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The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-04-24
MONTANA ASSN. {
NOW FORMED

Last week the forming Of the Mon
tana Association was begun at Hell
ena, this is the outgrowth of the
Montana Development Congress, call
ed by A. H. Stafford, state commits
sioner Of agriculture. F. B. Connolly
of Billings was chosen as temporary
president and w s.. Thompson, of
Butte, secretary.
Discussion at the meeting centered
around raising funds for the associa-
ton, and the type Of work the or
ganization should perform. The as
ISOLATION will start it's activities by
aiding with the problems confronting
the industries and agriculture of the
state.
1t was pointed out by James H.
Rowe, state highway commissioner,
that it would be three years at least
until the roads of the state were in
good enough shape to handle huge
influx of tourists. This brought about
about the agreement of the associa-
ton to confine its activities now to
needs within the state, rather than
promote tourist travel to Montana.
The committee stressed the need
of keeping the organization non-pol-
itical and representative of all parts
of the state. 1t will work in conjunc-
ton with, but not allied to the state
department of publicity under the de-
partment of agriculture.
Another meeting to be attended by
delegate from each county in the
state, will be held in three months
time, to complete the formation of the
association and lay additional plans
for active work
President Connolly and Mr.. Green
field, of Helena, told the meeting they
had received favorable comment in
visits to several counties toward such
an organization as the Montana As
ISOLATION.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-04-24
DUDE RANCH
CONTEST RESULTS

The winners in the American Boy
Youths Companion Dude Ranch Es-
say Writing contest which started
last February has just been announc-
ed. This contest was sponsored joint
ly by the Northern Pacific and Bur-
lington systems, and the Dude Ran
cheers association. The first Three
prizes entitled the winners to spend
the month of July on Dude ranches
which were selected by the Dude
Ranches board of directors. The
winners were first, Mr.. Archibald 7.
Gardiner, 345 West Seth St., New
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-04-24

York City; second, Mr.. Kenneth Low
ell, 81 West 9th Ave-, Hutchinson,
Kansas; third, Ralph A. Allen, 514
West 213 tn St., New York City.
The boys will spend three months
on various dude ranches in Montana
and Wyoming and will be taken to
rodoes in vicinities of where they are
staying.
In addition to the first three win
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-04-24
SUNDAY
At the Red Lodge
Churches
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
H. Miller Scott, Pastor
Office and library in parish house
next door to church.
SERVICES FOR SUNDAY, APRIL
27:
Sunday School at 9:45. Mrs. R.
A. Nutting, superintendent.
Morning service or worship at IL
Special music by the choir. Junior
Church during first part of the hour.
Meetings of the week:
Monday at 4, Beartooth Boy Ran
gers.
Tuesday at A, Beartooth Boy Pho
neers.
Tuesday at 7, Troop No. l, Boy
Scouts of America.
Wednesday at 2:30, Ladies Aid So
ciety.
Friday at 7, Conferences, Boys De-
partment.
The Community banquet for men
will begin with the dinner served by
the ladies of the church at 6;15, Mon
day evening, April %.
The regular bi-monthly Communion
will be observed at II the first Sun
day in May.
The monthly business meeting of
the church will be held the first
Monday in May.
Mothers Day will be observed at
II, the second Sunday in May.
Those not attending other churches
are cordially welcome to the services
of this church.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-04-24

Mrs. j. M. Burnett and children
were in Luther over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Obert spent
Easter in Luther with friends.
J. M. Waters of Luther was local
visitor Saturday.
4 Mrs. Emil Heikkila of Roberts was
in town Saturday.
Robert Burns and family spent
Sunday at Roberts.
L. E. Chappelu and wife of Belfry
were in this city Tuesday.
A. O. Hetland, Joliet rancher, was
in Red Lodge Tuesday.
Martin Myrebo, of Roscoe, was a
local visitor Monday.
Attorney G H. Ryemer was local
visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Michael Doyle of Woshoe
in this city Monday.
G. L. Jones of Luther was in town
Monday.
Bud Merrill, Bridger oil man, was
in this city over Sunday.
J. Vickery was in Red Lodge Satur-
day, from Laurel, visiting friends.
Phillip Nobel, of Bearcreek, was a
local visitor last Friday.
Ross Carey of Roundup was in the
city last Friday.
Harold Ellis of Luther was Red
Lodge caller Saturday.
Ed Nordstrom spent last Friday in
Billings on business.
Mrs. Laura Nordstrom of this city
was caller in Fromberg last Friday.
M Nina was in town Monday from
the East bench country.
After Easter price reductions on
coats and suits. The Foltz Co. Tit
Coats and suits selling at reduced
prices. The Foltz Co. Tit
John E. Martin has been in town
this week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Pay and son
Donald were in Belfry last Sunday.
George Herbstruth of Laurel was a
local visitor last Thursday
Alvin Clippinger, from the East
bench, was in town Monday.
Steve Roman and son Angelo were
in town Monday from Billings.
Sheriff John Albert was at From
berg Tuesday on official business.
FOR SALE-Carpet loom, cheap.
Inquire at Red Lodge Electric Co. Tit
B. F. Ingram, Belfry merchant, was
in Red Lodge Saturday, attending to
business.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Tunnicliff of
Cherry Springs were in Red Lodge
Friday.
A. j. Hole, one-time resident of
this city, was here Tuesday on bust
ness.
Two good pastures for rent. Also
secondhand black pipe for sale. w.
E. Hymer, 18th and MCCLELLAN. 6tf
The ACKNOWLEDGMENT glasses
sold by K. N. Koski, 1913 South Broad
way. 39-tf
Teachers examination, for county
teachers, will be held in Red Lodge,
May l, 2, 3.
Otto Gensen and Mr.. Mcpherson of
Edgar were in Red Lodge Friday on
business.
Frank Lyle, who has been vaction-
ing in Long Beach, Calf, returned
to this city last Thursday.
The local Eagle lodge held an cleo
ton of officers last evening.
M. L. Quirk, Washoe prominent in
surance adjustor, was local visitor
Sunday.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-04-24

ners, we have, Robert Gale, of Bill
ings; Maxine Hitch, of Baker; Mary
Edna Patterson, Malta, and James
Owen, of Washoe, all of whom won
minor prizes or honorable mention
are among the local contestants of
whom we can be justly proud when
we stop to consider tina There were
over 5000 essays written and filed
with the American Bay magazine.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-04-24

According to statistics the horse
census of the country is decreasing.
Sometimes we think that the horse
sense of the country is doing the
same thing.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-04-24

When some one is trying to get you
to invest money in a good buy, make
him specify as to the spelling of that
last word.-Arkansa Gazette.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-04-24

New car after new car on the road
theatres crowded-and they talk Of
"hard times. Don't make US laugh.
.Des Moines Register.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-04-24

That German plumber who made
gold out of a piece of lead pipe is
performing nothing very new.-Sav-
annah Press.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-04-24

To the list of wasted words should
be added those of the dentist when he
tells you to make yourself comfort
able for a few minutes while he fin
ishes with another patient.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-04-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Richardson
went to Billings Easter where they
spent the day with Mrs. Richardson's
sister.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-22
sLOvAK BUDUCIM PREZIDENTOM CEsKO-
SLOVENSKA?

TAX by sa sllslo Teraz je prezidentom Cechoslovak
(matka Masarykova bola Ceska, otec Sovak) buducim
ma byt' Sovak a MIN Czech.
Slovak- -prezident by donieso ozdravene pomelu Slo
vakov Cechom tax ozdravene republiky. Cech-pre
zdent by to ozdravene prakcky skonsolidova dobru
republiky celemu jej obyvatel'stvu
ia tjm, ably bud1cm prezidentom Cesko- o-Sovenska
bol Slovak stoi ME menia moe, ako Anton Sveha, by
valy dlhorocny mnstersky predseda vodca agrarnej
srany. On vraj zprvu mysel Hodz, ale teraz nema
zadnu osobu ma ume. svehla je teraz vel'ka sla
publike. Pre- musel vzdat vedena statu, ale
sa ozdravuje bude vstave zasahovat cinne do poll
tky krizovat plany Benesove kory sa stale prpra-
vuje prezidentstvo.
Vol'ba prezidenta republke bude az o styri roxy.
Je dost casu ma kortesacku. prezdent Masaryk ma
pryo znovzvolenie keby uznal "a mudre znovu sa
prezdentstvo uchadzat Ale tax sova urob, lebo je
vyse 8O-rocny. akom veku 'udia ttzia pc odpocnku
po slobode od povnnosti styli roxy tedy repubika
bude mat neho prezdenta mono Slovaka. A bolo by
len spravne, ably to bo Sovak. Teraz Sovac cltia
ako keby neboli spolutvoritel'mi spolumajitem
publiky prave vinou ceskou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-22
sVOJMU NARODU SLUZIT!

nedel u, IA oslave 40 vyrocia l. K. S. j. povedane
boly reel bohat6 na dobr6 myslienky.
Rev. LiscinskJ hovoril re keby mas narod nebol Bo
hon nadany, amercki Sovaci nebo by urobi taky vel
Ky pokrok tax maou hrstkou intelligence.
Pan Sabol retnl, ako dosial davai vel kych m11
zov narodom cudzm kor6 preo rasty, kym mas zaostd
val.
Teraz uz Slovaci nedavaju vel'kych muzov cudzim
narodo,n preto mas vlastny donna napreduje Nemame
uz spsovaelov dvocl troch, ale tucy name velke ca
sopisy unecov, basnkov, Mar. divadlo, dranatlcku
hudobn1 vysok1 Skou, name uz akotak svojske vysse
skoly name pocen1 inteigenciu ME ako pred voJnou
ked roduvemych kiazov, ucite ov advokatov lekarov
boy dva-tri tucty Mas nlrod mus1 donna uz naoredo-
vat' CODY bol hlny. ME je, to vieme.
Tu Amerike 81 tiez tax ze nesoj jime, ako SINE 81
stall Name Wac lepseho maerialu na tvorene, nezl
sme mali pred Styridsatm rok1ni. ked' SINE skoro
nGoho mohli stvorit to- co name, budcich syridst
rokov stvorime v;icse vec. Jednym problemom ktory
ni,sime rozist e sorganzovanie nasich sill pre- seba
pre- svoj pokrok. Name inznierov, name tsce slo-
venskych strojnikov, cxpertov fomanov bosov, ma
me banky bankarov rozcne dradnicke silly. Iato
ve'kd sa este ME je vpraven;i ciel luvedomu prac
Ami kapita nasch organzaci nenapomaha este slove-
ske vorene ale cudzie Treba nam organizatorov slo
venskeho uceneho dofastu sovenskych techlkov, slo
vensleho majetku a "A potom ukazeme, re vleme
tvorit tax, ako amerck Cesi, ako americk1 Nemc
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-22
O CEsKO-SLOVENSKEJ
JEDNOTE.

Pod jednotou v pravom smysle
slova rozumieme intimny svazok,
spolocnost zaujmov existencnych,
oranu V nebezpecenstve a harmo-
niu dobe vel l'keho otrasu.
Rozoznavat' treba jednotu So
cialnu, a jednotu narodnn, ktore
patria medzi najintenzlvnejsie
jednoty dusevne, okrem jednoty
nabozenskej a ktore nasom pri-
pade ukazuj1 sa vo vzajomnom
porozumeni dvoch bllzkych naro-
dov, odkazanych sfce ma seba, ale
chcejucich zit' kazdy osobitnym,
autonomnym zivotom.
Kazdy narod ma svoju historiu,
osud, svoju tradiciu, ktora Ii je v
kazdom jeho jednoltivcovi a kto-
ra cely narod spaja V harmoni-
cky celok. - WHH
Narod, ako zijdca jednotka
rozumova ma svoje tuzby, aspira-
Gle, ktore chce uplatnit' ktore
tvoria civilizaen1 s1eiastku jeho
organizmu, skladajdceho sa z et-
nickych celkov.
Medzi hlavne aspiracie naroda
patri i otazka existencna reco-
va ako najmarkantnejsi vyraz
narodnej suverenity. Sem patri O.
tazka uplatnenia sa clenov naro-
da ma kazdom poll svojej domo-
why: v administrative, V politi-
ke, zurnalistike, ktora tvori We
rejn1 mienku naroda, t. j. suhrn
jeho nahl 'adov ma pritomnost',
bud1cnost' minulost'. U mas ma
me csl. Jednotu so sidlom V Pra-
he, ktorej 1lohou malo by byt,
sjednotenie dyoch narodov na
podklade zachovania narodnej SUI
verenity oboch, ktora vsak pahko
hl'adi ma veci, ktore pre- Slovakov
majl zivotny vyyznam. Hlavnd
prekazku nedorozumenia medzi
Sloyakmi a Cechmi. yidi v sloven-
skom narodnom poyedomi a y slo-
venskej literarnej reel, a to je o.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-22

travn. ked maloobchOdnlci zaca kupOVat svoJe Zaso
by plamo cd fa11narskych spokov, obldenm vel koob-
chodnlkov gangsteri i'm predbezne prepchoval guy a
nakladnych automoboch. Neskorsie akiste boil by I'm
prepichovali brucha. Ale nasli medz obchodnk hr-
dinova, ktori gangsterov udali.
My obcana nemame tusenia kde gangsteri uz zasli
prevadzani svojho remesa. Povodne venovali len
buegerstvu zabjali, vrazdili sa navzajom. Pomaly
svou set rozprestrel prieysenikov podnikatepov,
obchodnikov robotnkov Kontraktori (nie vsade) mu
sa platt gangserom dan, re i'm dovoia budovat domy
bez prekazok dakore robotncke une tez musia plati
dai, ked nechc ably clenstvo utrpelo skodu vyvoanm
sraku. Len nedavno zastrelen6 boo nekolk ko gangse
Chcagu, ked 81 boil pre- peiaze jednej un Mno-
HI obchodnic riadne prspieva do pokladnce gangste
row. mac by i'm bol obchod vyhodeny do vzduchu.
Tieto zocinnost sa de1 najviac vowel kych mesach
ako je New York, Chicago, Cleveland Detroit.
ziadnej krajine vladu zlocinectva retrpia Ami tn
by iu netrpel keby statne krajinske vrchnosti nay
Wac policajnej pravomoci mestach. Ale mestach
chranu mad obyvatel svom ma messke vrchnost, kto-
re s6 tax organizovane re radnic nema stoy svojho
postavena ich plat ME e dost vysoky ably mohl eest
ne svomu tradu primerane zt' Preto kvitne podpla
canie. v ude samom je uz tax zakorenena nedbaost
verejn6 vcc ze je naprava temer nemozna.
Vada zocinu rozsirila sa tax vel mi preo, ze e
Sc stidobnctvo ne vsade najvysom stupn L'ud vid
re inaksie meria bohatemu ako chudobnemu. ud
cta, re kamar ktory okradne chudob 1nlion obycaj
lie dostane ahky aebo zaden tres kdezto covek ktor
ukradne bochnik chleba je teku zasreleny alebo
pade chytenia dlhorocny zalar odsldeny Potom to
velke h1anie sa doarom urobilo naroda narod
dbajici zakony. Len sa dostat peniazom kazdl
cenu lebo tie sn tn vsetko tym sa vsetko dosahne:
protekca, slava lozupl, cest j icta mlost.
Prezident Hoover vy1nenoval este pred rokom komi-
su ma studovane tychto otazok Komsia dosial studu
je Ufame, ze ia komisia nade cestu ktorou narod
oslobodf vlady podsveta korupcie
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-22

S1 tn dve protichodne mentality.
Cesi, divaj1ci 50 ma vsetko pod
zornym uhlom pancechizmu a
Slovaci, chcejuci zachovat' svoJ
rod "a kazdd cenu uplatnit' svoj
narok pravny tistavny ma samo-
statny dusevny vyvin ramci
cesko-slovenskej statnej pospoll-
tosti. =
Cesko-slovenskej otazky nebu-
de. ked' sa kazdy Slovak bude
moct uplatnit' vo svojej domovi-
ne tax, ako sa uplatnuje Cech v
Cechach. -E...
Ma Slovensku mech sa uplatnl
v prvom rade "a kazd1 ceru
Slovak, mech sa 1raduje ma Slo-
vensku po slovensky, slovenskl
professor mech vychovavajd slo-
venskl mladez, co je minimalnoa
poziadavkou demokracie, aku hia-
sal naprfklad Komensky. Ma Ko-
menskeho radi odvolavaj1 sa nasl
statnici, nezachovavaj1 vsak jeho
ueenie, eoho najlepsim d6kazcm
je prave Komenskeho univerzita
Bratislave. Ziadost 'ou domacich
i zahranicnych Slovakov je: byt'
Slovakmi, ostat' Slovakmi a zit'
slovensky.
Ia ozajstne Slovensko moze od-
dane a verne pracovat' len ozaj-
stny Slovak, ktoreho viaze k tel
to krajine nielen zarobok hmotny,
ale i narodny cit a krvny svazok.
("Pravnik."j
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-22
Poor, sL0VENsKf ADv0-
KATI!

Ia dlhy cas- som proboval Wy
najst' slovenskych advokatov, roz-
tratenych po Spojenych Statoch
tym cierom, zcby SINE sa obozna-
mill a sorganizovali 81 Slovensky
Advokatsky Kr1zok organiza
eli S. S. K. S.
Toto Sdruzenie je Siroko-d ale
ko zname "a som isty, re kazdy
Slovak a Slovenka INA ciele tel
to organizacie, jake dobro kona
slovenskemu narodu teraz bude
v buducnosti. - 41 kM
My, ktori sme v zakonoch cvi-
ceni m6zeme vela pomoct' tym,
ktori tax horlivo pracuj1 v tejto
organizacii. Tedy proslm mojich
bratov advokatov, ably sa elm
skorej prihlasili a dali mi svoje
mena al mena inych znamych ad-
vokatov. s'1s'ls!l|
Jan j. Rusinack,
9071 Centerline Av. Detroit, Mich.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-08-22
ORGANIZovANA ZLoCINNOsT.

Nikde ma svete ME s zlocnci tax organizovani ako
v Amerike. Nikde svete nenaj jmu vrahovia tax
lacno ako Amerike Nkde ma svete zocinci nemajn
lepsich spoiencov ako Amerke Met co divit', ze
v Amerike zlocinnost' kvitne poctivost vymera.
v Chicagu bol zavrazdeny jeden gangster vrahnli,
najatymi inJm gangstelm Ma jeho byte najdena bola
lctovnca ktore NAL gangster zaznacene, komu ko ko
platl "a ocIranu ably ohol beztrestne svoe prozako
mite obchody prevadzat dctovnici najdene boy zpe
iazen6 ceky velke obnosy Medzi tymi, ktorf ceky
zpenaz, boil pocati detektivi, polticke kluby sud
ca, senator a rome inc vysoko-postavena osobnost
New Yorku gangsterski raketiri probovali hodt
slacku az ma kirk l'udu Terorom prin1til velkoob-
chodfkov aby zdrazeli cenu vajcc, mieka nych po-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-20

seuuent upon the World War and other
notifications" (to include for Ger
MANY and her war associates equal
status with the allies in respect OF dis
armament) must prelude and condi-
ton any such federation as the one
contemplated.
But, pending so happy a develop
ment, something can be done. indie
pendent of political considerations,
there are undoubtedly possibilities in
the purely economic field which must
be tested and used In the interest OF
European advancement Close cooper
alton in this field should not be mace
dependent upon the creation OF greater
security. On the contrary, just this
economic understanding will materially
increase the consciousness OF solidarity
and thereby the feeling Of security"
The governments should promote the
international cartels, ETC.; should
bring their joint economic policies" Gas
in respect of tariffs Into harmony
with the free play of these forces"
European states such as Russia and
Turkey should not, says Berlin, be ex-
cluded from European federation. Inc
German government looks forWaru
hopefully to the discussion OF the french
governments proposals at the gatner-
| ing at Geneva in September, to which
European non-members Of the League
| and nom European states should be al
| mitted." Not exactly damper to M
BRAND, but not calculated" to promote
his jocundity.
| Here is something very important. on
July 16 the Reichstag rejected, 200 10
! 204, the bills embodying the financial
program of the new minister OF finance.
| Thereupon, at the instance OF Chancel-
Tor Bruening, President Won linden
burg signed a decree putting into erect
| article 48, the famous "overpoWer1ng
| clause" of the constitution. The bills
| were then decreed. Here Is constitu-
! tional crisis of the first Importance. Dr.
Breitscheid, the famous Socialist, termed
the action 1.-The beginning of German
dictatorship" The program rejected
includes special tax on incomes above
| 5000 marks year, and an extraordl-
nary tax on federal employees.
Article 48 reads as follows:
THE President, in the event that pub
| lie security and order in the German
nation should be considerably disturbed
or endangered, may take all necessary
| measures to re-establish such public
| security and order, and. If required, to
| intervene with the aid of armed power
| To this end he may Professionally abro-
| gate, in whole or in part the funda-
mental laws established in Articles"
President Ebert made considerable use
! of article 48, but those were days OF
storm and stress, with civil war nearly
! threatening or initiated. President Won
! Hindenburg has used it several times,
but only as a swift method of Kidding
certain emergency measures universally
| recognized as demanding quick rid
| dance. But the recent invocation of the
| article is quite different thing, Many
! doubt that the trainers of the constitu-
| ton contemplated any such use, and the
doubt seems justified
| Observe, however, that the Reichstag
may by an ordinary majority rescind
measure decreed by the government.
! Suppose the Reichstsa should do that.
! Then, II the government is to use ar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-20
The Story the Week Has Told

ro0ative. The next day the King adj
iourned Parliament to July 81 and APP
pointed the moderate Sidky Pasha
as premier. There have since been a
half-doZen bloody crashes between
Wafdists and government troops and
police. British troops have been care
fully held aloof.
Alexandria, of course, boasts the very
worst sort of Levantine reputation.
Upon learning of the Egyptian develop
ment the British government at once
| dispatched two battleshipS for Egypt
| and on the 10th. in the Commons, Pre-
mier Macdonald issued stern warn
ing. He declared that the British gov
eminent was determined not to inter-
fere in purely internal affairs In Egypt,
but it could not remain Indifferent
while foreign lives and property were
being endangered"
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
On July IL the famous Robert Jones
won the United States open golf cham
pionship for the fourth time.
On July IL the Whirlwind raced the
Enterprise and the Weetamoe the
Yankee; triangular course of 80 miles
off Newport; Merely a drifting contest
the Enterprise only finishing within the
did not finish at all.
In the trials of the 14th construction
defects showed UP sadly. The enter
prise was pitted against the Weetamoe
and the Yankee against the Whirlwind
The course was Is miles to windwarC
and back; there was a 2O-mile breeze
Sufficiently moderately and a rather
jumping" sea.
The Enterprises mainsail split as she
stood for the starting line. The Whirl-
wind and Yankee had covered about
10 miles of tt.c wtndward when the
Whirlwind's mainsail slipped down,
pulling out at the head" and she was
out of 1t. OF course, Weetamoe and
Yankee did not sail through; there was
nothing doing. 1t is matter for dismal
speculation that the Shamrock v has
behaved handsomely in several races,
under conditions no less trying.
On the 18th the Enterprise easily
beat the Whirlwind and the Weetamoe
easily beat the Yankee: triangular
course of 80 miles off Newport, breeze
freshening from 5 to Is miles. On most
important points of sailing the Enter
prise made far the best showing.
On the 18th the Weetamoe, Enterprise
and Yankee were sailed together over a
windward and leeward course of 80
miles. Breeze, IL to II miles. The
Whirlwind had been withdrawn, her
owners having decided on important
alterations. The Yankee won hand
somely, beating the Weetamoe by about
minutes, which, in turn, beat the
Enterprise by about minutes. The
observation" series is now ended. The
four yachts meet again in the final tests
toward the end of August.
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MISREPRESENTATION of the Cathedral
of st. Martin at Ypres has been COM
pleted. Work is proceeding on restora-
ton of the cloth hall.
The outstanding legislative accom-
plishments of the late session of the
French Chamber, which ended 50 aus
piciously we're a system Of national
social insurance. covering unemploy-