davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-04

OaR Ole VHglnHOer 1UHU NeIu-
plane an elmer einsefmen eyrpmt 1nb
binter Der syrpnt $4,000 Bis 10000
mebr glerpplanc in 9ielerbe bGtten,
ais bie 9entIdlen iiberbanpt be1a-
fen. llnlere srnppen tuiirOen mebr
gleroplane gebranden, als infer
Ganb iibcrbampt berporbringen FIN
ne. - 0ieIer 6err Gatgeber oes
Council Of 9efenie" idleint es se-
uoBnf 5li iein, ben Dumb red)t po1
at nebinen.
ysSe ans Bern 1T Der Sdjiueis ge-
melSet ,uirb, lit idpn iuieber cine
SemtIdJe Hulperfabrif erpluoiert nmb
s,par in ssirtb bei ysnrnbcrg. Is
iuaen 531 GerIonen babel nm's Se-
ben gefomemn iein.
IS iull elm Central Ginfanfs.
fomite III @aibinston gebilbet iuer-
Sen, iueld)es aQes einfanfen iol,
baf sic Mlliierten pon inns fanfcn
iupllen. 6
ltnlere Mrmee @eriualtnns fam
nod immer Mcfrmtem fir bic 1tc-
bnnsslaser fir Ofiisiersaspiranttn
eebramd)en, trptoem es geift, baf bic
|urIpranglid)e GAIL uon 10000
Niann idon erreidjt lei.
Saniel gSillaro erflart bas &c
neral Mailroab 8oarb1 oes Council
Of 0eienie" siebe in getradt, ben
|Yaiiasierbienit anf mniern 8abnen
itarf ein5nidJraufen mno ale entbebr-
Iidrn @agem, QofomutiDen an6
56ienen ben slaiierten nadj Jranf-
reid 81 id)ifcn. Sc lei not,pemSis,
baF syranfrcid) nnS Gnklanb 2ofo-
motiben nno @agen befGmen nnb
mir f6nnten lie ibnen liefern, iuemn
mir nmIerm @erfebr einldjrGnften.
gsady sen nemeiten slnsabcm oes
Seberal Reierbe gparo betrasen bic
Grieasanleiben Der iedJs sroken
frieafiibren6en gfationet $4,000
Wnllionen Dollar. 9anun fonlmen
amf Gmslanb, syranfreidJ, 9lnFlano
mnb Stalien $4,000 Millionen nno
ani 0entidJlanb nno Seitcrreid To-
700 Millionen.
ltmier e6emalisc Sutidafter in
Berlin, @erarb, erfldrte Oieier Gage
III eimer 3ebe pur Der Chicago Sar
slIIoeiatium: y9ie bentidJen Mnni-
tionsfabrifem arbeiten NIT poller
Strait. Gs feblt ben SentIdJen an
Nifcl, oas al ben srofen 8eid)oilen
eebramdjt luirb, aber iie indem oiclen
Mamael at erIeken. SentIdDlano bat
mebr 2ente i'm Selbe ais ic 5npor-
Gs lit in Sieiem Musemblif Die itarf-
itc Militarmadt anf Der Telt. lln-
Ier @olf beareift Die @rDke oes Strie-
aes nod midlt. Die Natiun 1T nod
nidyt eriuad)t, Die SentIdlen bamen
llnterieebuutc 10 idDnea, luie lie seiitc
III i6rer @cmannnng bcfommem fOn-
men"
9lms @aibinston luiro semelSet,
Die GnslGnber ieien bereit, amerifa-
niidjcu Srnppen, bic madp sSranf-
reid gcidDift luiirbcn, &affen mno
Mnnition sn liefern.
Sine Scpeidle aus &aibingtpn
laat, Die GnbIfriptiunen anf bic er-
item 1000 Wtillonen Scr &riegsbunbs,
bic in Scn SanSel scbradIt ieien,
famen III elmer 9iatc uun elmer Wsil-
liun sic Stmnoe Elm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-04

sm, baf iie iid bei Gberiip 5nriif5ie-
fen mnkten.
Sn Ser Champagne, OitlidJ uOn
Msont 9ant, ioQen Die Transolen
apeifunbert bemtide @efansene se=
mad)t baben. slndj bei MpueOnrt
Icllen bie Transoiem bentid]c Sra
ben aenommen. Nm Der Nisne baben
MrtilleriefGmpfe itattsefnnoen.
8ei ben &antpfem am Sunners-
taa Iolleu bic Dentidjen fiinf sero-
plane perloren baben; flint iollen
Deriaat icin unb bier gallpns ipnr-
Sen aeritDrt. Gie GnsIanber iuol-
len Oasegen MIR elm einsises Snft-
idiff permift baben.
Cine 2omSomer 9epeide melbet,
Sic GnslGnber ieien bnrd) Gberrs
bis nafj 8nllecpnrt bDrgeornngen,
Ieien aber ipieber SmrdJ GberiiD
suradsebrGngt iuorben. Die ensli'
/ Ide Sdilberuns bieier &antpfe 1T
pieber anferit pbantaitiidl nnb err
sGblt BON nnsebemren @erluiten Der
0eutidem. gnd BON ben Snftfam-
pfen iuerben ldjanrise SdilOermngen
aemadt. srot bieier seI4iften
0aritellnns, Die mebr beridleiert als
fnn6aiebt, erfennt man aber opdJ,
baF Der Sanptsiued oieies nenen
gnfturms, bie 0nrdJbrednng Der
oemtiden einien, iuieOer nid)t erreidt
1T.
Graf sarnoipsfi fat enbIidj feline
Meiie bon Weip g)orf nndJ GeiterreidJ
angetreten.
! 9lms @albinston fommt bic nidt
slanblide 9sadridt, baf 9raf Sar-
nolusfi, Der 6iterreidiide 8utidaf-
| ter, Der nod immer in. nnierer Bum
besbanptitabt 1T, ,peil er fein freies
G}eleit 5ur SeimreiIe befominen fam,
mebrere gebeime &onferensen NIT
8nIfonr gebabt babe uno bak oieIe
Irie6ensangelegenbeiten betroffen
. fGtten. geatnrlid) lon bamit iuieoer
anae6eittet iper6en, 6af CelterreidJ
lueoen eines separatfriebens per-
ban6le.
Sm Der nit lektem S0nntas en-
benbem ISOLDE 6aben bic GnglGnber
SO SdIffc bnrd oentlde 1tnterIee-
boote perlpren.
Sine 9epeld)e aus Waibimgton
ssist nns jett bentlidj nn0 flar, iuar=
/ mn bic GnglGnber pl6klid sugeben,
meldc sroke 8efabr bas 1tmteriee-
boot lei nno uelden fmrdtbaren
Sdaben bic GmtentemGdte 0nrdJ
basIelbe erlitten battem. Gs seidueBt
oies, iueil iie ppm ben Ser. Staa-
ten piele Sdliffe baben ,upllem, nm
bas llnterieeboot 81 befampfen. Sic
alanbten, Sak man linen bier io-
fort cine llnmaiie fleinerer 6abr-
sense 5nr @erfiisnns itelen fOnne.
6ierin baben lie iid sctanid)t nno
jett tnn iie natiirlidj ibr MOslidD-
ties, nm Den 6erreu in @aibinston
Die ytotiuenoisfeit, Sd)iffe 81 idJaf-
fen, flar sn MAIDEN. 0iele giptiuen-
bigfeit baben and) Staatsiefretar
9aniimg nno Niniiter Cane smseitan-
bcn mnb besbaib mirS nns Ieit eini-
gen Sasen nndl Die Gage ais cine
10 mnsemein idJiuere seIdDiloert.
8leidJseitis erflareu aber Jest bic
frans6iiidjen nno cnsliideu Spe-
sialgeianbten, iuabrideinlidD nm oas
Ynblifnn bnrd iolde pciiimiitilden
Menfermnscn nidlt 81 febr absn-
ldrefeI baf amerifaniide Sd)iffe,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-04

Sn Yetersbnrg ioa cine SOlbaten-
3epultc, DielleidJt nod SdEimmeres,
ansecbroden iein. Die scloaten
fumrSen bmrh Die geitern perOfent-
lid,te gsote Ser ruiIiIAeu 9iesiernns,
oaf Mnklanb in Der &riessfibrnng
nid)t naddaiIen nnb feline yerpflid-
tnnaen, ben MQiierten sesenaber
prompt nad)fommen iufrbe, in grDse
Mufreanms periett. Sic bebaupten,
fie Iattem erit fonlultiert iperoen
,niiIen, cbc cine foIdlr 9sOte perSf-
fentlidt iunroe. Sn Jplge beiien iinD
Sie Dor oensanriIden Ealait gesogen,
in benz bic Gnma lire Sitmngen ab-
halt, baben rote Tlaggen setrasen
nit Der MnfiArift: oSerunter init
Nilnfoip", benz Nsiniitrr Sts ans-
,p6rtiaen, mnS baben lMieklif) IN
einer aroken gerlammlung bic yll-
ouna eines &oalitionsnlinii niiteriMms
inuS gnftritt Wfilnfoip'ss uerlanst.
Sc fanben aud 9emonftrationen ST.
wuniten Der @esiermns itptt nno Der
IrGfioent ber 0nma, HpOsianfo,
hieIt cine JeSe an bie Mense, in Der
er iie beIdwor, ben ariea iueiter 5it
fiibren.
Die Gual6n6er ober bielmebr bic
Sianabier, iuie bic 0epeide betont,
bdben ben Drt Tresnog genum-
men nno Die OeyeIAe iett binsii,
oa6 iie ieit Der Ginnabme bes Timp
s,5hensnaes bit Oeuti@tn bier Wteis
len snriidse6rangt un6 bic nene Gb,
re ariuonnen babtn, rto cut tbe
6in6enbnrg Iime". 0ieie @orte fDn.
men leidt Srrtiimer erreseu, bic met
item Qemte iuer6en re, init ben 8or-
ten iiberleten, rbie 0inbenbnrs 81.
ME 6nr6bro4en 81 baben" nn6 iuer-
ben bann gIanben, bic Steanneen
Der Oenti&en in iener Gesenb ieien
bnr&brpdjen. 9as 1T aber falih.
Die bentIden GtelInngen iin6 Snrd)
oie Ginnabme bes 0orfes JresnDD
nidJt bnrAbrpdem. Der offisielle
6entide 8tridt inst, Der Werlmd Der
GnglGn0er, bnrd Die bentidrn Stel-
lnnaen 81 bredem lei abermals
misglift, nno bic ensliids ariess-
leitnng bebnmptet in ibrem geridp-
ten and nirsenbs, oaf Sic ensli-
IdJem Srnppen bic Sentldje 2inie
bnrdbroden batten, lie fast MIR,
baf Fr an 5iuei stelsm in ben oeiit-
ldyen 2inien einse6rnngem leicn, io-
aenannte 9eile in oielelben getrie-
ben nno bak iie G6rfer, iOiuie and
GrGbeu, n6rSlidj bon Cppb, beIekt
bGtttn.
Die 8riten ioaen onrdJ bic oent-
IdJcn SteIInngen bei CppD sebrodjen
leim mn6 iett iid int Mnsrifi ani bic
WoSan.9inie befinben. 9ieie lettere
Clinic lanft pDn Sroconrt nad)
ancant, cine Strcfe uun fiinfse6n
VfeiIen, bie bon Iorocn uadD Siiben
oellt nnb iidD mnsefabr iiinfseGm Wei-
len meltlidl BON 9pnai anb Gam-
6rai finsiebt. Die Nad)ridn bon benz
Grfola bei Cpph lit bis jekt nid)t
heltatiat, Sic Ientiden baben bis jcRt
unr siiaeae6em, oak Tresmon mno
seile Der dmferen @rabeu BON Snl-
leep,trt pon Den Gnalanoern senum-
men limb. Die Gnslanoer luoaeu aud,
morb,ueitlidJ BON ct. amentin nno
uorS5ifiidj pun Sarsieonrt @urfeile
errnnaen baben. Sic babeu bort an-
o,bIid, ben Wutsbof Walafoff se-
nommen. 0ie GnelGnoer seben iett
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-04
Wcrccm Die $tcr,ersabler pcn
San Nntcnic Sic 0elcper<
icbpencune in1eifercn
ecer 3uriicftueifen?

Die 8erpalg Der Stab gulas fite gieern fir NIT
80 4pr 1917 abgeafee Sisfalubr Die geerre
$1>080,539 e. 6ronSeite Der e. q. GrpreB Da)
Die taotiie 8ernoltne anonio hr oas NIT 81
lfa 1917 noenS nr miro nio pii foin as Sic Goot
be5ablte nod $79S10 mebr u0er Die SotaIl1e
$1,8S3,709 GS. oas gegenpartige Sfu6t 8l0get.)
Die giger mnter ibrem gerecn Corn geaen oie
INSTRUMENTATION 8eamten mo balfteren e ab
Die antonioer grger fonRn gege 0as tntiee @dle-
oen Suer5ablr miblam afgebraten eoer gegn
oona geridmrong mie tie Ser ggeuartaen Saot Mom
niraipn puu5e mirbe 0urd5 ldBen e fin Ole erren
eamm, Nelpn nnO lt6r os aomnir inen, Die m ppdt
be Die @usgaben reort5en Die Sern berabIeben
Gbt Stimnplasen bel @auphpaW 0ienIaa
Wa arbeet tnu fit oieIe 2elte ais &oniGre Die
fabn aanboaten merben le gablpsn Seersbeer babe
Yaidne- arbeiten SeIDe
Der 5eneraber beab meroen Seo gnt grger Iole oerur
g Metboon oaotr nit entrlug peoammen oaB nad mrn
inlntt lnb 70 3tOrms Der potilen Mahine beitrdgt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-04
6oloatcn= =&raluaQ in &etersburg,
$Nwere Kdlnpfe bei 0ppy i'm 6ange.
3armp,pstD abgereiit.
Starke CdtiQkelt der deutIden unterIeebocte.
..9fQttumdl Ser0ice Geicrne"+
nps ReidskdnzIpr$ frleden$rede dob ttob in Hl$)t
%erlammlnnq Der 6tQatSgonpernenre III Salbngton.
prebibiticn oent ,,Genncil II Deienie"
pcreeidklaeen.

anerifaniide Srnppeu, amerifani-
ides Gelb mn6 amerifamiider Grim
onngsgeift mol int Gtan6e iein iuiir-
ben, bic llnterieeboot 8ffabr sit
iiberfomnlen.
Der englilde Selbnmpfer uSnn"
ein SdJiff BON iiber 5000 sOnnen
WeJalt, lit perIenft iuorben.
Die ensliiden 9am2fer rSman-
npre" nnb . ySrpbmpre" iinb Derienft
luoroen. Il
9lms 9pmbom mirb gemel0et, bic
0entId)en Ser Mcroplane fiibrtcm
iett amd Sorpebps nit iid. 9as eng
liidle 0anpfIdiff u0ena" lei pDn
einem Sprpcbp perienft luDr6en, Der
pon einem Gee-Meroplan abgeldoi-
len lunroc. Ser gnsriff fanb an
Der aiiite bei Snffolf itatts
0as engIiidlc Sramspurtidiff
oNrcabian" 1T am Is. gpril i'm Wit=
telfGmbiidcn Neer BON einent bent
id,en llnterIeebpot perienft luorben.
249 Sulbaten iinb babel iim's Se-
ben sefommen.
8ei Der @erIenfnng bes ameri-
famiidcn 0ampfers uHDfingbam"
iinb orei Mann ertrnnfen.
0as amerifaniid)e SegelfdJiff
cMarsaret1 ipnrbe on Der irlanSi-
ldpen aiife ppn einen Sentiden
ltnterIeebpot in 8ranS seidoiIen.
Nus Chicago miro gemelbet, Die
criteNlotille bon Mptor6outen, Die als
ltnterleebootiGger benntt iurroen
iOaen, lei fertis nno iuiiroe III ben
mad1iten sasen nad oem anmpf-
plat abfabren.
yYie aus 8aibington senicloet
iuirb, bat man in elmer 6ouferens
bes cGpnncI Of National Stfenfe"
nit ben Staatsgonberneuren uno
Nitsliebern Der uState Dtfeufe
Councils" beidlofIen, cine r0atio-
nal Serbiee 9leierbe" ~ bilben, b.
+. cine @ereiitignng bon Wanneru,
bic nidt Der 9onifription nnteripor-
fen finb, nnb Jramen, iuelde iidI be-
reit erflGren, irsenb cine Satig-
feit fir Die Hesiernns amssmiiben,
,ueld)e oieielbe BON linen foroern
1Olltc. 9as Griessminiiterimm fat
bic sSbee sutgebciken.
Gem pSambnrser ssremOenblatt"
luirb bon ieinem 8erliner &or-
reipun6enten mitgcteilt, Der bemt-
ide Meidsfamsler ,uerbc 6ei nad>
tier 8elesenbeit i'm Geidstag ipre-
d)en nn0 iidD banm Banptiadllid init
Der Iirieoensfrase beIddftigen.
Gs fparcm mGbremo Der letten
Sage segn Staatsgompernemre nno
Die &ertreter Ser 0unDernenre pon
ben 3S nnbern Stanten in Der Snn,
oesbamptitaot. Die 5erren babem
|ortrGge Ser Miniiter anseb0rt, ba-
ben mebrere Sage NIT bem oGonneil
of Hational 9efenie" beraten, baben
cine resnlare ySrainins Sdopl"
onrdJacmadlt nno iinb jett iuieoer
nadJ 6anIe snriifgefellrt, um bort al'
les bas, Inns iic gelernt, nnb bic
nenen Sheen, bic iie in iid anfsc'
nommen baben 5nr slnsfiibrnns Sa
bringen nnb ibrc Staaten in Die rldl'
tise ariessperfniImns 81 ieten.
6anbelsminiiter Heoficlo bat ocn
in 0aibington anipeienben Stnats'
spmpernenreu cine Hebe sebalfen,
in Der er linen iaste, baR lie Dor
allem ifjren 9enten SparIamfeit iiio
Erobmftion lebrem fonnteu. Der
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-04

(ssortietung auf Settle I
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-25
Kcrcnsky.
oh, Kerensky

oh, Kerensky -
Is intenski.
But he has fearful Job.
He must fightski,
Day and nightski,
With an arbitrary mob.
Every bumski
Wants q plumski.
Every leader wears a maski.
oh. Kerensky
Is immenskl.
But he has an awful taski.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-25
Car Rccrcates Busy Men.

"A man buys an automobile now
because he wants II as a reserve tank
to renew his thinking power. lie uses
his car as a nerve tonic. Fresh air,
new sights, keep him going on high
after he gets back to the office. He
must have some quick diversion
from his work to keep him in the
race. he no longer looks at his car as a
pleasure car, but as an energy store
house which he can draw on at any
time. The motor car is a short cut TO
more work, in other words you can
cut across instead Of going around,
said John Tainsh, general salesmana-
Ger of the Mitchell Motors company,
lac, of Racine. Wis. Rest cures,
nerve settlers and getting away from
the old grind can all be taken at one
dose sitting behind the steering wheel
odt on the country or new city streets.
And it's as essential that the men be-
hind the lines at home have this 70
fall back upon as their regular meals.
A car owner can get more sleep
more exercise, more play and do more
work than ever before. And these
very things are necessary now that
he country over IS short Of men and
extra burdens are thrust upon tho
lhoulders of those at home,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-25
Substitutes for Rubber.

AS the war progresses tho part
played by chemistry becomes more and
more apparent. Among the many de-
velopments in technical chemistry un-
der stress OF war conditions, has been
the production OF synthetic rubber In
Germany This rubber does not equal
natural rubber in quality or economy
and therefore. can hardly become q
serious competitor but It plays its part
In German military operations. Tur-
pentine and acetylene are supposed
to be the basis Of this artificial rubber
Undoubtedly one OF the most I'm
portant synthetic products that this
country has become acquainted with
since the beginning of the war Is the
new substance In the laboratories OF
the Goodyear Tire Il Ruber Co.
at Akron. Ohio. known as Neo-
lin. American shoe manufacturers
have already used this new material
as soles on shoes.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-25
SERVICE Is SELLING POINT
Neal Sutherland Says Buying Public
Knows Automobiles.


Inc autohlopiie s"lesi'ian linus '''a'
few scattered remarks about the
motor and much eulogv on the beauty
o. ,,o ~ ,,,,r NOT -nroa,,oa colo ,ou,
w ''o o". wa ''O' -
service Is strong selihs point" says
Neal Sutherland of the w. c. Norris
Sales company. local Oldsmobile dis
tributor. THE buying public knows
automobiles today. 1t is well versed
In the parts of the motor its work
lngs and the qualities Of the different
styles. The mechanical part of the
car is studied and examined in many
instances at automobile shows. thru
catalogs, descriptive literature and in
struction books.
"The artistic side Of the automo-
bile is also pretty carefully considered
by the layman. The prospective buyer
talks with the salesman largely on a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-25
Molnrcycles I'm YOscmitc.

President S. A. Faler, of the Fedora
ton Of American Motorcyclists. is an
rouncing the issuing of an order by the
secretary OF the interior. to the effect
that motorcycles are now to be ad-
mitted TO Yosemite National Park.
Heretofore road conditions in the park
have not been considered by the In
terror department suitable for the use
OF both horse drawn and power driven
vehicles. And although automobiles
have for some time, been permitted to
use the roads this concession was not
extended to motorcycles. But i'm
provements have lately been made in
the roads and the officials assured OF
the element OF safety in the opration
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-25
GOOD TIRES ARE A PLEASURE.
Ncw Yorker Drove Eight Thousand
Miles without Puncturc.

The greatly increased riding COM
fort and the uniformly satisfactory
mileaPes that motorists have been re-
ceiving from the use of cord tires, par
ticularly on some of the heavier cars,
are graphically protrayed in a letter
which the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.
of Akron, ohio. has just received from
f. A. Cochran. superintendent of the
Woolworth building in New York city.
He writes in part
II am writing this yetter TO you
believing that you Will be Interested
to know the remarkable tire perform
dnce | have enjoyed by using tires of
Jour make on my car. Last April I
bought n new Lexington touring car
equipped all around with Goodyear
non-skid cord tires, 36Xi u and, In ad :
1l'ion, / secured two spare tires of the
same kind Since last April ] have
toured eight thousand miles over
the New England states, as well as
New York and New Jersey, covering
some awful rough roads.
AT no time on these tours did
carry less than six passengers. After
going six thousand miles, ! removed
the rear tires and substitute the two
new spares which. up to that time had
never been taken from the rack. This
was done simply for the sake Of econ
omy. The front tires have never been
taken from the wheels, and I'm the en-
tire eight thousand miles of travel, not
one of the tires has been punctured or
leaked air in any way. To-day they are in
uniformly good condition. / regard
this es most unique. performance,
considering the size and weight of my
car and the kind of travel which it mas
been subjected to during the last six
monthS''
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-25

tainable would be the statement; Il
don't know who they were. never
seen 'em before"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-25
AUTO AIDS CRIMINALS
IN THEIR VOCATIONS
Notorious Crooks Use Motors
to Make Getaways
From Officers.

Perhaps no invention OF recent
times has proved to be such a boob
as the automobile. It becomes at once
mans beast of burden, and a speedy
one. 1t has become his principal out
door pleasure and in a sense has taken
the place of the steam trains and in
terurbans for cross-countrv trips.
But, on the other hand, haviCg been
taken W with alacrity by the criminal
element IL has provided means fer
them oi plying their various trades
with considerably more security than
they formerly enjoyed, says the Post
Dispatch.
Nor is il necessary for the man who
is without the law and needs N auto
mobile in his depredations to acquire
one by purchase. calling for "A cor
siderable outlay of money. l. is, or
was up To short time ago. the
easiest thing in the. world to steal one.
]. Is more difficult now, owing TO the
locking system with which late
model cars are equipped. but even
this has been overcome in some in
stances by daring thieves who break
the lock and start the engine.
Having acquired an automobile by
the expenditure of nothing save "A lit
tie risk, the criminal alters II to make
identification difficult and is ready tc
start on his career. If he be high
wayman he orives along dark street
ir the early morning and when vic
tim approaches slides up to the curb
and alights leaving his engine run
ming. He has held up his man, re-
lieved him Of money and jewe;ry and
L. dashing away before the pedestrian
RECEIVERS from mis- astonishmcnt. tie
is miles away. or perhaps holding up
ep ,I. IT, ~ nf
by the time the person who Is robbed
has communicated with the police ard
the latter have begun their search.
Instances have been plentiful in st.
Louis as we'll as other cities of 4 half
dozen or more hold-ups In one night,
committed by the same man or men,
assisted % a quick getaway" by the
Use Of the automobile.
Used by Gunner.
The professional murderer or gun
man has found the automobile to be
his most .aluable accessory. And no
where has this been better eXempli-
fled than in st. Louis within The last
| couple of years. On more occasions
| than the police care to count an auto
mobile containing four or five men
| has driven up 10 a saloon or cafe and
the passengers. with the exception of
the man at the wheel, who has left his
engine running, have left the machine
ana entered the place. The man they
were out to get usually would be found
| al the bar or at Il table In "A. twink
ling revolvers would he out. bullets
pcured into the hapless Victims body,
and before anyone in the place could
50 much as move in their direction
the slayers would be out on the street
in the machine and driving away like
mad. Even had policeman hap
pened to be in the next block 1t would
| have been of little avail for by the
time he could run the short distance
to the place the gunmcn would he
blocks away And when. the police
arrived in force they would find moth
ing but dead body. a badly scared
bartender. and few patrons. out OF
whom about the only information OBJ
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tainahle would be the statement:
don't know who they were. never
seen 'em before
Helped Thieves Escape.
II was thru the use of the automo-
bile that the Lewis brothers, st Louis
most notorious criminals Of recent
wears. were able to carry on Tor
months their business of wire ana
metal thefts, dangerous ealing
when one has not the means of quick
locomoticn When finally they were
discovered and trapped ana shct
down the policeman who attempted
down the policeman who attempted TO
arrest them, their automobile served
them in good stead in fleelns from
the scene of the crime and reaching
tho haven ot their home. Here. when
again detected and forced to Kill an
other policeman, their machine served
them in transporting, the body 70 a
lonely spot In the county, whe'e they
buried 1t and quickly disappeared
PIT for lie fortuitous circumstances
OF q young girl finding the body. maxi
ing tho trail of the Lewises, so hot
that escape was next to impossible
all nigh: still be at large. As Vt is
one of them, probably the most des'
perate of the gasg, never has been
apprehended.
In refusing parole to an automo-
bile thief. after having placed himseli
on record with the state prison parole
board as being opposed to the parole
of any automobile thief. Judge Kim
mel, Of the s. Louis circuit court
had this to say
"The automobile and its accessorles
have become the favorlte prey OF the
| modern thief. II Is being used as ar
accessory to the criminal in every
manner and form OF crime today"
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Successful Motor Show.

The motor show held in connection
With the fair at Wichita, Kan, was
such q success that all space money
has been refunded to the dealers. Paid
admissions amounted to more than
10000.
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Of motorcycles, so that the two
wheeled machine has been recognized
as vehicle affording wonderful op-
portunies in the exploration of the
beauties of Yosemite.
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No Doubt.
Don't hear much about Robin
Hoods barn any more"
81 suppose a garage now occupies
the site'
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Great Helm.

at isn't the small amount of
money involved it's the principle of
the thing"
"Um,"
you approve that stand, do you
uot?"
tprney. at keeps many a lawyer in
business"