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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-22
PRZEGLAD
POuTYKI MIEDzYRARODOWH
Chicago, % grudnia.
(PrzyszloSG ekonomiczna Me
mice.

Rozmach ekonomiczny / poll
tyczny Niemiec jest zr0diem ME
pokoi6w ustawicznych dla wszy-
stbich panstw Rzesza sasiaduj9-
cych; sprawia on, re Europa zbrol
sic w mierze przekraczaJaceJ JeJ
SHY finasowe. Az do roku 1870
wsp6lzawodniczy} ze soba impe-
ryalizm tylho trzech mOcarstw
Anglii, Francyi i Rosyi. Pc roku
1870 zjawiiy sic Niemcy zjedno-
czone, juz po latach dziesieciu
staIy sic groznym wsp0izawodni-
kiem w dziedzinie handlu i pre-
myslu wSzechSwiatowego.
Imperyalizm francuski zepchnie
tv zostal przez imperyalizm ME
miecki ma plan drugi. Niemiec-
kiemu imperyalizmowi zmuszony
stawiaG czoIo imperyaIizm angieI-
ski, pomalu przechodzi 10 defen-
svwy usiiuje odgrodzic sic juz
cd inwazyi niemieckiej wysokiemi
ciami.
Wspolczesne Niemcy pOrzuciiy
romantyzm filozofii spekulatyw-
nei przeSzly do realizmu, kiada-
cego szczeg6lny nacisk ma prace
ekonomiczna. Stolica PruS, Ber-
lin, ktora pred stu laty miaia
wyglad wielkich koszar, gdzie pia-
ia czeSc mieszkancow stanowili
zoInierze, dis ma wyglad metro
polii przemysiowej, a wSr6d 3
pol milionowej ludnoSci ginie
$4,000 zoinierza.
Niemcy Z rodu filozof0w, stall
sic narodem kupcow i przemyslo-
wc6w, kt6rzy W swej misyi cywi-
lizacyjnej widza tylko akcye
przedwStepna do opanowania
rynk6w SwiatowyCh.
Niemieccy ekonomiSci dowo-
dza, ze polityka ekonomiczna Me
mice powinna wyjsc ram szczu-
piych ekonomii narodowej
przejSG caiym rozmachem dc
wszechSwiatowej polityki ekono-
micznej, do kt6rej dazy juz cd
cwierc wieku. Bismark byi zrazu
przeciwnikiem takiej polityki ia
ko zwolennik starej szkoly dyplo-
matycznej ME chcial mic wiedziet
O wpIywie stosunk6w ekonomicz-
nych ma wysoka polityke. Wszak-
re DO roku 1880 zmienii swoj po,
glad i rozpoczqi polityke kolo-
nialna, zaprowadzii ella ochron-
ne i dal poczatek wielkim zapa-
som Niemiec z ich konkurenten
Anglia.
DIS polityka angielska odczu,
wa nazbyt jasno niebezpieczen-
stwo niemieckie stara sic wszel,
kimi sposobami Niemcy osiabic
postep ich ekonomiczny powstrzy
mac. Izolujqca Niemcy polityka
angielska miala w ostatnich xii
ku latach pewne powodzenie
zmusila Niemcy do skreSlenia
niejednego projektu W wielkicb
ich planach Swiatowych.
Jakimi byly tie plany wielkonie,
mieckie. o tenn informuje mas II,
mieSZcZOny w "JahrpuCner
acknowledgements und Stati-
silk" studyum ekonomisty niemie'
ckiego Artura Dix'a.
Arter niemiecki zadaje Sobie W
pracy swojej diva pytania: ia,
kie moze groziG niebezpieczen-
stwo rozwojowi ekonomicznemr
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-22
Observation-Disclosures:
W kOpalni angielskiej ginie 300 gornkow!
Plany ex-kr6la Manuela.
CANALEJAS SPISKUJE PRZECIWKO ALFONSOWI
Plany ex-kr6la Manuela.
,EJAs sPIsKUJE PRZECIwKO ALFONsOWI
Manifestacye studentow w Rosyl
Sensacyjne procesy - Rewolucya w Meksyku SEE
rzy sic. - Giod w Chinach.
PROCEs POLAK0W W POzNANIU.

Sraszny pozar we strazk6w 15 polcyantow zab
tych, pOkaleczOnych Sprawa Lomera senacie
Cncinnaci, kosztOwne pOdroze
zydepta RoOSevea Ustawy Stanu New jersey
ApeIacya komisyi parkow pOEudniOwych OdrzucOna
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-22
RoK XXI.

mianowany subkomitet, kohczy
sic oznajmieniem, re wedle mnie-
mania tego komitetu ME udowo-
dniono, by pan Lorimer nie miai
prawa zasiadania w senacie z
powodu korrupcyi zaszfej przy
lego wyborze. RAPPORT wspomina
0 tenn, re czterech czlonkow legi-
slatury Stanu Illinois obwiniono
O to, re zostali przekupieni, a
trzech innych, re przekupywali O.
wych pieniadzmi. Oswiadcza jed
max, re osoby, kt6re sic przyzna-
iy, re byfy przekupione, ME zasiu-
3uja ma wiare, a glosy osob O.
skarzajacych o wyp}acenie lapo-
week powinny bye policzone. Co
do funduszu przekupnego, roz-
dzielonego przez niejakiego Ro-
berta E. Wilsona, to rapport wspo-
nina, re niema dowodu, by Z nie-
go czerpano ma korzysc p. Lori
mera. RAPPORT proponuje, azeby
5ledztwo W sprawie istnienia ia
iliego funduszu przeprowadzily
wladze Stanu Illinois. - Wraz z
rasortem ME doreczono .,raportu
mniejszosci'. - Raportu ME od-
czytano w senacie, tylko poleco-
no go wydrukowat. Senator Be-
veridge oswiadczyi, re rapport
jest zbyt dlugi, by MONA wyro-
bic sobie mad MIN opinie bez pre-
studyowania nalezytego, re fe-
rye Swiateczne dozwola senate
rom dok}adnie mad MIN sic zasta-
nowic. Senator Frazier, cz}onek
subkomitetu, telegraficznie do
|ni6s}, re zyczy sobie przedlozyc
rapport mniejszoSci' gdyz ME
zgadza sic raportem wiekszoSci.
Washington, 22 grudnia.-O-
bic izby kongresu odroczyly sic
do dnia 5go stycznia. w obu i
zbach odczytano specyalne ORG
die prezydenta Tafta, tyczace sic
konstytucyi nowego Stanu New
Mexico. Prezydent wzywa obie l.
zby, by uchwalily wspolna rezo-
lucye, postanawiajaca wykresle-
ME Z konstytucyi ustepu tyczacc-
go sic zmiany granicznej linii po-
miedzy New Mexico Texas.
Rezolucye taxa obie izby natych-
miast przyje}y.
Cincinnati, O., 22 grudnia. =
w dzielnicy fabrycznej tutejszej
wybuchl pozar, kt6ry zanim go
ugaszono, zniszczyl 8 wielkich
budynkow sklady dziesieciu
firm i stall sic powodem smierci
jednego strazaka i jednego Isle
tniego chlopca, nazwiskiem Wal
ter Morris, jakotez pokaleczenia 6
innych strazakow. Strazak Robert
D. Grear zostal zabity, jego to-
warzysze pokaleczeni, kiedy je-
dna re Scian budynku firmy Krip-
pendorf and O'Neal Shoe Co, sic
zawaliia. w perzync obrocony
zostai caly kwadrat budynkow ma
Sci ulicy Sycamore str, szko-
de materyalna zrzadzona obliczo-
no na $2,OO0,000. Wedle ostatnich
wiadomosci, W gruzach znalezio-
no zwloki jeszcze jednego strata
ka, Charlesa Schwengla.
Washington, % grudnia.
Czlonek izby poslow Rainey re
Stanu Illinois jest zdecydowany
poruszyc W kongresie sprawe wy
datkow podrozy bylego prezyden-
ia Roosevelta. Pewien akcyona-
ryusz kolei Southern Railway do
niosl w liscie pisanym do Raineya,
re gdyby Roosevelt zapiacii "a
wszystkie swe podroze zamowio-
ne, to musialby samej tel kolei
zap}acic rachunek w sumie $75,-
900. Nadto Rainey utrzymuje, re
mu podano zarys kosztow podro-
zy Roosevelta niezapiaconych ma
kolei Pennsylvania, ktora miaiaby
prawo zadac cd by}ego prezyden-
ia $4,000.
Leavenworth, Kas., % grudnia.
Burmistrz Busse z Chicago, H.
Faithorn R. w. Walsh, syn by
lego bankiera chicagoskiego Joh-
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Telegramy zagranlezns
Bolton, Anglia, 20 grudnia.

w kopalni firmy Little Hutton
Co." wydarzyla sic straszliwa ex-
plozya gazow, ktora zamknela w
gIebiach 800 robotnikow! Pc
pozar ogarnai wnetrze
kopalni!. =. Gazy dymy wydo-
bywaja sic ma zewnatrz; p}omie-
ME popsuiy maszyny w kcpalni
i zniszczyly windy. Zoragnizowa
no akcye ratunkowa wydobyto
ma wierzch tylko 10 zywych; re-
szta zdaje sic zginela, jeSli ME
zabita explozya, ME uduszona
dymami, to spalona zywcem!
Niema sposobu dotarcia do ME
szczeSliwych, explozya boWiem
zasypaia kruzganki szyby. Vie
sci O strasznem TEN nieszczeSciu
Totem gfosem gromu cblecialy
miejscowoSci okolice: zewszad
zbiegli sic dz}onkowie rodzin
nieszczesnych gornikow-ofiar /
oblegajq budynki kopalni, zadni
uslyszenia jakich wieSci o swoich
najblizszych. Przybyli tez przed-
stawiciele wiadz, przybyi biSkup
z Manchester - ktory ma VOL
mem miejscu tuz przy kopalni 3D.
prawii Msze sw. ma intencye o.
fiar katastrofy. Rozpacz rodzin
zabitych gornikow niema granic I!
Bolton, 22 grudnia. - Wszelka
akcye ratunkowa wstrzymano i
ochotnikow odwoiano Z kopalni.
by ich samych ME narazac ma
smierG oczywistq; niema juz mo-
WY o ocaleniu pozostalych w ko-
paIni g0rnikow, ktorych liczba
przenosi 800! Pozar szerzy sic W
kopalni nader gwaitownie. w
calej Anglii wrazenie powodu
oLropnej tel katastrofy - wielce
przygnebiajace.
Londyn, % grudnia. - Manuel
byIy krol. Pcrtugalii ME zrzeka
sic praw swoich do tronu, ale chce
odczekac stosownej pory ma ich
egzekwowanie; tymczasem pre-
niosi sic z palacu ks. Orleanskie-
60, Il ktorego dotad mieszka}, do
Oxfordu w slynnym tamteJszy1n
uniwersytecie bedzie sic ksztalci}
prywatnie, poczem zamierza sic
udac w podroz po swiecie; zWla-
SEGA chce zwiedzic kolonie an
gielskie i studyowac ich system
organizacyi.
Madryt, % grudnia. - w par
lamencie tutejszym pose} Melia
zarzucil premierowi Canalejaso-
wi, re spiskuje on przeciwko..
krolowi Alfonsowi: CanaleJas
miaI sic porozumiec T.. Papie-
zem pretendentem do tronu hi
szpahskiego, Don Karlosem, a
ma mocy tego porozumienia koro-
ma hiszpahska mialaby bye ofia-
rowana synowi Karlosa, ks. ia
kub, ktory mialby sic ozenic sio-
stra krola Alfonso, ksiezniczka A
sturyi! Plan ten mralby pogodzic
obie Strony, prawujace sic o tron:
tax uratowaiby monarchie w
Hiszpanii - zlozywszy tronu
obecnego krola. :. Ma wywody te
Canalesam odpowiedziaf nader
stanowczo, odpierajac je i pote-
piajac, jako basnie i plotki; lzba
oSwiadczyla sic po stronie pre-
miera.
Petersburg, % grudnia. - Me-
tylko w stolicy, ale w caiej Rosy
mlodziez uniwersytecka urzadza
zebrania, protestujac przeciwko
katowaniu wiezniow politycznych
po wiezieniach i ma Sybirze. Are
szty i kary ME wstrzymuja tego
ruchu wSrod miodziezy, ktora u
rzadza pochody, zebrania, spie-
wajac piesni rewolucyjne / I'd.
- Donosza z Odessy, re nilo-
dziez urzadzila tam takie zebra
ME; policya chciala je rozpedzic :;
przyszIo do walk, W ktorej jeden
student zostal zabity, kilku in
nych i kilku policyantow odniosio
powazne rany. Aresztowano tyl-
ko 235 studentow H..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-22

Przy wynajeciu mieszkania.
Wynajmujacy: Ma pani corki? ?
Ona: = Me ale ia sama jestem
wdowQ. -.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-18
DOLLIVER'S DEATH

4 T a time when he could i'll be
II spared from the firing line, Sena-
"A tor Jonathan P. Dolliver of Iowa
has been taken away by death from a
cause to which he had ably and sue
cessfully given his great talents. He
was the orator of the insurgent move
ment. Other leaders of the movement
may have excelled him in some re-
spects, though his ability was of the
broad and all-around kind, but as a
lucid speaker Of great personal mag
netism and influence he had no peer on
his side of the senate.
Not in years has the senate heard
such a speech as that delivered by
Senator Dolliver, when, last year, he
declared war on special privilege as it
is bulwarleed by the tariff and served
notice on his party that henceforth it
must go his way if they were to con-
tinue their associations, for he would
no longer go with it in the direction it
had been taking under the leadership
of Aldrich and other servants of the
interests. It was not only an epochal
speech for the stand 1t declared, but
as a piece of oratory it is the common
opinion Of all who heard it that it was
worthy Of the best traditions of the
senate.
Republican insurgency is unfortunate
in the matter of its leaders. Dolliver
is dead and Cummins and LaFollette
are in poor health, Beveridge is a
great speaker, but there is a. doubt in
many minds whether he is insurgent
from deep conviction as much as from
opportunism. Roosevelt, however, is a
host in himself and, as his reactionary
enemies probably think, he is dis
gustingly healthy"
The cause these men have fought for
is bigger than any men or party. It is
the salvation of the great mass of peo-
pie from servitude to the financial
power Of a comparatively few capital
lists. 1t is what the best men in all
parties are fighting for now, and it
will so on were all the leaders to be
taken away. Senator Delivers death,
however, is a great loss on the eve of
the battle between the forces Of priv
ilege and of tariff reform, for he was
one of the best informed men in public
life on the tariff and the tricks where
by it has been made to serve the cor
porations.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-18
CAUSES OF CRIME

Editor Herald: In your issue of Sat
urday is a letter over the signature
"Anti-Faddist" I should like to ask
your Santa Ana correspondent what Is
sin. He speaks emphatically and can
give some answer no doubt. 1t might
be we'll to understand Miss Ord as to
what she means by crime. One is deal
ing with the abstract and the other
the concrete facts as l understand
them.
AS such, both are right. If nature
is not susceptible to sin or crime to the
extent of deserving punishment from
the courts all the expressions of vice
amount to nothing before him. "a
dove might sit all day and the carcass
have no interest to him, but the Vul-
ture, because of it's very innate nature,
has the eagle eye upon the feast of vile
flesh" Surely 1t is time we should ask
for a positive gospel of sight and light
and life. The courts of our country
are not to punish crime but to defend
the good against 1t. 1t is not the pur-
pose of law to inf1ict but to protect
and to lessen thereby. Does this imply
severe dealing? No matter how we
may feel in legal procedure and how
much warrant we may find for the
vicious methods of the French, of
whom we can truly say "a nation that
knew not God" we must be tolerant
I am thoroughly in accord with the
apparent careless statement of anti
Faddist." "Put religion and righteous
ness into men and criminals will be
eliminated;" and this Is just what Miss
Ord maintains. VENICE.
Los Angeles, Cal.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-18
BUFFALO BILLS FRIEND

Editor Herald: There are a number
of us old army veterans in these dig
gins who have known william Cody
C"Buffalo BillD from the very early
days of his and our western lives, and
we are all anxious to give him writ
ten farewell, as we are unable to call
on him and his show. Perhaps the
writer of this farewell note has known
the celebrated scout as long as any
frontiersman, as 1, in the latter fif-
ties, was in charge of bull trains" Of
Majors Russell and Waddell, who in
those days were transporting freight
over the plains to all western forts and
General Johnson's army Of 1857 at
Camp Floyd, Utah. We had trains
burned by Brigham Young's destroy
ing angels at Green River, Wyo.
"Bill'' made himself useful during
one of those summer trips, while part
o fthe time he was acting as assist
ant wagon master under Lou Simpson,
whose train was also burned down and
freight and cattle were seen no more,
causing the freight company a great
loss. From those days on up to the
eighties / met Buffalo Bill at various
places on the frontier and while he
was on the staff of Governor Thayer
of Nebraska. / last met him at the
statehouse, wherein at the time / was
recovering from sickness. Bill" see
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-18
JULIA WARD HOWE

T HE death of Julia Ward Howe re-
moves a remarkable woman and
n remarkable character. She was
great as wife, mother, poet, publicist,
patriot and philanthropist. Her "Bat-
tie Hymn of the Republic" made her
as famed and as useful to her coun-
try as General Sherman or any other
commander or any, inventor of ord
nance or armament. Soldiers sang it
on the field and the march and it
stirred them to valor. But her chiefest
aim was to be great as wife and
mother, as it was her greatest glory.
A woman of Julia Ward Howes type
is the noblest work of God. She can
do more to uplift mankind than any
other influence to which they are sub
ject. Thomas OtWay said of this types
Angels are painted fair TO look like you;
There's in you all that we believe of heaven;
Amazing brightness, purity and truth,
Eternal joy and everlasting love.
What an absurdity to say that wom-
en- like Julia Ward Howe are not as
capable and as worthy to cast the
ballot as the immigrant who has been
coached by a corrupt politician to an
swer the necessary questions to get his
naturalization papers, or the foreign
workmen, ignorant even of our Ian
guage, who are fraudulently natural
lied and driven to the polls in nerds
by the corrupt alliance of politicians
and big business.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-18
Woolwine Leads
From Los Angeles Express


shall take the ground, If elected,
that the public Is entitled not only to
the best energies of myself and dep
uties but that the entire time of my
self and deputies is. the property of
the citizens and taxpayers of Los An
geles county. and that a public officer
has no more right to embezzle such
time than he has to embezzle the funds
of the public"
Persons whose rights are jeopardized
by criminal Vaccinations will be able
to go to District Attorney Woolwine's
office and lay their cases before him
with full assurance that District At
torney Woolwine will not turn them
over to Lawyer Woolwine to pluck
outrageous fees from.
AS Woolwine is helped by his own
strength, so is he aided to success by
the weakness of Fredericlxs. his op-
ponent When Los Angeles was beset
by tremendous dangers and men in Of
flee were leagued with organized vice
to govern the town, when the infamous
bribe money of the redlight district
did its corrupting work in the city
hall, Fredericks, armed with all the
powers of his great office, did nothing
to punish the crooks. He devoted all
his energies to lighting Woolwine, who
was doing all he could to punish them.
The people of Los Angeles will never
forget that lesson. They could not, If
they would ignore the spectacle then
presented-Woolwine lighting their
fight, Frederieks doing all he could
to thwart Woolwine. The guilty es-
caped punishment--but that wasn't
Woolwine's fault. Los Angeles we'll
knows where to place the blame.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-18
WANTS AN ARMY POST

Editor Herald: Los Angeles does
sadly need an army post and nave
often wondered at her apathy in that
direction. She has certainly been
asleep long enough. Let's wake up
and get The Herald to start more
agitation in that line. The money
brought TO San Francisco through her
Preside should be turned now from
the interior forts and posts to the
coast via Los Angeles. She needs
defense and protection more than any
city on the Pacific coast. Our mounted
police is one step in the right direc-
ton, if II is carried through then
the army post once established Will
put Los Angeles abreast of other coast
cities and another step in the right
way to defend and protect city as
it should be.
OF course the automobile smoke
nuisance should be stopped at once ere
that dreaded disease motoritis gets
a hold here as in New York city,
where 1t is a misdemeanor to go about
polluting the atmosphere with an OLD
honk, honk machine, an invention OF
the evil one in that direction TO de-
stroy our grand climate, our stock IN
trade for getting poor, sick easterners
here to die off with worse disease
than the white plague.
Elucidate, Leader Herald, and agi-
tate on these subjects Let's have
more letters about how to eXterminate
the new evils and boost for the bet
termeut of our beautiful city.
G.. B. LIVINGSTONE.
Los Angeles, Cal.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-18
LIKES LETTER BOX

Editor Herald: Your Public Letter
Box is getting to be an important
feature of your paper and one which
enjoy very much. 1t is not only bring
ing out the literary talent of our citi-
zens but also the humor as shown in
the letter of Iva Stomachache" in the
article on NOISY Owl Cars" in your
edition of October 8. l had a hearty
laugh over that letter.
Your editorials are worth the price of
the paper. "The County's Shame" and
"Teddy's Break were particularly
good. I hope your modesty will not
prevent you publishing this. Annie
Ord of Glendale is a sensible writer.
Her article, Crime a Disease" is good.
do not believe drunkenness is a crime,
but a misfortune, often an accident,
and should be treated as a case of sud-.
den sickness would be, and the person
taken to his home, If he has one, or to
a hospital and treated kindly and not
fined or locked up, much less put in the
chain gang, In fact, like Miss Ord, l
would abolish the chain gang. 1t is a
horrible spectacle on our streets.
1 would suggest that letters be con-
fined to twenty or thirty lines in order
that we may hear from more people on
all subjects. 1t was the Public Letter
Box that gave the New York Evening
World its start years ago, and / hope
to see several columns of letters in
your paper daily c. e.
Los Angeles Cal
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-18


Mr. woolwine's campaign for the Of
fee OF district attorney goes prosper
ously on. Two causes greatly con-
tribute to its success--his own strength
and the weakness of the opposing cam
didate.
Woolwine's strength consists chiefly
in the fact that the people of this city
and county know that he would con-
duct the office in the interests of JUS
tice alone. They know that he Is hon
est. He's proved it. They know that
he is fearless. He's proved that
They know that no clique, machine
or interest would have any strings or
control attached to Tom Woolwine.
They know that he would do his level
best to give a square deal to every
person and to get O square deal for
Los Angeles county. He would play
no favorites. He would shield no
crooks, however influential. He would
oppress no honest, lawahiding man or
woman, however poor. He would not
use his official place to fatten his prl-
vate pocket in his private practice,
Although his character was assur-
ance sufficient, Woolwine, moved by
contemplation of the humiliating rec
ord of an entirely different sort OF
district attorney, offers the people the
further pledge we now quote:
"If elected to the office of district
attorney my entire time and that of
nv deputies shall be taken up in the
transaction of the public business, and
/ shall not, during my term of office,
take a private case of any nature, nor
shall allow any deputy in the office
to take any such case. In other words,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-18
WELLMAN'S TRIP

I" ALTER WELLMAN'S daring at
w tempt to reach the shores of Eu-
rope in his airship is brave
but foolhardy act 1t is interesting
as a sporting event, but not as seri-
GUS endeavor to adr'ance the cause
of science. 1t is difficult to conceive
of any possible contribution to the
worlds progress that can come from
the voyage, even if it is wholly sue
cessful.
The most that it can do is to encour-
age the develop ment of the airship,
but that will be of small benefit, from
all we can see at present, because
mankind knows of nothing or no plan
Of construction of available materials
that is not likely to be upset or torn
into shreds in a twinkling by some
treacherous air curront. Anyone who
has crossed the Atlantic knows that
nothing yet conceived by man can pos
sibly survive in the air the fierce and
twisting gales that usually sweep over
the black, waters.
If Wellmans party succeeds in this
attempt it will be fortuitous thing
the accident of luck that gave him one
of the placie and unnatural spells
that sometimes hover over the ocean
or are outrun by the greyhounds of
the sea. But at that the airship will
have been fanked all the way by
friendly steamers and kept in touch
with them by wireless, so that the feat
is not to be compared with dash for
the pole and many other hazardous
achievements where men have totally
surrendered themselves into the hand
of fate.
The voyage of Columbus with his
tiny fleet of tiny boats was far more
wonderful than Wellman'a, while the
practical benefits of the two feats are
not to be compared with each other.