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The Detroit times., 1909-03-01
CMALL CPORTINC
NJ TALK &M=Az ~ WORLD

ball.
Fel won the indoor singles champion
snip OF the United states in tennis
Hermes \. and IN. COPIED races for
SkippeIs Nanderbusch and Fenton at
Lakeside SATURDAY..
ne horsemen are kicking over the
small purses and absence OF stakes
at Pimiieo this year
basketball at 90 cent. "a throw I'M. not
made hit at Ann Arbor and the
sport may be dropped.
Nething more than $500 purses viii
rule In the short ship next year. and
more often the events viii be for
y. u. >. won the dual meet with VI. 4.
q. freshmen, "a TO 2s. The Farmers
weren't nearly as strong as eN-
pected.
~ Participated, the 1909 INTERCOLLEGIATE
Will be held at Harvard. Michigan
WAS ignored In the appointment ct
fommittees.
~ netor boat show L. ON this even
n Inc az the Light Guard armory. with
% excellent display OF boats ard
rost'ns parsphevnsIIa.
~ Nftrey-f.ansf comblnatlon. other
Il xtsf known a. the Rochester Y. NJ
IN AZ. A.. holds the boards at the De
<r0if ~ this evening
~ frrsh-soph meet ne Ana Arbor
<<fufday evening showed Freeney
pofe-rnulting II feet. Craig. Torrey
1uI- Horner- the ether stars
~ -
~ uraaiey. of che First National
X+<Im ~ tire hank league. rolled 266-
Nv 80 last week and leads In the
The Detroit times., 1909-03-01
READ WILL BE
HILLSDALE COACH

Herbert Buck" Read. well known
as former coach OF the Kalamazoo
high and Marshall high football
elevens. and at one time member or
Michigan's great squad. has accepted
the position OF athletic director At
The Detroit times., 1909-03-01
TIGER BOSSES
PULLING ron
NcGV AN.


has seldom been voiced in American league circles Without the %ssn o.
Jennings other day and resumed touns
rMo.aT win make ss,
scnoa Efforts bail player with like
winning games. use circus methods attract
Ing he attention OF the fans he dd
best Watch and see don't tip tails on right"
Your on the right as a uss when talk about Mcows tact
fact nothing good for Nus
mean
day cub pitcher inadvertently whed Marching Through
Georgia the The blood several alleged southern
boiled over They allied meeting Of the club directors to dis
do
a
opening
had had dine wake the situation the Charts working on the
That's the way coraw by hts men"
supremacy Other
championships
Frank promised
he
and eArrined by verdict which practically as'ayed his brass
truth really known
the barter
addition providing the Tiger special "
TT. to be hoped
''erco'yped paragraph stating
Freddie
delicate as o,nlo,
the committee
nine last
An industrious Lansing saustican figure.
pss" os% IS ' w".sr m P ' co to
big
The Detroit times., 1909-03-01
WAIT FOR THE
BIG STATEMENT!

OMAHA. Neb.. March Jim JET
fries, the pugilist. will make match
with Jack Johnson. the Negro cham
pion. just as soon as he finishes
theatrical contract which now binds
him
Jeffries and his wife left Omaha en-
route TO New York. and while here
Jeff. told Sandy Griswoid the sporting
writer. OF his intention.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-01
MAPS REFUSE To
GIVE S|EVER JOB
Cleveland NeWs.)

Ed Siever, the southpaw pitcher
who was with Detroit for a couple OF
seasons wrote Manager l.ajoie the
other day asking that he be taken on
~ a regular. but his request will!
scarcely be granted Sieyer is an old
Cuck. AID has had several trials In
the big league and failed To deliver
The Detroit times., 1909-03-01

competition FOR nigh score i'm league
contests ia Detroit Just think what
would happen. were Earl o. smash
en- IKE thet at PIttsburg Wuew.
siN-niuety nine.
Jehries II quoted n telling AN Omaha
sporting editor that tHr will ul4t
Johnson. When Jen really means IL
be VIII sign "A few statements
Josh Clarke. GOode, Flick. Rsftery. st,-
ton and Lord. all outhelders with IA,
exception OF SlttOn pitcher com
prise the Napland hold out list
.
The PiUsburg teams that are monn-
policing the bowling in the national
tournament ~ Ia date. have not
set any records that are NkeIy 10
stand ior any appreciate length OF
The American contingent TINT has been
trying 10 get concession for racing
in Mexico, has been compelled 10 AL
nit failure What racing there viii
be, viii be under the management %.
the natives
.
MiehiRan's new athletic constitution
viii provide for the review by tre
board Of directors. Of the awards a.,
the team captains who give out th.
letters. ID ir conceded that there has
eeen great injustice In the past
Adj woigast. who looks now ,o he thu
coming featherweight champion A.
anxious To meet Eddie Nelson. The
Windsor title-holder Nelson hold.
a decision over Wolgast. which il
one OF the only two he ever lost
The VI. 4. q. ave came from behind M
the very finish and nfBRea- tlt--- Ser
roughs team 40 the wire % a. 90.
IN very exciting game. WITH tho
score tied. Referee Iiuebner award
Ell the collegians point and Ne
kenna shot the resulting foul
The Detroit times., 1909-03-01
Rest Team ever soId7

The Phlllies have the strongest team
OF any major League club ever sold un-
loss Il was the Boston American.
which was worlds champion when
Henry Killiiea sold II 10 the Taylor
family. so that II would have local
ownership.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-01
prineeton piicher .cannsa .

Priucetons baseball interests have
received severe blow IN the ineligi.
6ility ban pat upon w 5 Heyniger.
the Tigers great pitcher Ills con
dition In studies put him ont OF the
running. Clark. who was Heyuiger's
unGerstudy last year, has graduated
The Detroit times., 1909-03-01

Hillsdale college and will begin his
duties next week
Read has been highly successful in
years past and there Is no doubt but
that he will make good at Hillsdale.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-01
Las, cnanee for Pel,y-

Pitcher Barney Petty must make
sood next season OF take a tobogEan
ride 20 some minor league SAYS Pres
idCnt Hedges Of the ST Louis Browns
H. excusine him from going 20 French
LICK 10 train Hedges gave Petty his
warning the other day
The Detroit times., 1909-03-01
Rests Youna,s Record.

After much discussion the records
hitch show that George Davis has
been a few weeks longer In major
league company than Cy Young nave
finally been dug up.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-01
HAL CHASE WILL
BE YANKEE CAPTAIN

Manager Stallings has decided TO
make Hal Chase captain OF the New
York Americans.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-01

lake LANATlNE BROMO QuiUIne Tab.
let's Druggists refund money ~ Il fails
20 cure r w. GROVES signature liz
on each box. 25c.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-01

THE DETROIT TIGERS WILL BE
THE LAST TEAM IN THE AMER
|ICAN LEAGUE TO GET DOWN To
WORK IN THE TRAINING FOR 1909
This Is the discovery made by
'Hughie Jennings. after a thorough re
sumo OF the sporting prints and the
.sltuation. bad enough before. on az
count OF the near approach of activ-
tiles and the resulting impatience, be-
comes doubly irksome. Huehie has
bssn storing up pep" all winter. and
mas 90 much OF IL on tap right now
chat n II wasn't for those daily hand.
|haIi games AZ the D. A. c., he'd sim
ply effervesce.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-01

coming featherweight champion. -
anxious 10 meet Eddie Nelson. the
Windsor title holder Nelson hol6.
decision over Wolgast which IL
one OF the only two he ever lost
The Detroit times., 1909-03-01
SPORT VElWS
and REVIEWS
By.
Paul II.
BRUSKE.

LONG 1iughe jennings reynains manager OF tho ID
and Harry Tutht holds the Job trainer Johr
The Detroit times., 1909-03-01
The AmerIcnn con,inrcn, thn1 hn. .e..


viii provide for the review by the
board Of directors. OF the awards ~
the team captains who give out th,.
letters. ID ir conceded that Iher. has
been great injustice In the past
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-15
new MEN
ARE CHOSEN

Last night the newly elected board
of directors of the Y. NJ. c. A. held
its first session and elected DR.. Geo.
r. Warner president and transacted
much other business.
e. e. Udlock was elected vice pres
ident and r. NJ. McClntock was
chosen recording secretary
The following trustees were
chosen:
For one year-P A. Rice, ]. S.
Carnahan.
For two years-c. B. Rich. T. S.
Ramey.
For three years-E. NJ. slocomb,
V. C. Talbert
For four years-W Il. Dudley. F..
d. Barney.
President Warner is ex-officio a
member of the board of trustees.
committee was appointed TO ar
range for the reception of Clarence
p. Dodge, of Colorado Springs. state
president, and C S. Bilheimer. the
state secretary SO well known here.
who will visit Grand junction on
January o..
Several other matters were given
attention 1T the meeting.
The affairs of the Y. NJ. c. A. are
in good condition and the new year
promises many good things.
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-15
COMING TO
: SEE KNIGHTS

A. G. SVEN, grand chancellor of
she knights of Pythias of Colorado,
notified Charles Gasho, keeper of
records and seals of the local lodge
,oday. that he desired TO pay the local
lodge visit on the night of Feb. 3,
hut the gentleman Will be asked TO
defer his visit until the night of Feb.
nth when the big district conven-
fion will be in session in Grand juno
lion.
IL is very probable that Major
Chambers, of the Uniform Rank, will
also be here for, the district conven.
fion.
Reports coming i'm from all over
ah he western slope indicate that Il large
crowd Will be here for the conven-
fiOn.
The various committees have
busy time before them in getting
ready to entertain the visitors as
they should he entertained.
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-15

A gigantic cattle deal was conclud-
ed in Pueblo yesterday when repre-
sentatives of w. A. Watson complet-
ed the last details of the sale of all
of the holdings of Mr.. Watson in
the Tompkins Cattle company. He
will retire He received 100000
for his cattle lands and leases. His
sons also disposed of their interest
in the business at the same time. For
twenty-five years Watson has leased
100000 acres of land from the Hill
estate. On this tract Watson had
been feeding thousands of head of
cattle The lease was lost recently.
Watson, realizing that his business
was doomed. sold out Cattle which
were rejected by the TomplIins COM
pany were shipped to market.
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-15
BIG HELP
FOR TOWN

THROUGH THE EFFORTS OF
UNITED STATES SENATOR TEL
LER THE TOWN OF FRUITA IN
THIS COUNTY, WILL SOON BE IN
\ POSITION TO MAKE THE SUP
PLY FOR ITS MOUNTAIN WATER
SYSTEM ABSOLUTELY SAFE AMI
CERTAIN.
1T Is ANNOUNCED we :,
WASHINGTON THAT VEST .tI
THE SENATE CONF l.. ~ ON
PUBLIC LANDS REP ED FAV-
ORABLY ON SENAl .I3t TELLER'S
BILL TO PE, alg FRUITA TO
PURCHASE tUE MATER STOR-
AGE PUBl SIS 7,0OS ACRES OF
LAND Fg.GAi THE GOVERNMENT
AT = LOST or SI.25 PER ACRE.
EtliS " ILL BE GOOD NEWS FOR
THE iEDPLE OF FRUIrA WHO
HAVE LONG WANTED TO GET
HOLD OF THIS LAND FOR WATER
STORAGE PURPOSES.
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-15

Defeat is still following John w.
Kern. the recent nominee on the
democratic ticket for vice president.
On Tuesday night Former Congress-
man Benjamin F. Shively. of South
Bend. Ind, was nominated on the
Goth ballot by the democratic mem
bers of the Indiana legislature to sue
ceed James A. Hemmenway in the
United States senate. The ballot that
decided the race stood as follows
Shiyely, AZ; Kern, So Menzines., i;
Charles Mas, /.
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-15
Fruit Growers!

The Colorado Briquette and Or
chard Heater Manufacturing Co. are
now prepared to take orders for
briquettes for heating your orchards.
Easily handled. cheaper than any
other fuel and gives more heat per
pound than any other.
Offices 442 Main street, Grand
Junction. orders filled in rotation.
LAWRENCE HYNES.
Manager
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-15

We have had many fine quartettes
to appear before Grand junction au-
diences but the Whitney Brothers,
next Tuesday night. will prove the
equal to any quartette ever heard
by Grand junction people. Thi- r.
an extra attraction. not on the re-
ular course.
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-15

Owing to the fact that on Tuesday
night the Whitney Brothers concert
will be given. the meeting of the mu-
sic section of the Woman's Club.
scheduled to be held at the home of
DR.. H. II. Bull on that night. will be
until Thursday night of
next week as it is not desired to al
low the two attractions to conflict
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-15

For % cents each holder of season
tickets for the lecture course may
secure tickets for the famous Whit
ney Brothers who appear at the Con
gregational church next Tuesday
night in one of their marvellous pro-
grams. The admission will be so
cents for all who do not hold season
tickets. 1t is one of the greatest
quartettes in America.
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-15

Tonight the board of directors of
the Chamber of Commerce will meet
in regular session and it will be the
last meeting of the present board of
directors. There will doubtless be
full attendance of the members.
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-15
Battle Greek Treatments

given, such as Massage. Electric
Light Baths, Sprays, vibrassage
Electric Water Baths. Galvanic, Far
adic, Static, X-Ray and so forth
All kinds of diseases, except infec-
tious and contagious, are treated
Stomach and nervous diseases spe-
cialty.
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-15

George w. Vallery, general man
ager of the Colorado NiHlr0i. is in
the city today inspcntinG te local
railroad yards and C9'.iHe the
local officials. He is yl aim his
private car. He leaves Tor Che east
this afternoon.
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-15

Phone your orucis so Goldsworthy ,
Bros. Junction 2S1. They deliver
on time. The only exclusive market
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-15

The work started this morning on
the street railway car barn on South
avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-15

New modern bungalow for sale at
bargain.-Ollie f.. Bannister, 424
Main.
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-15
HOSPITAL

Located at the corner or First and
White avenue; phone Junction 3St
All kinds of
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-15

We have some good bargains in
city lots. See Gray, 337 Main street.
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-15

Mrs. VIM. Archer is down from
Mesa this week.
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-15

Van Horns for Gen. Arthur cigars.
551 Main.
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-15

Special prices on pianos at Lutes
music store for few weeks.
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-15

"Only Ones" C. w. Primrose.
and jeweler.
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-15

We install complete bath room
equipment. j. L. Mckenzie.
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-15

"Juanlta coal is better"-Phone
Junction 323.
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-15

Van Horns for imported Olive Oil
551 Main.
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-15

Some high-priced cars are dear at
half the cost. Some cheap cars would
still be cheap at half the money. Let
us show you why the Cadillac is
right in make and right in price.
You get value received and then
some for every dollar you put into
a Cadillac.
THE MT. GARFIELD AUTO co.
$50 Main Street
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-15

When in Denver. stop at the AL
Dany. Rates 5 per day and upward
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-15

Hear the Whitney Brothers next
Tuesday night.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-01-28
Telegramy zagraniczne

Petersburg, 2S stycz1lia. - Do
szly til juz wiadomosci o posta-
nowieniach, jake powziai kongres
rosyjskich socyal demokratow,
odbyty niedawno poza granicami
panstwa. Najwazniejszem jest
postanowienie zaprzestania ma ra.
zie propagandy wsrod wojska.
Zdaje sic, ze socyalisci ma diugo
rozstali sic z mysla ozywienia ru-
chu rewolucyjnego wsrod armii,
gdyz przekonali sie'z doswiadcze-
MIA, re propaganda doprowadza
do odosobnionych wybuchow bun
tu re TAXA propaganda szkodzi
jedynie partyi. Partya zamierza
Gala swa uwage zwr6cic ma robo.
tnika rosyjskiego.
Wielkie niezadowolenie uwido-
cznilo sic przeciw socyalistycz-
nym czionkom Dumy, jednakze
rezolucya, wzywajaca ich do z}o-
zenia swych godnosci poselskich,
przy glosowaniu upadla. Tylko
rosyjskie wieksze miasta mialy
swych representative ma kongre-
sic, komitety zas partyjne po
mniejszych miastach wszedzie IL
cierpia wiele Cd rzadowej repre-
syi po niepowodzeniach ruchu W
ostatnich latach. Posiowie, kt6rzy
byli w Paryzu, oswiadczyli, re par
tya rewolucyjno socyalistyczna
zostala bardzo zdemoralizowana
przez zdrade prowokatora Azewa,
jednego z czlonkow centralnego
komitetu partyjnego. Obecnie je-
szcze trzech czionkow tego komi-
tetu stoi pod zarzutem zdrady,
dlatego istniejacy komitet ulegnie
rozwiazaniu.
O.. Petersburg, % stycznia. - V.
L. Timiraizew zostaI znowu mimi.
strem handlu zajmuje stanowisko
po Iwanie Szipowie, ktory znowu
zostal radca stanu. Timiraizew po
ustapieniu dawnego ministe-
ryum byl prezydentem jednego
z tutejszych bankow. Zmiana mi
nistra wprowadzi mole ministe-
ryum handlowe W blizsze zetknie-
Gle ze swiatem handlowym, lecz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-01-28
Telegramy krajowe.

Washington, 2S stycznia.-Se-
nat wczoraj po krotkiej sesyi, ma
kt6rej zalatwiono drobne interesa,
udai sic ma sesye wykonawcza.
Ia trwala cztery godziny i oma-
wiano ma niej uklad Kanada W
sprawie drogi wodnej, Senator
William Alden Smith w diugiej
movie wykazywal, re ME nalezy
ratyfikowac ukladu, dopoki ME
oznaczy sic dokladnie siusznych
pretensyi tax Kanady jak i Sta,
now Zjednoczonych do sill wo-
dnych ma rzece St. Mary's. Utrzy-
mywal, re rs procent olbrzymich
tych sill nalezy do Stanow Zjedno-
czonych, a dop6ki tego jasno sic
ME okreSli, on jak najenergiczniej
bedzie sic sprzeciwia1 ratyfikowa-
niu. Snatorzy Lodge Carter bro
Mill brzmienia ukladu a senate
rzy Teller Hepburn podzielali
zdanie Smitha.
w izbie poslow debatowano mad
nowela budzetowa pocztowa i
przyjeto kilka drobnych popra-
week. Prawie jednoglosnie przyje-
to referat specyalnego komitetu,
polecajacy, by wykreslit z proto-
kolu sensacyjna mowe Willetta,w
kt6rej lzyl prczydenta Roosevelta.
Springfield, ILL.,, 2S stycznia. =
Podczas oSmnastego wspolnego
giosowania ma senatora zwiazko-
wego mic ME wydarzylo sic wa
znego: Hopkins ze swoich 81 gio-
sow straci} jeden gios, bo senator
Helm byl nieobecny. Ale kiedy
odbylo sic 10 glosowanie, niejaka
sensacye wywoial republikanin
Hull, gdy powstai i oSwiadczyf,
re wype}nii swe zobowiazania
kaukusowe i dzialal w mysl usta-
wy prawyborczej, gdy 1S razy od-
dal glos Hopkinsowi: dalej glosy
mu oddawac ME mia}oby juz celia
i dlatego wolf odda6 gios kandyda
towi, ktory ma szanse pozyskania
wiekszoSci. Przy tenn 10 glosowa-
niu otrzynali: Hopkins 78 glo-
sow, Foss 10, Stringer 20, Shurt-
left Is, Mason 4, Mckinley l,
Lowden 2, Calhoun 1, Sherman
2. Morris /, Eastman 4. w 20
giosowaniu Yates otrzynal 2 glo-
sy, a .Talmann 8. Rezultat Fl
giosowania, po ktorern sic odro-
czono, byl TAXI: Hopkins 70, Foss
10, Stringer 76, Shurtleff Is, Ma
son 4, Mckinley l, Lowden 2,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-01-28

tez najlepsza gwarancye wiernoScl
sojuszowej Niemiec wobec Au-
stryi, kt6rej polityka angielska
moze wprawdzie wyrzadzic wiele
nieprzyjemnoSci i szlod, ale ME
Jest w stanie narazic jej ma kata-
strofe wojny ma kilku frontach.
MozliwoSc tel katastrofy przygo-
towuje Anglia wylqcznie dla Me
mice.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-01-28

zrezygnowal, jakotez Johna Cal
lana O'Langhlina jego asysten-
tenn.
Indianapolis, Ind, % stycznia.
- Ma lonwencyi g6rnik6w, kto-
ra tn sic odbywa, ME zalatwiono
dotychczas zadnych spraw wa
znych, gdyz wciaz jeszcze odby-
wa sic skladanie raport6w przez
komitety. Przyjeto rezolucye W
ostrych slowach potepiajaca ska
zanie Gompersa, Mitchella i Nor
risona ma kare wiezienna "a tax
wv. lekcewazenie sadu domaga-
iaca sic zmiany w wywawaniu "a
kazow sadowych, sprawiedliwszej
dla robotnikow. ,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-01-28

stop dlugi skiada sic zelaznych
obreczy o srednicy pTzeszio 10
stop. Otwarcie kolei majacej pro-
wadzic przez tunel, ma nastapic
dnia 1 czerwca.
Atlantic City, N. J., % stycznia.
= Specyalnym pociqgiem Bosto
nu przybyio tn $50 kelnerek, kto-
re W pewnym hotelu tutejszym
maja zastqpic posfugaczy murzy-
now. Slychac, re w innych tutej-
szych hotelach zamierzaja posta-
pic w sposob podobny, tax, re
wkrotce pomiedzy sluzba hotelo-
wa, tu murzynow ME bedzie. Przy-.
wodzcy maszyny republikanskiej
ME sa tego zadowoleni, gdyz O.
bawiaja sic gromadnego wyPro-
wadzania sic miasta murzynoW,
ktorzy tn utrzymywali rownowa-
sc polityczna.
Lansing, Mich, 2S stycznia. -
Byly skarbnik miejski W Chelsea,
Frank P. Glasier, ktory W roku
1907 bedac prezydentem ,,Chelsea
Savings Bank" doprowadzi} byf
do bankructwa tego banku, zostaf
przez sad przysieglych uznany
winnym naduzycia pieniedzy sta
nowych. Adwokaci jego domaga-
ia sic wznowienia procesu: dop6-
ki ME nastapi rozstrzygniecie,
Glasier znajduje sic ma stopie VOL
nej pod kaucya 10 tysiecy dola-
row.
Pittsburg, Pa, 20 stycznia. -
w czasie pozaru, kt6ry zniszczyl
dom A. M. Kendalla W Bryson
Hill, Dunbar, czworo jego dzieci
zginelo W plomieniach. Kendallo-
vie ratowali sic wyskoczeniem
przez okno z drugiego pietra ME
bezpiecznie sic pokaleczyli. Po-
zar powstaf cd pieca gazowego i
zrzadzil szkode ma $4,000.
Washington, % stycznia. - Sc
kretarz floty Newberry oglosil
swe plany zreorganizowania de-
partamentu floty. Plany te zostaly
ulozone ma konferencyi doswiad-
czonych znawc6w spraw floty,
zwolanej przez prezydenta Roo
sevelta, tycza sic zniesienia sy-
stemu biurowego i uproszczenia
administracyi.
Prezydent Roosevelt przeslal
telefoniczne powinszowanie cesa-
rzowi Wilhelmowi okazyi 80
rocznicy jego urodzin. Ambassador
Bernstorff wyda1 bankiet ma Geese
cesarza w hotelu Shoreham,w kto-
rvm mieszka chwilowo.
Prezydent Roosevelt W oredziu
do kongresu wyraza zapatrywa-
ME, re nalezy sic zgodzit ma wnio-
SEX dotychczasowego prowizory-
cznego gubernatora Kuby, Ma
goona, by wyznaczyc wreszcie
fundusze ma usuniecie z portu W
Hawanie szczatk6w okretu wo-
jennego Maine,
Senat zatwierdzil zamianowa-
ME Roberta Bacona sekretarzem
stanu ma miejsce Roota, kt6ry
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-01-28
PRZEGLAD
pOuTYKl MIEDzYHARODOWEJ.
Chicago, 2S stycznia.

(Polityka Anglii zwraca sic
przeciw AustryD.
Pierwszy okres przesilenia bal
kanskiego skonczyl sic chwila,
kiedy po wymianie zdan miedzy
Wiedniem a Petersburgiem mini
ster Izwolski oswiadczyl w Du-
mie, ze Rosya ME mogac prowa-
dzic wojny z powodu BoSni, zga-
dza sic ma zaproponowany przez
Austrye TAXI ,,nodus procedendI
aby mocarstwa traktatowe pre-
dyskutowaly sprawe aneksyi
pred konferencya.
Obecnie, Cd chwili ponownego
nawiazania rokowan austryacko-
tureckich, rozpoczal sic drugi o.
kres rocznego przesilenia, ktore-
go charakterystyczna cechs jest
zaostrzenie sic antagonizmu mig
dzy Austrya a Anglia.
Wedle powszechnie W sferach
dyplomacyi austryackiej nienlie-
csdej panujacego przekonania,
zrodlem energii, kt6ra W sprawie
! 6o$niackiej rozwina3 Rad turecki,
Jest Anglia, Jel materyalne po-
! Tarcie umozliwiio Turcyi przepro'
wadzenie tax skutecznej wojly
\ oKonomicznej z Austrya. Wpiyw
sngielski mad Bosforem 5prawia.
! re drisIat Austrya ME bez Wiel.
kiego zaparcia sic posunela sic II
tax daleko, ze zgodzila sic dac
Turcyi wysokie stosunkowo Cd
sz6odowanie pieniezne, ME mo-
SsTisc o szeregu innych, bardzo
wa7nych koncesyi ekonomicznych
"a politycznych.
| Zapowiedziana juz ma luty po-
'dr6z angielskiej parry kr6lewskiej
do Konstantynopola projekto-
wana tam siedmiodniowa wizyta
jej IL sultana wzmocnia jeszcze
bardziej wpiyw angiel. W Turcyi,
tax, Re ME popadnie sic w pre-
sade, twierdzac, il Austrya, pro-
wsdzac rokowania z Turcya, pro-
wadzila je wlaSciwie z Anglia.
Konjunktura pohyczna, W kt6-
rel krol Edward uznal "a konie-
czne rozpoczecie wielkiej politylii,
zmierzajacej do izolowania Me
mice, jest powszechnie znana
zrozumiana. Tu wystarczy powie-
dziec, re polityka Anglii ma Bal
kanach, do ktorej prograrnu VIA
czyla ona teraz zadanie odciecia
Austryi cd mora Egejskiego, jest
naturalna konsekwencya tel kon-
junktury.
Kiedy zjazd W Rewlu kilka-
krotne wizyty kr6la Edwarda w
Wiedniu ME odniosiy pozadanego
dla Anglii skutku, to jest ME sklo-
niiy Austryi do rozluznienia soju-
szu 2 Niemcami. polityl1a angiel-
ska wysnuia z tego prosty wnio-
SEX. re chcac skutecznie zwalczac
Niemcy, musi ugodzic take W
Austrye, zwiazana niemi W spo-
sob widocznie tax bardzo silny.
Korzystajac z przewrotu tureckie-
go, stanela Anglia odrazu .po stro-
ME postepowych zywio}ow tnrec-
kich, wystepujac W charakterze
oredowniczki obronczyni Tur-
cyl pahstw balkanskich pred
naporem Austryi i Niemiec, ktore
to o6a pahstwa mialy te niezrecz-
nose, ze niedosc rychlo oceniiy