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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-31
LAID WITH NO PO|MP
Corner Stone of Senator's
Building Put in Place.
SMALL GATHERING PRESENT
Silver Trowel Used to Spread the
Mortar.
NO SPEECHES AND NO MUSIC
Contrast to Scene Attending Similar
Ceremony at the Representatives
Building.
SPEECHES AND NO MUSIC

With as little ceremony as 1t is possible
to imagine the corner stone OF the new
Senate Office building was iaio at noon to-
day. Congress was not In session, the Presl-
dent was out OF town. and the function was
witnessed only by few Of the Capitol ON
cials and small gathering OF newspaper
men.
The ceremony was In striking contrast
to the corner stone laying of the House
ONCE building. when the President delivered
his famous muck rake speech. and when
there were present all OF the most promi-
nent politicians OF both houses Of Congress
and the entire Masonic order OF the District
Of Columbia. There were no speeches, no
music. few distinguished guests. Sergeant
at-Arsns Ransdeu Of the Senate stood. with
q bundle OF papers tucked under his arm.
and watched husky workman with big
ma1let pound the ntolle into place, and SUI
per1ntendenf Elliot Woods OF the Capitol
under whose direction the building = going
up. sat IN the shade on piece Of craked
building stone and famed himself with q
broad -brimmeA Fauasna hat while the mo-
moutous ceremony pfnceeded There was
one touch Of formalitY to the performances.
The mortar Was spread With the same silver
trowei that was presented hy the Sons Of
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TOOK MoToRMAN's PLACE.
Woman Created Sensation in Eff
fort to Catch Train.

CHICAGO. July S1.-Passengers on Hal
sted street car We're panic-strlcken yester-
day when woman pushed the motorman
from the platform and ran the car at high
speed for nearly a mile No stops were
made for passengers to get on or off, and
the car collided with coal wagons and other
vehicles along the route Several women
in the car. thinking that an insane person
was at the lever. became hysterical and
had to be held by the male passengers to
prevent them from leaping to the street
The woman who caused the terror and
excitement was Mrs S. H C,hidester of
Evergreen Park, fourteen miles southwest
or chicago. She wanted to catch a Grand
Trunk train at the Halsted and 49th streets
station. and for that reason took possession
OF the car.
The conductor, assisted by several men
passengers. overpowered her after she had
run the car six blocks. and took her to the
Halsted street police station 47th and Hal
sted streets. She convinced the police that
she was not insane and was released.
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true and had to be lowered again. Then
the laborer with big maui hammered
IL into place, the shackles were cast
off and the ceremony was completed. It
was the 31st day Of July, A. ID. 1905, at
1919 exactly when the stone was finally
in place. And the thermometer was on
in the shade. with very little shade for
II to be in.
Among the little company who watched
the setting of the stone were Sergeant-at-
Arms Randell OF the Senate, Superintend-
ent Elliott Woods OF the Capitol. in charge
of the work on the building; Randolph ID.
B. Keim. who wifi write the history OF the
occasion: Herbert Owens. who was MEM
Der of the inaugural decoration committee
and who was responsible for the decora-
lions OF the stone and the derrick on this
occasion: w. A. Brown. grand master OF
the District Masons: H. A. Lunstord, Oscar
wendroth, David Lynn. John e. McGrain,
Edward Brown; G. X. Gage, account cerk
of the senate; Garfield Charles. secretary
of the senate building commission, and e.
l.. Cornelius, clerk to the sergeant-at-arms
of the Senate. With the exception OF the Ia
borers and the newspaper men, this consti-
tuted the whole gathering.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-31
GAMBLING IN PHILIPPINES.
Crusade Against It of the Moral
Progress League.

"Unclean money has no attractions for
the clergymen who are leading the anti
gambling movement in the Philippines. ac-
cording to advices received In Washington
from the islands. Through agents of a
jockey club, against which the Moral Prog
ress League of the Philippines Is making
campaign. Bishop C. H. Brent of the
Protestant Episcopal Church of the Philip
pines was offered 81. 600 for the various
charities in which ne is Interested, but
the money was refused.
Churchmen of all denominations are re-
ported to be united in the movement against
race tracks and cock pits in the Philippines.
The Protestants and Catholic clergy have
united in the campaign to stamp out gam
bling. the evil which they say Is crushing
the islands. The movement of the church.
men Is reported in the advices from the
islands to have gained such strength that
prominent men who have been identified
with the jockey club officers have been
compelled to resign for business reasons.
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the American Revolution. and was used In
setting the corner stone Of the House Of
Representatives building.
Mrs. Hester Burke Of 526 22d street
northwest, accompanied by her three
youngest children. Misses Helen and
Esther and Master Harry. has sailed
from New York for an extended trip
abroad. They will visit England. Ire
land and France, and expect to reach
home about the last Of September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Freeman are
at the Surrey, Hagerstown, Md, for two
weeks. going later to Pen Mar and to
Gettysburg. Pa, for part of August.
There was also an American flag flying
from the derrick that lifted the corner
stone. and the lewis to which the cable
was attached was decorated with g. shield
OF the United States surrounded with a
wreath Of withered laurel leaves
There had been no formal invitations
sent out for the occasion. few of the
summoned by telephone and some of the
officials dropped In just in time for the
event. The day had not been selected with
any view to historical significance. In fact,
had 1t been day earlier IT would have
bten the 129th anniversary of Washing
toms crossing the Delaware and the 2s7th
day from the meeting of the house Of bur-
gssses at jamestown. the first popular leg
fslative assembly ever held in the new
world. As it was. the historically minded
could take their choice of 1t being on the
on Quebec or the day on which Lafayette,
at the age OF twenty, was made q major
general in the American army.
Exactly at Noon.
The ceremony had the virtue. a.. least.
OF being strictly On time. When the
whistle blew for noon the engineer in
charge of the hoisting machine opened
the throttle and the big hollow stone
arose from It's place on the platform at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-31
MAY SUCCEED SMITH.
Tracy Expected to Become Philippine
Vice Governor General.

Judge James F. Tracy of the Philippine
supreme court Is expected to succeed Gen.
James f. Smith as vice governor general
of the Philippines when the latter assumes
the governor generalship of the islands In
September according to advices from Ma
Mia.
No confirmation of the report that Judge
Tracy has been slated for the office can be
had at the bureau of insular affairs. He is
from Albany N. Y. and although he has
been in the Philippines less than year
has become extremely popular with all
classes. President Roosevelt is said to have
offered the office of vice governor to Gov
Beekman Winthrop of Porto Rico, the offer
being declined. Gov. Winthrop was In the
Philippines as private secretary to Gov.
The Taft. and as judge Of one of the in
sular courts before he was appointed to the
head of the Porto Rico government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-31
ON THEIR WAY TO GERMANY.
Gen. Duvall and Other Officers VIII
Witness the Maneuvers.

Brig Gen w p. Duvall. commanding the
Department OF the Gulf. with headquarters
at Atlanta. Ca, passed through this city
today on his way to New York He and
Gen. Berry and Capt III. c. Schumrn. 18th
Field Battery. at Fort Leavenworth. Kan,
and Capt Peter E. Traub, 18th Cavalry,
stationed at Fort Leavenworth. viii sail
from New York next Saturday to represent
the United States army at the maneuyers Of
the German army next September. Mai.
Joseph E. Kuhn. Corps of Engineers. viii
join the party in Europe and accompany
1t to Germany.
The United States government was in
vited by the German emperor to send milf
tary representatives to the coming maneu-
yers and the President detailed the officers
named
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-31
BIG STEAMER LAUNCHED.
Third Boat for Line Between New
York and New Orleans.

PHILADELPHIA, July 31.-The steam
ship Menus, which is being built for the
Atlantic line Of the Southern Pacific Rail-
road Company, was launched today at
Cramps 5hIpyard.s Mrs. c.. W. Jungen.
wife of the manager of the Southern Pa
ctflc railroad. acted as sponsor.
The Menus. which win be the third pas
senger boat to be placed in commission on
the Southern Pacific's Atlantic line be-
tween New York and New Orleans will
be 800 feet over all; 40 feet between per-
pendiculars; beam moulded 50 feet, with a
displacement of about - feet. The boat 8
speed viii be sixteen knots.
The construction is entirely of steel The
Momus will have accommodations for l52
frst-cabn passengers. IS second-class pas
sengers and 25S In the steerage.
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REFUSES TO PAY INSURANCE.
Hamburg Company to Ignore San
Francisco Claims of $4,0OO,OOO.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 31.-Tne Trars-
atlantic Fire Insurance Company OF liam
burg. Germany has refused 10 pay San
Francisco insurance claims approximating
$4,000. 900. The following statement was
given out last night by the local officials
OF the company:
THE Transatlantic Fire Insurance Com
pany denies liability on the ground that the
losses arose from an overwhelming catas-
trephe, due to a visitation of Providence,
for indemnity against the consa ,ucnces OF
which a policy never was intended TO pro
vide and does not provide Moreover tho
attitude of the reinsurng companies at
home compels the Transatlantic 10 assume
this position"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-31
Defends British Navy REDUCTION.

In the house of lords at London last night
Baron Tweedmouth. first lord OF the aa-
miralty. defending the governments reduce
ton of the naval program. instanced espe-
cially France. the United States. Germany
and Russia as greatly delaying or partially
abandoning the construction OF proposed
warships. He said that when the original
ing to build several; the United States, two:
Germany. two. and Russia. one large battle
ship. None OF these had yet been started
ana the French program. instead of includ-
Ing two battleships yearly. as formerly In
fended. had now been reduced to the rate
OF one yearly Therefore. II was considered
safe to reduce the British construction pro-
gram
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-31
PREMIER's PROMISES.
Accepted by the Rech as Evidence of
Dismay.

ST. PETERSBURG. July 31.-The prom
ises of liberal reforms with which Premier
Stolypn Is deluging the semi-offfcial papers
are accepted by the Rech today as evidence
of dismsy in upper government circles over
the ominous but silent preparations in the
opposition camp.
The paper SAYS CONSERVATION has been
produced by the fact that the government
is already beginning to understand It's easy
victory was more apparent than real. It
would have been less frightened had 1t been
compelled to Immediately resort to machine
guns and hayonets."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-31
MACHINE GUN STOLEN.
Meetings of Workmen at st. Peters
burg Nightly.

ST. PETERSBURG, July 31.-A machine
gun was stolen last night from an arms
factory in the Yassili Ostrev district of
this city 1t is suspected that the robbery
was committed with the connivance of the
sentinels on duty at the factory
Meetings Of workmen which are being
addressed by revolutionary orators are be-
ing held nightly In secret in the Industrial
sections of St Petersburg. At the meeting
OF the employees of the Putiloff works last
night a spy was discovered among those
present. He was killed by the men attend
ing the meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-31
IOWA REP UBLICANs
Effort to Boom Senator DoIIi-
yer for Governor.
DIES MONIES THIS MORNING
Conservative Forces Would Ignore
Fractional Leaders.
SITUATION Is GROWING ACUTE
Representative Republicans Are
Striving to Close Up the Breach
e'ummins Men Stubborn.
SITUATION rs GROWING ACUTE
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The STAR
DES MONIES. Iowa. July 31-Tremendous
effort was put forth this morning to start
gubernatorial boom for Senator ]. p. Dol
liver It was exploited by republicans who
are exasperated by a situation which seems
to spell ruin for the party in this state
With the delegates practically all here,
conservative element has decided that fac
tional leaders should be ignored. all pres
ent candidates thrust aside and some can
didate named for governor who can bring
the warning elements together in peace
full condition
Senator Dolliver Is the man to whom they
turned. The senator would not listen to
the talk. They painted in glowing coiors
the possibilities for the future eminence
which would open up before him If he
would come to the rescue and save the
party. They told him that two years
hence Shaw. Cummns and every one else
would be forgotten and he would be pre-
sented as Iowa's candidate for the presi-
dency.
The senator told them he had been led up
into that exceeding high mountain before,
and that while he would not carry the
smile far enough to disparage the good in
tentions of those who had made the request
he could not listen to such a proposition
for a moment
Conner. Senator Dolliver is doing his best
to close up the breach, but with no visible
indications of success Upon every hand Is
heard expressed the wish that Senator VIII
liam B. Allison. for nearly half a century
the peacemaker for Iowa republicans, might
be here to exercise his pacifying influence,
but the condition of his health win not
permit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-31
WOULD SAVE CITY HALL.
San Francisco Supervisors' Vote of
Confidence In Structure.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 31-rhe board OF
supervisors yesterday passed vote of con-
fdence in the major part OF the city hall
and also the hall OF justice. A special
committee reported that lat least 60 per
cent of both buildings can be made use of
again, and within less than two years they
can be completely and economically re-
stored
The board resolved that the debris and
wreck should be cleared away and that
the hail OF records be Immediately put in
good condition. For the permanent restora-
ton OF the hall OF justice the finance COM
mittee was instructed to employ three ex-
perts. structural engineer, an architect
and q builder thoroughly to go over the
building in detail and ascertain what will
be necessary to restore them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-31
TRAGEDY I'M OHIO.
Man Shot and Killed Wife, Thsn
Committed Suicida.

GREENvTLLE. Ohio. July 31.-Today. ~
result Of a divorce suit growing out Of
quarreis over the wife's children By for
mer marriage Samuel Demond. aged thirty
seven years. shot and killed his wife, aged
thfrty-hve years. He then shot himself
with the same revolver. dying soon after.
ward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-31
General Elliott Lsaxes.

Brigadier General Elliott, commandant OF
the marine corps. left Washington today
for q short vacation. During his absence
Col. Lauchhefmer. adjutant and inspector,
viii - acting commandment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-31
Hearing Contest Cases.


Since yesterday afternoon the state CEN
trail committee has been hearing evidence
In the case of contested delegates. Masses
of documentary evidence are piled upon
the tables. Each contesting delegation is
represented by the ablest lawyers of the
state. Both sides are insisting upon a care
fully made record in order that possible ap-
peal to the supreme court may not be
jeopardiZed. The documentary evidence
consists of caucus and convention proceed
ings and voluminous affidavits concerning
the voting of democrats and the unlawful
use of money. AS to what disposition the
state committee will make of the twelve
counties contested. and which involve the
seats of 266 delegates. It Is impossible to
predict.
Should the claims OF the Cummins people
be sustained as to a majority OF the dele
gates Cuinmins win be renominated tomor-
row. In that case a strong effort win be
made by Perkins men and conservative
on the ticket to candidates of the Perkins
faction.
Many Cummins men believe 1t would be
suicidal to name the entire ticket even IL It
is demonstrated they have the power
Should the state committee decide to unseat
enough Cummins delegates for any reason
thus giving Perkins ma jority, the Cum
minis people will take forcible possession Of
the auditorium and name Cumnins ticket
from beginning to end.
The Perkins people will thus likewise be
nominated. the regularity of which will
have to be determined by the courts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-31

The temperature registered today by AZ
fieck's standard thermometer was as fol-
lows: o an. 81: IL noon %. p.rn ca
Temperature recorded today by H. d,
Feast Co.'S standard Thermometer was as
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custody were awaiting the arrival of their
colleagues. preparatory to holding full
meeting OF the committee.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-08-23

chce, agitacyi zas zakazac niepo.
dobna, bo wlasnie Chiny wcho-
dza ma droge konstytucyjna. Ale
gdyby Stany Zjednoczone ze-
chcialy traktowac u siebie Chin
czykow narowni innymi naro-
dami, to Rad Jest przekonany, ze
natychmiast ustalby godny poza-
lowania bojkot.
Pc takiej odpowiedzi, Rad wa
szyngtohskD poczal gromadzic
swa flote bojowa niedaleko S
Francisco, ma Filipinach tworzy
korpus ekspedycyjny,. Piescia
grozi Chinom czy siusznieF Z
- to wcale ME jest kwestya, ale
czy skutecznie? - wolno o tenn
watpic, bo jak MONA choeby ma
wet wojna Emusic narod do ku-
powania pewnych towarow3 A
gwaIt amerykahski tylko jeszcze
bardziej rozbudzi Chihczykow.
Lecz jesteSmy przekonani, ze O.
statecznie gwaltu ME bedzie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-08-23
Rome notatki te|egrafIGzne.

= Ma zgromadzeniu LIZ kole-
jarzy w Finlandyi uchwalono O.
glosic strajk generalny.
= 24 pulk uralski kozakow w
Samarkandzie zbuntowai sic u
wiezii swych oficerow.
= Rad rosyjski wyznaczyi ko-
misye do u}ozenia nowych ustaw
korzystniejszych dla zydow.
Z Moskwy wyslano do Sy-
beryi droga administering $50
politycznych przestepcow.
= Ze statystyk urzedowych
,wynika, re W Rosyi ma I2,767,ooo
dzieci we wieku szkolnym, tylko
$4,000 uczeszczac moze do
szkoi ludowych.
= w Rydze zbieraja skiadki
ma zakupno pancerzy kulochron-
nych dla policyi.
= Miasto Weilburg, mad uj-
Sciem We'll do Lanny, w Nassau
liczace $500 mieszkahcow, OBJ
chodziio tysiaczna rocznice swe-
60 zalozenia.
w Berlinie umarlo jakies
dziecko ma prawdziwa cholere a.
zyatycka.
w Monachium umari sia-
why miedziorytnik Linden.
Z Valparaiso donosza, re
ME ustaja tam lzejsze trzesienia
ziemi Cd czasu do czasu pozary
jeszcze ciagle sic srQza.
= We Wiedniu prof. Edward
Suess obchodzii zloty jubileusz
zawodu profesorskiego ma uni
wersytecie i Is rocznice urodzin
rownoczesnie.
w Bilbao w Hiszpanii u
chwalif zwiazek robotniczy ogio-
sic stra!k generalny Cd dnia dzi-
siejszego. Wezmie W MIN udzial
10000 robotnikow. Miasto w sta
ME oblezenia,
Z Aguas Calientes w Me-
ksyku nadeszla urzedowa wiado-
nose, re ME aresztowano tam nj
kogo podobnego do P. O. Stems
landa; policya chicagoska podo-
bno ma inne, prywatne wiadomo-
sci, ktorym wierzy.
= Milionerka Reginald c..
Vanderbilt musiala sic poddat o.
peracyi w Newport, R. J. Podo-
bno operacya sic powiodla.
= Konwencya demokratyczna
stanowa w Columbus, o., bardzo
dobitnie popar}a kandydature
Bryana ma prezydenta.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-08-23
Kronika MiejscoWa'
Sprawy banku zbarikruto-
wanego.

Me sprawdziiy sic rome VIE
Sci o aresztowaniu zbiegiego BAN
kiera Stenslanda.
Jutro rozpocznie sic wyplata
oiatej czesci naleznoScf depozyto.
row, ktorzy winii zglaszac sic o
tyle, O lie otrzymali uwiadomie-
ME zawiadowcy Fetzera, jak sic
przedstawia ich rachunek. Ponie-
waz w banku jest dostateczna
ilost gotowki, azeby wypiacic
wszystkim wierzycielom Plata
Geese naleznosci, ME radzimy
spieszyc sic z pojsciem pred
bank, jezeli ktos gwaltownie pie
niedzy ME potrzebuje. Depozyto-
row jest $4,000, bedzie przeto
pred bankiem taxi natiok ludzi
ae trudno bedzie docisnac sic do
kasyera. Oprocz notaryuszow j
kasyer6w, zatrudnionych bedzie
w banku "a pisarzy. Polacy be-
da mogli z urzednikami rozmo-
'wics sic po polsku. jezeli ME VIA
data angielskim jszykienn.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-08-23

ry niegdys posiadal dose znacz-
ny majatck, straciwszy go pred
10 laty. ciezko odtad ma chleb
zarabial obecnie jest zamiata-
czem lniejskim. USmicchnelo
mu sic jednak ma starosc szcze-
scie ma nowo. Otrzymai wlasnie
wiadomosc, ze odziedziczyf po
bogatym krewnym W Anglii,
$4,000, = zatem moze wy
rec sic miotly na reszte zycia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-08-23
PRZEGLAD
p0uTYn MIEDzYAARODOWEl
Chicago 23 sierpnia.

Chcago 23 slerpnla'
Mad oceanem Spokojnym gro
NADIA sic polityczne chmury, -
zdaje sic Guz niektorym, re moze
tam przyjse do wojny. Bo Stany
Zjednoczone, ktore w stosunkach
miedzynarodowych zwykly po-
stepowac szorstko, pocze}y ostro
grozic Chinom. WlaSnie teraz;
gdy wszystkie mocarstwa zmniej
szaja swe zalogi W Pekinie, 20
stawione tam po rozruchach box
serskich dla bezpieczehstwa po-
selstw, Stany znacznie powiek-
szyly swoja zaloge, a jako JeJ
rezerwe postawiiy brigade pie
choty z artylerya W Taku, gdzie
kazde wielkie mpcarstwo ma swa
dzielnice j W niej maluczki gar
NIXON. Podczas gdy naprzykiad
Anstro-Wegry trzymaja tam tyl-
ko kompanie morskiej piechoty.
Stany postawiiy osm batalionow
po tysiac ludzi W kazdym.W S.
Francisco gromadzi Rad zwiaz-
kowy bojowa flote, a ma Filipa-
mach arnie, dzienniki zas nowo-
yorskie zapowiadaja wystosowa-
ME ultimatum do rzadu chinskie-
go.
z jakiegoz to powodu zaczeto
brwi marszczye i grozic Chinom
opancerzona piescia zaledwie W
tydzien po demonstracy;nem po-
pieraniu idei pokojowej i sadow
Gozjemczych na miedzyparlamen-
tarnej konferencyi W Londynie?
Pow6d, W kt6rym siusznosc "a
iste ME po stronie Stanow, jest
nastepujacy.
Unia polnocno-a -amerykahska
ME zaliczaia Azyi do swych ryn-
kow zbytu, bo miaia Gala Amery-
ke poiudniowa dla swych fabry-
kasow, a Europe dla produktow
rolniczych. Dlatego to w T. 1894
tym ME wzieia zadnego udzialu
W miedzynarodowei akcyi, kiedy
szso o likwidacye wojny chihsko-
japonskiej. w wyprawie przeciw-
ko bokserom wzieia udzial bar
do nIaly, niemal pozorny, ably
jeno bye tam, gdzie byh wszyscy
Po owej wyprawie ME zazadala
cd Chin zadnych przywilejow
przemyslowych, chociaz uczynily
to niemal wszystkie inne mocar-
stwa. Wreszcie, kiedy Rosya, "a
jawszy Mandzurye, poczeia "a
mykaG cd swiata, protestowala
przeciw tenlu Japonia j Anglia
krzywiia sic Francya, ale Stany
milczaly. Stale utrzymywaiy one
ze ME maja zadnych interesow
na azyatyckim ladzie. Jednoczes-
ME wydawaiy coraz ostrzejsze u
stawy przeciw immigracyi Chin
ezykow do ich pahstwa, uposle-
dzaly ich. traktowaly wzgardli-
vie, az W kohcu zamkne}y i'm
wstep na swa ziemie.
To wiasnie stalo sic powodem
teraznieiszego zatargu.
Chihczycy, W ktorych ostatnie
nieszczescia obudziiy poczucie
narodowe, ono znowu podnio-
sio W Mich uczucie godnosci, po-
czeli zrywac z Ameryka handl
stosunki. Powoli powstai miedzy
mimi prad narodowy, wrogi Anne
rykanom = rozwinal sic bojkot
towarow i ludzi ze Stanow Zjed.
noczonych. bojkot solidarny, tax
scisly, re lfteralnie ustaly wszel-
kie stosunki.
rer~ dia gtan6w ME byio 1u1