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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-26
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL
CANDIDATES RESPOND.

Forty candidates for the battery posi-
tons responded to the call issued by
Coach Broadhead at the Newark High
School yesterday. Captain Leon Max
well is looked upon as the most promis-
ing of the pitching material and it is
expected that the pitching burden will
rest upon his shoulders most OF the
time. The schedule calls for eighteen
contests and the season will open on
April 5, when the Blue and White nine
meets the Bloomfield High team at
Bloomfield. Passaic High will be, the
first team to visit Newark High and that
game is to be played on April 10. The
hnal game is to be played against the
Blair Academy team at Blairstown on
June 4.
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WRESTLER GETS
INTO NATIONAL FINALS.

CHICAGO, Feb. 26.-Twelve wrestlers
from Chicago, three from New York
and one each from Brooklyn. Newark
and Detroit, will compete tonight at
the Illinois Athletic Club in the finals
for the National Amateur Athletic
Union championships, as a result of last
nights preliminaries.
John Kennedy. unattached, defeated
Fred Gump. OF Kansas City, in the 1f5-
pound class. but the bout is under in
vestigation Ton a report that Kennedy
competed in an Amateur Athletic Fed
GRAFTON event
Boston's only entrant. Gustav Hakan-
son. was defeated by Gus Peterson, of
New York, in the second round of the
1~35-pound class.
Otto Heinrich, of Chicago, suffered a
broken coliarbone in his match with
Max Himmelhoch, of Detroit, in the 125
pound event, and was compelled to for
felt.
There was no competition in the nos
pound class. there being but two en-
tries.
Those who will meet in the finals are:
l05-pound class-samuel Andrew, Chi
caGo; george IaylOf, New 1oTk.
l15-pound c~lass-John Helm, New
York; Edward Koch and Joseph Smith,
Chicago.
125-pound class-MaX Himmelhoch.
Detroit; Frank Lusk, William Dietrich
and Joe Choynski, Chicago.
135-pound glassware Johnson, Chi
cago; Gus Peterson. New York: s. s.
Kennedy. Chicago.
%145-pound ciass-William Michewski,
Chicago; Carl Johnson. New York;
Kennedy, unattached. or Gump, Kansas
City.
~150-pound cIass-Emil Schalk, Chi
cago; Frederick Narganes, New York;
George StuTn, Chicago.
Heavyweight class-Frank Hotis,
Frank Eiszner and M. Suhaydar, Chi
cago. "
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-26
BUILDING PERMITS
FOR WEEK SHOW
FURTHER SLUMP
Value of Newark improvements
Shows Falling Off of
S44,753.

Another falling off featured tho
srartins ne building nermits during the
week. inst ended. Though exactly the
san,a n,,n1her of nernits were issued by
ire building department. the value Of
~h,,ijdines 70 he erected and alterations
"a he made was S44 753 less thar that
M the nrevious week
More work is being done in the
I1io,,th and sixteenth wards thar in
AMI other districts of the city. Three
ers,,e dwelli,es in Leo Mace and six
rrau,s dwellings in Wilmington avenue
vim he erected hv Lowy & Berger at
an ostioafad cost of So. 600. and Helena
nv soIdnr win h,,ild a ri, Gao dwelling
ot 1eR Penner avenue.
Ths comnlete llst of permits granted
: roIIovs.
ssaord Nard-so-e9 sbipnan street.
r,s.s nve Connanv owners. alterations
- factory. estimated cost So. 800.
rhird yyard-190 Avon avenue. IL. A.
unBn ouner brick storage warehouse
as1i,aated "cost ~ 00o.
F,fth ward-1s4 Ferry street, II.
s,rbIess,nser owner alterations to
stnpa ana dvelI,ng Estimated cost $500.
Saventh Ward-30-32 Howard street,
.It,lia INHALER owner. frame store. esti-
mated cost a. GOO
Tq,shtb Ward-75S MI. Prospect ave-
nue. George Blum owner. frame dwell
ing estimated cost S5. 900. northeast
corner Of bentley avenue and North
Fifth street, Giuseppe Metro owner,
hpiek store and dwelling. estimated
cost $4,000; 30 Arlington avenue, II.
Dobbin owner. steel garage. estimated
cost $500. S7e Bloomfield avenue, Mi
cllael Padi,le owner. alterations to store
and dwelling. estimated cost 5000; 1871
Third avenue. p. c. Van Kuren owner.
brick garage. estimated cost $3.50.
Ninth Ward-ls5 Renner avenue. Hell
ena Menfelder owner, frame dwelling,
estimated cost a., 900.
Tenth Ward-2f3 Oliver street, $.
cortesc owner, brick blacksmith shop.
estimated cost $500; II Warwick street,
Charles Compile, frame alterations to
dwelling, estimated cost $500.
thirteenth Ward-471-473 South Tenth
street. Il. Tgrankel Realty COMPANY
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eMDxg%N@r&a

Charlie Seiger defeated Marty Rowan,
the Brooklyn lightweight, in a ten
round bout at the National Sporting
Club of New York last night. While
neither boxer was inclined to mix it,
Seiger had the better of whatever fight
ing there was. He was the aggressor
and forced the pace throughout. In
the semi-wind-up Young Terry and
Jack White fought a fast and inter-
estlng six-round draw.
Leach Cross and Jack Goodman have
been matched to fight ten rounds In the
wind-up before this club next Friday
night. Phil Cross, Leach's brother, will
appear in the semi-fnal against Young
Terry.
Referee Didier called the six-round
bout between Denis Tighe, champion
welter-weight of the L. S. Navy. and
SANDY Williams, of New York, at
Lestershire, near B~inghamton, last
night at the end of the fifth round,
when Williams's head was badly in
iured by striking the metal on the foot
lights when he was knocked over the
ropes.
Tommy Coleman defeated Bill Leary,
of New York, at the Nonpareil A. c.. in
Philadelphia last night. The bout was
a hard one from start to finish and
Leary made Coleman fight his very
best in every round.
Tommy O'Toole promises to have his
work cut out for him at the National
A. C. of Philadelphia tonight, when
he clashes withlPal Moore in the wind
up. The latter is now the most-talked-
of boy in the game. having been pro-
nounced by Jim Corbett as the CLEVER
est little fellow he ever saw.
In the thirteenth round of a scbed-
ulcd flftecn-round bout before the
Eureka Athletic Club of Baltimore last
night, the police ordered the fight
stopped and Willie Jones, of Brooklyn
was given the decision over Frankie
Neil, of California Neil was almost
out in the twelfth round, he being
saved only by the bell and apparently
could not possibly have lasted through
The thirteenth.
Honey Melody convinced a big crowd
in Boston last night that he is not h
'has-been'' when he bested Young Jack
Johnson in a fast twelve-round bout
at the Union A. c. Johnson, who hal
but two days notice to prepare for
the 20, put up a good fight.
Iouic Rlot vnetar1av caid that he bal'
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-26
CENTRAL BOXING SHOW.

A boxing show is to be held at the
Central Institute Monday night. There
will be eight f~our-round bouts. The
following will appear: Dick Grant, of
Newark, VS.. Tommy Murphy, of Jersey
City; Ed. Coughlin, of Chrome, VS..
Young Wildfang, of Newark; Sandy
Sullivan. of Jersey City, vs. Arthur
Conley, OF Newark; Jim McVeigh. of
Newark, VS.. Paddy Dealy. of Jersey
City; William Baker, of Elizabethport,
VS.. Frank Sanders. Of Elizabeth; Kid
McKeown, of Orange. VS.. Bert Papp. of
Newark: William Pernn. OF Newark,
VS.. George Cummings, Of Orange;
Tomrnk A~ndreach, Of Newark, VS.. Jim
McCaj 81 elisabeth, Tony Bender
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Roseville drew up q bit on the Eliza
beth team in the Athletic League last
night when the champions downed the
Jersey City, bowlers twice In three att
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-26

Leach Cross INC Jack Goodman have
been matched to fight ten rounds In the
wind-up before this club next Friday
night. Phil Cross, Leach's brother, will
appear in the semi-fnal against Young
Terry.
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the Bees will surely best in battle.
Respectfully, L.. T. H.
80 Sixteenth ave.
To the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star;
Dear Sir-I would suggest as a nick
name for the Newark team 1.-THE New
ark Giants" Manager. McGinnity came
from the New FORK Giants, who were
such great players, and now thai be
is leader of tho Newarks, why not
name them after the famous New
Workers as a compliment to him?
Broad street. II. j. F.
TO the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star:
Dear Sir-In looking over the STA1;
at evening / think the name of Gray
Socks would be an appropriate am
for Manager McGinnity's team. AS
they are having new suits and socks, l
hope this will take notice. Wishing the
team all the success in its company this
year, l remain your friend.
THOMAS LUDHAM, JR.
IS Maple street, Kearny, n. J..
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COUNCIL FILLS VACANCY.

CAMDEN. Feb. 26.-To fill the va
cancy in the Camden County Board Of
Freehoiders caused by the death of
William G.. Somers. of the Twelfth
Ward, the Camden Council has elected
George w. Kirkbride.
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The first place tie in the Newafk
League was broken last night when tie
National Turner's. who were on even
terms with the Indians, dropped TWO
games on the krueger alleys last niss*
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G@6wzu6 Nzzs0

HE Paramount bowling Club VIII
hold the annual prize bowling
matches for ladies and gentle
men on the Davis alleys next Thursday
night. Two $3.50 gold-pieces will be
awarded to the winner, n as a prize
to the lady making the highest score
and the other to the bowler making
the highest tally of the male members.
There will also be a number of special
prizes.
A record high score of 1,0I4 was hung
up by the National Turner's in the Sub
urban League last night. Previously
the Parks and the Elks. with marks or
1,023, were the leaders in the high
score column. The leading South Or
ange team won only one game of three
from the Newark Elks OH the Elk al
leys and lost a little of their advantage
over the Parks. who are in the runner
up position because of their victory
over the Rosevilles in three straight
contests.
The National Turner bowlers chalked
up their high score of LOLA in the first
contest of their match with the Bay
Views on the Nationals alleys. Every
man on the team hit the timber for bet
ter than 200. G.. Klieber, who filed the
anchor position, was high with IA in
this game. The Nationals lost the Sec
ond game. but were there with the
goods in the final.
Roseville drew up . bit on the Eliza
beth team in the Athletic League last
night when the champions downed the
Jersey City. boWlers twice In three at
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Louis Blot yesterday said that he had
fight permit and that SAM Lang
ford and Jim Barry would meet in san
ON March 81.
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To the Sporting Editor OF the Evening Star:
Dear ~Sir-Seeing that Manager Nc
Ginpity asks the fans for a new nick
name for his team. let me suggest the
Bees" and none Of the other teams
can STING the .Beex' But they a
surely sting all butt Skeeters. whom
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MECHANICS FOR TIGERS

fame to the city than this particular
one.
Another reason for calling them the
Tanners is because it is nearly time
for them to give the other teams a tan
ming, and cop the rag. Yours truly,
ELMER w. NEWBY.
261 Washington street.
To the Sporting Editor OF the Evening Star:
Dear Sir-As ] am interested in Civ
ing the Newark team a new nickname,
l suggest Dragons or owls
ARTHUR WALSH.
262 South Eighth st.
10 the Sporting Editor OF the Evening Star:
Dear Sir-I would like to suggest
some names for the Newark Eastern
League Club as the Hawks. Tender
feet and SDappers. the last one being
the best. because they are going to
everything that comes along this
season. Yours in sport,
VIRGINUS ID. MATTIA.
90 Summer
To the Sporting Editor OF the Evening Star:
Dear Sir-I would suggest as a nick
name for the Newark ball team PRO
verbas," as / believe they will give the
other Eastern Leaguers something to
solve this season. j. X.
Kearny, n. j.
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To the Sporting Editor OF the Evening Star:
Dear Sir-As a few nicknames for the
former Tigers / send Giants"
ponies" 'Strugglers' and Giant Kill
ers." Yours respectfully,
WILLIAM III. FLETCHER,
2s0 South Ninth street,
To the Sporting Editor OF the Evening Star:
Dear sir-I suggest that the name
'.Superiors' be given TO the Newark
club, because they represent the city
that is superior to all the other cities
in New Jersey in size, and | think they
will be superior to all the other clubs
In the league this year.
WILLIAM BLIM.
80 Madison e
To the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star:
Dear Sir-You are after a new name
for the Newark club, Why not call
them the .Bloodhounds,' as they are a
good bunch of trailers, and it would
he easily cartooned? or how would
something original do? Say in the fish
line. call them the Newark Eels."
With that name behind them they may
wriggle into first place and cop the
ennan If tina don't do, call out the
POLICE. Yours truly,
"a. Che Sporting Editor OF the Evening Star:
Dear Sir-In selecting a name for the
Newark team. why not call them the
"Tanners?' This name would be ap-
uropriate because Newark is one OF the
MI--x t.-4L-- - r.. rfttrtp4 a.nf4rr
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-06-30

lest harmonic W stosunkach fran
cusko-angieEskich j miedzy obu
narodami istnieja nieporozumie-
MIA, ujawniajace sic W formie bar
dzo dobitnej W prasie, to jedynie
dlatego, re wskutek odrodzenia
sic potegi tureckiej wytworzyfo
sic przeciwie1stwo interesow fran
cusko-angielskich tam, gdzie go
wcale do niedawna Mkt ME przei
widywal. Dla Francyi, ME posia-
dajacej zadnych interes6w teryto-
ryalnych ma Dalekim Wschodzie,
a szuikajacej przyjazni nowego
mocarstwa, popieranie praw ture-
ckich do Krety jest jedyua polity-
ka racyonalna. Ola Anglii, posia-
dajacej Egypt, interesowanej tenn,
aby Suda ME sta}a sic stacya ola
floty tureckiej, zwiazanej wez-
}ami pokrewienstwa 2 dynastya
grecka, sprawa przedstawia sic
zupelnie inaczej stad niemoznosc
porozumienia sic obu zad6w,
pierwszy rozdzwiek powazny cd
zawarcia historycznej umowy.
Sprawa kretenska jest drasty-
cznym przykiadem sposobu, W ja-
ki obudzenie sic mocarstwowe
Turcyi oddzialywa lub Przynaj-
mniei oddzialywa6 mole ma stosun
ki miedzypanstwowe europejskie.
Zadaniem dyplomacyi bedzie usu-
niecie uiawniajqcych sic nowych
trndnosci, braik niezr6wnanego
W sztuce dyplomatycznej mistna,
Fdwarda VII, moze da uczr6 sic
W spos6b dotkliwy.
Turcya tymczasem, swiadoma
swego korzystnego pofoaenia, cze-
ka. Rozluznia wszystkie swole da-,
wne zwiazki z mocarstwami j O.
swiadcza,ze dopiero po uregulawa
niu sprawy kretehskiei, pierwszej
sprawy zasadniczej, kt6ra lest 90
rozwiazania kt6rei rozstrzygnle-
Gle ,bedzie mialo znaezenie prece-
depsla wskaz5wki ala przys szfose,t
wybiierze sobie przyiacia j sprzy-
! mierzel1c6w. Ia zapowiedz to gro
aba. A wrazenie, jake sprawila j
spos6b, W jaki odbila sic ma trak-
towaniu sprawy kretehskiej, sta
nowi miare znaczenia odrodzenia
sic potegi tureckiei dla Europy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-06-30
ROK XXI.

= Stacya obserwacyjna uniwer-
sytetu Georgetown zauwazyia
wczoraj o 8 godzinie minut u
popoludniu oraz o Z wieczorem,
trzesienie ziemi w bardzo wiea-
kiej odleglosci.
Beverly, Mass, 30 czerwca. =
Dzisiaj ma nastapic spotkanie po
'miedzy prezydentem Taftem
Rooseveltern. Podczas konferen.
cyl tel ma bye obecny senator
Lodge.
Me jest pewnem, czy to spot.
kanie ma mice charakter polity'
czny, chociaz wiele "a tenn pre-
mawia, re niektore wnioski beda
omawiane.
Milwaukee, Wis, 80 czerwca.
= Dnia 7 wrzesnia ma ,,srebrny"
jubileusz prasowego klubu przy-
bedzie zaproszony juz Teodor
Roosevelt.
Baton Rouge, La, 80 czerwca.
= Senat stanowy nietylko odrzu-'
Gil wniosek ma udzielenie kobie-
tom prawo glosowania, ale ma
wet odsadzil kobiety Cd prawa
zasiadarlia w wladzach wycho-
wawczo-dobroczynnych.
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Telegramy krajOwe.

Salversville, KY, 80 czerwca.
- Wczoraj wczesnym rankiern
nastapilo urwanie chmury, ktore
spowodowaio magic wezbranie
wylew Licking River.
Woda tax szybko wzbierala,
okolice nadbrzezne Z taxa szyb-
koscia zalewala, ze wielu ludzl
zostalo porwanych utonelo.
Dotychczas stwierdzono sta
nowczo, re szeSc osob zgineio, ale
20 "a temi brakuje tax wiele, ze
zachodzi Ottawa, czy liczba zabi-
tych ME powiekszy sic znacznie.
Wiesc zaginela ca}ych die
siatkach ludzi. Miedzy mimi 3 IA
mile zgineiy bez wiesci.
Zbadano, re miedzy zabitymi
znajduje sic rodzina Gaybartow,
sldadajaca sic z 3 osob. DIVA tru-
py mezczyzn ME zosta1y jeszcze
rozpoznane. Do zaginionych ma
lea fanilie, to; Johna Shep-
perda, Bentona Whittakera VIII
llama Baily.
Mimo, re okolica nawiedziona
przez wylew jest gorzysta = 20
sta}y wszystkie domy, W diugosci
5 milowej wzdluz brzegu, zala-
ne.
New York, N. Y, 80 czerwca.
= Wybitny demokrata Alton B.
Barker omai re ME padl ofiara /
ME zostal zamordowany. Siedziai
on w swym automobile kiedy
juz mial ruszac miejsca wypadl
iakis rozwscieczony meyer dal
ognia. Kula przeszla tuz kolo
Parkera.
New York, N. Y, 30 czerwca.
= Niejaki Otto Eppers z Broo-
klyna zalozyl sic o $3.50, diva no.
we ubrania, dobra kolacye twier-
dzac, re skoczy Brooklyhskie-
go mostu.
Rzeczywiscie, re skoczyl, ale
uderzenie o wode, wysokosci
135 stop bylo tax slime, le Ep-
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tCzyta1 Kronike ch'eagosks3

sobie przy tel aferze, ably byia wy
mieniona.
Springfield, ILL.,, so czerwca. -
Wyzszy sad stanowy rozstrzy-
gnaf, re ilstawa o zagwarantowa-
niu bezkarnosci przez prokurato-
ra ME jest sprzeczna konstytu-
eva.
Nadto uznano zgoinosc z kon-
stytucya Przepisu, ktorego sic
trzyma miasto Chicago, ktory
ustala wage dla chleba.
Montgomery, Ala, 30 czerwca.
= Uwieziono til farmera Olivera
Enzor Lepine, Ala, "a to, re
trzymal w niewoli ma swej far
mie cala fanilie b;alych, zlozona
z 13 osob.
Biedni ludziska dopiero teraz
sic dowiedzieli, re stan niewol-
niczy, w ktorym sic znajdowali
przez TAXI czas jest sprzeczny z
konstytucya.
Kansas City, 80 czerwca. Bui-
gar Jakob Tonoff zeznal, re ma
lezai do handy zbojeckiej, jaka
grasowala w Chicago / z reki kto-
rel padi miedzy wieloma innymi
Szymon Nesteroff W Gary, Ind.
Tonoff podaje wiele ciekawych
szczegolow.
Lynchburg, Va, 80 czerwca.-
Senator zwiazkowy Daniel .zostai
poraz wtory ralzony paralizem i
obecnie ley bezprzytomny. Le-
karze oswiadczyli re jeszcze "a
godzin najwyzej zycia Danielowi
pozostaio jest to bowiem trze-
ci rzedu atak.
Lynchburg, Va, 30 czerwca.-
Senator Daniel wyzionai ducha.
Washington, DC, 80 czerwca.
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Telegramy zagraniczne

Londyn, 30 czerwca. - Pre-
mier Asquith przeprowadza ciagie
konferencye narady w sprawie
ograniczenia prawa ,,veta" przy-
slugujacego Izbie lordow. Wczo-
raj odbyla sic konferencya po-
miedzy opozycya, partya rzado-
wa - jednakowoz ME doprowa-
dzila ona do zadnych rezultatow.
Prawdopodobnie premier wstrzy-
ma wszelkie W tel sprawie kroki
do jesieni.
Fort William, Ont, 80 czerw-
ca. = Pozary lasow objely wiele
mieiseowesci. Plomienie znajdu-
ia sic bardzo blisko osady Silver
Mountain zamieszkiwanej przez
300 meszkahcow.
Setki ludzi bez wzgledu ma plec
wick pracuja mad wstrzyinaniem
ognia i zapobiezeniem strasznej
katastrofie.
Mieszkahcy miejscowosci Ma
kie Taylors Camp iaduja swoje
ruchomosci ma tratwy lodzie !
chca szukaG ratunku w ucieczce,
bo palace sic lasy juz sa prawie
ped bokiem.
w naszem miescie nagronla-
dzilo sic tyle dymu ze trzeba by
10 W poludnie lampy zaswiecae,
bo s}oiice byio zasloniete.
Mieisccwosc Devlin w New
Ontario zgorzala doszczetnie.
Ten sam los czeka miejscowosc
Lavalee.
Londyn, 30 czerwca. = Zmari
tn wczoraj ksaze dAlencon.
wnuk straconego w roku 1S4S
tronu krola francuskiego Lu-
dwika Filipa.
Stuttgart, 80 czerwca. - DR..
Alojzego Obrista znanego dyry-
genta orkiestry spiewaczke ma
dworna Anne Sutter znaleziono W
jednym pokoju martwych. Oboje
maja slady strzal6w rewolwero-
wych ma sobie. Najprawdopodo-
bniej samobojstwo nastapi}o po
morderstwie.
Tragedya ia - ma milosnym
podkladzie - wywolaia ogolne
wzruszenie wspo,czucie, albo-
wiem oboje denaci byli bardzo
cenieni jaloo utalentowani arty-
Sci.
OSnabrueck, 30 cZerWca. - VA
wiadomosc O wypadku jaki spot5
kai pierwszy pasazerski balon
,,Deutschland". O ktorym wczoraj
pisalismy przyjechai til hr. Zep-,
pelin, ably ogladnac ma miejscu
szczatki pieknego sterowca.
w najblizszym tygodniu posta-
nowii odbyc podroz balonem do
cesarza austryackiego Francisz-
ka Jozefa, ably zaprodukowae sic
pred MIN balonem swego wyna-
lazku. ,r
Ruch staiy pasazerski balonem
zostai ma diuzszyq czas zastano-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-06-30
PRZEGLAD
pOuTfU MIEDzYRARODOWEl
Chicago, so czerwca-
(NoWe mOcarStWo).

" tym samym czasie, kiedy Ro-
sya, wSkutek niezdolnosci do ure-
grlowania swoich stosumk6w wew-
netrznych W nastepstwie kleski
mandiurskiei, zesunefa sic ze sta
nowiska, kt6re zaimowala W poll
tyce europejskiei pod kOniec vie
ku XIX, ma poludniowym wscho-
die Europy ukazala sic nova po-
tega.
Powstaia Turcya konstytueyj-
ma -moearskwews,s dObrze-zorgani--.
zowana, pewna siebie, rwaca sic
do nowego zyeia, a oparta armie
wprawdzie ME bardzo hczna, ale
doskona}a, silna swoiem po}oze-
MEM geograficznem ma skraju Eu-
ropy. Kraj rozlegly ludny, uwa-
aany przez dziesiatki lat przez
mocarstwa europejskie jedynie "a
przedmiot wyzysku ekOnomiczne-
go i polityeznego, zamien2 sic
wbrew wszelkim przewidywariom
na czynnik, zmuszaiacy Europe
do scisfego liczenia sic z soba.
W zviazku upadkiem potegi
rosyjskiei odrodzenie sic Turcyi
wytworzyfo zupelnie move pofoae-
ME polityczne. R6wnowaga, pole
gaiaca ma istnieniu dw6ch grup
mocarstwowych, ograniczaiacych
sic nawzajem W swoich wp1ywach
W swobodzie ruchow, ,zostala "a
chwiana, tenn wiecej, ze r6wnocze-
snie rozluEni{y sic znacznie wez}y,
spajajace tie grupy.
Tr6jprzymierze POmimo nieu-
stannych zapewnien trwa&osci, ME
Jest iu5 tenn, czem bylo W pierw-
szych dziesiatkach lat swego ist-
nienia. Me wsp6ldzia}anie W in
teresie wsp6lnym uczestnik6w jest
iut czynnfkiem, kt6ry &aczy re
soba sprzymierzone fOrmalnie pan
stwa, lecz pragnienie utrzymania
pokoju, niepewuose co do rozwoju
ssosunk6w politycznych W razie
rozpadniecia sic starej formacyi.
Niema jua harmonii W intere-
Zach politycznych ami gospodar-
czych a nastepstwem tego jest, ze
katdy Z czscnk6w tr6jprzymierza'
ME zrywajac formalnie urzedo-
wych Zwiazk6w, szuka poza MIN
ma wsasna reke skutecznej obrony
swcich interes6w.
Zmienilo sw6j charakter i swo-
ie znaczenie takze dwuprzymierze
francuskorosylSkle. honwencya
wojskowa, kt6ra stanowi}a pierwo-
tnie iei trese w1aSciwa, jest dis,
po pogromie Rosyi wobec jej
bezwladnOsci miitarnej, w3asci-
vie juz tyiko formalnoscia. Pozo-
staIy zwiazi finansowe wraz
wsp6Enem pragnieniem unikania
wsselkich zatarg6w wojennych, i
finanso%o-pokojowe wzgledy cd
grywSly tez gS6wna role W wyra-.
chowaniach, kt6re doprowadzi4y
do wzm0cnienia dwuprzymierza
ug0da rosyjskO-angielska
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-06-30
JACOB FRANK

pers stracii PrzytomnoSe tylko
niedaleko stojacemu holowcowi
zawdziecza zycie. Skoro odwie-
ziono Bppersa do szpitala celem
zbadania, czy ME ma jakich we
wnetrznych uszkodzef skoro to
zbadanie nastapho nadjechala po-
licya z patrolka. Poniewaz ME