davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-07-05
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWej.
Chicago, 5go Lipca, 1901.

SO OluLSLCSO j AA SLco0 AAS OeNJ-e
jest rzecza, re we W}oszech panu-
ie prad pewien dazacy do oderwa-
mia sic cd tr6jprzymierza, a szuka'
MIA innych sojuszow. jake So
ma te sprawe zapatrywania r6znych
stronnictw politycznych, nadarzy-
la sic sposobnosc do wyjasnienia W
parlamencie, W kt6rym przez trzy
dni trwafy gorace spory O znacze-
niu dla Wfoch tr6jprzymierza. o
tenn tylko m6wiono podczas dys-
kusyi mad budzetem ministeryum
spraw zagranicznych i wodzowie
wszystkich, tax licznych we Wfo-
szech, jak moze nigdzie indziej,
stronnictw kolejno zabierali gfos,
aby W dfugich mowach wyrazie
swe poglady na przyszto5c zjedno-
czonych Wfoch.
Przeciwnikami wfasciwymi troll
przymierza jednakowoz okazai sic
tylko radykalisci - zupefnie tax
samo, jak W Austryi - obok mich
irredentysci, kt6rzy przy tel spo-
sobnosci wyraznie oswiadczyli, re
ideafem ich lest daznosG do pozy-
skania wszystkich ziem, jake ME-
gdys nalezafy do republiki wenec-
kiej; wreszcie ganili trojprzymierze
socyalisci. Grupy konserwatywne
hberalne, lubo ME naleza do Ia
step6w, popieraiacych radykalny
cabinet Zanardelliego, przemawia.
4y "a utrzymaniem tr6jprzymierza,
jake sojuszu ma wskros pokoiowe-
go, kt6ry w}asnie dlatego, re jedy-
nym jego celem pok6i, zostawia
swym czfonkom zupe}na swobode
naprawiania swych stosunk6w z in
nemi panstwami, nietylko zosta-
via i'm te swobode, lecz jeszcze u
mozliwia zapomnienie dawnych
uraz, przekonywa nieprzyiaci6f ligi
potr6inej o niemozliwo5ci woiny i
przeto zacheca ich do zaspakajania
swych interes6w innymi sposoba-
mi, W skutek czego zwolna wytwa.
rza sic W Europe usposobienie
zgodliwe.
Zblizyiy sic Niemcy do Francyi
i do niej takze Wfochy, Rosya
porozumiewaia sic Austrya co do
spraw baikahskich, nadto zas row.
nowage ma Adryatyku, tax konie-
czna dla W1och, zawdzieczaja one
trojprzymierzu. Podnoszac to
wszystko, konserwatySci i liberafo-
vie ME szczedzili goracych slow u
znania byiym ministrom spraw "a
granicznych, poczynajac cd hr.
Robilanta az do margrabiego Wis
contiego, terazniejszy minister
Prinetti, kt6ry naipierw W T. 1891 i
potem kilka razy zarekomendowaf
sic jako przeciwnik trojprzymierza,
tym razem wolaf tylko sfuchac, ME-
zawodnie ubolewajac W duchu mad
tenn, re iako posei wygfaszaf mysli,
kt6rych rozum stanu ME pozwala
mu powt6rzye fotelu ministerial.
nego. Ostatecznie znaczna wick.
szoSc wioskiej izby oswiadczy(a sic
bardzo stanowczo "a trojprzymie-
rzem, kt6re zabezpiecza wszystkie
intere-a kraju.
Ciekawe mysi rzucah opozycyo.
nisci. Tax, zdaniem radykalistow,
r6wnowadze na Adryatyku, wiec
DO czescii ma morzu Sr6dziemnem,
zagraza ME panslawizm, dazacy do
stworzenia wielko- chorwackiego,
czy tez wielko-serbskiego panstwa,
kt6reby dfuga LIMA ciagnefo sic
wzdluz Adryatyku, lecz wiele
wiecej zagraza tel r6wnowadze
pangermanizm, popierany Berli-
ma, wytezajacy .wszystkie swe silly
ku ekonomicznemu opanowaniu
baikanskiego p6lwyspu j Azyi
MHieiszsj.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-07-05

pOWrOCl uO I ehlHu, o. u1C OO L oO-
tingfu, jak donoszono.
Niemcy zreszta opuszczaja Pao-
tingfu, Francuzi zamierzaja tam
pozostac do jesieni,
MANILA, 5go Lipca. =
Wspaniafa by1a wczoraJsza uroczy-
stosc inaugurowania rzadu cywil-
nego ma Filipinach. Komisarza
Taft generaiowie Macarthur i
Chatfee zawiedli 2 pafacu do wiel.
kiej trybuny ustawionej poza' Pla-
"a Palacio; tam Taft ziozyf przy.
siege jake pierwszy gubernator cy.
wilny Filipin W rece wyzszego Sc
diego Arellano, poczem ozwafy
sic salwy z armat. Taft potem o.
glosif, re cd l Wrzesnia do komi-
syi wejda krajowi obywatele DIR.
Wardo Detavena, Dento Legarda i
Jose Luauriaga. Do l Wrzesnia
zaS szefami departament6w beda:
Worcester = sprawy wewnetrzne;
Wright - handel policya; Ide =
sprawiedliwosc i fnanse; Moses =
szkolnictwo. 2 q prowincyi zor.
ganizowanych, 5 zatrzyma jeszcze
organizacya wojskowa powodu,
re powstanie tam jeszcze ME usta.
10. W 16 innych prowincyach
powstanie juz jest stsumione, ale
jeszcze one ME sa zorganizowane;
q inne prowincye jeszcze do otrzy-
mania cywilnej organizacyi ME So
przygotowane.
Odczytano gratulacyjny telegram
prezydenta McKinleya posrod en-
tuzyazmu ludnoSci. Trybuna byfa
wspaniale udekorowana: zajefo ma
niej miejsca kilkuset ofcer6w z ro-
dzinami przyjaciofni; W srodku
siedziai gubernator Taft, po obu
jego stronach gen. Macarthur i
Chaffee, dalej admiral Kempff re
sztabem inni generaiowie. Obe-
chi tea byli inni komisarze, czfon-
kowie sadu wyzszego konsulowie
zagraniczni. Olbrzymie tiumy o.
taczaly trybune, ale wiecej W Mich
byfo Amerykan6w, niz Filipinczy.
kow.
w biurze gen. McArthura odby-
10 sic nastepnie W obec generaliza-
cyl zfozenie naczelnej komendy W
rece gen. Chaffee.
BUFFALO, N. Y, 5go Lipca. =
Onegdaj odbyio sic uroczyste O.
twarcie gmachu stanu Illinois ma
wystawie panamerykanskiej, ale
dzien stanu Illinois obchodzony
bedzie dopiero. 16 Wrzesnia. Okofo
300 obywateli re stanu Illinois by
to obecnych ma uroczystoSci, ma
kt6rej program skiada}y sic mowy,
spiewy deklamacye. Gi6wna
przemowe wygiosif czionek kongre-
su Henry S. Boutell Chicago.
DENVER, Colo, 5go Lipca. =
2 Zpofudniowo-zachodniego zakatka
stanu. Telluwide, nadesz}y wiado-
sci rozru chach strajkujacych gor-
nik6w W kopalni Smuggler. Po-
czatkowe wiadomosci byfy bardzo
sensacyjne, ale pozniej okazafo sic,
re byfy mocno przesadzone. q tenn
wszystkiem EASILY tam smutne wy
padki. Strajk W owej kopalni trwa
| juz cd 1 Maja. Zesz}ego tygodnia
uiozyiy sic obie strony, by poddac
sic rozstrzygnieciu komitetu oby-
watelskiego, ktory wfasnie miaf
swe posiedzenie, kiedy przy kopal-
nj pojawili sic strajkierzy i zaczeli
naklaniac pracujacych tam nieuni-
onist6w, aby CT przyfaczyli sic do
Mich odeszli cd piracy. zamiast
wdawac sic W argumentacye, ME-
unionisci zaczeli strzelac jeden ze
strajker6w, John Barthem, Szwed,
zosta1 zabity. Wtedy strzelanina
stata sic og6lna. Nieunionisci 20
stall napedzeni, a rezultat bitwy
byt ten, re oprocz Barthema zostaf
zabity j. L. Lujan, Meksykanin, a
czterech innych zostafo poranio.
! nych. Pod wieczor jednakowoz
wszystko W okoio kopalni byio spo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-07-05

I mie tytuf ,,cesarza brytyjskiego i
kr6la Wielkiej Brytanii", tax, jak
Wilhelm jest cesarzem niemieckim
| i kr6lem Prus. zdaje sic, re skoro
to nastspi, zostanie tez utworzony
parliament zwiazkowy, W kt6rym
wszystkie kraje nalezace do cesar
| stwa beda reprezentowane, ktory
radzic bedzie mad wsp6lnemi spra-
wami, jakoto mad wojna, krajowa
obrona i t. p, podczas gdy kazdy
kraj osobna zatrzyma swe sejmy
krajowe do radzenia mad wfasnemi
sprawami, do kt6rych zapewne j
kwestya taryfy nalezec bedzie.
LoNDYN, 5go Lipca.
W nizszej izbie przyszlo do CORA.
cych rozpraw W sprawie wojny po-
1udniowo afrykanskiej, stronnic'
twa radykalne, ostro krytykujac
Rad, radzify ugodzic sic dzielny-
mi obroncami wfasnej wolnosci,
podczas gdy reprezentanci rzadu
PROFESSIONAL przeciw polityce boe-
rofl6w zachecajacych Boer6w do
dalszego prowadzenia wojny. Przy
tel sposobnosci minister wojny
Broderick wazne daf wyjasnienie
nieznanych dotychczas niekt6rych
szczeg6i6w. Uwiadomif izbe, re W
Czerwcu gen. Louis Botha otrzy-
mai pozwolenie do porozumienia
sic Kruegerem. Rezultatem by
la narada generaf6w boerskich, ma
kt6rej Dewet, Botha i inni uchwa-
iii dalej prowadzic wojne i ME Ia
wierac pokoiu, dopoki Anglicy ME
zechca przyznac zupefnej niezalez-
nosci Boerom. Boerzy maja po-
siadac ma froncie $4,000 wojska,
jesli wojna ME da sic zakonczyc W
| dw6ch miesiacach, to potrwa rok
| jeszcze.
CAssEL, 5go Lipca. - Zostalo
ogloszonem bankructwo nTreber
Trocknung Gesellschaft", prezes
rady dyrektor6w, Sunni zostaf are
sztowany, podczas gdy generalny
| dyrektor Sunni znikf bez wiesci.
Kompania ia byia jednem maj
wiekszych przedsiebiorstw niemie-
ckich, ale oddawna juz gazety ga
nify jej praktyki jak wiadomo
bankructwo banku lipskiego, kt6re
tyle narobifo hafasu, nastapito gs6-
wnie powodu wdania sic W inte-
resa ia kompania. Zajmowaia
sic ona pierwotnie zuzytkowywa-
MEM odpadk6w browarow i in
nych fabryk; niedawno pozyskala
patent do jakiejs melody dystylo-
wanna drzewnych substancyj, kt6ra
W rezultacie okazala sic faskiem.
Akcye kompanii szerokie pole da-
waly do spekulacyi gieldowej; raz
dosziy do wartosci $40, pred ban
kructwem banku ipskiego notowa-
no je ITO, a potem spadfy ma 20.
Przez 5 lat kompania udzielafa dy-
widendy Is do so procentowe;
przeciez nigdy ME rozumiano BIZ
lans6w kompanii og(aszanych
sprawozdan mkt ME umiai bye ma
dry.
| BERLIN, 5go Lipca. =
W Toruniu znowu wyszfy ma jaw
praktyki haniebnego obchodzenia
sic zofnierzami. Podofcer Ma
tuszewski zostaf aresztowanyi pro.
cesowany, W koncu skazany ma
Is miesiecy wiezienia i zdegrado.
wanie ma szeregowca.
Jeszcze ciqgle nadchodza wiado-
mo5ci r6znych opfakanych skut-
kach upadio5ci banku lipskiego.
w Lipsku kupiec Schwedler, stra-
ciwszy majatek, utopif sic. Znacz.
ne straty poniosio ksiestwo Wei
mar. Protestancki zak1ad Gusta-
wa Adolfa W Cassel stracif ma tenn
bankructwie 100000 marek, a W
Gotha pastor Mueller W skutek
utraty majatku popadf W obiaka-
ME.
| PEK1N, 5go Lipca. -
| Dzialnice Pezinn zaim movane przeZ
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wosc. Is os6b postal do roanycb
dom6w die waryat6w, a reszte "a
trzymaf pod dalsza obserwacya le-
karza powiatowego, dr.. Hunter
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zdarzen byfo wiecej, straz ognlo-
wa alarmowano 80 razy. W zesz.
lynn roku musiafa straz gasic %,
a W latach poprzednich po 100 po.
zar6w.
kadna pani dOktorowa.
Pani Mary Johnson, iona lekarza
z pm. 1875 Washington Boul., 20
stala wczoraj aresztowana W ska
die obuwia Braci Foreman. Una
leziono przy niej 7 par trzewik6w.
Pani johnson tfomaczyfa sic, re
chciaia trzewiki przymierzyc W do
mu zaptacic "a te, kt6re beda jej
najwygodniejsze. Take tfomacze.
ME sic ME pomogfo. Zatrzymano
ia ma centralnej stacyi policyjnej,
gdzie W osamotnieniu przepedziia
dzien swieta narodowego.
Oblani wrzaca woda.
PAM Bentick pm. 235 Dayton
str. poddosila pieca kociofek 2
wrzaca woda, przyczem urwafo sic
ucho cd kociofka. Woda oblafa
dwoch synkow pani Bentick, Otto
ma Waltera. Pierwszy mich ma
poparzone piersi, nogi i rece. Od-
wieziono go do szpitala Braci Ale
ksyan6w, gdzie doktorzy orzekli,
ze chiopcu grozi niebezpieczen.
stwo utraty zycia. Walter ma
tylko nogi poparzone leczy sic W
domu.
Ze spraw miejskich.
Alderman Foreman odnalazf
gdzies jakas uchwaie, nadajaca
kompanii Union Traction przywi-
lei korzystania z ulic miasta do
roku 1912.
Utica Halsted, ma przestrzeni
miedzy North ave. a Division, 20
stanie wylana asfaltem.
Zarzad Illinois Steel Go. zabronif
policyi stray ogniowej wstepu
do swoich zakiad6w podczas osta-
tniego nieszczescia, jake sic tam
zdarzyio, Poniewaz zakaz TAXI
przeszkadza policyi zbierac dowo-
dy W sprawach, W kt6rych rozcho-
dzi sic o odszkodowanie, szef poll
cyl przedsiewezmie kroku, azeby
podobne zakazy sic ME powtarzafy.
Sedzia policyjny P. 81. Duggan
musi pred burmistzem wytfoma-
czye sic zarzutu, re kaza} zapisac
do ksiegi protok6towej, il uwolnif
dw6ch oskarzonycb, gdy tymcza-
sem sciagnat Mich $50 kary.
Me dose, re wykonczenie mostu
ma Division ul. ulega op6znieniu,
przedwczoraj zamknieto przejazd
przez most North ave.
Nowy Inspector kot}6w, James
G. Blaney, rozpoczaf swe urzedo-
wanie i zapowiada, ze odtad kotfy
poddawane beda scisiej rewizyi.
Zab6jstwo Ryana.
Donosilismy przedwczoraj o "a
strzeleniu ziodzieja Williama Ryan
przez policyanta tegoz nazwiska.
Sledztwo W tel sprawie odfozono do
Poniedzialku, azeby dac policyan.
towi moznosc przedstawienia do
wodow, ze W obronie wiasnej byf
zmuszony robic uzytek re swego
rewolweru.
W polaczeniu z ta sprawa stoi
napad ma IS letniegq j. d. McCor-
mick, zam. pm. 156 N. Elizabeth
str. Wdaria sic do jego mieszkanis
banda drab6w spytafa go, czy ze.
znawac bedzie ma niekoEysc zabi.
tego Ryana. Gdy starzec odpowie.
dziai twierdzaco, opryszki rzuoili
sic ma niego pobili 60 pafkami
tax nielitosciwie, re zyciu jego "a
graza niebezpieczehstwo.
Obfakani.
Pred sedziego powiatowego 10.
mes przyprowadzono W Srode 70
nieszczesliwych, kt6rzy skutkiem
upaiow W ostatnich dniaah postra-
I, =. N.k..o.b - ,,,nL -, !; n
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-07-05
Obfakani.

Pred sedziego powiatowego Jo-
mes przyprowadzono W Srode 20
nieszczesliwych, kt6rzy skutkiem
upaiow W ostatnich dniaah postra-
dali zmysfy. Czterech mich mia.
10 naiozone kaftany bezpieczehst-
wa. Sedzia pusch wolno czterech
pijakov / zslsoii I'm wstrzsmiezIi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-07-05

dzaly takze W znacznej czesci mfo'
dziezy W bawieniu sig ogniem, jak
dawniej. Zreszta palenie ogni
sztucznych zaczyna stanowczo wy
chodzic mody.
Me obeszfo sic wszakze cafkiem
bez wypadk6w: Al letni zecer Her
man Blum 36 letni VIM. Welge
nabijali prochem rozgrzana armat-
ke ia eksplodowafa. Obydwaj
zostali tax mocno skaleczeni W re-
ce, re kazdemu z Mich musiano lie.
wa reke amputowac. Podobnych
zdarzen byfo wiecej, straa ognio'
wa alarmowano 80 razy. W zesz.
lynn roku musiata straz gasic %,
a W latach poprzednich po 100 po.
zarow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-02
THE CIRCUS.
WaterviIle Finds The :. Big Fashion Plate Show
Is All Right.

The circus has come and gone and
the small boy is sleeping Off the eff
fects Of his dissipation. this morning.
1t was an ideal circus day. fair and
with a good breeze. Nothing better
could have been made to order. The
people from outside the city came ear
ly and stayed late having one of the
best times of their lives. There was a
large crowd and it was a good old
fashioned circus day like the haicyon
days of the great and only Barnum. A
good number came in from adjoining
towns on the trains and the Electrics
ran every Is minutes to accommodate
the crowds. This service. by the way.
was perhaps never better. Some big
loads were hauled like that one for in
stance where the register showed 12l
but everything moved smoothly and
loads in the neighborhOod of 100 but
for the most part the ears were not
uncOmfortably crowded.
The police had rather a quiet day of
it. There We're of course a good num-
Der OF sun strokes. paralytic shocks or
something equally paralyZing and the
''circus day patrOil' was in operation
But there We're no scraps" during
the day and no disturbance. The
crowds were handled very well indeed
There was sufficient force of specials
on duty to take care of anything that
happened so it didn't happen. Taken
all in all it was very nice quiet day.
The parade left the Gilman field at
10 o'clock in the forenoon and by that
time the usual route taken by the cir
cuses of the past was lined with peo-
pie. The largest crowd was on Main
street and it was rather difficult to
get through for an hour or so. The
display was "all right" The music
was perhaps spread out a little too
thinly but can be pardoned in vieV of
the splendid array of horses. There
have been circuses in the city with
more horses, but few can remember
when there have been better ones. All
kinds We're represented and some of
the best in each kind. The horse tent
was the great center of attraction dur
ing the two days the show was in town.
and all who visited it were enthusiasts
tic over the display. OF course the
boys went wild over the chubby, black
pennies that hauled the carts and the
natty little stub tailed ones that were
used under saddle. The whole ap-
pearance of the parade was pleasing
and especially the end Of it with its
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rack Of tumbling farmers" This
stopped at frequent intervals along the
route and never failed to start roar.
The afternoon performance started
at o'clock and at the time of the
grand entree the big tent was filed to
it's capacity. There were few re-
served seats vacant and that was
about all. The program was long
and varied one of the good old fash
toned knid. Frequent applause attest
ed the pleasure of the audience. The
grand exhibition of horse brains under
control of man brain was the favorite
feature here as in other places. This
was in charge of r. II. Dockrill and the
program stated that there were 63
horses in the ring. No one doubted
this as the horses took their positions
and especially as they untangled at the
end Of the act. 1t didn't seem possible
that all Of them could be crowded into
the small ring and one man declared
by all he knew that he saw several
slide down the center pole and go out
with the others, but he admitted after
ward that he had been q little Devil
dered by the evolutions Of the equines.
Anyway ii was great act
Then there We're others, but those
who won't have chance to see them
for themselves WONT care to read
about them so let it go by calling ii
good 1t might be said. however. that
things happened near enough as ad
vertised to satisfy any but a chronic
kicker.
The great attraction Of the animal
tent was the three lions that We're just
about month old. This is a rare
feature for travelling menagerie
and one that was duely appreciated by
the people. The little elephant also
came in for his share of attention.
There was a larger crowd in the
evening than in the afternoon. The af-
ternoon performance caught those
from outside the city and that Of the
evening more especially the employees
of the mills and shops. who We're
obliged to work during the day. At
| about o'clock there was n steady
stream of people going down Center
street and the big tent was crowded.
When the last song of the concert had
been sung and the walls of the tents
had already been packed in the wagons
every one was well satisfied with the
two days visit Of the Big Fashion
Plate Show. 1t was a good circus and
a good day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-02
Wing.Foss.

John Edwin Wing and Miss Freda De.
Forrest Foss We're united in marriage al
the home of the groom's parents Mr. ana
Mrs. F. A. Wing, on Elm street at high
noon. yesterday. The ceremony was per.
formed by Rev. T. r. French Of Kcnt'$
Hin. the grandfather of the groom. and
the ring service was used
The house was very prettily decorated
especially the front parlor where the ,erc-
mony was performed. Ferns, white car
cally used. After the marriage the guest
adjourned To the dining room where lunch
was served. Miss Ethel Wing and Frank
Wing. brother and sister of the groom
assisted in serving and Miss L,ttie Buck
presided over the bunch bowl.
Mr. wing is graduate of the Water
vile High school. Kent's Hill and the
Wesleyan University. At college he was
prominent in athletics and graduated with
honors. having been elected Il member of
the Phi Hc;a Kappa. He il at present in
structor in history at Tafts school AT
WatcrtOwn, Conn.
Mrs. Wing was formerly n resident Of
Fairfield and Is very popular both in thar
town and Watervil.e. She Is a graduate
of the Maine Wesleyan Seminary in the
W0mans collegiate course and since grad
uation has been engaged in teaching IN
Massachusetts and New Iiampshire.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-02
TUESDAYS BOAT RACES.
Wisconsin. Cornell and Pennsylvania Pjehl
for the Winners.

Poughkeepsie, n. r.. June 3-The va,
sity race: Wisconsin, first: Cornell, -
ond. Columbia. third, with PennsyIy.rS.
Syracuse and Georgetown fighting Ia
fourth. 40
The freshman race-corneH first r.
lumbia second. Pennsylvania third and
Syracuse. fourth. ''S
The four-oared race-Pennsvlysn
first, Columbia, second: Cornell. thIrI
These are the pssuIts as Dredjcted he
those who are recognized as or alleged "a
be experts in aquatics. The judgnepf -
10 Wisconsin winning the Varsity race.
comes from an excellent source. and sffer
these pro.ouncing such jIdgerne nt had sss,
the crew on the river. last night Thsrs
are still those who believe that Columns
because of her wonderful time row. III
other day will have a splendid chance n,
first place. II Is believed that for two
months it will be the hardest kind Of 4
fight.
The reason why the sharps pick Wis.
c0nsin for winner is that il is believed
Georgetown ana Syracuse, with crews
used TO rowing two miles. will do the
50 me as GeorgetOWn did. last year and
cut ont a terrible pace for the first tive
miles. hoping 10 obtain q lead which viii
enable Then to finish we'll
The result ~ Georgetown's efforts last
year. was to tire out Cornell 80 badly
that at the third mile she was unable d
pick up the stroke enough to keep in tn.
van. Wisconsin. however. never seems ia
bother about t-.es. little things and has
always had cnOIgh OF reserve force In
her boat to DO extra squirting In the last
nnIie
The picking'of a winner in the freshman
race Is based mainly on the clean and
clever work Of the freshman crew Cor
nell has boat that goes along all the
time and while Columbia and Pennsylva-
MIA also have SPLENDID crews. ii is said
by those who have watched them closely
that no freShmens boat on the river
travels 50 smoothly and speedily as The
Cornell boat
In the four-oared race Pennsylvania
put down as a sure winner. although "
lumbia'S men do not concede IT.
when the Cornell crew went 10 break
fast, this morning, they found on eath
plate an announcement that Fred Coissh
and his wife ara spending their honey
moon in this city. Colson is the former
CUrue CoXswdin ana at present assistant
coach. Mr.. Colsou had married Miss Ed
ma McNary. the former captain Of the
Sage-CorncU college siX-oared crew and
the girl who introduced sliding seats IN
the women's boat.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-02
WORLDS RECORD BROKEN.
Phenomenal Time Made. Sunday. by Bicyclis.s
al vailsburg. NY.

New York. June 30.-The Vailsburg.
y. j.. cycle races. today. were marked
by excellent time throughout and in
the 5-mle handicap i worlds record
Was shattered but the new figures can
not count. bc"aase W. :. Fem. who
won the race. had handicap Of 100
yards. Kramer the scratch man who
finished second. was only three yards
back. In fact the first five men IN
doubtedly broke the worlds record for
the distance. The race was run in
1929 -. The worlds record was made
last year by Floyd Mcfarland, lO45.
Summary:
Half mile open. won by Frank
Kramer, East orange. Time lib
Three corned match race Cbest in
heats). First heat won by Hurley:
time 2.65. Second heat and race won
by Hurley. time 21S
Five mile handicap. won by w. s.
Fem. Waterbury 600 YARDS. Time
1929 2-5.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-02
AMERICAN CAPITAL
Is Slowly but Surrey Making Tor the Annex
alton Of Canada.

London, July ii. Henry Bourassa,
who IS a member Of the Dominion par
liament and was for some years dir@c-
tor of La Revue Canadienne. has ar
rived in London for a holiday To a
representative of the Daily News he
said:
American capital is spreading around
the lakes. up the rivers and along the
railway system. 1t is breaking down
the barrier between Sanada and the
United States. The Americans are not
conquering us but they are buying US
up. when this is accomplished il VIII
only need a slight political difference
with the home government and the an
nexation movement. now dead, viii
revive.
Then YOU viii have 10 look not TO
the half-AmericaniZcd business men
Of Toronto. but TO French Canadians,
who saved Canada for you more than
once and may save il again unless you
hopelessly ALLEVIATE us