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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-14

paa EitfrontenS Centrum. % meo
ben poerlig langiomme Sremgong.
iom Splferne bar bapt paa Horbflsi-
ell, H%lgofronten, % meo Den H9ffe
al llbelb, iom Eiterrigcrne bar bapt
poa Spofleierl, / 8nlicien, or Den
tplf -eiterrigife Siicniip poo Eitiron-
ten MI, eiter militPre Sugfolfs Wte.
ming. ifprb meo at llafnc al.
Get er iprIig 10 Saftorer, iom Ri.
brager BERTH. SprIig poa Toro-
flcien bar maj / oct iibitc bapt peo.
bploenbe Geenpeir, iom bar giort De
/ Sorpeien life nltfor 9ooe Teie ufor.
bare for BET ippre Mrtiueri, og ogiaa
decentralization err blet umulig.
glort. Sertil fon1mer iau, of 10 len.
ger Spiferne og Giterrigerne trpn.
ger Zig ino / &uslanb 10 lpngcre og
panifeligere bIir bereS Sorbinoelies.
Inner. =. Gr. at etablcre Sorbin.
belieslinier giennem Sfogene og
oper Silmperne mellem Niemen. og
Tripetflooerne er en- iaare beipGrlig
MffGre, iGrlig naar Seiret er ugiln-
itigt.
Otter Splpsnineer man bar ii,n-
oct boS tpife Sfiicerer, ionn er taget
tiIfange al Hilsierne, iremeaar bet,
at Spiferne life penter at filnne gie-
re pioere Sremgans oitpaa al no9en
@etponing, for Higa ialoer / oeres
SGnber. 0ten &iga pil gipe DEM Ell
IN 9aiis al uberegnelis @%etpbning.
Sra Berlin inbremmeS Oct, at
Hitsierne MI fan boloe bebre Stonb
enc fpr, bpilfet tpber paa, at Gus-
ierne MI foar beore Silgan9 paa
slmmunitipn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-14
0ne tpife Seire.

Smtrent iamtibigt meb De rusiiife
Seire / 8nlicien, fommer Ser fro
@ien Weloine ON, at siterrigife 9an-
beperustropper bar inotaget ben rus.
fife S9ihning Gmbno. gpen 3ubno,
fom bar en- SefolfWine al omfrins
$1,000, lieeer / 8upernementet @ol.
bpnien peb Sfpailooen ct fort Stpffe
/ Nsre for ben saliciife 8r9nie. Ger
er Der en- 5refant at 59itninser.
Saibmo er Den enc. ben anoen. 9utif,
blep taeet al 2iterriserne for fort
9io iioen; ben treble, @opno. er END.
M / &isiernes Sanoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-14
Sra VUrden$kri9en.
Deese Varter meloer ON Sere paa gffronten. gomnineen at
Riga forbereot. Bluoise Rampe ueo ueroun paa
peffronen. Store l%aanoefalo.
ct $turt Zeppelin Hnereb paa london.

en- anOen Seir for De t~eutonife
Saaben melhes Der ON fra Berlin.
General BON Sinbenbures beire Slsi
bar efter ct ire Cages blpoigt Slag
inotaget Sfioel, 20 Wil / Git for
@roono. Sigeiaa bar De taset 2ut-
no peo Niemens penltre 9reb, ~
Mil / Norb for SfioeI. Gnopioere
bar Spiferne oe gl~terriscrne taget
enbel minore pietiee Sumter % To-
get enoel r~usiiife Sanger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-14
Stpre &e peb 1eitfrpntcn

@eo Seitfronten off oct / forrigt
ltae opermaobe beot til pea ct enfelt'
Tltnft.
&ronprins Irieorih @ilbelms Ir.
me retteoe meo melem 10000 oq
10000 Munb TO poloIomme Ingrct
paa Be fronifc StiQinger / argon.
nerne / ben Seniigt of bereoe @eien
for et Storman9reb pan Den fronlfe
SGitning @eroun. SpIferne berptte.
oe aQe mulige Sinlpemioler, iom De
bar til Jim Taooigbeo: Bomber,
@ranater, giitig @as o9 brpnoenoe
SHoifer - for laa iiliiblt at IN til
Saionetten.
Sfslge Meloinger ira Berlin bleu
SranifmGnbene efter en- iorfproelia
blooig Stamp orepet tilbage ira 800
ill 500 Dieter oper en- IA Mtil breo
Sront. 90 iamtibig itormeoe en-
Slei Of aronpriniens arme nogen
Iranife Sfpttergrape paa oct bersnlte
S"artmams.@eilerfop / Sogeierne.
Men Sranifmpnoene b9pber, of
oeres 9inier life blep bruot pna et
eneite Eiinft, og at bet foitbare tpife
Ingreb bar pPret fsrt iorsiPues.
Serom meboeles ira Taris ben
lite Sept.:
aronpriniens Seer bor tabt ouer
t0O. 000Nano UNDER sientaene 5or-
log paa at brpoe giennem De irnnife
9inier / |eit for Seroun. Otter bans
mango llbelb / forrige Waaneo leg.
te aronprinien M paa Snsoag at
beoe paa bette peo at opnaa Ell betpo.
.ningsiuIo 6orbel / argonnerne, Ell
Sorisg Iom biep g~ientaget Den iel.
genbe Iiten. Yen tiltrobs Tor De
tpife balpoiiieieae %eooelelier til BET
mooiatte blep Der finn ct magert 10.
butte al eisie beitige angreb, Der
ubisrtes meo en- meget itor Stprfe,
GortI9ties paa Sioe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-14
Notwithstanding
/ CANADA

Sttaipa, Canada, oen zoe Sept. i:
Strpfaingen ira Wonireoltunnelen
til 8ancouper, / @ritiib Columbia
roa Canadian Nortbern. goneu5 me
SarnsfontinentalIinie, er mn iProig
til at ioges / 9ruJ. Gnna0ian Nor.
ttern.@anens FrGiibent, Cir Ism.
Mocfen5ie, er penot tilbnge ira Ell
Eur ooer 2inien % ubtnIer i'm I'll.
ireosbeo meo arbeioet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-14
Soroermeiter for en- DAG

Cos AnqeIes, Cal, oen tO0e
Sept COS Augeles err Sen ierite
al Amerifus itsrre gper. huor en-
GUin0e bar 'uuaeret ION Sorqerme.
tier. Fno @runO al. at i1aoel Dor
Germeiter Sebnitiun iom 9praaos
prpIioentcn q ~IrauPrenoe ira 9uen
blep oet ~nsOpenoigt Tor 9praaoet at
rPlge en- miolertioig Vrpiioent.
iom iislge lin Stiainl ogioa uiloe
Iungere iom miOlertiOig gorgerme.
iler. 9nlget ialot,paa Mrs. GiteQe
Sinoinp. Oct eneite foinoelige Meo.
lem al gpraaoet.
"Spis lea par Ben pirfelige gur.
germeiier og fun6e giere. ION ieg
uiIoe, piloe ie9", iogOe Bum, "laoe
bpert eneite screenings. % Sogi.
bus | gpen merle. iaa al enbuer
funoe uioe, boem Giereu par. @i
bar nogle iad Geriuner her. Ser
faloer ia ielo respectable 9oraere.
inn mootager Slisleie ira Salooner
og umornlite Suie.
Seq pilhe laoe 9pens 9roIpg-
ming uoieres al 9pens esne Dor.
gcre; ieg piloe aiifaiie Spi9ngilet
og e~ritatte bet meo en- Spanssiorm;
oprette Ell SorteIiite iur Srhffen.
tolte % poaie al Ben o~Uerboiotes.
oprette CT @runoitailpilem, Ell SfoIe
ior Ws0re. bonIpie Saanebaierne o.
oprette irI MeIfeimtioner riiubt on
I gpen."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-14
Slypeiporten.

Earis, ben 9be Sept: On irorif
6. 4. Temor, noaeoe ioog
Den al Spifrren Otto 9innefogel Den
9be Suli 1914 / SohonuesthaI iatte
@erbensbeioereforo al $500 Meter
(21,59S 6oo).
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-14

tlloc ppre ailiprcr0c ipr SpcrhuIet.
tuor oe Hcuftlonpre bar SIertal.
N%rogrammct ltettea Al belle Gen.
trum@pdrtiet. al S%ctrobriitcr, Tro.
Ereeilter ~ Be fDnltihItlonelle De
motratllfe @rupper. al Hutlounli
~ltcrnca ruoifale Slei, ct Sne9 grbei.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS % Socidliiter 81
q CT SneS N&ibome0auere. ToIaf.
fer on Sui6crli5icre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-14
Spiferne "aaar i Si".

9onbon lite Sept. - Meloinser
BERTH fra Eitironten gaar no pad, at
Spiferne bar bespnot at "saa i ST."
eler iorifanie iig / 9sbesrape | Sm.
esnen al @ilna os gialpitof, altiaa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-14
Sifler for Suslano.

Glepelano. Ohio. Ben 9oe sept.
SapitaIiiter / Glepelano % Canton.
Ohio. aiilutteoe ioaa aontraft mes
Iepr9ieutanter ior Den riisiiife Ne.
aierina ON 2eperanee al 100000
Sitter til ct iamIet aoitenoe al $50.
100000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-14

en- Gag eqer TO ienere gjoroe &ils'
ierne ct lignenoe 8up ooerfor Siter'
riaerne peb SremboipIa / @alicien
: omtrent 20 Mil / Spb for 9arnopol
giterrigerne blep Der ilaaet tilbage
meo itore Cab, men ligeiom peo Car
nopol bar ogiaa fer &usierne noe al
Stano til at llbnptte Seiren til Def
poerite paa @runo at Wangel pao
aropt og Iangtreffenoe Sfpts. Sc
tog bog omfrine 1000 Sanger. bpor.
al 100 Sfficerer, og bemGgtieeoe Jig
en- bel Gel &riesmateriel. 2iterri-
aerne bIep oreret tilbage til Strppo.
floben.
s BEN officiene Meloing fra 8e.
troerab beber bet, at &usierne iioerl
ben 3bie Sept. bar taeet oper 1900
Spifere og Giterrigere tilfan9e PED
Seretbfronten / 8alicien, bporai
3S3 Sfficerer, ligeiom De bar taeet
en- flor Mpngbe &anoner og anoet
&rigsmateriel.
Meb oisie TO Snip / 8alicien bar
bet lpffebes &usierne at forpurre
Spifernes og Giterrigernes Hlaner
ON en- Snpaiion al ben r%usiiife Hro-
bins gesarabien, Iigeiom bet noen
9piI oeiaa bill babe lin Snohpoelie
paa Ifiprene peo ben sprige Gel al
G~itfronten.
Oct SIuntpetrpf, at oisie TO ms
fife Seire inotraf iamtioigt meo at
G5aren ielp aflsite Storfprit @ifolai
fom Gperitbefalenoe oper De rusiiife
S9re, toges al De rusiiife trooper
iom et eobt Omen, oe BET bar aaben-
bart iat mt Mob / Dem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-14

gaobe &usierne og Seutonerne
meIoer ON b~etpoelige Seire oeb git-
f%ronten De iibite Gage.
Set laber til, at &i,sierne eioroe
ct iterre Sup / NGrbeoen at Tarno.
pol / GiteaIicien. Cen treble tpife
8arbebiptiion og 4Sbe &eierpebipi-
iion foriterfet meo en- siterrigif 9ri-
gabe bapbe / here Gage forbereot ct
p9ibist In9reb poa General Spa
noffs Irnle / ben Seniigt at brpoe
i9iennem oe r~rsiiife Heffer oe tren-
ee inb / De rige 9rafter / Spbpeit-
&l1slano.
Iatten mellem Sirsoag % Sns-
bag ifuloe oct itore Ingreb begpnoe,
pg en- p9Ioie Masie arigsmateriel
bar bIet bragt tilrette paa en- ca. 20
Mil breo Sront.
Ssmiolertio bapoe &llsierne faaet
Sens ON, bpab Der foreitoo, og til
9pifernes itore Sorbaltielie, begpno-
te De (Gusierne) ielp @ngrcbet tiolig
Tirsbag Worgen. Otter e n oespe-
rat Scamp langs Solionfaflooen bler
Spiferne inben Iftenen ilaaet tilba-
ee Ianss belle 2inien. &usierne for
fuIgte Sienoen iaa lan9t iom til Sc
retbflooen, bpor De inotoe fine CANT
lie Stilinger. Noar De life fnnoe
forti9tte 6orfplgelien % lonptte lin
Geir til oct poerite, iaa ifplotes bette
ben Smitpnoigbeo, at &usierne life
tapoe nof ipprt Mrtiaeri, iom funoe
bamIe op meb Spifernes mango
Ianatr9ffenbe &anoner.
Sornben Spifernes itore Cab t
br9bte oe iaarebe, tog M,sierne om-
firing 5000 Sanger beriblanot oper
200 Sffcerer. gnbpibere tog be =
ifelge Den cfficieIe Weloing fra Se-
troarob - 80 &anoner fra Spiferne,
bporai IA al ipert &aliber, iamt ct
itprt Mntal Mitralieier og en- WGng-
De anbet &rigsmateriel,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-14

GoriIaiiss paa sise /.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-08-06
Stockholm

Chas Aronson and Mrs. Swenson
from Chicago spent sunday With Mrs.
Chas Berg.
David Nordqui,t went to Water.
town Friday evening. returning Sat
uroay.
Emil Berg underwent an operation
for appendicitis Friday morning at
at the Swed sh Lutheran Hospital in
w atertoWn.
Chas. Johnson Of Waubay visited
with his sisters Mrs. Chas Berg and
Mrs. Joe Redman Thursday alter
noon, returning to Waabay same
day.
Esther Berg went TO Watertown
Wednesday evening to visit with her
brother Emil.
Edna Luudquist returned home
from WatertoWn Saturday morning
where she has been working for Chas.
Standwo Cd.
Geo. Berg was our mail carrier
Saturday. Thee. a on the sick
list.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-08-06

Wedding bells will eoon be ringing.
Get your tin-paDs ready boys.
Esther ~Isaacson intertalned some
of her friends Saturday evening.
4 fine lunch was served and the eve
ming was spent in playing games.
Mrs. Fritz OF South Shore visited
with her daughter, Mrs. Christensen
last week.
The Busy-Bees meet at Fornells
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Low, who have been visiting
with Mrs. Ahearn the past week, left
for home Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Paul Johnson visited with Mrs.
Emil Carlson last week.
Fred Ahearn returned home from
his visit Tuesday morning.
Pete johnson is having an addition
built to his house.
Alpet Anderson is doing some ar
! penter work for JOS Hedman.
Foruell and Oslund has been busy
| unloading cars OF sand this week.
E. NJ. Mollberg returned home from
Granite Falls Monday evening.
Mrs Ahearn and Mrs. Low visited
with Mrs. Nj. G.. Hedman Tuesday
afternoon.
Oscar Claus went to South Shore
Monday, and 4. Mollberg has
| charge of the meat market now.
| Seems nice to see Erick behind the
counter again.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-08-06
Corona

c.. Maynard and G.. N. Philips
autoed TO Browns Valley Wednesday
to see Beardlv trim Sisseton s to L.
bod Voight +. Butler and b.
Soule we're fishing ia the MILESTONE
Wednesday; repairing good luck
with Bullheads.
Mr.. & Mrs. Henizen and daughter
Maryolyn OF Milwaukee are visiting
relatives at Corona this week.
n relebr att o n at Corona July %
ecgrand success, a very large
crowd. and every thing went off as
advertised.
The Misses Newhouser of Pierre
arrived Saturday for q short visit
at the home Of their aunt Mrs. +. H.
Voigt.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Stapleton and
Mrs. Geo Clark left. Thursday for
Little Falls, MINI. for q few day $
visit with their brother F. Graham
and family.
Miss Reka Schoan was a Milbank
visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. w. j.. Thomas and family OF
Sisseton we're visiting with friends
here last week.
Leland Jennings went to Aberdeen
Saturday for a short visit with his
brother Clark.
Miss Robinson Of Sisseton was a
guest Of Mrs. L. Fl. Voigt last week.
Mrs. Austin came up from MiIbank
a few days last week.
Mrs. Dean and daughters, Emerado
N. ID. we're the guests at the b. Soule
residence last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. White and son
were down from Wilmot Tuesday and
Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jennings were up
from Mllbank "Wednesday visiting
Mr.. w. w. Stapleton returned from
Owatonna. Mimi, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. Soule returned
from Grand Forks n. ID. Tuesday
where they attended the North Dakota
State Fair.
Mrs. G. Stearns, Of Hot Springs,
5 d.. YEA visiting her grand daugh-
ter, Miss Fay Chellis Stearns, We'd
uesday between trains, while on her
way to Wilmot.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-08-06

THE province of Alberta,
which went dry by a big majority
q short i'm ago, IS the forrunner
OF a drouth in the liquor business
all over the Canadian Northwest
for 1t is predicted that Manitoba
will be dry within two years,
following the steps taken by Al
berta and Saskatchewan this
year, according to t. r.. McNair
secretary Of the Manitoba Social
Reform League.
The conservative party has
come out strong for prohibitions;
the Liberals, headed by Premier
Norris, r expected to take the
same step, and both parties are
pledged to the adjustment Of
bars.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-08-06
Elnira.

Mr.. and Mrs L. w. Garvey have
gone to Iowa for d visit with relatives
and friends there.
Miss Dorothy Thorndike visited at
the Kimball home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Pratt are rejoice
ing over the arrival OF a baby
daughter at their home. She arrived
July 10Th.
Mr.. Williams drove to Ortonville
last week to visit his daughter Mrs.
Farmer.
Walter Webster was a caller in our
neighborhood Sunday.
Grace Gist is visiting her cousin
Blanche Gist.
Elsie Kimball visited a few days in
Milbank last week.
Miss Blanche Gist has a new piano.
The dance at the Vernon Town
Hall was well attended and evey one
seemed to enjoy themselves.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-08-06

A SON of former Lieutenant
Governor Snow Of Springfield
committed suicide by shooting
himself in the head with q shot
gun. The young man was about
30 years OF age and was q grad
uate of Yale law college. He
had become respondent and de-
ranged. George w. Snow will
have the sincere sympathy of a
host of friends throughout the
state in this calamity that has
fallen upon him.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-08-06

Notice for Bids

AN EXPERIENCED Stock MAN
WANTED. Notice is hereby given
that bids will be received at the Office
of the County Auditor of Grant
County, for a Superintendent for the
County Poor Farm. and the bids
should be sealed and filed with the
County Auditor, stating the amount
per month and what work will be
done. Full information can be OBJ
tanned from the County Auditor or
Commissioners Mitchell before the
bids are filed. The bids should be
filed with the County Auditor on or
before the 10Th day of August, 1913.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-08-06
Statement of Receipts and EX-
DenditureS of School District

STATE OF SOUTH DAkGTA)
County of Grant
Grant Center School District No.
Whom 1t May Concern:
The followlng is a statement Of the receipts
and expenditures of Grant Center school Dis
trict No, Z. of Grant County. South Dakota. for
the school year beginning july /. 1914, and end
ing June 80, 1915, As ascertained upon settlement
with the Treasurer Of said school Districts:
RECEIPTS
Balance on hand July let. 1914. 1920 60
Amo mt received from District taxi. 4O3 IS
Amount received from apportionment... 10 IS
Total receipts from all sources ..........$s4 ID
EXPENDITURES
Amount paid for school houses, sites,
repairs. fences % 81
Amount paid for teachers wages ......... 440 90
Amount paid for officers salaries -. Is 10
Amount paid for incidental expenees... 46 63
Amount paid for purposes not before
mentioned. 80. ~ 20
Total expenditures for I'll purposes dur
ing the year $oo3 &C
Balance on hand June 3Oth. 15.........$lf rs
This balance on hand, S119 %, is deposited in
hande OF district treasurer.
Dated this 18th day of July, 1915.
F. 4. Bracht
Chairman Of District School Board
G.. j. Koch,
Clerk of district School Board
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-08-06

PRESIDENT PARMLEY has map
ped out IN extension of the yell
lowstone Trail auto route from
Chicago to Massachusetts, and
the trail hereafter will stretch
from Plymouth Rock to Puget
Sound.
The Washington times., 1915-04-24

| Jenson. His mileage was almost 1900
slightly more than 500 miles better than
Frank Gray. of Chicago, who won the
1900 prize. Alfred c. Smith, of Spring
field, Mass, won 500. the third prize.
The first twenty of the winners of
prizes in this contest covered better
than 1900 miles with cssings entered.
The average Of the 20s prize winning
chauffeurs was 7,722 miles per Ajax
tire. The thirty capital prize winners
averaged 1860 miles. 1t will be OBJ
served that all OF the 20S prize winners
got far in excess of 5000 miles guaran-
teed In writing by the Ajax-Grieb Rub
Der Company. Int.
The results OF the contest show what
can be obtained when motorist or his
driver are careful to see that the tires
receive good handling and attention at
all times. Careful driving. attention to
proper air pressures, avoidance OF the
misuse of brakes. and the like cautious
methods will produce long mileages II
the tire Ia properly selected in the first
instance, and this IL what the Ajax
people believe the results Of their tire
contest prove.
The Washington times., 1915-04-24
Motorcyclists Planning
For National Week

May IS to 90 has been officially desig-
mated as Motorcycle Week all over the
United States.
This Is not only to be a week when
every dealer will endeavor to establish
a record for the sale OF motorcycles but
Will mean also a week when every phase
of motorcycle life will be empha sized
The various commercial uses of the
two-wheeler will be demonstrated: the
pleasures to be derived from the motor
cycle: the numerous advantages of be-
longing to a motorcycle club and the
value of affiliation with the Federation
of American MOtorcyclists. will all be
brought to the attention of the public
1t is planned that during this ma
tional motorcycle week. one day shall
be set aside for each phase of motor
cycle activities and on that day one
particular feature of the wheeler
will be demonstrated all over the coun-
try, from coast to coast and from gulf
to lakes.
For INSTANCE. Sunday, May 1S, is to be
known as club day. when the members
Of every motorcycle club are expected
to get together for some sort OF cele-
bration And each club is to make II a
point to See that all non-club riders are
invited TO participate. and thereby in
terest them In the activities OF the or
ganization. Then on Monday comes
demonstration day: Tuesday will be
commercial day. Wednesday carnival
day, Thursday ladies' day. Friday bi-
cycle day, and Saturday The King OF
Sports day.
The Washington times., 1915-04-24
PLAN lOO.M|LE RACE
FOR STOCK MACHINES
Universal Interest Manifested in
Projected Run For Race
of Long-Distance Winners.

INDIANAPOLIS. April 23.-Universal
interest has been manifested among au-
tomobile men concerning the recent
suggestion that the Indianapolis Speed
way offer a prize of 100000 for a LOO
mile race between all the former win
ners Of the 5O0-mle races.
There has been considerable specu-
lation as to the various features of
suggestions being that this race should
be ebtween three or tive-car teams of
all the winners of 5OO-mile races. and
that these teams consist of stock cars.
For American made cars, the Ma
tional. Of Indianapolis, holds the rec
ords for the 5O0-mile races, and In ad-
d,tion the National holds the title OF
worlds champion stock car. therefore.
the suggestion to make the race win
stock cars would be right In line with
the National preference of races. When
interviewed regarding the possibility Of
running such a classic, with stock cars.
George NJ. Dickson. general manager OF
the National Motor Vehicle Company,
said: 1T has always been our belief
that racing, and particularly stock rae
irg. was the very best kind of expert
mental work We hold that stock car
racing has been the means whereby we
have been able to perfect our cars to
their present high stat of efficiency.
ITO have a thousand mile race for
stock cars would undoubtedly give the
National a decided advantage. for the
National has earned and still holds the
title of worlds stock car champion.
This is for both the fastest single mile
and the fastest time in long distance
road races for stock cars. One Of the
principal reasons we have not taken
part in contests recently is because our
stock car records still stand.
"Of course the speedway officials are
naturally the ones who would determine
the rules and qualifications for such a
race. as theq are the ones who put up
the 100000 real money for the prizes
We are in favor of any kind of contest
between the former 5O0-mile winners
that the Speedway management would
care TO stage. our preferences bing for
stock cars, bcause that is really our
lc No sniff
The Washington times., 1915-04-24
MARYLAND JUDGE
ON THE ESPEEDLAW
Thirty-five Miles an Hour Is Out
O., side Limit at Which Motors
May Travel There. v
By WILLIAM P. ROSE.

Owing to the general prevalence OF the
Idea among motorists and justices of the
peace that the speed limits of twelve.
eighteen and twenty-five miles per hour
are fixed limits up to which the motorist
may go and beyond which he may not
go. the Automobile Club of Maryland
caused a test-case to be made in the
circuit court for Baltimore county to
determine this question. The ruling was
in accord with the contention Of the
club.
In this opinion Judge McLane fatty
decides that thirty y-five miles an hour is
the outside limit of motor vehicle speed
In this State. and may not he exceeded
under any circumstances or conditions
whatsoever.
But, under thirty-five miles an hour.
no person may operate a motor vehicle
at greater rate of speed than is rea-
sonable, regard being had to traffic,
width and use Of the highways.
the thickly bult-up. portions of city
may be unreasonable where traffic Is
congested, or, on the other hand. It
may not be unreasonable were traffic
the burden will be upon the r1otorist. II
arrested. to show that 1t was not an un-
reasonable speed under all the circum-
stances.
And so with the eighteen and twenty
fve-mile speed regulations. They are
neither permitted nor prohibited. The
real test is whether or not the actual
speed was reasonable or unreasonable
under the circumstances
Nevertheless, as the law would seem
to justify arrests where the limits of
twelve, eighteen and twenty-five miles
are exceeded, and thus throw the bur-
den upon the motorist to escape con-
viction by showing that the speed was
not unreasonable under the circum-
stances, automobilists can save them
selves much trouble by keeping within
such limits. especially in cities, towns.
villages and localities where speed-traps
have been established. especially as ar
rests are usually tantamount to a con-
viction when the case Is tried before the
ordinary country magistrate.
The Washington times., 1915-04-24
Detroit Invites Motorists.

Detroit motorcyclists have made a bid
for the 1916 convention of the Fedora
ton Of American Motorcyclists.
The Washington times., 1915-04-24
GOOD RECORDS MADE
IN BIG TIRE CONTEST
Winner Gets Nearly $4,000
Miles Out Of Ajax Casing.
Others Near Mark.

Every section of the country Is repre-
sented in the list Of prize winners In
the second annual tire mileage contest
of the Ajax-Grieb Rubber Company, the
results of which have Just been an
nounced. Motorists the country over
have shown interest in this contest.
with the result that the leading mile
ages obtained arc far greater than ever
before, and the average is also consid-
erably greater.
The winner of the first prize Of $500
Is Wisconsin chauffeur, Garth c.