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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, FRID! Y 30, 11 FOREIGN CARS greatest suffering of all is that which | who pledged himself to his country, | man who didn't go. If you see him | mm is not physical, but mental--the sink- j heart, soul and body, but who | standing watching with tightened jaw | gm . . a A | fifa . LZ . ing of all that a man holds most dear {through the exigencies of the situa-|and perhaps a suspicion of moisture | r . 1 or : : t . is i x . | gs OF 43 ENTERED IN in complete and absolute self-sacri-{tion never had a chance to really|in his eye, give him a cheer, even LVR Ea RNag i ] fice. answer the call of his soul, we pledge | though it be mental, for he is the si- 1 | | DO § : Thopsands and thou men, |a toast to that man. He truly offér-| lent hero, and the band and flags to | often the "frst 103 AL Jil + ¢ 5 i | owil € -- eeree---- 1 of their | ed everything~ and in cases made him are a sign of unfilled sacrifice.-- free will their country's call, | tremendous sacrifices for which he| Exchange. ER SO t patiently day after day, sought to | will never be recompensed in this | \ ree an Eleven foreign cars, with eight for-| make themselves and others fit 'for | world, and yet the greatest honor | Delicate Compliment by Dear Wife | eign drivers, will start in the inter-| the supreme test which never came | of all did not come his way. i i national Liberty Sweep-!to them. Some did not care to go or When the returned troops mx: | rch | [here is nothing so soothing to an | stake ice on the Indianapolis motor | couldn't go, but the man who was proudly up Fifth avenue, and it seems | elderly registrant as to have his dear | speedway, 31. - This is more! physically, mentally and morally fit,] that our hearts will burst with pride | wife pat his slippery crown and say than one-fourt i Pianos and Players || See our J. & C. Fischer PIANOS PLAYERS GRANDS Our prices are far lower than Chicago USED PIANOS $50.00 TUNING oh, ! peat Cren Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday a . 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Both Coux and | " " rm Tn i Boillot are popular favorites for first | ee positions, especially Coux, who won | the 1913 Indianapolis race, and the ge HE HE BE E EH AE E ER GO HE HE SE HE 5 SN ES EE EES IAG ELD EEEEEEEBR Americans may also be expected to, give an excellent account of them- | selves, Klein being familiar with the |g Hoosier course by virtue of having When vou purchase "Fxide Batteries" for competed in the 500-mile - of the entire field -- ~-------------- | and thanksgiving, don't. forget the! that he needs a haircut dreadfully. to increase to one-third with the run-| § ning of the time trials that will & pe] to the race, It is not thought that | = EAE i : = any of the European speed creations | i = trials, as they are all easily capable J , . - |] ov =1 of doing better than 110 miles an : : every one. [ Though the foreign field at In-| { in any contest ever held on the huge brick track, the numerical odds will | it lacks in size, however, it more than makes up in quality, being com- | posed of the fastest space eaters ever | sent across the pond, and the great- | The logical favorites among the foreign aggregation are the Sun- ta and Jean Chassagne. This will] be the third time that the Sunbeam | first honors in an Indianapolis race, | and it is thought that this time it is | perience of two previous failures to | guard it against mistakes. ! were not adapted to the Indianapolis | track, having too long a wheelbase | results. The succession of short | turns and straightaways on the | base for rounding corners and a fast pick-up to get going again on the team has two cars built especially | for the Indianapolis track, with mo- | said to be capable of better than 120] miles an hour. In the hands of two Resta and Jean Chassagne, these cars| may be expected to be near the front | from the start to the finish of the | of forty-three entries, a formidable EE ------ ----y A ea Ce | proportion, and ene that is expected l eliminate ten of the contestants prior will fall by the wayside in the time = hour, and will be handled by stars dianapolis this year bulks larger than | still be two to one against it. What | | est galaxy of drivers. | beam team, composed of Dario Res-| combination has attempted to lift] primed for business, with the ex-| In former years the Sunbeam cars| and an improper gear ratio to get | Hoosier oval requires a short wheel- stretches. This year the Sunbeam] tors of an improved aviation type | such super-performers as Dario] should be able to do wonders, and) contest. All Pure and Delicious. For Sale at All Grocers Al HINCKLEY & SCHMITT, Ic. 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