been killed and a number ofspectators and automobile dri-vers hurt and seriously injured.The expense of organizing thisrace must have been enormous, gftuntiiu &witit*%. and it is impossible to say whether the immediateresults will be at all proportionate to the outlay. Atfirst contests of this… … Welcoming Fournier, the Winner, as He Crosses the Line. extra pieces which must be carried is very large. Theracing vehicle is built purely for speed, and is a dis-tinctive type, but is dangerous, unreliable and expen-sive, and makers object supplying them, except to cus-tomers who are known to be…
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