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The state herald., 1914-08-07

and have at times caused estrange-
ment gravitation toward Germany.
bitter feeling against Russia. But the
blunders were personal blunders OF
bungling politicians. Russia has al
ways posed and often acted as the pa
tron. friend. and protector Of the Slavs
everywhere. and especially OF the Bal
kan Slavs. 1t has had and still has
its eye on its estate In reversion."
Constantinople. and It cannot hope to
plant Its flag there without the consent
and support Of the Balkan Slavs. 1t
is good "Pan-Siavism" to support Ser
via.
But in facing Austria. Russia con-
fronts not German power. but pow
er that is itself largely Slav. Slav
will thus be lighting Slav and the Ger
mans. whatever their colors. will be
fighting for slavs and with other Slavs
and postponing the realization Of tho
Pan.German ambitions and dreams.
Jealousy . Great Factor.
Here. then. is strange paradox.
but not the only paradox In situation
fun OF anomalies-anomalies insepara-
BILE from the very nature and complex
ion OF the Austro- Hungarian empire.
an empire. to repeat. that has been
held together quite as much by the
jealousies and differences OF outsiders
as by the dynastic and personal In
fiuence OF the Hapsburgs.
II Austria cannot and does not rep
resent German interests and German
culture In this fight. what is It fighting
for! Pan-Servian agitation did not
endanger Its existence. while the war
does. Its own Slnv elements at no
time displayed an inclination to ex-
change Its rule for that OF the car.
although they were not averse to US
ing Pnn.Slav slogans In order TO secure
better representation and larger recog.
milton.
Danger to Dual Monarchy.
The opinion Of the soundest students
OF politics has long been that II Aus
trin.fIungnry was to be preserved. only
policy OF peace. liberalism. greater
autonomy. and home rule. conciliation
OF the various races and elements by
reform measures. political and social.
contained the promise OF such prcser-
vntion.
The war actually endangers the OK.
istcnco OF tho dual monarchy, for asido
from tho chances OF defeat and disas-
ter, there Ia tho fact that the Slav sub
jocts OF the emperor cannot sympa.
thize with II. The separntist and par
ticuiarist tendencies fenrcd by tho
court and government can only bc
deepened and strengthened by the con-
fiict.
The army and navy may be loyal
and obedicDt. ms many nsscrt Tho
army and navy may be Austrian" II
tho nation In not. But popular sonu.
ment In n potent factor In war and
popular sentiment among the Austrian
and Hungarian Slavs does ont favor
frntricidni strife.
No wonder the intelligent world 10
puzzled and utterly nt n lona to explain
Auatria'r course.
The state herald., 1914-08-07

Pan. .siavism IN. however. In I'm.
Hcd sense. unmistakably In evidence In
Tho czar's profound interest In scrvia
and Montenegro. The cars ministers
have often blundcrcd in tho Balkans
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-10
Correspondent Der vMXociatcS HrcH"
iiber Cemticblamb.

lIN ODD einen Seitras Sltr 8abrz
Al belt iiber Die in 9eutidlanb
nv felt Dem IuSbrud oes 4rieges
~ berrihenbeu 3uitdnbe lieierte
am 4. Nonember >. 8. Mcaee, elmer
Der dlteiten uno be~faunteiten Gore
iponSenten Der .AHociaieb SreB", Der
nah lanserem NufentbaIt in 9eutihs
lamb eben pieSer in Waibington ein>
getroifen lit. Serr Wcaee betpnte
Defenders Die ShatIade Der ipirtbs
ihaftliden Niiitung pes Meihs lopie
Der unlpanoelbaren lleber3eusuns aaer
gepDlferunssfloiiem bab mar iiir cine
sere6te Sadie fdmpfe uup oaber iicseu
miine. @r iagte unter Iuberem:
aeiu @sausel.
.Wenu in Den lebten 5pei @ohen
ilid)t eiu pIosliher uub poaitdnbieer
&anoel IN IlIem, .lpas ib nit eigenen
Iugen seieben llnb nit eiseueu Sbrsn
gebDrt babe. einsetreten lit. Damn iino
ale Seridte iiber nirtbi6aftlide unp
%finanSieae RiBiidnoe in 9eutihlnno
einfab erlo9en. Sd lam aus ei9es
ner griahrure fasen. baS in melt aus
acknowledgement Stdoten, ipie 0tins
den. Berlin, Dresden. Wtilniter. apln
nnb Sambura. Ole Yreiie i'm @ergleid)
gum Vpriabre, in benz ih gleidiaus
in Seutihlanb ipeilte, nidpt seitiegen
iinb. Iussenommen limb rieaeiht
aaffee. Shee uno 8autfleiid, oas in
groBem Rensen fir has Seer geliefert
miro. Webl unb anbere 9rotltoffe
limo biaieer ais IN ben Der. Staaten.
Strides Sleiih. @enriiie. Butter unb
Ger iino biaiser ais Dor einem Sabre.
Sn ben Stdbten.
~Hirsenps in Scutidlaub ianSen
ih oner elmer meiner Sreunbc Moth
unb &angel. @elb ihien in Siille
unp Siile porhanocn gu fem. 9os
Seben in Den Stdbten nabm ieinen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-10

nprmaIen Serlauf. Su BEN Strabcn
uno Yarfs lposten Su DEN geluobnten
.ErumenaoeltuHoen" NtenIhenmalien
uuf rup ab. SaS man Defenders
piele Srnucn in Sralerfleibuna lab.
lit nabr. Mber i) babe mir iaaen
IaiIeu. ba6 ole Sruuer Sieier Srallen
nitt GROCER lit ais bas itoISe 8etpuBts
iein, ibre Siebeu fir bas @a!erlano
aeopiert 81 babeu."
Witbe5ug duf Die dngeblid)cn finans
5ieaen &ibitdnoe mics Serr Wc&ee
nit einem %Adiel5udeu duf Die aa9e@
mein betnnnte Shatiade bin, oaB
Seutidlano Die eiu8t9e unter ben
trie9fiibreuoen Wdd)ten iei, Die teiu
Moratorium 5u erfldren braufte.
ucberraidt mar er. baB Die amerifas
niide Sreiie Den ungebeuren @rfolg
Der beutiteu a~rieesanleibe NIT lpenis
gen @orten abtbat. Sieier @rfolg lei
elm unglaubIid)er sefpeIen. Sn failm
3ebn Saaeu babe SeutihlaItb Der 8cz
sierun9 nabc3u 1900 Riaionen Sol>
lars sur S%erfilgung gcltelt.
Gin wabrer SplfStries.
Sen ihperiteu Srrtbum bat dbcr
haS IllSlanb nnd Der Inftht nes
Gprreiponoenten bamit begangen, oab
es lid bon gaalano Die lleber3eusung
a~ufordnsen lieB. baB Die Seutideu
MIR piberlpiaig in eiuen linen bon
einem ebrsei5iaen Safer uno elmer
~militdriihen Nutotratie aufse5fpun@
geuen aries So9en". Sas aerabe
@c9entbeil iei Der Sau. Raun fir
Mann CLAUDE ieber Seutpne ieit
barau. baB oas Meih bon ieineu Sem
Den gum &rieg geordngt luurbe uno
baB es nm feline @rilteu5 tdmpie.
Iid Der 9ouhoner Genior. Der es
iit anaeIeeen ieiu lieB. Ole gldn3ens
hen peutihen 8aifentbaten an ents
itelen ober Gan6 5u peridpeiaen. err
belt einen poblperoienten Seitenbieb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-10

10 miro oas @leid)gelpidt Der curopdS
tiher @~roBmdd,te mebr obcr peniger
uufhOreu gu 6elteben, Scnn cine
GeretniBung oieler beieen Sdnber, lua5
luobl bDhlt pnbrideinlid ieiu luiiroe
%3uiaunten nit eiuigem 5erritorium.
mas Die perlierenbeu Yarteien ipobl
ab5utreten bdtteu, lpiirDe Dem Seutidls
tbnm 81 einem oominiereuben Saftor
IN europa perbelfen. Spltcn abcr
Die @erbiinbeteu mtertiegcu, 10 bleis
ben Gnelanb, Rublanp unb Grant
reid, Orei, iih ms @leidgeipiht
faqenoe Wtddte. uno folslid' miro baS
aIte Spitem pes Wilitarismus. Die
ltriuhe bes gegenipdrti9en &rie9es,
fortbettehen bleibcn; uas BET elmer
beitebenocn bominierenoen Wadt pobl
talnn mpglid iein pilrbe.
8ir ais 2urenlburger mollen uus
an oas Wottu i'm Hefrdin u~nierer
Hationalbnmnc balten: n0tir ipeue
bIeipe mat mir i'm; iuas 10 ihon
Den Observation-Disclosures bes edptcn
8uremburgers feunSeidlnet. St
claude Die groBe IebrSabl berlelben
tbeilt nid,t Die Gniid,t Sbres Y. g.
SorreIppnbeuten, Der Do meint, Die
Sanoberpobner unb Arbeitertlaiie
founte in elmer IugIieberune bes
Sanbes Ill Seutihlano gcpinneu.
Sebes 2anb BOT feline @eiebe. Die Dem
Giueu ober Al1oeren uuserett erihci>
nen; %SuremDure uisht mebr nie iebes
nnbere. linn benz Ireibeu Der 2ibee
ralen uub @otteslcugner miirbc audi
taum einbnlt gcbpten. @obl it's.
lrubr DAB Scr bemoraliiieren0e @in>
Hub biciee &laiie, pcld)er aber in Den
Nudbarldnoern ieincu llriprun9 bat.
nuf has lurenbllrgiihe 0olt nid)t obne
Sulgcn 9cbliebcu iir. SuffentIid, miro
bieic 3eit Der MOTH uno Eriiiung
Wlnud,em Die Nu9eu Dffnen. unb du>
riidfilhreu 81 DEN Sraoitionen u%nierer
@dter, mo 3uiludt nebmcu inter DEN
Shus Der Sr0iterin Der Sctriibten.
Der @lnllbe an Die sndbige Silfe Der
Sottesmlttter iii nod ME i'm Ser3en
bes wnbrcn ~2Iremburgers adn3lib
erloId]en. Sas betueiien Die Snuienoe
uno abertauienbe. pefd,e aaidhrlif
CUR 3eit Der Sftape gum @naoenbilbe
bineilen, um Maria ihre Nnliegcn
pursubrin9cn. Splc5' elm crbebenoes
SdInuipicl. wc @olt lmb 6errlderbdus
Iif p%ereiui9en. Den SdJue Der 9anbcSz
putroniu anSuileben, mltb man mitz
unieben, iInl einen nabren Segriff bon
Dem eborafter bes &uremburgers gu
erbdlten.
Sarunr, Iieber 2~dnosmann. lei Elm
iuabrer 9uremburger, iieIe Sih unter
ben Shub Der Sroiferin Der Setriibtcn
lirb balte feit an benz Wotto: .9Pir
lpeae bleipe mat mir lin Scnn in
bisien Eager, mo @enidenred,te nit
Sil6en getreten perben. nolen mir
nuf bobere 6ilfe pertraueu. limb
lperbeu bofientlih bie Yropbe3eiung
Col. Nuoiepelt's in Der minneapolis
Sunbnn Tribune" 81 Shaupen
maiden: .9urembourg is enjoping
peace at prelent, the peace OF bcatb."
Sieran fnilpft or cine ipeitgebenbe Orr
ldutcrum9. lpprin er Den gnlldnter
@iberiianb Der Selsier IN grpScl
@orteu preiit. Srpuie bes SdidIalsi
Gin @iberiraab, Der ibncn Sub mo
Gjut getoitct. Tie beimatbsIoS semdd,t
unb in Die Serbannuun geididt bat.
Solgen zines fir Selgien niht am
YInB gepeieneu WilitdriSmus.
SIR Correspondent
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-10
%0uremburger bletbt 3nrembnrger!

"a Of Greet Oeinu., Den %.
az Cftober 1914.-Sas Sd,idial
+" Der. tIeineren unO l~uobbdngis
- rem Staaten, mie 9uremburg,
GeIgien unb 0olIonb miro I'M ge9ens
rudrtisen 9onfIift DER gldhte pieI be-
iprod3en unb erDrtert. Die Spmputbieu
Der gan5sn 8eft gsben NIT Selgieu,
uno man beuunbert Die Sapjerfeit DER
Grlnee Anb Den beftieeu Wiberlano.
Den iefbige oer Snuaiipn Der 9eutifen
geiiefert bat. Nber einltftseoQere
Wdnner tonren Die SalhiHg Der BEL
sier bios mibbilisen. @ar niht Die
Yolitif Oct Selaier, cine ieIde armse
5u mterbalteu, liuns unb 3ipedlos?
8ar lriht Die TeutratitGt Belgien's
ourch 0ertrGge nit Den Mdd,ten sds
rantiert? Snlpieferu lit S6reiber
Sieies unbetannt. Iber ioniel febt
feit; 8elgien fonnte ieiue Irmee uit)t
aiif berielben Sobe balten mic Ieinc
indd)tigen Hahbarn unb fonutc iomit
in Der Abipenoune elmer Snpaiion bios
cine tld8lihe Ho1e ipielen, pic Die
gegenipdrtiaeH Greisniiie flnr be-
meiien. Nh 8rieg mno groberunaeu
talim 81 benton. IS mar cine bnrtc
Irbeit fiir bas Bolt, lpopon Jest Die
NQiierten Die Sriif)ie crnten.
@ic aubers iiesen Die Singe in
unierem lieben 9atcrlauoe 2uremburg.
8emdB Dem 9onboner Gertrag Der
Nddte tpar cs 3uremburg nidt err
taubt, cine gr0Bsre Irntee 5u unters
balteu. ais sur aufred)tbdlturg Der
SroHuns, iumerhalb ieiner 8reu3en
notbiuenbig mar. Selgien liesi bellte
IN SfiItt uHD IId)s. neil 2uremburg,
obicton bon oeutidleu Sruppen beiest.
biz iest bon Den Sdreden bes arieaes
perId)ont seblieben. llno cs bat trpB
Dem feline Heutralitdt ebenip gut be-
lpdbrt pie Selgien. lpenu niht belicr.
S~uIemburg bat gegen Den Gin 'uuo
Snrh5u8 neutid,er lrIppen an entz
lpred'enoer SteIe Yroteit cingelegt,
Cine Iruee ibuen cutseseu5ulteaeu.
bdtten lie nid,t mo iino iontit bon Dem
VerlpIte bon Seben unp Gi9euttum
perid,ont g%ebliebeu. Sdtte Selsieu
oemleenldb %gcbaupelt, bate Die Nrmee
auf elm MinoeltnruB Geidrrdnft sez
balten, etipa eiuc militGrid, c
Organization nndl lurembursiid)em
WHlter u~ntsrbaiten uno Der Welt
geidst: .Wir iiub nidt im Staube
uniere MeiltraIitdt 9egen cine iplhe
llebermadlt 5u pertbeibisen mo miilleu
ooS Nnerbieien Seutldlano'S ane
nebmen, lpabrlit, e. ipdre Gin Segen
filr oas 9ano sepeIen. las belgilde
@pif bate niht Die berbe griabrlng
MAIDEN miiNe1, BON ieinen nermeintz
lihen 6reunoen perlaiien 81 merbex.
Denn mas bat @nglaub unb SrantT
reid fir Die per5lpeifeluo tdmpfenpeu
gelgisr 9etban? Siibidl 5useid,ant
uno Die %aeluonncne 3eit berlst, ibre
Nrmeeu in Srbnrng 81 %brinscn. llnb
boz ipcld,em Nupen fir Die Nqiierteu
iii Der &ioeritunb Der Selsier ses
pcien? @s bat Den manufacturers
SaQ Srantreih's -gcrcttet uno Hllbs
lanb uno @nslanb 3eit 9egencn, ibre
Eruppen 81 %9e9ebener 3eit ouf Den
ariegSldauplae al b%tinsen? @erz
ben fe IS linen lobnen? Wobl
tauml llno fiir Den Ieltfriebeu
mare es bon unernleBlidem Nueen
9eipeieu.
Eir elm Siee Seutihlanb's lit cine
8arantie fir Den 5rieben Der nGditeu
3ufunft. 8cben SertidIano uno
Oeiterreid,s llugaru in oieiem Hiraeu
I'M ole. Sberberrid)aft iiegreid berpor,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-10
%gurembmrser Na@riateu
aus Mmerita.
Cine canabifhe 8etanntm dung.

Rpnfreal, Canada. ben 4. Nou.
'14.-8ertbe HeSaftionl Sm Iqges
meiueu bat lid, bier bic Sisuation uidt
beoeuteno sednbert, lei es oenu ourh
ben Slooiinn. pel6en Die eanabiihe
8esierung gu perOffentliten lid be-
rnfen fiiblte. Sn bciliesenbSm 3eiz
tnngssIusId,nitt aliS DEM &dlebiatt
ga Yreiie" (Mp. 303) perbeu Sic
Die Sahe finben. Die obeutide" Be-
fduntmadpln9 oaoon tonnten Sic uobl
in Shren Spulten fir 6umor uuterz
brineen. = Gorr.) - Seue BE-
fanntmadlung, ii6er melde bereits in
oieiem Slatte Hebe siu9, lautet Dem
&crtluut 9emdB:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-10

Sodter: Srau 5reb. ". Summers uuo
Jrl. Soa WeiB. @Dse Der Seritprs
bens ruben in Sriebenl
Ndmsno, Nliua. - @err Sobn
S6mib. ipegen YlmoSarm gntsiins
euns opertsrt. sebt ieiner Scilurs
cntgeaeu. - gbeIih setraut puroen:
SRI. Selena Sd,ianseu unb 6r, Sobn
Stang mo SRI. Waria oGiangsn nit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-10

Sru. Satob S9miB. Slid gum
Sunbel
Deli &apibs, 2. Saf.--Srl. Ramic
9id)teig uno Sr. 8apmonb SreIh
purben am 81. Cftpber ebeiih aes
traut, 0r. Srei6 lit Der 8ruber bon
Ssnru mo aRpuen Sreih uuo arbei,
tets bis por cinem Sabre in beu Stabls
perten iu @arrp, Sno. @liidpunial
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-10
BEKANTMACHUNG

Das' allie Ostreichedr und
Deutehe werden Won der re-
gierung Besteilt das allie Elm
vohner o Canada sOllen sich
einshreiben lassen Won heute
bis Elm MOnat. Diejenigen die
warend diesen MOnat SIGH NIGHT
e~inshreiben s0llen werden ais
kriegsgefangnisse e~ingespert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-10

Samstas berridseu tpisber p0ais uors
male 0erbdltniiie. uuo bic Rrsiie pas
rem ben %llmitdnoen mad fosuob1 fir
&dufsr. ais fin Werfdnier 3~ufrieoens
itelenp. Butter gait. 1925 biz lao
Sr.. eier hatten einen Surfihrntts>
preiS BON 1.S0 Sr. Der Sbhnarft
mar nieber iiberiillt. Iuh Semitic
ieber Irt ma reihlicb porbunben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-10
Luxembourg und der Krieg.

(Nahfplgenbe Wa&rihten iinS
Der ,,2ngrmburser Tplfsseitnns"
cntnummen, bic an, %. Sftoter
mad Hangover abweienbett wteSer
unierer Rebaftisn sasins. Wenm
bic nahfulsestoen GreisniTe num
ihun iiber Suei Nonate alt limb,
iuerben lie trotbem BEL nnferen
Imgetnbargiffcn 9efern SntereHe
ftnbcn.-Se Mebaftemr.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-10

Sboffenratb unb 9ebensmiitels
9ommiiiion Der Stabt 9uremburs bas
ben Den bieiieen Sddern elm peitereS
Guartum @tebl sur Weriii9uns ges
iteIt. Subsi lit Der Yreis fir Sos
neue 8rot senau p~ereiubort morbeu:
5 Sous pro Yfunb unb cine &ert bas
iiinipfiinoise Srot absepo9en! Sic
itdotiide Sepolterung. pelhe am
meiiren Moth leipet, lit Sucrit 5u
beSiensn.
Nui Dem @od,enmartt bonn lcstcn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-17

mobile men should be done ns they have been done in the last few months by joy riders and ''croolxs.'' Tho autoists should get together and take means to prosecute vigorously any person convicted of taking an automobile without the own CTS permission. There should be local association of automobile men with able attorneys who would prod" the officers along daily and under such vigorous pros eeution it is quite likely that the practice of borrowing automobiles would cease.
 As is now painfully known to several owners of motor cars when Hoy riders take an automobile they ride about for an hour or two and then desert the ma chine in ditch Or some equally inextri- cable position; if sure enough auto theieves get an automobile they take if out to some rural road and strip the machine of it's tires and all valuable parts, leaving the skeleton for the police to find at day- light. In either case there is little likeli- hood of the owner of the automobile ever getting his machine back in the shape it was taken, and whether by joy riders'' or thieves. the taking of car means the loss of several hundred dollars to an own CT and that Is not pleasant. Sa get to gether and stop this highly inconvenient borrowing of automobiles.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-17
A Modern Job

From Pearson's Weekly.
 In the evening dusk, from the soft heights of a challSy cliff Jack-ashore was doing his best to explain the secrets of the sea to his best girl.
 Out there. lass" he said. pointing his finger toward the misty ocean, ''is a l1ghtship. It's to keep other boats from getting into dangerous waters, you know Aint it funny he added, sentimentally, that the people of the lightship can't see us-though we can see each other as large as life-no better'n wot we can't see them?"
 But we can almost see them, Jack" said the lass. I've been watching the most patient man l ever came across
 You've won erful bright eyes, my girl,'' exclaimed Jack. in astonshment, but I never knew before they was an won erful bright as all that. Wot's e don'?
 About twice every minute, Jack re- piled the sweetheart, he tries to light his pipe, but the wind always puts it out. There, look!' she cried, as the re- volving light twnkled across the water He's trying again!'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-17

shape. The record for assembling tires on wheels was made by a Pole who weighed something near 2J0 pounds. He assembled goo tires on wheels in a day and kept up the pace for days at time. That is, he completely tored 75 cars every eight hours.
 One of the visitors at the factory re- gently figured out that every tire received at the Ford factory this year travels in the course of it's lifetime 5000 miles, and this is the conservative estimate of the life of tire on a Ford the years supply of tires will have travelled total dis tance of 6.2j0O0O,000 miles, or 250000 times around the world before the last one is scrapped.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-17

by four leading American tire companies. The tires arrive in daily shipments of sufficient quantities to keep pace with the production of the Ford factory. Each carload contains about 400 sets of tires so that during the month of January. Feb rurary, March and April. when the fac tory production was around HOO cars daily. approximately three carloads of tires were required for each days pro- duction.
 With 400 sets of tires to a freight car it will require approximately 7s1 cars, or train five and one half miles long to bring the years tire supply to the Ford factory.
 The tires are all shipped less valve caps and fittings, the inner tubes being in the castings. Upon their arrival at the fac tory the tires are assembled on wheels, inflated, the fittings attached and sent down to the car assembly, from where they leave as parts of completed cars
 The department where tires are assem- bled on wheels is an interesting one from a spectators point of view. Here the big men of the factory, it's Zabyscos, and it's Hackenschmidts, keep their muscle in
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-17

company. Yesterday when the winter shows were on the ground motoring was a necessity today. with the scent of fruit blossoms. the growing grass and the opening leaves in our nostrils motoring| mas become sport and pastime and the most health-givfng and delightful one to be found"
 So firmly has the motoring ..bug" in noeulated the American people that we continually desire new roads to con- quer." This is especially true of the own CTS Of carterearE, for. let it be known that there is a particularly difficult route or grade that is extra steep and the gearless transmission drivers immediate ly make for it to test the strength of their car"
 Motorists are seeking to avoid the beaten paths. in their pleasure jaunts more than ever before..' continued MT. Radford. In this connection I have T new suggestion to offer those who are tired of the commonplace tours.
 Write the government geological sur vey for copies of their carefully prepared maps of the country through which you wish to travel Or if you have no pref erence, ask for that of your own state. Careful study of these maps which by the way. have every pond lane, brook and farm house indicated thereon will show you plenty of places full of natural scenery and the maps are so drawn that you are able to choose the most quaint, out of the way places easily''
 Take your family or party and start out, with fixings for the eats right with you; that's part of the fun, and if you ~-~~->->-----------------
 tContinued on Page Forty-one)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-17
DEPRECIATION OF
 JOY RIDERS" IS
 GETTING SERIOUS
Local Motorists Should Or ganize for Self Protection. Motoring More Than
 Means of Travel

How long are the owners of motor cars going to maintain their patient attitude in regards to the depredations of joy riders" in Birmingham? That the local motorists are patient lot is proved by the pertinent fact that nightly there are one or two cars stolen or "appropriated by some kind "friend'' for ride and there is no concerted ''howl'' about this condition of affairs to the police
 Something should be done, or in other words, some one else besides the auto
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-17

has been added to the Second Presidency Volunteer Rifle Battalion, with headquar- ters at Calcutta, India. Thirty-five men mounted on motorcycles are In this de- tachment. motorcycle squad is now also part of the regular British army. Put in neither of these countries has the two-wheeler been put into actual field
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-17
OVER 1 MILLION TIRES USED FOR FORDS IN A YEAR Factory Officials Give Out Estimates-War Motor cycles Used in
 Mexico

One, million two hundred and fifty thousand tires for this years production of For9 cars is the estimate made by officials, at the Ford factory in Highland Park. Mich.
 This immense quantity will be supplied
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-17
Motoring Is More Than
 a Means of Travel

"The season is at hand when motoring is more than just a means of travel" says H. R. Radford Of the Cartercar
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-17
One Extra IT
You Can Get Four Goodyears, with All-Weather Treads, for What Some Charge for Three
An-Weather Treads

And no other maker offers anti-skids which compare with An-Weather treads. You can see this at glance. The All-Weather tread is dOuble-thick. tough and enduring Theblocks are deep-the edges arc sharp Wet roads are grasped with rez;sdess grip Yet tbe tread is aat and smooth and regular. It runs like plain tread on d1yroodA
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The Detroit times., 1914-09-05
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