHiprate iib:rreitt tpurbs.
Rah SdluB ber @stiammIung fanb
oann eiH iSsitefen 3u gbreH oss Sus
btIars itatt.
S5n Der Sibung lam aud Die gins
laouuQ CUR Sbeilnabme an Der IHtts
probibitiOHs Generalization am 22.
Mai 3ur Sprdhe. Der 9ersiH tdnH
aIs folder on Der paraoe nidt tbeils
nebmeu, benu Der 5reitog 1T fir bic
Mlitglisoer Der aHgsitrsngteits arbsitss
tag. IS Duroe jsooh bei6Iohen,
cine TabnsnpioifiOn gu cntienbsH uno
bic SSruuen nsbit SObHsn unb 504s
tern iOQsn OeruuIabt perosu, Der
@srIummIuns in Der Ruiitbaas bsis
3upobnen.
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El6blidJ eeIturben.

2ln Der Chapel unb BRETON Ctr.
brad Der 81 Sabre alte Reger Sam
Smitb plDblih bslpuBtlos suiammen
uno leiitete Or. 8auqbs benz Maune
!6ilfe. Smith DerItar6 unter ben
SduOen bes 4r5tes unb purOe bic
Geld. nd1 Der Wobnuna bes @erftrrs
tsusn. Ee. 2S2a DteitDa Gtrabe ss.
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Ser Wibratbens
Gpraen2"

yQllio Sein aeltsiter ma6t Dir
Sorgen2"
.Sa, ia - unb tpie prddtis lieb iid
her Suuse cls ainb an Wtit bier
sSabrsn bolte sr mir meiH Bier iiber
Die '@diie, nit a3t Subrsn !onnt' man
ibn i4On ins asihamt iaidsH - uno
isssa!1 -
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Die pier 0itIiten &Iubs Der gutips
naIIigo ipisIten 9eitern ni6t. Seute
Nadmittu9 5peites SpieI Der STie
3niiben unIern .Rsbs" uno ben g..
2puiier oaarbinGlen". glniang 9 llbr.
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sOOeS.auseisen.
eiarb am samfiaa. ben 20. WpriI 1914
Wtio Wsp.r,

meier, IN iciner seobniiiia, 30. s2ig Columbia
ginnb, Caleb, i'm slier bon 20 Sabrsn. 4
wionnfen iinb . Ilaeii. Die gseroipn1a ilnbei
inti bonn Irnuerb0nie ans am 2ichiing. ben
". april. I'M 2 libr Gddmiiinss. u
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SaiesSau.

gu benz seitrigen eriten Spiele eire'
biertG9igen Ssrie 5rpii6en unIsreu
,4eos" unb ben ct. Coulter rSaroi'
nGlen" i'm bieiigen Reblanb 5ielo bat
ten iib iiber 5000 3uidauer eingefln'
ben. Sur Sebienung unieres ge'
Ibiibes fungirten Sdleuoerer ylng'
ling uno 5Gngsr GIarte gegen Salle'
reip. 8ingo fir bic 9sgner. LINER
Sanger Glarte wurbe nd9 bem fiinl
ten @anae ourd @on5ales ub9eIoIt,
lpGbreno Der aononier ym9ling bis
sum Gnoe bts Spieles duf ieinem 4Sps
ten perbIieb. Die Ct. Npuiier Bat
terfe lpuroc nnd BEN 7. @ange ourd
6opper reip. Sniocr erieBt. llnIere
Slnqens qelpannen bas Spiel, ipeil
iie i6ren 8egnern ouf. ollen Puntten
bes Samples, beIonpers in Der Der
t9eioigunQ iiberIegen lparen. Sic
madbten 7 9reffer lnb ipieIten fe9lcr"
los oegen 5 5reffer unb 2 5ebler her
&arbinGle. Yin9ling bate quite aons
troQe iibsr ieinen BAH unO erbielt erits
tluifise llnteritiiBuns i'm 5elce. Die
,nHeos" baben jeBt bier SpieIe gslpon.
nen uno Iets perloren, pas ibnen Ell
nen qro5entiaB pon 400 Quntten unO
2tnreht auf ben bierten pIaB auf Der
&angiiIte. gleih3eitig nit Chicago uno
Ct. 2ouis, aiebt. QtIs S4iebsritter
funqjrten SOhnitone unb Guigler.
Die gefri9sn SpieIe:
Cincinnati 100000 OO*-5
CT. Qouis ....1O00001 1902
qitsbura OOOOOOO24-6
Gbicogo 0O00O40O0-4
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NeutIid.

gieiien6er gum Sausfnedi): ySier
baben sic ein fIeines IrinfgeIo fiirs
'Stieielpnsen."
@atten Der Serr ni&t sipei Stie.
ieI2"
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Gli(abttha asutr,

acborene gsolt
i'm ss. qebcnssnbre. Gic Acii Der 9ecrbiaung
lprb iDaier beiann pelngdis
II Lie iraatrnDeH Giuitrblitbtntn.
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etnrb ant eunlriaa. seH 20. aprii 1914
Gnthiniifnas nm : ilbr 80 9liinnien, N ibrei
ggobnunl SO 231 ehiniic Sit1lie, MI sln
burH uiiicrc tunlft qelfebtf Oniiiit Iub Mlu,tcl
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brd6t. Ser Coroner itellte felt. naB
Der Nceer zines natiirlt6en Spbes ae.
itorbeu lit.
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Daltba(ar CAsrI.,

IN feiicm So pebcnenbre Gte @ccroinunn
iinbci iinti an Hiciliinn. ben 2s. Npril Yqprs
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-15
HARRY LAUDER LOOKS
OVER FORD FACTORY
Y EAR

DETROIT, Mich, Feb. Hilary
Lauder, the famous comedian from the
land Of heather, oatmeal and bagpipes,
made thorough inspection OF the great
factory Of the Ford Motor company,
Detroit, the other day and whatever is
the Scotch equivalent of 'This is some
plant, Mr.. Lauder used it in paying
his respects to Mr.. Ford.
MIR. Lauder was accompanied by his
wife, his manager. William Morris, and
his band of Scotch pipers dressed in
kits, and the presence of this rather
picturesque party stirred up consider
able excitement in Highland park. In
fact SO impressed was the motormun OF
a Woodward avenue street car when he
saw Nj. Lauder, Mr., Ford and the gay
pipers Inspecting the exterior OF the
plant that he forgot he was about to
cross the railroad track, and Just cs
capped a crush with a freight train by a
matter Of inches.
Mr.. Lauder $ pipers gave Que Of their
shril and cXhilarating concerts In the
lobby of the Ford office building to the
delight Of all who got within hearing
distance, Then.under the personal guild.
ancc of Mr.. Ford, the comedian and his
pipers made tour OF inspection
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-15

Speedwell agency handles the Wagon
halls Delivery. Il three.wbeeled type Of
delivery vehicle that is rapidly becom-
ing popular and which is already fa-
miliar sight on the Salt Lake streets,
More about the Speedweil can he found
elsewhere IN the automobile section.
The Maxwell Will be better repre-
sented in the iutermountain country
this year than ever before. Marshall
S. johnson, two well known residents
of Utah and Idaho, respectively, have
taken the agency for this line, The
Sicgel Auto company will handle the
territory contiguous 10 Salt Lake as ii
subagency for The general distributors,
who Will make their headquarters with
the Siegel company at 69.7l Auto row.
The Reliable Motor company, loca ted
at 30 West Fourth South street, is the
agent for the well known Oakland car
Prospects for the Oakland line are bet
Ter than ever this year, according to
Manager Nightingale. The Oakland line
has some exceptionally attractive mod
els for 1911, with many Improvements
over former years.
The Spiker Electric Garage company
is handling the Baker electric, a car
which is growing rapidly in popularity
among buyers of the intermountain
cities. Complete facilities for recharg-
ing batteries and handling all kinds OF
electric car repairs are offered by the
Spiker company.