davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Alaskan., 1918-03-07

who dCn f know any bettar), let us begin by asking the question, "Is 1t wrong dD hght?" Every boy or girl with civilized par entS can answer that question.
 It Is not to be answered by ives" or "no."
 If we say yes, |" we admit at once that our ol d friends, G etorge WashlnRton and
The daily Alaskan., 1918-03-07
Only One "BROMo QUININE"

To get the genuine, call for the full name LAXATIVE PROMO QUIN1NE. Look for signature of B. W. GROVE. Cures a Cold tn One Day, soc Thu
The daily Alaskan., 1918-03-07

SOMEWAY CT another we Alas kans cannot even get up thrill over the statement by Senator Jas:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-07
Echa bezecenstw austry.
ackich W Galicyi.

Wioscianie niewinnie ~straceni,
- Parliament wiedehski iuz ME
raz ~zajmowai sic sprawami, rzu-
cajacemi jaskrawe swiatio ma ma
duzycia wiadz wojskowych W
Galicyi. Ma ostatniem posiedze'
niu Izby posei Jachowicz i iowa
rzysze wniesli interpelacye Go
ministra obrony krajowej W spra-
vie odszkodowania "a niewinuie
straconych wioscian: Szymona
Nizioia, Franciszka Klopota Z
Wolf Zarczyckiej, Grzegorza
Wahczaka i jego syna Michaia z
Jelny. Interpelacya brzmi:
w pazdzicrniku roku 1914,
kiedy wojska austryacko-we--
gierskie cofasy sic pred nieprzy-
iacielem, W niekt6rych miejsco-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-07
Drupi wvpadek Zdarzy{ sic '

Drugi wypadek zdarzyl sic "
~sasiedniej wiosce, w gminie Jel-
ia. Zabrano Grzegorza Wanczy-
ka i jego syna Micha}a, 1~7letnie-
Co.. niewiadomo, Z jakiego powo-
du i, jak wieSci kraza, miano ich
pcwiesic W leslie ,bez dochodzen,
gdyz Cd roku 1914 wiesG 0 mich III
picnic zagineia. w najwiekszej
nedzy i niedostatku pozostala zoe
ia Anna Wahczyk Z malemi dzie-
cmi.
Wobec niedajacego sic niczem
usprawiedliwit podobnego bar
barzyhskiego postepowania, pod.
pisani zapytuja ministra obrony
krajowej: Czy znane So mu zwyz
podane fakty? Co zamierza uczy.
mic, ably winnych pociagnac do
odpowiedzialnosci7
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-07

~wosciach popelnialy one wpros'
| przerazajace naduzycia i pastwi
" sic mad spokojnymi, niewinny,
mi mieszkalicami tax gmin wicj,
skich jak i miastcczek. Obcho'
dzono sic z ludnoscia jak re zbun,
towanym krajem nieprzyJaciel,
skim.
Ia przyklad noga posluzyc ma
stepujace fakta: Dnia 10 pazdzier
nika 1914 roku, oddzia}y Wegier-
skich honwed6w mr.. II i y cofa-
iac sic byly zatrzymaly ola spo,
czynku W gminie Viola Zarczyc'
ka W powiecie kahcut. Pc po}no-
cy tegoz dnia zolnierz owego Cd
dzialu zaczai dobijac sic do drzwi
gospodarza Szymona Niziola,
poniewaz w~Ia5ciciel domu drzNi
niu ME otworzyf, wylamai okna /
wszedl do stancyi, rabujac Cos
podarza. Szymon Niziol, widzfc
postepowanie owego zo}nierz''
poczaI go prosic; gdy to ME Cd
niosio skutku, zawolai do pomo-
cy swojego szwagra, wioscianina
Franciszka Kiopota i obaj zaczeli
ponownie prosit zo}nierza, ably
i'm krzywdy ME wyrzadzaf Oak
twierdzi rodzina), a kiedy i ia pro
Sba ME pomogia, a raczej kiedy
6w zoinierz chciaf uzyc broni, o.
bczwladnili go i powiazali. Pc
ten zajsciu udai sic ieden z WHO'S
clan ma plebanie, ably zawiadom'c
komende, do kt6rej ow zofnierz
naleia}. Komendant wys}a} ma
tychmiast kilkunastu oficerow'
ktorzy bez wszelkiego przesiu-
chania rozkazali powiesic oby-
dwoch w~loscian w obecnosci VIE
III mieszkancow gminy.
szymon Nizioi, jake wdowiec
osierocii siedmioro m%aloletnich
dzieci, kt6re zostaiy be- opieki /
bez srodk6w do zycia. Franciszek
Kiopot zas ocierocii zone i iedno
dzieeko.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-07

PIIOIIN ma sZtywna szyie. wywichnis-
cia. OhOlaie muSzkuly. stluczenia. Cd
.lDrOZenie. bOlace gardlO. boil stawow,
Ueural"ie, zapalenie miSdalek, Dol w
kr2vZuCh Tub reumatyZm.
Mozecie bye zupetnie pewni co do bez
pieCzcuStwa CAMPHOLIN. P~rzekonaj-
lie sic o ZadZiwiajaCei mOcy i predEiet
uIdze. przez poSlanie 20 paczke ma Okaz
darmO, kt6ra wan przyslemy. pc Otrzy-
MANU- waszego nazwiska i adresu. Ma
Lew wan sic.
CAMPHOL.IN Jest sprzedawany U
..wszystkich aptekarzy. soc n pudeiko,
lub mo2Ccie przysiaG Gene wprost do
Bart Drug Co, SO Monroe Ave. Grand
RapidS. Mich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-07

re ZarObieSnieCie
temu uaJyChmiaSt.
Me experimenting
Gle. Mic, CZem mo-
zeCie uatrZec "
pierSi. ME p
hiegnie tax pred
kO naGrOmadZa--
nju sic fleCmy.
lax HOLM.
pOsiega miejsCa.
GdZIe UCZuwICie
Dol lUh kluCie. L
- wa iCie CAM
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-07
Me Wstydz sic!

Gdy powracasz do domu re srod<
rIescia, ze skladu, ofisu Tub fabryks
rup sobie DZIENNIK CHICAGoSKr
| emialo czytaj " tramwaju Tub Wa
gonie.
DZIENNIK CHICAGOsKI moina
stale nabywae ma nastepujacych NJ.
r~o4nikach:
State 1 Madison - pred skiadem
departamentowym Boston Store,
State 1 Madison - pred apteka
firmy Buck and Rayner;
State 1 Madison - pred skiadem
departamentowym. firmy Carson
Plrle, Scott and Col
State 1 Quincy;
State 1 Van Burcnj
State 1 Harrison:
Wabash / Harrison;
Van Buren, ! La SallSt
Adams I La Sale; Z
Adams 1 La Sale;
Washington 1 La SallOt
Randolph 1 Dearborn:
Warrington 1 9th ave-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-07
Z POLSKI.

Kandydatura Reymonta do ma
grody Nobla. - Wedlug donie--
sieh pism z kraju Academia u
miejetnosci W Krakowie przedsta
villa Wladysiawa Reymonta
tworce .Chlopow" do nagrody
Nobla. Kandydatura miala sig
spotkac Z bardzo przychylnym
przyjeciem i nawet juz zostala
zaSadniczo przyjeta. Reymont
wiec bedzie drugim pc Sienkiewi-
GU pisarzem polskim, ktory do
stqpi tax wielkiego zaszcytu i uz,
mania, a Polsce nowego doda bla-
sku.
Wielka smiertelnosc w Warsza
vie. - Wedfug biuletynu tygod-
niowego wydzialu statystycznego
warszawskiego "a tydzieh 46ty
Przez ten okres czasu urodzilo sic
dzieci chrzeScijaiskich SO, zydow,
skich zaS 16S a wiec O s. wiecej
Natomiast wtym samym CA,
sic zmarlo dzieci chrzeScijallskicl
| 100 ivdoWskich zaS 6S 4 vice {
50 mniej.
Ogo}em zmar}o w jednym ty,
godniu ch~rzeScijan 500, zyd6w
53S. Najwiecej os6b umiera Ma
gruzlice (106) i tyfus plamisty
(40. Cyfry tie So nader wymow,
ne; Z poza mich wyglada groznc
iebezpieczehstwo naglego zmniei
szania sic przyrostu ludnoSci.
Podobne cyfry wykazuje kazdy
nieomal bulletin tygodniowy.
Zwrot zabranej biblioteki Zalus'
kich. - Moskale - jak wiadomc
L history n~aszej - rozdzierajac
zlemie polskq, wywiezli L ME
niezliczonc 5ogactwa. okradli ma
SIC Swiqtynie. muzea i biblioteki
Z ktorych najbogatsza biblioteka
Zaluskich w Warszawie Zostala
przez mich wywieziona do Rosyi
A/dziS Moskale, likwidujac wsp0
lie interesy Z Polska, godza sig
podobno ma zwr6cenic nam te.
cennej k%siaznicy. - ,,Wieczerni.
Gas" przynosi wiadomoSc, u
cz{onkowie polskiej partyi socya.
l~istycznej zwrocili sic w tel spra
vie do obecnego rzadu rosyjskie
| go, kt6ry ~przyrzek} pomySlne jej
zalatwienie.
Uwolnienie jehc6w = PolakoV
przez rad rumuhski. - Stara
MEM Zwiazku Wojskowych Pola
k6w frontu rumuiskiego Rad;
rumunska ministrow uchwalil;
natychmiastowe zwolnienie cy-
wilnej ludnoSci polskiej z obozoN
koncentracyjnych i przyznanie in
prawa. jake maja Polacy W.
wszystkich pahstwach aliant6w
zwolnicnie z pod dozoru zandarn
skiego"rodzin internowanych
przyznanic i'm prawa >zamieszka
MIA we wiasnych stalych siedzi
bach hub wyjazdu z eranic RI
munii, wydzielenie jehc6w-Pola
k6w W osobnq grupe i przyznanie
takich praw, jake i'm przyznant
W Rosyi ostatnim rozkazem mi.
nistra wojny. Wydanie przedsta-
I wicielom Zwiazku Wojskowyc
Polak6w frontu rumuhskiego /
organizacyi polskich P, O. w.
gIejt6w W celu zwiedzenia wszy.
stkich punkt6w rozmicszczenia
iehc6w | iudnoSci polskiej.
2 ezego szyia W kraju oouwie.
= Wielka drozyzna sk6ry czyni
przecietnemu cziowiekowi memo
zliwym kupno porzadniejszej pa
nv obuwia, to tez najrozmaitszych
Srodk6w uzywa wielu, by sob,
tax kosztowny dis sprawunek IT,
latwit.
Jedni wiec rozbieraja swoJc
Waikiki skorzane. inni tina teczki
do p~apier6w i z takiemi to arku-
szami sk6ry zjawiaja sic II maj
str6w szeWskich z prosba O spo-
rzadzenie parry trzewik6w.
Kto ma W domu rzemienne pas
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-07
SgT0hUjCiG CamphOIn na "a
ziebianis v PisrSiaGh, DARMO
OkazOwa paczka darmO, bedzie
wan prZySfana natyChmiast aby
was prZekOnaC jak predkO
przynOSi ulge.

XII, XII. PERSONALITIES kaszel 4
E6l W picrSjach. a jCSteSCie " pierw-
Sym StpOutu ZaDaleUia piuC, Tub in
Dv.rb d~OIeUIwOSci niue / gardla, Chyba
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-07

L bOhON
czyhaja-zdrada, podstep, oszukanstwo:
jesli was-Panie mfody, stracim z oczu,
puscim samego, to wan wnet kark skreca!
(do Baraka:)
Moi mosci-panie WScibski, badz pan }askay
i wsadz pan nos-gdzie indziei!....
lido katafa:) Ksiqze Panic,
race najfaskawiej udac sic do domu.
lido stra5y:)
Hei, strazy! Incl Brigella, znasz wacpan
swoia powinnoSc: pilnie strzedz drzwi jego
do jutra rama, az sic ma debaty
rada Dywanu zebierze; ME wpuszczac
nj zywej duszy, strzedz go jak zrenicy!
Prosze pamietac-cesarz tax rozkaza@.
edo Kalofa:)
Uwazasz Ksiaze Pan? TAX sic nasz starry
cesarz W mifoSci waszej rozmi4owa1,
IL sic obawia, by sic co do ULTRA
0 ME przydarzy{o Waszei Wielmoznosci!
Gdybyscie Ksiaze do jutra ME byli
cesarskim zieciem, to mocno sic boje,
re starry pan nasz ME przezyfby tego....
I-wszystko dobrze, wszystko }adnie, pieknif
tylko to dzisiaj zrana arcy-g4upstwo,
"a pozwoleniem Waszej WysOkoScl. .
Ma Boskie rany-nie dajcie tel sobie
do jutra onej zagadk wyiskat!
Lecz gdybyScie tax cicho-cichutenko
chcieE staremu rec Pantalonowi
do ucha s4owo-s46weczko? Co?-Jakze?
Slicznieby Ksieciu Panu podziekoWaf!
He? Co? No-mozna mice te satysfakcye?
.KALAF.
Hei starry! Tak-to rozkazy spefniacie?
Plantation.
Bravo! Wybornie! Swietnie! Wysmienicie!
Naprz6d, Brigella! No, ruszajcie gapy!
BRIGELLA.
A toz raz skonczcie to vase kfapanie
Bym robiG m0gf, co mi powimosc kaze!
.TARTAGLIA.
TAX, ttak; Brigella; tn idzie o glove!
BRIGELLA.
R6wnie mi g4owa moja mia, panic,
iako wam-wasza; ME trza mi upomnien!
|TARTAGLTA.
Tttak mic ciekawoSc ko-korci, az piecze!
Imie-to imie.... GdybyScie tax, Panic,
chcieli mi zwierzyG je, Wysokosc Wasza
moze bye pppewna, izbym tajemnice
po~4po-pogrzebat W s~e-sercu, jak W grobie!
KALAF.
Daremnie mnie ma proby ~wystawiacie;
kto jestem-jutro-caly SWAT usfyszy.
,TARTAGLIA.
Bbravo! Bbravissimo!... A to ku-kuty!
Niechze go licho!....
.PANTALON.
No, vice. Bogiem, Ksiqzl
Ruszajcie! lido Baraka) Wy zas, panic Spry
ciarz, lepiej
do swei roboty ruszajcie co PREDICT,
miast weszyc tutaj doko1a pa3acu!
Rozumiesz mie7
|TARTAGLlA.
| ia-ja CT to radze,
assam masz mine, co mi sic MIC wldzl!
Ruszajze sobie pprecz!
BRIGELLA.
Wasza Wysokosc,
raczy wybaczyc, IL spefnie ro1kazy,
tego, co moe ma, IL nam rozkazuje
Ksiqze, race wstapi6 tn, do togo domu.
KALAF.
u ochotq. (Cicho-do Baraka:) Bywaj DdroV
moi przyjacielu
Da Bog, spotkamy sic W szczesliwszej dobie
BARAK.
S}uga tw6j zegna Gle, panic!
BRIGELLA.
Ruszajmy!
DosGby ,iuz by1o wszelkich ceremonii.
(odchodeq)
BARAK (som)
Niechaj 60 Bog W opiece Swej zachowa,
a mnie sill doda, bym ME rzeki nj slowa!
(Ciag dalszy ~nastapi.)
s:ssssss
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-07

(Aktow psc.)
(Ciag dalszy3
lBARAK.
Ach, Panic!
Daruj smiafoSci siugi-przyjaclela-
aleS postapil bardzo nieopatrznie:
kto niema szezescia, ten niechaj sic Strzeze
nawet pred tenn, co ida sic niemozliwe;
DO przeciw MENU nawet Meme gfazy
swiadczyc powstana wrogo! Stree sic ksiaze
Sciany tn maja uszy.... mury-zdradne!
Me nam spokoiu, ach, ME mann spokoJu!....
Tax cudnie-szczescie p~rzyja4o ci,'Panie,
zdobywassz-wbrew nadziejom, cud-kobiete,
dostaiesz Z MIA krolestwo i korone
a OTTO: ola niewieScich swych tkliwostek
wvpuszczasz wszystko zrak!
IKALAF.
o, moi Baraku,
gdybys ty widzia1 iej rozpacz, jej meke!....
1BARAk.
o, Ksiaze, Ksiaze. -. lepiej by4o wtedy
wspomniec 0 Waszych rOdzicach ~nleszcze-
snych,
pozostawionych W opuszczeniu, W Berlas,
a ME o zach dziewczecych p~ieknych oczu....
jKALAF.
Me Iaj mi1oSci mojej.... Ja-ochotnle
chciafem bye jej pc mysli / pc vol;
moze ia wzruszy ma OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
moe iei SERGE Workmanship sic ozwie....
IBARAK.
W jej ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS? U niej-zmi1o-
wanie,
tel okrutnicy7... Ach-fudzisz sic Panic.
KALAF'.
Ha. przecie juz mi use i tax ME zdo4a!
Skadzeby mole odgad}a pytanie?
Bo przecie. $50. chyba-nie, to niepodobna!
TvbyS mic, Barak, ME wyda}? co, prawda?
Powiedz! Ach-czyS ty mole W zaufanlu-
zonie, co-Barak-nie rzek}, ktOm ja?--
Barak?
BARAK.
Ja?-Ani sfowa! Niechze bogi bronia!
Barak vie, Panic, co to pos}uch wlerny....
Jeno-- nie moge opedzic sic troskom,
jakaS Ottawa mi nieOkreslona
mySli omrocza i "a SERGE Sciska....
SCENA ".
Ci:; rchodzq PANTHEON, TARTAGLLA
! BRIGELLA &c Stra:q.)
PANTALON.
A.-Ksiaze tn! Gdziez ksiQze pan sic kryje!
Coz IL kaduka-tu wan do rOboty?
Co to "a cz1eczek, Z kt6rym gadu-gadu?
BARAK (dO Siebie)
Biada! Co teraz?
ITARTAGLIA.
Ttak, ttak, Ekto ito ttaki!
kALAF.
Aldo ia wien? Ja--nie znam czteka tego;
tn 90 spetkalem, pred chwila, pc drodze
10 zwyczaje miasta go pyta1em.
ITARTAGLIA.
Eeei, Ksiqze, Panic, miej sic ma bacznoscl,
"a dobry wyScie-za proSci ola swiata,
na kt6rym jeno fffa&sz i zdrada w4adna;
gdy gf6wka zleci, dobre SERGE klapnie!
Kt6redy to wan wlaz4o dido g+owizny,
izescie dzisiaj zrana pred Dywanem
take palneli giupstwo kapitalne?..
i wypuscili z ga-ga-garsci ptaszka7
PLANTATION.
Ha. trudno. Co sic sta4o, to sic stalo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-07

PossukujesE prscyt - Czytaj piinia
o%Rioszenia cod ruhryks .rrae.S q
afnalTnrh pIIENNlKA s.HIrAGoSRfk.
New-York tribune., 1918-06-05
Auton1obiHng
No Permanent Bridge on
Boston Post Road for
at Least a Year
By c. E. T. Scharps

Motorists who use the Boston Post
Road have wondered when the tempor-
ary bridge over East Chester Creek,
near the New York City line, is to be
replaced by permanent structure. The
present bridge has been standing for
several years and the absence of any
move toward building something better
that would permit traffic to move
straight corth and south, instead of
curvil,g over a narrow and inconvenient
bridge, has puzzled those who drive
regularly on this highway.
An inquiry addressed to the Depart
ment Of Plant and Structures brings
from Commissioner John II. Delaney a
reply that indicates although plans are
ready for new bridge the temporary
structure will have to remain in use
a. ieast another year and perhaps until
tne end OF the war. Commissioner De-
laney thus reports on the history of
the bridge, together with the condi-
tlons that preceded his taking Office at
the first of the year:
The construction of a new bridge
on line with the Boston Post Road
was authorized by the Board of Esti-
mate and Apportionment in December.
1918, and the sum of $180,O00 was ap-
proprlated for that purpose. The pres
ent temporary structure was erected
and the old bridge was removed pre-
paratory to dredging and building the
foundations. Litigation ensued over
title to some of the land necessary for
the approaches, which was concluded
last year and the way cleared for the
progress of the work
plans and specifications for the new
Drldge were begun and completed in
April of this year. A reestimate of the
cost developed the information that
owing to the great increase in cost
OF material and labor during the past
two years, the bridge could not now
be constructed for the sum appropri-
ated. 1t is doubtful if the bridge could
be constructed at this time for less
than 100000. Therefore, it would be
useless to advertise for bids only to
reject them all.
sit is the desire Of the national gov.
ernment that no construction work not
absolutely necessary be undertaken by
any municipality or any private person
during the period of the war. The
Board Of Estimate and Apportionment
actuated by a desire to comply with
the request of the national government
and also influenced by the highly in.
creased cost of construction and the
burdensome tax rate, has adopted g
policy that no new construction be un.
dertaken this year except in the case
of an emergency or the preservation OF
present city structures.
There is no doubt that the bridge
in question is absolutely necessary, but
it is also true that the present temper.
airy structure can take care Of the traf-
fc for another year as we'll as it has
during the past two years. Therefore
l cannot present the subject as mat
ter OF desperate emergency requiring
the appropriation of greatly increased
sum of money in addition to the orig
inal estimate. The circumstances seem
to indicate that the construction OF
the bridge will be delayed at least
another year, and perhaps until the
end of the war"
New-York tribune., 1918-06-05
Miss Durack' S
Swimming Tour
Is Approved
Australian Girls Arrive to
Defend Titles in Water
Contests

SAN FRANCISCO, June 4.-Miss
Fannie Durack. holder of many worlds
swimming records, and Miss Nina
Wyiie, also a noted Australian swim
mer, arrived here last night from the
Antipodes, accompanied by Miss Mary
Durack, sister of the champion. The
swimmers EXPIRE ssed surprise that an
attempt had been made since they left
Australia to prevent their competing
in American tournaments in their
scheduled tour Of the United States
and exhibited credentials signed by
officials of the Amateur Swimming
Union of Australia.
William Unmack, member of the
board of directors of the Pacific Asso-
citation of the Amateur Athletic Union.
said their credentials were regular
and that both Miss Durack and Miss
Wylie would swim in competitive ANA
teur events here June 15 as scheduled
Their first appearance will be at
Stanford University next Saturday in
an exhibition event
Duke kahanamoku, noted Hawaiian
swimmer, arrived on the steamship
with Miss Durack. He will begin an
exhibition tour Of the country, he an
nounced, turning over all receipts save
necessary expenses to the Red Cross.
According to cablegrams received at
the national headquarters Of the ANA
teur Athletic Union to-day, the Misses
Durack and Wylie, who arrived from
Australia to-day at San Francisco, are
eligible to compete in this country. The
cablegram, signed by W. w. Hill, Of the
Amateur Swimming Union Of Australia,
reads as follows:
Tour approved. Girls carry creden-
tials."
This was in answer to a cable which
stated that he Australian union must
approve Of the tour in accordance with
its affiliation with the A. A. U. and the
international Swimming Federation be-
fore the swimmers would be permitted
to compete in the United States. Earlier
cables from the New South Wales
Ladies' Swimming Association, minor
| organization, indicated that the tour
of Misses Durack and Wylie was un-
sanctioned.
The approval and credentials Of the
Australian Swimming Union apparently
remove these supposed objections and
clear the way for the tour as originally
scheduled. The formal registration OF
the swimmers with the A. A. u, as re-
quired by the rules, will complete their
amateur status in this country.
New-York tribune., 1918-06-05
Louisville Entries

First ace two -yearods; maidens: fllies purse
$500: i've nrlcngs)-Black Nanny Il2 orenso
imp). liz: Ulster Queen Queen unpl ~osptae IIa'
Aunt Flora, ll2: Madgc r.. 1l2; Lady Man
@ger ~: Lady Sunshine ll2 BY Right. li2:
Manicurlst. H.; Durella. 1l2. Also eligible Ieoti
Fay ray "; Ioys. ll2 Bellsolar. 1l2: Say When III
Tho Dreamer. liz.
Second race tthreeyear- -olds: claiming purse 5000
sls furolgs) s)--'M Miss Wright. 81 .Kharamaneh. 97;
MP. o.: Little Princess lo2 Parrish. lO9; Eliz
abeth lo2: Blind Beauty, 1922 Aiable Trask ics
D,oscorido limp). l04 Dickery Dare. l04 Quito.
~, Chick Barley. ll3. Also eligible: Cairyoyant
lo4 Lady I3ngfellow lo2 'Phedodcn. e7: dragon
hock; 80: JACK X. lo2; Prince Igor. loi.
lowances !9 purse. $500: five furonss, ,Ioyast los
r. "a stone. JOG; Cacambo l06 Sennings Park. lO9
Fourth raco Anchorage Purse: three olds and
upward; allowances: purse s.. 900: six furlongs)-
Ichi Ban, s4 Galloway, 90: War GOD, 90: little
D.: 9s; Speariene timpl. loi; James Foster. l0l
SSauerl l9A lon1tase lo4 1exlp limp lO7; Gal
Also eligible jay Bird l0i Bombast l0l.
Fifth race (Thrce year ods and upward: claiming
purse. $500: ono and one sixteenth miles 80 Thorn
ics riy lomo s' 1867 fd paSid ciss aSsn ~ Apple
sixth race tthrce year olds claiming purse $500:
milo and sixteenth) Thrills. sd: sMary's Beau.
Seventh rage -four, year olds and upward: claim
ing. purse. $500: mile and . sixteenth) h)-Gladys
"Charics annell. l06 Justice Goebei. los: Diadi
LOG; .rerugino tilnp). l0s: Velvet joe los: ii
Roy. no: High Horse: Ill: Pleasureville III;
Bean spiller Ill; John W. Klain. i'll
New-York tribune., 1918-06-05
ReAexes Of War

During the current month a deleea-
ton consisting Of six members repre-
senting French trade and industries
will visit Australia for the purpose of
stimulating commercial intercourse be-
tween France and Australia. The Aus
tralian producer anticipates a good
market in France for his primary
products, and the importation OF
French products will be encouraged.
The commission will visit various parts
of Australia as guests of the common
wealth.
According to late published report
of the Finance Minister, the finances Of
the New Zealand government are in an
exceptionally good condition. Receipts
for the fiscal year ended March 81,
1918, amounted to S97,334,4 ,467, as COM
pared with $89,391 ,6e7 for the fiscal
year ended March 81, 1917, with ex-
penditures at sse,674, 1892, as compared
with S68,417,004. On April /, 1917.
there was a credit balance Of $Si,608,-
877 (contrasted with one Of $10,541, ,2i4
on April 1, 1870, and on March 81.
1918, the credit balance was s59.1se.'
613, showing net gain for the year
Of $27 .659,736. The estimate for the
coming year is placed at quite a figure
above the income for the past year.
with an estimated expenditure of about
the same as for the fiscal year 1917.
1t is proposed to accumulate this large
credit balance so as to be in position to
Immediately begin certain public i'm
provements, railroad construction and
other development work when the SOL
diers begin to return at the close of
the war.
The "Farmand," a Norwegian trade
journal. has the following article con-
corning the Stavanger wireless tele-
graph station: "The great wireless sta
tion erected near Stavanger by ths
Norwegian government for telegraphic
connection with the United States has
recently been completed. Trial mes
sages have been exchanged between the
station and the Belmar wireless sta
tion, near New York, and had the very
best telegraphic results. The Stavan-
ger wireless is one Of the most power
ful stations in the world and, as far as
equipment is concerned, no doubt the
one most up to date. Thomas Heftye
the Norwegian Telegraph Director Cen
cral, can claim the merit of having
taken the initiative in the erecting Of
this Norwegian American wireless,
which on this side Of the Atlantic
Ocean will make Norway the centre of
future telegraph connection between
Europe and the United States. Tne
Norwe wegian-American direct telegraphic
connection will afford considerable ad-
yantages TO men Of business on both
sides of the ocean, Thus the wireless
service will. according to the contract
between the Norwegian Telegraph De-
partment and the Marconf Company,
highly reduce the rates for teleTrams
between the two countries, and il will
likewise save time for the business
world. the station being Of the duplex
type and able to work in both direc-
tions simultaneously and at a higher
telegraphic speed than attainabls IN
the Atlantic cable service"