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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-21
ssn 6lena5 @eii6t itieg cine 6unfle

@0te.
sd bIeibe Die @dmeiter Slc11a,
10 longe ser @rieg bauert!" iagte iic.
u9as NOR Elm Srrt1,m Ser Sol
qct0rt Dir, Saomiga, ibon felt i'd bon
Dolinop fortging!"
uDos lit quit" nidte Ser 8lrat.
Limo nod einen Srolt fanm i'd tbr
qeben = Ser gtepbon miro fein
&riippel mer6en! SD babe eueb prlls
fen miilien uno au6 Elm biB@en tpebe
tim babel" -
gr flopfte Sao}piga aui Die Sdul-
ter. uEapferes &ino! Benn n1or lid
ebrlid priifen mui5, bolten Srrtli111er
6es @er5enS nidt ltan0! gel4t mobr,
@dmelt ter Slena?"
Gr botte mie6er Sen giitigen Son.
nno in Ser S%altenaugen, Die gu
Sleno b1niiberidouten, i9imnerte
elm 2adeln.
Sic lief gu ibm bin uno 5og ieine
Sanb an lire 2ippen. @r legte lantt
sic anbere auf ibr Saar.
u@6meiter Slena -" iagte er
Ieiie.
Grouben borte mo 2arm I'M
@augflnr. Ser Sberar5t rief no4
Sleno - er batte cine fraf tlge
gtimme nn6 menig @eoulo - Der
2a5oret5ug NOR i@on BON Der 8abn
gemelbet.
@se elite 511r Sire. Do@ bepor tie
Die SHfnete, fom fie nod einmol gu
rid un6 reidte Sabmiga bic Saro.
Str &elidt mar fr0bli@ mnb tbre
Musen leudteten.
rSett gibt es 81 tun!" iogte fte.
Ms bic Sire 1i@ binter itr &C.
idlo3en botte, nidte ser &urat Sab
miga al.
~gd1n bot elm 'Meni@ ben ri@tigen
@es eefun6en! @eben sic iebt por'
aug un6 teilen Sic Sbrem stephan
nit, BOP ib gleid nadfommel limb
menn er nod einmal ms Gelb gernfen
mirb, TO fommen sic mie6er 3u nns.
Sos Boterlano trau6t uns anel
@enn unier &f iiegrei@ ousge'
fodten lit, fat ie6er ieinen Sell DO
ran gebabt! @dmpfen, Spfern, Ste
genl"
- Gn6e.-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-21
Montierte Maf@inenges
tpebre.

Die erite @enbung bon Motorlaftz
pasen, auf ipel@en bic 2emisf&en
Maf@inengetpebre montiert &perben
fonen, lis @tiid, lit i'm Mrfenal gu
Gan 4ntonio, 5er., abgeliefert tpor>
Sen. Meitere @enoungen 1ollen fol-
gen. 9ie Mrmee Fat 300 @tud Gem
tser @efdiBe. l1rfprinsli@ mar ni@t
beabi4tigt, 6teielben ouf Motor1aftz
tpo9en gu montteren, ga fie aber let9t
unb unf@mer gu transportieren finb,
gelangte man gu Dem 8ei@lub, biefel<
ben in bieier @etfe gu montieren, neil
tie Damn ptrffamer peripenoet tperben
t0nnen. .9ie Motorlaittpagen tperben
equippiert unb nit ben Maidinengez
tpebren fobal6 als m0glt9 na@ ben
9ruppenlagern an Der @ren5e seidtdt
perben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-21
CASTORiA
Fur Sauglinge ind Kinder
IN GEBRlucHSEITmEHRALS 3OjAHREN
'&s q Fl &@&Mzzw

@or 5ulonifi erreidten sic BULGE
ri1den Truppen 6ie ibnen als 3iel
gelebten ELECTROMAGNETIC un6
bef%eitigten oieielben. Sic beieBten Dos
qa1r5e @ebiet 0itli9 ser Struma. Mn
Ser &a1tfoi usfront tp11r6e bon ber
Giirfen o1f ibrem re6ten 6ligel Sic
Sffeniipe erfolgrei6 fortgeiett. MQe
ruliii6en Sruppen fpuroen bier ger
1prengt nie6ergemadt o6er gefangen
qenommen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-21
@iirmer iappet1 Cures &inbes
S%n4.fo


SIT g11er @inb blei9 un6 furdt=
lam? @9reit es auf int 99laf o6er
fnir5dt es NIT ben 3abnen? 0ieie
@pmptome m0gen @iirmer an6euten,
un6 man io1te fofort 2in6erung Der
ihaffen. @idnpoo @l1rmto6ter lit elm
angenebmes Mittel, 6os Die 8urmer
t06fet, nnb 6urh feline miI6e abfib-
re1u6e @igenidaft bertreibt es fife outs
6em @Dltem. @hirmer iappen 6ie
Qebensfraft nnb mnden @ner &ino
5uganglider gu ar6eren &%ranfbeiten.
@uer Mpotbefer berfmuft &dapoo
Scooter, 25f eine S1odfel.
- Gn5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-21
Sir @anS m1to
&I@e.
Wp3u Gala out / It.

o .
mo3u 1T 6as @al5 gut? Sn Cpl
ritus, 8ranntmein Dber 5almiat aufz
ge10it, entfernt es Tettfleden. Mia
man irbene o0er glaferne @efabe
f&neu abtublen, 10 ieBe man lie In
taltes Sal3mai1er. Gum puben BON
Me1iinsgegen1tdn6en oient nit Gi1ig
angefeu6tetes @al3. @4mar5es Sud-
bleibt bei Der Mdi4e in @al5maher
unbei@d0igt in Der Tarbe unb lau It
ni6t Elm. Strobmatten unb &orbz
maren, au9 geflodtene Subtitle nebz
men no6 Dem Mbbiri ten nit @al5malz
fer Elm nenes Mus1eben an. Sur 8ez
feitigung bon &oitz unb Sintenf leden
labt man @ol5 in 3itronenfoft unter
@inpirtung bpler @%onnenpdrme 5ers
geben un0 reibt bamit Die Tleden meg.
Seppt@e balten fi@ frii@ in Der Jarbe,
tpenn man lie por Dem &ebren nit
feu@tem 5al5 be1treut p6er lie nod
benz alopfen nit 2oppen abpif9t, bic
in @al5ma6er angefeu@tet >purben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-21

JtQ1l1nG1 gegeH 1e11eI JCQWl1eH I'LL
&er5en bot, lit nidt fabig uno miir-
6ig, @erfe Der reinen 2iebe 5u lei.
iten. 8emn i@ alio cine @nti@ei.
Dung berbeifubren min> 70 nerlange
i6 int Namen 6es @ottes, DEM mir
olle bemiitig 6tener, 6oB ibr eu@ Ole,
fee az nntermerfen beripredt! SIR
fonnt es berubigt t1n!" figte ct
roid bin5u, 90 er lire betroffenen
Mie1en fab. v9em e1er FREEZER
@ine bleibt eu6 gemabrt!"
9lenQ uno Sa6migo i@auten Elm.
amber nit fein6ieligen Mugen an.
Mber Die Mrt bes &11raten NOR 10
3mingen6, 6ab ser anfquel1enbe ISL
6eripruh feline @orte fono un6 tie
%6uitimmen6 Die &opfe neigten.
r9en Mann fam man ni9t mab-
len la1ien!" fubr Der &urat fort.
vMber Dor ouem lit es aud ipi9tig 3u
tpi{1en, Oh er Ieben pirbl Sd babe
bsute friib 6en Sberor5t gefragt. Ct
meint, baB ser @tepbm Ma6oD nit
Dem 2eben mobI bobo1 fommen
miro, aber Dos Bein biirfte 11idt au
rett.11 feir1 -"
g,s,,a 1tteB e1nen @@rei 6es Gut
fe4ens a11s. So6miga COB fei11e1
2out Don fi@, MIR Elm paar f@tpere
Eranen rc1ten iiber lire @anger.
xDortm britt lett e11re @efihle
fir biefen Monn!" iagte Der &urat.
,Weoenft 6as 2eben an ber 6eite e.
mes &riippels, tauf6t eud nidt iber
6ie 6dmere Der Opfer, Die gebrodt
tper6en miifenl 8or auem, tpebrt
ieber &onung Der @roBmut, Der 81
terfeit, 6ie In ser Selbftaufopferung
Iiegt - ieio gan5 tpabr nit eu@, be-
Dor ibr enti6etoet. Sd gebe eu@
flint Minuten 8e6enf5eit = mebr
Iallen unfere Nflihten nidt 5u!"
St 6rebte ibnen ben &iiden nne
Iteute fi@ ans 8eniter.
9ie beiben Grauen itonoen nno
ftarrten Dor ii9 BIN. S1enu fib1te
lire @ebanfen ii@ fieberboft int @rei-
5e 6reben. @s NOR ibr, als ianfe nun
oues longiom in einen f6mar5en Mb-
grnno binnnter =
@eltiam, mie frem6 ibr eigentli@
ouf einmal @tepban mar! SIR beibes
Wlut botte fie 5u ibm binge5ogen,
sss11qen6 CUR SS1gen6 - Ser @egenlot
por es at 6en1 olten Monn, aber
au6 ser gu Ser bauerliden nmge'
bung!
l1nb bonn bottle ser Erot einge'
febt, Der %unbanoige Wtne, Der eS
nidt All tragen berrnag, BOB ibm ct.
mos berfagt bleiben ion! nno iebt
NOR es 70 peit, iebt foitete tie es MIR
Elm Wprt un6 bas beiB l1ntfampfe
geborte ibr
Morum ipro6 iie es ntdt?
sic flibIte, tpie Die 2iebe gu 5te'
pban langiam BON ibr abtiel, mie cine
mor{h aemorbene &iine. Nidt oaein
Dor 6em giIbe 6es &riippels ebbte ibr
gerlonqer 5uriid, es NOR Sic Mbnet-
q11nq qegen sic gnee, oie oriidenoe
@nqe Ser @erbdItnilie, in Die lie toni
men mltbte. Sic batte groB51g1ge
Satiqfeit fennen gelernt, fpar I'm
Strou1 bes 2ebens geidmommen -
loute {ie tpieoer IN itialtebenoes Mal-
fer 5uriid?
@a borte tie Saomiga neten it'd
felt uno oel1tlid iogen:
sd sd bite Sen @errn 8uratett, m1@
nit stephan 5u trauen, heoor Der So
5orett5l1g fon1mt!"
Ser @urot menoete lid Tim, ein let
ies 2abeln ouf BEN 2ippen.
Cine ariegstrauung?' @ut -
ober mas miro oaS &ote areu5 Ia
een?"
uMon nitro mir %erlauben, 9ie1It
in bent @pital gu MAIDEN, III Dem
mein Mo11r liegt!" fagte Soorptga.
,Wenn er geiun6 lit, meroe id fir
i'm orbeiten!"
Limb Sic. @dpeiter Olena?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-21
Mpfelf@a1et.

3mei trpdene 8rDt@en meroen in
MaKer aufgemei@t, auSgebrudt, NIT
bret @iern, bon 6enen man bas Meibe
gu @@nee i@ldgt, etntgen &oiinen, gez
i9nittenen Manbeln, 5mei ge1@nittez
men Mepfeln unb granuliertem 3uder
permengt, in elmer 5orm 1angiam gez
baden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-21

@aure @ier NIT Sped.
9iinne, ldngltde @pedi@etben brGt
mon auf beioen @eiten braun, i@ldgt
sic @ebeisr barauf unb %ierbiert berz
mad nit 5auee.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-21
prin3ebfartoffe1n.

Cine Torm ober @@iRel miro gut
nit Butter 'ausgeitri@en, 0ann flint
man iie lagenpetie nit frii@gefodten,
in @9eiben gel@nittenen &artoffeln,
fem gemirfeltem @ering, Ser porber
gut gemdFert purbe, bartgeto@ten,
3er{@nittensn Giern. l1eber jebe Gage
&ortoffeln tperben 8utterfl3dden perz
teilt. Damn tper6en 3pei Gibotter
3erquirlt, elm pint &abm ba5u gegez
Ben, NIT @al5 unb pfeffer gepir3t
unb 6tes iber 6te Ma6e gegeben, be-
rem ober1te Gage aus &artoffeln be-
1teben muB. Man ldBt bie @peile
breiBig Minuten i'm 8adofen baden.
sic muB iebr iaftig fem.
Quart un6 Mu6eIfpeife.
sSn Elm pint Mil@ to@t man Elm
babes pfun6 Tabennri6eln NIT etmas
3uder unb elmer Prife @al3 pei@ unb
bid. @peiiefett riibrt man pei@ uno
unter etnem balben Pfunb porber
glattgeriibrten frif4en Quart, benz
man 5pei @ier, orei un5en geriebene
fube Manbeln, Moiinen un6 feinen
3uder, fomie ettpas obgeriebene Mpfel<
finenf@ale 5ufebt, man r0itet eine
l1nae Cries in ettpas 6ett 6ur@ unb
gibt ibn 3ulebt gu benz quart. Cine
feuerfefte Muflaufform miro ausseitriz
den, i@i9tpeife nit Quart unb Muz
oeln gefiQt, bic Sberfld@e nit geriebez
men Manbe1n unb 3uder bid beitreut
un6 NIT fleinen Butter HIDDEN belegt.
9ie @peife mub langiam fiinfunobierz
5ig Minuten Baden, iie mirb NIT gez
1@mprtem Sbit Dber nit elmer Sru9tz
1ofttunfe g%egef1en.
@tromberrp @bprt Gate.
y Man bereitet einen tpeiden Setg
aus einem Suart Mtl@, bret 5eel0ffel
8odpulper, bier GBlDffel Butter, bret
@blDffel 3uder. 9teier Seig &ptrb
ouf 6rei fla@e pfannen (sSelp GATE
Sins) Dert.i1t. Menn sic &u@en ferz
tig gebaden fin6, f@neibet man Die
2agert auseinanber, beitrei@t betbe
9alf ten NIT Butter. @ie 8eeren tperz
ben bo1biert, perfiibt unb in 5mei Co
gen 3mtf9en bret Der 9G1ften gele9t.
Die pberen &u@en perben nit 3uder
beftreut, Damn alles a%ufetnanoer gez
iebt. Sbenauf e%benfans 8eeren. 9oz
gu miro entpeoer flifiiger ober itetf
ge14lagener @abm gegeben. 9as erz
gibt al1o 6reifa@e @bort Safes.
q 3mei SoKen Mebl, cine @iertel
SoKe 3uder, bier glatte SeelDffel
8adpulber, cine prtfe Musfatblite
un6 Elm @iertel Seel0ffe1 @a15 miro
permif@t. Sn biefe Menge tpirb cine
Drittel Safe 8utter gerieben. Sin
81 mirb NIT 5mei Drittel SaFe Mil@
perfleppert unb oamit Der Seig angez
rubrt. @r nitro bann %ausgerpllt unb
in 3mei !6dlften in elmer 2aper @atez
pfanne i'm beiBen Sfen 5tpan5ig Miz
nuten gebaden. Wenn ct aus benz Sfen
tommt, mirb jebe Gage NIT @rbbeeren
beleet, gut NIT 3uder beitreut unb ge>
1@laqener Mobm oariiber gebreitet.
Mu@ fir @imbeeren ooer Rirf@en
miro biefer Seis gebrau@t.
81 Sin pfunb Meb1, cine balbe
9afe Butter, Elm @bl0ffel Badpulber,
elm 81 uno 1opiel Mtl4, um einen
peihen Seig gu er3ielen. Ser Sudden
tpirb i'm @an5en 9ebaden. oann 3er<
teilt unb lpie oben meiter perfabren.
Mu9 obne @abm 1T biefer Ru@en
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-07

because OF tho fact that. while a large
majority of tire manufacturers both
large and small. have been for some
years building their tires upon ma
chlhes licensed from Mr. SeibcrlinE, a
small handful of other manufacturers.
among which was the Fircstonc Com
panN. have refused to concedc the
validity of tho patents on tho Good
year machines.
The Goodyear Company commended
that II paved the way for the present
day scmi-automatic tirc-niakinE ma
chine; that thr Soldering Stevens ma
chine was the first ever produced to
make automobile tires: that the Good
year Company developed tho first prac-
teal machine for making automobile
tircS mechanically that is now in use.
rms Goodyear position was confirm
ca IN no uncertain terms 10y this late
decision of Judge killts, Of the United
states District Court
About three years ago the Firest6ue
Company installed trc-mal<inr ma
chimes in it's factory. without taking
license under the Soldering pat
cnts Goodyear maintained that the
Firesione machines infrinccd ON tho
Goodyear patents. and the Eircstone
Company was notified and asked to
discontinue The notice was not COM
piled with. aud Mr.. Soldering sued
with the result noted Judge kiIlits.s
opinion ends thus. Deere. viii RIM
for the plaintiff finding both his p.t-
cnts valid and infrinccd by defendant"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-07

him good luck in this. BarneYs fare
wcll race. Dario Rcsta ranks next.
having won tho 1915 speedway cham
" dope out. II is. probably John Ait
ken III the French Peugeot. or Gil An
derson Anderson won at New York
last year. Eddie O'Donncll and Eddie
isickcnbachcr are being picked as ia
vorites by many speedway dcvotecs
loser Christiacns, and his unnamed
tcammatc. with their brand new i'm
proved English built Sunbeam cars
viii have to be reckoncd with AT ali
stages OF the race. All in all. tho yot
Grams or speedway races say this years
event promises moro thrills a more
uncertain race. and n faster spccJ Than
ever before.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-07
From Is" to :"o Miles ON Is Gallons.

''"h 10" 10 ~" Miles on i3 Gallons.
ihr tompensStinc Napor Plug is
everything that you claim u 10 be
placed ~ on my and increased
the mileage from l5o miles on thirteen
gallons OF gasoline to zoo nilcs.
Their we"
The motor seemed 10 have more spirit
than before and y better getaway.
N'tc' placing the rug OF the car, VIC
can nov throttle down lower than Two
miles nn h"ur Without the motor labor.
am moro than satisfied with the RS
suits obtained Yours very tr,Ily
,Sisncdr WATER L. MICHENER.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-07
PIERCE-ARROW TRUCKS
SOLVE HAULING PROBLEM

When the firm Of |; w Bliss Now
York. encountered. one and onc-half
years ago. a delivery and haulago prob-
lem without precedent in it's history
officials Of the company knew exactly
what to do They began buvjrr
Pierce Arrow trucks. They made no
question of price. They wanted what
they believed TO be tho best Now Tho
iirm has acquired a fleet Of twelve fvc-
ton Pierce Arrows. and has not vet
stopped
/, was AN immense contract FOR am
muni,ion that made the firm cffcc, an
almost instant read justineni of its IA =
entities. Already doing Prosperous
foundry business, producing presses
for drop forgines, die presses. STAMP
ing machinery. milling machinery drop
hammers. crank shafts and other parts
for automobiles and marine engines.
the outbreak Of the war gave the com
pany the refusal Of very large con-
tract.
With buildings and equipment, as
Surcd. the only point was one Of de-
livery. This was solved by tho rapid
requirement OF Iierce-Arrow trucks
The first purchase was two These
gave such rapid results that more we're
constantly added. Lightning deliveries
OF material were made. The company,
III spite of its great volume Of business.
had never before been a user of motor
trucks. but II recognized that il MAS
only through their application that it
would he possible 10 Get the plant
ready in time for making deliveries on
schedule. and that it could only he
operated up 70 the top notch with
trucks to solve all delivery questions.
In actual operation. delivery has
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-07

been only a part OF tho work per.
formed ny these vehicles
Equally important has been their
contribution in handling material be.
tween the various buildings OF tho pro.
jcctile plant.
Thus In three months. ore truck
equipped as a power bumper and opcr.
actually saved the company $1,000 in
dcmurraSc. This sum would have
gone To tho railroad company for the
time lost by it's freight ears while
waiting to he unloaded. ON an aver
age. Twenty-Five carloads of steel billets
come in daily from the Midvale Com
pany. lf dependence were to be placed
Oh horses to take the material off these
cars and distribute il to the proper
sources. il might actually be necessary
10 keep car standing for a month.
Win penalties pilinG up Multiply this
one car by twenty-five a day. and that
twenty-five by the number of days in
month. aud" il can readily he seen
how vitality important II is for the Bliss
Company TO get the freight cars
emptcd with a minimum loss OF time
:tnd sent on their way again.
The Pierce Arrow power bumper has
shown how this can be done
Not only do these trucks engaged
around the plant unload freight cars
but they also carry billets. rough shell
and shrapue /" various Department..
aud handle the finished product.
hNe-ton truck, With force of
twenty men aSSiEtinc. can make TWEEN
ty-two OF three trips day. each time
the moving Of 10 to ia tons. How
many horses II would take to tackle
a job like this no ono has bothered. 10
figure out.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-07
MOTOR CARS MAKE ANY
SORT OF TRIP POSSIBLE
John \. WtIlys Tell, VII, the Small.
Light Overland. Model as. Is
best for Tourists

Win the season OF the wear an
preaching when people begin To pIan
Tor their summer vacation trims. the
old question Of how and where to 90
is uppermoS' IN tho minds Of thous-
ands Of motorists. Tine average car
owner. because OF tho fact that he rets
TN" greatest amount OF pleasure and
comf"r, ont Of his car In the summer
time. hcsi'atcs about leaving It behind
when inc starts off to the mountains or
scashorc
The motor car because OF it's ability
10 got there makes almost any kind
OF vacation trip possible" declares
.iohn WHY'S. president OF the
WHY'S -overland Co, who has covered
various parts Of tho United States
Canada and foreign countries by auto
mobile.
'Seashoro. mountains inland lakes
and rivers all can he seen 10 the best
advantage by tho motor tourist who
goes his own way and makes his own
time without having to depend upon
railroad schedule or he bothered by
,he DELAYS ana iuConvcnicnccs 70 which
tho average t"uris, is subjected
~ small. light car like tho over
land, Model -, is tho type OF machine
preferred by many people who plan
to spend their vacations in the noun
tains These smaller cars can travel
over rough, hilly roads and &c, 10 and
from places much easier than tho big,
heavy machines In fact. tho small
its big brother when ii comes TO noun
tain-climbing It's light weigh, en-
abies IL TO get through soft. sandy
spots where il would pc folly TO drive
biz. cumbersome car.
The same IS true OF rough and
rocky roads The light car threads it's
way over tho bumps without diffi-
=
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-07
Here What Users Of the Compnsag Vo Plug SRead Their Letters
YmC AhD Five Mhus Manifold and Screw Pp

Phillips county state Bank viii SAT.
iSiN YOU as !" my responsibilities.
Respectfully.
LEE: \. BRINK
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-07
SEIBERLING'S PATENTS
ARE UPHELD BY COURT
Tire manufacturers Intcrrstcd In suit
Against Fircstnnc Company IsinG
Tire Machines.

MI American tircdom is interested
ia r y SetbcrliuE's victory last week
over tho fircstonc Tire and Rubber
Company in tho United states District
Court. IN suit charging infringement
Of the Seiherlinc -Goodycar tirc-makinc
machine patents.
The interest Of tire manufacturers
in tho outcome Of this suit brought by
+. y SeiberlinE. president Of tho Good
year Company against the F'irestouc
Company was unusually hcirhtcncd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-07
THIRTY SPEED DEMONS
TO RACE FOR RICH PRIZES
''"'h annual International Sweep.
stakes at indianapolis
on May 30.
DISTANCE CUT TO 500 MILES
ms Means Faster Average Than
WAS Made in 5OO-Milc Eycnts-De
rama Is Only Noted Driver Not
Entered-LiSt Of Entrants.

t>.,,.
or.r, o~ls' MAY 1.-The official
S..oo ,o, ior inc sixth international
l'"'ahcs race on thc indianapolis
~ HPecnWaN mas Just been an
,I,t.' ath"uGh the entries closed at
IN ,hs II, ~! SeNerai letters were
80. MAJ, ny mat date. and the
m oihciaiS waited tor them TO
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-07

Not that we do not believe in engineers technical
tcstsbecause conducted the farest kind of a
professional test in the city Detroit before the
C"mpenstiing Napor Plug was put the market,
but We believe that the last analysis OF merit is the
verdict of the man who the compromising Vn,ur
Ping in his own car in his way
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-07
81 Mile. on "a Gallon Gasoline.

detroit. Mich.
On straishtway drive over country
roads ! covered .: miles on i, Of a gal
Ion Of gasoline,
Rut the thing that imprcSscS mo most
- the Increased nc notwithstanding. down
TO 10, n'irS per h"nri AMI picking up
staliins THAI al itself makes the de-
vice worth while. LEN G; SHAW
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-07
.Addcd 1000. Efficiency.

h"lNoke Colo, .arCh IL, 1915.
have put In one OF Your Manor rluES
IN my Model + Ford and have. added
1000 10 the efficiency Of my gas What
can YOU 1t" by me II I tak- up the riug
ana push IL" think that / ought IL
have 81 l-3c,
have ordered six from your Denver
distributor hut think that IL | could
deal directly with YOU You might SiN.
me some good TERRITORY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-07

io-da! average price for gasoline is % cents If
YOU are fortunate to get 10 miles per gallon Won
travei at the rate of 2i2 per mile. The Com.
penshtn@ Napor Plug is guaranteed to increase vour
mileage +0Po If your motor is in good condition
ms would mean II miles TO the gallon or a saving
or sc in the OF gasoline And the saving potno
greater as the cost of gasoline scars
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-07
You Can Attach II in Five Minutes.
Does More Than Promised.

ElCin. Illinois.
have given thorough try-out To your
Compromising Napor Plug under the
most severe weather, and find that IT
docS NOR" than promised
GEO. II. ANDERSON.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-07
Twice the Mileage.

N"HCeNIIc. NHilStS.
In a run Of IL miles to day. used J..
GALLON ~ gasoline. which Is about one
mar as much as | generally use. Find
my ear starts much easier than " did
before. q W. GETGEN AMER