The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-11-29

sern Kaiser" Belgium. la Brabanconne;
Bohemia, "War-song of the Hussites;
Brazil, ''Hymno da Proclamacadda Repub-
lica;" Ru-ma, ''Thaya Than;' Chile, "Dulce
Patria;" Costa Rica, de la Patria;" Den
mark, king Kristian stod we'd hojen
mast" Ecuador, "Salve, oh Patria;" Egypt
"Salaam, Effendina;" Finland. "Vart
Land France, La Marseillaise; Ger
many, Hell dir i'm Siegerkranz;" Great
Britain, God Save the King" Holland,
wien Nierlansch;' Hungary, listen aid
meg Magyart;" Italy, Royal March,
Japan, 'Keemee gajo;" Mexico, "Mexica-
nos. al CRITIC de guerra" Persia. "Salamati
Shah;" Peru, "Somos libres, seamoslo
sempre;" Roumania, "Traeasca Regale;'
Russia, "Bozhe Zaria chrany;" Salvador.
''Saludemos la Patria;" Servia, God in His
Goodness" Spain. "HimDo de Riego;"
Sweden, 'Ur Svenska hjertans;" Switzer-
land, 'Rufst du, mein Faterland;" United
States, "Star-spangled Banner and Hail
Columbia" Uruguay. "Himno Nacional de
la Republica Oriental del Uruguay" Ven
ezuela, Gloria al bravo pueblo"
:.
Will you show the relative standing of
Yale to Harvard and Princeton in football
since 1SO?-C. S. Il.
Yale won the championship in 1890 of the
intercollegiate Football Association. 1t did
not include Harvard, which defeated Yale.
virtually becoming champion of that year.
Yale won the championship of the associa-
ton in 1891 and 1892, also defeating Harvard
in a separate game each year. In 1893
Princeton was champion of the association.
and did not play Harvard, but Yale beat
Hor ord VoIa IT,
in 1894 and 1895, and in the latter year
Princeton beat Harvard. Princeton beat
Yale and Harvard in 1895. A year later
Yale defeated Princeton and tied Harvard.
| neither scoring. In 1898 Harvard was
| ahead, beating Yale and ION form excell-
Ing Princeton. Next year Harvard played
the season without defeat, but tied Yale,
neither scoring. Yale led in 1900, Harvard
ranking second. The next year Harvard
again was undefeated Yale coming Sec
ond. Last year Yale won every game,
Harvard all but the game lost to Yale.
From 1896 Harvard and Princeton didn t
meet, but not many dispute this ranking.
Is electricity used to any great extent in
| South America? 2 What was the ground
| of dispute in the last war between the
United States and Chile? g. Where is the
| Gently went to war over it? 4. In the
| last war between Chile and Argentine Re-
| public, what was the cause and which was
| victorious? D. Does the Monroe doctrine
| forbid the United States to step in South
America and take any territory? 6. How
much work was done on the Panama ca
nal by the old French company? Z. Is the
Trans-siberian Railway complete?-J.
r. 0.
Several of the South American States are
well supplied with telegraph facilities and
| Buenos Ayres, Rio de Janerio and other
cities are lighted by electricity. q
There have been some disputes be-
tween the United States and Chile, but no
war. The most serious dispute grew out
! of an attack on some American sailors in
Valparaiso in 1891. for which the United
States demanded and received an apology
and reparation. g. Acre is river
in the extreme northern part of
Bolivia. Its valley called the Acre
territory, is rich and productive and
a disputed boundary line between Brazil
and Bolivia gave rise to a heated contro-
versy, in which Peru also joined There
| was some fighting, but the matter was
finally settled by arbitration and treaty
4. A boundary and territorial dispute
between Chile and Argentine Republic con-
corning their respective possessions in
Patagonia, came very near causing war
two years ago, but it was finally settled
by British arbitration. s. The Monroe doc
trine only relates to territorial aggression
on this continent by European powers
6. Work was commenced on the Panama
canal by the French company in 1881 and
about twelve miles were completed before
the company failed in 1892. z. The mair
trunk line, yes.